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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

ought II be TIE tho yesterday. The
ssee1sge passengers Of TIE kuCla Will
be taken on shore Today ana kept an
der observation in tie same msBner,
aud the steamer olslnfecfed. TIE same
procedure VI. obtain IA the case % The
AoFayla.
There Is = good de&l Of complaint
among passengers on TIE Normsnuia
aud other steamships over Ehe artll-
faFy manner la shlcl the iammzny
health officer Jenkins has conducted
affairs. ii permitted ''parson' Dawes
and one OF two other brnlsers 10 leave
quaTanNued ships. A Felatve named
Jenkins wac among tie released passea-
gers. The release Of Mrs. james Brown
Potter by the quarantine officials at
Boston while her fellow passengers
were detained shows that she, too. had
a pull" senator Mcpherson. who u
passenger on the AormanDia, and A.
~ Palmer are greatly indignant ST the
conduct OF jenkins n OBTAINING them
while hls Own friends are released, aud
the officious officer, who IS q relative Of
Boss Croker. may have something 10
explain when the present excitement
over.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
MANY DEATHS IN RUSSIA.

The Latest Figures Show no Material
Change II the Situation.
ST. PErFRsBURs, September g.
There were reported throughout Rus-
s'a on Friday 3 SIP new cases Of ohol-
era and j ,75l deaths from tie disease.
In the city Of 81 Petersburg l03 new
cases and deaths were reported yesieF-
day. 1t should zgain be pointed out.
however, that these figures include
only the patients who are taken 20 the
hospitals aud who die in them. Re
turns are delivered daily 81 the town
hail on the best methods OF disn-
fection. Some 400 ladies have volun-
teered their services a. sisters Of char
ity. Some of these. as well a. those
who have attended the disiufectlon
classes, will give their services grAtuit-
ously, while Others vail be paid az the
rate OF one rounle a day. Compared
with the official figures 81 Thursday
the returns Of Friday Tor al cases show
a decrease of 2,S6l new cases and 1923
deaths. Compared with the new cases
ana deaths reported IN 81. Petersburg
on Saturday, Sundays figures show
decrease of seventeen cases and a. in
crease OF nine deaths.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

STATE coNvESrloS.

A fsouh lean stale convention Co nominate
11srier so tne supreme court iu % ace ~ AicA
T. M1rss rs -lr1. ag4 4 candidate scr srtfc
tary 81 state ia place Of D4alcl +. 1oPsr. r.
d fa ~ arc Tor -he Transaction 81 othCf pusi-
Kiss 81 Do Dr. ue.d a. hartman hall in th- ely
81 s. 49, kau-Ii, 0u tuesday, september "a
lf.z. al { aek D. H.
~ s1ro. dance with 10 resolution adopted
81 arau4 kipiis. May ll l..b. every county
Viii g. fAtlt ~ ~ oge acic1.is Tor eAcn o. ~
Ia totL vote cas- far .veraof AZ mo ass
safe elrctl8l .N1f.m 1er Isf.. and one adui-
ti0na t-.egaf Ger rs 80 fraction amounting
ttlfd % a. -ast QUO -fir-ate.
tHdar the resolution ~ ISIS. DO t-lei,aie WI
D. ertiIlrd o. = sent ll thr Convention WAC
DOS not reside in TIE comfy be PROPOSES 10
TeuFrzcDT
fhe delegates from each congressional dis-
tsiet are requested T. meet iu caucus "a y
o'clock noon un tlr day ol the convention 20
selec. candidates IS follows to be presented
e. tlr state convention Or conformation: que
v.gf-nr-s. .trlr. one rs9ls tnat secretary. ole
faegrter each 20 TIE camf1' ttce on 81 edent-
iais. Permanent Or.alifatiou and Order OF
Lls.uessf ana Ess1.u lirn,. aud Tor the
transact o. of sucl other business as they n ~
= elE
In compliance with the resolutions adopted
A. Detroit "a e. ~ $780, the secretary OF each
euunfY convention - rrt Uested 90 forward TO
~ frr f.lfy u ine state central romHtttre.
-. Do S. esq E5rI street. Detr0.I. rs the earl
ct aa after tls delegates 10 che state con
We ti1u a4Fe urel clUsen. a certified LIST 81
such dcirgatrs from their respective Counties.
.. are entitled O. seats % Etc eouve ntlon.
JtuFE MCNuLtS. Chairman.
WuIfaa II HtrEs Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

