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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
THE ARMY Bal.
Ine Appropriations for ssh rsaf Cal fes
Ss5.760 Less Tran 1892.

WssaisnroS. dee. Ii.--Ms Outhwaite
of a,i,,o, chairman Of the House comm tsec
On military stiai,-. Ia his report on the
NJ xi years arms appropriation bill. says the
bill carries IN appropriation Of s24 .202 .733,
hsinx So 7eJ less ti,tn siie amount appro-
plisfed fof the ctrrent esr For the pay
II tl,. arms the i'i sPpropriates si3,2jG.-
$50 sgaiasi sI3 293,i 40 for the present
gear.
The following increases we're made !:
For the psy of the bospi-
iAI corps, s25.o0o; mannfactnre ~
nsetaiic smuami'ioo for mail arms, $50 600 !;
pari.l,sse and nsaafafssre ~ ordrnae.
stofes, sis ae'a fas eefifu,s Mt fof f''fss.
,,qs ca sifs aat4 bora. e4qIpmeats. sG9.-
900.
R..inctieus are male foiio~ flor pay Of
oaieefs of ibe Eipe ~ fes pay Of officers
- lhs nag Department 1i3.2j0; pay Of
se,irss es;isa7-, SO s0iI ply Of offi,e 70 for
isn ~, af seftiee, SCI $50 I trsn.poYlatian
5000 barracks gra quarsr-, $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
Maine Pensions.

WAsHIxsTos, Dee. li.--Pensions II hay,
been granted to the following Maine pee
pie
Original, Frederick w. Reiberg, william
Wilder, Moses r. Lcavitt, ". Y. 'lopkint
Jos Small additional. Ezra II Mckee
George W. Clay, James A. Nash. 1heo
lore b. Foster, orrib X. Barrows. MartiI
v Hopkins; increase, Fred A. Tbayer
Ezra s. Conner, jefferson CLARK; rei-su4
RHfus X. Stevens; original, widows, etc
minor Of =. H. pa;ten; original. I-aae VI
Emery. ROYAL ". Mason additional, Leon
arl Jepson, Baptisie I.essuit. Frank u
Neal, Mike H. Track, John NJ. Houston
original, widow, ssrai, A. Lons fellow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
Separated siamese I.Ias.

Cfscisssfi. Dec. ii John Watiii q
an influential Gsripln of ti,i. eity. senf q
the Cry Hospital for spesisi ,fes'm -
While being examined eeftain ocealiariii',y
ssfonishel the ph, sisiaDs, Who stfg toi
that yafftl8grr was one Of twias, unifel
ike the famous Siamese tSins. AMI was et,
from bis brotAer In Germany waen thay
were 8 or 10 years 0id. Bo'i Aen are
aiive bat eaeit suffers pilis es,y i.iaess DOT
tff.ets il.e gtaAr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
FOUL PLAY FEARED.
Body Of a Woman Found in Water at
Vaughan's Bridge, Portland.
Writing Left Saying She vas Sick Of Life
Mys;ep Ia the Case.

PORTLAND, Dee. u.-Aboat a week ago,
card was found on vaughan's bridge in
this city, on which was written My body
will be found in this water am sick of
life
On the other side OF the card was printed
the address of Harmon K Co.'S employment
agency, Boston
Saturday afternoon young girl crossing
the bridge saw the body of woman float
ing in the water. 1t is supposed to be a
case of suicide, but as the writing on the
card resembles tha; Of a man, there are
some conjectures of foul play.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
KING OTTO
|H Bavaria Rapidly Growing
More and More Insane.
A Certain Clique al Court Encourages
His Neglect and Abuse,


LoNpoN, Dec. li.--Despstches from
Manieh say that crazy King Otto Of RAvA-
r'a, is growing RAPIDLY worse. lie 10 by
turns sailen an ! violent, has lost his appe-
tie, ami is 'ro,stled with Insomnia.
Or, Mgnen, the physician ia ordinary 10
his majcs,y. Expresses the opinion that u
property treated the King will sill be curA-
biz.
Mr. Maalor intinases that certain clique
At court, for their own purposes and inter-
es,s, eneourage the neglect aud abuse of
the crazy sovereign, AMI manage to keep
the pine regent illiaiormcl ~ to the
patients condition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
SPEAKER CRISP
Did Not Leave the Reform Club Baaqse. Be-
lore Il Was Over.

