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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21
SISTER OF lay GOULD.

Mrs. A. NJ. Hough, of Los Angeles,
. sister OF the late Jay Gould, and wife
Of retired methodist minister, il re-
ported as saying that .he has no idea
that her brothers will will be contested
by any of his relatives. The San Fran
cisco Bulletin Gays that she was reluc-
tant to talk about tie matter and
gives this description Of the woman:
"Mrs. Hough is of small stature, rath-
er spare, has sharp features, olive
colored skin and cold, piercing eyes.
Her hair is black but is slightly tinged
with gray. She was plainly though
neatly dressed. She and her husband
are well liked by the community.
They are very unosteniatious ard have
led quiet, simple, good lives, charitabl
IN their humble way. Owing to fail
ing health Mr.. Hough retired from act
i've service III the church. The SIS, 900,
with $4,000 yearly, willed her by Jay
Gould, will be grest benefit to them"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

club IN connection with the South Lon
don Polytechnic Miss Helen einitn,
b. A., the lady superintendent, main-
tsins thai tue game % better for xiris
than tsnnis. beng much more ednes-
tional. "A large nuu Der play together
and they have 10 he well disciplined 50
~ 10 work Ia harmony"
The one poem moot often translated
into every language in the civilized
and uncsyilized world Mas written by
. woman-'sThe Ode To Aphrodlte, -
by ssppho. hhakespesfe's works nave
borne the test of but tire. ssppho's
nave stood through twenty-five Gen.
turies.
Among the thirty-four students who
were successful AZ the examination for
the medical and surgical degree ~ the
Bombay University Ihis year were two
young women, Miss Manak Turkhud
aud Ban Maneckbai. the Younger
daughter Of Dadabdnsid Naofoji, Nj. +,
tbs queens favoriie author - slr
Waiter Scott. OF modern writers, hel
majesty 10 most fond of William
Blacks novels, and IL 10 said che reads
everything written by Walter Bessnt.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21
IN A soLDIER,s GRAVE

Among the soldiers graves in Airing
ton cemetery . new mound has been
made with . woman's name on the
slab at the head. The woman who
sleeps beneath was buried like a war
rior, with the siars aud stripes for 4
winding sheet. At the battle OF Fort
Donelson, when the regiment under
Captain Cutler were fighting without
their coiors,t the captains wife suddenly
rushed through the smoke with the
nag In one hand and q sword IN the
other. AS the rain of lead thlckened,
and che was ordered TO retire to a
transport on the river, she raised the
stars and stripes again and remained
Ia the pilot house In defiance of the
captains orders. Since the war Mrs.
Cutter has devoted her life to the care
OF veterans and their families.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

When congress steps outside "a legi-
innate sphere 30 provids . code OF
morals - be observed by the people. il
usorps an unrsrrsntshls suthority
ard violates the letter OF the ccns;itu-
ton. Ia votns q. soe. 0eo 70 the worlds
far, "a q string attached, making the
eist conditional upon tas eiosing Of the
far gates on sunday, the congress at
tempted 10 prescribe code ot norsis.
such . eona ten = repagnsui - the
.r,rit az that article II toe constitution
wh,ch proviass ter the iadividpdh a
perpetual and unbranded frce'ton o.
wos.hir. had the condition extended
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21
ITEMS ABOUT WOMEN.

When tho late Werner Won slemens.
the great German electrician, received
notice that ne had been raised by En-
peror Frederick 70 the ranks OF the
hereditary nobility he turned TO Nine.
Won Siemcns, who wac sitting III the
room, and SAID: "Dear wife. now 90 II
once to Lepke (ths Berlin dealer in
paintings) and buy ancestors" He
cared little for the nobiliary particle
before his name.
When Mr. Hayes was president he
was travelling in the west and there met
Al English touring party At the home
of ranchman. A pretty little quad
ruped came into q room where the
president and al English lady were,
and both began stroking it. "This 10
pretty goat" said the lady. "My end
10 antelope. madam" answered Mr..
Hayes quietly.
Mrs. Maud Howe Elliott is now to be.
come lecturer a. we'll IS writer. She
has given some pArlor talks in . mod
est way lately, and her success in thai
direction encourages her TO address the
public from the platform. The saliva
uon army in England Will form one OF
her topics.
The German emperor's Christina,
present to little Wilhelm,ne, the child
queen of Holland, consisted OF large
number of b xes containing lead sol.
diers representing all the regiments IN
the German army.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick w. Wander
bilt, with q small party of friends. val
| sail from New York about the last oil
Eshruarv for n crt,laa tn the Weat In.
dies i'll the steam yacht Conquarer.
Florence Howe Hall, who has beer
elected president of the New Jersey
| Woman Suffrage association, is 8
daughter of Julia Ward Howe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21
rPIpEMIc ECONOMY

