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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
RAY WILSON IN IAIL.
Sheriff Mcqueen Arrived hom Council
Bluffs With HIM.

Sheriff Mcqueen Arrved flom Council
Bluffs With HIM
Sheriff Mcqueen arrived IN the city
last night al 1895 from Council Bluffs,
Ia, with Ray Wilson, the alleged as
saiiant OF John z. Finegan August Is,
IN Captain Summers Waterloo street
saloon. Wilson WAS locked up IN jail
10 await an examination on a charge Of
deadly assault. The sheriff was de-
tanned ia Council Bluffs twenty four
hours by u WEIR of habeas corpus that
had been served. The writ was after
ward Withdrawn and Wilson was sur
rendered. When Sheriff Mcqueen met
Wilson IN the Council Bluffs jail he al
dressed him IN friendly manner, and
was greeted equally as friendly. The
sheriff said: "Well, Wilson, the man
whom YOU basted over the head at
Grand Rapids Is likely u recover"
Wilson replied, a. am glad OF that"
In relating the affair TO the sheriff, he
said that ne aud Billy Connors
went into Summers saloon on
the night OF the assault and
both were under the influence OF liquor.
Finegan attempted 10 arrest Connors
for some trivial matter and Wilson
struck hIm over the head. The cane
with which the deed was done was given
to the sheriff; he told him he would give
HIM the cane if he should be sentenced
for term of years by the court. 1t is
a heavy cane with large silver head
and bears the appearance of having
been broken near the head and re-
paired. 1t is surmised that 1t was
broken by the blow gwen to Flnnegsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

Commissioner Peck made public his
remarkable report last sunday. but up
90 this time no democratic newspaper
in Michigan has published the same,
nor made any explanation for their ro-
fusal OF neglect % DO 40. All the lead
ing democratic newspapers Of the cOuu-
try have published !: and made feeble
attempts 10 impuga the honesty OF It's
author and weaken the force OK it,
fndinzs, but the democratic newspap-
ers OF Michigan remain mute. They
are stricken dumb by the irresistible
logic OF "a figures aud are waiting for
some Moses % rise MP and lead them
ont of the free trade wilderness Of
contradictions, sophistries and cant
in when they are bliudiy cropping.
u may DE- expected that these
organs will take up the case IN an apol-
ogetic way and try 70 justify their sup
preston OF this important democratic
document on the ground that Is unre-
liable snd preiadiced But Mr.. Peck
has been isb0r commissioner OF New
York for nearly ten Yeas, and nobody
has ever questioned the fairness aud re-
liability of b reports before lie has
fled st east nine annual reports, and
herstofors every one u them mas oeen
accepted as authentic, unpreiudicsd
AMI reliable. lie ia not an inexperi-
suced novice. he las hsd ten years
experience IN compiling labor statistics.
lie began the latest report u Decem-
bsr 1871. when the question Of econo-
cos and politics were m oomstose
ssate BE pursued ns inquiries re-
grdless % political str'fes, and tn the
regular or8er Of business fied his com
psted report az tine usual hme. The
repers = democratic in ince p.ion, pros
scltion ami nubucst tui the Mich
ixan democratic newspapers refuse TO
own it They VII now JOIN m de-
rowcng lt. SIMPLY because it incon-
trevsrtbiy establishes that protection
increases wages. How much More
eon nendabis q would be cor them 70
siris ths truth sad c0nunus 90 pro-
c.aim that '.protectou iss fraud and
the tariff ga taV.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Atthe Hotels

Morton-C. T. Ramsey. Brlnton F..
Hall, Belding; G.. B. Bannister. Jack
son: Aaron Clark, Called NJ. :.
Cook, y. 4. Rose, Hastings; L. II. Gray,
Y. J. Obernauer, Detroit, A. {. Field
Lansing; I. McEwing, Albion; George
W Benson, Detroit; NJ. o. Mathew.
Howard City. A. y. Thomas, Detroit;
:. c. Drake, Iona; q. NJ Meyer. Ben
ton Harbor; ". NJ. Saunders, Grand
Haven, {. Y. Sales, &. l.. Herbert, +.
Y. Burton, Detroit. ". y. Coats, East
Saginaw; F p. Gls1ieT, Chelsea, {. c.
Howell. r. A. INNS. Musk egon.
sweets frank y. SMITH. Fremont,
Theodore Price and " fe, -. johns.
H. Dale Adams. 5siesburF. John
Cole, Fremont. NJ I. lin
dermsn and wife. Whtehall. George
T.. Chase, ~ Ious, II f strong. Jack
son. S. f. Roberts. Port Huron q Cor.
beft. Detroit 81. IS. Woods II 'e1aie
=. " T0les. Marquette, g. II Br ggs
Battle Greek, +. r. Collins. Hastings
J. T. Long. Detroit, J. A Kelsey. Kaa
uszoo, r. J. Wlbur, Lansing T. J.
james. I0weH
View IavinQeoa-C. II VII r. RHer
CIV: W p. Hoo lett. Ersnd Haven
Nrs O. y. Looms. Charlotte. q. 7
Va see, Spsft y a.. Thofaas. De
troit, D. A. Fo~is, stanton Ma L. "
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
HE LOST HIS LIFE
Little Walter Longfeilo~ While
ar Play
FELL FROM A RAILROAD BRIDGE
Int the Grand RiveI-Eis L.ifslsSs B0dy
Rescued and Taken - his Grisf-
Suicksn Parents.

