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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST DESlR-
u able pieces OF property IN the city. THE
Mitchell Homestead, a. a whole or 10 suit purl
chsserS Also other houses and lots at aid
prices and on easy terms Manufacturing an
business sites. GEO. w. REECE, Martins
Ferry, y. mylia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
Total, general fund

The departmental allowances,as COM
pared with what was spent last year.
and what was asked for, are as follows:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11

nor SALE-I OFFER FOR SALE THE
u two stone front residence. Nos. 80 and
99N Twelfth street, each containing eight
rooms, bath room and finished laundry, with
all modern couveniences and improvements.
Plumbing fret class and thoroughly sanitary.
For information and terms inquire At No. W
Twelfth street. w. II. FRANK. ap9eadn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11

EOR SALE-FARMs, LARGE AND SMALL;
IL will divide to suit purchasers GEO. w.
REECE, Martins Ferry, .. maia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
ESTATE FOR SALE.

ID EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
III The Smith properly az Benwood juno
ton will be offered AZ public sale on Saturday,
May 10, in front OF the City Hall, In Benwood.
This is u desirable property consisting OF two
GOOD tepament houses and convenient 10 the
new b. d U. shops. Terms Of sale made known
on day OF sale. ThOS. SMITH,
ap2ve&di JAMES SMITH. Agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11

EoR SALE-THE MOST DESIRABLE build
l. ing lots and business sites in the cry
GEO.W. REECE, Martins Ferry o. maia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11

AGooDGIRL FOR UPSTAIRS
w WORK; good wages. Apply at il07 Chap
line street .myVs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
LOST.
WANTED.

"ANTED-AT ONCE, FOUR GOOD Ma
w chinists STEADY work. Apply TO River
side Iron Works, Benwood. w. va. malOs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11
FOR SALE.

CloR sALE-A MILK SHAKE. IN GOOD
IL condition, usel one year; cost sl3 VIII
take s.. Write K. II. RICE, Morgantown, W.
Va myliq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-05-11

VlTANTED-EXPERIE DRY GOODS
w salesman Address DRY GOODS N ER-
CHANT, care this Office. myss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07
Grand total ............ ........ .......
Cify Poperty.

Comptroller Caro- reported the condi.
ton OF the tax titles held 10y the city:
Total number of tax certificates, 30;
total values as shown upon face OF GER
tilicates, <l0.OoO.l9; face value Of certie-
Gates for which no deeds have been
issued. sl3.3i.si; total value. -. ,s56g.&.
There has been collected SEi.12 since
the new clerk came in aud took charge
OK these collections Many descriptions
of property owned BY the city have been
advertised for safe for taxes 10y the
county. Mr.. Caro- recommended that
the committee on ways and means give
the matter its attention. Accepted aud
placed on file, Mr. Caro- also reported a
condensed llst Of the property belong.
ing 10 the city. and stated that the rec
ords Of these parcels Of property are
kept only IN the departments 10 which
they belong He recommended that
complete record be made aud kept IN
his Office. tie was authorized 10 pro
ceed with the work
Mr. Caro- also reported the receipt ~
81 from the couDty, that being the
cltys share u the cost OF the superyl-
sors rolls. Accepted.
The committee on poor recommended
that contract be made with A Rasch
To furnish hity bushels 81 beans at sl.sj
abusheL Adopted
Tom Ltucb-s License.
Alderman Saunders asked that the
application oi Tom Lynch for saloon
license IN the shadow a the city ball. he
read. Mr.. Saunders objected TO the re-.
Fiction that had been cast on his co!
league and friend. Alderman Mahoney
who had been accused Of tailfoading
through the license. The clerk read the
application which ~ signed by the follow.
ing persons who certified to William 4.
Lynch's reputation; George kortiander.
Justice r. q. Brown. Sheriff Isaac Lam.
ereaux. ". l.. White, f. B. Dikeman.
James Boylan. Fred ID. Mills. Oeorge
NJ. smith. H. H. Idema. ~ h. Miller. I.
kusterer. ]. ID. Mcksy.
Mr. saunders nT0yed that the council
coincide with the saloon iiceuse. but
he Vas ruled opi % order.
David NJ Estey q Groaso. r. BGates
and Charles Turner ssked for 4 frau
chise Go operate telephone system ~
traud Rapids Referred 90 The Commit
tee on ordinances b drafs "a ordinance
sheu toe petitioners deposit ti00 18th
The clerk
) 4 ; Feriier f1r the Charity Oy
sanitation society. aFpesreI before the
council sal ssse.i iiaf tie aldermen
EMPLOY larxsr uGnlier n men 10 ~.
FHir The siFeefs wherever uee8ei Ra.
ierred % the elmu .ttee ~ atreets
cali fag a raseling ~ the committee
- TIE "ea.tay avenue bridge wss called
fas Thursday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07