Gasi GIT" lost il New York. ana
many other dramas too numerous u
mention II varies some wnss IA It's con
structlou, unIolds Ill 0i1 story Mn
uew situations. taouga tpresents ehzr-
acters that are a. familiar As old
friends, snd the Whole = strengthened
Win some scenery aud effects certainly
realistic and interesting. Without
reaching out for elaborate words "
haGgery c u but last 70 state toe truth
that the play and company have found
emphatic favor vita the large audi
ences. The east 3 evenly balanced.
Walter Jones averages wei IN tue M
personatiOn Of several characters, and
be.as 4 sort OF a hero ia the right IS
sgalnst the devilty Of the genteel pl l.
tiers, Is OF course a popular figure with
the people IN front ElOise Willard
seems 20 be buFdened with a COED deal
or work, appearing IN half dozen
character parts throughout the four
acts, and her effort 10 give distinct
dialect 10 each one Is almost failure.
Ralph Moan and I. II. Teeple were
quite correct IN the dellnestion OF tive
Italian nondescrpts. The scenes show
ing the working OF u plle-drlyer and the
elevated railway station beng sur
rounded wlta action that was thor
oughiy sensational, were received with
enthusiasm. Matinee today.
There was u large attendance al
both the afternoon and evening per
formances at Smiths Yesterday. The
comedy, "A Chase For A Wife,
brought the comedian, Den Howe and
Miss Haywood, into the good Will OF
those present. The supporting com
pany Is strong, notably IN the vocal
features. The OHIO comprises the usua
acts which are familiar 10 the vaude
vile stage, all of them being presented
by capable specialists. An amusing NIB
seal sketch, "A New Sport IN Town, y
was also well liked. Maunees will bt
gwen tomorrow, Friday and Saturday
Eloise Willard, playing IN The Pulse
of New YORK" used TO be a shining
star out in the western country.
Billy West, the well-known minstre
man, has got his name in the tele
graphic reports by being present a
New Orleans TO attend the puglhstl'
festival. He is nervy with his money
too, when backing mis- favorlte.
Next week at the Grand, Little Col
die in "The Rocky Mountain Wait,
IN the well-known Wilbur Oper'
company IN a repertoire OF successes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

ishment, he vas prepared - tell tee story
"a sach manner as 10 attract and no
tie Undivided attention Of MS hearers.
His narrative IF the rise Of tie Car
q gis interest," % q eOmmsndlBg pos
sEoa Nas plan and lucid. HIS de-
81 pt.0n If the progress OF the move
nlenI made bY tbs company u defeat
is employees Was olspassl0uate
and without undue exsggerzton. he
tod Of the arrival CT the hnkertons,
thar attack upon the men, the de-
Tense. the surrender. and Of the treat
nent If the espsiyes without appealing
10 inFectiye nor INDUCING n excited
defamation. Doubtless he was more
or less inau need by the spirit that
prevailed al Homestead then and con
tinues yet, Bat be made successful
effort % conceal IL. IL any expected 8
Wild and inhamat0ry harangue they
were happily disappointed. He told
them the story of Homestead. as VII
ness. N uncolored language, and 50
tempered his speech that the anarchist
could find no comfort IN his words. He
believes in the business of his cause,
bat believes none the less in the ma
jestY Of the law and the necessity that
It shall 10 reyerea.
The Rev. Gr. Frye also delivered an
address of great power. but the press
ure OF other matter precludes the pub
hcation OF a synopsis of it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
CONTAGIOUS Diseases.