Only q few days ago the democrat
papers were loud IN their praise of
Warden Davis economical manage
ment OF the Jackson PRISON. Now an
epidemic OF typhoid fever has broken
cut among the prisoners aud the prison
physicisn has been unable TO locate
the cause OF IL 10 - possible thatIf he
would turn his attention 10 the closets
and sewers Of the institution he would
be rewarded by the discovery of the
sources OF the disease. Typhoid fever
germs lurk IN noiSome cesspools and
sewer-trsps. They ind congenisl
quarters in damp rooms. iil-ventilsted
halls and eismmy places. IL IL pos
sbIe that during the reign of economy
ss the prison TIE use of disiafectsnts,
the frequent chsogs OF bedding, the
compulsory bath, tns scrub-brOom and
whitewssh brush have been neglected
that the convicts might put in all their
time IN the shops To make a showing
for economy" During the term of
Warden Hatch the sanitary condition
of the prison was placed on high
plane and Kept there by rigid dis
eipl,ne- IL cost something To keep the
place clean and wholesome: but ne d id
net stop a. eost vnen the end Ia view
was 70 preserve the health Of the un-
fortunats inmates lis not uuchsrit-
sble TO presume that Warden Davis'
ECONOMY" ignored those safeguards
10 life IN prison. ANYHOW the fever i,
epidemic shers nov and ths prisoners
are dying ons after another.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

There arc no valid objections 10 the
broad principles OF fairness incorpor-
ated in the Miner law. IL - mani
testify Intended TO make the election
of president depend more closely on
tina popular will. The two highest
courts 10 the and, both of them hsv-
ing a majority OF republican judges,
have each unanimously agreed that
thu ;aw = within constitutional lmita-
ton. Tue real and vital objection TO
il . that 6 destroys the strength and
dignity OF Michigan IN the electoral
college. Instead OF meeting therein
the solid electoral delegations of the
several states. Michigan is divided into
fourteen districts-ilttie statss-each
en- led TO one eiector with whom the
vote OF tea state Is divided into frag-
ments and csst by piecemesl. Michi-
gar a \ state has no voice with her SIS
ter states, but Is forced q east her four
teen votes axe orphans N distress.
tn Las was conceived aud passed II a
spirl- OF bitter partlsanism 20 obtain by
strategy a few ' tea for a democrat
president. IL - rght that i snould be
repealed By = ike partisan vote. To
attempt TO justify rs repeal on any
other ground is 10 weaken toe proyoca-
ton. Itisa democrat law 20 be killed by
republican votes-aOt because the law
Is wrong IN principle, but because 10 IL
unjust and outrageous IN effect.
When congress shall submit a coustl-
tutional amendment or other enabling
remedy to make the law general In all
the states both democrats and repubh-
cans will advocate ia establishment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21
SUIT BY oARIBALDps DAUGHTER.

The romantic island of Caprera, for
which, according to common report.
Garibaldi paid less than $1,000, WAS
sold to the Italian government, which
wanted it for fertilization purposes, for
100000 Among the heirs was the
generals daughter, Theresi.a, in whose
behalf her husband, General Canzio.
signed the deed of sale. Theresita
now claims that she did not authorize
General Canzio to deed away nor
rights, and that as her own signature
was not affixed t. the deed the sale is
void. She has brought suit against the
government and the case will be tried
In the supreme court of Sardinia. The
governm ant will claim that as under
Italian law the fortune of the wife
goes to the husband in the absence Of
any proviso in the marriage contract
to the contrary, the governments title
is perfect. The case is attracting great
interest throughout Italy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA IN PARIS.

Partisan ladies' are growing terribly
greedy, SO ssy their critics, thanks to
the perniclous introduction OF the Brit
zen O'Clock tea. Formerly afternoon
calls were made for social purposes
alone. Now, directly guests appear,
the hostess brings forward regular
course OF dainties-sandwiche ap.
petsz'ng cake aud tsrts of every kind.
oesidss ilqueurs to wash down the tea.
Not only d. the ladies spoli their d.
gestlons, but they enjoy themselves at
heavy expens. TO bostesses. besides
running many of the smaller confsc-
TONERS shops, whore formerly they
wo.ld 20 IN and buy cake when out
waking or driving.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

