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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30

Tha, WIN Be Offered the Winners of
Today's Tournament


Today's Tournament
The following IS the prize list for the
Grand Rapids bicycle clubs races,
which will be held q. the West Mlchi-
gan far grounds today:
First race. ono mile, novice, open
First prize. bicycle suit complete, $40,
Studley Il Barclay; second prize. framed
pastel, s., Valley City Wall Paper *
Paint company; third prize, brush and
case, sl.50, Ben 4. West; fourth, TIN
horn, % cents, Alden x Juds IN.
Second race, three miles, open-First
prize, one pair good cuff buttons, 81, +.
j. Hervey; second prize, Brooks Ideal
CyclomeIer, SIS, Studley Il Barclay;
third prize, framed etching, SO, George
w. Lemon; fourth prize, bottle OF per-
fume. 81, White * White; fifth prize,
neckte, 70 cents, +. NJ. Lee.
Third race, one mile, fat mems race,
open-First prize. one peninsular bag
gage carrier, $3.50, Studley & Barclay;
second prize, pretzel, Hammerschmidt;
third prize, bologna, II. +. Stein; fourth
prize, jumping jack, W. B. Folger.
Fourth race, one-half mile. open
First prize, = sweater, S., Studley 4
Barclay; second prize, 81, w. h.
Folger; third prize, one box of cigars,
So, +. y. Heyman; fourth prize, No. 2
bicycle horn, 81, Studley 4 Barclay;
fifth prize. bottle of perfume, 81, K. A.
McWIlliams.
Fifth race, one milo, Grand Rapids
club championship-Prizes, gold medal,
SIS, Perkins q Ricmond; League of
American Wheelmen badge, 81, Stud
ley Il Barclay.
Sixth race, one-hslf mile heat, open
First prize, one pair League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen shoes, IS, Studley Il
Barclay; second prize, album. 50, Eaton,
Lyon q Co.; third prize, derby hat; So,
Strahan Il Greulich; fourth prize,
pocketbook, $l.25, W. Z. Wolf & Co.
Seventh race, quarter-mlle, bicycle
champIonshIp-Gold medal, SIS, A. G..
Saliers. and one q. and j. nickel lamp,
$3.50. Studley Il Barclay.
Eighth race, five mile handicap, open
First prize, an umbrella So, Gard iner
Il Baxter; second prize, steam cooker
So. A. 4. Kroner; third prize, pair of
shoes "a, Crozler Bros; fourth prize,
No. G.. and J. Japan lamp $3.50, Stud
ley Il Barclay; fifth prize, nickel Victor
wrench and ideal bicycle stand $3.50,
Studley & Barclay; sixth prize, silk
handkerchief sl.25, Boston Store; sew
enth prize. one handle-bar watch chain
$l.25. Studley 4 Barclay; eighth prize,
one pound of candy, 90 cents, Cooper
candy store.
Ninth race, special-Richmond will
run one-half mile aud Curtis Will ride
one mile for SPECIAL prize donated by
Grand Rapids Bicycle company.
A special prize of one dozen 81 pho
tographs Will be given by T. f. Noble
for the fastest mile made.
Entries for fat mems race must weigh
rs pounds or over. Tne medal in the
championship races must be won three
successive times to become the proper
ty OF the winner.
Perkins " Richmond offer $50 gold
watch and timer 10 the Grand Rapids
wheelmsn who will ride n mile in $40
or better. with or withouta psce-maker
and an So nickel timer 20 the rider who
makes a mile in 2:45 or better in COM
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
Amusernents.

