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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Capt. Georgo l.. Chambers. who
steered the cruiser New York through
the Delaware bay. il an old Delaware
river pilot. IVA whom the Cramps have
great confidence. lie steers all Of their
new ships on their maiden trips.
K e. Alexander. treasurer Of the New
York Mail and Express Publishing com
pany. Is IL assume direction ~ the
paper. and will conduct il IN the inter
ests Of the late Colonel Shepard's minor
son
The citizens " Boxboro. the smallest
town IN MiJdlesex county. Massachu
seits, are going tn erect monument To
their first pastor. Joseph Willard. who
was graduated from Harvard III l106
One II the youngest iieutenants in the
army Is Will Wallace. son of the late
postmaster at indianapolis General
harrisons hrst Law partner) and u
nephew Of Gen. Lew Wallace.
Zanzihar's new sultan the fourth in
five ycars-Iiamed Bin Thevain. is. with
one exception. the sole survivor of the
fifty brothers and sisters Of his grand.
father.
The Rev. DR.. II. NJ Wharton. pastor
OF the Brantly baptist church IL Balti-
more. is 10 assist Dwight J.. Moody ut
the Chicago meetings this summer.
Judge X. Il. Nelson IL the United
States district court az Minnesota Is the
only man on the district bench APP
pointed before the civil war.
Mgr. Satolli will consccrate a church
at Camden. New Jeney. May -. on
which occasion Archbishop Ryan and
Bishop keane will preach.
Theodore Wachtel. the famous Ger
man tenor. began his career AS cab
driver. He lis now 20.
Assistant Postmaster General Max
well was devoted fireman in his
younger days.
Senator White Of California is in favor
Of electing United States senators by
popular vote.
Augustus st. Gaudcns has been Sc
lected 10 design and execute the bronze
statue Of the late. Bishop Phillips
Brooks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
COMMISSIONER uOCHREN

President Cleveland surprised both
The politicians and pensioners in making
choics q SUCCESSOR ~ Pension Com
missioner Rsun. judge William Loeb
Ten II Minnesota. the lecxy nan. IL an
unknown outside h,s own state. Per
tsps this Tact bore a. heavily "a his
favor with the president A. the fact q
bis having been brave ~ol'iier.
H~ w'll 70 INTO the pension bureau
pl-ig~d IN institute snd prosecute the
r~torrls mapped out by the admiuissra.
tn. Those reforms are so sweeping IN
character apprehension - felt lest
creator injury than g'-cd vii follow their
application
These tears viii IN measure 10
silaYed ~ knowledge = TIRE high char
as,er 1T ths Bex ccmn issioncr lilo
ser,.i in the war with distinguish ed
cr-,li. n himself in the First Minnesota
regiment His regirnent made tho
charge TAT checked Pitket at Getty.
burg Only f,vty men n thu regi nens
came 0ut n the charge sfiTe. JHige
Io-.hren vent N lieutenant ssd came
out =, Command q his ,b1mpanY
y civil sfe be hss b~et regarded - ar
a. arist sr,i upright citizen. In 1854
n - appointed ~ a repuhlicsr gov
sr T. = iaig-shir on ths circuit
; b. and at the expiration a his az.
YsshfMeut vss twice ~ eis~ted % tho
sarse eIsce without opposition. lie hzs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
STATE NEWS IN 8RiEG

