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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
EXTEND THE MAINS.
Residents OF Lake Avenue Can Now
Have City Water.


The action of the board of public
works yesterday will call out approval
from residents Oh Lake avenue and
Wealthy avenue east OF East street.
superintendent DAVIS rec mmended
that the main on Wealthy avenue be
aid ID Lake avenue g. soon as praetl-
cal. lie sald II " ulI require $500
feet OF l2-lnch pipe and would cost
-. 800. 1t would furnish tire protec-
lion TO the school house. the street car
barns aud u large number OF residents.
Mr.. WOrden moved that the mains be
laid 10 Fuller street at once. Carried.
Mr.. Carr asked what il would cost TO
extend the mains in Lake avenue g.
the junction with Wealthy avenue.
Mr.. DAVIS said II would take 3 300 feet
of six-inch pipe and would cost 81 $50.
There were twenty-five houses on the
street and 1t would protect many other
houses on cross streets. On motion OF
Mr.. Carr the extedslon in Lake avenue
WAS ordered made.
Residents on Bradburn street asked
for water mans IN their street from
$50 feet north of Fifth avenue to Fifth
avenue.
Mr.. Carr asked to be informed if the
contractor on East Fulton street would
have the street IN shape to allow the
Street Railway company TO build It's
track in case it gets q franchise. Mr..
Davis said he had Instructed the con-
tractor to complete the street to Fuller
street IS fast as possible and to close
the gravel put IN the street near Fuller
street.
The following estimates have been
reported by the city engineer: Lower
ing the creek bed IN the alley between
Vrles street and Crofton avenue, $40l
sewer In Erie street, $3,23S; grading
aud gravellng Livingston street, s529.50
grading and gravelng the alley be.
tween Clancy and Lafayette street
$40.
In regard to the petition of the D..
l.. Il n. and Z. Il w. NJ. railroads for Q
lower rate on city water, the clerk OF
the board made u report showing the
railroads to DO the heaviest consumer
of water IN the city. 1t WAS decided Il
give them q rate Of 81 cents for al
locomotive service, but the rate FOL
their elevator service was not changed
The only contract let was for sewer
| IN Umatllla street to a. Vetting TO
| 1915
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
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Hartman Lecture Course.

Mr.. Hartman Will have a lecture
course of ten entertainments THE sea
aon, nine of winch have already been
secured. They are as follows: Mo-
Fart symphony, October %; Locke
Richardson, December !: Russell IL.
Conwell. December lS; Anns Berger
Concert company. December 10, Frank
rslinsge, January -. Leland I. Pow
ere, January p; Temple Quartet. Feb
ruary 9, New York Ballad company
February rs. Matshsl r. Wilder. March
10. apd another attraction tn March,
90 be announced later.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
Can't Send a Rife Team.

Sergt Charles Il. Richmond of Com
pany b. one of the state rife detail
who were to attend the national shoot
at Fort sheridan. has received the fol-
loving letter: AT the Last meeting of
the military board II was found that
owing to the lack OF funds IL would
De- impossible to send q team from
Michigan 60 Fort Sheridan this year,
Personally, | wish to thank ana com
plment the men for their efforts 20
practice under the disadvantage they
have had. will endesvor to have sll
yer fed scores sent ms before Novsm-
Der /. SLOWED for a Classification.
RoBERr III. STIINAN.
Ii. Col. and A. A. @. let Brig. NJ. :. 7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
FINEST OF THE KIND.
The A. o. II. Bazaar to Be Made a
Grand Success.


