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The Penn's Grove record., 1892-08-26

DIED
PA vi N.-August II, 1892, in
Mount Holly, Bena, daughter Of Rob-
ert G. Parvin, aged 10 years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Canada il between two opinions,
hating uncertain ~ to which way to
go- TIE spsrit OF retaliation for fan
e;ed mjarsl from the action Of the
pressdeni N relation 30 the waterways,
etc., only serves to reveal the true sen
tiinents OF the mass in favor of q
political unfoa with tt.s country. The
pFivy eouGcil Of Canada by an Official
edict has pronounced its judgment
akoi shiu< Catholic schools in Mani
tobs. To this ,ae Irish Catholic news
paper printed ia Quebec protests that
ii justice Is not granted by remedial
laws by the dominion government an
nexssion IL the only alternative.
Continuing, It says: alt may be that
we have ct last reached turn point
in cur history whose determination
will decide forever TIE failure or sue
cess Of our political experiment ~ n
confederacy II self governing provinces
on the grest hsli.continent Of North
America. The claims of psrtsanship
are Silent and speschless, the calls OF
patriotism loud, emphatic. irresistible
in the presence Of our country's and
eur constitutions jeopardy. One of
two things must SOM cone. This war
OF Protestant against CATHOLIC, race
sgsinst race, must soon come to 8 close.
or otherwise annexation. Two classes
OF people IN Canada are certainly de-
lighted with this decision and they
are the extreme Protestsnts and those
wao are in favor OF annexation. -
With such q powerful force srrsyed
in its favor. and the spuis of unrest
shown - exist among the masses, IL Is
morally certain that annexation - the
Ultimate destiny Of Canada.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

VII watch the summer g,ri AZ abe IDLY
s2ugs IA the nxmne<k. he viii nofe
lie color Of her hose. the cat o. nef
'atin< sklFt and tie Jsanty NJ ~ nsf
n4nIike walsl. Then when sAs has
Ell the hammock tbs brig ai-esed ana
1aiorous young rascal VIII sSAhpsr
Town the tree. ana after \ snarp sar-
sey Of tne surround ngs, TO make sure
-ae absence OF man and gun. viii
curry up 10 the hammock and al his
tapAeioUs cheeks with ponbon osts left
~ the same summer glfi. Unless bis
neat - 50 far away tnat his yaEnered
sweetness wall dissolve before he
reaches MS hoaae he will reg~Ie his
Youngsters with nors<ls OF the new era,
describing doubtless with ineessAnt
chatter the lovely fairy who brought
10. Other forest treasures nav depart.
out the squirrel will remain Ia hobnob
with the summer visllor And utilize
the scraps and crumbs Jeff BY the sum
mer girl. T. 5. w.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

when the results OF the special ses-
sloa called 10 reapportlon the state into
legislative districts shall 90 carefully
analysed ID will DO found that the re-
pubhcans forced n sinister and selfish
majority OF democrats 10 bow TO the
popular demand for fair and equit-
able distrlcting OF the state and TO pass
measures that give TO every section OF
the state equal representation. As q
purely political matter the work of the
SPECIAL sess0n - distinct republican
triumph, and il follows, - triumph for
fairness and right. The Brown sena-
toFial apportonment bill was submit
ted 20 the senate and passed by prac-
ticzlly unanimous vote. although 1t re-
ceived the support of the democrats IS
an only alternative for the defeat of q
gerrymander they had prepar ed tor
submission, but which was sure of de-
feat because OF the hostility of the in
dependents. In the house the bill pre-
pared by the Hon. At ). White of this
city apportioning the representative
districts was drawn in spirit OF nom
partisanship, and Is Was passed with
out encountering pronounced opposi-
ton. Kent county shares well in the
senatorial DIVISION, for instead OF two
democratic districts. a. under the de-
ceased gerrymander. the county is 80
divided IS to insure senator IN the
country distric. and by . no means
uncertain thing IN the city district.
Tbs Is substantial concession to the
republicans. and will DO greatly sp-
prsciated by them. The representa-
tive divis,on - equitable and satisfac-
tory. On the whole the republicans
have every reason to congratulate
themselves that they forced the demo-
Gratis to be fsrer tnan they would.
and that the state legislature will be
redeemed from the inIquiiious reign Of
thesquavbucks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
THIS TIME O. YEAR,