William Gray, Is, corner lie Grand
and North Iona streets, typhoid fever;
child of F. Langland, l, No. 10 PARK
avenue, whooping cough; Henry Hes
cher, ), No. 242 First street. scarlet
fever; Freddie Hescher, 4, No. 242
First street, scarlet fever; L. E. Brown.
10, No. 23l Goodrich street, scarlet
fever; Alma Norcott, 6, No. l75 Serb
ner street, scarlet fever; George FaIes,
7, Hamilton street, dJphtheria; Betsy
J. Fales, i, Hamilton street, dlphteria;
d. Van Buren,, l, No. % Grove street.
cholera infantum; Lizzie Lynch, 10,
corner Orchard and Congress streets.
typhoid fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
Stung 70 Death by Rees.

BRrTToN, Mich, Sept. ga valuable
pair of horses belonging to l.. Lowe, a
prominent farmer, was stung to death
Friday. The boy, who was blowing
near the aplary. left the team standing
while he went for drink OF water.
The horses upset hive, and the angry
bees pitched into them, singing them
81 badly that both died in short time.
Mr.. Lowe was also badly stung while
trying to help tbs horses. This drink
of water cost Mr.. Lowe about 500.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
Actress Minnie Flynn IN Jail.

CADILLAC, Mich, Sept. 5.-The facts
in the Hawkins abduction case show
that nine years ago the child was given
to HAWKINS by the father, who was to
pay for its keeping. This was not paid
aud the child became a town charge.
The girl was bound out to Hawkins by
the superintendent of the poor. The
mother. Actress Minnie FLYNN, and K.
O.Ward came here two weeks ago and
took the child by force to Traverse
City. The mothers examination was
held here Friday. The girl swore that
she had good home. The mother Is
bound over to the circuit court under
81 900 bonds, which she failed TO give.
She is now IN Jail mere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
Grandvillc Notes.

A union society OF Y. p. c. f. per-
fected its organization at the Grand
vile Congregational church Sunday
afternoon with n charter membership
of fifteen. The officers elected follow:
President r. 5. Phipps; vice president,
NJ. Kramer; corresponding secretary,
Mr.. CT. Allen; treasurer, J. c. Graham;
organist, Mrs. G. A. French. The Rev.
j. K. Smith, of the South Congrega-
tionsl church of this city, accompanied
by large delegation of the Christian
Endeavor society members, was present
and gave the new society the benefit OF
his experience.
DIR. NJ. lie Weston is i'll of typho-ma.
lsria, at the residence OF his father
DR.. NJ. lie Weston.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
Burial Permits.

Ellsworth f. Ames, 80, St.Mark's hos
pital. appendicitis, Lockport. y. y;
Bertha +. Ely, 50, Burton, Mass, sep
ticaimla, Valley City; Anna Kimp,
months, No. 3l9 Fremont street, sum
mer complaint, Greenwood; Meltje
Schadelee, So, No. 19l DAVIS street,
osteo sarcoma, Greenwood; Emk je
Zyrwardo, county poor farm, 10, old
age, Greenwood; Cornelius Van Den
Bos, months, Clyde Park avenue,
pneumonia, Valley City; Elroy c. No
bic, so, No. 81 First street, consump-
ton, Valley City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
Home for Grand Opera.

New YORK, Sept. 5.-The stock hold
ers of the Music Hall company will
take action upon the return from u
rope of their president. NJ. Reno, TO re-
place the loss OF the Metropolitan
opera house by converting the Csrne-
gle music hal into a home for grand
opera. Another lot was purchased
some months ago, and when built
upon would give ample space for
opera. The music hall people say they
can change it into an opera house in
ninety days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
rEPUsIIcAS COUNTY ooSvENrIoN.

The republ. cans u Kent county will meet in
convent . 20 the Headquarters II the Lin
colo XII l1 ln the city OF braud Rapids. Sep
. m 1rr 81. 1r i1 O'Clock l. m. for ny purpose
. nominating candidates for csuEN officers
o. b. v8t e .aI attire general election 9 be
held YEN esrs ST. and Tor the purpose Of
e e.ltuE q cgateS O. the state convention
c1ilft Tn orand Ra1its. september =. 10
animate Justice % she supreme court Ia
Tltc- 90 Alien b Morse csigucd. ant 3 can
Cicafe for ser ef1rV 1f state. In place OF Dan
81 j.. SopeT. reisnet; also Tor eleeting 4 del
exars& 20 fle lfGa eougrfs slonal district CON
vcntlan. he'd il Sraat Rapids. September
p and The transact ~ such other business
a mag properly come before the convention.
Farh t1wushlp aad ward is entitled o q 81
deiegifeA
81 order of committee.
Gao. ". BIT NNEfL. l. ". SELLERS.
secretary. Chairman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

