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Passaic City record., 1892-12-17

The Yerkes telescope, which will be
the largest in the world, will be made
by the firm of Warner g. Swasey, oi
Cleveland, Ohio, the builders of the
great Lick telescope, the contract being
just made.
It will succeed the California instru-
ment as one of the wonders of the world.
The new TELESCOPES is to be the gift of
Charles L. Ye:kes, of Chicago, to the
Chicago University. The gift will also
include an observatory, in which the
telescope will be placed, the entire
amount given to the university for this
purpose aggregating $500,0U0 It is
the wish OF the company to have the tel
escope entirely finished in one year.
The Yerkes telescope will have an
object glass of forty inches clear aper-
ture, and the total length of the tube,
with its accessories. will not be less than
seventy-five feet. Tle instrument COM
plete will weigh sixty tons. The tube
alone will weigh six tons. The polar
axis, which carries the entire weight of
the tube and it attachments, will weigh
five tons.
The driving clock, which is to auto
rlaticallY move this immense tube with
motion corresponding to the exact
apparent motion of the star being OBJ
served, will weigh one ton. The COL
umns supporting the mechanism of the
telescope will weigh not less than th irty
tons.
The machinery affording this variety
of complicated movement necessary can
be operated by the hand of the astrono-
mer or by electric motor at the will of
the observer. The magnifying power Of
the new instrument will range from $50
to 5000 diameters. The second and
thlfd floors of the large shops will be
partially removed in order to make room
for the big instrument during its con-
struction.
The firm of Warner s. Swasey are just
completing twenty-six inch equatorial
telescope for the new Naval Observatory
at Washington. This is now the second
in size in this country, being excelled
only by the great telescope on Mount
Hamilton. York Telegram.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17

inr them till their teeth ratified, s'Ill
bump you together and break every
bone in your worthless bodiesl Now
gor'
That's all right, said the youth with
the bruised eye and dis6gured nose,
picking up his hat and shaking his fist
undismayed at the other young man.
sI'll meet him in football game some
day where we can fight this out without
interference. Chicago Tribune.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
4 TEST OF TRUE aENTIL1TY.

"What's the new lodger like, Marian
amp
ssHe's no gentleman. whatever he's
likel"
ssNo gentleman What's he been and
done2r
"Why, he sees me a-carrying up the
Goals, an e says. pm afraid that scut-
ties too heavy for you, Q -'pray
let me carry itp g says. An q up and
carries it 'isself, just like footman l"--
Punch.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17

A six-foot spectator, with muscular
arm and hand like smoked ham,
rushed in between the two young men
who we're pummeling. scratching and
gouging each other and separated them.
ssIf you don't stop this" he said,
holding them at arms length and shak
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
A woMAN's aENrLENEss.

Miss Keene-.sSo you think Mary is
less friendly than usuala"
Miss Vane-ssI am sure of it. To tell
the truth, think she is jealous Of my
beauty"
Miss Keene-ssOh, impossiblel Mary
is strange, admit, but the girl is not q
perfect idiot. New York Press.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
ON THE SUBURBAN..

First Commuter-ssThat's q great
manufacturing plant we're now passing.
I'm told they can turn out completed
passenger coach every six hours" !"
Second Commuter--tsThat nothing.
why, just this morning I had only FIVE
minutes in which to make this train. -
Life.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
A PIEcE-MEAL JOB.

Brown-'.No, can't say that am
satisfied with those boots; they are too
tight. It's an awfully hard job to put
them on"
Shoemaker-"Very likely, sir; but
then, you know, you have only to put
one OF them on at time. Boston
Transcript.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
TOO INQuIsITlvE.

Customer-ssI want to look at some
fur trimming, please"
Clerk-ssWhat fur, pleases''
Customer Tin high dudgeon) 81 want
it for dress, but Idon't see what differ
ence it can make to you. - Chicago
Inter. Ocean"
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17

'OU know that
/ lost my father
and mother in
my infancy, and
that I had not a
relative in the
world. / was
W j l d a n d
b o u gh Ties $
when | began
my apprentice
ship as a lock-
smith. NV mas
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
A DEFINITIoN.