When ! start my pillow a-runnfn' In the sofs
An the piece Is erowiu' smaller - my
When the white thorn. pear an plum tree Are
all dressed In white an green.
An the sunshine seems langhin' as IL shines
upon the scene;
When teller goes to work In the early dewy
An nnds the crows there loudly scoidin' bout
the plantin' o. the cora;
when the robin gets up early TO tell you how
Then think somsho. that kline O. IKE that
time O. year the best.
When the days gro hot an longer An the SUM-
An the nelds turn brown IN yesler % the
harvest's DRAWN neAr.t
An the clover : oil In blossom. an the medder
Seems most too bad to cut the flowers an dry
'em up .or hay.
An the cherry trees are loaded with their
fruits so black an sweet.
An the birds now bold are CROWN that they
light right Al my feet.
An somehow L seem acquainted with each
bee, an bird. an tree.
Then l think the golden summer IL the time
o year for me-
When the grain has all been garnered An the
fruit 10 In its prime.
An there's ru,sei. pears an applea an the
When the woods are full o. beauty. an the
nuts are faiiiu' fast.
An the hot days o. summer are somehow van
ished In the past:
An the making O. the cider. when the other
work Ii done.
An tho huskin's. an the quiltin's are the jol
lest kind o. I'm:
When I'm thinkin' O. the winter an its quiet
spell % rest.
Then think that Is the time o. year kind o
like the best.
when the rush. an hurry . over. an the snow
Is on the bill.
An the grains been hauled to market. an
the moneys In the till;
When feiier needn't WORRY bout the rain
when crops are ripe.
But can res; beside the Gre with his cider mug
an pipe
When the frost comes down like diamonds en-
the n9wbirds iiy away.
An the merry baud % youngsters like TO laugh
an romp all day.
An the Christmas time IL nearin' with its fes-
fiv' An good cheer.
Then somehow think 1 an best suited with
this lime o she year.
VIRGINIA Tgrn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Capt. r. Vanderhoef, owner and
master OF the steam propeller Thomas
Friant, takes exception to the report
that his boat has been conditioned, and
that she was not to 60 on the lake nor
to carry more than one hundred pas
sengers at time. 1t 10 said that his
steamer has been on the lake for the
last six years or more, and has always
been considered a safe and reliable
boat, and ably conducted. and IL con.
sequently popular. Captain Wander
hosf thinks he is injured by the pub
LEGATION Of the report, and thinks also
that it Was inspired by q desire and de-
sign to injure him and his business.
All of which is given space here to cor
rect any mistake that may have been
made in the original report and to re-
pair any injury. if any, he may have
sustained by reason of it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

A beautiful new side altar. the gift of
Mics Mary HEATING, has been placed IN
81. Alphoasus' church. Yesterday Asss
kesung presented the church fac
sinile of the miraculous picture in the
kedemptoflstehurch at Rome, entitled
'sour Lady of Perpetual Health-" The
painting was blessed by Pope Leo XIII.
Miss Belle Baker, xhoss sweet alto
voice has been missed from ST. Alphon-
sus' choir for three weeks. has regaIned
her health and viii take her accus-
toned place in the choir At high aaAss
today.
Miss Nettie MeRae, who hes been
Visiting the Slsters At Sc. Alphonsus'
church on Carrier street for the past
four weeks, returned 20 her home ~
MI Pleasant. Mich. yesterday.
The eight-day retreat ~ the Domini-
can convent, East Leonard street. closed
Thursday. The exercises were con-
Quoted by the Rev. FIR. LAftineire. G.
SIS. r.. Of Detroit.
High mass of requiem WAS eung at
ST. Alphonsus' church yesterday morn
ing at O'Clock for the repose of the
soul of the Rev. FIR. Lamy.
Miss Rinie McCarron Of Mt. Pieas ant
10 visiting her sister. Sister Cyprian. at
the Dominican convent.
The Rev. FIR. Brandt, c. Ss. R., will
succeed the Rev. FIR. Lamy as pastor Of
st. Alphonsus'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