Grand Success.
Charitable institutions and charitable
and fraternal societies are one of the
distinctive features of the highest civil
lzation and christianity. The numer-
GUS societies which for the past few
years have sprung into existence are
one of the things that seem to indlca te
that the doctrine "love thy neighbor
as myself has begun TO bear fruit in
the human heart. There are few per-
sons so hardened against human love
and sympathy that they Will oppose the
promotion OF these societies and few
persons will refuse aid in fostering
them.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians is
one Of this class OF societies. Its mem
bers are pledged to relieve the suffer
ings Of their fellow members and the
families of fellow members. The soci-
ETY. IN this city was organized about ten
years ago and has grown rapidly until
II now has nearly 300 active members.
The society has butt a handsome build
ing on Ottawa street which is a credit
to the city and to the society. When
ever this society mas gwen an enter
tainment Z mas always been generously
patronIzed by all good citizens because
1t 10 well known that the object OF the
society 10 10 dispense charity to those
who are deserving. The handsome
building on Ottawa street has a small
debt upon Il and II IL now the desire OF
the society to clear 1t, and for that pur.
pose has decided 10 hold Its coming ba-
zasr, to be held the latter part of TIN.
month. The IRISH boys propose &c
make the affair the finest OF the kind
ever given IN this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
Al the Hotels

Morton-R. humfrey Roberts, De-
troit; Ii. +. Burch, wscousls: y. ".
Foster, Newsygo; Thomas Macleod
Detroit; IL. ID. Coburn. Howard City;
Il. 4. Sutton, Detroit; III. +. Coitng-
ham, Iona; J. :. irwin. Jackson; {. A.
Irwin, Jackson; L. A. Sessions, lonia.
Sweets. X. Bullock, jackson;
George w. Love. Detroit; b. +. Knapp,
Detroit; John OKnsro. Detroit. A.
Warner, Lansing; seth r.. Wells, Rock
ford; FrSnk Plumb. SagiRaw.
New Livlngston-H. 6. Lazell. Big
Rapids; Mrs. George r. Hummer, Mary
ii. Cook, Holland; ". w. Blackman.
Detroit: Mrs. Mason, Miss Thompson.
Muskegon; ID. w. NcNsughton, b g
Rapids; J. b. Judkins. Reed CITY.
Mary IL. Cook, Saginaw; IL. l.. Hsskil.
Ludingion.
Eagle-J. II. worden, Cedar Springs:
J. Ii. Lowell, WacOusta; G. i. Glasgow,
Nashville. Leonard Miller, Nashville;
II. Misner and wife. Cssnosis; /. A.
solomsn, Games; J. II. Peacock, Reed
City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
ST. Cecilia Opening.

There WAS not large attendance at
the opening OF the ST. Cecilia season
last Friday. The disagreeable weather
kept many away. A pleasant addition
to the program was the description
gwen by Mrs. Z. K. K. Carpenter OF her
visit to Beyruth, and al afternoon
spent by herself and daughter. Mise
Annie, with Frau Wagner, widow of
the great composer. Mrs. Uhl an
nounced that the old building on the
ST. Cecelia lot had been disposed OF.
and was being removed. twas hoped
to have the foundation put IN this fall
so that the erection of the building
might begin early in the spring and be
pushed rapidly to completion. AT the
close of the meeting Mrs. Martha
Strickland, who WAS present, gave q
talk on parliamentary law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

Fred s. Eivell yesterday severed bis
connection with THE BErsLD and left
for Chicago 10 assume At importsr 1T
pust,on upon the stsf Of the norss-
man. While IN the city Mr.. Ersll
pss identified with the souvenir ed
ton Of 1Bf HFRAl.D, nov approaching
ccmplstion. BE iss journalist Of VIDE
erdsrlencs. having been associated
vitn many prom ueut journals as coY-
respondent bosth at home and abroad.
M Elweli has Travelled Extensively 10
Euro.,s, south America and Mexico.
He ia most sHsbis and urbaBe gen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
WORKS A SLY GAME
j. j. Lyons Arrested for Du-
pIicating Checks.
He THEN ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
BY Hanging Himself With His Sus-
Pendsrs-FOTg-d Checks Were
Found on Ills Person.