w.siuSGroS, Dee. 1i.--S2eaker Crisp
returned to.iay from New York. He sail
that the report that he left the banquet hall
Saturday night al New York before the
dinner was concluded. was incorrect. He
vas temporarily called from the hall but
returned and remained until the banquet
was concluded.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
HON. JAMES G. BLAINE.
Much Better--Nearly Recovered from
His Recent Cold and III Effects.
lis Departure for Southern California Delayed
by this Slight illness.

WAsnIssros, Dee. ll.--ilon. James g..
Blaine is much better -Four days ago
lille out driving he caught n -ligl, coli,
sbich was swiftly followed by n return of
hc stomach trouble. by advice Of bis
physician and family be remained in bed
iuring the intervening period
AT no time has there been any ranApn-
tble cause for alarm exccp that he did not
gain strength as raridl, as wished by hin-
self and family.
This evening Mr.. Blaine spent a brief
period in the library and Was extremely
cheerful. BY re son of his recent st back
Nr. BlsiDe's departure 10 more congcniaI
eIimate bns been dela,ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
srsaasR oltsstRe WRECKED.
Part Of Her Grow Missins-A Schooner As.
ported Wrecked at Sane Place.

LoNnoN, Dee, 1.-THE British steam
ship Diisbcrg, Capt. Davies, was wrecked
"a Long Sand u.ar ilarwich last night.
When the liarwieh htcboat reached tho
scene it found the vessel split in two aud
partly embedded In the sand
They found a seaman drowned below
deck. Others of the crew were missing,
md are supposed to have persisted. Erag-
ments of boats were found hanging 10 the
iavits.
1t is reported that aschooner was wrecked
on the sands in the vicinity of the wreck Of
the Dilsbcrg and her crew Is missing,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
PORTUGUESE CABINET
On the Verge Of Dissolution The Minister ei
War Resigns.

LIsuoN, Dec. 1.-THE minister Of war
has n signed, owing TO the failure Of the
'ubipei 10 aeree upon his proposed army
reiofnas. The stability Of the cabinet IL
threatened, Prime Minister Ficrircs will
refcr the matter to the Cories and ask for
vote Of confidence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
New Argentine cabias. Minister.

BurNos A,Rrs, Dee. li.-Senor An
onio Bernejo has been appointed minister
,f-thc interior.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
tocai Forecast.

BosroS. Dec li.--For New England !
Monday, fair and cooler, followed by
slowly rising temperature, westerly winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12

Fourteen men belonging TO the wrecked
steamer were saved by y ishing smack and
landed at Ramsgate tonight. Six Of tho
crew were washed overheard and drowned.
The survivors got away in the only boat
lft. The captain became insane and died
before they got ashore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12

WAsHISSTos, Dee. ii.--For Nev Eng
land Fair, south winds, slightly colder.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12

Macy z. PIKE
HiddeD's Magnetic Compound has ono
grand feature: IL begins 10 relieve from the
very iirst dose, and only few oostles are nees.
90 To effect a ears. THERE'S medicine like IL.
Irya bottle aud be convinced. Price, 81 90.
All druggists sell 1t. The coAisC MEDICINE
Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
Lots of People

Lots of People
Can't find rent.
Can't secure good house-giri.
Can't sell their farms.
Can't sind employment
Can't find lost article.
rsnY do a hundred things because tL-
don, use the JOURNAL want column. l. is
really wonderful how much can be accom-
pHshed by the use these little. low-prieSi
dsertisements. apfzedo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-12-12
" SHAKING ~
y PALSY CURED. \
4 Remarkable Te:iiaoalal from a Wei
ksoxa Chahesisua Lad,.

