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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
BUSINESS SCHOOLS INDIE.
PENDENT.
An Institution That Has Proved It's
Utility IN This City.


The fact that colleges giving literary,
classical and theological education are
constantly appealing TO wealthy men
for assistance speaks volumes when il
is remembered that worthy CONNER.
c.al colleges pay their own way and
arc independent. 1t points To the fact
that the people are realizing that n
thorough commercial education is
what pays. A knowledge of Latin. of
Greek, of higher mathematics, j. very
we'll for ornamental and even for GER
tain useful purposes, and exec liont for
discipline OF the mind" winch its
champions claim, but 1t don't win
bread and butter, 1t don't figure IN the
practical Things of life, and Is chiefly
Tor those whose circumstanccs afford
the time and the means TO attain them.
What the average young man and
young woman wants ~ what will tit
them best TO take part IN the practical
and ordinary affairs of life. They
want what will do this the hest, the
quickest ana the cheapest, FIR time is
money and life is short. II 10 unaues.
tonabiv true that this fact IL being
generally recognized, that tins des der.
alum is 10 be found IN a first-class Jus
mess college. TINS Is why they pros
per. and this - why they succeed.
sucn a college IL IN our city; 1T has
grown up with the city. prospered with
the city, and II mas done its share to-
ward building up the city.
The school we referred 10 10 the
Grand Rapids Business College, known
as the "Old Reliable IL mas stood
the storms and vieissitudes for over
twenty-s.x years, and Il viii stand
them for txeBty-siS years TO come, Il
conducted on TIE Same unpretentlous,
modest, honest, thorough prlnclples as
u now il, and hss been conducted since
the day OF its birth into this city.
1t isnot necessary "a sink the man
in order 90 build up the school, the
teac her. the pupil. on the merchant
All citizens commend the thorough
ana honorable course os the Grand
Rapids business college. Young men
aaa young women cannot ga smlss BY
attending ~. They will receive many
times ihs value Of money paid IN II
they will GO there Tor good purpose
aud attend 20 business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
PETER STACEY QUITS.
Because the Union VIII Not Let Him
Trim Convic,-Cut Stones

Because the Union WIZ Not Let Him
Trim Convies-Cut Stones
Peter Stacey, . stone cutter employed
~ Contractor Davidson TO trim stones
,or the new Y. NJ. c. A. building, was
sdsrcd TO quit work yesterday morn
ng by the Stone Cutters union, and
no stones we're laid on the building
yesterday. The stones were procured
from . firm N Chicago, and the union
suspects they were cut by convict labor.
Mr.. Davidson refused TO say anything
about the matter to . reporter for
rHs HERALD yesterday, stating that he
thought the matter would be satisfsc-
torily settled IN . few days. Mr..
stacey said that under the rules Of the
union he would not be allowed to do
any work on the products of convict
labor. The stones require q little
trimming and fitting before they can
be laid in the wall, and no member of
The union will be permitted to 10 it.
THE only way out of It," said Mr..
Stacey, "w,ll be for the contractor to
got . trimmer from Cnicsgo to do the
work"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

o. M. "a; June ls, Reds Lake. "a
dies run, p. m., ,, Jane .. PAN
Held dinner, 10 =. IA, % july s,
6rand Haven add return. g. IA, o.
July 3, ksiioggsyilie. ladies', p. m, IA
July 10. Berlin. dinner. a. m, 20
July II. Lowell snd return, .. IA, "a,
July II. North PARK ladies', p AZ, Y
July "A, Engiishyl!le. lansa. a. IA, "a;
July 81, CoopsFsylie ana return, 5 a.
M, 40; July 81. Reeds Lake, iaeles, 5
p. m, 8; August 7, PlAlnileld, dinner,
10 .. IA, 20; August Ia, KalamsE zoo. re-
turn oy train. 8 a. IN, 81; August II.
Grznayille, ladies, 3 y NJ, Ia August
81, Bridge street, lunch. 10 =. IA. 20,
August IS, Ottawa Beach, return by
train ladies are expected on this run !,
3 a. M, 81; September 4, Dutton. luneh,
10 .. m, 81 - ntember IL. Sparta. din
neT. q. NJ, 80, September IS. Plain
field, lunch, 10 .. M, 20: September IS.
C2scAds, dinner. . .. ~, 20. Any runs
postponed during the season will he
run 10 thea regular order Octo-
Der 2. ., 10, %. 80. respectively. Short
RUM will be taken every Thursday
evening during the season At 1870. All
runs will start from the club rooms
promptly at the Time specified.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
will be shorter and pleasanter than last