Today's illustration shows princess
evening gown % salmon PINK sam
and pale tlus velvet, over winch
hangs AZ entirely loose robe II eeru
lace. which is edged At the foot and
ar und the neck and sleeves wita =
narrow band OF velvet and gold braid.
The shors-wAlstsd effect 81 the iooss
overdress 10 produced by gathering IL
upon . band OF The velvet. Bat there
are more Ways than one II attaining
the short-wAisted effect. | saw glri
last evening whose .urpllcs bodice Was
beited IN by close fitting velvet belt.
| mean that 1t apparently WAS. ms
belt extended from under the arms TO
we'll over tho hips. The skirt mas
made princess on this. IL came up on
the sdes almost to the top cage OF the
belt, and then scalloped away 10 .
point low down in front. Tue irrsgn-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

FoR nsarly a week the board Of su-
pervisors has been haggling over fees
and salaries. entirely unmInd full the
fact that its daily expense bill is car
risd right along without let or him
ORANGE. 1t seems out of all proportion
that the county should pay Silt . day
to lsglslsts for a $500 clerk and cad /.
iourn tll tomorrow"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

THERE is some romance left in the
world after all-even in Connecticut.
A New London couple wero prevented
from eloping by the interference OF q
Newfoundland dog, and the brides
irate father danced a can-can over the
would-be groom's overcoat. Then he
relentsd and insisted that tho couple
should De married Immediately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

Ma. wHrrE must feel swfully lone
some. There isu't man to say q good
word for ais stockbridxs county bill.
Everybody says 4 would have been all
right tventy years ago. Great Scott /.
AT. twenty years behind the bmesg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

caARLEs A. DAsA has been con-
sistent ia one thing At least HIS
mahgn attacks upon Rutherford D.
Hayes continued until alter the ak
president was IN Ms grave
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

lar edge of the top OF the skirt was fin
ished Oft by handsome needle work in
a vine pattern. The belt was deep
emerald green velvet. the rest the
palest yellow crepe. ihe embroidery
flashed WITH amber and emerald bead.
ing. and the same sort of work finished
the edge of the crepe where, at the
bottom OF the skirt, II set irregularly
over y band Of emerald velvet. The
velvet made the lower edge OF the
skirt. The girl was corn floss blonde,
with very blue eyes. If anything will
hrlng out blue eyes il Is emerald green,
and II anything will give to corn floss
hair It's full value it 10 pale yellow. AS
you may fancy, the glrl was lovely.
Like the girl of the picture, it would
have been pity to have hidden her
tiny, round waist by any but . much
modified "shOrt waist" effect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

THERE is no good reason why tie
legislature should refuse TO submit the
question Of increased pay by way of
constitutional amendment to the peo-
pie. The people will take care of both
the politics and business of the ques-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

ASorHER American heiress has mar
RED foreign nobleman. the Sioux
Falls divorce colony may expect
another titled addition soon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

J. R1Ev Dawson esp;tuiated iuss
"a the enemy prepared 10 receive ann
Al the point. or bulb, of . policemsns
club. }. Riley vail NOS 80 down into
history with tae proud record Of hsv.
inx wen against exeeutivs odds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

AFTER an Indiana woman had buried
the supposed body of her husband,
who Was killed in railway wreck out
IN Texas, he had the nerve to return
home aud kick about the $3.50 she had
paid out IN funeral expenses Tor snoth-
or fellow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

By the report of the senate commit
tee Senator Mugford, whose seat was
contested by A. o. Wheeler of Mans
tee, Is declared elected. If Mr.. Mug
ford was legally elected il Is but just
that be should be seated. In the de-
feat of Mr.. Wheeler the senate is de-
prived of the services of . valuable
man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

n = not BAD slga when the police
department. Of = city Of 10000 popals-
{ hss no oecssloa % make al arrest
Tor ferry eight consecutive hours
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

Grand Rapids Is model for mefAis'y
aad good 6enaysor..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-21

WAsarseroS. Jan. 20.-For Lowe
Nienigan-snowi winds shifting AM
becoming variable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Probate Court.



