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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
ROBBED HIS EMPLOYER.
An Ex-Bartender Jailed for Stealing From
Landlord Rice.

Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock De-
tective Jakeway, after an exciting
chase. capnred H. A. Leonard, .
young man % or % years old, who
haias from Buffalo, and who succeeded
three years ago In having his photo
graph hung with other notorious crooks
ia tho rogues' gallery. His apprehen-
SION yesterday afternoon was made
purely on suspiclen, but the circum-
stances are such as to leave little doubt
of his being the right party. From
various sources, and only after the
closest quizzing. the following facts
were elected: About O'Clock yestcr-
day afternoon Mr.. Rice of the Bridge
Street House had his attention called
to tho open door IN the rear Of the
saloon. On investigating he found
the cash register had been unlocked
and Its contents extracted. Suspicion
pointed at once to Leonard.
1t seems that during the past winter
he was, for about three months, assist
ant bartender in the Bridge Street
House saloon. At . salary of SIS per
month wfh hoard and lodging. Dur
ing the term of his engagement he had
free access to all parts of the house,
and it Was then that he learned of .
stairway leading from the rear of the
barber shop in the basement to tho
rear of the saloon overhead. At tho
hsad OF TINS stairway isa door which
fastens with an ordinary lock and
which can be opened with any ordinary
house door lock key. Part Of bis
duties consisted u opening the SALOON
IN the morning and unlocking the
cash register, fron which the conteats
are taken snce Z day only at 8 p. m.
The cash register was locked eveSy
might when Jshu ehumway, the heaa
bartender, rehred, and the key hidden.
Leonard and one other Was knowing
to the hiding place of the key.
During the nme OF his engagement he
led the life OF an all around eneft,
wore good clothes, hired livery rigs And
generally led . fast life. His delin-
quenciss became 20 notorious that he
wss discharged, and paid sum equal
TO almost his entxe earnings durine the
term OF his employment. With this
money he went 10 Chicago. .as he claims.
returning only few weeks ago dead
broke. To repeated requests for en-
ployment Mr.. Rice turned . deaf ear,
and Leonard finally became . porter
and boot black IN tAe barber shop be-
meath the saloon. In this eositioB he
earned no salary, but bad bis bosrsi.
Yesterday aftsrnoon between Z And 3
O'Clock during the temporary Ahseoce
of Mr. Rice.she burglary wasesmsuitted.
psfsctave Jack way was imnoedistsjy
called, snd ~nen he arrived on the
s~snt leuoasd started on 4 run cassy
ing with him snsaii bundle. When
osaGat tia bsssate sss gene and nosh.
iar ~as teuad spou Aim. A search
made ~ ls~ issl laid ~ ssvsai sey
thinf erfspt . stebhy bis of blue
psnesi The CIRCUMSTANCES safseusla.
|nf tlse esse sfa ~ grave - 'ss leave hsst
HsAs asasts ~ tsesasfa ssut. In -.
daisa sa sh~ss fsess u ~~s lsssss-s thst
80 vsehs s4s Mf. rsas saAessa ie<s
sf sbusss tis asss~T ssspisseas esffgnss
ssseuss t>sessd. Uha ~ss sn~wa
10 asvs SO ss msseT ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

Superintendent Eastman RecapituIates the
Departments Work.