DFNvFs. sept 5-The republican
comfy convention met this evening.
Tie stevens faction nominated John
Iwomhlv aud the toe lection Joseph
IT, smith, resulting n tue Iiviiest Kind
o. a ngat among tnc 500 present.
Guns were drawa and the convention
= now IN the greatest confusion and
excitement The bal : diied VITA +
bowling moh. Policemen are flourish
iuE guns snt clubs. and she sltlston
"a 8nalEuE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

President Iiarrsop's letter OF accept
ance is a document of grea. force. II
reveals 10 every period the careful
and methodical study of the statesman
and the wciLbalanced enthusiasm Of
th9 patriot. srom "a opening sen
tencs TO Us closing one there "a present
toe sxactness ~ the philosopher and
the vrlty ~ the logicisn. Unlike
many state papers, the produc. Of deep
study and profound reflection. Il deals
directly with The issues that are in
volvsd IN the present struggle between
The two great parties. There Is no sac
ngce Of force for rhetor cal polish, no
silempt 90 frame phrase to catch the
popuisr fancy. It ia stout, rugged
presentation of principles. fortified
win sputahla facts. To
repes any Of the trpnchsnt sentences 8
D. reitsrste the cardinal virtues of
repuhhCsnism. No letter Of accept
once ever before subnl .ted 70 the pub
lc contained 40 few "gIttsriog seuer
s1ties and 20 many clssr-cut, epi-
Ersmmatc declarations % funda-
mental republican doctrine. li IS =
document that wi bear the closest
scrutiny ~ the scholar. aud the most
irving analysis Of che critic. no = a
scholarly paper. Its style e So easy, ia
dieton 80 smooth thst It viii charm
zoe s.uaeut 81 CIV government add re-
cutie .ae time spent 'n its perussi bY
So poi rcsn. Asswno.e represents
she character of the president % q IT,
tsnct outlines ana verfss che wisdom
81 he reuOm nation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
DANIEL pouoHERry DEAD.
The Famous Silver Tongusd Orator Ex
PRED THIS Afternoon.

The Famous Silver Tongued Orator EX-
PRED THIS Afternoon.
PHILADELPHIA, sept 3. - Daniel
Dongherty died shortly after clock
this afternoon. Daniel Dougherty,
though generally esteemed a great
lawyer. was very modest IN his esti-
mate of himself. In ms chosen branch
OF the law he certainly Was remarkably
successful. lie knew the man IA tue
Jury box by neart ne knew
what would appeal 10 him, what
would sway his judgment or touch he
feelings. He was by no means an or
binary speaker. At times be rose 10
fights Of highest and purest elOqueuce.
He possessed the power OF losing him
self IN the subject matter OF his talk, 20
essential 10 those VINO would impress
others. Mr.. Dougherty made ms hear
ers believe him because he first made
himself believe.
In appearance Daniel .Dougherty
was somewhat unique. HIS eyes were
of the Irish blue, but in ms voice
there was no trace of the Celtic tongue.
unless in the softness OF some of hls
caressing intonations. Hls manner
was always marked by peculiar def
erence as subtly attractive as II was
| difficult 10 describe. MIR. Dougherty
was one of those magnetic men whose
| personality was Impressive. His idea
] OF happiness vas TO have great sub
| iect, an attentive and sympathetic
audience and the opportunity &
| speak the thoughts thai burned within.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

Mr. Gar ard speech va free FROM
mcerdary uttcrsacs and remarkably
dsvri1 cf the Erss& numner of start
ing clinsKes eomtnoulg nsed in such
siiresees Heisamsn az fne pres
e1ce ana ass 4 realty command 81 LAM
eff-e. lie 81 cte3 Ger ga tbenle th-
Eomestssd STRIKE. snt asvieg been q
w to .he sang nary event. ihs
eus ~ which pars rrei the entire
efi fe8 world rth a0frof sad astou-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