Walter Longfellow. aged years.
wsk drowned AZ Grand river yesterday
afternoon at FAC. Ae, wilh julius
Weber, Prank Peek and Seguard Ack-
erson, three OF his plsylnstes, were
walking on the lower spsn Of the D. a
NJ. railway bridge, when Walter unused
his fooung ana fell into the river. The
water al this point Is about fifteen feel
deep, and the boy's companions being
unable 10 render him auy assistance.
they informed d policeman near by Of
TIE sad accident. Ncrd MAS immeai-
Ateiy sent 10 police headquarters that
boy hac been drowned ia the rlger, ana
Ofncers Chatfee, Fisher, JskeNay and
Price were sent 10 the scene With The
city ambulance and apparatus for
dragging the river.
Nnen they arrived the body could
not be seen. u having sunk for TIE last
time before assistance could reach
HIM. The officers procured az
old scow And began 70 drag
the river for tie BODY. They
continued the search for nearly
half an hour, when Officer Chaffee re-
covered the body down tie river about
100 feet below tue bIidge. IL was
brought 10 the surface 10y means OF
hooks attached IL a long pole. The
body was taken 10 the home Of the
the boys parents at No. 2ll Quarry
street IN the ambulance. The uufor-
tunate boy was TIE youngest child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. L0ngfellow, and
the parents and children were nearly
Frustrated by their SAD aud unexpected
affection. Mr.. Longiellow = yard fore
man al the Grand Rapids School
Furniture company's factory. Coroner
Bradlsh Was called, and after viewing
the remains decided not 70 empauel
a Jury for The INQUEST
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Temperance BOOTHS.

At the Union of Unions meeting held
in Good Templars' hall in the McMul-
len building yesterday. Mrs. Doctor
Norman was chosen president and
Mrs. s. E. Thurston, chairman. A
committee of three was appointed To
secure barrels for the purpose of sup
plying free ice water to the public at
the fair ground. Last year it cost the
union S25 for space on both fair
grounds and $40 for the use of tent.
20 this year the union will erect a
booth IN which to sell candy. lemonade,
etc, for the purpose of defraylDg ex-
penses,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
GRAND RAPIDS TOURISTS.
Those That Are Abroad in Cholera
Stricken Eurone.


Stricken Europe.
Since the cholera scare has become
so general It may NOS be improbable to
expect 70 see the Grand Rapids persons
Who have gone a pleasurng 20 foreign
lands return home as quickly as steam
and quarantine viii permit them.
Among the Grand Rapids residents
now travelling iu Europe may be men
toned. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. a. Doug a..
who we're MARI Ed when the apple bios
SONS info ded m early June. and who
went 20 Europe fer their Wedding tup,
Mrs. y. :. Gum, VINO e acting As
Cnsperone 10 her n'ece Miss Lining
ton Of Chicago. Mss trrsce trrlswold.
daughter Of Dr. = B crsnoid who
Is travelling with : Cn'cago party, and
IT "a Lucy Inl dauE 81 Mayor
thI. who hss hren sarosd nearlF a
vesr HeorSe n VANITY 80 ne mother
"a Ted for Esg and a short tine ago an9
are lusf saont putGns their iset on she
piaEl e-strrkel shore ~ tle old wor q.
Mrs. Is. A. Baker snd daaEh ter. rs a.
Nellie ssiled for eermanv ten
dave sgo Mss NaHe - fo sturdy
3 sa0 music ia Berlin aud Leg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

a Brilliant Wedding in the Circles Of
Hebrew Society.