J. j. Lyons, sign painter, was ar
Rested last nlghl al the Eagle hotel on
u warrant charging aim VITA forgery.
Lyons has been boarding al the Eagle
AMI recently had been dong some
work for Croner Brus. Ia the line OF
his occupation. The tirm gave him a
check in payment for $50 GA the Old
National bank. Hs ordered a suit OF
clothes al r. VI. Williams for $40, pay
ing $40 IN cash before they were com-
pleted. Yesterday he called at
the clothiers Tor his sult. but
IL was not finished. lie told
Williams II he would cash his check on
CrOZIer Br :. ne would pay hlm 50 and
wnen the suit gas delivered 10 hIm at
the Eagle hotel he would pay tie re-
naming S.. Williams did not have
the money 10 spare with which to Cash
the check for It's full amount and
Lyons offered To let hum hold the check
for slO. This proposition was &C
copied after he had convinced Williams
the check was genuine by telling HIM
ne could call up Grocer Bros. by tele-
phone and ascertain II IL WAS not right.
Pronounced Ii a Forgery.
1t wasfouad. however, that the firm
had no telephone, but Lyons appearing
so honest about tue matter was gwen
the $40 without further inquiry.
Later Williams clerk took the check
To Crozier Brothers and they at once
pronounced It q forgery. 1t seems
that after having received the check
Lyons duplicated it twice and drew the
money on the original. 1t Is thought
by the officers shat Lyons worked the
telephone scheme TO blind who ever ne
should try to pas.the check on AS Crozier
Bros, having given him check tor
that amount would declare the check
was ali right. Lyons was taken to the
police station where he was at once
recognized by Lieutenant Hurley as
one of the number who was arrested
the night of August 80 in the gambling
rooms over Latts's saloon on Pearl
street. When arrested at that time
ne gave his name as 81. Lewis and
paid fine of IS under that name.
Tried to Commit suicide.
When he was searched last night
| three checks purportIng to have been
/ given by Crozier Bros, were found on
his person, two for $50 each and one
| for SIS.
After he had been in his cell 8 shor,
time he tried to commit sui.
| eide by strangling himself with
his suspenders. He attached them
to an iron bar aud adj
| iusted the ends around his neck
He jumped downward with such
force that the suspenders broke
before his breath mad gone sailing
hence. When discovered by Detective
/ Darr few minutes later he was rub
blng his neck and pacing his cell like 9
wild man. HIS broken suspenderi
! were still tied around the bar TO which
| he had attached them,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

One % the strongest Arguments that
can % found IN favor of the policy Of
protection. i offered by the develop
naent of Grand Rapids industry
The gypsum qusrriss ia the vicinity Of
tbs city are recognized AZ being among
the largest AMI purest depos q OF cal
ciun suIphats io the world. They
were discovered early a the history Of
toe village. sai their development has
increased WITH the zro~ta Of the city.
Quarry * tee native gypsum AMI con-
verHnx a nto p'sstsr ~ fars. sbas
tine and val finishing preparations ass
for mary years Uum recently there
49, bat isle plssJsr ~ pas msnufsc
turad. hecause the demand Tor the
aracle wss United. since the pssssre
81 tae MeE nlay bl tners has beer a
xrsa, iacreass 10 the demand. saa
svery DAY y tnssses = greater output Of
esir.aed gvpsuu.
VITA the pssssgs ~ ths Mex nlsY
lsw came great netease "a che assn-
ufact.ire ~ p.ste goes. SevefsI ne~
factories ssre started 'n tne v.ci.ffs ~
Ne~ Alt'spy sna Flttsaurx and az
sr,oaat ~ foesasfIe plate siass 81
creased sevsra' foid Plaster 81 Pace
= ore ~ me .npaftsnt ltssas Ia HisBa
fsetattns rists g.s.s. q assd -
N,e te-f cps ~hea tas aitss e essi
49, graf assaae So ~ 49, nsa
g. 81 fs kf4ssa az go laa ssfY
IN rsaasYivaa,a ssa oas hss selna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

TESSYsoS muse was rich in quaint
ness of expression so long as be was free
TO revel IN the mysteries of mythol-
ogy or to delye into the innermost re-
ces.es OF human passion-but when he
was reduced to writing poetry to order
ne lost all charm and beauty. His
greatness, therefore, is not truly great
for the good things, which are good,
are painfully marred by the bad things
which are bad. He died too old.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
MADE NO PROPOSITION.
The State Fair Has Not Asked to Come
Here