Little Willie-aW What's sinecure,
papa?"
His Father-ssA sinecure, my son, is
position that some one else puts you in
to, and for which you draw the salary
while a third man does the work. -
Puck.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
FORTUNES FAvoRITE

Jim Hickey-"so you consider Will
Lotos lucky man?"
Jack Lever-ssLuck is no name for it
Why, that fellow could actually go
downtown to the library and find that
the book he wanted was inl"-Truth.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
STUCK ON HIMSELF, EVIDENTLY.

Said the preacher, "You are com
manded to love your neighbor as your
SELF"
'.Good gracious! as much as that2'
exclaimed the honest man of the congre-
CATION. Boston Transcript.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
NOT uNoUALIFIED SUCCESS.

Kirby Stone-.sHow are you getting
on with your literary venturesa"
Spacer-"Well, I'm making just about
enough to starve respectfully. Puck.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
MAKING PROGRESS.

MAKING PROGRESS.
Boston Girl-ssHas our modern cul-
ture penetrated to the far West2'
Chicago Girl" You just ought to see
one of our bean-bag sociables. "-Good
News.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
BUDGET OF FUN.
HUMOROUS SKETCHES FROM
VARIOUS SOURCES.

Practice and Preaching Asserted
Her Sex-Of One Mind-stuck
cn Himself. Evidently,
Etc, Etc.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
OF ONE MIND.

Young De Bore (nunting for some
thing to say)--.sI wish / had lived in
the knightly days of DID,"
Weary Beauty-"So do New
York Weekly.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17

Hell writ book on how to love,
With points on what to say.
But when be tried to pop one night,
He tainted dead away.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
rRoMINENr, NEVERTHELESS.

s'Do you lead your class IN college2"
ssNo." replied the Sophomore; "but
most of the faculty are after me."-
Puck.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
roRrroLp coNyUeAL rNFEL1cITY

FoREToLD coNJUGAL INFELrcITY.
s'Then perhaps you're afraid that l
couldn't support wife,"
ssNor in the least; but think that
wife might find you insupportable. -
Judy.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17

NECESSARY PART OF THE SHOW.
Maud" didn't you go to the
matinee to-day2'
Mabel-ssIt makes my tooth ache to
eat caramels. Chicago News Record.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
ASSERTED HER SEX.

Teacher-ssCompare pretty"
Pupil-ssPl ma am, I'd rather not.
Comparisons are odious. - Boston Tran
script.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17

mo. indeedl She charges like the
deuce for them. Truth.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
THE SAVINGS BANK.

BY BERrHoLD AuERBAcH.
Passaic City record., 1892-12-17
NOT A GIFTED GIFT.

ssMiss Farlee gives recitations, doesn't
sheq''
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
WILL TRY IL TODAY
Another Effort Viii BE Made
70 Knock Out
THE sQUAwBucx LEGISLATION
uornsys Baker and Taggart VIII Apply
- ne sspfrae Court tor q Man
czmas-T2ggzTt Talks

LAxsIse, June 20.-Frsc A. Baker OF
Dssro1s and sx-Astorney General Tag
gxxt Of Grand Rapids viii apply to the
supssme court tomorrow for . man
dsmus requiring the secretary OF state
70 ignore the senatorial re-distrlctlng
scs Of 1891. upon the ground that the
formation OF the dIstricts are made
without reference 70 . uniformity OF
population, N violation OF the constitu-
sion, and upon the irregularity Of its
paassxs. IL 10 conEended that amend
manss 70 the bill. which originated IN
soe house, we're made IN the senate and
n0s concurred in BY the house, thereby
ysnAoring IL fatally detective The act
paaDsd the senate June IL, 1881, oy
vote Of Is 10 IL, the majority including
Eridlender aud Morrow, whose seats
we're stolen from Morse and Horton at
the time Of the judicial state convention
IA Jackson
Mr.. TagzArt was seen st bis homo
lass night by reporter Tor TIE HER
AID and said: at 10 true that We shall
carry the senatorial case 10 the SUI
prone court. We intend TO prevent
that gerrym4ndsr If II De possible. The
application Will Dc filed N the morn
IDy"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
A WONDERFUL GIFT
Healing by a Seemingly Mar
velous Power-The Great
est Gift That Ever
Blessed Mankind.
Or. French at the vendome,
1873 West Fulton Street.