Had . Stroke Of Psisy-Arm and Hand
Trembled All the Iisns--Gonysi Not
Reach the Next boar without Help
Three Bottles Of Hidden's Nagpesic
Compound Cured Her-Try This
Wonsisrfal Medicine - II VIII euro
Hoa.
Here's eHre which speaks for f.ssif. IL
bears the IpspFeRs OF srash Il rruyes con-
eiastyeiy tisat Hidden's Compound is .
wonderfs! medicine. IL Is reffaf.e p-epars-
fsoa. IL il y clean, pure, honest lssdis.lHs. IL
IL made On konoE- II hAs stood the tsst Of
years. IL Is worth o trial. TrY ONE bottle.
III WILL CpkE VOC.
cbariestown, Hasz.,
Nov. 8, i9S2.
GESfLKxEs: Aboat scar az. I had a
stroke 0f paralysis which adesi-fi nav right
side My right agsn aaa haad trerab!ed
so - that sas unable to use Il or TO
keep if stiil. 1 was fs.bie ali winter. ana
could mpt 20 To the next door without assist,
to ss'i; Try Last WILL ts,ti tAssii. !, "a ,s.. aasi,s
Magnetic Compound, and did go wlien
bad Finished one bottle nay arm aud hand
spai psa sssiia HAVE ms. CURE sss .a sptsg az row
"a. J can nov wsik mile from home and
bark and feed better for II. to4sk in all
thrss bottles of the Com N0lE pound,
and shoaid commence tax. IOO Ing 1t
again II | should need IT,
Respectfully.
Macy z. PIKE.
Hidden's Magnetic Compound has ono
grand feature: IL begins 10 relieve from the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

Yesterday for . divorce from MS wife.
Frances /. lie says mat DC wss mar
RED April Is, 1854. Two enlidren were
horn 70 tbem. Ine complainant says
that the defendant has been guilty OF
extreme cruelty.
Ia the case Of Peter Boss vs.. the Iele-
gram Publishing company the plAss-
III ala not ME security Tor coats -
ordered BY the court. consequently Il
s2s not placed on tbs calendar Tor
the Nay term. This. u IS said, prse-
ticzliy ends the matter.
Patrick Seaman was up for disturh-
ing . religious meeting. He pleaded
guilty and was lined <io and costa,
which be paid. John Powers, impli-
Gated with Elm IN the same offense,
Was released Ga payment OF costa.
In the matter OF the petition Of Nc
Rae a Lzlly for the appointment OF .
receiver for the G.. T.. l.. q ID. railroad
grated by judge Adslt "Wednesday,
the defendant corporation has sppeaisd
20 the supreme court
Landlord Rice of the Bridge Street
House swore out warrant yesterday
for the arrest Of c. IA. Croiiy for jump
ing ms board bill. Croily took French
leave and left behind an account OF us.
The motion to dismiss the charge OF
deadly assault preferred against Joshua
Johnson and replace il with one OF as
sault and battery was denied by Judge
Haggerty ia police court Yesterday.
Jessie NJ. Smedley 10 complainant IN
. divorce case begun IN the circuit
court yesterday and Thomas j. Smed'
ley is defendant.
William Downes was arraigned IN
police court yesterday for committing
breach OF the peace. He Was hned
81 and costs.
Dan A. Sheridan was arrested yester'
day by Patrolman whilcomb Tor fast
driving.
The jury for the March term OF the
circuit court Was dismissed yesterday.
The May term OF the circuit court
begins Monday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
CLOSING OUT SALE
OF the Largest and Most Complete
Stock of Staple and Fancy
Groceries