will be shorter and pleasanter than last
year. A party desiring to visit the lake
can take Car At any point IN the city.
The line beginning In the center OF the
city, will run through Monroe, East
Fulton, Lagrave and Wealthy avenue
to point one mile and quarter east
of East street. Thence by the country
club house through private right OF
way III a southeasterly direction one
third of y mile, striking the old line at
a point one-third of a mile from the
terminus. This portion of the road
will he familiar 10 former patrons, bat
at the end there will be new feature.
Instead Of ending abruptly and neces-
stating the turning over of seats. there
will be loop. The cars will continue,
turning right around and making the
return trip with no longer a. p than
~ necessary to permit the passengers to
alight. One side Of the loop
touches the corner of the old
base ball park. The other side cuts
of a corner of The platform where the
cars now stop. Ladies and gentlemen
will not be compelled to get Off at
Charley Godfroy's Sack door. They
can ride to within few feet of the
pavilion. Wires Will be attached to
the overhead lines to operate arc lights
to be placed in front OF the pavilion, ut
the boat landing and several other
points. The entire route will he over
hign ground. A new track will be laid
the entire distance, and girdel rails,
Weighing eighty pounds to the yard,
will be used. Last year thirty -five mo-
tor cars only were in operation. The
coming season there will be seventy
one motor cars and l03 open cars. Pic
me parties can charter cars in any por-
ton of the city and 60 to the lake
without change. The John Ball Park
route, starting ut Campau square,
crosses Pearl street bridge TO Shawinut
avenue, thence to Straight street,
thence to West Fulton street. and ont
West Fulton street to the big diicl.
Beyond this the street Is not graded.
The company wishes to run Its line to
the gates of the park. but cannot do so
until the grade has been established.
To the Soldiers home and North Park,
the Wealthy avenue line Will be taken
The Sweet street sta ton will be reached
by tho way of Ottawa and Taylor
streets. The trouble last summer was
that there was lack of power. Thn
has been obviated. There are now five
generators IN working order, and two
additional machines havebeen ordered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
More or Less Important.

