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The evening world., 1893-11-21
STILL OFF N HOOK.
The Nictneroy's Crew Apparently
Testing the Gig GuH.

SANDY HOOK, y. j., Nov. 2l.-Bra
Ellis new warship the Nictheroy is still
lying off the Jersey coast apparently to
test her dynamite gun. The crew seem
to be learning the working of 1t. They
range 1t in every direction and lower
and raise IT.
From all appearances the Nictheroy
lay to all night south Of the Scotland
LlGhtship. about five miles distant.
The tughoat Wallace b, Flint was
alongside OF her for al hour yesterday
afternoon, and then returned to New
York with the American ensign floating
from her Flagstaff.
This morning, nj S.47 o'clock, the same
tugboat passed out and steamed along
side OF the Nictheroy.
1t looks as though the tugboat is act
ing as a despatch boat.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Jack O'Bricn was wsylaid by 3 man named
Brooks, near jacksonville, Ky, and shot and in
stsntlv Killed. His assassin was taken to. Hop
kinsvillo to escape l%ynchlng.
Director Brown, Of the PittsburG Department Of
Public Safety, has secured a list OF all the social
clubs In Pittsburg, for the purpose Of enforcing
the liquor laws.
Policeman Nader, OF st. Louis, was seriously. II
not fatally, shot by Charles Smith, cOlored. whom
he was attempting to arrest, Sunday night. The
othCer also fatally wounded SmitA.
SayIes & Washburu. u Mcchanicsvillc, Coma.
manufacturers OF fnc wolllen and worsted goods.
suspended yesterday. Liabilities viii amount TO
ahoht $500. coo.
The repair and blacksmith shops Of the Chicago
and Grand Trunk Railroad, at Chicago. were de-
sIrnycd lv nrv Yesterday Loss, $6e, 600,
This Paducah, Ky. police ralded a rap-shootlng
party on a steamer sunday might, and one man
ieaped into the hold and split his skull, and an
other fell overheard and was drowned.
The OZARK and willard Hotels, the residence Of
Thomas shannon and several cottages were burned
Al Hot Springs, Ark, yesterday. LosS $50, COO.
W. q. Parish. a wealthy Dallas. Tex, citizen.
recently arrested for completely In the murder Of
\. "a. Langdun. committed suicide yesterday In
his cell.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
MAY BE HIS LAST SPREE.
Croain Thrown Cut OF a Saloon and
HIS Skull Fractured.

John Cronln. a laborer, twenty-cleht
years old, she says he lives at so Len
ington avenue. - in the Presbyterian
Hospital with a fractured skull and may
die. The police have under arrest and
charged with assaulttnG him Joseph
Navra. "A s"aloon-keeper OF 3@i East
Scvcnty-first street, and Frank B~eleshl,
an undertaken. of S2l East Sevvnty-third
street.
Cronn was found on the sidewalk on
SeVenty-tirSt street, near Second avenue.
HcieSky was standing beside him. Cro-
min had been thrown u OF the saloon
kept by NaNra, at 3.i East seventy
first street.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
VALIANT READY To STAFF.
SIX Months Cruise of w. K, Van
derbilt's Ylch: Begins TO-DAY.

W. X. Nanderbilt's yacht, Valiant,
had steam up ready to depart on her ten
months cruise at / o'clock to-day. She
was at the foot of West FHftieth street,
in readiness to pull out at any time MIR,
Vanderbilt and his party arrived.
The officers OF Valiant are r%eticent
az to the destination of the yacht far
ther than that their first stop will be
Gibraltar. The yacht has supplies for Il
ak months trip, but II is understood 1t
will be extended to ten months
MIR. Vanderbilt's guests on the trip
will be Oliver II. p. Belmont, Winthrop
Rutherford, j. l.. Webb, DR.. Il. l..
Keyes, an. Frederick q. Beach.
Valiant is the largest steam yacht
afoat. and was built IN England, She
and carries a crew of sixty-two men all
told.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
D!REcTUM BREAKS LOOSE.
"e Sreat Trottsr Runs Wild al
Eastwood Park.

