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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

The Report Issued bY the Board o.
Health.

The Report Issued by the Board o.
Health.
The hoard of health has issued Il:
regular monthly mortality report
showing l24 deaths and lSl births cer-
ing August OF the Ia deaths nine
teen were caused by cholera lntantum
sixteen by consumption and two by
suicide, one taxing the morphine route
and one by hanging. FIfty-three were
under year OF age and four were be.
tween SO and 90 years of age. Thirty
three were married, five we're widows
and i've were wldOweTs.
The death rate has been the greatest
IN the fifth ward, seventeen having died
there ln the month; the seventh Is sec.
ond with seventeen. and the sixth and
fourth are third, with fourteen deaths
each.
The fifth ward Is also the creates.
producer. twelve births having been re
corded from that ward; the seventh
ward being again 3 second with seven.
The tenth ward also has seven.
One hundred aud eight of those who
died were born IN the United States.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

Tonight tho Lucoiu club vii hold It's
Initial campaign meeting. The address
vii Do delivered by tnat sturdy and
incorporating champion Of republi-
can principle. the Hon. Byron VI.
Cptchoon. Mr.. Cnicheon Is one Of the
most forc.h,s and convincing speakers
IN MicngiSn. He is kesnly analytical
and reasons from cause 20 effect with
surprising direCtness Ills address will
be replets with interesting things and
every republican thst would know the
principles involved IN thiscampsign wilt
% y Sc 10 avail HIMSELF OF toe oppoFtun-
ity g. hear General Cutoheon tonight.
H. extending an invitation 10 the wo-
men - attend thc club has taken wise
counsel. A poll meeting u made
much more enjoyable bY The presence
Of women, and t inspires young men
VITA q ghsr regard for political dis
cussions Let every republican turn
out 10 the meeting tonight to listen TO
an soie aud par 10 C address.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
GAVE A GOOD TALK
The Sixth Ward Republicans
Organize a Club.
ADDRESSED BY S. WESSELIUS
He Delivered Suong and Abe Speech
On the Reasons Why the Republic
can Ticket Should Win.

large number Of the enthusiastic
republicans Of the sixth ward met Ia
Wilmo,s hail last evening and perfect
eli the temporary organization OF re-
publican club.
The meeting WAS called TO order by
the chairman OF Inc ward committees,
Calvin Edison. j. II. Anderson Was
elected temporary chairman aud Mr..
Edison temporary secretary.
The club then listened 10 an able
address delivered by 5. Wessehus.
In II lie set forth in strong language
the sentiments OF the party.
Among other things Mr.. Wesseilus
said, politics 10 not a question OF otflce,
but q question of patriotism and OF
principls. The bulk Of the people of
the United States are republicans and
Z large number OF them are III good
circumstances. Since the report
OF Commissioner Peck, showing the
prosperity OF the people under the Me.
klnley bill IL ought TO prove 10 this
country that the principles OF the re-
pubiIcaa party are right. The working
classes have prosperity. What more
do they want? The American people
must not forget that they cannot live
without effort. Work is the inevitable
law. 1t would be much better for US if
We did not have so many luxurles.
Rome fell when she had too much of
luxury and ease. When she had her
Drawn and muscle in place Of these
she conquered the world. We as
Americans want brains, not perfumery.
List of Members.
The meeting closed TO meet next
Wednesday night and effect a per
manent organization. The persons
who have expressed their readiness TO
become charter members are as follows:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

There = no DIVISION OF sentiment as
- the nnnenv sdysnsagss 20 accrue
~ this elty sad 40 me couniry imme-
distaiY contiguous 20 the river ~ =
despsniag 81 the channel - = depth
sufficient to admls the free passags If
boats Of moderate drsught. The beue-
fta If snon ar Improvement have bssn
reiterated 80 many times tnat they
have sken on The 8atars % proverbs.
THE kreas question: to ~ solved = how
snail 10 be aane. where will the money
come from' In the 6rst place 70 a.
eers the faroraois attention % congress
the river rins, re aav' gated. This the
NaleT CIV Trsnsncrtston company
purposes snail he done e itis gwen the
al deserves. TIE aext necessity Is
ar infs,hsant congressman, q man WITH
xraac ~ sfairs. Tbs nsy ~ sup
81 ed al the eomlng election aud = ~
ere two the r1ore Important II ar
appropriation "a ever securs8 q vi oe
upem a showing IF she Importance -
see nar' gsnon ~ tha river supported
~ ls setivs sFerts ~ q congressman
tecrongalv anataed ~ dscuss tae
msrts Of ne question:. Il Is also quite
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
At the Hotels.