In western Michigan. Read the fol-
lowing prices:
Granulaied sugar. twcniy-iwopounds
for 81. Pulyerxeo and co. loaf sugar,
eighteen pounds for 81.
Pure ground spices, j. cents per
pound; two pounds tor % cents.
-Four packages ninco meat for 25
cents.
Best family flour, per hundred, $40.
Royal" patent -four, per hundred,
$40.
Eight bars German Family soap for
% cents.
six-pound Lox Gloss starch for S5
cents.
S;x-nound hulk starch for % cents.
Mail ard, Brooks and Menier's choco-
late per pound % cents.
One-pound can good aking powder
cents, four cans for - cents.
DeLand's ial,ralus, per pound, 3
cents.
Pure cider vinegar. per gallon. u,
cents.
Pure lard, cents per round; ten
, bounds for 81 cents.
Snepp's cocoanut, per pound, 10
cents.
Eight pounds rolled oats for o. cents
Two.pound package rolled oats for 10
cents.
Tomatoes, peas, string and Lima
beans, per can, S cents.
Thrce-pound can Golden pumpkin,
per can, cents.
Salad dressing. large bottles, So cents;
small 20 cents.
Best olive oil, imported, quarts. 90
cents; plnts, so cents; onc-balf pints,
! Is cents.
Preserved crahapies. pears, plums
| and peaches IN heavy syrup, quart bot
| ties, for 40 cents.
Japan tea dust. per pound, s Cents.
Japan tea. 20 and so cents; very hest.
| per pound. 10 cents.
Best English breakfast and black tea.
per pound, 30 cents.
Five large bars 4 merican Family soap
| for 25 cents.
All bottled goods such as preserves.
| jellIes, isms, oliyes. pickles and favor
ing extracts II less than cost.
Also ali kinds Of picnic goods, ported
| meats. game and everything IN the
canned gonds l.po at pficcs that will
astonish YOU. Call and se Convinced.
Now this stock must be clos, q out hy
Juno Is, 20 do not delay. but make out
your let and save money by purchas-
ing at once.
| CHAs. p. RsTurrS.
Successor to lra {. iia,ch.
! l25 Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

IL terrible thine even In dreams The vie
tim Of this frequent form 81 nightmare srakr s
with start and q cry. his limbs hathed In
cold Precipitation. N = heart than ria tregncnd-
ously. Moral Don't sleep en- your tack.
particularly IL you are troubled with fye sep
as asd nesvousDsss ard nee Roststfer..
$40 mach Einers 10 csre tAesc tetnt troubles
Fer siee ptessuess. the fasepsrHble attendant
TIE Buffers IL surpsssieg remedy. The dis
ordered stomach - the pregeoifor Of number
less harassing sympfoms. and the organs Of
tbinElng 10 faithful reflector 81 its distafh-
apce. in which the liver and bowels also
share IN We are 10 restore ouiefude to the
hrain ast nerveus system. ~e must nfefcs
the stomach ana regulate We actica 81 the
digestive, seereffre ard evacussive organs.
preveni aud remedy malaria. Inactivity Of the
stsnevs aud hia1 ley. debility. hsstbs-n. SEX
headache ana 10 grspre 9th this remedy.
sf ernin ent physicians
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
HOW TO SING WELL
Emma Eames Gives Advice to
the Ambitious Girls
VOICE AND CULTURE NEEDED
Superiority OF the Italian Over Other
Methods Of Training
Is Desi,able in All Cases

III You are going 10 quote me-" SAID
ths charming Maxgucrite, in private re
Gently, you may as well say Al once
that 1t Is utterly absurd in girls to study
for the opaxxtic stage Il they were not
born with voices. Voice Is an unnlis-
taAAsls natural gift; no amount Of cul.
tivsAon viii make up for the absence Of
. good one- Girh cannot he too partic-
uiar about that point before giving up
other interests in life ~ become public
singers. and they viii have TO give up
other interests TO succeed as profess
saorals.
Your family and your friends are not
the judges, in most cases, which you
need. Nor is the opinion Of one indi-
yidual sufficient. What girls want TO do
Is to seek the advice Of those whose
judgment is known to be Trustworthy,
and they had better go 10 the expense of
finding aud consulting with several ac-
cepted authorizes at the start. Ii will
cost less in the end.
Parents and friends are too prone 10
see visions for their darlings, and one
persons advice is apt TO bear prejudice
with it. II you have good voice, it
won't hurt yon 10 know it early. and if
you are not 80 blessed, any number of
miles would not be too far TO travel TO
find it cut You cannot expect singing
masters to lose the chance of MAXIM
what they can. They can always salve
their consciences 10y the thought that
Your. speaking voice has been improved
and possibly your chest developed by
studies from which you somehow never
graduate.
Equally important is the kind Of ed
ucation you receive. That is matter
still of open. discussion. My own voice
was trained Coy Italian method after the
old Italian school, of which Parpara was
the greatest exponent.
German methods emphasize the soft
palate too freely in voice production.
French ideas OF directing sound in the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