oae 81 ine most AZ -eah.e fouctlons
~ the nasspapsr is g. aid ia establish
inz . heaithy iaoss. atnsosphsfs IA 5hs
community ln shieh it exists 10 this
eel lts eeiunns az freely opened b tae
rsPprts ai rel gisas aai other psocet.i
ings Whhn eon-~fn an cons .lersale
nunaes "a its clieatsle aad Which tend
q strsngtheo ihs rsfai4 - the carn.
nunits Vow aud Thea soate person Or.
asiued 'e better faicgs te.rsys his trust
snd tae nevspsgers uast perfofcs s.eaa
from his doeniaii le=son g. conffm
th~ virtues ~ honesty. truth snd rica.
hs.nE The minister q the gospel Is ~
carried v.'h ~ much - ssteem a. his
dalIy rers srd conversation satisls hiiu
q rsrefra. ~ prafssses Superiority
q his Fellows. sad wherein he Is rern.~-.
ths eeesespers ia TIE ssse q morality
oiisu -sfrta from pointisg out lns,esd
= uias.i os-ts 90 fai grounds Pr emit
e'am ises frequent pat ~ the tars -
rfseeat fae causes ilo-p rrarhin~
TEEN What zood sni pafs minister
~ rs irnr has cuEht ~ conl an
essias Pc freet ' pefctanee a zen
sssoas. .1. -af arises f-sn4 ,erfs- =
sysats Fheh 40 n..n .-fars a.rl-a
sonsr ieaese'f. 80 ess fhs -ee-rsr~r.
sgest u1itaff ls niprost q tae rszhs
snt re- rfrd,'aaai.rn 20 tte rroagf The
fs.,ori saasss CO tself TIE usia sser.
en- fae other Bad ar rraar - srifiei-e
49, rrntefua BE eeeusr area- a. The
szent era rscde-ef - ~. +.
Frsr'~i sai Ter spfetIte ~ AZ
rss-sea - 1.1f|fii ec1ssf .rnRils.n. rHess
tas.iaeiafiaas srf refetesl - ctarltas,a
. 'rcs. r.lseaah ihe's ariustse- sesa
pssfeA-s f,ir BE tioni g iofeass
To o~rseerrf e composite nss ~
rsascss 80 inssnisaaee snd iatesrify -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07
pANGEnot.s HolssEs.

EDiTog or TaE HERALD-The item In
regard TO the accident which befell SUI
periniendent Of the Poor Mitchell and
myself on account OF the running away
OF vicious horse. but adds new weight
10 the present discussion Of the reepon-
sibllities OF common carriers. No man
has any legal or moral right 10 take pas
sengers on board 81 an unsafe boat, ear.
elevator or other conveyance; and surely
no livery man has any right To Lot
out for hire dangerous horse
or an unsafe carriage or har-
ness tie puts precious lives in
peril and does IL knowingly. and that is.
or at least ought Ia be, considered Grim
inal and be punished accordingly. Tho
horse which Miller let 10 Mr.. Mitchell
was utterly uncomfortable. He could
not be quoted by talking 10 him and
Mr. Mitchell. though a strong man.
could no more bold him than be could
bold steam engine. The horse was
not scared; he was moved by general
cussedness. pure and simple. liz took
both u us 10 hold him In his second at
tempt 10 run away, and IN has third. both
Of Us together could not DO anything
with him. though. of course. l did not
count much. A horse that will do his
best TO run away three times in going
three miles. and that without the slight
est proyocation. ought 10 be retired from
the liver. business at once. IL had
revolver handy would have sent him
Installer 10 tho land where bad horses
20. Had Mr.. Mitchell been dude or a
sport" there might have been some ex-
cuse for palming of such creature.
misDamed horse. upon him. but being
what he Is, the act was utterly inexcus-
able. 1t may be Mr. Miller believes in
spreading the gospel. and took that way
OF doing il. as there was preacher
aboard. but this way OF doing IL. how
ever we'll intended. IA highly reprehensi
ble. de must try 10 on some other
preacher after this. II any % your
readers like that kind OF a horse, Miller's
is the place TO 20 TO get il.
CHARLES X. GIBSON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07
LaKE cus,,ESrs