superintendent Eastman Recapitulates the
Departments Work.
Superintendent Eastman's monthly
report to the boaad Of police and fire
commissioner shows Ia casss disposed
Of, 81 of which were offsnses againt the
city and IS were 0tfsnses against the
state. OF the offenders lls were males
aad III females; lit were white and
10 were colorod; Al were married and
IS single; l24 could read and write and
8 were illitcrats; l02 were residents and
25 were non-resicents. Their nation
atty Was as follows: American 81,
Canada Z, England 8. France 1, Ger
many 2, Greece i, Holland II, Ireland
., Poland l, Scotland 2. The oceupa-
tion Of tho offenders were: Agent l,
actress i, barber S, bartender 1, bell boy
2, beotblack ], brakeman 9, buffer !,
cabinet maker 2, candy maker !,
carpenter l, clerk 2, COOK l,
dyer l, expressman /, farmer /,
iinisher l, horsedealer i, house.
keeper z, laberers 4S, machinist 1.
machine hand 3. mattress maker 1,
nailk-peddler 3. Mason 2, Merchant /,
molder 2, none gwen 5, packer /,
painter 5, plumber 1, printer 4, prosti.
tute /. salesman 2, saloon keeper s,
schoolboy J., steam filter I, tailor /.
teamster /, trimmer l., wheelmaker 1.
The complaints were disposed of by
committed 80, commitment issued 2,
dismissed 4, dismissed fine paid 1. dis
charged 4, held for trial 4, nolle
pressed 6, nolle pressed costs paid IL,
paid fine and costs 80, sentence sus-
pended 5, sentence suspended costs
paid 8, sent 90 state reform school 2.
Total fines collected $2z0.55, costs COL
lected $l50.57. Offenses, assault and
battery, l3, bastardy s, breach of the
peace Is, disorderly 8, disordsrly per-
son 2, disturbing religious meeting 2,
driving away q horse 2. drunk AZ,
drunk and d'sorderly s, cruelty to AMI
nais 3. fast driving l, petit larceny 8,
lsroeny from factory in day time 3,
larceny from the person 1, jumping on
moving trains 2. peddling without
license l, saloon open Sunday 6, Va.
GrancX2. violating scavenger ordinance
1. violating milk ordinance 3.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
SHAW DID THEM UP
A Slick Sneak Thief Swindles
the Hotel Keepers
LIKE A POLISHED ARTIST
Several Hotels Hazbos Him % . Desir-
able Guest-Hs Robs Friend Of
Valuable Watch and Decanps.

On the afternoon Of April . modss'
appearing young man wrste in . bold
hand on the register Of Swsst's Hotel
'E. e. SHAW, PHovlDExcE."
Mr. Shaw did not prove exactly die
psnsation Of providence 10 the propris'
Tor Of Sweets, - his card 10 the only
acknowledgment ever received by tn
hotel for the pretty bill contracted
thsrc. Mr.. Shaw didn't lock like
fake. His face Was thin and refined IN
cast, he dressed very quietly, vss {
matchlees reconteur and, it 10 ssio,
comes Of one Of the best families u
Pswtuokst. b. l. s
He was the accredited agent Of th1
Bodineld Belting company Of Cleye'
land, but his professional knowledes
seemed limited TO betting the content
out of . bottle OF whiskey and board
bills out Of trusting landlords. In facI
it 10 now known that on the day he
tarried N Grand Rapids be received
from his house telegram which con
veyed the news that his employer hAd
decided TO dispense with his eervicei
without delay.
Mr.. Shaw was not cast down, he told
one of his best stories and before the
clerks had ceased laughing. said,
"well, bye bye, old man L have to dash
down to Lansing for an hour. be back
In the morning." -.
But ne never came back.
Nor did he send any word to HE sor.
rowing friends. Among these Wa
II. 8. Shepard of Worcester. Mass. Hs
had met Shaw on the road, had heard
of his family, knew they were among
the best people Of Rhode Island, and
took the innocent TO his throbbinl
bosom.
Touched His Friend.
The two became intimates, and be.
fore Shaw started for Lansing he
touched 81 pard for his valuable gold
watch ssylus, "Lend it me, for today,
old boy; niue 10 out Of Order" Shep
ard lent it. He waited Ia vain fol
Shaw and the watch and, becomlne
alarmed ,teiegraphed the Hotel Downey
'at'Lansing fer nows Of his friend. Ths
answer was dIsheartening: ''ShAw has
left. Bill unpaid" The people q;
sEweet's telogrsphed TO Landlord Ants
DEF of tho Frazer House, Bay City, and
received the same news. Mr.. Antisdel
wrote to the house in Cleveland, And
they rspudiated Shaw and his debts,
Mr.. Shepard was at Sweet's Hotel
yesterday, and said he 70
gently received word that Shaw
Was hiding in Bay City. He
naturally feels abused, snd like the
u the;parablc is leaving the
ninety and nino and seeking tho one
lost sheep. Shaw is known to be Z
ticod hotel beat. The various Biicili.
gan tonlfaces whom he has touched
arc anxious to meet him sgaln.
In cenversation with reporter fol
THr HERALD. before skipping, Shaw
slamented the corrupt political prac.
toes In vogue in Rhode Island, and
ssid THAI, being . democrat, the cleo.
tons Of the day before were painful
surprise to him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
M'MILLAN TALKS AGAIN.
He Reiterates His Opinion on Rich
Rivsrs and Hasboa.