Lincoln ]. Carriers great scenic nov
city, THE Fast Mail" come. 20 the
Grand next sunday evening. OF all
the great effects which have been seen
on the stages Of thesters IN thi. city. il
- doubtful # any approach the train
OF freight cars and practical working
locomotive used IN this play. This =
bat one OF the many scenic features
introduced. II Ia fol- Of practical eff
fleets. a fact well known by the great
number Of theatre gOers who cav the
play upon it presentation here last
seasOn.
John Phillip Souss's new marine
hand vii give . concert N Hartman
ball sunday evening, October 2. Nile.
Msrceis Iindtb, soprano. and the
baritone. Sienor Antonio Gais..i. wiil
assIst IN toe entertainment TINS new
band. composed Of the pick II the mu-
sclsns IN Americs. recently made its
debat n hcago, a. the Aud toTium.
Al immense audience received "a
pisyinS With genuine ENTHUSIASM, ard
the accuracy Of IL playing vas fat
terIngiy commented on BY the pres. Of
that city.
The bill st Snlth's this week isvaried
and smusng. The Introductory con-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
PARLIAMENTARY LAW.
Local Society Women Are Taking Much
Interest in It's Study.

Local Society Women Are Taking Much
Interest in Its Study.
Miss ssricklsnd's lecture in the par
lors of Mrs. +. A. Moselcy. No. 326
Cherry street, yesterday was attended
by about fifty society women. who man.
Tested much interest IN parliamentary
lsw. Mrs. strickland was introduced
by Mrs. Kstchum and for one and one
halt hours held the attention of her
hearers. After the lecture class was
formed and work will begin when Mrs.
Strick and returns from Lansing where
she will go TO visit her son, VINO IL IN
college there. During the lessons Mrs.
Strickland gives each member a chance
20 preside a. the meeting. and all kinds
Of intricate motions and amendments
will be submitted 20 her by the class.
The best feature Of the work il that &
learns women 20 think on theig feet,
and "a Mrs. Strickland teaches. when
a woman can think on her feet she can
talk on her feet.
IL vas decided 10 hold the first meet
ing Of the class next Thursday morn
ing at 10 O'Clock At Mrs. Moseley's resi-
dsnce, Among those present at the
lecture were Mesdsmes J {. Wsnhsm,
r. +. Uhl, L. r. Rowland. J.. A. Mer-
7hl. Frank Leonard. J. W. Rosenthsi.
r A Fletcher. Elizabeth Eaglssfield.
W. r. Eastman, Ransom Luce, VI g.
Rurcb. ;. A. King and NJ sses Franc,
Pie-ce snd Parsons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30

garrison IN the United states when
new men are needed
Tie recruiting station which was
established here two years ago wss a
reg mental station and the Inel ea-
listed we're simply taken for the req
ment stationed at Detroit and Mack
nav.
Captain Garretty and his detail Of
meu nave been located for four years
pact n Providence, T. l., where he
secured large number of men for the
service. should the station here prove
successful = branch station will be
established IN Maskegon. No men
over 80 years OF age are taken, and
none under q years OF age without the
consent Of parents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30

edy il breezy, with music, ballet and
blfesque. aud the scrobatic tdru by
the ProvOsts makes his every night.
Matinee today.
Ias Grsnd Rapids theatrical Ne
chsnlcs' ASSOCIATION announce their
fourth znnusl benefit bal al HIbeT-
D al ball on the evening OF October 4.
Tns society embraces IA It's member
snip the men who are IN the tneaters
behind the scenes-but are never seen.
Tue object OF their organization IS q
worthy one, aud their social entertain
menl 10 deserving OF the fullest sue
cess
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
LOG MOUNTAIN COMPANY.
II Is Making Active Plans to Develop
Its Resources.

The stockholders of the Log Noun
tain Coal, Coke and Timber company
of Pinville, Kentucky. in which a num-
Der of Grand Rapids capitalists are in
terested, held n meeting IN Dwight
Cutters office in Grand Haven yester-
day. The contract for building the
twelve mile railroad was confirmed.
This road Will be built Immediately,
and will pass through the center of the
80, 900 acres of land owned by the COM
pany. The camel and coking coal
will be put on the market early in the
spring, and logging will be actively
pushed this fall and winter. This de-
velopment will place the concern on a
paying basis, and 1t IS expected that
It's stock will be worth several million
dollars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30