The Christian E.ndcavor closed its
convention mt Benton Harbor Thursday
night. One az the statements made Was
to the effect that Chicago has GO.OO0
persons who had never heard ~ Christ.
The next convention will bc held at DE
troit. The following officers were elected:
&. l.. Stevens. fpsilanti. president; Miss
Stella Wood. Muskegon. vice president;
Frank Kennedy. Detroit. secretary;
Jessie Dickerman. Benton Harbor. treas
nrer. Directors. the Rev. John jackson.
Grand Rapids; the Rev. &. II. Besls.
Lansing.
\. w. Wright 81 Saginaw has trans
ferrcd bis stock in the Alma sanitarium.
tho Wright housc and the principal
block Mt Alma TO his daughter. Mrs. J.
II. Lancashire. 81 this city DIR. and
Mrs. Lancashire will take up their resi-
dencc Mt Alma May 1. when the doctor
will assume full management 20 the
sanItarium. II Is a priDccly gift. and
put IN hard cash equals a cool sloo.Dn.
The report 81 State Inspector Hill
shows the amount 81 salt inspected
during the month - March: Saginaw
county. 4s,HN barrels: Bay county. b.
9l9 barrels. Mascn county. 2o.sSo bar
rels, NanIstce county. i-.sfs barrels
Mi1land county. 800 barrels. total.
l2s.05 barrels.
Thursday night thunder holt me
andered into the kalamazoo house ~
the Celery City, put cot the electric
lights and shivered the marble hopr of
the office. The guests will recover.
James Rrovneli - 81 Charles went
out shooting ducks. tie changed bis
sest in the boat and ia some Nsy his
gun vas discharged. the load entering
his hip. Browneil del in an hour.
Adrian is disgusieri at the number -
ircendIasy fires and the question - GO
ing. Where were the police Rsmesis
II asked tn. same question AMI never
received satisfsciory reply
Mayor Cow read The riot act ~ Ms
kegoa aldermen Thursday night. tie
SAID their salary was slGl. and no ~
trss" would 20.
broken brake ham wrecked &. a
" " train at Nuskegon yesterday
and Partially wrecked TIE Amy stree
bridge.
The state plumbers y~rfectssl their
organization ~ Jzckson yesterday and
AL sosrnei. The officers slectssi are a.
follows President. Josesh Mesths. DE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
RAMS HORN PHILOSOPHY.

Had the woman who gave the two
mites been trying to see how many tick
cts she could sell for a concert in the
temple to help repair the root il may be
that she would not have attracted the
Lords attention.
Much trouble il caused because We
forget that many men do not have the
same kind OF Religion in horse trade
that they have in church.
There in a great difference between
getting a bunch Of grapes now and then
and owning farm in the promised land.
II all public prayers were heard and
answered angels would soon want TO
como down aud live among US
He who takes unto himself a wealthy
bride is not ND likely to get fortune in
her as with her.
We sometimes think We need more
grace when all we need is more rest.
There is nothing easier to believe than
pleasing lie about ourselves.
The strongest man in the world 10 tho
one who can best control himself.
The man who worships a golden cali
is burning incense ~ himself.
Fear to die until you have done some
good that will always live.
The gospel is not blessing TO the sin
ner until ne believes it.
II there il good in us il will be sure to
inspire good IN others.
One finds just as much Of tho Lord -
he loses of himself.
Mark this: You don't have TO be dis
agreeable to be good.
Eternity will make the good better
and the bad worse.
Long faces and long ears are usually
Close ncighbors.
The heart that has not suffered has
not loved.
To have little faith means 10 have
little god.
All Jaw and no wool makes q poor
sheep.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

James s. Eckles Of Illinois. whom Mr..
Cleveland has nominated IN be comp
troller Of the currency. Is utterly lack
ing in the exps rience and technical
knowledge imperatively needed in tie
incumbent of this important position.
Eckles has one supreme qualification
however. He has been an energetic
friend and supporter of Grover Clevc-
land. To the victors belong the spoils.
Port Huron Times.
1t is a matter 81 general felicitation
that Judge Cooley has eo far recovered
his physical strength "a Ia toe able tn en
dure the fatigue 81 lengthy argument
before the supreme court. He has the
same vigor ~ thought and force 81 ct
preston az 81 old Detroit Free Press.
President Cleveland's cradle 10 civil
liberty" seems Ia he rocking "A, a mighty
odd angle these days. Beginning July
|. tho sovereign state II South Carolina
Law which insures u monopoly tn the
commonwealth.-Detroit Tribune.
Orthodoxy and a swallow tail coat
don't appear Ia so together in the pull
pit The Rev. Robert O. =. McNeille.
who recently undertook 10 preach Ia -
fiock IN congregational church AZ
bridgeport. Conn, wearing a dr~se suit.
il cut IL job.-Adrian Times.
Detroit has rare curiosity on eyhibi
tim this week. Ii j. Kentucky colorel
sho ~ lecturing against whisky. But
tfen there were one or two atolitionists
even IN Kentucky. lite a great state
Detroit Journal
The editorials that wen" in tho Chi
caso municipal election have not yet
been iseued IN pamphlet form. ka a
n sEoo Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

