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The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

Denver, Colo, June 2S.-A prominent
member OF the Clearing House aesoca-
tion today, speaking OF the silver situa-
ton, said 1.-THE closing Of the minis
to oliver coinage In India will precipitate
a settlement of the silver question, and
viewed from this standpoint, it is not to
be regretted. It will not weaken the
cause OF silver, nor will it shake the con-
fdence OF the friends OF free coinage in
their ultimate euceeae."
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29
nalhta Ara nanesrons.

ATLANTA. Ga, June 28.-Without q
single exception all the officers and
directors OF the Atlanta chamber Of com
MERGE united in petition to the presi-
dent urging prompt action in calling
congress In special session, on the
ground that every DAYS delay is damag-
ing to the business of the country. The
petition is heartily endorsed by the lead
Ing business men OF the city.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29
INDIAN COINAGE.
Gladstone Further Explains the Matter

Gladstone Further Explains the Matter
in the Commons.
LONDON, June 2S.-Gladstone gave a
further reply in the house of commons
today to question asked yesterday by
Right Hon. George j. Goschen as to the
power of the Indian government to coin
rupees as the need arose. Gladstone
said doubtless the Indian minis would
not be restricted to exchanging silver for
gold. The act adopted on Monday by
the Indian government repealed certain
clauses of the Indian coinage act of
1870, but the power Of the Indian gov
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

SEATTLE, Wash, June 2S.-The Flem-
ing-Ayerst company's shingle and saw
mills at Ballard we're totally destroyed
by fire tonight. The loss is about $685.
600; insurance $4,000. Two engines
went from this city and saved much val
liable property.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29
Hill Receivers His Organ.

ALBANY, N. Y, June 28,-The court
OF appeals has affirmed the decision of
the lower court giving the friends of
Senator Hill control OF the Albany Ar
gus. They expect to take possession
today. The Cleveland men will proba-
bly, start new daily in the presidents
interest,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

KANSAS Cry, Mo-, June 28.-August
r. Myer, president OF the Consolidated
Kansas City Smelling and Refining COM
pany, said today the fall in the price of
silver would have no effect upon the
company's business. He said they an
ticipated the fall in the price OF silver a
year ago and thought most of the smell
ters in the country had done the same
thing.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

WASHINGTON, June 2S.--It is under
stood that Commodore Kirkland will
assume command of the Mare Island
navy yard, relieving Captain Howeson.
Sailing orders have been sent to the
United States steamer Concord at Nor
folk, Va, and next week she will sail for
the China station.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

LONDON, June 49, Silver securities on
the stock exchange today we're weaker.
British railway securities were irregu-
lar. A feeling OF distrust pervaded the
market. Some brokers refused to trans
act speculative business. Rupee paper
rose quarter today.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

FRESNO, June 28.-John Sontag is very
low. 1t is not thought he can live
through the day. He has lockjaw and
blood poisoning and can neither speak
nor eat. He is unconcious most of the
time, rousing occasionally for few
minutes.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

CHICAGO, July 2S.--According to the
estimate on the basis of the new Chicago
directory, just out, Chicago is now the
largest city in the country. The editor
of that publication makes the total
population 2,160, goo.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29
Mexico 60 stop Free Coinage.

WASHINGTON, June ga rumor was
current in the treasury today that
Mexico contemplates stopping the free
coinage of silver. Minister Romero,
when advised OF the rumor, placed no
credence in it,
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

For any cure OF dandruff or falling hair
that one bottle OF Smiths Dandruh
Pomsde fails to cure. At OF & Vsugh's,
corner Fourth and Spring streets.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29
The vanderbiits Defeated.

CHICAGO, June 2S.--In the inter-col-
legiate baseball tourney here today the
University of Illinois defeated Wander
bilt University, 6 to 2.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

159-161-163 North Spring street, has the
most complete line of household goods
in the city at the most reasonable rates.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

Itching, Aching Piles--HaIps Cream saive
will give immediate relief and is positive
cure. % and soc. OFF & Vaughn's drug store,
Fourth and Spiing SITS.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

" every description can be had at the
W. .. Furrsy company, 159, 1871 and 1863
North Spring street.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

eminent to purchase silver and coin
rupees whenever it thought ft, WAS not
affected BY the new act.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29
De woif Hopper Remarried.

NEWARK, N. j., June 2S.-Comedian
De Wolf Hopper was married to Miss
Edna Wallace of New York, here, today.
1t was not generally known that Hopper
was divorced from his former wife, but
when he was seen tonight he said de-
cree had been granted several weeks
ago.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29
BEAR VALLEY
Summer Resort
And Stage Line.