Morton - 5. +. Kirk, Muskegon;
Thomas Ellcott, Detroit Thomas NJ.
Campau, Detroit; George Trego. East
Saginaw; K. b. Moore, Detroit; w. f.
Hawxhurst, Detroit; G.. f. Mulliken,
Detroit; l.. c. Bowling, Detroit; p. III.
ODonald, Howard City; d. w. john
son. Detroit; q. j. Dykema, Holland;
III. c. Warren and wife, Detroit; II. C..
Stoddard, Reed City; j. l.. Lancashire,
Saginaw; Frank G. Row and wife,
Lansing; o. L. Lakey, Kalamazoo; /.
NJ. Smith, Detroit; c. I. Hill, Muske-
gon.
Sweet's-E. w. Smith, Detroit; f. L.
Lampson, Kalamazoo; II. A. Lawton,
Mason; S. Tobiar, Detroit; John Ander-
son. St. Joseph; ii. +. Strong and wife,
Jackson; j. +. Schultz, Lansing; j. j.
Rapids; I. II. Grose, Detroit; j. G.
Brown, CassopolIs; d. c. Barber, De-
trolt; \. w. Ciubb, Detroit; E: P.
Allen, Jackson; C. C. Campbell.
Hastings; B. E. Knapp, Detroit.
New Livingston-F. Bromley, st.
Johns; j. w. Smith. n. A. Wilson, II.
Allen, Detroit; George Il. Angill,
Grand Haven; J. t. Long, Bay Mills
y. T.. Drown, OF. Joseph L. w. Dos
worth, Jackson; J. Y. Rose, Detroit;
Il. Gundert, Ann Arbor; A. NJ. Neale
Detroit; II. S. Hull, Traverse City.
Eagle-D. l.. More, st. Louis; A.
Cross, Lansing; w. A. Thomas, Coop
ersvllle; Mrs. ID. d. Thomas, Middle
Vile; L. t. Kinney. Woodville; w. A.
hyde, Rockford; Mrs. Z. K. Brunsn,
Sturgis; E. W. Johnson, Rockford
Mrs. Il. A. Hastings, Sparta; A. r. Hun
ter, Lowell; George W. Parker. Lowell;
II. Hare, Saginaw.
Clarendon-Rlchard Hoppin. Grand
Haven; Joseph w. Weber, Detroit; G.
w. Bisbee, Big Rapids; IL. Pierce, Flint
Jesse Humid, Ann Arbor; George Shell
don, Big Rapids; Daniel Fulcomer,
Evansville; c. NJ. Wait, Jackson; John
Fox, Detroit; W. T. Cole, Ishpeming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
dITTIEK.

John OTeenleaf Whittier Is dead. and
one OF the trusst hearts that ever
thfobbed Ia sympathy for human an
zgish and suffering Is forever sLilled.
Whittier Was not great as a poet, but he
was sublime Is man. OF that brilliant
di&dsm OF genius that has crowned
with glory this last half century Of
American letters, be was lesser jewel
but none snOne with a purer light.
Above all his contemporaries be was the
poet OF the common people. Their
pleasures were his pleasures and their
sorEOws his sorrows. Their simple life
was his life and he lmmortaliEed Il IN
his quiet. modsst, Quaksrlsh verse.
lis poetry lacks the polish Of Long
fellows, and the rugged strength OF
LOseil's, but It rises above them all IN
IS deep, but unpretendlng simplicity.
lie hacked the learning that his liter
AIRY conferes possessed. Ills own educa-
ton was gethered ike Burns from the
fields aud meadow.-in Dame Nature's
own school. And he ike Burns sang
10 his own way the songs that unsought
for welled from the depths OF heart
that WAS filled with the sad, sweet
music Of humanity. What ne lacked
IN scholarship was compensated for in
nls broad unquesiioniDg sympathy and
love. But above all his literary work
stand the sweetness and simplicity Of
his character and the purity OF his life.
His motives were never questioned,
nor his sincerity doubted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
HALL AND SEMINARY.
The New Theological school Was For
ualIy Dedicated Isss kgght