with the campaign of 1924 the prsc-
tice OF making personsl attacks 90
presidential candidate vas inaugur-
ssd. Crawford. Jackson, Adams
and Cay were the candidates that
year. AL Of them being republicans.
During the campaign excitement rose
81 a hign pitch and the candidates
were revilsd with abuse and ridicule 10
saeh ~ extent that Adams. in writing
ia friend. declared thst''is seernssslf
evsFy hsr aud cslumnistcr IN the
eoantry vas At work night and day 10
destroy nsy character. The election
felt n the house aud Adams ~ss
encssn through the Influence of Clay.
Cisy vas charged With catering iato
hsrssla after his sppo ntment a. ssers-
tary Of state. and fought bisodle~s
aass with Joha Randolph. vhe ep<niy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
0euynander's Don, Go.

The Hon. l.. q. Mason of Muskegon
was guest ut the Morton yesterday.
''No, I'm out Of politics" he remarked
IN answer TO question. cot course,
] shall come 10 the convention. All
good democrats attend the state oon-
ventione, II such . thing 10 poss bic.
What are the chances for democratic
success; Good. think Mr.. Ninsns
Will probably he nominated. don't
think Judge Morse will make fight
for the Illumination. I think a would
be unwiee ANYWAY to take ham from
the place ne holds now. The supreme
courts kpocsout of The lecis-
lature's redis,rictng measure ought
not TO make any difference
with the election. The measure az
1885 was ALEC declared TO ne unconstl-
tutlonal, 90 the deceion affects the re-
publican party as much as Il does the
democratic. Al matter of fact ger
rymanderng sn't confined 20 any Que
party IL has been used hy all parties
more or less FOR tie past fifty years.
IL has been khamefully abused, each
party using u "a q means OF retsisstiug
against the other. Am glad We have
. SUPREME court that can lay ell part
San feelings assce and declare that the
state sball not be gFrrymaudered By
any party. Cnquestensbly the redis-
trlcting measure that will he prepared
st the specisl session will he q lust and
equitable ONE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
AID FOR BAY CITY.
The Mayor Issues q Call for the Relief Of
the Fire Sufferers.

The Mayor Issues . Call for tbs Relief Of
the Fire Sufferers.
A great calamity has befalien Bay
City. A destructive ire has left large
number of her citizens without shelter
or means of support l am Informed
by her mayor and = committee OF her
citizens that assistance il imperatively
needed.
The wellknown generosity Of the
citizens Of Grand Rapids, Am sure,
will not 10 wanting IN such an emer-
gency and many have already expressed
q desire to contribute If an opportunity
Was given.
Therefore. commencing on Monday
morning, August s, and continuing
during the entire week or until further
notice, contributions will be received At
the mayors Office in the city hall for
the FIRE sufferers at Bay City. and l
call upon all our citizens TO aid this
very worthy object.
WILLIAM J. STUART, Mayor.
Dated, August 8, 1892.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
No More Free Concert,.

Today Wurzburg & Bronson's band
will give its last free concert ct John
Ball park. The band has played there
every Sunday since the first of May,
receiving as Its reward the profits of
the lemonade stands. The members
put in about $50 each to buy . soda
water fountain, and have not made
enough money out OF it to pay ex-
penses. The crowds at the park have
been very email, and the band does
not feel under obligations to continue
to give free concerts 90 long ~ the
public doesn't care enough about the
music to 20 to tho park To hear it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
AMUSE MeNTS.