tsoit. vice president. X ]. wirtx- Jack
son. secretary. T.. 4. Bennett. Lansing,
Treasurer. John A Wk~cler. hAlsmszos-
John Weaver. the coiorcd man Who
murdered his mistrus>. Was Sentenced
Al cent-rs,lie 10 twenty years ia Jack
san.
Flint mas servant girl fsnifN. One
hundred fami.i~s have no scrub lady
* the lady What do-s washin.
Maurice r. Gill. charged with criminal
neglect la allowing Lxtimss IN escape.
has been released in 100 honda
l4ansings chief of police says the town
needs detective. Grand kspids has =
hot that can be bought .hosp.
At an entertainment in lansing the
other night the Michigan building IT
the world fair cleared SlJ0.
Seven hundred tnembers of the Chris-
tian Endeasor 81 che state ass In con.
vention at Benton Harbor.
The Michigan Investment company.
with a capital 81 es00OU. 10 Muskegons
latest business enterprise
G.. J. Brown 81 jackson 10 b~ing tried
for the attempted murder Of his wife
and her lover. Dick Sly.
n II. Alpin. receiver Of public moneys
u Greyling. is weary of Grover and asks
Ia he relieved at once.
Mrs. J. X. ker.er. who Was burned by
a gasoline explosion two weeks ago. died
yesterday at Otsego.
Albert Walden VI Bay City 10 in trou
bic. Kate Sharpe has made grave
charges against him.
One hundred men are to change the
Kalamazoo street railway system from
horse Ia electric.
Mason county il 90 have \ court
house costing e}s.275. and &. ]. Gstkle
will build il.
The barn and sheds Of Abe Osmun. .
Pontiac farmer. were destroyed by fire.
Loss. $1,000.
Thursday night the first Protestant
society of Detroit celebrated its diamond
anniversary.
Hopkins wants newspaper. and the
business men Of the town guarantee 1t
support.
Coral is improving the spring. and
has started a real live building boom.
The Detroit horse show ended in a
blaze Of glory Thursday night.
Charles Merritt. wealthy resident 81
Battle Creek is dead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Shorthand never looks SO mysterious
to anybody else as it does To the wife
who has Just found some scraggly char
acters on piece of paper in her hus
bands pocket and stops with the button
in her mouth To wonder what all those
suspicious looking scratches mean
Someryillc Journal.
Peter Pawling. Stout after hours
again. hey!
Peter Pawling. Jr.--Only ten minutes
late.
Peter Pawling. Sr.-Go at once To your
room. sir, lock yourself in. and bring me
the key. This thoughtlessness must be
stopped."-Vogue.
Papa suggested Mary. as she lis
tened To her father and mother talking
about the garden for the coming spring
''don't you think peanuts would be Just
AZ pretty as flowers growing in the front
yard!"- Harper's Young People.
Visitor docking at picture gallery
Oh! These are your ancestors. Very
fine. indeed.
Friend No. sir! That is my collec-
ton Of portraits OF Christopher Colum-
bus. Puck.
What do you think would make .
handsome paper weight for the pro-
fessor on his birthdayy'
"One Of his own sentences" was tho
sarcastic reply.-Detroit Free Press.
IL never destroy recciptcd bill. do
you." said hunting 10 Gilley.
Il don't think | ever saw one, replied
Gilley.-B Beau Monde
One 81 the great problems Of the day
liz how to reach the incbriatc. Order up
the drinks for all hands and the chances
are that you have reached him.-Detroit
Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD THURSDAY MORNING. APRIL 1895