FLEETWOOD PARK. Nov. 21.-Di-
,sO.um' the king of stations, the great
,a.o'''r matched to race Alix here
~ afternoon for 5000. got away from
groom this morning and almost
"'eu a panic at the track.
p"ee'um has a bad habit OF rearing
oen approached, and while being led
ue track got loose and went flying
over the fields.
n. was surrounded. but broke through
No. n"'s OF men, and was only captured
alter a long chase.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
COMPTROLLER TO DECIDE,
Action on Speedway Plan Expected
in a Day or Two,

The question of the issue OF 81, 900, 600
for the construction OF the first mile
OF the Harlem Speedway will not come
before the Board of Estimate. Under
the law the Comptroller has authority
"a issue the bonds on the certificate OF
the Park Commissioners.
Three OF the Park Commissioners have
certified to the plan for one sidewalk,
a protest against that plan. The Comp
troller is expected to decide the matter
in a day or two.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
A WIDE STORM R E
aeo Gets It's First .Instalment
Vi snow for che season.

ono ny Associated Press.)
e.Ivas Nuo' Nov. A.--Despatches re-
to.dsr mere show that a storm Is raging
session from the Gulf to tho British pos
~leghanIes ana from the Rockies to the Al
tpt faini 'CaS 20 a heavy. wet snow, the
the city u ilhe season, swept down upon
derins ot here It was sleetlng hard, rem
eeedinKlv communication ex-
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Objected to Noise and We're Beaten.

James o'psy, Edward bal, and William Rt.h.
man were held Tor examination I'm default ~
81. oO0 hail by Justice Noorhts In the ESSEX Mar
ket Police Court to-day lgnltH kU17elman and
his Nife, Retsy. accuse them " assault. An par
ties reside In the tenement at aS6 Madison street
and the trouble grew out OF objections raised by
the k~unEelmans to noise made BY the prisoners.
KunEelRSn is III abcd from the injuries he r..
ceiNed.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
LAST EDITION
SANK WITH the TUG.
Two Lives Lost Through a Fire
mans Carelessness.
Attached the Hose to a Tank and
then Went to Sleep.
n. Was Ono Victim, the Owners
o the Othor.

The careleesness of one man caused
the sinking of the tugboat Charles r.
Stone in the North River, near pier A,
shortly before 2 o'clock this morning,
and the death from drowning of himself
an another of the crew. A half dozen
The evening world., 1893-11-21
OVERDOSE OF MORPHINE.
A Man Suppose to Re j. P. r. eg,
Jr.. Picked Up In the Street.

4 SP 40 cav
A man was seen to stagger and fall
in front OF 203 West One Hundred and
Twenty-third street at 7,3O o'clock this
morning. A policeman was summoned
and the man was taken to the West
One Hundred and Twenty-itth street
station, There a bottle, which had con-
tanned morphine, was found In his pock-
ct He was removed to the Manhattan
Hospital. The doctors said he was suf-
fering from an overdose of morphine,
and would recovcr.
He Is supposed to be J. Il. TriSg, jr.
His address could not be learned. He is
about forty years old, hve feet live
mustache.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Flynn Is a. Liberty.

John Francis Flynn. Of 6 Spring street, who
was arrested yesterday on complaint OF Thomas
q ponuell, Of 6 GGcrck street, OF having obtained
from him by false ~pretenses = watch and yll
In money was discharged In the rombs Police
Court, o'Donnell could not prove the charge.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
JUMPED TO Death,
Engineer Schirmer Leaped from a
Fifth Story Window.
His Wife tainted When He Tore
Himself from Her Weak Grasp.
She Pleaded in Vain for the Sake OF
Herself and Baby.

I John NJ. Schirmer, an engineer. twenty
six years old, committed suicide at $3.50
o'clock this morning by jumping from the
fifth-story window of his home, 43l East
Ninth street.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
THE sUNKEN TUGBoAT.