Beginning tomorrow evening the
eighteenth season will be ushered In at
Smiths theater. The manager prom
ises his patrons an unusually strong
program, which will include some of
the beat known people on the vaude-
vile stage. Twenty speciality teams are
announced; among the prominent ar
tists are Leopold and Green, Enc st.
Clair. the Wallace sisters, Mabel Hazel
ton. Spencer and West, Hattie Wallace,
Twor aud King, Gertie Gsilivan, Milton
and Nixon and the SCOTS. AZ will be
seen in the advertisement, . slight re-
ducsion mas been made IN the scale of
admission prices The evening prices
will be 10. % and IS cents; matineee,
10 and % cenIs. MAtineee Will be as
heretofore, "Wednesday, Friday and
Saturday.
The season will open Ut Redmond's
theater two weeks from tomorrow
ght.
Information hss been received from
Colorado Springs to the effect that
Manager Garwood shows some improve
Dssnt IN health. lie has gained slightly
n strength and fssh, but hrs condition
= sill considered serious.
Managers and actors are very busy in
New York and other cites preparing
aud reeearsng for the theatrlcAi ses-
son whash viii open al along the Inc
tn another fortnight Many new plays
viii be opened, most OF them OF ilgnt
farce comedy erser.
CharIes Erin Werner, th~ actor. wss
in the city during the past week on .
visit TO bic brother IN Law, Undersberld
WAisss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
&c. HERKNER COMPANY

The Jewelry Concern Filed Articles
Incorporation Yesterday.
Articles Of association incorporating
the j. c. Herkner Jewelry company
were filed with the county clerk yester-
day. The business will be carried on in
this city with a capital OF $4,000. The
stock 10 divided into 5000 shares of the
par value of $40 each and the amount
of stock actually paid IN is S33. 900, be-
ing 100 per cent of all OF the capital
stock actually taken. The stockholders
and the number of shares held by each
are as follows: J. G. Herkner, 1000: c.
H. Annin. 500; Daniel Mccoy, 100; w.
J. Stuart, 100; ]. w. Thompson OF De-
tro.t, 500. The term of existence of the
corporal ton 10 fixed at thirty ye ars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
Would Spurn Her Breeding.

A man was about to emerge from a
block Friday, followed by two hand
some dogs, when he met a man and
woman going up the stairs. They were
unknown to one another.
The man accompanying the woman
remarked to her:
"raking the dogs out for exercise, I
guess?'
The woman replied with . curl of
disdaln on her lips:
"He's no better than the dogs"
The man with the dogs said never .
word, but he thought very hard that it
would be but fitting rebuke to tho fe-
m.ic if he could have told her that
changing the sex of the dogs they
would spurn to associate with ono of
her breeding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

As illustrative of the utter and abso-
lutte contempt for justice and equality
before the law which the democracy Of
New York state are accustomed to ex-
hibit, the apportionment of the legisla-
tive districts in Brooklyn may be cited.
The three republican districts average
$4,000 population, while the fifteen
democratic districts average 10000. In
one republican district the population
u los, 1000; in . democratic district,
81 ,6s5 or in other words, one citizen has
nearly four times as much power as
another. 1t is not surprising that the
New York court decided such appor-
tionment unconstitutional.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

New YORK democrats gerrymandered
that state under an enumeration of the
inhabitants ordered by the legislature.
The measure was so palpably inequit-
able and partisan that 1t was taken into
court and decision has been entered
declaring it to be null and void. This
is the third decision knocking out the
gerrymanders in IS many states. The
gerrymander has fallen IN nard places
indeed. but its death will be hailed
with satisfaction by every fair and un-
preiudiced citizen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

DRIVEN by public sentiment. which
was aroused to pitch OF indignation
that foreboded condign punishment at
the polls, the democratic donkey has
backed down in its insane opposition to
the worlds fair appropriation and COM
promised by giving the great national
exposition half the amount IT ought to
have This tardy makeshift will not save
the puallanimous Peeksnitiians from
the rebuke that will DO administered to
them by every friend of the fair. Chi
csgo may be bosstful and greedy, but
Chicago IS a great, big hearted. loyal
American city, and the American con-
gress ought TO hide its head in shame
that it ever threw drop OF cold water
on the enterprise that will reflect the
genius Of Chicago aud the glory of the
country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