That most unique and remarkable power
which Is possessed BY Dr.. French and asso-
cistes for the relief Of disease has proved On
inesfimable blessing TO countless of the suffer.
ing people OF this country. II has been rs the
life preseryer to the drowning. as the IRE es-
cape to Que hemmed In By searching flames.
as . spring Of pure water to the thirst crazed
traveller on sandy plains. All wbe suffer from
any form Of chronic disease and can nowhere
ind relief. not one sick pers n need despair OF
getting well while these men are near 10 exer-
else their power and skill. These words are
not mere Idle boasts. as reference to scores OF
cured patients will attest. and It Is positive
fact that the most terrible and persistent
maiadies known to medical practice have been
permanently cured By this peculiar Gift Of
Healing" Nervous prostitution. consumption.
scrofuia. stomach. liver and kidney troubles.
cufarrh rheumatism. scatica. asthma. epilepsy.
neuralgia. dyspepsia, spinal weakness and oil
spinal troubles. ovarian and womb diseases
and weaknesses var;eocele, impotence. ner-
vous prostraficn. spleenetis. lumbaEo. con-
stipstion. in tact. ever chronic disease of any
name or nature al yIeld readily TO this won
derful power. Mr.. VIM. O'clock. No. - North
Division street. was cured Of \ fcariu, case Of
rheumatism. Mrs. Miliasd. No. 10 scrIbner
street and Others cured OF large giandulous
avenue, unable 70 dress herself for four years.
cured. Any Of the above may be referred TO.
and the doctor can Giye . thousand Of others
among the best PEOPLE Of the United States.
The words wonderful. marvellous. surprising.
startling. but feetiy expressss the ssfonish-
meat that - produced b. the cures OF DIR.
French. swallow your prejudice and learn
personally what power n heal he Possesses.
Do not cry fraud. fer DIR. french 10 . Grad safe
CT . hrst-cisrs medical csilege. Ii he IL .
fraud the entire profession are sfsuaa God
has given DR.. French higher power than .
knowledge Of medicine. You have tried eli
there IL in medicine. Why net try the power
that r. curing 20 many helpless persons 60
g. the yenderne and consult DR.. French any
hour In the dsy. any css IN the week. u may
result IN . cure. Letters II inquiry must con
tain . stamp. Consultation. examination snd
advice free and private.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
rnE DEAD SPARROW.

sfort~ls. sad iznznoTtals. ton.
! have shocking Dess for 700
fi1i1ss thst vii harrow
EveEy syUy pathetic breast;
Go1e - tts sssrExs rosx
Il tae 5ird ny Slri esrosssd-
Dead = L>ssSiA,s sp4rross
IL knew Lesbss SUITS - vel
As dic Lssbla herself
KEso. kxr good old mother
Grateful 20 tie eotiax maid.
froEa vk1ss reach IL ssidon ssrayeAs
II w1s ~oGt 10 serslsl&e
L<s5.a. ana hone other.
vfcfan 70 Fi.tonian wrath.
Nov II hogs along the path
Downward. dark aud narrow
MaiedictioEs on thy head.
Orcosl See hos fearful red
Are the oeaateons eyes thai shed
Oceans tor that sparrow.
Eugene Field In Chicago Ssws
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