TUGBOAT
I Rogers's father was summoned by tele-
graph, and on his arrival a diver was
employed to go down after the bodies.
Capt. Rogers, who Is himself a diver.
was going down first, but did not care to
see his sons body.
A few hours later they were found.
The body of young Rogers was discov-
cred in the cabin: the fireman was found
downstairs. Both had evidently been
asleep when the water overpowered
them.
The hose pipe attached to the fire hy-
drant, with the other end at the tank
and the water still turned IN. told the
story of tho sinking.
; The bodies OF both men were taken
on oard the tug Emperor, which. with
the Champion. also belonging to the
same feet, arrived or the scene soon
after the accident.
They remained there all the morning
covered with a piece of tarpaulin until
the Coroner arrived and gave a permit
for their removal.
The body Of young Rogers vas taken
to his home; Fletcher's remains will be
taken t. the Morgue. unless some rela-
tive appears to claim them.
The evening world., 1893-11-21
Convention o. C rcus Managers.
nv Associated Press)

MASSILOS. o., Nov, 2l.-A Convention Of cir
Gus managers will meet In Cincinnati the week OF
Jan. II TO arrange non-connicting routes and to
adept a scale OF wages for laborers and per
for nerG.
The evening world., 1893-11-21

THE DIX RAJ HERSI ISsTITUTR, 10 West
4Oth Sc, New York, Will mail to any address, free
Of charge, their pamphlet On the Radical and Quick
The evening world., 1893-11-21

Marvellous fuel, Sestslit, the only one Of its
states Fuel Gu. lL'tedJ, 10 Park place, NY. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Invent the ether day 60 sce the man
who 10 slowly Starving 10 death in this
land Of pasaty. lie v meeting tbs hor-
Sibls fsss - an alternative of taxing dsl-
sssrious matter into his system and dy-
ing - 10 were ~ poisou.
Il cant hs,p II. ~ sd ~Thsrs u
sbsolutsly nothing thai can b eaten
with safety. i've Jass given up boiled
uilk-s
boiled uilhsr ! replied why. I
always Thought that this was tho most
harmless foea which could posAbly b
obtaiued-"
Il thought 20, too. until lately. but
bow . noted medical authority ssys that
when water aud milk arc boiled their
most valuable properties are destroyed"
"Of courss yea are afraid to eat meat
and vegessblssr
IAN ranh poisons. sir. fun OF pr
nicious bscilh couldn't think Of est
ing them
''How about bread and butterr
"WeIl. sir, there 10 liable to Be . fun
gous growth In bread very detrimental to
the health. and V the baking powder
used In il happens 10 contain alum. - u
usually the cas-. the matter Is made IN
fnitely worse. A for butter. not long
ago read In . medical journal that thsre
may b more bacilli in piece Of butter
than there arc inhabitants In Europa"
But II you sts tosst. would not tho
effect Of the fungus and alum Be nsu-
tralissdY
Possibly. bat can't eat Il dry. end
II spread butter on II run into an
other danger, for while raw butter IL
full Of microbes melted butter 10 dead
ly poison In the system. No. there 10
nothing that Is safe to eat or drink. and
I can do nothing but die"
That seems to be the only alternative.
Brooklyn Life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