HAL POINTERS wonderful perform
ance at Buffalo yesterday afternoon
earned for him the unchallenged title
of king of race horses. His feat in
making q mile In harness in 2:0Sf over
q regulation track, in q race, Is an un-
paralleled and unprecedented one. He
has established the record, and it will
stand until another champion shall
wrest the laurels from his equine
brow. 1t will also serve to attract q
numerous throng to this city next
Tuesday. when the two peerless racers
will contest over the Comstock track
Tor purse of 5000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

from ht Of insanity Friday night. vss
saken 20 the aoae Of Ess brother !.
Ihoaass Hsfts. ny super asesdsnt of
the foar Mitchell yesterday. HIS
brother Thomas hives Ia the country
three miles east Of Rockford John
had come from New York for TIE paf-
pose Of sasltsnx his brotaer and heo< ne
mentally unbalanced Ga the loAd. lie
10 subject 20 sach s.tseks He had re-
gained ne mind enough yesterday
moraiag TO tell the officers where be
H.xIeQ Ia 90
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

HAVING had actual contact with the
democratic methods Of carrying Al
ALBANIA. the alliance men are beginning
to think that there is necessity for the
adoption of . law that will permit
every man to cast one vote and have
is counted - one. In the recent cleo
ton two instances are cited where the
democrats doubled the number of
votes actually cast to swell the majority
against the alIisuce. This is not
"force"-it 10 barefaced robbery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
Murphy Was Discharged.

Frank Murphy was arrested Friday
night while sleeping in . barn on PLAIN
field avenue. and yesterday morning
he was arrsigned before Judge Hsg-
gerty on q charge of vagrapcy. Murphy
explained the circumstances 10 the
court. He sald he was on HE way 10
Detroit and stopped here for q abort
time on business. He missed the train
and being little short of money he lay
down in the barn 10 sleep. HE story
was fa,orably taken by the court and
Murphy was DISCHARGED. Re took
train for Detroit yesterday afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
An.igned for Stealing q Watch.

William Won Reyegaucr was arrested
yesterday for tho larceny of gold
watch aud chain from Henry Huber 1T
Reeds Lake on June IS. The defend
ant was employed by Huber 10 do some
carpenter work about his summer gar
den and the watch was missing with
Revengauer. He was arraigned IN
Justice DeWolfs court yesterday after
noon aud waived the reading Of the
complaint. His examination WAS set
for August 0, at 9 O'Clock .. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Samuel d. Aiken has brought emit ia
the superior court against Ars~ Edna
A. Wood for trespsss on the caee and
ssks u 900. The plaintiff declares that
he buIit house for the defendant and
that II 900 still remains due on the con
tract. He ssys eli efforts 10 collect TIE
amount have been futile, and nov be
fsrir1rt anti n c<,ffers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
Special Church Notices.

The Rev. l.. S. Osborn will conduct
the services At the Second Baptlst
church this morning. The evening
services will be under the auspices of
the Young Peoples society.
Church of Chrlst-Morning, 1.-THE
Blessed Privileges Of the Christian
Life;" evening, "where is Rest to be
Found"
Mission Wood Presbyterian-Morn-
ing, "A Sacramento Service" ever-
ing. "The Promiser and His Word"
The Rev. Charles Donahus will con-
duct the services at st. Marks and the
Fifth Ward mission TODAY.
Seventh Day Adveutist-subject
"The Two Horned Beast and HIS Mir-
aciee.n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07
Al the Hotels.