This resort IL situated In Big Bear Valley, 40
miles from San Bernardino; altitude 600 feet
Is reached by stage line from San Bernardino.
stage leaves New st Charles Hotel on Tues
days and Fridays. A fine four-seated spring
stage has been built expressly for this route
and will be driven by careful and sober drivers.
Largest trout caught in the state at this re-
sort. Boats, saddle horses and burros for hire
at the hotel. First trip up on May 10th. The
earlier you come the better fishing you will
have.
per day Round-trip tickets 81. For full par
ticulars inquire of .. 8 r. Il. ticket office, Los
Angeles, and New 6t. Charles Hotel, San Ber-
Dardino.
Groceries, prov sions and fishing tackle for
sale at store ado ming hotel.
GIT GUS KNIGHT, Prop'r.
The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1893-06-29

Don't miss Che auction of 40 lots at
Westlake park, Saturday, July 1st.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-06

9eieai6afteu. Wdbreub friiber bic
Roblein TN Staotum zines semiitbltden
Trabes abgestlbet maren, 3eisten fie
iest bas Tempo miloen @alopps an.
Sdon tn ienen Tasen unternabmen
bic Dampfi6iffe @ettfabrten. Dab
man babel beib ltm oen Steg seitrttten,
mag Der Nusipru9 zines QuaferS, Der
ftd bel elmer iolden Gabrt an 8oro Der
rWaibington" befunben. tluftrtren
rOb,4 meiate Der alte 9err, ntptr babeu
fie geidlagen i'd CLAUDE nm einen
2ou!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-06
Neiuetsf6ae.

Rcptiref une Mteumattsmns, BITE Nerbauunasoraane
rareH IN f4le4tem 3a5fanbe, BITE 9eber merflf6 onaes
artfen, bate tetnen Nppettt unb mar iberbaupt rpus
haaess s%nttraftet. Dret Glaf4en electric 8itters pa,
Gbnarb Sbtpberb, 9arrtsburs, gu tette cine
ofisne Ianes en- geiass he i4on adj. Sabre ~selaufen
feben S6aHteln Hadlen'S Nrniea eddie nnb BE
gBunee tf astetlt. Sctn Gpea Ter, gatarba, Obtc,
sstt tant sBnnesn am 9etns bur4 gteber peruriaat.
PIE Herste ertldrten fetnen Eau as untetlbar. Cine
Slaf9e electric 4itters unb cine GdaGtei Wu6ieus Nrs
utea Salbe 4aben TIN pcuffantts enrSt. 8u baben in
olen Gpptbefen. abeIpb Dretb, GbsmpIon 4 Co.,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-06
Die vGIermont."