A-Asaa of epsyythins
that can be used for washing
and cleaning. is PEARLlNE.
Ii your work is heavy. it is a
necessity: ifyourworkislight
it is a luxury. 1t lessons the
labor OF washing. and helps
everywhere in the housework.
There's nothing so harmless
so effective-sc popular and
yet SO newt is rapidly sue
ceeding soap. Tryit forwash-
ing dishes-try;t for washing
anything-everything only
try it--tor your own sake and
ours. A house without Pear
line IS behind the times"
Bewr-~ % ianitsiions Iss JAMES PYLE,N.Y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

fl kind that cnn and does promise H. It's
In. Fierce's 0o15>n Medical DiscoveTy. RS
TIE gssrsnssed rorocsy for eli Blood, Skin
and bCalr Ws1ses. frorn cuea7non bscerh
or sruF&tun - toe wuru s1vfeA n
cieaosA purtnss, arsd envkess sbs heocd.
inviaurufss the sv~s<rn. and curH sAls
shssssn. re<<er. Ec~rna. rrysp>lee ard al
n,annrr Il haopi sAine iron ~hasevsr esuse
sr~ss Eating Jlcs~s ropsdiy bal snsrs in
h>rixn r fnens,e
les ~ s~~s hkr-irsrf6w, spd m shs
eArnugyzS ~ nssthr ko~ rssny 1nrvs ere
o6erd foe dpsnrs -fHr yoa pay ossy fw -
ercd vos ~
Cen snythsae ss-s. - say rssr~ ~ really
- fAnsf
S,stbSnx s,~ = q t~4 - rcrd - ~ = D.
eczws n VAR - tps$er af1< ~ sss1e~
tss ~ ~en@ @ss~y - 49, vsss -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Drrsorr. June 2o.--James T. Walker,
Who lived on Linden street, between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth. has been
unasng since Tuesday, June J. He
was Lass seen on Grand River avenue,
near Twelfth street. under the influence
Of liauor- Walker was blacksmith.
OF Scotch birth. i've feet, six inches
high. ard weighing las pounds. Alex
MeRobbls. Of No. IA Macomb street.
would like 10 learn the missing mans
whereabouts. and the police are look
ing for him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
FEAR or MATERNITY
Causes Two Detroit Women 70 Butcher
Themselves.

DxrRorr, June 20.-At o'clock Coro-
nsr Keefe was called TO No. PAL East
Fort street, where Mrs. Annie Pierce
WAS found dead IN bed. On chair
near the bed in which she was found
was bottle Of laudanum. The woman
ia the wife OF Frank Pierce, sailor
who pAssed Detroit on Wednesday on
his way 20 Buffalo Detective Myier
MAS detailed 10 investigate the case. Ii
IL supposed the woman attempted to
perform a criminal operation upon ner-
self and took lsudanum TO stop the
pain She died from the effects OF the
laudsnum.
Clara Helper. 81 years OF age. living
at 81 winder street, Was found dead IN
her bed. She had four or i've children
and Was again about 10 become .
mother. County Physician kwiezinski
wxs called TO make an examination,
but has made not report as yet II Is
believed the woman died from an ope-
ration which she performed upon her
self. Coroner Keefe wsIi hold al IN
ouoot tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