During the past season the Weather
Bureau OF the department Of agricul-
ture attempted 70 gain some idea of the
surface currents Of the Great Lskes
The value OF such knowledge il not
readily apparent 10 landsmen butt must
be Of service 20 lake mariners The
bureau has Just Issued Current Chart
she wing the location and direction al
tie eurreats - Indicated by the expert
ments made "a ascertain them. Theex-
pemmsnts were made by q device con.
sisting d paper bottles 90 weighted
as g. aoat just below the surface al Is
water. These bottles contained prinIea
torns upon which the time and place Of
dropping them into the lake were noted.
The bottles were placed in the hands OF
nayigators 10 be dropped over
board When picked up the time
and place we're again recorded
hxing with reasonable certainty the
direction and location Of the current OF
course nothing more than an estimate
q the velocity could be made owing 10
the lapse of time between the landing
and finding 81 the bottles From the
experiments 40 made the map is pro
iected Ii shows that there is grand
current which moves through all the
lakes towards the ST. Lawrence. This
current Is broken by lesser ones which
seem TO disregard all notions OF regu-
lariSy and cayort toward all points Of
the compass. in some cases passing each
other in close proximity. going in op-
poslte directions The southern basin
Of Lake Michigan is made TO resemble
swirling whirlpool. Lake Huron spreads
out like a fan. radiating from a small
steu. Lakes Erie and Ontario have a
continuous east flowing current, while
the southern waters OF Superior gyrate
about in several directions finally join.
ing IA torrent which rushes into the
~. Mary's river. The map is an inter
estiDg study.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07
GERMAN TURNER SOCIETY.
List OF Omccrs Elected nc Its Annual
Last Night.

Tho German Turner society held its
annual meeting last night IN its hall on
jefferson street aud elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year: Presis
dent George Baumeister; vice president.
Rudolph Somer: recording secretary,
Philip Hummel: corresponding secretary.
Julius babebzien; financial secretary.
Christ Bechtold. collector, Jacob Brox.
mIer; treasurer. Charles Pettersch.
First instructor in gymnastics. Henry
Markwardt; assistant. William G. None
mann.
Custodian. Frank Fuehrich.
Trustees. G. Laugenbacher. Joseph
Tandler and II. Rite.
Board OF gymnastics. X Sommer. Paul
Landauer. q Applet. ". G. Nonemann
Librarian. William Markwardt.
Jsnitor. John CoFnelly.
Educational committee. BENJAMIN
Muehien. Joseph Tandler. c. Lampe.
Teacher. Paul Landanes.
Entertainment committee. II. Mark
wardt. Albert Markwardt August Beck
mann, Fred Brosmier aud Christ Bech.
told.
The society has a present membership
~ loo and SIXTY four votes were cast 81
the meeting last night The treasurer's
report showed the society % be out -
debt With small sum IN the treasury
IL owns the building aud property occu-
pied by IL on jefferson street and has
complete collection % apparatus in i;s
gymnasium.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07
IINooLN cLua MEETING.