kv~rybody fsi1 esss every BODY els IN
, wtkd endenpw - - osS vossus-
ssely sAngs vsss 10 sevloas oas~slaiss.
AID essasaAlly the bat wa r,ghssd
aud L>~nelssd Happily sh~ Nd h<ii
togstnr snd her enxia~ had not fnkisn
opssbenrst Octave lighted 1re. and
shsE thsrw wss .peeehmaking While
tns water boiled Afterwards she
bose psadIsd around the pend Two OF
three si1ass at . speed II about 100
niies sa hoar. and Octave ~2s ssrr-
VhslInsd with congrSsnlss1oas-
He took th<m al sssiouAly lie be-
snns - ones . great Steamboat cap
tain. His crew consisted Of ons man
Whose sanzs wss fers b1drean bud
prsa Vas siso engineer and pilot oe-
ssvs ceali do noshing bat support his
dignity a. captain
Meanwhile the steamboat made .
litti. money taking QUE alleged pleas
ara pArtses- A certain d~gree of insox-
iession among the politicians or the
,ss4s~~s- sor.s Of Aurora WAS generally
accompanied by the idea Of taking .
saii in Oetase's boat and having some
fun with him Tie genersily got about
half enough from these parties 10 pay
fos the coal that wss burned
The climax came one day. just - one
of these pleasure parties had been set
ashore. Octave and Budreau started
70 take the steamboat back to the
place where she Wa usually tied % the
bank. She churned her way into the
sAiddle of the pond and then abe
stopped. Octave did not ~ FIRST PR
ceive IL Tho boat went 20 slowly
even - her best gait that 10 was nee
s.ssry 20 take . sight ~ something on
the shore IA be csrtsin whether shc
was moving. This was whA Octave
did. and then he shouted:
Eth. BudrcAur'
AYE. aye. capsAinc." replied Bud
reau who had been drilled 10 respond
in this way:
I'VE do not move. hey? What fory''
The tam engine. he have stop.
espitaine.
''stsrt him then"
81 cannot tie In broke"
''Dieu. Budreau. We drift to the dam.
We 20 Overt We are LOST"
It was trae that the steamboat was
moving toward the dam The pond
was unusually well supplied with wa
ter. and IL was pouring over the cm-
haukment Octave looked wildly
around From his lofty position on tho
upper deck he could see Budreau nSrv-
opsly pstt~ring with the engine There
was an anchor on the forward deck.
Octave had bought IL In Chicago. and
bad got AL the iron he could for Ais
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

H. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT,
TOWER BLK.
ROOMS SAND,
FOR HOUSES AND LOTS

FOR sALE-HOrSEs AND LOTS
a me modern nine-room house on Ierrae,
avenue, east frontage, owned by non res dent.
must sell q bargain. Also one on Burton ava.
nue. eisht rooms; corner lot. One On south
Lafayette. with furnace, bath and all modern
improvements. One on tanner avenue tweiv,
MONS eornor lot good barn, a bargain. one
On sen,rsi avenue, one on Paris avenue. ons on
North Prospect, one on Hastings one an Rich
ard avenue. Also two houses ON Center street
10 exchange Tor house and lot centrally located
Two houses gu tass street Store ON kalana 400
sscnue Tor sale or exchange.
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
io0 acres In Teabridge township; fine STOCK
farm: s,il clay loan; large barn; small houss:
lb 1res improved, balance beech raapls elm
and ash timber. for sale or exchange Tor city
property.
lao acres twelve miles from city; one OF IN,
tfrt stock or dairy farms in the state: we'll
wsteved with spring brook two good orchs ria
ca farm two good houses. good barns and hrst.
class soil
DISC 20 acres six miles from city; good build
fngs good orchard aud good land.
have also an number II fine pieces of garden
lands near the city ranging from tive to forty
acres.
have lots In all parts Of the city to sell aal
exchange.
Honss.s To rent
Money To loan on COOL real estate security
II. j. DE sOLlA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

OCTAVE BELIEVED HE WAS HOLDING HER
Ia hold sixty-ton schooner.
'Budreau. Bndreaur' shouted DC.
tave.
Aye. aye. capitsine"
throw overheard the anch'r'
Budreau sprang To his task.
"Captainei" he cried
AYE. aye. Budresu.''
'sThere Il no line on the anch',"
''T'row him over anyway. he may
do good"
And Budreau threw the anchor over
board Naturally IL produced no ef-
feet Octave was wild with excite
ment. He imagined his boat dashed
% pieces below the dam As she drew
forty inches and not more than half a
foot WAS going over the dam, there
was really no chance for such cstas-
trophe- But Octave was too nervous
IA SEE this He pranced around on the
upper deck shouting his orders 20 Bud
rcsu. Finally he got too near the rail.
and went over into the pond He land
ed feet foremost and found the water
= little above his waist He was sur
prisssi. He supposed himself to be al
ready drowned
The steamboat glided by him He
must save her. With frantic effort
he seixed hold ct her rudder and
braced himself "a best ne could To re-
strain her. At this moment she
touched the embsnkmeut aud stopped.
Octave believed that be was holding
her. He shut his teeth together. dug
his toes into the soft bottom IL the
pond. and held on with the grip OF
death.
s'Dudrssu.- he shouted, do some
things, and do him tam quick. can
not hold him much longer"
This remark inspired Budrcau with
q very low idea Of his captains intelli-
gence- lie wa In the bow and could
sec that the craft wns aground.
Let go then. ANIMAL" he replied. In
tones OF disgust We have reach the
shove
Octave climbed aboard. went for
ward and looked over the bow The
boat lay quietly against the banks
The ahsurdity OF the situation at last
dawned upon him. and IL affected him
more deeply than all the discourage
msnt Of his attempts 20 make Fox
river . nsvigAhle stream
slowly he set himself 70 the task Of
repairing the engine. Neither he nor
Budresa spoke = word They padded
back 20 the hank. and never more wa
the Ros river navixa'ed-
HowARp FrxIDrSo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

