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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
BOOKS AND MAGAZINES.

The Hon. William Slade, formerly
States consul at Nice and at Brussels.
raises vigorous protest in the April
Forum against the small salaries paid
to most III our foreign consuls mo
consul" he says. should be forced TO
live in a garnet or in a disreputable
quarter of q city where rents are Low
and 10 deny himself and his family the
substantial comforts 81 life. To ask it
is unjust. Inadequate salaries consti-
tute direct temptation ~ consular dis
honesty" He favors higher salaries.
rigid requirements AZ to capacity. and q
stable tenure of Office.
n Wild Proxy" by Mrs. W. X. Cliff
ford. IL another addition TO the tragic
comedy literature Of the nineteenth cen
fury. The plot IL somewhat complicated
and the situations are unique; but the
tale carries with il n spice Of end ~ the
century life and love told in catchy dia-
loguc which is refreshing. The final
sentence to the story il an index 10 its
character: lie is dead and / should
not be surprised IL he has borrowed a
soul and gone tn heaven with IT," Pub
pany. For sale by Eaton, Lyon Il Co.
Price ell.
Ernest William Horning is a writer ~
intense fm e. He pictures the pleasing
incidents Of courtsbip with "A coloring
altogether bright and winning. albeit
there in grateful eturdinees to his chaste
English. In Tiny Lutrell.' just issue,i
by Cassell 4 ca. he has tempered his
rigor to the mil,icr expression. and II
one cannot enjoy the unctious fragrance
q! his diction IL will be because all scnse
~ the perfume ~ imagery IL obliterated.
The novel il a shade stronger IN IFS de
scriptive coloring but the plot il remark
ably well unfoldcd. Palmer. Mech n
Co; el.
In II Forbid the Bauns. Frank Frank
fort Moore has produced p'easi KY
written IL not strikingly original story.
The dialogue il crisp and epigrsmatic.
and the plot 10 skilfully drawn. The
story has pleasing cynicism that Is Dot
oyerlravn or spread on ton thick. The
tale ends in conventional sort ~ nay.
but nevertheless the interest - we'll sus
tanned and the story - worth killing an
hour or so for the sake ~ reading. Pub
Iished by the Cassell Publishing com
pany. For sale by Eaton. Lyon 4 60,
Price. ~.
Mr. Reginald de Kosens first indie
penden, SGT - wal'zes. The Magnolia
BlO~eoms" wsitzes written expressly Ter
The Ladies Home journal. APPEAR IN
the April issue = that popular uasgs
zine forming \ valuable addition L. the
realm - piano. as weil a. that ~ dance
Elussc snd adding another charm 10 The
exquisite Faster number. which goes out
% - hundreds - thousands - ressi~rs
in new dress Il 'ype. sni dhintiis
illustrated eo.er - d~iiratn g-eer.
Tie author - Net On CslvaryT hs-
s,l,iesi - biz works the FIRST MhienIal
Faith The effect - the lIis is fs1-esie'
il % untsngse many - the fsisc tho
loxical beliefs 81 the century and recpn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
NIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

II labor is oppressed il has legal and
constitutional remedies within it's reach
There is no wrong in this country which
the freeman's ballot cannot set right
New York Recorder.
That stanch pirate. the David Ben.
nett Hill. has captured new coaling
station. II is located at Albany. and is
known az the Albany Argus Chicago
Inter Ocean.
The result in Rhode Island emphasizes
once more the absuriity of requiring an
absolute majority vote for the election
~ candidates for public oiiicc.-New
York Times.
When the ministerial pack is reshufIied
in France for new deal almost any pre-
vious discard is likely 10 turn up as the
little joker ~ a prcmier-New York
Tribune.
II many more Massachusetts, men get
into tho public service at Washingtoy.
some additional beanerics will have tu
10 put up there.-St Louis Post Dis
patch.
II Miss Gillette % Illinois consents e.
marry Carter Harrison. il is no douhs
solely With the intention 20 reforming:
hlm.-Nev York Advertiser.
Fourth Assistant Pos'master General
Msyvell's popularity Is increasing AT All
average Of lao dscapitations per day
Washington Post.
The mugwump hook seems TO r.,
catching the biggest fish in the national
pond.-Baliimore American.
The Ohio republicans are almost resds
to believe that elections don't elect
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
/. il very evident that the women -
Kansas can weld the ballot intelligent
fy-\ex \ ofk Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
STATE NEWS m BRIEF,