The New Theological school Was For
mzlly Dedicated Last Night
The new theological school building
Of ths Holland Carist.sn Reformed
church. situated ST the corner CT Fifth
AID Madison avenues WAS formally
deaieated last evening win sppropr ate
ceremonies and addresses. The bulld-
lng sas crowded 10 it, utmost capacity
The exercises were conducted IA chapel
ball On the second floor. and many
persons who went 10 witness the cere-
monies were unable 20 gain ad-
mlttance. The building was
open u visitors All day yesterday. and
many aYailed themselves Of the oppor-
tunIty 10 inspect the pretty structure.
The exercises last night were opsned
with prayer by the Rev. J. III. Nos OF
the Spnng street church. After sing
INK by the choir the Rev. Yos delivered
an address OF welcome IN the Holland
language, IN which he thanked Archi-
tect DaveIman for the satisfactory
manner IN which The building had
been planned, the contractors and
laborers for the skill displayed IN
the construction. Ia behalf Of the
association the speaker thanked Mr..
camp-map for the chapel organ which
he donated 10 the college. The Rev.
Noss' address continued for half an
hour. The dedicatory sermon WAS de-
livered by the Rev. T.. Bos. Prof. G..
T.. Boer addressed the audience on the
plans and system of the school, and
Prof. q. HeinKes gave description of
the plans OF the building and their ex-
ecution. A history of the formation
and erection of the seminary was gwen
by the Rev. ;. /. Wander Beck. The
exercises closed with a prayer by the
Rev. Geerhardus Vos. The school will
be opened tonight and regular class
work will begin next Monday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
Incendfarv Ere.

READING. sept. South Allen roller
NH, located eight miles north and
west of TINS place, was burned TO the
ground yesterday, with all It's contents.
consisting of about 400 bushels Of wheat
and quite quantity of -four and feed.
The total loss "a A.. 900, with no insur-
ance, it having expired about four
weeks ago and had not been renewed.
The loss falls heavily on the owners,
Fowler Il Van Auken, and they will
not be able TO rebuild. The ire was
clearly the work Of an incendiary, So II
originated in a remote part OF the
building, whore there had been no fire
during the day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
AmuSHmenfS-

Matinee at the Grand opera house
this afternoon. The current attraction,
1.-THE Pulse Of New York." seems TO
suit the general average of theater-
goers, if blg houses are a safe criterion.
Next sunday winsome Little Goldie,
girl OF unusual versatility, will rollck
on the Grand opera house stage as the
central character IN THE Rocky Noun
tain Walf," western { medy-drama
seen here last season. On Friday
evening she viii appear in new war
play with the indicative title, across
the Iinen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

a. house and every care and attenhon
Asserts lts.I.
Lick observatory II siEhf. AouHi
Hamilton LITE is grand neSd 4.4ss
feet atoye these grounds. On Its sum-
mII = located TIE Lick Observatory
TIE great dome Of which can be PLAINLY
seen from tae valley Tins tempie 81
sc ence i q gift from James LloK, 3
millionaire resident Of san jose. who
bseueathed hls property. valued 81
s. 600 coo. u the caase OF humanity,
$3.50 0J having been set aside fOr TIE
construction OF aR observatory, whlcA
contains the largest glass II she woric /,
tniTty-six inches diameter. Tbs IN
sIrnmsnt MAS completed AT & cost Of
500 900, and three years steady lsoor.
We left Palo Alto on the 2Sd, Sc
p. m, tor san Francisco, the city OF .
hundred hills. Z. u. i.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION.