securing positions in the treasury de
paftment tor people whose sersicss are
rot needed there. Tie people Will sp
pland II the congressman 10 not--St
Paul Globe.
Hoke Smith ln his newspaper has an
nounced that term reform ~iii he IN
definitely fostponesi. bn. this 10 aot
news. l, has teen very generally uader-
stood since November s.-Now York Ad
yertisrT.
Tariff reform. IL IL means anything.
means taxed breakfast table. and that
N why democratic cowarsiice IL posiPon-
ing Il ~ hong a. possible. Kansas City
Journal.
The striking peculiarly 81 the namcs
az Georgia politicians IL Increased 10 the
name of Punch Blew. one Il the most
popular ofiieeholders IA middle Georgia
Birmingham tAls.) Age Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

CApILL,c. Mich. April "A petition
was presented last night by David L.
Cooke. republican candidate for city
marshal. 10 the city council sitting ~
board 81 canvassers. asking for a re
count Il the votes cast for marshal in
the first ward. II is alleged in the pcti.
ton that errors were made in counting
and tallying the votes. and that ballots
were not counted for the petitioner.
which. IL allowed IN bc counted. would
elect him. The prayer III the petition
was granted. and the recount viii. be
held this evening. Ii IL claimed that
the election hoard in this ward either
ignoransly or Intentionally committed
errors which. il corrected. would change
the majority - five for billiard. the
democratic candidate, 90 majority Tor
Cooke The result will he watched with
interest and recount 81 the other
waris may follow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

PRov. ADAMS is strongly convinced
that the development Of railways has
been a potent factor in the rapid progress
OF civilization. He holds it tn he an
axiom that INSTRUMENTATION is the
essential quality Of civilization. The
exchange a ideas is a concomitant IT
the exchange Il commodities The
gradual introduction ~ the English
language into the commercial negotia-
tons u the world 10 illustrated IN the
fact that traveller may find English
speaking persons in efery Commercial!
center Il the world. Soon the English
language viii bc the universal language
e commerce. Mr. Adams demonstrates
that this ia one % the fruits 20 railway
product 81 civilization.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

postmaster sppSnted ~ frsvsdrni
Cleveland. end also the 6rsa sdIio 10
grse 90 IN aPposf.hve plum from the
new administration.
THAT snss snic seu,pse here Gill surely
he beiit." sad lss~ssSe f. Do~ilns a
Montague. grand master - the Airhi.
gan grand iote~. ia The Morton is~s
night Grand Rspsds ncs<is sach .
temple; II u texHsbls and Il ~ill Ia
erected II any nAa can do u Gserse
ID. Sas~1 can. and hs Ass saSan wssk
IN god earnest
Charles A. 6ands II Lake CITY. Q
member II the lamhsring nsnufScaur.
ing drsn a Louis 6snk 4 Co, 90
s.noas ysssssdAys srusah u TAs
Mortoa.
Mr. and Ma wents. Nm CAsrls,
CAnfeid and Ma e. A. Gardnss q
Nsnlsis< we're gu~sts In 1he Aortos far
brsskfsss yesterday usorntns.
J. r. Davis . lesdine Pesa.k~y u.~r-
ehant. and w. L. NcAanus. yrumiosns
sumherDsn. sere sussts In The Eagie
yesterday.
Ma Julius C~san Burrows a Ksis.
mssoo. wife of the erpst r~puhi,csn
leader. dined In the Nev Lvingsson yrs
trrdsy.
Mu NJ. p. Gale, ssf. x prominsas
big Rapids iumb~suAn and banker.
dinsd IN The Morton yssssrdsy.
George X wcndlirs. -. noted Wash
ington lecturer. took brsskfsss In Tie
Morton !ssterdsy.
r. Filler. one a Ludington's prominent
lumbermen. dined In The Morton zee
tsrdsy.
MoRroS- w. W. Johnsnn, Kslamasoo:
=. Filler. Ludingtou; Mrs. ". 2. Gsla.
Big Rapids; W. W. Mitchell. Cadillac:
=. Garland and wife. Trsserue CITY, r.
II. Biteley. Cssnosis-
NV William Fitxxib-
bona Saranac; Mrs J. q. Burrowa ksia-
masoo; Mr.. and Mrs- L. n Rowiey. Lan.
sing; X W. Coddington. Yr~.lanti;
George Monroe. owosso. v. H. Roberta.
} Ludingtna-
SwrEr's-D. Frsmagon. Ionia: A. ".
Buckley. Kalamazoo; William n.
Hughee Detroit; II. r. Cook. White
Pigeon; Daniel Dale. Manistse. ]. A.
Henderschof, Owuseo.
EAoLk-W. T. Church. Howard CITY.
:: w. Nicker~. Grand Ledge, Z. j.
Morerty. Benton Hart,or; Henry Abra
ham. Hasbor Springs; {. II. Irving. West
Bay City.
krST-Psul Row. South Frankfort.
Mrs- l.. Averill Frankfort; W. n. koon.
Benxonia; W. II. Cfrfnii.. Muskegon: -.
H. Bartlett. Newton; George fucker.
FennvllIe.
CLARf>DoS-J. T. Hibbs. Grand la
ven; Thomas ODsy. Plsinwell. y. My
ett, Detroit; Mrs. A. Troop. Musk-gon,
p. ID. Farrell. jackson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
AIT AND MSS asltES.