TsEizht The Liscoln club xill hold the
iiFsf a % regalaE meetings Tor the sin
Ter season.. There vili be present .
aamb<r q the most talsnted speakers o.
the city who wiii ioin a. = gsserAi
diseassioo q me political sitastioa.
II vill l. sell for the presiding ofscer
q the club 10 beAr IN nind that nothing
- sdsctually slinss enthusiasm and
paralyzes interest IA sach meetings a.
hong sinaed speeches. be they never 80
sio4uent Tea minutes 10 long time 10
talk ana iUst about twice - long 10
hear. Let the speeches be crisp. short
ADD fsry Under such al order yoang
ulsn wili hock % the meetings. bat il enc
q mere speakers shall be permitted To
wheedle away the tine in long drawn
cot congratulations OF in shortly drawn
epigFams. Il wiii provoke that tired feel.
ing" which h fatal to al political gath
efiEgs Tho election returns will be 70
ceiyed aud read AZ the meeting tonight
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07

Sstsral states viii be rocked BY the
s1itements a election today. In the
Eain todAy's result wili Indicate whether
TIE people knowingly surrendered the
government % The free tradeFs A half
vay g.ciasy wiil cave the question un-
deei.issl II the republicans shAu carry
OliA f3Na ani Massachusetts aud
maze substantial gains IN the states
WASH = 81 elect ansnbers q the legisia-
taFs thea The most sneor promising
democrat elL 10 forced 90 concede that
last yesFs result vas one q those acct
asnta. landsildcs which neither patriot
Ism Ger intelligence can foFestslL The
e.sefisn .n Nes York viii be doubly sig
niacso. IL Tammany shall be able 10
elect Mayuard ADD majority q the leg
isiaisFe. David q fin viii become the
logical eaad.dats u his party Tor prssi-
dsaf Ia iss& Mayuards election viIl
b a distiaci personal triumph for him.
sad with that iaurel on bis bald brow
= ali challengs the country as the
stsoneest vote gstter in New York The
Kentucky aud Virginia elections are
fosegone democrat successes. Nothing
snort q actual starvation would force a
Kentucky bourbon and Virginia moon
saiuer 10 desert the democracy. In the
ether stat the interest Is principally %
n local nature, bot the general result.
n above intimated. viii discover the
true Sentiment q the people on the tar
~ question.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07

teleg by Ars Mar = Palmer. Edward
N9an. fred Wef.hafg Aad Al.bux
fofes- A ii 1Aoseh<ad All ea1Gurt =
selected chorus and Prot Neiisasteln 10
TIE sccouapaniss. There - also band
q twelve Ezrps With such an array a
musical ability lovers u harmony have .
plsasaot essaAng in store.
~Afistsersey.H l3ronsoa Towards su-
PERT satire ma Amefie4a s0cists wili te
prsseatcd IA he PoseFs' on Thursday
evening" ~ Charles frohman's stock
company. Ihe cast. vith tAfee excep.
tloos. - The original ooe. aud the per
f0rmance ali he - finished as though
gisen IA Arw YORK. seat sale viii be
open az 3 a n.
Manager Stair has donnsd his chrys.
antnemu m smile for the hslancs Of the
autumn, because u the large business
being done By The Limited Mail
\ small audience greeted The Mid.
night stars ia the concert room IL
lsockerty ball last night The enter
tainmeot was an artistic success.
Patrons Of Smiths are enjoying the
excellent bsli presented this week. The
1ybells do clever acrobat work and the
trape<e act OF DeBoe is daring.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07
Lucrative.

A certain miscellaneous entertainment
is given annually. to which the elite Of
the Paris fashionable world flock en-
masse. the price of the tickets being 20
francs each. This year. strange to say.
the tickets were inscribed in large let
tiers. Admission Free, which had the
effect Of overcoming the scruples of n
good many persons who had heretofore
resisted the temptation. But when the
hour Of departure arrived the guests
found all the doors occupied by the lead
ing artistes, who presented each with u
card bearing the following inscription
In large type: Exit. 80 francs each.
We cannot permit our dear guests TO
go away scot free "-Etoile Beige.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07