A meeting of the various department
superintendent of the Kent County
Agricultural society was called to meet
yesterday in Secretary Meech's office
TO settle matters pertaining to the late
fair, but owing to the absence Of few
of them no business was transacted. A
reporter for THE HERALD asked Mr..
Mech what action was taken with ref
erence to proposition from the state
association to hold the state fair on the
Kent grounds next year, and he re-
Piled: 1--WE have not received any
proposition from the state society.
The statement published some time
ago that We had been approached by
the state society must have originated
with somebody who was afraid the
state far wanted to come here and
wanted to head us off. That organiza-
ton can make no proposition any way
until its annual meeting, which will be
held at Lansing in January"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
LIE pIsPFNsARY.
ST Marks Hospital VIII Establish One
Cor the GAYS Poor.

st. Marks hospital has completed
plans tot maintaining free dspsn-
ssty thsi VI IN II prscuosl value to
the poofrT classes OF the city.
Toe new dispepssrf 81 ~ conduct
I'd hv Vs house pnysCisns snd The
stat Il he hospital. Tbe intention -
= s oaiY 81 fan "a Zee drugs 90 Dc.
eefvioE sueats. hui also 20 stfn-r ister
treatment Fersous Who ere BID snd
eannut sfofd a. eoipioy rrguist
phrsftasn udl fscsv gfescFtgt feas
Pfepsf~d ~ ihs regaiAf hesgital slsH
ia easss phrfs ths pefsan - unafsls o. -
- t1s huspitsi sftbsf fsf. gsfFr 80 ~
sra Sos vfii Fsssf tha patsset N1c thst
tiss eoiA sthtsf = roulink au fhsfe
be i~a@ - mse9 easss nf tInrss
antnes asshfata pefsans az the ritg
anf slasa go assrha - The hosG -
taa axsssset sisaes q aa4 fsss,,sa 80
snFtssif ia nsaa ~ mSA =. sttessa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

Yesterday afternoon Sc Martin
Scbsrssske vas engaged IN q trench
Tor water pipe On walker svenos be
vas csught ~ csve-in and BE right
lss VS. broken below the knse. pv
~ o~n request he wss taken n II.
Marks hospitsi IN ths city smbulsnce,
where ne wss attended ~ the hospital
surgeon. Hs bone at No. 322 Han
ilton Street, and hs J. - Tess old. Re
vss employed ia laying wstef mains
for CONTRACTOR Owens.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

Counelly, At me corner Of Eleventh
aad North Front streets. No bones
were broken, aud Il Is thought bis n
Jafles NIL not result seriously. Tue
hoEss was owned Sad driven by Chris
smith and became frightened al the
breaking Of the KING bolt Ia the car
rage. 1t continued Up he street al =
break neck speed, when u fell NJ the
corner OF Pearl ana Monru Q streets
ana WAS caught. smith Was Ia the
carnage al the time, but MAS not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
Twen,y's No. SIS Musicale.

st. Acitia Twenty No. 5 will give a
concert on the evening Of October Is at
place yet to be decided upon, but
probably at the residence of Mrs. +. X.
f. Carpenter. Miss Anna Carpenter
will sing on this occasion, and Il will
be the only time sbe will sing 10 n
Grand Rapids audience, as she will
leave soon for New York City TO sing
in grand opera. There will be fno
program and q musical treat is antici-
natah
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

OF the nearly 500. 900 taxes 20 be
collected a. this time but si52. pol have
been collected 40 90 date. There -
stlii one week in which taxes may be
GO iectud a tnopt the extra per cent.
should The people Try their best 90 pay
thr balance ot thelT taxes before The
pcf ceut. - added Il would - impns.
sible owing 20 The ilmstet time. I he
collectors Office has been open nos
vi ven sreks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
Hard TO Find Peanuts.