Two young men in Kalamazoo loved
the same woman. A gave her q hand
some ring. which she permitted Il To
wear. The men met. 4 recognized his
gift and a nice fight took place. Two
lovers are staying at home. using raw
beef and leeches.
When the University II Michigan Glee
and Banjo club played in West Bay City
they were given a reception and ball at
the opera house. Debutantes from Sagi
nav and Bay City turned out in force.
Clifford Brooks, West Bay City
youth. saw blazing lamp in q peanut
store. Clifford rushed in to prevent q
fire. he did. but Mt the loss Of fine crop
of whiskers and heavy head Of hair.
Dick Sly, the jackson man who was
shot through the head by Brown. has
been discharged from the Kalamazoo
asylum. cured. He will appear against
Brown in jackson today.
The nude body OF an unknown man
was found in the snow at Eagle Mills
Sunday morning. There were no marks
Of violence and the case Is shrouded in
mystery.
Marquette il in a box. All the city
funds are in charge OF the comptroller.
and that official does not exist az yet
The new charter is responsible for this
muddle.
Hayden 4 Morton have rented the
jackson fair grounds, and will have the
track in condition To have q race meet
during the week Of July s.
Fire Saturday night destroyed the
barn IL George Miller Of Montague.
four horses and much hay and grain.
Loss $1,000.
The Tourist club Of jackson has given
"Pygmalion and Galatea.' and by ~ do
ing netted S2l.5O. This il compromising
charity.
Minnie Barber. an inmate OF dis
orderly house in Detroit. committed
suicide by the chloroform route.
Theodore Feelock. a Saginaw boy,
was drowned Sunday afternoon while
gathering in drift wood.
The Bethesda home at kalamazoo il
in financial straits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

FRIDAY a the day appointed Tor con.
ference between the Tammany leaders
and The president. Lieutenant Cover
nor sshe-han m company With senator
Murphy called ON the president last
srek - make the arrangements for 'h.
council The tiger has gone 10 the
lamb and the sweet breath u peace
hover. over the Jungle.
While al APPEARS serene and lovely IN
the nasei eye pair u strong spec,acles
vii euahls the prscticsd politicisn ~
sisrern tho Furnishings u q coming
Storm The tiger has prowlei around
fos third q century With never
.rigT Fr-f.s the "a, things in the vSy e
fe,l.s a. appointments. The selection II
NJ er personal champion - Grover.
~ - euf the fourth class pc~tnffces
netiee tS~ the six~r must cor
liz p, 0rpsi hungry snd lonely. ~
els rrssl ,nte The rr-~rrc- - the
stafFs.s prrrhe, sni whine for pap
~h~ssaa. the doughty rsmmsry
.r.f,srar. has undertaken tosssthe TTraf
ts.hssnosh swallowing act and Fri'isy
he ,esuns VI SURF enirr viii BE- ratified.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Gle the teachings 81 christianity with
TIE cetaics II sexson. Ii sttcnapts ~
s7lse many ~ the prphieaas cofs,ernine
the relationship between nsn AID God
Published by Sa4iteld a Fitch. For
sale BY Eatoa. Lyon A Ca. fricc 30
ccnts
Elsa D'Extsae Keeling has not sddcsa
anything 10 her reputation by writing
'-oseharlscroft. IL IL the story 1t an
ARTIST the conventional sort Ut al artist
who has studied In the QuArtion Latino
aud Who 10 = mixture II the good. hsd
aud indifferent IN iutseterminats guam
titles. The story contains sone French
aud more English duiln~s<- Pubilshed
b., the Cassell Publishing eonpsny. For
sale by Eaton. Lyon A Go. Price q.
jules Nerne's Mistress Brsniesn" is a
characterisiicalIy boid and original story
III the sea II is the current number II
Casseli's Sunshine series- Anybody that
has read Jules Nerne's stories vill re
cognize in this book the master II the
prince IL romantic and dramatic fiction.
Palmer, Mech a Go.
Her Heart Was Free" story of the
Peninsulsr war. foulded On fact, 10 one
of Casseli a Co.'S cute little poke; vol
umes u the unknosn Library. The
novel is not without historic interest. 10
cleverly written and affords an hours
profitable reading. Eaton 4 Lyon; 10
cents.
Merrill. Higgins 4 Co. send 10 this
Office 'Myra Muriaunt." = story Of love
and constancy. by W. r. Mcmillan. tits
tale IL war and its attending vicissi
tudes. out II which the heroine Is made
To carry the palm Of victory in reward
FOR. her love and consistency. Eaton 4
Lyon: 30 cents.
The April Arena contains u strong
paper 10y Hamiin Garland On The
Future II Fiction" DIR. Alfred Russell
Wallace writes on The Wage Worker
and how he may be delivered from the
Social Quagmire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
RENDERS PETITIONS.