n biAli4@nt Wsooins n the SlTcles OF
Hebrew Society.
Last evening AT ESQ o'clock Henry
J.. HOustman, son OF the hon. Joseph
HousemRn, and Miss BerthA Is. .essel-
son were united IL marriage al the
Temple Emanuel. the beautiful cere-
mony OF the Jewish ritual beng pei
formed by the brides father, ksbbl +.
w. Jesseison. The BRIDE Was attended
10y Misses Jennie Frey and Helen House
man, and the groom's attendants were
David GEES and William AisbuTy, both
OF New York city Isaac ana Milton
Jesselson. brothers Of the bride, othc-
lated as ushers and The little edlIlce
MAS crowded 10 the door with guests,
who came 10 witness the solemn inter
change OF VOWS. Immediately after the
wedding n sumptuOus repast Was served
at the home Of the brides parents on
Barclay street, followed 10y q reception
lasting until IL o'clock. The rooms
were made beautiful with the VIVID
green OF roplcai plants and PINK roses
were used IN prOfnslon. The bride and
groom We're the recipients OF many
handsome gifts. Mr.. and Mrs. House
man left on the late train for their we'd
ding journey, the destination Of which
can only be guessed at 10y their friends,
as the happy couple laughingly but
firmly declined 10 give IT. The groom
Is a popular clerk Ia the clothing house
of Housemsn, Donnally 4 Jones, of
which the father Is the head, snd the
BRIDE is bright, pretty and popular
member Of the Hebrew circles IN this
city. Their many friends congratulated
them warmly and desired for them AL
of LIES choicest blessings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

sc. Mrs. France McWhorter has
been j. Germany since june aud
Ms. /. NJ Clark i IN Paris WITH her
son-ln-law Mr. Partridge. Mrs. Harriet
Erlant Is IN switzerland where she has
been spending tue summer Mr.. snd
Mrs r. lusmen ana son are "a Italy.
Mr. Snd Mrs. G. Van Cieye GAns0n are
sbrOat. v. q. HerpUlshelmer and
Charles husteTer are IN Germany and
James Barnett Is sightseel ng across the
water Win some college friends. Mss
kaitb Clark ana Miss Robinson are
bOtn ii Europe the latter having spent
the summer a. Geneva Switzerland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Stat for School Trustee.

At the peoples party caucas held last
night in {. w. Wander Burg's barber
shop on West Leonard street, in the
Sixth ward, to nominate school
trustee, John \. Coates acted as chair
man and Charles Bissonette as secre-
tary. Albert Williams and &. w. Van
der Burg were appointed tellers. There
were several candidates for the honor,
among whom were T. Stat, Cornelius
Joldersma, Peter Sevens. John Coates
and .. w. Wander Burg. A formal
ballot gave L. Stat Is votes, Peter
Sevens ) and Joldersma /. Speeches
were made by John Kun, Albert
Williams and others. After the
nomination paper was circulated for
the purpose of organizing a Weaver
clnh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
COUNCIL COMMITTEES.

No Quorum Was Present and No Busi-
ness Transacted.
Lacking q quorum on each commit
tee the council committees were unable
to transact any business at their meet
lngs last night. The petition of Edison
Light company asking permission to
place arms and wires on Fulton street
bridge was laid over by the members
present composing the committee on
bridges. Several appeals were present
ed to the committee on sewers, but no
definite notice OF them was taken. The
Hon. George w. Thompson, attorney
for the d., G.. II. x NJ. railway, was
present and on behalf of the company
stated that the company does not own
strip OF land Sixty-six feet wide on
Taylor street, beginning AT a point 800
feet north of East Leonard street.
which was valued by the supervisor at
$4,000 and assessed for taxes at $667
for street improvements. The company
refuses TO pay taxes on the territory
q designated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

One rendered to the Teachers by the
West Michigan Faculty.