state treasurer called AZ toe county
committee rooms yesterday.
Tne republican county committee
has TeeslEed a supply OF books EMIT
ed Michigan Ny Michigan. IL con
slsts OF word p.ctaTes. representing tue
humiliation aud injury ID cur state,
caused 0y tns Democratic legislature
aud the present democratic sdmlnistra-
tloa. IL Also contains series OF par
agraphlc pleas n DenAlf or the nStar-
al prod Ucts OF Michigan aud the IN
dustrlss of our people. The book Is
published By the state League OF Re
publican clubs and the Republican
Newspaper association OF Michigan.
A Holland republican club viii De
formed this evening a. Travis bail, cor
ner Of sherman and East streets.
Tue H0n. bob" Frazier OF Detroit
will speak AZ Rockford Thursday, DC
tober o.
The republican convention of the six
teenth senatorial district will be held
at 100 this evening Ia the Lincoln club
rooms.
Tue senatorial committee will ar
range for no public meetings, as taa
committees OF the different counties
will attend 10 that.
The Hon. G.. J. Dekema passed
through the city yesterday on MS way
north, where be will make addresses.
The republican congressional COM
mlttea will open headquarters III the
Lincoln club rooms IN a lew DAYS.
The Fourth Ward Republican club
viii hold Its regular Leseting tonight IN
the club rooms at No. 239 East Bridge
street. The meeting will be addressed
by the Hon. J. c. FItz Gerald and 9TH
eTs.
no var WANT no RFNr or sFlI, rrrr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
Michigan Pensions.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 29.-Original-
Sanford $. Messenger (deceased), An
drew J. Keath (deceased), Jacob f.
Dunmore. William Loveioy, Henry
CARRIER, Edgar Muir. Oliver c. Monroe,
Leander D. Vankleek, Stephen Promo,
Henry o. Barber. Additional--Wil-
liam w. Kinney, Solomon Zimmerman.
lncrease-Frederlck Kipp, Oscar +.
Islsted, william III. Stebblns, Joshua
Wright. Edward Upman. Original,
widows, etc.-Minor of James Irvine.
minors of LYMAN b. Ray, Juliet Nor
ton (motherl, Roxanna Worth (mother.)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
EST OF THE YEAR
. Most Enthusiastic Meeting
Held by
iIsTH WARD REPUBLICANS
speeches Were Made BY Alfred Wsleott,
Dwight Goss. ElizaDeth Eagles
nslc, Z L. Waibndze.


The ninth ward may nos cast 40 large
! republican majority as some other
ssris ia the city, bas from the point
x enthusiasm it eau not Dc discounted
fae meetiag lasI nlshs was one VI 1ne
srgsst and must enthusiastic OF any 80
sr ia the campaign. IN opening the
Getting Fred RAnd. the president OF
cub, made a strong appeal 10 the
publican voters OF the ward to attend
10 meetings and TO bring taeir friends
he proposed the adoption Of the con-
q. iutlOn as provided Oy the state league
Of republican clubs. 10 was adopted
Mf. Rand called Alfred Noleoit, The
republican nominee for prosecuting at
toruey % the platform. In an eloquent
address Mr.. NolcOtt showed the weak
nesses "a the democratic platform lie
spoke OF the desire II the democrats 10
make the force bill the Issue OF tie
Campaign, and showed what the re-
publican platform said on That matter.
lie declared that thsre are no bayonets
behind Il, as the democrats have
shouted. lie said the constitution OF
tne United states provided that the
right " any citizen TO vote could not
be abridged BY the United States or by
any state. and that congress could en-
force that act by appropriate gegisis-
ton. and therefore the bill - not I'M
eonsstU tlonal.
Othsr Speeches
He was followed by Dwight Goss and
r. l.. Walbrldge, who were frequently
applaudsd. Mrs. Elizabeth Esglesneld
was called upon. She took the plat
form and made firm ana logical talk.
she began her remarks by calling the
assembly yellow republican," and
SAID for the nrst time she vas called
upon 10 talk politics IN public, but she
vas a republican by principle and edu-
eaton. IL seemed TO her that the
democratic party appealed 10 the UNI
happy, reseutful portion OF humanity.
Who resentiug their Affections turned
10 vent their spleen on the party IN
power. she had talked with dem
Ocrats and had found none that
could give satisfactory fea-
son for 80 being and she had come
- the conclusion that II must be their
ped moral natures. She told all TO
HIS speech and Cleveland's
and see for themselves. that all
emocrat party Was seeking Is
Politicians talk too much of
and tln. IL is question as 10
Ter Il ~ our country or some body
When she had finished the
ing shook with appla use.
republican candidate for con-
was called upon for Q
ch. lie told of the work of the
congress and talked of the pensions
/ southern appropriations
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30