II would not do ~ advise of'iceaeeksrs
~ get the big head before gong to the
White house and irssng their hats. But
II they dn they will be able ~ WEAR one
~ the presidents hats home. New York
Recorder
Secretary - Agriculture Aorton's
me - monsy ~ the government. lie
has put a spme n u ehoppsng a Sire
cures IN the eyfenilof $1,000 per an
num.- Atlanta Joorrtsi.
Secretary csrIi<le "a proving a ssir
prsee party - the horde ~ congreasr1sn
shc have been in the habit - mskf.g
themselves strong 10 their districts by
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

DrrRorT. Mich. April At the meet
ING - the park board yesterday the city
received formal tender II q valuable
piece 81 ground Tor park purJs~-s. II 10
that part ~ the Cook farm between JET
ferson avenue and the river front. below
the old Detroit Driving cube grounds
and IL now occupied by the Park hcues.
The e.ft - IN the shape Il q deed
which contains siipuls,ione that the
city shall spend sl.ep annually for
three years in beautifying the prcroeed
park and 400 year Tor the next III
teen Years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

Original 49, Peter Lovindoski, David
Delehanty, Francis a. Brown: Horace s.
Brach. Felix Mallette. Coon Gax.
Charles w. Kingsley. John Geddle.
Michael w. Fitzgerald. Frederick Smith.
Additional George w. Smith. II. NJ.
Martin, George w. Bush. Increase
Marvin Atom. Walter Debar, Somers
Leland Reissue William Gitchell.
Original widows. etc Betsey johnson,
Ida o. Abbott, Rebecca +. Pinckney.
Julia A. Bare. Mary j. Buell.. Betsey
Bessey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

never soaghs aes. and hls popularity
10 sstribatsd ~ the tact that. although
has u dsaascrss. his candidacy for the
place Coz which he b nominsted cas- in
siosssd BY ths unanimous vote q the re
publican issiAlssurs u Minnesota
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

irwin coss yoa just ss-6S IN buy a
ticket % Chicago and return fer the
worisrs fair. This 10 clio less than the
usual rates II this isn't An .njue.ment
10 attend the exposition the railroad can
only pity you
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
Uorpey Hanged Him.>vC

PoxTIsc. Mich. April 7.--Ignsce Hor
ney. a shoemaker ~ this city, nae found
dead. having committed suicide by hang
ing Alcoholism "a supposed 10 have
been thu csu~e Decreased Vas about -
years - age and leaves = widow and
f~c ehfsslrer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

"ONE dollar q day is very poor pay for
work on the Boulevard, il is even worse
rs punishment for a policeman who
held woman on his lap in Boulevard
barn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

LATiMkR has applied for bromides TO
put him IA sleep. y rope would effect
the same object. III. in denied both;
one by the prison physician. the other by
the legislature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
THEATRICAL TOPICS.