YFsILANTI. Mich, Sept. 5.-Beni smin
Worries, living north OF this city, was
badly burned saturday evening. He
had heen burning out stumps and the
fire caught n the ury grass. spreading
toward his harm. He tried to put Il
out by stamping with his feet, which
were burned 30 Il sters lie an old
man ami on this account the injury IS
cnnsllernd more sar-nns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
IN THE FIFTH WARD
The Repu blican Club Listens
10 an Address
BY HON. WILLIAM ALDEN Smith
On the Fundamental Principles ct the
Republican PSEty-onosu and
Members Of tbs Club.

The nth ward republican oine met
II INNS hal lssi evening. The meet
lng Was called Il order by Treasurer
George /. Quimby. The club baA0ted
tor two wee presidents and the election
resulted N the choice Of George IL.
Cogswell for first wee president and L
+. Lamareaux FOR second wee presi-
dent.
On motion OF temporary Chairman
QuImby, First Wee President George
ii. Cogsshal took charge Of the meet
INK for the evening.
The club elected i've persons 10 form
an executive committee Is follows;
Mr.. Enos Page, Norman Tucker, Fred
Dodge, Edwlu Mads. Peter schnit.
FIRST Nee President Cogsweil then
introduced William Alden smith, who
delivered a. able address.
The officers OF the club now are.
President, Joseph Dillon.
First Vice President /. r. Lamor-
eauN.
Secretary, Thomas r. Beohtel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

BorvFoRn. IT,. Sept 5-Camp Fnl
ler hugare. composed OF tHe Ninety
secont N'netv-fftn anf Ninety vtt
liI.nas unfeers, vfn was mas
tsrei here Just thFfv fears s1o mef q
-eunfon In tho oi8 came Rraaris tEsav
7 Pc feHnlon continues 8hnfsia s
and taa attendance "a large veteran
fnemaers cf ere hf gsde cen & from
parts 81 ths coantry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
Filed a Cha,tel Mortgage.

Henry Whitney, representing the
firm of Walker x Whitney, filed chat
tel mortgage with the city clerk yester-
day for the sum of Ss36.75 in favor OF
Fred Hubbard of Cedar Springs. The
mortgage covers all the vehicles,
horses, harnesses. Office fixtures and
other articles in the sale, livery and
feed stables at Nos. y and 20 Mt. Yer
non street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
LEFT THE BABY TO BURN
While the Mother Went for Pail of
Water.

EvARr. Mich, Sept. s. Mrs. A.
How'd, residing in the suburbs of Ev-
art. left her two children alone IN the
house for few minutes, Saturday,
while she went to neighbours, a few
rods away. for pail of water. Before
she returned the eldest child, about 3
years old. IN attempting to light the
lamp, in some way broke 1t, splllIng
the oil over the baby. The house was
consumed and the baby burned 80 Sc
verely that it died IN short time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
I7rn DISTRICT SENATORIAL CON
VENTION

TIE republicans o. the seventeenth senator
la tisrr CT. comprising the townships ~ keat
county and the tenth and eleventh wards al
the etf 1t Grand Rapids. will meet n con
D hoasemlr shlH. raer Hal street aud
MaIisau tF-nGs. IN Che city OF Grand Rapids.
for the purpose 90 n1minaHng-a candidate Tor
state saEsrng. % DE- voted Tor a. the general
elect n 0 BE- tsit Angsm Der :. is-. Zach
tow sal9 and war s eltilled 20 three dele
gate.
p order ~ county committee.
GE0. ". NNELL L. II. SELLERS.
Secretary. Chairman
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
ALLOWED TO SLIP THROUGH.
Cessation Of Sickness and Death Makes
Quarantine Slack.