To save The Democrat the necessity
ot repeating the same statement day
after day. il 10 admitted that many Law
yers and 100 or more citizens signed
petitions against tho abolition Ut the
superior court That this 10 80 does not
present an invincible reason Why the
court should not be abolished OF all
the lawyers and citizens that sign'sd the
petitions wher. 10 one that dares to ofer
publicly. over his signature. reasons for
maintaining atribunal that has increased
the cost II lis maintenance with DO cor
responding increase u business. from
5000 IN lss9 to e3oc in issk
In thesc lawyers and citizens knew
what they were about when signing the
petitions. Why has not some one besides
Judge Burlingame and his court officers
furnished The Democrat with faint
GUNNER Of that knowledge: That ably
editcd paper has not betrayed the first
symptom u knowing what il is about
In the discussion u this subject.
Tho signatures to the petitions were
obtained in many instances by artifice.
misrepresentation and fraud. One at
torney who was deceived by the oily
tongue OF Stenographer Bender signed
the petition and afterwards wrote a let
ter withdrawing his name therefrom.
Another alleged lawyer could not resist
the temptation To sign To save Bender
his job. lie was moved by sympathy for
one u Renders relatives. Bender visited
every law office in the city. or saw every
lawyer in person. elsew here. lie pleaded
with tears in his voice. in one or two
cases in his eyes. that the lawyers would
sign To save the court. 1t was for the
financial interest Of the lawyers to sign.
lf they doubted it Bender's tears con
vinced them.
1t is admitted that many lawyers
signed the petition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

When the strike Il the Buffalo switch
men WAS declared ~ the report was
sent Out that the same grsvance would
be- brought up when the worlds far
sraffe IL heaviest Ia force . victory.
Whether that threat will be- carried into
execution remains % be- seen
Notwithstanding the adjustment ~
the Ann Arbor strike by the lnrerven-
tion II the courts. the general labor
Troubles throughout the country seem
81 Re indicative II possible concentra-
tion IL forces preliminary to a great
strike in railway circles IL will be no
tieed that the railway companies are for
tifying themselves IN the courts al il
they anticipated q general tie up when
the railways are taxed 10 their utmost
capacity.
IL will be- an unfortunate thing for
the country il an attempt shall be made
10 force the claims Of labor at a time
when the railways are practically help
l,-s. SO far rs may be- possible the beet
features IL our civilization should be i'm
pressed upon all strangers. II foreigners
shall be- treated 10 exhibitions u vio-
ience. or compelled 10 tarry on their
journey for the settlement Of labor diff
culties. they will return TO their homes
di-sustod with America and Americans
1, Is hoped the threat Of the Buffalo
ssitchm~n vill BE- thought better II and
that all labor crises may bs averted
pending ,he close of the fair. The rail.
wsy companies ought to take the imia
tiative To make their employees content
with their employment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