One rendered to the Teachers by the
West Michigan Faculty.
Last night the music hall of the
West Michigan university was crowded
with persons who had assembled to
listen TO the complimentary musicale
given by the faculty of the university
to those in attendance at the Teachers
institute. The affair was informal and
was participated IN only by members of
the faculty. The program was as fol-
lows.
Piano Solo-Spinning
c. Rolling. Hiss Frances Cowles.
Piano Soio-(al A -daBte from MoZarts first
Concert
OBJ Andante eler
(cJ NOctume. No. D. in flat-.-..... John Field
BY Prof. ChSrles W. Landon.
Flower Song from Faust-GounOd.-.........
Mrs. Willis. Merton Bryant.
Song Without ......-. Miss Cowes
Piano SOlo-al Eorebodings... .cchumann
ID Song Without " ords-Conso latiOn. No. 3.
(c) Song Without Words-Morning Song. No.
2s.......... Mendels sohn
Prof Charles ". Landon.
Song-When the Heart is Dung
Dudley Buck. Mrs. Bryant.
Violin SolO--Legends. .............-... Wienwiski
Prof. Joseph PaddOn.
As an encore Prof. Paddon played
De Berloits first con certo.
After the concert the audience went
to the art hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
TENNIs TouRNAMFNr.
Yesterdays Contest was Won 10y ROBIN.
son IN Two Straight.

N--NN~N " - " - - ANAAtaa.
son in Two Straight.
Yesterday was the first day Of the
tennis tournament given 10y TIE COun-
Try club.
Ben. c. Robinson played A. J. Dick
inson, and Clay h. HOLSTER crossed
raQuets with Arthur Hatch.
The contest between NessTs. Robin
son and Dickinson was won by Mr..
Robinson IN two straight sets. II was
not walk way, however, and there
was some prolonged and exceed lnglv
sklllful playing. Mr.. Rohns0n's quick
returns finally won the sets for INN.
Score. 6-5: 6-I.
In the second contest Mr.. Hatch de-
feated Mr.. Hollister % two straight.
the first OF which was love set.
Score, 60; co.
Today J. W. r. Holcombe viii com .
pete with Charles Mcdowell. and James
Crosby Is matched against ". NJ. Mart
indale. The club has two clay courts
that are used for the contests. Two Of
which will hereafter be gwen daily
until September 6, when the winners
will play for gold medal. No admis-
SION is charged and the club invites
everybody interested ia tennis 20 VII
ness the games.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Sugar Win Boom.

The local sugar market is greatly
agitated by the report that the New
York harbor Will be guaranteed against
all sugar importing ports. This means
a scarcity OF sugar, as IL is said there Is
now only 1000 tons of raw sugar in
sight. In case the quarantine should
last any length of time the price of
sugar will boom. and il will be worth
Whatever the lobbers ask for II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Perkins VIII Build IL.

The Star Knitting Works company
has awarded the contract for the con
struotion Of its factory building on
Sibley street, Al the foot of Pine. to
Erastus Perkins for 5000. The build
ing will be 44xss feet in dimensions.
Work on the foundation walls has al
ready begun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

B. B2temsn, Mss Grace n. Rs teEaSn,
loala. Alch.; d. Striker. Hastings
Clarenoon-C. NJ. GloSon, Fremont
Adam Wagner, Belding, 4 shipp, Hop
kins; 1. Ill. sanford, Lansing; kawsld
Keats L0dlngten; F. A. Ward sn0 vie
LAnslag; NJ. II. sullivan, sparta; 4. b.
Sqnl-es. Rockford; .. \. Johnson, De
trOit FRANK Harper, Muskeg0n \.
Benton Msnloye, Detroit i. NJ. Forbes,
Alpena. Z. III. CarlKle. Rockford.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Repairing Its Tracks.

The street railway company has com
menced repairing it's tracks on Canal
street. A concrete foundation will he
put in on which will de placed the stone
headers next 10 the track ana the Gre
vices filled up with asphalt. Traffic on
the two outside tracks will be discon-
tinued until the repairs are completed,
which will be tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
WILL BE REMODELED.
The Mcconnell Block on Monroe Street
Is Being Demolished.

Workmen began to demolish the in
terror and front Of the Mcconnell block
on Monroe street yesterday afternoon
preparatory 10 remodeling it. The
building will be patterned after the
most modern designs and will be occu-
pied 10y the SeIgel cloak and millinery
establishment. The frst and second
floors will contain no partition walls,
the former Will be used for the cloak
department and the latter for the mil
llnery. The third floor will be divided
into Office rooms. The contract for the
carpenter work has been awarded to
Rawson Brothers for 81 600.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

l.. VI. sellers, chairman of the county
republican committee, announced last
n ghs shat the republican county con-
ycntion will be held IN the rooms of the
Lincoln club IN tins city September 20.
A formal call Will be issued IN few
DAYS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

Monday st Beverly Farms. pr Wen
dell Hs.mes celebrated 'hs eighty third
aanssersarr re he hfrt1. ot tnat bril-
laat galaxy q american h.tsrtteurs
whrss gen ms Two continents hsve
crnvuei wth che uutvnz snres 5f
pceee fame. thers remains only two
representatives, ~. Holmes and John
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Ben and Grover.