Quarantine Slack.
NEW York. sept. 5.-The situation at
lower quarantine is, as far as any in
formation has been obtained, practi-
cally unchanged since Or. jenkins re-
turned from the island last night aud
reported the two new deaths on tho
N0rmannls. one on tie Rugls and one
on the M0ravia. No communication
whatever has been made from lower 20
upper quarantine. So whether there
are snv fresh cases Il g inlpossi ole %
say until Dr. Jenkins has received
news. All fhe passengers "a the steer
sge of tbe Normannfs have been trans-
ferred % Holman island. where they
wIi remain under observation. SIX
cases Of ch0leTs were ira sferre8
20 the hosp tai on ~wiaburne
ISLAND TINS leaves the N0rmaunla
with no one sick on hoard
sud 20 storage passengers. The No
ravia has no SICK on hoard. hut has her
cahn s8d stsersge passengers there.
Ihe E8Ess has none SICK, and cai %
suf sfecrage raasc nEer- ora board. SO
( fresh cases are able 10 break agf ou
toe Normsnnia nov their EN- grants
have1een removed and tHeir Qusrtar :
F thoroughly fnm gates. TIE stceraRe
f passengers on HoHmaa isanf are. "a
course. rahn 20 develop tho sease.
hui they y af once BE- transferred f-
tha hosQ eel - ~NfnhurTe ISLAND as
soon as they are lakfn srk Tho
eahn usssfnErrs RI ire hrrnanr =
nAr lass frrsF3 shCfffr - q dfn %
v-oHrre nent rs 20 ee dst IN Hh rs
frev ~e ne reffrlfted ~ land as see
faefhav wi Pc kerf o. boafa h.
stated rumfeT e DAYS after TITO .sst
. desta occurred 0n the slap, Hb.ck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

Harmony Lodge. No. l59. A. o. L.
W. gave q grand ball at the North
Park pavilion last night. There were
over 200 couple in attendance. At
midnight refreshments we're served
after which dancing continued until a
late hour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

WAsHNGroS, sept. 3. - For lower
Michigan FAR except clearing, show
ers t0aight in east yortions, warmer IN
uoeeg Michigan and warmer IN lower
Mongan by Tue sday or wednesday,
winds becoming variable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
More Hopeful Feeling in Hamburg

HAMBURG, Sept. 5.-The smbulances
took 10 the hospital yesterday 20S cbol-
era patients. of which number l5S died.
This was forty-five fewer patients than
were conveyed 10 the hospitals Satur-
day, while the deaths were thirty-eight
less IN number. The city yesterday
presented quite an animated appear
ance, compared with Its appearance on
the preceding sunday. The promen-
AIDES and public resorts were largely
patronized, and altogether there was
displayed more confident feeling,
which still prevails this morning, a. it
IS believed that the decrease in new
cases and deaths will continue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
Conntrv Club Tennis.

AZ the Coun,ry club tennis games
yesterday "a Avery defeated Wood
Beal. two sets. oy a score of 8 to IN
both. The game between Jack Avery
and Csrne Goodwin was postponed until
tnhar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

The leaders in the Labor Day move
ment declare that they had no hand
Ill the distribution of the anarchist cir
cuiars that were scattered about the
city yesterday. and they denounce the
act as one designed 10 compel organ.
ized labor tn recognize anarchy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
Gains Cancus.

The republican caucus 81 the township Of
Csines fnc dominating delegates o. the coua-
ts-~orv entIea aad Tor the transaction 40
other Business tnaf may come before if- VIII
io ne q sc tHo town BAH OF 6aiEes Saturday.
- urarLunr IL az . u N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06

TIE nIav vhsch = noV ruaainE e.
the Grand "a y dspirten NJ l5fs Id ihe
aefropo. :. on rbe stage. skiadre8 70
HFBe Wafs of Nes i orx, Il def the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-06
Friends Grand Rapid
ans and CountTynen'
GIVE Us THE TEM-
porary custody of your
auncular appendage.

We want to sing the praises Of the MAGEE MYS-
TIC RANGE. and, sweet you will find the song. tell
ing as it does of a masterpiece of the stove makers
art Hundreds in the city of Grand Rapids can join
with us in estfyng its merits as we have put hun
dreds into Grand Rapids homes.