Cstsrrh, deafness, rheumatism. ner,.
Gus debility, impotence and all diseases
resulting from early indiscretlons and
excuses of manhood, all diseases OF
the urinary organs, partial parsly,is,
varcocelle ruptures, tuInors, scrofuls,
old sores, oropsy, skin diseases. liver
and kidney complaints. heart disease.
shortness OF breath. back of head
small OF back, etc, including All
female complaints and chronic dlsess~s
cured quickly aud permanently.
That cough, slight fever and weak
ness, shortness Of breath, paipitstiou
Of heart. my means cure and ouic
oousumptlsn.
If YOU sre nervous, restless. irrlts-
bic. eleepless or wake after horned
dreams, tired mornings, with dull
headache, bad taste ia lhe mouth,
sometimes discharges, aud 40 about
your employment without lie, energy
or ambition, deslre 10 be alone,
gloomy forebodings . disposition 90
worry and fret about trouble ahead
that never comes, spells Of feeling
afraid or uncertain. sometimes low
,pirits, you are suff eriug from nervous
debility and exhaustion Of nerve power.
which may end in utter prostrstion.
insanity and death.
and WEAKNESS. with tired limbs. numb
ness trembling, prickiy sensations,
cold feet ond legs. you are advancing
10 that most serious d.sesse-f'srslysls
IL your head sches. fsei numb and
irsd, with strange sensstl0ns. ioss on
memory. and you think with difficulty
or you are slesTlsss ct night with
drovslness and dizziness during the
dsy. the nerve and bTsin fsugue nav
coon run into insanity or death.
lfyou have any % these feelings 90
not neglect them, or they Will endin
paralysis insanity, prostrsi'on or
death.
leet thess -srnlngs Time and srps-
Renee has shown, sud hundreds 81
startling and marvellous cures have
rrovsd. tbst tbe.s cisesset are per
f.ctiv and completely cured ~ Dh.
=. CLAY TODD, a n. Division street,
4 rooms I, and 4. Grand Rapids. Nich.
Under the use II DR. :. CLAY
TODD'e REMARKABLE remedies ali
those symptoms weld 81 n ~ magic,
and strengths ~ nerves, Figof ~ brsin.
vitality Of blood snd health q body
sfe soon restored.
rs remedies are purely vsfstshle
snd harmless. and can only ts Oh
t. med at his otice-
Ia TODD compounds hisprescr y
tom before eseh pstisnt n his once.
la TopD'e ofics . 81 ~ n. DIVISION
sirsst, rooms I. sud 4, Grand Rapids.
His medicines afree witt ire storn-
sch, snd you car sst anything you
cfuosf
Hsis IN no offics from IN ne morn
ing untd 10 TIE evening every Day bat
suudsys
Call everybody. a friendly TAX VII
cost yog nothing.
Low oasrgss Espe cures
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30