The republicans u Kent county will meet N
oavcmt o. at the ezdquAFtsTs 81 the LIN
coin club iu the city OF ur1nd Rapids. seq
IA ieF ~. a. lo O'Clock a. M. for the purpose
Of n0fa mating eand dates for c 3uutv officers
10 D. voted fDr "a the general election O. be
held Aasembsrs. 49,. and Tor 10 purpose OF
eiectinz 81 te egates O. ths state convention
called IN Grknd Rapids. september n. 10
aaNiaAte justice OF tas supreme court IN
Vice II A lsn =. Morse. resigned. and a can
aidets Tor secretary OF state, In place OF Dan
lei y. .Jlcr. IstlEned also Tor eiecting A. del
exagss 60 the afEa congressional district con-
vention. Aed 10 6rand Rapids. september
q, and the transact "a such other business
as may proprry come before the conVeutien.
Zach township and ward IS entitled % n gee
deil gates.
By order ~ eommitfee
eco. ". BJ NNFLL. L u. SELLERS.
Secretary. Chairman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
NEW INDUSTRY.
One With $4,000 Capital Stock 10 BE
Organized Soon.

One With $4,000 Capital Stock 10 BE
Organized Soon.
4 new manufacturing Institution with
a capita stock of $50 600 wall be organ
ized tins week. It's products Will be al
kinds of household utensils. such as
dustlng pSus, mops, mOp-NrIgets
broJms. etc, and the name Of the cor
poration Will be the Handy Article
company. The factory Will be located
in the building on Prescott street re-
Gently vacated by the Princess Dressing
Gaze company, and viii give employ
ment ID about thirty men. ". ;, Nc
Kay of the Princess Dressing Case COM
pany will be al the mead OF the cOrpo-
ration aud vail lee heavy stock holder.
W. j. Carlyle, for few years past IN
teresied IN the feed business at No. a26
South Division street, has sold his bush
ness to J. Hubbell a Son and will be
connected with the new company. per-
haps as It's secretary and general man
aQer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

Tom Gibbons, the veteran engineer
at No. 2 engine house. ia reported to be
IN n critical condition and little hope u
wuo has spent 40 MANY years Of hi. ife
attending fires seems to Imsg ne he =
siil running with machine" and
often makes attempts % break away
from he attendants, thinkiug Re IA
needed. After many vesIs Of fathfuI
service cold Tom ii soon be mus
tered ont snt his position Sled ~ =
Younger man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

feasible that money % pay for the
mpT0seHsnts snail Be raised Oh
a. zsss Of bonds. II tnis e.sy
~ese less hssgiy bonded Il would
be one Of It's beet strokes Of policy TO
hold Itself for 4 sum sufficient 70 pay
Tor deepening the channel % deptn
Of twenty feet But such proposition
would oe defeated by the taxpayers a.
tbs une ADD = great injury would re-
selt 70 tns project Grand river is a
naF4gabls stream snd congress vii i'm
prove lt Il tbs right effort he Pot forth
~ the ugaL maa. Reasons for this
5slsf vii DC gwen AZ another time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

c. II. Johnson, K. II. Willis, ii. G.
Whitney, Oscar Chambers. W. II. New.
man. j. W. Cole, l.. Isbel, Harry Ram.
sey, ", Wright, Robert Weaver, Albert
Johnson, sllas Wnite, Walter Bragdeu
and D.Taylor, all colored, have formed
a social club under tie name of tue
Gem Social club. The articles of asso-
cation were filed with the county clerk
ysefardoy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
FROM Y. M. C. A. HEADQUARTERS.
Notes Concerning the Condition of the
Association.