Detroit Tribune: United States Sen
ator James Mcmillan arrived hons
from Washington yestsrday morning
10 attend meeting weanss1ay sf the
republican state central committee. 81
which he u chairman, and the veddine
Monday evening OF his niece. tbs
senator isin the best Of health ane
seemingly in the best Of Apsrits-
In speaking Of the republican gueer-
natorpi contest, the ssnAtor salAs 81
am still Of the opinion, which ! have
expressed before, that John T. Rich 10
the strongest candidate we can nomk-
nate fer governor, and fssi that An
fortified in this bel,ef and expression
by the general opinion OF the rspubh-
cans all over the state, who feel that .
representative farmer like Mr.. Rich
should be chosen. The farmers left us
two years ago on account Of Q misap-
prehension OF the Mckinley law, and
We should remember that this year.
"There 10 . very strong feeling IN
Warrington that President Harrison
will be Teaoninated. and the belief is
also very strong that We may MOI De
able to eject him. People are led to
believe that there 10 10 use taking OF
Blsine's neminai,cn. and On the other
hand they cannot get the feeling for
the secretary cut Of their minds. We.
of course, have . man ready II ths
feeling that the president caanot ~
elected grove, fog Michigan v un-
deubtedly for General Aiecr, who has
lots Of frieods and will have censsder-
able support outslde the state.
"CsnErsR VIII probably adjourn
somewhere from July 20 July IL.
There 10 nething more to bs done sx-
cept to pass the appsopriatsen balls,
and this work 10 being pushsd. The
river and harbor bill has pAssed tho
house, and wall econ b before tie ssn-
ate. Michigan 10 doing sxcssdinaiy
well IN the matter of approprietAsns.
securing 81 per cent Of the sasincer's
estinatss. against IS per osnt sscayel
by ether stAtes. They wanted - cut
ne deWn, bue instsAd ve seoase1 somo
raises. esnAtor 0ssckbri1Go 80 ny.
self suoccsdod in hnNi1g - Crane
Haven haEber Aepr4Dua41Du rssoed
from S&9 go 10 50 80. asa W 4binh
We did pretty we'll"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
SEIZED THE RED FLAGS.
The Chicago Demonstration With but
One Incident of Note.

CHICAGO, May 1.-The May Day DEM
constructions in this city were peaceful
Throughout. BY far the larger num-
ber OF those who turned out were spec
ltators. only about 5000 men taking
part IN the parade. The only incident
of note was the seizure by the police of
two red flags as the process
sion passed Clark and Madison
'streets and the arrest of the
bearers. There was no show of resist
ance, although the police were pre-
pared for such an emergency with
about 1900 officers, most OF them IN
,citizens' clothes, being distributed along
the hne OF march. Speaking at the
meeting. on the lake front WAS listened
to by large crowds. which were very
mild in their expressions of approval.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
vAcILLAriNo WALL STREET.
Henry cIews Writes His Opinion on the
Great Mart Of Money and Trade.