The prohibition county committee
as arranged the following dates for
t. speakers: A. b. Cheney, Reed City,
October 4; Lowell. October and 8;
Billiards., October 7. c. w. Fellows.
Alpine town hail. October 4; Sand
Lake, October 5: Games township hall
October 8; McCords. October Z. Tho
Rev. Charles Oldfield, Bostwick Lake,
October 8. The Rev. j. w. Russell,
Rockford, October 10; Caledonia, Octo-
Der III: Cascade. October IA. Myron
r.. Walker. Lowell, October and g..
Judge Tsteum. Beck with's school
house, October 8; Mill Greek, October
g. The Rev. j. Snasnall and William
(. Sheppard, Cedar Springs, October 8;
Casanova, October Z; Alpine church,
October 10; Bovine Center, october IL;
putton, October IA.
The prohibitIonists have An organiza-
ton IN every township save one IN the
county.
Next Friday evening the eleventh
ward republican club will hold a very
I'M pOrtsnt meeting IN Whites hall.
corner of Madison avenue and Hall
street. Every member - requested TO
bring his friends, especially democratic
AAAEUA@s ttAAs AAttJ iiAhy nc ANA - 5tr III y
error Of their ways. Good speakers will
be there % address the club.
Mrs. Elizabeth Eaglestield, the sttor-
nsy. - something OF politician and q
trm believer IN equal suffrage. A few
days ago she was engaged IN q CONVEX
sauon on politics with A man and grad
uslly Il waited around to equal suf
frgge. The man. who was democrat,
was getting the worst OF Il, but finally
sprung the sticklsr. "Ifa woman desires
20 have the night of suffrage she should
expect 10 take all the burdens OF cItI-
zenshlp the same as mentor instance
g. 90 TO war in case OF necessity" Mrs
Esglesiieid replied: There are many
women who would 20 To war Il neces-
ssry and those that dIdn's want 10 could
40 a. dr. Cleveland did-send q sdbstl-
tute"
The eleventh ward Democratic club
W hold q meeting next Wednesday
night and perfect its organization.
The prohibition county committee
- publishing q weekly paper IN the
Holland language. It's led De STEM
pes Walks, the Voice Of the People.
The Rev Root Of this city 10 editor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fsglestisli, the sttor-
uev, has become an honorary member
OF tne Lincoln Republican club.
Joseps. =. Hsmhitrer candidate for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
FINE COLLEGE CONCERT.
An Immense Audience Listened 10 th'
First Of the Series.

An Immense Audience Listened to the
First OF the Series.
Over two thousand persons assem-
bled IA Hartman's hall last night to en-
JOY the first concert Of a series OF ten
concerts To be given under the auspices
OF the Western Michigan college. Last
nights entertainment Was given 10y the
college faculty aud was contributed 10
by the Chevalier A Dekoutski, Charles
W. Landon, stanton Becker GTablll and
Miss Frances Cowles. pianlsts; James
Paddon and Edward Ryan, ylolInlsts;
Mrs. Willis Merton Bryant, vocalist,
and Mrs. Belle Mcleod Lewis, reader.
The gems of the evening were the
numbers by the Chevaller and the
violin numbers by Mr.. Psddon, who
gave superb rendering of the Fan
tasia Caprice by Nieuxtemps.
1t was announced by Mr.. Landon
that the next concert OF the series will
be given October IL at Chapel hall by
the great pianist, William IL. Sherwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30

A large party of local bicyclists went
TO Berlin yesterday TO compete in the
races at the Ottawa and West Kent
county fair. In the half mile race,
best two in three, the first heat was
won by Claud Bortree, 4. J. Curtis sec
ond and George Chase third; time,
1921.
Second heat-CIaud Bortree won, f.
s. Gilbert second, +. j. Curtis third;
time, l:2S.
The third heat for second place was
run by Gilbert and Curtis, and was q
dead heat in lag.
The fourth heat, for second place,
was won by Curtis in 1904.
Bortree gave an exhibition half mile
in the extra good time of l:l6l. Mrs.
+. w. Heath and Mrs. w. b. Folger
rode in an exhibition for the benefit of
the crowd. They each received 81
medal for the exhibition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
FILTH OF THE JAIL
Discussed By Two Members of the Board
of Health.