Association.
The Y. NJ. c. A. debating society re-
sumes its sessions tonight.
A finance committee meeting is called
for this afternoon at O'Clock.
An amateur orchestra IL being formed
by the association with Professor Knapp
as leader and some of the best players
IN the city in its ranks.
The outing park il now open every
weekday at p. m. for the afternoon
and evening with Physical Director
Garland in charge. ready to give in
structions IN every form of athletics.
State Secretary Clarke was IN town
this week stirring up interest IN the
state convention, which is to be held IN
Lansing October 1915.
Thirty-three new members were elect
ed at the September board meeting.
Members Joining now will have all the
privileges in the new building without
additional fees. The entire cost is only
s. annually and hundreds more should
join under these favorable conditions.
The order for gymnasium apparatus
for the new building has just been
placed with the Narragansett Machine
company of Providence, Il. /. The cost
of the outfit will be $4,000. Besides all
this will be the bowling alleys, lockers
and outfit for baths, all OF which will
be of the best.
The gymnasium, twenty-four to thir-
tY-two feet high with magnificent light
and ventilation, will be the finest in the
state. The privileges of this department
and all the varied advantages of the
association will be open to all young
men who will use them properly at the
small fee of So annually. not one-tenth
what 1t would cost to provide them IN
fashionable club. Surely the young
man of today is favored in having this
institution, and who would not want 20
he n fsN NJ e. A Young pnan2p
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The New Board Formally Qualities Last
Night.

me new BOARD forInaIIy RuaIlneS Last
Night.
The board Of education held short
session last evening. President Blair
presided, and the only business WAS
the canvassing the votes and sealing
newly elected delegates and those who
were returned TO their former position
on the board. The canvass showed
that the following were elected
First ward, II. K. Lacher. long term /;
John III. Palm, short term. Second
ward, Joseph Houseman. Third ward,
T. D. Broadfield. Fourth ward, James
Blair. Fifth ward. Fl. II. Lefiingwell.
sixth ward, Arie Van Bree. Seventh
ward. A. II. Chilvers. Eighth ward, J.
II. Hagy. Ninth ward, James Bland
ford. Tenth ward, John Rovson.
Eleventh ward, F. J. Maybury, long
term: W. NJ. Fuller, short term.
Twelfth ward. B. +. Brlnkman.
Trustee Houseman moved that avote
of thanks be extended TO President
Blair and Secretary Stein.
Trustee Folger desired to have the
same courtesles extended to his sue
cessor ga had always been rendered
him. The board then adjourned.
After the adjournment the members
quail fed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
Ricvcl. Races at the Fair.

Arrangements for the bicycle races
at the West Michigan fair were COM
pleted last night. They will be given
Tuesday afternoon, September 20, be-
ginning at 1880. The entries will be for
three mile lap and five mile handi-
cap. A grand parade will take place
through the principal streets of the
city at 1890 on the day of the races.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

CARO-, Mich sept. 7.--Tuscoia county
republicans met IN convention have
nom mated the following ticket. Judge
Of probate. John q. Lang. Cas- CIiT
sheriff. Charles r. JARVIS Nssssr. clerk
William y Walton, Ign.sts. tressHrer.
Freeman y. Kitchen. Fremont, regis
ter JOHN n. I'm th Ind s76slts pr0s-
ecuNus attorney, l. ~ Atwood, A.
MAJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
Proeressiye Soitltu.lists-

The Progressive Spiritualists society
has ISSUED pamphlet containing its
constitution and brief sketch of ID.
organization. which was inauguTated
in November Is, 1892. The officers are
Mrs. Ellie l.. Josselyn, president; H.W
Boozer. vice president; J. b. Josselyn
secretary and treasurer. The pamphle:
Is designed TO publish the object and
work of the society.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
I1rH DISTRICT sESAToRIAL CON
ykNIION.