ben 1ubfou 3uiffen Stem Dorf unb
Nlballp befubr. Das @9iff mar 100
GuB lang, IS SUP brett unb 6 Sub tief.
SIS bate etne bon @nglanb tn1porttrte
Mai1ine, pe1be Dem Slid fret lag, bis
auf be,t burb et1en 6ol5perfhlag be-
bedten 2eiiel. Born unb binten mar
ie Elm fur3es ,Yromenabe"sDed Die
@9aufelrdoer fuarert nod obne 5huse
faffen. Ob9tetd itngeI9ladt, fubr has
Boot bod fir baulaliee 8erbdltniiie
RAID urb errsste natiirlid ben Corn Der
anberen Shifseigentbiimer, Del1e fehr
ipobl erfanrtett, 6ab lire ib5niter 3ei.
ten poriiber ipareu. Der umitanb, baB
bic rglermontA eth u1geniigenbes
Gteuer bate uub nur 5dfner 9elenft
tDerbeu fornte, purbe fir lire 8ipalen
3ur millfonmet1er @eleoenbeit, ii1,
menu il1lner bas He1t auf beren 9eite
f9ien, an tyr 3t reibeu, utto o fam eS
uerIhiebenflid Dor, 0aB Die nglermont4
auf Der eine1t pber atberen Station ,ltr
mebr nit et1em Rao ~anlanste.
Gei re9aldrer. Sabrt brauhte bte
.@lermonfA bon Stem )ort mad albanp
SO Gtutoett unb Der GobrpreiS bierfir
betrug 81.
Der Dampfi6ifspertebr bei9rdntte
fi9 tn Der Golge5ett auf rubise Jliiiie
un6 teiuere @een, lrlb e8 bauerte iiber
fieben Sabre, bis aud ber Gaft.Giner
bet Stem gorf uttb Der Gong 9Slanb.
Sunb uoil einen Datnpfboot befabren
tpur6eu. Dd8 6auptbinberniE bilbete
bier bic 8efdbrli1e Sttlle BET DELICATE,
beren @efa9r ia ieit0fm ourd Sprens
9ut9en bebeute1o %perringert iporben
1T, nrb itlr 9eiibte Seeleute nagten
fi9 bort 6ur1.
Jultcn baute nun eth tteueS Boot,
iueldes I'm Mdr3 1915 in etrpaS iiber
elf Stunben Die Sabrt mad Dtep Dapen
5uriidle9te. Mnf benz 6eimtpeg mar
fdlehteS @etter tnb gfebel, uub faft
ipdbrenb Der eat1sen Neiie befarn man
bas 9an6 ni9t ju @eii9t. Trosbem
poll5og itd bie Sabrt nit einer Cider,
bett, Del1e oas 8r6bte Nufieben erregte
unb ben 9eipaltisen Reipeft, ben man
DOE 9sllgate 9ebabt bate, bebeutero
n~errti1oerte.
Das Ileue Daupfboot, mad BEN Gr.
bauer fulton" bsnarnt, maB 1874 Dub
IN Der 2dnge unb 26 SUP In Der Breite;
lettie NIT Naotaite1 ~periebenen Shaus
feIraoer batterl ettten Dnrdmeller BON
anolf DuB; ots 9eritellun9sfoifen be-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-06
@rnmbetseutbnms : llebertrasumaeu.
q. 8. unb 8. .. MeGraden an 6,
Wi~in3enber9er, @runbthd on Npe. 6,
$500.
: Set sobreu lift ih an eiue,n 90,

Set Sabren lit i6 an einem Qes
berleiben unb batte ale 6pfnung aufs
gegeben, bon meinem 2eiben befreit al
iperben f6lieBIi6 gebrau6te i6 Gr.
4uguf a6nig's hamburger 5ropfen,
unb In fur5er 3eit mar i'd gebeilt. =
q, Sebn, @lapton, Mo.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-06
ge(n6 aus peat(@famo.

VIII galDes SAReHn SDurWQttfeu, nte
id 9amh uun 2tnte BET nns anieben
ipolen.
Ole 3abl Der 8ertreter oeuti1er
.3eitun9en uub 3eitldriften, melde
9esenmdrtie In Chicago meileu1, nm BEN
miBbesiertgen 8ubltfum bes alien Bater.
lanbeS iiber bic @unber Der vnetBen
Staot" gu bert9ten, lit cine siemli9 be,
trd6ttide uno anseiebene 0tamen finoen
mir unter ibnsn. Ss}n benz @ruppen,
bilbe, bas mir belte brinsen, 9eben mir
Die 8ortrdts bon jedien aus Der 3abl,
obne trserb uel9e abfidt ransli6er
unteri1eibung, nie iie eben Der Stift
oes 3eidners am beqnemften anorbnete.
Saul bon S5c3epunsfi 9es
BORT benz Reoaftionsitab bes ,Dabem"
uab Der MonatSbefte bon 8elbaser1
unb 9laling ali. @r lit nidt ,tur Elm
&ritifer bon unerbittliher 99drfe unb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-06
VINUM RUBIDUM PASTEURIENSF,
Sanit6tssWeiu.

nniere IN GIafden pa fteuri1rten
Gotbsneine. suel@e BON befonbersebIer
gattnng umb suten, SS~abrsane bisaur
Slafaenrsife i%orgfaIttaf gepfest
nnb unter Musidlub Der atmofpbariiden 2uft
IN Der Slaide bis al Der bon Patemr bots
geidriebenen Eemperatur tns unter aenauer
Befolsuns Der bon bemielben segebenen Bes
f~t'm'aungen bebanbelt finb, eisnen fit auber,
orbentlid sum @etrau9 fir Rrante unb Me.
conpaleseeaten unb BEL gpibemsen umb finb
tn neridiebe1en groteren SoSpitdIern, Rran.
tenbdufern, 2abaretben &c. beretts nit auteua
Srfolg einsefahrt. Riot senu8 t5aneu
ntr abtr bisie nor3lelt1en motL
gepFegten Wetne aud gum t6gft
den Sebrau& e%mpfebIem.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-06

