davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-06-11
TRY GERMEA for breakfast.

Use Enamclinc Stove Polish; no dust, no smell
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1892-06-11

EE- Sold by druggists; 75c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
FOR AND ABOUT WOMEN.

With costumes IN empire and restor-
alton ssyle large ehspeaux are de
rsueur, but they are not precisely the
headgesr Of the period. There are
three shapes, carried out IN felt and Ia
velvet. which are most popular. One
OF these is shown III todsy's fashion
plate. Ii is q round nat Of green vel
vet. The wide brim Is covered with
velvet and black tulIe embroidered IN
silver. The crown 10 velvet, and has q
lighter green band arranged on the
top, from the center OF which arises y
large algrette. The brlm AZ the back
Is turned up and trimmed with a ros-
cite, and II Is faced underneath with
light green velvet. Another popular
type Is = moderately slzed hat with
narrow brim, ornsmented at tie side
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15

IL Is represented that the election OF
Senator stoekbrdge to succeed him
self will imperil the future OF the re-
publican party. IL 10 sAid that he Is
oat Of sympathy with the masses. His
record IN the senate disproves both as
sestions. Il IL also said by the friends
of Ex-Governor Luce that the recent
election betrayed the dls,rust OF the
people for the republican leaders.
THIS argument Is used IS a'bogle
man" TO frlgnten the friends OF Sena-
tor sGockhridge. But concedIng that
il - true, what Is the inevitable con-
elGsiong Has not Ex-Governor Luce
been a republican leader for years.
Does he not represent every principle
Of repulicanism equally as well If not
better than the four powerful million
aires back OF ms campaign, Certainly
hs does IL the masses distrust Sena-
tor Stockbridge then the same masses
must distr1st Ex-Governor Luce five
times tho more, because he represents
himself and four other rich men. IL
Is TO be regretted that Ex-Governor
Luce and his millionaire hackers have
inaugurated q personal warfare upon
Senator Stcckbridge. LISA rule or ruin
policy and whether attended by sue
cess or failure Will cripple the sponsors
for it. 1. also recalls the history OF the
immediate past. Taxing It for granted
that the Luce men are right in claim
ing that the masses are distrustful Of
the republican leaders, 1t throws now
light on the democrat victory of two
years ago. Ex-Governor Luce had
been in Office for four consecutive
years. He had followed . line of al
most unbroken republican successes.
Yet II the claims Of the millionaires
Who now seek to MAKE him q United
States senator are true, the masses had
grown distrustfu! of the republican
leaders then in Office because they
elected . democrat governor. II was
Governor Luce who surrendered a re-
publican state government to the
democrats. IL isn't very pleasant to
recall these incidents, but the personal
attacks on that uncompromising, loyal
and generous champion of republican
principles. Senator Stockbridge. make
IL but an act of common fairness to de-
fend him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15

Having completed its work, the
county board of csnvassers has sd
Jouaned. The result OF the congress
nonsl election is still as much matter
OF doubt as il was when the original
announcement was made. The town
and precinct boards counted the votes
IN the first instance and announced
the result. The county board OF can
vsssers has re-examined aud recounted
the votes and announced the result.
Now the whole matter reverts TO the
state board of canvassers. THIS board,
Ike the county board, is purely minis
tsrisl. IL will canvass the returns by
counties and districts. If II have not
the authority Il will presume to exer-
else It to correct any errors that
may bs called TO It's attention. IL IS
democrat body. II ltcsn be persuaded
that psrtisanism has usurped the func-
lions Of the county boards, then IL Will
extend - inquiries into such matters
IS pertain TO the subject. Here, then,
IL one democrat obstacle to be over
come. Ia IL idle 10 expect that this
bosrd viii manifest any less degree Of
partsanism than IL exercised IN infe-
rior boards But there Is stall another
democrats obstacle 10 be overcome.
The house OF representatives will make
snort work with the controversy. Is
has power 10 send for the boxes aud to
take evidence a. 10 the legal status of
vote and voter. TINS body viii not
hesitate 10 disregard a state law gov
srninx by strict sndmsndstory require
ments the ssts OF csnvssssng boards.
II will count the eight PlalBfieid
votes AID throw cut the soldiers home
precincs without giving the republicans
any chance 10 appeal 20 the courts. Is
Is the sole Judge Of the election and
qualification OF memLers. To appeal
60 she courts as an intermediate REM
civ will he % fstteu TIE lawyers
purses without gaming point Is
viii be practical economy 20 the can
didstes and taxpayers 70 get the case
before the house "a quickly as possible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
NEWS OF THE HorELs.