mouth lead to what you call nasal
twang. English exaggerates the hard
palate, while Italian directs sound in
round vocals to the front of the mouth.
and the language is by far the best
adapted for pleasing enunciation. nat
ural position of the organs of the throat
and mouth and easier to emit on the high
notes than any other.
"Of course it is absurd for pupils to sing
beyond their natural compass, yet that
is a common error. Here again is the
necessity for good advice-the best that
can be afforded. In fact, it is almost
worse than useless to afford anything
else, rs many an artist can say who has
had to unlearn the dangerous lessons of
poor teachers. if she has been fortunate
enough TO escape with an unstrained,
ruined voice. ! believe that teacher to
be the best who teaches you to think
for yourself; who makes rules 10 fit you
individually, and omits TO subject all
voices to the same training. There are
no two voices exactly alike. 1t is impos-
sible that they should all require tho
same molding, and yet the majority are
thrown into the same category, and be
cause one soprano takes 'henor in a
certain way tho others should. The OK
perienced, sensible master teaches you
TO understand how sound in your own
particular chest, mouth and throat IS to
b produced, irrespective of any other
soprano or mexzo-soprsno or oontxslto,
and who gives q rational reason for
every step.
"a common fault Of girls trying to
sing II to hurry through vocal educa-
ton. Songs are tho SUBMITS Aspired to.
and exercises are the bughcars over
which they stumble and bunsle and
which they throw aside half learned.
Superficial students viii find out to their
cost that for every early opportunity
neglected. every underlying rule slight
Cd. No matter how apparently insignifi-
can't. they viii have very mountain OF
hard stady to tain up when the time fo<
II should naturally have paRed.
much. Of coursa. VIII depend upon
health, phyuque, natural endowment
and Application. Health Is Of vital nm
pQtsnce to voice. the loss or aheence at
tho one means invariably the loes Of the
other.
''Simp'e. nutritious food, regular hsb-
ks Of exercise. sleep. rest and meals, are
imperative. The amount Of prsctioe
per day win vsry with different conaGi-
tutiops ordinarily twenty inmates 1t
enc time IL long enoesh TO sing and two
hours exercise of the voice day wiz
produce good resslts Professionals are
taught 70 sing standing. sod IN M and
value Of IN acconpenist Tho cbss IL
comprssssd When sitting. and tsss pos-
don Of the b.sfy 30 changed ~ 10 Inter
fere With the best ersAxsion. the mos1
powerful, perfectly controlled prsdoc-
len - seuni.
II sssG . ls.se~ evcy daySo noafA
IA the bexinusng ef ny c~~s, shundans
- sssAssA rosAlesn v>eh my srus -.
Md N. ~ vs1h No sGssr prnrens
ss hams, ~ lsnoa soneln~fns twsnty
ntnubA H. - - pasns oss vetus n
~ psso8 psn1a0 - sc pFvpssu a.
~ - psgisAesA
.Afsw - ~ tAsss issss~ss wssa,
- - sls.1u11nG ~ haA - scrsa'
pankse - 90 - iaDsa - - ~.
- sesAvng = y ~ ssssay q
wo1u - - - sp1esl N ~ = 6jas<
60 - - ~ saA ~ - mnss sk6>s.
tiTinx ~ sgWn ~ - ~ xAveAm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
DRUG STORI
MARSHsiELL0W SOAR
10 Cents fsr Cake

This soap Is mahufaciafsd hy soon rsinsf
csg lcrs. IL g. no. Iasde ~ t4.sof. bll .
resch lasnaae. 1iss pamsaea are ua-I 3
making Ismef's esfra,fs fef 81 anogteg
CT Ella Alter The CIDER - tashes ffafa tees
by means ~ spills fh- residue -onsnas 4.
ssnufacinscd ito SOAP. 81 r,trs- ito supns
OF pornsde Il iir.isd asd ihe fEtaui rf tss
ssHp sinalis bot tAl gAaiit : lie tr.i 49,
sceb IN the mare. hrcknse tie asnaErs So
composed of fhe hscst Nni~. AIS aud atr ns@<
tsf extracting the ader from tfA neufrs Eaef
cake weighs Eve esacez Tie snas ~ f-e,
frsm The alkaline nature soia5ufiobs fe tch5ei
hands and fsces. We isve had 81 tfsad-s
Asrshmaiow. q dst. nsHisa il frem infer o.
So %. It cafnot - ~ -hnfea ia fhe 81
goa. stores. 80 the ffaf -fn-fk 'Naf-,lsHs.i
lev" by mntnsi agreement. tsinafz 70 ped
nrss. ard We decline TO u a ~ ehs.-ssls
Try box ~ the AaFshmaiisw Sap and o.
tie upob it, merits dc Fer Ihree cakes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
WHO HAS ACARPET
SOMEBODY HAS swlPED ONE
That Formerly Covered the Council
Chsmber-NosoSy Seems 20 Know
What Has Becoms Of Il.