u. GrorQil. I. &1hBIer.
M. Sanede. s.. Dlbeu..
gefuuoem Dunor, foubern er bat lid)
aud bereits alS Romanl6riftiteller
einer guten giamen genladt. Berth
nnb bas Qeben Der Nefbsbauptitaot
liefern tim meiit ben 0intersrunb uno
baS Matertal gum aufbau ieiner Gr-.
5dHlnnsen.
emit thinner ltebt eigentlif)
anBerbalb Der 3unit Der Sdreiber ;
oafir lit er ibneu aber Elm u1entbebrs
lider Jreunb. NlS 9pe5ialsethner Ser
,QeipSiser illuftrirten 3eitun9A bet er ii9
fhor ldrgft etnen Nautet1 gemudt, OBJ
mobl er erit "a Sabre 3dblt. Or lit ber
ein3ige Berufs5ei6ner. benz Gaiier
Srie6ri6 ;u elmer 9fi33e faB. 3immer
mar iieben Sabre ieines yebenS S1reiz
ter, ebe er fetn Talent auSbtloen
fonnte. Die Trefffiderbeit rnb Die
96nelpfeit, nit melder CT leine Bil-
Der auSfibrt, fiii6 betpurbernsmertb.
RuboIf Gronam lit 3nslei1
3ei9uer limb Sbriftitetler. @r Fat 70
3ietnlih bic Sailse @rbe bereiit nnb se-
bort feit Is Sabreu gu ben Mitarbeie
tern Der .@artenlaube.A sSn ben Ser.
Staatsn bielt e. ii1 bier Sabre bin.
burh auf uno mar feiner i3eit NIT benz
alien 9Snbtanerbduptting 9itting Bull
befreunbet. @ronau fdrieb peridiebene
Werfe iiber Mmerifa, ote er fdbif illm.
itrirte. Setn bebeutfnbftes, gum Sc
bd1tniB Der ~4Ooidbrisen Gntbedung
oiefes Sentiments gefdriebenes @erf:
.Nmerifn; bte @ei9ihte ieiner Gnts
bedu1g bon ben dlteiten 3eite1 biS sur
@e~genipart4 lit bereits ms 6rans6fide,
9paniide, Nuififde unb Dolldnbti1e
iiberiekt tuor6en unb aud cine lleber,
traslns ms Guslii9e lit beabii9tist.
Bon Der bentlhen NuSsabe iinb bierau,
lanbe alleir 10000 Grempiare nrtges
iett iporben. Grotaa ftebt I'm gleiden
alter nie S5c5epansfi Beioe ittb 1855
9eboren.
Or. Veopolb Gapbler lit Der
dlteite unierer @ruppe er adblt lest
65 Sabre. SIN beutfdsfrans0ffhen
9riee. ben er offs aorreiponSeat Ser
Berllaer .Noit" I'M beutIden Oaupt.
quarter oerfol9te, ipurOe er NIT @ene.
raj Sberiban unb Oberft Gorigtb be.
f%rennoet, 10 baB er bier3ulanbe ilande
freunoitaftlihen Be3iebnngen bat. ST
LIT aud oils Treunb unb l1sberfeter
T%urgenieffs befannt.
Mar Sanede uno 9ans 81.
ben fiitb bie 9iinsiten nnierer @ruppe.
Der Gritere, faunl 25 Sabre alt, hat
fid bereits ais polfspirtbIdaftli6er
Sdriftfteller befatnt geria1t; fem
8ater lit Der Gi9entbiinter beS .6ann0,
periiden 3onriers." Der 3peite, mel,
der fit uerfdiebene Bldttsr fdreibt,
unter anoeren fir bic vMasbeburser
3eitung,4 bot aud ais Dramatifer
einen Namen. Gein r@liidsftifter4
lou binnen aurjem in Chicago aufses
ftibrt iuerben. Gr lit 1859 In Sront.
furt aeboreu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-06
frG6ere D%ampf(6ifffa6rt.
Die eriten Sampfbuute In auneritas
niiden GemaKern.


@te be "GIeraHpmt" mao bic ..8aItom" aas'
fabea anS wie lie tefem-9te b5fem Rtt
saIen-gtufaB auf ben aaassestebr.
31ie beeinnenbe Saiion fir bic aabl,
3 reiden 8er9uiigungs. unb Ser
g febrsfabrten per Dampf auf ben
eroBen unb fleiuen Waierlduften bies
fes aanbes lit mobl ba5t atsetban, oaB
man itd etnual perge9entpartige, uie
es etgentlth tn ben eriten Ea9eu Der
Dampffdifffabrt b%ter3ulanbe barnm be-
felt mat.
Das erite Dampfboot in amerifos
niihen @eudfiern mar bte beriibmte.
po1t Fulton erbaute rGlermout, Delde
w6breub mebrerer Sabre, BON 1907 on,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
Excursions Galore.