JACKSON. Kalamazoo. Bay City. Sag
iraw. Muskegon and other cities ~ the
state are obliged TO open streets None
~ them have a superior court. None 81
them have a municipal court. The
streets are opened just the same and
without vexatious litigation. Grand
Rapids maintains an ornamental court
at an expense q over 10000 annually
tia, street opening cases may be adiudi-
Gated without prejudice TO the fat sala-
rics Il the court officials.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
IMPOliTiC FOR ATTORNEYS.

EDiIoE GRAND RAPIDS HERALp.
am aware that THE HEgALp 10 con.
Quoting personal crusade sgains.
the superior court. and hence you may
desire 10 he particular In what you say
in your editorial columns. As the in
ciosec may not bo expressed just As you
woulc like 10 have II expressed. you are
at liberty Ia Use the idea, and remodel
or re- write the article. | sincerely and
earnestly believe that the superior cour,
oughg Ia go. but you can readily appre
bend that II IL impolitic for an attorney
- openly advocate abolition.
Az ATTORNEY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

IS the United States senate yesterday
the decisions Of Justices Taft and Kicks
were under discussion. Mr.. German
expressed the fear that the courts are
about to usurp some extraordinary pre-
negatives. AS matter OF fact the de-
cisions only reassert a principle 81 COM
mon law. Ii is held that it is illegal for
any organized body to restrain com
merce. Also that a servant may quit
the service Of his master at his pleasure.
il such act 81 quitting 10 not in conflict
with the express terms OF a contract by
which third parties are injured. The
decisions are an old rule Of law in new
dress The courts are not about 81
usurp unusual authority. nor are there
pressing reasons why congress should
neglect the tariff and silver issues to
tinker with this subject.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

MK. BIsHor hit the nail squarely on
the head last night when he objected 10
the legislative junket 10 Chicago to the
opening Of the worlds fair. II the leg
isla,ors desire to attend the opening. let
them do 50 "a individuals at their own
expense. In view 81 the scnate's refusal
% appropriate a sum necessary TO finish
the Michigan exhibit, the proposal to
tax the state for it's entertainment at
the fair is about AS hypocritical as any
thing could he desired.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Miss Nora Monicifh, who has been an
inmate 81 the Beulah home on Baxter
etreet, arose shortly after midnight tins
morning. dressed hereof and left the
building. Up la a late hour the police
had been unable Ia discover any trace q
her. She is 5 feet inches tall. and has
dark hair and dark complexion. Her
home is in Martin and she In mildly in
sane on religious matters.
Al 30 tins morning the police found
her at the head 81 Monroe street and
sent her home IN the patrol wagon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