DAVID Brown Of Chicago, general
trarhe manager Tor tae Snlcaxo
Grand Trunk road. and Edward Niies
Of Detroit, general agent Tor the
Commercial Dispatch, were guests 81
Sweets yesterday. 1.-The car shortage
skill continues" said Mr. Brown, "bot
II 10 only the western roads that are al
feesec. The eastern llnes have al the
cars they want-that Is the trouble
There are immense shipments OF grain
by water now, and also heavy Euro
pean shipments. The grain - taken
by boat from Chicago 10 Buffalo ana
loaded on cars there. The eastern
roads haven't enough elevators al
their terminals aud 90 they allow the
grain TO stand IN the cars awaiting Tor
eign shipments. They keep al the
cars they have for their own business.
and when We western ffe4gnt men
write 10 them for cars they gently hut
firmly request us TO 20 10 the devil.
The natural consequence 10 that the
western roads have 70 use what cars
they can get hold OF for their own
local business and Il lie q difficult mat
ter TO get cars for eastern and south
ern points. The southern roads de-
pend upon foreign cara TO . great ex-
tent. Ii Mr.. Leavenworth here were
TO load q G. X. 4 l. car for Cincinnati,
the next he heard OF Il. IL would prob
ably be down at Richmond, Va. Con-
seQuentiy lac has 10 take care OF his
local business and let the other points
go. That's the pith Of the whole short
age question"
"If bud Watson hada't been ~ the
head OF the democratic congressional
campaign IN this district there wouidn't
have been any aeed for = recount, y
said ID. c. Wachs, editor OF the Grand
Haven Express, At the New Livlngston
yesterday. The amount OF affection
that Mr.. Wachs does not have Tor bud
Watson would start . paradise. IL
mean it," ne continued. ANY other
man would have conciliated the demo-
Gratis and peoples party factions IN OF
tawa county and Richardson would
have had majority. lie WAS Jonah,
bud was. But ] suppose ne Will get
George McBride's SHOES on the strength
of the campaign he made, and Macs
shoes are the most valuable pieces OF
political property in Ottawa county,"
Then Mr.. Wachs sighed twice and HE'D
himself away.
at might surprise you to know that
there are otter, mink. beaver, coon and
red fox within a short distance OF
Grand Rapids" suggested NJ. j. Wood.
| an Athens fur dealer, at the Clarendon
yesterday. at is true. They are not
scarce either. This beaver overcast
that have on is made from ekins OBJ
tanned in the western part of the state.
Musxrats are very plentiful. | bought
1900 skins the other day. Mink are
more plentiful than they were fifteen
years ago. ! can get good pelts nov
for $3.50 or 81. | can remembel
when we used TO pay 81 apiece fol
them, and l have paid farmers IS Il
put me on track OF q mink, trusting K
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15

q. V. French, No. les south Divson
street. She Was o. years of age. The
funeral will be held ~ p. IN. tomor-
row.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
the Congregational church will meet st
$50 D. m. today and listen TO talk
on work among the Indians by MRS.
Cutcneon.
The Woman's Home and hospital
managers wish 10 formally thank
donors for gifts received ~ Thanks
giving time and up TO the present
time.
Miss Andrea Hofer Of Chicago. one
OF the editors of the kindergarten
Magazine, is . guest of Mrs. l.. w.
Treat and Miss Hester stone.
The women of the Plalnfieid Avenue
NJ +. church vii! hold bazaar and
social IN Petuts hall on Piaintield ave.
nue. Thursday and Friday.
The Political Equality club held its
regular meeting st the residence OF
Mrs. Pearsall on East Bridge street yes
terday afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
AlI AND MISS STORIES.