J. c. SImonds Il Son OF Waterloo
street, have just shipped the first car
load of single machinery for the large
single mill Messrs. Fuller q Rice are
building IN tho upper peninsula and
for which they have the contract for
the entire OUTFIT OF machinery.
The Easter even crowds brought a
goodiy offering TO the old woman who
plays lugubrIous airs on decreplt
hsnd-0rgsn down on lower Monroe
street. Many threw her pennies who
seemed but little more prosperous than
the object of their charity.
w. I. Smith has again taken a posi-
ton rs night clerk 1T the Eagle Hotel.
Mr.. Smith has been connected with
years, and is we'll and favorably known
to the travelling public as an afAble
and courteous gentleman.
r. G. Dibble. for some time past
head Oook-keeper for the Grand Rapids
Gas Light company, has resigned and
will start Tuesday morning for South
Dakota to take charge of an agricul-
tural implement agency.
The minister's conference will meet
in the rooms OF the Y. NJ. c. A. next
Monday afternoon at 2:30, when a
paper on ministerial Behavior" will
be read by Rev. w. !. Russell.
The Warreu-Schsrf Asphalt Paving
company Is repairing the break IN the
State street pavement near Lafayette
street, caused by the leak IN the water
main At that point last fall.
Jesse Ross Of South Grand Rapids.
will be buried today from his late res
idsncs ~ 2.30 .. IN. Mr.. Ross was n
employe Of the Western Beef co.npa NY
and died OF typhoid fever.
workmen raearthed . skull, numer-
Gus bones and pot of Indian money
while excays,ng for . store fOunda-
ton on the corner OF Leonard aud
Front streets.
News has been received here Of the
death Of Flests May, the year daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. NolI, for
merry OF tins city, now OF Los Angles.
J. w. Carr has taken . position with
r. ID. Farrell q CO. He will nave
charge of she HIS manual depart
meut for Ohio aud Michigan.
w. T. Mcnamara o. the Valley City
creamery, donated four gallons of zee
cream to -. Johns orphan asylum for
the Easter dinner.
Silver Star lodge Auxiliary Will give
a May party May 3. IN simmons bail,
corner of Fifth avenue and south
DIVISION street.
The saloons did an unusually light
business last night. The crowds were
all IN the streets, which was perhaps
just "a we'll.
The Baby Pedro club will meet st the
residence of Or. X. H. Stevens. No.
1915 south Drvlaon street, Tuesday
evening.
The funeral Of Mrs. A. l., Sibley Will
be held this morning at 1880. from the
family residences, No. 81 Cilat0n street
Toe policemen were kept busy the
early part of last evening keeping the
crowds of sght-seers moving on"
Constable Isaac Greenbsam Ia. re-.
turned from AlsbamA after a two
months sbwucs.
There we're thirteen real estate trsns
fers reported o. tns register 81 deeds
tor reg stFstlcn.
TIE SPECIAL nee On ~ tire hoard Of
supervisors ~iii begin Wednesday asosns
lns.
r. y. Farrell sili aiscszs pslisles ~ith
Massr Psngree II Detroit, tsd.y.
nF floaghneF hss eoae 10 Case sds &c
spsnd SUNDAY Win lrends.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

ehs transportation Company Buys .
Site % Build.

The Valley City Transportation COM
pany !hss secured . ate south of ana
sajeining the west end OF Fulton
street. sgidgs and will 90 once begin the
erection Of large dock and q freight
and passenger depot The building
will - toal0o feet IN dimensions and
two stories 10 height The lower floor
vii Co used for Q freight house and
pAssslgsr landing. and the upper floor
Tor . waiting room and once. The
upper foos wili be on . level with the
brldgs and two entrances will be pro-
vlded-ons leading from the bridge and
the ether from the street. The steam
beat Valley City 70 being loaded on the
ears &C Toledo, and VIII DO here this
wssk- The company has purchased
twenty acres at Hare's landing. near the
clay banks, twelve miles down the
rives, which will b fsted up for re-
sort. ten acres having been cleared for
. ball park and other uses A chain
ferry Will be constructed TO carry pas
ssagers 70 and from the eppeslts shores
Of the river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
DEATH FROM ScALDINo.
\ -Four Year Old Boy Falls Into . Pail
of Hot Water.

Friday morning about 10 o'clock,
Lawrence, the 4-year-old son Of Yysk
Pspms, foreman in the G. r. & I. rail-
road shops, residing at No. 1877 Oak
land avenue. fell backwards from .
chair IN . pail full of hot water, re-
ceivIng burns from which he died six
teen hours later. Mrs. Papma Was
about TO mop the floor and put the
pail OF water on the door for that pur-
pose. The little fellow climDed upon .
chair 10 be out OF the way. HIS mother
turned 70 get some soda 10 put into the
water. She heard a scream from the
child. and looking around WAS Mortified
TO sec Lawrence head-toremost IN the
pail with his feet sticking out The
pail tipped over and the scalding water
poured over him. DR.. X. Il. Spencer
was Immediately summoned. but IN
ppite of al the medical assistance nc
sould render the child died.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
L-e,ur. on . Wam.n., H.lr. .