Both the G.. X. & l.. and the c. & W.
NJ. are making Preparations TO take
care OF the great crowds OF Maccabees
that will attend the grand encampment
here. September l.. the @. K 4 l.. will
run three excursions 10 this city. one
from the north. one from the south and
one from Muskegon. Today the &. x
W. NJ. will run its annual excursion from
La Crosse TO Petoskey. and the g. r. Il
l., will run one from Richmond and in
termediate points. The passenger traf-
tic ON the local roads is increasing every
day. In spite Of the exodus from the
north, a largo number Of persons is
going there daily. The worlds fair
travel is the heaviest il has been this
year. and the railroad officials are grow
ing more encouraged.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

ni.shs On ta~;aess. All lacislsnfaiiy a.
~ sny here's Fsce tk4i naaF - going
Edsafi Ward a CooPesssiils i visit
tax his pareafs. M. snd Mrs.. oeorgs -
Wsrd n No. "a eeDnef street
Jo1ee Sameel EFefhaFt = Berlin wss
IA toxn yesterday visiting hls children
arr tbe.f Laa.lsss
ME aad 3lrs Gieczge De Hasen are
entert4l1inx Mr. and Ars. H. 4. fslck
II Phs.4sielpAl1.
Am A. q Peek q No. 81 Eissentk
street ieft today for : Two weeks Wait
n Chicago
y. " Huelstsr and wife returned
yesterday ffom = tso sepsss Walt "
Chicago
Miss Lola T. Douglass d Paw Paw Is
sissiinz Hiss Grave saith q jefferson
avoaae.
Alexander II Ferguson and George
Fergnsan hass gone 10 Santa be, New
Mexico.
Mrs Z. =. Edscomb has Just returned
from a two weeks business trip N the
esst
Il. G. Etchison and r. J. Klingmari
AIN ttM t4tENttt a. A@tA-4< -rr<-,-a @--~-----
Charles ". Black and w. $ boyns
went q Chicago last night.
Mrs James Carlton Of Chicago Is Wis
ifiug friends here.
j. j. sheridan has returned from
Highland park.
Miss y. A. Sanderson has returned
from cara1la-
Bishop Gillespie has returned FROM
Cbarletoix.
J.w. DO Lind left last night for In.
dianapolis
James Wander Sluis left for Chicago
last Night
James G. MacBride went to Chicago
yesterday.
J.H.P Hughart left last night FOR
Chicago.
George Long and +. G. Bush are in
Chicago.
Fredw. Stevens vent to Petoskey last
night
r. j. Orion left Tor Chicago yesterday.
III. j. Ringold Is in Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31
FIRST IN THE FIELD
Fifth Mad Populsts Nousnsss
a Wou4n
TO SUPPORT TIER PRINCIPLES
A. = sE~n,l..r ~ "a fsoarsi az flisea-
tlaa--L a. s4t-bary Nominated
school f.iecfisa Notes.


The reep.ss paTtF q the hffh ward
keLf Caucus IA DiamDnd hill l.et
$50 f.r fhs parpa.a a no..inatinr /.
-. 'l,.s.... ~ s.l..,i ,....f.. a.. -,
80 .,l....s..,s - -
- - -'.'..''.'-. '''.s 49,
t.<'iA - 7te'<- s1a'fa '%n AL 1879
hotiesaa ~ss ehosea secretary. James
y Arnrlsts. john hoston an1 afdiian
NteziS we're a1o1inted a eomnlttea crl
r,salotions. AL the4 satmlfird ne 20
l,elaa. nhich ss.s unanimously a.iortesl
Whereas. - dsena il adsisahlo 70
naks TIE selonl trustees directly re-.
sponail.lo % political srxani1afion. 80
that the slemansls Il such organisation
shall ks fneis guide and 40
Whereas. he sleclian Il school tins
tees IN ne past. after a self nominatien
~ : e.1f,1.n. s.l,s.n..fsou has Iii the
sresissa fres - esesclss their inslisidual
i1s.Ixuents. r,fhaut f~farsaco O. the
alshos snfl nscs.s Il = great majority u
fhsir constituents. Iharelore.
f.esalvea. that "a place ia nomination
tonight a cifizen II the nfth ward y Ao
l. 4 pronounced a.lgocafeos The demanie
az ofxan lzed labor and Sho uiil never
vote iof any text book iob ~ other meas.
ure y a. expeaslxe and unnecessary
nature % ornress the poor and working
class.
The name a. Mrs Mary T. Bryant was
The only one presented and she vas
dominated without opposition Ms.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