Hugh MeCurdy 81 CorunnA, eminent
grand master q the grand encsmpmenf
q huights IeDpisrs. 10 = guest IN The
Morton. he viii remain In the city a
day or 30 and visit the local members II
the order.
/. w. Spragus Of Greensille arrived
10 Sweets last night 20 attend the No
sember meeting IL the board of manas-
ers OF the Soldiers home. which wlll Dc
held today.
DIR. J. ID. Munson. superintendent q
the Traverse City asylum. 10 guest IN
The Morton.
sing dined ia The New Livingsten yea
terday.
MoRroS- @. Quincy. Hart; c. q
skinner. Howard City; A. {. LANCE.
Muskegon: C. III. Ferguson. Detroit: &.
M. Beers. Traverse City; T. S. Bowman,
Away.
NEw LIVINGSTON yosper Ionia;
c. j. Beatty, Saginaw; j. :. Henry. kal.
smszoo; G.. II. Sherwood, Charlevoix:
ID. Sheldon. Grand Haven; G. II. Thrall.
Big Rapids; w. r. Knapp. Stanton.
swErr's-L W. Sprsgue. GreenviIle;
X Heyman. Muskegon: w. Childs. Cad
lilac; ). f. Wells. Rockford; G. r. Drew,
Detroit: A. w. Spencer. jackson; c. IL.
Rice, Detroit
EAeLE-J. H. worden. Cedar Springs;
A. j. Nichols. Detroit; C.. L. Morgan. J.
J. Godfrey. Bovine; John McCuiloch.
Detroit; III. Weber. Stanton.
KEST-A. J. Beardsley, Rogue City;
w. 5. Cooper. Lansing; w. II. Flint.
Cedar Springs Mrs. +. johnson. Hills
dale; {. H. kingsbury. ST. Louis. NJ. X
HUNT, Big Rapids
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07
EVERY INCH A MAN
That's Whst lisrry ss~eil Ssys
Mayor PsnQsee Is
That FACT WILL Rt-eltcT MN


Harry u. Jewell and Rsll.h stone r.
turned yesterday from 500 days xisii
With frlshds an Detrost and Asn Artor
They wsre the guests - Mayer lsneres
While In Detroit Mhen ASKED ~ = re-
portef u faE HfkALp - o. Mayor fsn.
erees prospects foT fe-eiecElon. Nf.
Jewell said ~lingrce - III right tie
has hand tight "a has kands. though.
AID II he wac ~ he xiil VIA one ~ tie
greatest political hxhts ever saeed IN
Aleh'gsn- No presidential campaign
ever asEkened 80 much snshnsiasn IN
Detroit The fepubhcsn demonstration
there Last Friday night xas 10 far the
greatest ever made Ia the state. IN.
large suditnri0m wss packed and ses.
eral speakers we're required 70 address
various overflow meetings Whan nsea
will turn oct IN such nembers a. that II
means that more than Ordinary snteresf
A. taken. IL vas 4 grand Testimonial a.
the mayors pefsonnl popularity. He
Was gwen q grand ovation when
he aross o. speak and mads a
most telling speech. He has adhered
braxely IA the principles upon which
pledges % the letter. notwithstanding
the effect In doing this he has heea
compeiled TO tread on the tocs ~ some
and ~ oourse they have beconne his per.
s0nai enemies And they are not quiet
by any means his enemies. both poll.
teal and personal, are as active in tbsir
cndeayors % secure his defeat a. his
friends are 20 secure his reelection.
tell you they have not Jeff stone M
turned In dssising means b. defeat hin.
la this they have over reached them.
solves and stopped 20 quc<fionahle rrac.
tees The republicans are united. how.
ever. and with the support % his many
frien ts smong the laborlng classes a eli
parties, think be wlll have cure &c
tory. notwithstanding the determined
teht made against him The congres.
sional light "A al magnificent matter. 90
Tar AZ interest IN u ss concerned. oon-
pared with the nayoralgy contesi.
Mayor Pingree ls every lnch a man. he
has as warm heart and CORDIAL hand
for those an humble positions A. for his
most influential friends lie certainly
deserves reelection and. believe. val
get IT,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07