Rev Ida G. Haltin will lecture in
Temple Epsnael THURSDAY evening on
"WOmsn's Half" Mia Hultln 10 a NO.
mao OF hae presence, strong mental
equipment and great eloqueBee shs
preached the opening sermon iof tire
Noman's eounesi iast year. and - gen
orally Recognized as asoas the tive or
three best orators among women, Her
subject eiii surely bo treated fFom =
broad aud geaeFous oaslosk. and vii
be OF intense interest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA co.
An Institution that Enjoy. Happily
Gfewiac Trade.

The store room of the Atlantic and
Pacific lea company, With toe hand
some red front on Monroe street, Il. a
delightful place 10 vet. lts interior
- Handsomely decorated in Oriental
pictures and hric-a-bfsc and the UNIQUE
fixtures Handsomely fnished IN paint
aud pfeiuseiy gilded. The stock IL
arranged IN large rec-ptsclcs made for
the purpose ct special desIgn and col.
ored IN the brightest hues II the Orient.
The stock couisins the best selected
assortment Of teas. coffee. and sugars
known 10 the markets sof the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Last Athletic Exhibition.

Tn. Grand Rapids independent Ash-
letic club will give IFS last grand exhIbi-
ton of the season IN the club rooms,
formerly Metropolitan hall, Thurs-
day evening. April 81. There will be =
musical fret part. The celebrated
Warner Bros. will appear IN piano
solos and duets. also several vocal
selections by the athletic club quartet,
and besides all the well known gym
nastic specialtr~s. They will also intre-
ducc the Chinese trick house and tile
ersnd pyramid act.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

The regular program opened At the
last meeting with d soprano solo, sung
by Mrs, Dr.. Noble. after which Que Of
Waosworth's beautiful poems VAS read
hy member. ''iiofatio Greenough.
the Father OF American seulptoTs. 7"
was discussed ia lengthy article, fol-
lowed by conversation" on the
same subject led b. Mrs. Noble. The
program mex. week will be in charge
of Mrs. Simmons ana Mrs. Orr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
PROHIBITION DISCUSSION.
A Small Number Participated in Last
Nights Meeting.

NSnt MccunS.
There was . small attendance at the
meeting Of the Prohibition club last
evening. Addresses were made by C..
w. Fellows and others on WAYS and
means for increasing the prohibition
vote. Several members of the club
are working on the "million vote
plan outlined toy the chief moguis Of
the party for securing pledges TO vote
the ticket. One member reported that
he had secured the pledges of seven
voters, aud another had been fortunate
enough TO get fourteen to sign cards
pledgIng themselves to vote the proni-
bItion ticket. Each member Will pro-
vide himself with cards, and will APP
prOach the wicked members of the old
parties with an entreaty to attach their
signatures.
A letter WAS received from o. w.
Petit, secretary OF the club, stating
that owing to Ill health he would have
to resign his position. Peter Rynders
WAS elected secretary pro tenn. A Sec
rotary will be elected at q future meet
lu1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

TIE stock Of teas and ootees can not
be duplicated in tie siofes not eob-
Hecled with the great establishment 81
y bach this store IS part. HE GOA
pAny buys Tor ESQ stores, a. 81 which
are situated IL the midst u large COM
munitses and enJos large trade.
A speclsl feature -Of tie flrm - he git
goods 10 purchasers. fuf tins arrange
mept = very extensl ye stock az me
table ware l. kept on hand, choice Of
winch = gwen 10 purchasers fioEi tie
stock.
The frIn has been doing q very large
tYsas lately
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Lareest Roof in the World.

The DePauw Plate Glass works OF
Alexandris, Ind, are erecting thirty
aeres OF balldings. ii. NJ. Reynolds &
son have secured the roofing contract,
against Chicago, Indianapolis, Pitts
burg and many other roofers. {. II.
Reynolds returned from Alexandria
yesterday. lie SAID that when his firm
had completed the work il would be
the largest glass work IN the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Real Estate Transfers.