The "komoi was-Or were-repeatcd
in Powers last night 10 a crowd Of spec
tators that filed every seat in the opera
house. The participants excelled their
commendable work IL the night before.
The dances were uniformly graceful and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

ANDY Fyfe 10 said to have . sure thing
on the eoilectorship Of internal revenue
After the superior court IL abolished
Andy cannot TO less than % appoint
Judge Burlingame deputy collector.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

sax BsR>sRpgso. Cal. April T. Jeen,.
Faen the Spshiard eho yesterday killed
his mistress Frspel~a tlorss. and ar old
German nsrae1 f,oimofsr. pho came t.
her defense. vss taken fryn pal early
this nsorniBs and iyncbed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

THs Gssvp Rsrfrs Hsssup r<-~~s~e< sha
largest iand - n,isia Formation shoa. Chi.
csEo politics - ssT conntrT PAPER coming
=, ,sts Cfsace - hi-sxo Maj.
Ii must 20 confessed that Tps Hrssrn
= an Industrious and enthusiastic
ssnden. - The Mails picturesque phi.
teal plsfita,ies - applied n Chicszp.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

claiaed that the managers permitted a
life prisoner Ia run ions~ ansoeg the
other consicts. seli patent medicines and
rnziiy poisoa q guard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

NoTvrTHSrsSprSe the fact that a
United States consul was shot in the
heel during the Lima melee and the
American flag more az lcss insul.ed
there seems "a he no occasion for turn
ing loose tho docs ~ war and putting
the american eagle en- raw meat dir,
Uncle sam - ,nsulted 81 often that
there's no occasioa for taking offense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

WIrH diversified industries the ave.
nues Of employment will multiply. A
deep channel in Grand river will secure
the industries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

DURING all this Juggling with ap-
pointments David Bennett Hill has re-
tanned silence 81 profound it may he
described az sublime.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

Now that gentle spring has trounccd
hsrvef OH the lap of winter tho improve
ment OF streets and cleaning 81 alleys
will absorb the attention II the street
commissioners
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08
Ar last Mr. Render !. vindica,ed n,

found a policeman guilty II holding a
woman IN his lap while eating his lunch
EN-. AMI promptly reported IN favor ~
Furnishing him by compelling him ~
work ten DAYS for q dollar a day. This
- discipline sith hig ID
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

WILL the present administration cope
with the Peruvian outrage in the en-
phatic manner the Harrison administra-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

IsHPExISc. Mich. april The sec
ond carload Of specimen minerals for
the upper peninsula's exhibit at the
worlds fair has been sent 70 Chicago. In
the consignment were two enormous
square blocks ~ specular iron ore from
the republic mine In the western part -
the county. A consignment Of gold
quartz from the Lake Superior. Mich
gan. Fire Center and the Ropes gold
mines Was alec sent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

KENT county will receive the state oil
inspectorship. We always were a
smooth lot down this way.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

wAsHisGros. April d-for lower
Michigan: fair; brisk IA high westerly
WINS, cooler tn southern portion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

lDLESEss is the prolific parent Of
crime. Factories and workshops make
idleness barren.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

ILLgsots = Investigating the charge
~ misrsnsxsment made sgsins. the
ofsicers Il the JssIet pris,u. Noho,iy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-08

TO-DAY the new giant Gu
harder. Campania. sails from
Liverpool for New York.
This latest addition to the
Atlantic feet is one Of the largest
OF her class. and great things arc
expected Of the new vessel. The
ship is capable ofcarrying several
thousand passengers, and is thus
a floating City like the New York.
The Lucania, the other new Gu
harder. will leave Liverpool.
May 2oth.