Estate Of Gerritt stsal, minor; dis
charge OF guardian issued. Estate OF
JOSIAH Il. Iustin, deceased; orcer as
signing February 20 for hearing admin
lssrstors hnal account. Estate of Anna
Rhodes, deceased; order assigning Feb
ruary IL for hearing petition 10 sell
real estate for distribution. Estate of
Ransom Rolf. deceased; administratrix's
tirst annual account filed. Estate Of
Anna W. Carpenter, deceased; order
for payment OF debts. Estate of An
drew Vierheilig, deceased; discharge Of
executor ISSUED. Estate Of John Egsn
ct al, minors; letters of guardianship
issued to Ellen Egan; appraisers war
rant issued to Joseph Raymond and
Albert McColloce. Estate Of John
Lack ct al, minors; letters of guardi.
anship issued to Albert Dansker. Es-
tate Of J. b. Hogadone, deceased: or
der assigning February 20 for hearing
executors sixth annual account. Es-
tate OF j. 4. Fox, deceased; order as
signing February 20 for hearing petit
tion for determination of here. Estate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

~ Jsnes ". Reed. deceased: order
se..lns , ee.ezTy "a Ter hcar.rx pei.
t:oa Ter appointment Of executor.
Ia the mstlrr of Lixrie Sleman. M.
tr.s,sd cai.d; order Committing 20
stat~ .<hooi At Coidwatsr. Inthe mat
ter Of Nary >leman. ilLtreated child !;
order committing 10 supersa,enc ents
OF poor. Ia the matter Of Carras
oDonnsil. order admitting TO asylum
~ kalamazoo. Ia the matter Of
q xays Eva Bacon; order confirming
xdoni.oa and Change Of name 10
GLADYS Eve Warren. Estate OF Laayiss
ID. Asersi!. minor. guardians fret an
nu.l account Med Eststs Of SPIKE
Dyksts. deceased, discharge Of admin
isirator issusd. Estate of Francs u.
Gilbert. et al minor: order assigning
February FL for hearing petition of
George Wsddeli for specific perform
anc@ Of land contract Estats OF
Michael Welsh, deceased: order fixing
July Is for hearing caimr. EsAte Of
Abish Angill. deceased: order closing
estate against claims. Estate OF Pat
rex Kcane, deeeased; order confirm
ing report Of sale estate; order asa2u.
ING February "a for examining execu-
tors final account. Estate of VI.
Louise Bennett, minor; order allowing
guardians hnal account; discharge OF
guardisn issued. Estate OF Albert c.
Parker. deceased, discharge Of admin
lstrator issued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

stella Hathaway, = gsrl who has
gwen the police . great deal OF trouble.
Was sentenced tp the Industrial home
tor girls by Judge Haggrry. The
county agent recommended this
course. Sue - IL years old and will
have 10 remain there until II. The
charge against her MAS larceny.
The case Of assault and battery
brought against Harmon Cowans by
r. L. LsCle4r I'd police court WAS Ad-
lourned again yesterday until Jsnu-
ary 30.
George Brigham has begun suis
against w. q. Williams in the circuit
court 10 recover S5f2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

ave xssp vent over tAs tody AID TIE
ei-1 h<c eeme.
P4el Maria and VI. A. Hzsens stood
STA tears "a tnsiT sses sni watched
llf~ ebb ffoa the body OF tneir Trend.
kilograms wsre Immediately seat.
a0I.fYln< lns fatgner aud SISTERS 81 The
ssd affair. su1 Is : probable that they
so Come inmedikleiy.
James 49, g Year, old and sas the
roa II sieorZe James. . prominent Anc
wesilhy hardware Dercnznl OF Md
laai. James. er.. died few years
ago. leaving properly valued Al Aeout
s75. ~ Deceased had bsen educated
n kenyon college, Ohio. the aln8a
mater ~ Garfield. aud had travelled
ali ever tie eonnsFy. lis lie asi bern
. fast one aod lie Dad spels mCen
money.
nis Marriage Relations.
About four years ago James Vas
married 20 dAngnts- o. Heary Iebo.
superintendent OF the Tiuabswsssse
boom company. aud tney had one
child. daughter NON THEE years old.
A snort tine ago Mrs. James secured .
dsvuFce on the grounds OF non-support.
ard 10 now crsssmaking IN Marshall or
EAion Rapids.
In James pocket Was found. among
other knlc-knscs. = small book which
contained, under date OF January 20.
the following: ~. istesd and I. sit
ting or lounge. Am gong TO Grand
Rapids tomorrow. She don't waat me
t. 20, aud | don't want TO. but Il Is .
case 81 compulslen- Have got slo2 -
IN fny sock"
James friends state that be did not
seem desfondenI They had showed
him around the city. Wasting the county
building. The city hail aud police court.
When IN the latter plaee ne remarked,
well, boys. I'll never be here"
a Respected Family.
Hls mother - highly respected At her
home and - . leader IN church and
charity circles. Marin stated yester.
day that 10 Was probable that on ac-
count of his fast hfe she had
cut of The supply # each and
James had grown dsspondent James
told Ravens yesterday m rning thathe
hsd again married aud when asked to
whom replied that Il was 40 one whom
Hsvens knew. Later lac denied To
Marin that be had married again and
said he VAS only making good play"
TO Havens
The coroner will take no action IN
the matter until Mrs. James arrives.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