Florence N Eddy 10 Mary ] Harris
l0iss aad 5. bk ]. BsFth's adt.,.---s leo
LanHsh tgsseil 10 AnafeW T STRATA.
.. 8 iet u. * !. isl.er's add .....-..- 80
ioas Drleb0ig 10 john lienrrf. part
lot 4. biz ~. Grants EGa .-.--.---.---...--- Zoe
Taomss II Peek Il al 10 Martin kefter.
y TOT :. nh !. liafalI Para add io-
Chss Nfmet % hausori Notcott
inIs IL ana Us. North PARK Pace
add. No 600
Sash NJ hnfisdei 20 Catherine l. Cass.
lot n. NeDoNell's ada ..-............,.----- 800
Elvira Isles 10 Herman l. Hxaes
.ots = aud - iDdre Esles sub 500
d HITS stoei. n 10 An4few 4 SiFalta
et al. lot &. rtocsinrs add ---..-.....-,. 80
Pembroke : sisrdlar - Geo II Let's
e. 81. IA . iot Is Hns y lot II. bk IA.
Nash's l>t acd. -ngrta.-.,............-.--. IS
Estate OF Nsry fraae 20 Clara Mar
shall e. a. s.. nc IT OF sec 4.
EyrOl ..-.........-..... .,...-.,.,-- ..s-o
Thomas VI ftek 90 Johannes kamr and
vile. part sc !. OF sec 81. Sfand Rap
james Abraham 10 N2r<sret Laaghlia.
NV - sw Of See 5o. Csnaeu-.-..-..--.- 100
John Bowers 10 Byrrn Ingers0il n =
wpart and . u ne OF Sec 5, Aigoina 500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
aearxia far Esrr,.an.

ATLANTA, Ca, April iS.-The state
republican convention elected delegates
al large 20 the Minneapolis convention
and adopted resolutions indorsing Pres
ident Harrison and instracting the DEL
egstes for hin. The convention also
condemned the refusal Of the last legls-
lature 10 make Suitable provision 10
have Georgia properly represented at
the " orld's fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Buy furniture at Hartman's.

The sale on fine and medium grades
of pianos at Fredrich's THIS spring. il
the largest that has been realized for
years. The fayorite case is the French
burr walnut matenai which admits
OF fine rinish and presents q great
variety of brown and buff shades. The
cases are oil new in design and of the
latest model.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

N the SELECTION. IA the persoa Of Jehn
H. FinB, = republican sno hss repre-
scented the wafd 10 republican state
county. congress enal add ETY. eonvea-
tions. AID st preset dong repoTtoFi4i
duty on She Prrss. Mr.. Finn has had
considerable eKpeTIence IL lac practice
IS well "a Office duties and Will 10
doGbs be q valuable zsslstant." Mr..
Finn q a. eneFget.c reporter, clever
gentleman, oolig ag aud courteous. and
will make al efnelent clerk, Il IL shall
be appointed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
GEORGE AND THE TROUT.
Mr.. DeHaven Issues a Guam; Coneei
Directing Fishers Troutward.

VIZ AIAsaNCA &o>aGt SaaAA @ttANStt
Directing Fishers Troutwsfd.
George De Haveu. Our only George"
has Just issued a fish circular descrlb-
ing toe wonderful trout streams of the
north and incidentally mentioning that
The best aud only way to reach them -
by vay OF the Chicago h West Michl-
gan railroad. He avs COW that the
extension to Elk lsapids - open to
trsvel, the angler vii find 10 very con-
venient to get into drawing room car
Or sleeper ana stay there until he ar
rives st . hrst-cisss stream and then
trop OF. he names the stresms and
rays they have never been polluted by
ambitious anglers since trout began TO
win George says al TINS. aud some
hing more about safety. elegance and
ppeed and All that, and he says Il IA
blue. green and red INK. in unique
form ss 10 arrangement. and on map
YvIng . bird eye view OF the route OF
lhe railroad. He then wants 10 know
Are you gong 90 tns istF'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
him to his home on Wood worth street,
near North Union street. A physician
was summoned.
Weekly Bank Clesrings.