A tend tournament open toesei band
In the slate will be held here on Tues.
daY, September IL, on the day 81 the
great camp review 81 Aaccabes =. The
bands will DO Interpreted ia the mon.
ster street parade aud TIN excellence 81
tho music viii DO determined by the
judges as the procession passes Campau
square. The prizes Tered are sl0o. ssJ
aud $50 In cash. II has been errone-
ousiy InaouLced Heretofore that this
tournament would be held on Weakness
day al the Kent county fair grounds at
the time Of the great Maecabee turnout
az the fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-31

Harvey Hollis and Frank Watts we're
arrested ~ bendoa. Michigan. yesterday
10 rslaiing liquor without paying the
United States tax. BY Deputy Marshal
Er1Usfor. They we're examined before
Commissioner Roberts aud were held
Tor trial
The Columbian social club gave the
seventh u its series u hops at the North
raik pavilion last night Fiftythrce
couples we're IN attendance and the
party was one q the faost enjoyable Of
the scFica
Gentlemen shonld not tail 70 attend
The auction sale ~ baggies. Surveys,
carts. r0ad wagons. etc. az ". &. Den
rison's. No - South Division street.
next "Wednesday. |. K Wilson. auc-
fioneer.
The candislate Tor great record keeper
~ fae L. - T. II. Mira Carrie Gilbert.
Jeff for Detroit yesterday 10 aktend tho
entertainment this afternoon and even
iax given by TIE Lady Aaccabees ofthat
city.
II was expected that Hauler. Hayden
4 Oven would begin work on the wo-
miaas annex o. the bold ers home last
Nond8y. hut the start ~4s delayed. and
they expect % begin tomorrow.
if you are making a change IN your
taak account take your deposat 10 the
State Bank a Michigan lt has the
largest capital - any savings Institution
a. tie state outside ~ Detroit
Michael Hehncr n No. ia First
street Vas arrested last evening and
l0cked IN jail - await trial On a charge
* assallt and battery committed upon
his sfe
TIE Charity society has a good cook
cas- ~ Nerk ana any uutnter u men
vho Vii sake iots laying s,d of plant.
ing trees er s1y other kiudof work they
csn EoG
one week from Monday school begins
AMI he school children uho have been
IN ine cneotrg az fle reach or ~ the
per.i FAR ar docking home fapl iiy.
a nex srnate - the F.s=enic or,ser is
teine instituted or th- wet SIDE The
htaAfusrters ela ~ in ots u tac halls
oe West hs.a1e street
The aiies - tie south corgrega
t.naai caafca Vii heit 8 socla at the
Residence p Fred Naccy % Terrace
avenue ien.Eht
sister I.s.la q S. Johns Orphan
asyium has been transferred - Bay
City Sister Issenc.a sill So - Nt
Pleasant
~ mrre = the large $1,000 bonds
~-rr sold yesterday. bus there were in
quifics or bonfls ~ smaller ienomina.
toua
tfth vari VOTERS vii bold meeting
81 geftefs Aaii on riain6elt avenue %.
nxtt 81 di-cues fhe elmirg election.
Thr tso'ilsn Seal Fieasurs club sill
Effe fts second ~acial party % North
fark ravhsn fnnizht
Tn eltF hsii wiih the rity offciai,
eof emrcyee eas photographer yester
dav ufrnnt
fyteasif- improvements are be1ng
made en the -es.lenc. - I J - hrien.
Bern - ST. sai Ms Frank Shoe.
uaker NJ 81 niflsian street.. son.
Tie Lake street sever "a comp ieted
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rr,s,l 20 kldnap nls chlIdren.

No. Is Webster street aud the imme-
diate vicinity was very much excited
Tuesday afternoon over an attempted
kidnapping escapade. Mrs Mckay runs
a boarding. house az No. rs Webster
street. having separated from her hus-
band. The courts have given Mrs. Me
Fay custody q the two children, a girl
OF ID and boz Of ) years. MIR. Mcfay
has made threats that he would steal
the children. and Tuesday he made an
unsuccessful attempt. He was seen
hanging about the house and Deputy
Sheriff Gilden Was sent 10 watch him.
III was not found necessary 10 make an
arrest. a. the children were secreted
where be could not find them. McFay
lives in Lake View.