George wsdaeii nlsd petition IN the
probate court yesterday. AK ing that /.
ID Gil1ett aud John :. Iasrence.
guardians OF Ffabcfs =. Gilbert. hos-
ell Gilbert anu Natalie Gilbert. minors.
be ordered 0liulnli a land contract
made between the petit ner and Will
lamb. Gilbert. Tie father OF the chill
dren. before MS death. Tie property
. worth about 1900 and 10 located on
the Gilbert adtltioa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Columbia Wells.

The ladies will be interested % know
that the new Columbia veilings, the
"Evlque. "Eminence" and "Prelate, !"
have Just been received IN shades of
purple by Corr, Knott 4 Co., who are
leaders in the veiling business. These
will be the proper thing for sprlng, and
the ladies should make their selections
at once IN order 10 secure the most de-
slrabIe patterns.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
sHOr IN THE HEAD
George James. a Stranger in
the City.
xEtTs an AWFUL DEATH
Oh Of wars .ss Dsspona-ss. Hs ssa
sclsss TAsspgh ia ar.ln-Eas
Of Fast LIE.

George J1nsss, young maa from
Midland. snos himself Ia ne head. "A
the rear room q W. A. Engl.sn's ga
leon On eaaai street.. a. ala yesterday
Afternooa.
Jaa,es arrived "a town Friday alxht
Win snail sun n mon~y. snd-amaie-
clate!y begsa 10 .oo< for ~. A. Hkyeas
aad Paul Marin. Jf.. <ssn snom DC
vas acquainted. Al Eng. .sh's saloon
40 met uavsns. MO took aim TO has
hsms aud keps nsm over night. telling
hsm that as long As ne sas cut Of work
he vas welcome - . home with han.
Marin also promised 10 lake care OF
nm, and see tnSt he wanted nothing.
Yesterday m0rnlEZ James aud IA
seI-s came down TOM aad mel Marin.
and . getheF they began 10 seek en-
picymrEt for James. sno seemed very
A1x,ocs - secure work. and Ma not
particular what st VAS lie mentioned
working on the street ear line, and 10
Wss the sntents0n Of MS friends 10 make
a. appl.tat GA Tor = po-lti0n for him.
Abo1t : o cock Marin left J snses
sn1 Hayens. and they entered Eng.
i<n'- saloon.
who I. gong 10 buy the beers'
asked Jsmss. Il WILL" responded
hAvens-
WAiksd 10 His DEATH
James then excused himself for q
moment and stepped into the Tack
TOom IA instant lzter.a sharp report
CT a revolver vas heard, and he
friends FASTENED 10 tie rear OF the
.1i.,ffn.
There they found James lying on his
hsck. as hair uathcd IN the blood tast
vas h1~.ng freely from . ghAstly
wound IA MS head. Near by lay .
smoking thirty.two cal.bre revolver
w ca tod the tale. Ine bullet had
passed completely through the head
having entered the right EIDE and came
oat Just over nls lefi ear.
Dr Brad.sa aud the ambulance were
ca Ell hut ucts outstanding that the man
al breataed ne Was taken To O'Brien's
Undertaking rooms, wnere be cled
cue eour AID seventeen minutes later.
tie I'D not recover consciousness and
tee labored gs-ps 81 breath, coming
farther ana farther apart. were the
only sgns OF life. At 1857 q convul-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Police court.


Frank Stevens. drunk: paid $685..
J. III. stokes. drunk; committed thirty
days. Nike Mcclellan. drunk; paid
$ss5; Harmon Cowan. assault and bat
terry; sdjournsd January 80. Stella
Hathaway, larceny. sentenced To In
dustraI home uli II years did. Cor
MENUS Bricn aud Augusta Schersma,
truancy; sentence suspended. John
Mars,rom and Sidney Pu.dy, larceny;
senfence suepended.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

stress vss arrested iass night on
warrant ssc-n oat ty A. ~. Mars.
ehafg.Es ChaPusa with cispcs.nx Of
ssfns xoods sod % bin ca the lnss4ll-
ment plan Goods sold IN ths manner
after beng delivered 10 TIE purchaser
are the property OF the merchant NATL
the last payment i made Af. Chap
man gave bali aad ~isl have . heAflDg
II ponce court touiorfox.