Morton-T. W. Hayden. Reldins,
Thomas Macleod, Detroit. =. n. Jep-
klns, Cbebcygan; ]. ". psrlef, J. G.
Myers. J. J. McNesn. Jackson G. +.
craron, Traverse City; c. A. Walker,
Detroit: p. :. Moon. Mnstegon; II. =.
bartholomew. Lansing. \. =. wstrous,
Newsyeo; W. :. Bullock. Jr., o. W.
Smith, W. J. wilson Detroit, Thomas
ncFwine, Albion. j 1iutksman. be-
troit, y. Conley. Holland; A. Arson.
Detroit.
ewesi's-w. 3. phiilips. r. lous:D. C.
Barter. Detroit: w. n. Powers. Ian
sing: n. n. Anderson. Detroit: r. l..
pbillips, Kalamazoo, John ". Calf,
Bay CITY; George r. Smith. Detroit:
J. u. =. Hsnson. Hart; J. l.. ". Dodf
and wife. Bucha Ernest W. Real.
Mnskegon. v. A. Mckee, jackson. NJ.
Williams Kalamazoo: NJ. q. Naming.
Holland; Y. W. Cook, Detroit. John
cenneily. saginaw; william g. cysv-
ford, saginaw l.. G. Bradford, Harry
For. Frank Josiyn. Nsskeron. q. n.
IeiElsr, Lsnsine: D. Dofs. Detroit: e.
Assher. West Bay ciss. G. n. Phillips,
Flint
New Jvinsstsn--g. O. Banks. Al
mon; $. @. Dean. benton Hsybor. &.
Il. stnsm, Meskeeon. \. ". Bsrber.
Jack son. l.. A. Wilson, Detroit; George
hchunn, v. ". smith. r. X MARI han.
BR kspids; y A. ieeuss, Dsuot; ".
@: Lssll. BE Bsrsds.
kAfie--yobn hsees and wife. Br,p-
toll Frank Phillips. Cedar Springs; L.
II. stewart, Sparta, n. W. neEsxves.
LBdington; Richard l. Nevhsn, Ale
ran; II. G. Slaughter. ot~eeo: ". II.
tolsy. Horttord ". ". Danforsh. Cas-
esde; kush Culver. La 1nse; =. n.
Russell. Jscksor; J. p. scCsscken.
huskeecn, X. kint>lI, saginaw: =. G.
hogsrs. Tecrmseh: henry Hsvdinx.
aenomips<, !. Mo~h~n. sssins~.
Clsrerdpn-Deios ssveii. HIllsdais.
~. y. Hoioes. De,f8si. \. NJ. smith.
AuskeFop; VI. ~. Carpenter. Huasnps
Mss u. Merritt. kuek~eon: q. A.
Chspel, sHsd Lake: e. Y. Hnmpbrey,
DeHost, n. y. Hast, Ann Arbor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

r. c. Luce pad the the csty 80 for
the lumber taken by him from . sIde
walk fronting property which ne sold
10 the city ard yesterday. when hIs
case was called up "a police court. upon
motion Of The city attorney il vac MOLE
pros'd. Mr.. Luce said be didn't sp-
derstsnd the cass NJ fret.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

Loan Carer yUzrrcs CoLxREpes
severely eensured the Duke Of Ruslsnd
for allowing he ssne Keepers 10 block
trsfsie IN thu highway while drvlng
grouse. The duke should come %
6rsad Rapids and bay Ivery stable
4 hs wisss 20 block the streets Aaa not
be troubled seout Il
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

TIMOTHY HsALv, the fiery snti-Par-
nelllte, has been prevailed upon 20 hold
his tongue pending the DISCUSSION Of
TIE home rule ball. This viii be an
awful sacri ice for the blovsting dis
penser of bilhngssste 20 make, but IL is
one Of the prices that must be paid for
the lopg-deGsyed relief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-08-07

PsoF. swrSssERe's descriptive letter
on Fresno contains q vast amount of
instructive detail ss to the extent and
advantages of that resourcefui city
and country. Fresno IN very truth sits
IN the lap Of plenty and one cannot
curb the longing TO enjoy its riches Of
garden, field and vineyard.