While driving with his wife and son
at Trowbridge, William Thayer's team
became frightened and ran away. The
occupants Of the carriage were thrown
over barbed wire fence, fracturing
Mrs. Thayor's arm, injuring her nus
bands back, and nearly seyering an
ear from the boys head. The yard
into which they were thrown was the
residence OF an enemy with whom
Thayer had been AZ feud for many
years.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hood of Big Rapids will
compile information and data relative
TO won.en's work in the benevolent
societies of Michigan for the board OF
ladymanagers Of the worlds Columbian
exposition. The information 10 TO be
inserted in q catalogue of the orgaul-
benefit of charitable and reform work.
The Rev. G.. l.. Hanawalt of the
Haven NJ. Z. church, Detroit, has been
doing little real estate and restaurant
business on the side. His congregation,
thinking that secular affairs had q
tendency to remove his mind from the
contemplation OF things purely
spiritual, has given him an opportunity
TO choose between worldly avocstions
and the pulpit.
The Central Labor union of Detroit
decided to assess each member OF the
affiliated trades unions % cents . week
for tue benefit Of the bakers until the
strike is ended. 1t Is thought that the
money thus raised will enable the men
on strike against night work to remain
out oil summer.
Marcellus saloonists appeared before
the common council and made = pro-
position that If they were allowed to
keep open house until 10 p. m, they
would close up back doors and all
at that time and otherwise obey the
laws. The board concluded to give
them Q trial.
While walking on the D., q. H. & NJ.
track near Ovid, Sunday, George Car
man, . farm laborsr % years old, was
struck by an express train and instantly
killed. His body Was mangled In .
horrible manner.
The twenty-seventh commencement
week of Hope college, Holland, began
Sunday evening with oaccalaureato
Reformed church.
William F. Hahan. for many years q
leading jeweler of Lansing. died Sun
day of heart failure. He was IS years
OF age and . bachelor.
Detroit's water 10 90 bad that resi-
dents who wish to escape typhoid fever
have to boil it before drinking, or use
beer.
Meyer Harris rag and paper ware
house at Bay City was destroyed by
fire Sunday. Loss, 81 600
JIM. Colby, an old resident of Big
Rapids. IL dead after protrscted ILL
Eess, aged So years-
A state bank is talked Of at Decatur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
Universally Endorsed in MontcaIm.

HowARp CRY. Mich, June 20.-The
repu blicsns formally opened the cam
paixn here Saturday night with an en-
tnusastic meeting, ranfying the nomi-
nation of HARRISON and Reid. Not
wlthstanding the unfavoraole weather
. good -szsd audience turned out to
hear the issues wnice will control the
campaign sloauently discussed by ex-
Senator Lewis G.. Palmer, the silver
tongnsd orator OF Big Rsp,ds. Repub-
lscans hers are we'll in line and . repub-
hcan cluD Will be- organized within the
next fe~ days. The nomination IL uni
VERBALLY Endorsed IN this part Of Mont
cnlm county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Hrrsos. Mich. June so.--rhe repub-
licans Of Hudson held great demon
ssrxtion Saturday night IN ratification
of the nomination OF Hsrrisoa aud
Reid. There wa a bls procession, Ere
works and sn immense meeting AZ the
opers nail. Eloquent speeches we're
made By Col. 3. 2. Graves and Grant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

ASx ARsoa, Mich. Juno 20.--Mrs.
Sarah r. Warmer OF East University
avenue Vas seriously and perhaps fla
tally burned fhIs morning. She started
her gnsoisne stove at ESQ O'Clock and
sftsrvards poured in some oil from .
pitcher. The gasoline ignitsd aud set
IRE 10 her clothing. She ran ut once
70 . fydrsnt, but did not exsInguish
the flames until her hands. face arms
and side had been badly burned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Poor Patient latter a exaHinatiou)-
Doctor, IL there much the matter with
me2
Doctor-Eothing but The effects Of
care and worry. You must reduce your
expenses 20 - 70 live within your In
come.
Pasiens-rll begin now. HsFS's ten
cents. Good dsy.-Exchange.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
Sweet Scented Town.

GAYLORD, Mich, June 20.-The
three story and basement frame and
brck-vencered building, which Ward
4 Russell Of Flint were constructing
tor 3. E. Qua, 10 piled in the basement,
excavation, . mass of broken timbers
and brick. The building fell about 3
o'clock on Saturday evening, and in
falling demolished the adjacent one
story building owned by ]. II. Brodie,
occupied by 5. A. Qua & Son ~ drug
ard grocery store and left the drug
stock . perfumsd mixture Of broken
packages Of syrups, powders. ETC., the
sweet scent being carried over the
town by the breeze. There was .
heavy rain storm. but scarcely any
wind blowing at the time. The loss on
the new building IL estimated ~ 81 900.
on Mr.. Brodie's building $500, AID on
Mr.. Qua's stock LOCO. The direct
and immediate cause Of the accident
was Q washous Of the foundation walls
by the very heavy rainfall.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Two or three weeks ago Mr.. Jack
Whites boys brought home two baby
flying squirrels Mr.. White directed
the boys to give them to the cat. 1t SO
happened that the est at the time had .
nest Of little kittens. The boys put
the squirrels In the nest with the kittens.
and they are with them vet The squirrels
boarded right along with the kittens in
peace and unity, the old cat concurring.
They have grown and fiourished on
their diet. and are shy Of surroundings
only when frightened by unusual noise.
--Gsstonia On. CT Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