MR. LEsrHEE's selection 10 the pre-
sidency "a the Driving club is deserved
compliment 10 his executive ability. He
- one 81 the best informed horsemen in
the state. lie is an enthusiastic patron
81 legitimate turf contests and none
better than he knows the requisites % a
suc'e-sfnl race meeting. Supported by
beard % directors having confidence
in his judgement he will make the so.
go August meeting Of IS95 a profitable
ADD pronounced success
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07

The Aiehigsn Bnildins snd I.oAn As
soeiation league Nil had its saith an
nnal meeting Al hort Hsros Tharsasy
and FRIDAY, DeoembeF IA aud Ia AZ
rangoHsents for shis mseting are nov
beIng made by ths executive roa .ittee
And II - eKpected thai TIE sa.s1ons viii
lie even more Interesting sna salnsh.l
20 the locai assoc1ataons a ths stale
tnan any Il ther predecessor Aa.oag
the p@pers 70 ~ pEeseatsd srs one ca
bookkeeping oy ". (. Sheppard snd az
other ON mortgages aud their fore
closure by M n. hoaseman. bofA q this
CITY. 1his league 10 al organixas.on
made ap 81 delegates FROM ths local &C.
socastions enrolled ~ metntcns several
associations IN dldefenf sections a tie
state have become nembens 81 he
league since the last meeting NJ n
Hoaseman Il wee prrsidentof the leagne
and Smith q. kciehsm 10 4 meuabor q
the executive commiftee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07

After overcoming alany obstacles and
triumphiug above innumefable annoy.
sncss tie ST. Cecilia society land the
corner stone q its new building yestos-
day afternoon under blue sky and to
the music Of glad voices The formal
solenniiies attending such demonstra-
tons were merged into a simple. yet i'm.
pre-sive program conducted entirely BY
women To many i was the beginning
u a realization Of fondly cherished
hopes. They entered not alone into the
Giscnarge Of tho periunetory duties do
voiving urun them. bat into the spirit
which made the occasion instinct with
honor u their society. The special Tea
taree % the program we're the Hymn Ia
81 Cecilia composed by Mrs. Stocker.
Toe ode written by Mira NJ. J. Smiley
and the music Tor The same composed
b. J. Francis Campbell. his FIRST effort
IN this direction. and the superb address
q greeting and fslicitation by the presi
dent. MIRA Edwin r. UhL The singing
~ the magnificent 81 Cecilia chorus.
nEdsr the direction % Mrs. Il K =.
Csfpenier. was greatly appreciated
Miss Fy's address was clearly con
ee,ved effort. and While Il was gracefully
Pot toseiher it lacked force. Il not apti
tado. Above the rranste block lowered
Into pace Yesterday siil be reared
noble monument 90 TIE industry. per-
severance aud enthusiasm - the mem.
bers ~ he ~ Cecilia -,clety Monday
Novsnter .. iS8 vii b. an epoch in
- C.ciilan history.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07
ALSO WANT \ nrcEIvER.
suit ~ the United states Court
Agsir~t Nelson. Matter a 60.

Following upon an adverse decision In
the Jnited States court IN case q the
Cold Blast Gather company q Chicago
against Nelson. Matter A Co. q al. q
similar Oil % complaint sas fled IN the
same court Yesterday BY the Windspr
Folding Bed company ~ Chicago
ll8noir against Nel-on. Matter A Co
Enos Putusua. Ezra v Nelson. frssierick
~ Smith and the MickigHn Trust com
psny, assing Or Al inlunction restrain.
ing the sss,enee from IN arr uauner
dlspo~ing ~ TIE sessts. and asking
further that q receiver 30 sppu nied
Several other unsscuFed creditors have
joi-.ed vitb them the ssit The AZ
gregafe = the esslrss represented -
atous ti5fsE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07

FitoBkrE REgIsrER JEwkLI returned
from Detroit yesterday tilIed with enthu-
sissin. la az interview published ia an
other column he predicts that Pngree
sIil he elected. notwithstanding the tire.
mendous pressure brought 10 bear 20
beat him. IL Mayor PingFee shat sue.
cred against all the political powers ar
rRysd against him he will demonstrate
that he II a. invinrihle leader % the
Detroit republicans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-07

Pau DAVIS nasSnsei the Custer
gnard at eveniss far shs different
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