A suburban policeman caught boy
in the act of despolllng a hen-roost the
other morning anu hauled him before q
justice of the peace. The latter Official
loftily declared he would rather pay
for the poultry himself than place the
stigma OF fine on the boy, and dis
charged him. Why he didn't fine the
policeman has not been explained
Chicago Tribune.
Some persons who have congrstu-
lated this country on the restrictions TO
be applied u European emigration will
see that they are like the hen that
cackled before she had laid the egg.
Instead of Europe helping us to avoid
undesirable immigrants. our laws to
repel them should be made more strin.
gent and should be enforced with
greater vigor. Herald.
Zinc miners at Webb City, Wis, have
noticed lately that a shaft they were
digging has been growing hotter. At q
depth OF l63 feet, the other day, they
had to stop work, as flames burst
through into the shaft. Yet some peo-
pie believe IN Bob Ingersolls theory
Norristown Herald.
President-elect Cleveland has cut the
tariff Gordian knot. There will be no
extra session, but the democratic party
will pay the verdict of the late cleo
tons the spect of appointing joint
committee 10 prepared tariff bill ahead
of the tifty-third congress.-New York
Telegram.
Senator Quay hopes to save the SEN
ate to the republicans. 1t would be
| Just as we'll to see that all the burglar
alarms are in good working order and
double the guards. Courier
| Journal.
Ii Ohio will inject little moro Au-
stralia into her Australian ballot law
| the democrats will elect the other
twenty-three electors next time.-St.
Louis Republic.
Eugene Field didn't take the lecture
platform to make money or fame, but
TO escape the Chicago burglars and
| MISUNDERSTANDING Constitution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
STATE PsEss cossle.

That ifrspressibls free trade con-
gresham. Hsrter OF Ohio, has intro
duced . oil providing for The reimpo-
sition of tariff or sugar. This fur
n shes Ar Indication of what the demo-
crate will DO whsn thev come into fnil
power. A vote for Cleveland was A
vote % tar the breakfast table
Atrisn Times.
Mr.. Cieveisnd's expressed desire to
oe made a. pure ss hssins powder be
fore h tack IS the White House JOB
again - consnendsble. bat people DO
ct tired Of hearing man cat nusliy
twsuging the sssinx 81 ssintllnesa,
tney can help iE---Desfost Tribune
That ~as a very Crisp reception that
the Nnzvanarssu Refssrn club OF Ns~
York leudered - ths speaker Of the
house Of Representatives, o----
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
POINTS ABOUT WOMEN.

Mrs. Lavina Fillmore of Clarence, n.
v, q cousin of Millard Fillmore, re-
Gently celebrated ner 10th birthday.
She was born in Connecticut, but has
lived in New York the greater part of
her long life. She mas never seen the
telegraph or telephone in operation
and never been on q railroad train or
expressed Any desire TO do so. She is a
constant reader OF newspapers and has
READ and re-read the bible until she
knows much of 1t by heart. She IS in
such good health that she has reason
able prospect of many years of life.
A private subscription has been
opened for Composer Balfe, who is a
pauper aud ls obliged TO enter q Lon
don refuge. His father left him a
good estate. His sister VIctoire died
the wife OF a spanish grandee, Duke
de FrIas. 1t Is mystery how the son
became pauper and was deserted by
his friends.
Since Sir William Gordon Cummings
gave up baccarat he has taken to rear
ing bulls and was one of the most
prominent exhibitors NJ the recent Bir-
minghsm cattle show. Lady Cum.
mings is at present on a VISIT to her
home in this country.
One Msjajie, mysterious chief.
taiuess whom a traveller in the Trans
vsai lately met, claims 20 be the orig
NAL of Rider Hsggard's ">he'' an an.
Gent dame, strangely decrepit and
With white complexion, bright blue
eyes and snowy hair.
The queen Of the Beleians has Just
ordered two or three phonographs. the
purpose of which Is 10 record her
malestv's extempoFe compositions on
the piano. She Is very good hand al
this sort of work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
TIMELY hone HINTS