The front windows of two Fountain
street residences are decorated with
national cOlors and pictures Of the
presidential candidates that the heads
of the houses favor. One has Ben and
the other Grover, and yet no disturb
snces have been reported from that
locality.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

1T is announced that the republican
county convention will be held Sep
TENDER 20. In addition to the nomina-
ton OF a county ticket, delegates to
the congressional convention viii be
chosen. 1t is confidently believed that
the republicans of this district are de-
termined TO nominate good man for
congress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Caught on a Sand Bar.

The steamer Barrett became grounded
in the river Wednesday afternoon on a
sand bar opposite the Valley Clty's
dock and remained there until yesier-
day morning, when she was removed
by the Valley City. The fiat bottomed
craft moved over the obstruction with
out any diff Guilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02
Demoeratlc CONGRESSIONAL Convention.

At a meeting of the democratic con-
gressional committee yesterday alter
noon It was decided to hold the con-
gressionsl convention IN this city Sep
tember %. The place for holding IL
was not announced, but will probably
Do MeLropohtan hall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

SENATOR DAVID Z. HINT is saving
wood; Ex-President Grover Cleveland
is digging bait and Adlai threatens to
deliver speeches in several states. Al
together peace and harmony prevail IN
the democratic ranks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

NEW YORK workingmen received So
100000 more IN wages last year than the
year before. Every man could buy for
himself a complete new suit Of clothes
aud have several dollars left for tobac-
co and car fares. The Mckinley bill
did Il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

Is Wisconsin the democrats endorsed
the Administration OF Governor Peck
tn their platform and then renomi-
mated INN. In Michigan the demo-
Gratis endorsed Wmans and then nomi-
mated Morse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

Dear Mr.. Peck. why did you wreck.
And break the neck
90 our great prophet
GrOyerl
It's very plain. 10 our great pain.
That once again
Wen get turning
Over.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

WksHISeros. sept. For Lower
N ich.gau. Warmer and southeast
winds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

THsRE are good grounds for suspc-
on that this weather and che coal COM
hine we're engineered BY she same pow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

LAST evenings enthusiastic meeting
held TO organize second ward repub-
hcan club IS proof convincing that the
fires OF enthusiasm are not smolder-
ing. Ii such manifestations of interest
are continued the enemy will have no
comfort in the pending campaign.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

DoS NJ. Is in Chicago. He told re
porter yesterday that tie Peck report
was welcome, and that it would prove
70 be boomerang. The wind is doing
more than playfully to toy with Don's
galways-it's actually turning the
great chaser's head.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

"FFAcHEs a peaches this yesr ard
there ars taoussnds eft o9sbels Of them
on the trees sld il toe markets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

ToSfsHr the republicans OF the
eleventh ward vii hold a meeting IN
thew hall II. J.. Durham, an able
speaker, viii address them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

GOVERNOR WINANs tries hard TO make
it appear that be is pleased with the
ticket. but his efforts resemble those of
a boy who comes IN contact with the
business end of q wasp and tries to con-
ceal the evidence of PAIN. The gov
ernor talked to the democrats at Ian
sing last evening, but his heart and
head were on other things and be
made fiasco of the attempt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

Thar Boston scientist and htterstcur,
John Laurence sullivan, is siiil making
active preparations for the opening OF
the New Orleans Art exposition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

PEBsoSs detected Ia giving al sni
comfort Co cholera microbes should be
pun saad 60 che fu extent of the 'aw.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

Errfs must feel very lonely amongst
SO macy democrats on tae sste tcket
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

Canada has a touch of the retalia-
ton spirit. the Toronto News deplores
the manner IN which Michigan lumber
men have denuded the shores OF Geor-
gan bay OF its pine and demands that
an export duty be levied on every log
cut by an American on Canadian soil.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

WINS it comes 70 wager the betting
man g placing bis money on Harrison
ard Reid. I'ss poor argument, but a
mighty netting one for the democrats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-02

TwENTY-THREE dollars and eleven
cents ISN'T very much OF n yearly IN
crease IN wOrkingman's wages, but 1t
IS sufficient to buy the winters coal, or
a new suit of clothes for himself and a
dress for the wife and baby. The Me
Kinley bill made such an increase for
the New York laboringman last year
without adding to. but actually reduc-
ing the cost OF his sugar and dinner
pail.