Miss Nellie Baker, who is studying
piano music at Stuttgart, Germany.
writes TO friends that she was able 10
continue her studies at the point left
by II. Z. Post, decided compliment
TO Mr.. Post. Miss Nellie Gays there Is
only place in all Stuttgart where pea
nuts can be purchased, while soda
water is an unknown commodity
sore trials for q genuine American
.rtrl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
Ms Husass, Concsr,.

Miss +. Mand Hughes, the talented
hsrpist, has lust received q beautiful
new, hne toned harp from Lyon a
Healy, Chicago. She will use Il for the
first time IN pubic on the occasion Of
the concert by tue Mandolin and Banjo
clubs nett Thursday evening at Hart
mans recisal hail. Mrs. Frank NJ. Da-
Wis will be the vocalist on that occa-
sion, this being her first appearance n
pubic unce her return from the east,
where she spent several months ID
study. Mrs. Mary :. Palmer will play
. violin solo, aud the following pretty
program will be gwen:
Mandolin Club.
L. Aaude Hughea
Excelsior Medley rmstron
BANJO Club.
The New SprinCtl e........ lei
Mrs. Z. NJ. Davis.
Gillian
Mandolin Club.
Cantllene A. Hasselmaus
Mary ;. Palmer.
Love and Beauty Maltz.-----...----.--.-Arns ng
Banjo Club
Stray Leaves. onsrt,tn
lrAIeila. ''-''---''
r. Maude Hughes.
MIA. K. NJ. Davis
luo " ayiaIcF
al n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
BUYING SCHOOL BOOKS.
DR.. ]. b. Griswold Cr,icises the Present
Free Text Book System.

DR.. j. -. Griswold CrIticses the Present
Free Text Book System.
There are some things about our
educational affairs that are perfectly
ridiculous" sad Or. J. y. Guswold
last evening. "One Of them that seems
mere ridiculous than anything else IS
the system of the board OF education
IN purchasing the text books tor pu-
pills lu the cry schools. We give our
children n splendid education. They
are able 10 pursue tnelr studies so far
that they may enter the university.
Many OF ths hign school graduates are
we'll fitted for teachers. and enter upon
their hfe work az tescaers ssuon as
they leave school, ana WITH All Ne buv
tbeir books. There - MT one thing
hey buy for themseiyss bat their
clio hing and their food. ( think the
impression q gives 8 tad. IL - VIZ
tuaily educating chiidreu 20 b. pau
pers. The m1pavers boy everything
Cor thc1l. and 10 iai.s beswesi on tha
m die classes. lRe mau who owns
hs Httle house ard los, uothius more.
pays heaviest strerdiag So his mcaus
be 10 taxpayer rsyss great deal.
Hut hr covers up kreasi deu tHst De- e
az tsxeI 0n. teN fau. ! wouli Uke
tn e. back t1 ESQ oii sfatem. wprre
each pops ha3 to 6uY hfs oss bo1Rs 4"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

P=9atentsaf af ias Iseaf Mitchell
sssSA frHs 4saes 80 the ssisas.sas
asFtufn Ypsieflaf. ~hefa sta ~tl Pc
81 atttsd ~ af4Hf 1T SIS Ffat,s e.
tsaaft a afttatf charge size = -
Frafs Wa sd hss lseea s.fas at No
la1 t4fanaTiila arshas,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

: Msfvia HsYdHn has retained from
Base. y En sitafs be vss or o~to-
tssf niafflst - hsTths brFsa. . pop
ai.f Ynuok Spmsn ~ thsi sec. NJ
.na Ne HAYDEN ~iA RESIDE ~ No. go
Nas1se street where NJ Esyasn ess
sroetsl casf dvtuIaS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

PERHAPS il would be well for the
board OF health TO visit the county
Jail. 1t is said to be infested with YER
min, and that the corridors reek with
noisome odors. Complaints are made
tina. ancient eggs and past due meat
are used to fstten the luckless III
matea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

FINALLY a student has entered the
Michigan Agricultural college tor the
actual purpose of learning farming.
He halls from Siberia and by the time
% has been initiated into the mystic
ries of the college rush and midnight
maze, he won't know a moving machine
from droskey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

DEMOCRATIC papers claim that Attor-
ney General Ellis can snow q saving of
sll 900 a bis department in compari-
son with the republican administration.
in consideration of the quality of the
work done, there ought to have been a
saving somewhere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
MUSICAL MATTERS.
Events Of Interest TO Local Musicians
and Music Lovers.