Where Is the carpet Of the council
chamber,
A question exciting lansaid kind Of
interest among the authorities Of the
city hall.
Nobody but the man having it
knewa
With the advent of spring eame the
usual cleaning of the chambers. and
Custodian B. snner and Alderman Stein
of the building committee received by
telephone and personally several bids
tor the cleaning of the valuable carpet
provided for the Aldsrmanie feet. The
old Of Henderson, 3 McGraw, whose
shop u On the West side, WAS Sill, and
sas the lowest. Tuesday morning men
n the employ Of this firm came to the
MY hall for the carpet. but IS the Gus
odiAn had not yet arrived they did
rot take il. Two hours later they
anne again, but the carpet WAS gone,
sen from an unknown shop, which
ad made . SIS bid and had not re-
eeived the contract, had come and,
with the aid OF the janitors of the hall.
IL vas taken away. Their names are
unknown 90 any OF the help around
the hall, who thought them from
Henderson's and SO made no inquiries
Is to their right to take the carpet
Tho custodian, too, thought them the
proper parties.
Its Whereabouts Unknown.
Asked as TO their names the custo-
dian said: al don't know who the peo-
pie are who have the carpet, But their
bid was s. or 81 higher than that or
Mr.. Henderson. l have beard that the
carpet is somewhere in . shop over
there" and waved his hand. vaguely
toward the northwest horizon.
Mr.. Henderson thinks that he has
suffered unJustly by this piece of care
lessness. and feels rather warm about
the collar. One of the officials in the
city hall sAid:.. eff It had beena matter
OF $500 difference in the bids instead Of
IS, the result: would probsSly have
been the same, and think such care
lessness Ia managing the AFFAIRS OF the
hall should be corrected In short or
der" Meanwhile no one knows
whether the carpet 10 in the hands Of
reputable parties or not. The work
sheald have been completed in two
days. but the floor Of the chamber il
asll bare. II the carpet turns up in
the course Of the next few days the
- % the city will not be great, other
wise IL viii cost several hundred dol
lars 70 recover the door.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30
HUBBARD GETS a VERDICT.
The Suit Against Long 10 Decided in
His Favor.

The case Of Harry Hubbard vs.. Harry
Long Was concluded in the circuit
7surt ysstsrday. The verdict of the
Jury Was complete surprise to the de-
lsndant, though predicted by attor-
neys. The defendant was the principal
ssockholds. IN tina PaIlor Furniture
company, which went TO the wall sew
pfAl months age. Harry Hubbard was
Induced BY Long to put the money into
ths company, the latter representing
thst IL would draw % per cent. and ne
would be given . job which would pay
hin e25 per week. The money was
Bald in and the arrangement was made
that Hubbard was TO work a. shipping
clerk at . salary Of IS per week until
he rot . knowledge Of the bushes to
sell goods on the road. He was told
that thA would take only . couple of
weeks The plaintiff never got the job
on the road. He lost his business as
musician and the company failed. He
sued for 5000 and was gwen . verdict
for t6l6.l0. and the costs of the suit.
Long says he will carry the case to the
supreme court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-04-30

Every man who uses whisky TO ex-
cess knows that hrs habit nae developed
into disease, but the trortle Is hc vii
not confess the fact to anyi,ody hnt
himself. AL such men may. without
publicity, without being taken away
from home or business, and without
restriction. of any KIND. I've cured 81
the discssc known as the whisky habit.
Call on or address the International
Gold Cure Company. 30 sheldon
street, Grand Rapids. Mich.