Great Mart Of Money and Trade.
NEw York. April 3o.-Ths Wall
street markets continue vacillsting and
uncertain, though fairly active. Dur
ing the past week "bear" influences
have seemed to preponderate. Lon
don has shown some tlmidity and dis
position to realize, Notwithstanding the
selling here on London account has
stimulated the export Of gold, which
again has affected the stock market
unfayorably. The uncertainty about
the relations between the Pennsylvania
railroad and the combined anthracite
roads has not disappeared, and still
continues to throw . certain degree OF
doubt around that important group Of
stocks; while the weather Of the week
has contributed nothing towards salv-
ing the uncertainty that hangs around
the crop prospects. In the absence OF
any important immediate counter fac
tors, this group of influences has pro-
duced . preponderance of selling over
buying, and the tendency of prices has
been downward. But, at the same
time, the "bull" side maintains its
courage, and shows no abatement of
confidence in o future higher range Of
prices; but seems quito willing 10 allow
ample rope to the bears for creating .
''short" interest.
The market II naturally sensitive to
the exports of gold, and tho current
shipments dispose some operators to
curtail transactions until il becomes
moro apparent what dimensions the
movement is likely to assume. It is
not easy to see, however, what good
reasons there are for any apprehension
on this point. Thus far this year, We
have exported from New York about
$500, 600 OF gold and imported
S6,0o0,oc0. making the net export
SIC, 800, 900. This is somewhat in ex-
cess oil the normal movement for thus
season of the year. For the five years
1887 to 1891 inclusive, the net export Of
the United States, for the frat four
months of thA year, averaged only
s., zoo, ,0cc, SO that, for the expired
portion of 1892, We are about $6, ,00e, ,0o0
IN advance of the usual movement;
and, assuming the present conditions to
be normal, We might infer that this ex-
cess should tend to diminish future
shipments. We have TO anticipate,
however, q larger outflow following
this month; and it is supposed four
millions at least will go out by tomor-
rows steamers. In the years 1890, '89,
'SS and 'S7, the net exports Of gold for
the whole country, for the months of
May, June aud July, averaged Sis, 900 >
900, which may be taken as q normal
movement for that period of the year.
ShOuid the excees in the last foux
months, above referred to, be CT edited
against this SIS, ,000, 900, 1t is inferable
that the next three months export re-
quirements may amount to about
slo ZOO 900, after allowing for next
Saturdays shipment; which 10 not q
prospect to excite any uneaslness.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
CAUGHT IN THE FLAMES.
A Family Placed in Perii--One Boy
Burned TO Death.

BRooxLys, May l.-At an early hour
this morning fire occurred in the
three-story brick building No. l99
broadway, occupied ss a residence. All
the inmates escaped safely except four
children of Mrs. Tufts, who had lived
on the top story. BENJAMIN. ii years
old, was taken from the burning
dwelling unconscious and badly burned.
He died at the hospital. Mildred s.
years old, was also badly burned, but
viii recover. Jose. aged 26, and Maud,
aged Is, were slightly injured by jump
Ing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

the time, immediately blossomed out
IN new pair of pants. hired livery
rig aud paid for il. and otheswlss gave
evidence OF having made . raise.
When questioned as TO the source Of
bis supply ne said that hls people had
sent hIn meney and again that his
mistress had gwen It 70 him. AT police
headquarters his photo hangs Ia the
Esgues' gallery endorsed, "H- A Leon
ard, Buffalo, n. ", aged 1872 (Thls IN
1882 He 10 described "a having brown
syss and black hair, snd characterized
by the one word-tnief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

CRETE. Neb., May East bound
Burlington psssc ugcr train No. 4 was
wrecked three niles west OF thr place
at o'clock tins morning by running
into . vasbout. The result wAs that
three men we're killed and six more or
less injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

Csrteo, May IA dispatch from
sKngst0u 20 the underwriters an
inouhces that the sissing barge Glenera
VS. safe, hsvipg fetched up en- Michi-
recstoB Island, after breaking leoss
frssn the Glspgsrry IN Thursdays gsie
on lake Superior. There we're three
feet of wafer Ia the hold. The tug
walker he's gose 10 asssstsnee from
Eas7tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
viii Try and Beat Her Own Record.