\ lumt.<rmsn from She same place. Alec
we're among the Asch,esa arrivals IT
S~ut'sA
&c. blanchard Il ionia. the veteran
popuiist. demscrst and kcep IA the aid
die Il the road psliticasn, y . guest in
svsesA lie - a. bis wsy " ktoss klsno
Island. where he hes ext~nsass psoErssy
Antegcs1&
james X. Hayes VAS . guest In The
Morton Yesterday. He wss an kis way
tack Ia bctross from NSckinsc. where
he hnd hen iessking sfses the ssranas-
ments for opening HAnk's hotel tsr the
summer sess.n.
LIZ. Psrkhurst. . RS~d City hankcs.
and T. L. Gray. . Ne~syeo attorney.
we're among last nights arrivals In
SuoesiA
CD Whitney Il Detroit 10 guest u
the New Livingston. lie 10 in the city
On busauoss oonnecsed With his music
housA.
wv. Cotk.ss IL Csdilisc. prsaidsut a
the Cobtss 4 Mitchell Lumbar on.
pany, arrived in the kortoa Last svsn-
ing.
Walter Behrens IL Manchesa~r. Eng
land. \ manufactures of velsetec0s. 10 la
The Morton.
Senator W. T. Sawyer and wife wore
among yesterdays goesss IN The Nor
Ton.
Mowrox-A. r. Garner, Lansing: j.
W.. Dempsey. Manisice; II. L. Foster
Reel City, H. 4. ScuIiy. Marquette; J.
+. Whelan, Benton Harbor, Olof Neus-
from. Marquette.
Swssf's- Israel Davis, kslxmssoos
LIS. Goodyear. Hastings, NJ. j. Roean.Ds-
trnit; George Turner. Bay City; j. L.
wilkins. Hastings; james II Wyncoon
Detroit.
NFw hvrsosroS- Mr.. and Mn L. T..
Rowley. Lansing; &. j. Der Herden,
Zeeiand; &. Mctseonre. Howard City;
r. NJ. Ellsworth, Olivet; Mrs r. j. Hin.
man. Sparta; J. II. Van Noes. lonis.
EscLx-F. NJ. Severance. East Jordan;
y. IL. Hayes. Detroit; q. H. Chandler.
Holland. Jay Pruden. ST. Johns. J. A.
Lindsiey. Dowsgiac.
KEITH. r. Ceveridge. Fife Lake;
Frank Heacot. Caledonia; q. 4. Smith.
Detroit; ID. A. Dennison. Muskegon; A.
Il. Brown. Sheridan.
CLARENDON -Mrs. Norton Fitch. Mrs
A. J. BORON. Sparta; Samuel Lang,
don, Paris; j. r. Meehsn. Dutfon; Nor
ton Fitch. Sparta: L. u. Clement. Ada
BxiDoE STREET George Curtis. TIA
VIENNA: T.. l.. Burriet. Kent City; W. y.
Gibbs. White Cloud: X. NJ. Corcoran.
Hart; W. X Thomas. Cooperrviile.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
NfOtoru,eu Obie<,t.

BATTLE CREEK. Mich. April 10.-The
Electric Street Railroad company re
Gently discharged their conductors. pur-
chased cash boxes and increased the pay
~ motormcn. who were Ia look after
fares. AS u result many people neglected
"a pay their fares at all. Saturday the
motormen's pay was reduced - cents a
day. and several quit work The citi-
zens. az well az motormen. object tn the
new arrangement, and trouble may en-
sue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

SENATOR DossS has the united en-.
dorsemen, % the supreme court % the
state FOE the position 81 United States
district attorney. HE chief competitor
Is John Power ~ Escansbs. d whom IL
Is said he ,nce changed residences TO-
tween two flashes 10 daylight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

REsp,Sc. Mich. April 10. Burglars
broke into the Office 81 the Hustler
Publishing company this morning and
blew part 81 the safe door of. but be
fore they succeeded in getting the con-
tents were frightened away One
young man who came upon them was
bound and gagged and Was held pris-
oner while they we're buoy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

II would Re infinitely cheaper 10 elect
Judge Buringame ~ the circuit bench
than ~ ntain the superior court At
teoco year. A third circuit judge H.
unnecessary. but IL might hs q good
stroke OF economy IN provide FOR an.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

IT IL understood that the rooms now
occupied by the superior court will be
turned over 10 the judges Of the new
Justices court They are admirably
adapted for such a court and will provo
very convenient sor attorneys and liti-
gants The only thing about the super.
ior court that will be missed il the 60.
600 IL cuess To maintain IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

rRFsIpsxT CIEvtIsvp has announced
that he will not call that extra session -
congress before September L. Mr.
Cleveland Is not 81 wildly impatient, ~
crush 'the rptber tariff ss be sss b.
fore the election
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
pht I'si Chaplin llOusrs.