The bank clearings tor the past week
show gain of $l3s, 400.S5 over the
amount OF business done for the same
week one year ago. The daily clear
ings were as follows: Monday, Sl90,-
1929; Tuesday, Sal ,l24.2S; Wcdnes-
day, Sl9l .02o.23; Thursday. 1923, 1871;
Friday, sl2l ,0oo.ss; Saturday, Sl44,-
054.l4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Trinity Church Choir.

The boys OF the Trinity church choir
will receive their gold medals and other
gifts gwen by Gen. w. i. lines, Fr, d
Maynard and the rector, on Tuesday
evening, in the Sunday school room.
The pgeseptat on will be made by Gen.
w. L. Innee. There are three gold
medals, = silver watch and other gifts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

A great variety of fine musical mer-
chandise is being offered at friedrch's
this spring. There 10 also a great dis
play of sheet and bound music, com
prising many choice works OF great
merit. Thor Is also shown a great va
riety of novelties
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Ruy IL. at lIaIlnlan'a.

X. ID. CsfsteBs. successor TO K. y.
Dikeman. the weli-known Canal street
lewelcr, j. rrstock ug With AZ the new
ert ard latest novelties III the iewelfy
hnc. A fiae opportunity = Offered The
public for tie seiecLun Il choice novel;
ties IA rings. ear rlnls. pms, etc, etc.
Tie stock . very fun IN fine silverwsre
and optical goods. The stock Of
watches - very lsrge and well selected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
For Another Week.

The loan exhaustion corner of Pearl
and Ottawa streets, for the benefit of
the Woman's home and hospital, rs
pronounced 30 good by every one sec-
ing it that 1t has been decided to hold
i: another week. With some favorable
additions which are expected, it Will be
very interesting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Buy pianos at Hariman's.

The Delssite class at the Western
Michigan college is growing popular
under the able direction OF Mrs. Mar
garet Ballard Moore. Most excellent
rooms have been prepared, ard the
most com lete arrangements have been
made for the work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

WAsziseroS. April 10 Civil Service
Conmiss loner Thompson has presented
his resignation 10 President Harrison.
Mr. Thompson has been elected comp
trolier of the New York Life Insurance
Company, and expects 10 enter upon
the discharge OF the duties Of that one
about May /.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Fell Eighteen Feet.

Yesterday afternoon while working
on o scaffold at No. S6s North La
fayette street, William Bulthuis slipped
and fell eighteen feet to the ground.
striking on his back. His injuries were
painful and OF an internal and ex-
ternal nature. The ambulance took
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Burial Permits.

Lawrence A. Papmer. aged 4, No.
l97 Oakland avenue, scalded to death;
Lulu al. Lockwood, aged month, No.
. Congress street, bronchitis; Kate Boil
mer, age 40, Slssons Mills, pneumonia !;
Alice Nanders!lck, age 20 years, u. b..
4. Home, typhoid fover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Charles W. Landon of Philadelphia.
and editor OF The Etudc. will be s.. the
college conservatory next Tuesday.
Mr.. Landon Is president of the New
York Music TeaebeEs' ASSOCIATION, and
is probably the bes; knows musician
and musical writer IN tie l. mtsd states.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17
Jewish Passover Services.

Passover services will be held at the
Temple Emanuel this evening at @
O'clock, and Monday morning at 10
o'clock. Rabbi T. W. Jesselson will
othciate and deliver a sermon. All are
cordially invited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-17

Call 81 Tire Steele Market" Nos. Il
and = South Dvl.I0n street. and ordsl
your sunday dinner from that fine de
play OF spfipF iamb, ppuiirY. beef
veal. hsms, shoulders, etc. Frees tue
lowest.