Tar or paint may be removed by
first applying oil of come kind or lard;
then, after scraping of the loosened
substances, apply u mixture OF turpen-
tine and benzlne and 1t the last use
uenzine alone.
Newspapers vet thoroughly and
crumpled up are excellent to sweep
carpet with. making it look bright and
with far less trouble than II Is to wipe
it with damp cloth.
Skinned milk makes hardwood
floors stained ones and oiicloth look
shiny. A WOODEN cloth should bs used
to wipe up the floor with.
Opening canned fruit an hour or
two before using, that 1t may regain
the excluded oxygen, improves the
flavor.
Wood ashes, very finely sifted, are
good for securing knives and tinware.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Henry Cook, aged IS, and q f1ve-
times widower, took out . marriage
license at Kalamazoo on Tuesday to
marry his sixth wife, the BRIDE being
Anna Yonkerman. Of the same ago.
He 10 the father of nineteen children,
twelve of whom are living. He 10 .
well-to-do farmer.
Bay City people swore by tho beard
of the prophet that there was . ghost
in the city, who patroled the streets at
4 O'Clock in the morning. They have
lust discovered that the ghost il bak-
er, who at that time of day goes to his
bakery IN a white suit.
After mailing fast the door and in
sertlng in the chimney hole stick, to
which o rope was attached, Lawrence
Udburg hanged himself in Baraga
hotel. He was not discovered until
ten days after.
Benton Harbor now has population
of 5000. Two years ago she had only
about 4, 500 and no factories to speak
of, but now she has about seventeen
factories, employing several hundred
men.
There aught to be society for the
invention Of cruelety to ANNALS or q
hospital for aged, and infoum HOSES.
There wood be q lot ov animals In =
very short time.-Coloma Boomer.
Ben Anderson of Emmett has board
er. The other day when Ben came
home the boarder was gone, and so
were three watches, q suit OF clothes
and number Of other things.
Peter Bushey Of Pinnebog. has plowed
up stone sheep weighing sixty
pounds. As petrifsction would
weigh much more, it 10 undoubtedly
an Indian image.
Those two young ladies who were
seen in the woods the other day, armed
with rifles, should remember that the
deer hunting season 10 over.-Mio
Democrat.
Potatoes seem to be q good crop in
northern Michigan. II is estimated
that the crop will net the farmers of
Wexford county 100000.
Amateur dramatic talent at Ionia il
about to burst forth in production Of
the Rio 0rande. in which the death
rate 10 alarmingly high.
Comrades" will be produced by
amateur talent at Grass Lake. It's
the only town in the state that would
| stand the title.
The editor of the Sturgis Mail has
placed several subscription account,
in the hands of . justice for collcc.
ton.
Mrs. Kate W. Mobiles OF Nile. pulled
. gun on . footpad and he vanished
Pity she did not shoot him.
George Ellis of jackson has beer
sentenced to four years IN prison fol
robbing q man Of $l7.
Romeo has twenty candidates TO,
postmaster. Tbs Juiiets are yet to bs
heard from.
ST. Joe rejoices in a gasoline stove
factory. Heaven is very near come
people.
Chicken thieves are having o fine
time with Downing poultry.
Benton Harbor Is etill searching fol
sn outlet for that sewer.
Hsncock's new water works plan,
has been accepted.
West Bay City u yearning for car
penters.
BENTON Hsrbor's new depot viii cos
/ $l2. 600.
Marquette has a new fire alarm svs
tenn.
West Bsy City hasa night school.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

This evening the child prodigies,
under the management of Roney will
be seen and heard in Hsrtman's hail.
The entertainment u said TO be one of
great excellence and will he given.
without doubt, liberal patronage.
Next Monday evening Sol Smith
Russell. the most admired and beloved
American comedian, will begin q two
nights engagement in the Powers
Grand. Box office will be opened to-
morrow morning at o'clock.
There will be hurricane of fun on
"Grimes' Cellar Door" IN the Grand
this afternoon and evening.
Down AZ Smiths the variety bill is
one OF interest and genuine smuse-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Martin McCandless of Weiser, Id,
Is II years of age, vet he never saw a
railroad until November 10 last. He
left the states before railroads had
penetrated into the territories, and
since then he mas heen back in the
mountains engaged III mining.
Judge Rufus B. Cowing of New York,
who was renominated by the republi.
cans and Endorsed by Tammany hall
before the recent election, received up
ward of 100000 votes. This is the
greatest vote ever received by any in
dividual in New York City.
The clergyman who has continuously
occupied one pulpit longer than any
other divine in the world 10 the Rev.
DR.. Furness of Philadelphia. His age
is 80, and for sixty-eight years he has
been pastor of one church.
The shah of Persia's ministers dis
avow all initiative and tremble at any
executive responsibility. Imperious
diligent and fairly just, the shah Is in
his own person the arblter of Persia s
| fortunes.
Stuart Robson is not only q good
actor, but q clever financier. He
knows a good investment when he sees
it, and has the faculty of keeping
| money once made.
Tolstoi, writing in the Russian
| Gazette, says 1T would be impossible for
him to describe the real situation of
the people in the famine district.
William Waldorf Aston is frequent
visitor at the British museum, London.
1t IS understood that he is cleaning
material for historic novel.
Mgr. Louis Galimbert, recently
raised to tine cardlnalate, is said to be
the only journalist TO whom the red
hat has been given.
Hard Hearing Fool. Sioux, has been
sent to the national insane hospital, the
first Indian, it is said, ever sent to that
institution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
TRUE WIVES AND HOME.