He SAVED HIS BOAT.
a Great Marine o>Assss % Two
Feet Of Water.
-A---
STORY OF AlAusORY STEAMER
Hs~ar.f Wedding Describes the A.
ts.nps 10 MAKE tox itsssss
>assxsDse str~4st,
STORY OF AAusOaY STEAMER.

-1ne snaotfny q Dick corbsft- pro-
s1red me ti.s scqa.Antzre< % . Ssnial
bsrsd she cory event Which described
he called 10 asx nae whrshes aay en-
ps4aation u Il WAS true. A ssnsls
slancs into ms honess sye--fos / have
kept ens Of them f.irly honest even in
New fork-sonsincsd him. thoush he
had been one II the men who VA sure
taas he coait lay his Anger on the Cor
teft assassin.
While yoa'rs writing up Aurora"
said he, why don you tell the story
Of s~tass Laonsfry's steambossf'
IL j. lnpos.lbie "a mention any place
In pstat withsat giving same IDIOT the
LnYressson that you're writing IL up.-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09


Il IL said that the people Of New Zea-
land look down upon copper coins and
will never use them IL they can help II.
An English clergyman who had one day
taken the place Of another preacher In
Auckland says that In the collection Of
something over 50 there were 266 three
penny pieces and only four copeers.
Il 10 % well understood that these
smaller silver coins win be used In
church collections that tho threcpenny
pieces have received . name.
One day young lady wanted some
small change from o Chinaman. who
was the family grocer. and he drew out
. handful Of coppcrs.
"Oh. no, don't want THAR she said.
"Ah, l see what missy wants." said
be. "Churchy money!" And be hand
I'd over q quantity OF threepenny pieces.
Youths Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Had tho sympteUA
ibid you SEQ William
"Yss, met him."
ibid he want TO borrow money!
Eyes. Why"
''Oh, I thought he would. He said he
had a good story no wanted to tell you."
Detroit Tribune
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

PROPOSALS FOR KENT COUNTY
JAIL BUILDING.