OF Health.
81 hope the remodeling OF the county
Jail Will be passed by the supervisors"
said a member of the board of health
Yesterday. 1.-The sanitary conditions
of building could not be worse. IL
the cholera should visit our city it
would alight in just such place as the
county Jail. 1t would be . horrid
BREEDING place for the disease germs
and would be menace to the whole
city,"
Another member Of the board said
the jail would not be so bad II 1t could
be kept clean, but 1t Is impossible TO
keep 1t clean. There is no way to let
the water out when the floors are
scrubbed and the water has to be swept
down the stairs from one floor to the
next. There IS no place but the cor
ridors for prisoners to exercise in, and
altogether the building would not make
fit place in which to winter stock. He
thought If the cholera visited the city
the result would be awful in the jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
Prize Walters.

Eighty numbers were sold at the
dance given by the Uniform Rank, X.
0. T. NJ. last night at Maccabee hall,
No. Pearl street. 1t was one of the
pleasantest parties given by the rank
and everything passed off smoothly
and satisfactorily. The prizes for the
best walters were captured by William
IRWIN and Mrs. Will Abbott. They re-
ceived as souvenirs a gold salt cellar and
silver cup and saucer respectively.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30

The truant school at the North d.
vision street building now contains
thirty pupils. Boys from other schools
who refuse TO attend regularly and
have been known to run away from
school twice are sent To- this school,
where they are kept for one month
aud then they are allowed to go back
If they promise good conduct In the
future. The teacher. Eugene Carpen-
ter. manages to keep the turbulent
characters from the other schools in
line in good shape and seems to have
but very little trouble IN dong so.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
Black Is a Fashionable Color.

The fashionable color tins fail is
black. This is fortunate thing for the
woman who does not have an unlimited
amount OF pocket money, as with dla-
mond dyes she can make faded clothes
a rich and handsome black.
There are three kinds of diamond
dye fast blacks, for wool, for cotton,
for silk and feathers. They are simple
to use and make colors that never fade,
crock, or wash out.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
Industrial Band Meeting.

The meeting of the Industrisl band
OF SAINT Marks was only fairly at.
tended yesterday owing To the tact
that It was not the regular day for
meeting. Those present worked on
comforters, which were ordered and
the demand ior them was such that Il
Is imperative that they be done a. once.
The society viii do work for the Ackley
institute at Grand Haven and for
outside parties durlng the winter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
RECRUITING STATION.

One Opened Yesterday Under the Com
rnsnd Of Captain Gsrr-,ty.
The standing recruiting squad Of the
United States army opened quarters in
the Old Aldrich block yesterday. The
squad = located "a room -. and z Il a
successful n securing men For the ser
wee VII probably remain here for enc
n two years. Capt. +. p. t4srretty
Seventeenth lnfsnsry, = n charge. The
re-s OF she squad CONSISTS Of SeTgt
DANIEL Shields, C0rporsis (. II. Rock.
n. p. stanton and p ksnrsdv. The
business Of the SQUAD = 20 secure re-
cruits for The general service. Those
snlisting VII be sent to say post or
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
SIXTEENTH DISTRICT SENATORIAL
CONVENTION.

The republicans of the sixteenth senatorial
istrict. comprising the city OF Grand Rapids.
excepting wards ten ana eleven, viii meet In
convention on Friday. september 80. at ! 80 D..
M. in the Lincoln cub headquarters on Pearl
street. IN the city OF Grand Rapids, for the
purpose of nominating a candidate for state
senator. TO be voted for at the general cleo
tion 10 be held November 5. ls92. and for the
purpose of electing senatorial committee.
Each ward Is entitled to three delegates.
By order of county committee.
l.. NJ. SELLERS.
GEO. W. BUNNELL. Chairman.
Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-30
Mrs. Quinsey Still Dumb.

Mrs. J. c. Quinsey has been removed
from the l.. b. A. home to the resi-
dence of Mrs. Slmonds, on the corner
of Fifth avenue and Ionia street. The
wound inflicted on the night of the
tragedy has nearly healed, but she has
not received the use of her vocal organs
sufficiently to carry on a connected
conversation and no one is per-
mitted to converse with her but her at
tendants