Tho republicans OF the seventeenth senator
la distre comprising the townships ofkent
county AID the tentA aud eleventh wards ~
ths q q ei Grand EaQiis. Viii meet con-
a. h0usem an hall. corner Hal street aud
tilso0 aTfugn. ln TIE els az uraad Rapids.
Ter he PURPOSE 81 nlHiBating.a candidate Tor
state senator. o. he voted for a. che general
eiccti 0 - he'd November :. is9l. Zach
towHsilp tnd Sar4 T. cit Isl % three dele
<ates.
~ 8r4er ~ county committee
GAO. ~. kJNNfLL. T.. NJ. SELLERS.
s-crrrary Chairman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

TT. Fl. Ahoott. Of SO. - F lsv0rth
avenue. and Prank Haynes, ct No. l3
leland street. found = f0stus on the
east bank # the river, near FL Ton
street bridge, yesterday morning. They
informed The Poi 60, wb0 notified Cor
oner prnwsfden. The coroner invest
gated tbe case YESTERDAY bat vas nm
ahla To 4 scover the author Of the act.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
Contract Awarded.

The contract for erecting the New
Kendall Home for Nurses has been
awarded 10 Charles Hoerta at figures
ranging from $1,000 to $1,000. Work
on the structure will begin at once. 1t
will be located on Bridge street Just
west of St. Marks hospital.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
Meeting of Teachers.

There will be a general teachers
meeting in the high school building
Friday afternoon. Prof. Chalmers Will
have charge of the meeting and will
give the teachers instructions for their
first days work and on general sub
jects. The meeting will be held at 1
o'clock III the afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

ATPrNE. Sept There i. a big row
IN this township over = school. For
years = German catholic instructor hss
taught In the Dublc school. watch on
sundays y used for the celebration Of
mass. Various people Of the town
ship are getting tired Of this and want
a change. while others will contest BIT
terly for the retention Of the present
system.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
Schubert Club Directors.

The following directors were elected
at the annual meeting Of the Schubert
club: A. Z. Robinson, j. A. Morrison,
Z. X. Miller, j. A. Seymour, James
Grant The directors Will meet some
night this week TO cleo. officers for
the coming year. A. II. Morehead was
elected musical director for the year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

scaTold, apon which Phr 2 shank
ard Patrick Fox were AZ poTk reps r.
~ HsFt.nsn's foundry on South Front
street. broke YESTERDAY afternoon nd
The men fen - ths grcua6. a stare
~ twenty feet They we're bsd. 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
Military Election.

An election Will be he d by the Gus
ter Guards at their regular month v
meeting. which occurs next Monday
night. 10 elect q second lieutenant 10
succeed Lieut.. A. J. Giddings. pro
NOTED to the rank OF FIRST lieutenant
and adjutAnt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

o. LaEzsf tOaLtg,
Der Lieutenant .tt1s -l agF- J. NIoHT tIDDtSas
u eEloFd CeUlty.
f0f Secretary e -la.e. ..---.-.. 50ns v Joc4l-
81 Mar 1etts l0uats.
Ter fFrasurss ...-J esag- +. hAABuLzR
81 HoCShLaB Csalfy-
IGF 4 81 LlF DraeTal. .-... ~fAsLEf ". it RNkA
"a hessolslLou county
FOR ATTORNEY General ez4afIr J. DIskEAA
q! ollaNt Colaty.
keg Goa IN ssiaurf 49, r gvss,
ktata LAAd Gree
"a VEaeg. Coaaty.
Fo4 sapt Pubic laalfg=f'a n Il. PArrEKGLL
"a g. staE. County
Eor Member Hosfd EdslaIs1 & A. WlLsOS
% kshsurNa Lu~utz.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08
Not That Tohn.

John Thompson, who was arrested
for stealing a clarionette, is not the
John Thompson formerly connected
with Lemon, Wheeler Il Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

ThursdaY. september s, Lincoln club
u1refs - hes a quarters.
r1tHg. soufefu Der ., tDtorcd Mems Re-
pUbttcan vfwb most5 a. IincDin ciuh's
headquarters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

WANuNCreS, sept =. - For lower
Mich gan: Fair weather, slightly
warmer in southwest portion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

EVSrvAcos Frasv has loss rome Ct
hs power a. a. orssor,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-08

THAR the good people of Grand
Haven know how 20 receive and enter
tam a waiting delegation vas aound-
snuy proved by the hospitabie manner
IN which they entertained the Valley
City oxCuTSonHsts yesterday.