@Ht~& ~ - @.Cs@H~
Before ~ eyes sAc eiss In grace.
Like 10 some nynph In asbored Thrace.
Her youthful vi.ass al sziow
With pleasure. - rvw after row
OF nen spylsud the skirts deft tvtfi
And asnciaa Of The helies girl
Then quiek uy,s my Inward ere.
In May . rose eoisred dye.
There dash the pic nres Of my youth
Mr. College dAys-when l. forsoosh.
Woald cfs IN paeseure's vsrts1 whfri
And vsrship evsry ballee girl
These sAinN I'm f>neytns tonight
Are net results Of fresishfs
Al. rot-fm dfsy. and wfsa Gee
sun - he hsiles O. and So.
AZ the -cSs sxaokewrestAs cpwsr4 eu<s-
wesi-h's the ssrre old ballet FfrL
Harvard LanDsso-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

CHssIsrrr, Mich. June se.--Miss
Ada FISHER, society young lsdy well
know.s IN this city. attempted suicide
isse evening at her nome IN Carmel
township by taking dose of lsudsnum.
Promps medical assistance, however,
saved her life. The cause which
prompted her 10 take her life IL sup
pos>d ~ be . love affair waich terml-
mated rather unfortunately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Esrrrs CRxxx. june so.--Jehn
Kcekstrs, On elderly German sho
wandered swsy from home Iast Tues
day. vas feurd IN the woods >starsfsv
night Gear Bedford. nearly dead and
unshlr - sslk ard nd no eiosnes ss at
the tfse he wss found. He died zee
te~,fsy morning Hls age vas "A yesrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

The warm suns are starting the usual
snowslides aud avalanches in the Cas-
cade and Olympic mountains. says q
dispatch from Seattle, Wash. From
Sultan City. mining camp in the Cas-
cades, curious sight Is reported. The
men at work in the Silver Top tunnel
heard noise. and rushing out found .
vast snowslide coming down the noun
tain, not 300 yards away. In the middle
of a mass Of snow ten rods wide by .
quarter Of mile long were Ave bears
and fourteen mountain goats. The ava
lanche plunged over the cliff, and the
whole menagerie except ono bear was
buried in the debris.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
Seer. But Not Caueht.

JAcssos. Mlch.. June z0--fhe house
Of Albert Williams was burglzriz~d
last night. $40 being taken from VII
lIams' trousera The bargisr cut
wire screen from . window. He MAS
seen by Mr. Williams, but has not yet
been caught.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

Choliy's Chum-psd ycu love her very
much. old man,
Choilv jiIssdl-Love isn't the word for
n Her father owned ten srres rear the
worid's fair grounds ard she wns IN
only child---Chieaeo News Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

isaPExIss. MICA, June zo.-rhe
works Of the Anthony Power company,
midway between lshpsmlng aad Ss-
gaunee. we're destroyed oy are today.
luckliy without an explosion Tue loss
q s. 900. The is the fifth IRE % taese
works IN as many yeArs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21
Floa,sr Found.

BAY CRY, Mich, June 2o.--rhe body
of an unknown man was found floating
ia the river near Green & Braman's
SAN mill early this morning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

RosERs CRY. Mich.. June 20.-Judge
Kelley has granted . change OF venue
IN all the Moliter murder cases and the
trials wall begin IN August At Alpena-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-06-21

JAeKsos. Mich, June 2o.-Jonn
Nourer. sent from the recorders court
IN Detroit IN 1855 for HE on convection
OF murder IN the second degree, died
~ the prison yesterday from the effects
Of the zmputation Of leg. He suf-
fered from a dlsease of the knee.