ANN ARBoR. Mich. April l0.-The old
Millen property on Wasbtenaw avenue
has been sold to Prof. 4. II. Pattengill
for t2o.-D0. He has res.old the house io
the Michigan Alpha chapter ~ the Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity Tor $1,000. On
the remainder - the lots three hand
some residences are 30 Ire erected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Captain Ba-kin Of the Saginaw police
force Was in the city last night. and will
take hack To- Saginaw Ton DerEnidy.
who was arrested here yesterdsy on a
telegram from Saginaw. Dermidy 10
wanted for the thief; 81 a gold watch.
lie belongs to the Cigarnakers' union.
No he has q card ia his pocket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

TsIs has proved a very prosperous
s-asoa for the Walking delegate. but IT
has not been quite as prosperous for the
men thai listened Ia his siren voice.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Pound n WajC.

AnRr.S. Mich. April 10 Mrs. Mat
thew Mcconnell heard q noise on her
front doorstep at midnigh, last night,
and investigating found a months old
10y baby 4 note pinned 81 i's under.
clothing was dated 1olcio and told .
weaful tale
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

When Henry lFv,ns vas preparing his
~feu=f he -p@nf six Naess ~ Germany
With he LsceunlS scsnre artist. ~ -
Craven. ard simiisr iergih - time
vas passed in Scotland for Ns.,ke,h.
IN Venice 90 The Merchant a Venice.
ADD IN Paris for The Bella
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

B,y CRY. Mich. April 10 Burglars
cut the lock ont ~ the rear door ~ Y
T. Ferris Wholesale grocery last night
End stole lao cigars a quantity ~
smoking tobacco. and half a chest ~
tea. all worth about elto.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

DsnieI c. French hss made his n'oitl
f0r the statue - William Lloyd Gsrrisoa
~ 70 erected AT Neshury park. Masss.
chu=etts The abolition ieasf~r appears
a. n lauked in oli age Cad IN =
douhle breasted srpcs coat. he stands
with one arm RAISED IN AZ orst0ricsi
gesture
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
HER NECK BROKEN.
Shocking Accident To . Bride OF a
Few Months.

Few Months.
MENoMISEE. Mich. April 10. - A
frightful runaway accident occurred this
morning. by which Mrs. Steven Van
Patten was instantly killed. The lady.
who was a bride 81 few months. had
Just taken seat in Spencer Il Riley's
Cedar River stage for a visit to her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Garland.
when the team became frightened at a
passing car. ran into the fountain on the
public square and Mrs. Van Patterns
neck was broken by her being thrown
headlong To the pavement. The acct
dent Was witnessed 10y hundred or
more people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
Ne,s~ts Woman Dvcy.. Ipcssi.

MrCosrs. Mich. April 10 Mrs N,er.
sife - Hsnry Mier. drrred dead cn
the sfresi here ihis morning. while
walking With her husband Heart
aisea=- vac the csuse n her sudden
Death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

IHEkE will he wonderful collection
II stuffed animals at the worlds fair
and Dr. DanA's celebrated stuffed pro
phet will open the show.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Losoos has a newspaper that Is
printed GA postal cards. The Publisher
probably prints the Sunday edition on
Coluu bian postage stamps
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

Irnr~cro~ - an entsrprisIng city in
every sense ~ the term. Just a. soon a.
are I~srn.d .hat He Rapids hsi bad
shooting .rrsp~. ste lad two.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
lansing gssg,as ses.

Lsvsg~a. Mich. April 10 Burg sp
entered the residences ~ ~. &. Hurd
and In~sph Crevts ~ North Lansing
lest night ard stole q number ~ sala-
aide srtlcles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

HBsrTsL murder and carnival q
crime srr brsng a tFife overwcTke'i ~
the Michigan press iast ~ present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WsMSGroS. April ie.-Fur lover
Michigan Generally fair; southeriy
wins.s. slightly warmed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

striking They have learned 10y sxperi
sacs shat ordinary common s1ase
should have taught them
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-11

s.vrs Fs engineers have Wst dis
covered that they made mistake in