NEW York, May 1.-The new ocean
racer, La Touraine of the French limo,
that has broken all ocean records 10
and from the continent, today started
for the other side, with the intention
of beating her record. She carried
many distinguished persons from the
east and weet. Chicago was represent
ed by Mrs. II. o. Stone, Watson Blaire,
and others.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
Public Debt Statement,

WASHINGTON, May 1.-The public
debt statement to be issued Monday
will show q cash balance of $129 zoo, 900.
. decrease of nearly $4,000, 900 since
April /. This decrease is due to the
heavy disbursements during the month
and the comparatively light receipts.
The increase in the expenditures was
Principally on account OF pensions aud
interest on bonds. The public debt,
less cash IN tho treasury, is therefore
nearly $4,00o,000 more than it Was
Aprfl l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

DAHrosEsA, Ca, May i.--FIsmilton
A. Bee. aged 81. has pet,tioned fer .
divorce frem his wife. sarah. whose
aga IA a.. Tie alleges ~ . reason fer
his aprlcatssn that Sarah does not love
hunn ss she osed 70 in the days Of "Auid
Lang Syns.'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

Sr. LOUIS, May Ia Washington dis
patch savs that . rumor 10 current 1t
the capitol TO the effec: that Cleveland
managers propose 70 withdraw the
names of beth Cleveland and Hill from
the presidential race in favor of ex-
Secretary OF the Navy William G.
Whitney.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
RELIGIOUS WAR RACING.



Another in Africa.
PARIS, May 1.-The Temps today
publishes sdvices receives frcn Ue-
anda, East Africa. From these u 70
learned that on February 2. six
French missionaries sn1 TIVE nans
were imprisoned in the Brit
ish fort at Ksmpala, hy Cap
tain Lugard. the agent IN Uganda sf
the British Africa company. and that
he threatens 10 send his captives to
MombassA. TIE dispatches further say
that . number OF native Catholics in
Uganda are treated By the Protestants
as slavce. They eise contain the infer
nation that groups Of Catholic women
and children he&ded nv French MT
sionaries have been fred on-by order al
Captain William with Maxim euna
The missionary parties, however. e.
capped unhurt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Catlin enter
tanned q number of friends at dihner
at their home in the Warwick last
evening. The guests were received in
the parssrs. and after an hour or more
passed in the interchange of social
amenities they repaired 70 the dining
hall, where they gathered sbous the
festive board. which was attractive
with the fragrance Of flowers. An an
viting menu was discussed by the fol-
lowing ladies and gentlemen: Mr.. ana
Mrs. W. &. Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. L. e.
Stuart, z. y. Csrger. T. w. Fics<her.
G. u. Swensserg. c. NJ. Peck, Herbert
Reed. G. s. Emerson. A. n. Dikcssaa.
John d. Mcintyre, y. b. Bstsr, Ben
jamin stotler, Harvey l.. Browa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
No Disturbances in I,aly.

ROME, May l.--This city has been
quiet today. Every public building
has been almost surrounded by police
men or the military. Official kilograms
,announce no disturbances in other
fItA ian cities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

satisnsi--ss. Loas. O, wsshlngton,
T. Csnc nnatl, II. Cleveland. .. Louis
vile, III Bslt,ruors, 2. Western
OuAhs. q, Inalssspolss, I Kassss c,ty.
4. Milwaukee. 10. Minnssp,iis To.
Iedo; vvt araands.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

rrefssses nesss rnsse sueoesxfal
ksilesn ssoessssn rsss>rtss sfsefnoen
- Nesta fsst an toe rfevease sf large
ste@A fls seepasrs " . canf 4 fsh@>
llssssst aea landed safely ia tise wseis
nesl ubs sess<fs hesAe. TIE sessnn
eefssd ~ thet fsssst wffh very sstss.
fsessft pAHansSN cersssessnx he rate
ef Ne weather v~ssrees,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

wfsxgrra, Msv i@~Ihe Princess
opers ssss<. salvation Afmy h.sfse -.
tra asSl ersns ksrsse<. ice isssfy
s,ahses sf6 tsa seesiias seasss wss<
hsxn~a ms nsefnisa I.aps 81. GO.
lssafsae~ Sss ,aos.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
FATHER AND SON MEET.
F-rd,nsnd wsra tisd Not Seen His Boy
During Hs frnprissnpens.