Events OF Interest 10 Local MusaSixns
and Music Lovers.
The Western Michigan college an
noanoes . course of ten concerts tor
the season, tbs fret having already
been gwen. The second will occur
Oct Der IL al Chapel hall and will be
well attended. as II Is 10 be recital by
the eminent pianist, William ii. sher-
wood. Miss Nelly Stevens appears ss
the third attraction. November ~, 10
De followed by the bind pianist, Ed
ward Baxter Perry, whose date ls not
yet definitely set. Later Clarence Eddy
Will give ga organ recital. and there
will be q quartet concert, another or
gan recital, and a concert by the fac
ulty later IN the season. Very low
rate prices are made on the course 10
music students.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

Last evening Division No 3, Uniform
Rank. x q. J. n, we're interrupted N
thsr imitation ~ greet nose n the
tion 4 whs feed fhat the member. %
GrsCs tive No. 81 rad sken entire
p s.eesien A fsw moments istsr TIE
trumpet snd DUN souuasd ard 81
msruhen a. fhs RECEPTION rpom where e
eng sshls zee sprsza 80 pleasant
Atils saFpsr vas served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

LEOPOLD BACH, of Bavaria, q men,
Der of the greatest plate glass concern
IN the word, says the Mckinley bill has
reduced the sales of foreign glass. and
that IN q few years America will be
able to manufacture high grade of
glass. Again the democratic free trade
liar Is laid out by the facts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

ancs is welcome 90 come % the dispen-
cary and receive treatment. or IL
unable 10 vssiG the hospital . member
OF the stat vii call on HIM aud
prescribe and furnish medicines The
medical att~ndszoe ana drugs Vii De
absolutely free.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
HvRr li a auaAvAY
jsha Powers fristss wba- Toias %
afae tGasss.

Fhiis lfs - e. stau fuHa#ay hefss
on Canal street. 'Hst eight iaHn fo~efs
HHffartfH iH.nE 81 Sea- aea nass
Street sss ka.ehsd du~h ~ ths
snfaal sud ssaafaiy H5iufsa ~ e
sfafp sss las aFea ~ tbz hafss nf.tf
49, tHs ~sanf fist lFnfasaiY Tee
sf4htiIsnes ssIl=i e. far faef 81
f.Fua aia8 ana sffHsts shsfe tns SECS
tient =. susfs.l 49, Or ssz ss~a e. ~
aefs sfrs Fat tfestaiff fte
sitsa ~ s~a nF Sc ~sana sfa
fAs iaisfea #sa E4s fsk 81
~ as iaists ~ as hfates4 q a. 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

BoURKE COCHRAN has not recovered
the uss of his eyes, and he Is there
fore still unable to speak for Grover.
Probably whsn his eyes are right his
voice will collapse and he viii be un-
able TO sec bic way clear to take the
stump.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09

NJ. Blanche soushvick OF Asheviiie
y. c., and Fred K. Dssn Of this oity are
soon t. he married. Mss SoBtbvlcs
hss many friends here, where soc
formerly resided.
Arthur Grsnt II TIC Norton and Miss
Kate Brady are soon 20 be married.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-09
WILL UNITE
Board Of Trade and Improvement Board
Will Join Issues

Wan JOIN Issues
Ata joint meeting OF the committees
appointed some time ago by the board
of trade and the Improvement board to
formulate plans for consolidating the
two boards, held IN the board Of trade
rooms last nigh, report OF the sub
committee wss accepted and adopted.
A plan for uniting the two board, val
be submitted 10 each st their meetings
10 be held Tuesday evening. and n a
10 satisfactory the union will be made.
The committees dl3 not wIsh 10 make
the pisn public lRst night, sc they were
moisture IT would be accepted by their
respective boards.