1t is shame to any mother who fails
to train her daughters to take a serious
view of life, instead of frivIlous, sell
fish view; to remember that their high
est duties, whether they be married or
single, Is to be home-makers. A great
writer on this subject has said:
Wherever true wife comes, this
home Is always around her. The stars
may be over her head; the glow worm
IN the cold grass At night may be the
only fire at her feet. But home is yet
wherever she is, and tor noble woman
it stretches far around her, better than
ceiled with cedar or painted with YER
million, shedding It's quiet light far for
those who else were homeless"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15

mas eoqustted too much with David B..
Fill TO De popular anong democraey's
four hnndred.-Bsy City Tribune.
Prof. Smith has been found guilty
by the Cincinnati presbytery OF hold
ing erroneous views OF inspiration.
Owing 70 our advanced civilization he
will probably escape. with MS !lfe.-kai-
smazoo Telegraph.
The most important work, appar-
entIy, of the next board of geological
survey for the state will be TO ind out
wners the survey as at."-DetroIt
Free Press.
Combinations of capital and labor
saving machinery ought TO result IN
making life easier and better for every
body. Do theyg-Jackson Patriot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15

luck to eel his hide. The open winters
are the pro13bls cause of The increase
IN the namber Of far-bexrlns sasnaAis-"
s'Neyer saw 40 much wheat before ia
my liie.' said j. III. Whitaker. Pc
Nano gram dealer, 81 the Clarendon
yesterday. .'lt seems ks II every lara.
granery, elevator. freigat car and boat
Ia the country we iuil of 1t. Farm
ers have ali their buildings full al Il
snd Thousands OF bushels buried uneer
straw stacks. You can buy all You
want Tor o6 cents = busAel. Tina 10 =
good year for msA men, but they VIII
get squeezed enough 10 make mp for il
IN = year or two. Alliefs make loks Of
money when wheat goes as ID wii. DO
before long, but most persons seeln 70
forget that they always get caught
when II takes big drop"
"l'm on my way 10 Lansing To q
meeting of the state hoard Of canvas
eers." said Secretary Of State X X.
Blacker AT the Morton yesterday. Il
suspect that NE shall meet and Ad-
journ. 1onia county is not ready 10 re-
port. There may be others; ! don't
know. i haven't been to Lansing IN q
iong time. We can't canvass the votes
until the Iona vote 10 received. Im
rather ANXIOUS TO go over the returns.
for want 10 know il there really was
an election and If We were in it ~ the
time"
j. II. Petrie, the Muskegon lumber
man WAS guest at The Morton yester-
day. "we sawed our last log Friday,
and have closed our mill" he ssia.
1--WE haven't any more pine tributary
TO the Muskegon, and 20 shall have 70
move somewhere else. We haven't
decided yet, bat think We shall 90 10
Minneapolis"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15

Fountain Lisle of Ada was arrested
yesterday for killing dog belonging
TO Daniel Davis. lie was aTraigned ln
Justice WesttalPs court aud pleaded
guilty. He was fined $40 aud costs or
in default slxty DAYS IN jail. lie took
the latter. liz is claimed he called Mr..
dressing some rabbits. For some rea-
con Llsle became enraged at the dog.
which followed the boy. aud shot the
animal. The boy protested and I-isle
mulatto OF savage appearance and ter
rlble temper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15
Annual Fru,, ard Flower Meeting.

The annual meeting of the West
Michigan Fruit Growers society will be
held Ia conjunction with the annual
meetinx Of the Grand River Valley
Horticultural society IN TIE court
house one week from today aud to-
morrow. The SIRE ard form OF fruit
packages Will be one subject discussed,
aud the growers sill BRING along some
oddities in thst line. A congress ct
package makers vii be held az tse
same tine, aud efforts vii 30 made 10
secure greater uniformity IN packages.
The Michigan fruit exhibit At the
worlds far viii be discussed, aud
papers will De fsad on the sabject Of
better roads n the fruit distrifts.
Many prominent frust men ar. expect.
ed and there sill Re large sxhibst Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-12-15

John Widdicomb and Il. S. Barnes.
arbitrators ss TO the furniture prices
at the ionia prison. state the following
IS proper prices on lumber: Elm <l2.50.
maple $3.50, ash $3.50. oak S20.
Their prices on the furniture products
are slightly in advance Of the original
schedule. but say that the state must
lose money for the next two years
from the nature Of the contract, which
requires the furnishing OF furniture IN
oak. maple and ash at the same price
as IN elm. though the prices were liked
on an elm bass The contract Was
made ak wears ago for eight years.