PrrxAw CT, Nay f.-Fsrsinasd
ward, rhs vas released from sing
sing yesterday me<ssnx. arrived n
lYutnsn at o'oiexk .. "a. Jeoslas
snxisetY about ~ ~ rnee ofdsssa =
lhsskmsn % haxness tis~ fesf~et hesse
80 hl< stable sad tax. hin - Ehewe
scn. ths Ecsasso. 81 hs bfeth<fsa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
BOLD NEGROES coNsPrRE.
They Band Together to Commit Rapine
and Murder.

NAsHvrLLK, May IA negro upris-
ling is reported from Truntown, thirty
miles from Nashville. News of the
iynching of Eph Grixzsrd caused the
eaid To he IN complste possession OF the
ltevn. snd have slrsady killed three of
she whites. The wires nave been cut,
pot efforts are making to verify the
fepert.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

Willie. the l2-year-old sen of ]. ".
pstheram OF W. IT3 Barclay street,
same near fcs,ng hrs ide lew days
anee,by IN seosaent. lie swallowed =
pin esai hAc been axsdeaHv bsk ed in
. ksesuu. IL psn tsdx~t IN he thrsst
jost 1pss,sd tue .tsrynv. ssd q vs~ with
sep<sdsssele dlfbeahy tbAs Dr. Kfk.
land renewed Il WITH ne forceps.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

sir Arthur sslssvs. sss - suseAss
siapse.
An exact Noes 81 49, booH -,
he sehf - fhs Ws@it's Pr lYom Ne.
way.
The Krugp hrD a E~ssn. Cseusaay,
is 10 spske IN exsensve exh5tit ~ Tie
Verde Fair.
Tire Rev. ~. Psnocis. pos(oe ef lhe
Anenosn ckurch st o.. netesSfnnk. hss
- Ns1ksss S kesssf u sSe sAssss.
~ Hyesn, - Afrscaa e<znser, - -
~ p8 - Lon4oa - pf11D>ef pBeok
.Esss1K rss srss ks = "a -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
MOUNTAIN SIDE MOVING.
Serious Condition Of Affairs That Threat.
ems . Tyrol District.

vienna, May LA strange condition
Of affairs prevails in Pusterchal, . dis
trict in the eastern part OF the Tyroi.
that threatens ssrious consequences.
Heavy snows have fallen an the district
and now airsost inccssant rains are
causing the snow TO melt The extra
ordinary quantity Of water was perco-
lated through The earth, covering the
eide Of one Of the noupsainA, causing
. landslide that threatens the noet pe-
rious consequences. The whole ssde Of
the nsuptain teens % be Doyioe.
Huge beuldsrs are fsiing, end ne
debris 10 daumlhg the river Brave.
Such an ensrnens qusUtssy Of safth
has fallen into the flysx that h 10
fesTedehat the water I'll eres1tw che
banks and do immea0 damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

Lessou. Nay 1.--Fr6bp1tspn1sAes ~
|'ceivsd ia tha e6sy, = - Arn34 thaG n
epidemic 81 avifuitot - dGln1pGU0
i Fsvansg ~ pes1is u ~ ssood
Ruee5a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

Para, May LA ca7er oeotaiaog
yoeuables bsoeAeing - es1<QU -
Wales has keSo ssspeu frelh - -
read station - 1Seas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
ee,s~e ssososas ir seyss

ser'ns raresse ere ne~ Es5 esh ths
ses k.ea sss ~s.s. 81 st.a,ssSc
Evening journal., 1892-06-17
THE
ARCADE,
224 Market St,

We are now complete ia
our line Of Infants goods.
Those who are in need OF
these goods should not fail to
visit our store. We have been
disappointed in our 25c Ladies
Waists this week, so we have
marked down our 6a waists to
so cents. In better waists we
have an elegant assortment.
Ladies Wrappers, we have
always got full line on hand.
which are sold at the price il
would cost you for the max,
ing. We have a few more
Spring Coats left in odd sizes
which must be sold at a sacri
fee to make room for new
goods.