Sesisd proposals all b. facsiss~i =, tss
tsaliins commits. a. fh..f eitct. ipIs kirhi-
gan 1rrs. bsliti1g tifane kaf.st A Oh "a.
nr - n criask frson. lob ~ 80 ftf fts efco-
tleB aud comp eta q n IN NJ eagGft lal i'm
pfos efnes-te. sae1sal1s bsltoslsk. crii eork.
and tsnitAticn. aecor.flng - ptans EnH spec
hcsticns. ~hisii ear 10 a f1fs tsnrf ent
ihe oucc 81 a "A hDsh A IN, afrEtts ca.
Grand hsf1te, AicoiSau. - sal aflfF ISIS a..
1s0 fsch hii Iarst - accompanied - .
certified c8nc- for eum not iurs tuan TO 80
cert 80 The anlous.f q ffe fsrHprsat 10 n IA
4 rrecrsed - reject aut nB8 81 hils. ed Ia
wsise ery defect N lnforHalifF ~ : ~ hs4.
skauid a - tiessaet a. fiss sffsff - to- sntssr
- do - ffplsa~sie aia< - s1sff.t and a.afAet
~frppossls for Neat cophit iAil tsiietns eel
work building beat "a ~ eanitef.sru - the
case mHy oe ssd niust b ndfrc-<s-4 -.
a. NkffI-S
ChssrEpsn fln.ialn. cfriisissr<.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Not Exactly Lexieographes.
'What became Of that bright son Of
yours that you sent to college? Was be
graduatedT
"oh. yes. He is at present interested
In dictionaries"
"Ha. Become photographer"
well. not exactly a photographer. He
r. soliciting subscriptions for q diction-
ary."-New York Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Russian engineer officers have been
experimenting With Ar electric hand
lamp - Russian invention. II seems
~ b- veil ADAPTED 20 the Inspection os
nires and trenches ~ night The
lanp- or lantern. 10 In the form Of .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Ala. cd d.. Brown kss I'm
Thss lard ~ So>s and fiss:
We ms<s m face about the town
We nstN IN ssivss and pdila
He he'd = light eas> IL the gYfn
A sbshs cod In HE BOD:
he sut iose ~ dssfiy irugA
Add res -be Old ecT's dcsA
Yrs twe 10 sufcidss wsid 80
Tat tald him on the sheifs
Re ssmpsy Wt~3 ths1 grad ~ So
.rAss1.ann. ery~ thyss3-.
LIN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
STOCKHOLDERS. MEETING.

TITO nnnnAi rneeiins - the stoeit.ol.iess n
ma o. fs1snfit b4.sns.is, ias.ite ~ Mi - bed
~ tbe 9 u - Ne cersrsnf ~ shis rffF "a
Hstinf eltaa. duty ~ - . ei,.rA n ~
JOHN NiDnitoA a. f,ecrstsrY
Grand Eaglds, jas Z. IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

cts Irnrufrr : 0firr
Grand haFiiis Nrth SUE q l>tt
Notice T. hrE.bs Fitea fisst fife at.t~ Is -
fsii Cor the ttt.foss tal - n, lien ffff 10y
hsnds. ana that vsii sszfit+ ,asf1efl flinftts
tor fhe i,er - - fsl4tf days ilrn ftis eets "A
the ofirr n fiie rsts ffsaruftr tlft had
iel, - =. IA sotalt 4. "a Ifsts.sef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

ssbs 80 81 : kalf fsst lsnG. - h
tsskss bstRg asds II TIA Tray eskls-
tovminG = bsss>ry. 80 p2sosd In tAis
tabs cad soansessd In spsoi.l nsn-
aes Ths light y ineio~sd In air plAtss
Of glzAs - the mp II the ssbe. and The
tssili~sey b rssulsssl ~ sersw -
TIE loser eEd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

A Strange Advertisements
The managers Al this periodical have
entered into treaty with n considera-
BILE number Of wealthy heiresses. both
epinsters and widows. who have solemn
" bound themselves 20 bestow their
hands on no one who Is not subscriber
TO our papcy.-Tribuna-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

"You have saved my life. my brave
feliowi" said Jimpson to tho fireman.
Here's . quarter FOR you"
II cannot take it, returned the Arc
man. 1T IL far too much. Your life u
not 30 vaiusb;e. "-Harper's Bazaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Joees re ssnitht-csa yoa Lad ~
ei5. old fellow1
smith -csnt 10 n. ny boyI I'm 90
ing ~ the worlds fair
Jones ito Brownl---csa you lead Ne
90. old feiiowr
Brown-csnt do II. my boy. just
got back from the worlds fsir.-N Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

- 3 F0T 49, , TITT~FT- 4
CRAM tefsth. 4 lfA. allre = tN8 I
rcr5r@ - befs,hf eFcu ftIat fi'r nss~srtnni
rssil fer sfsabf nra Ffstfitl,r Nfsldiatr 80
tf<sa ~ceti. tfs.n Effff - 81 sIti aslI -,
- ~ tnt sa,sdS ans tflaf MI ro..l.ife 10.
A. n ti's cate. a ils 'I 4 - siit reseefs.s.
cit4 hnli
ssise Nh soRE1ck Ca Tr-.-s-rr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Clara--Tbat Gussie 0ush ought to Be
ashamed Of herself. the bold thingi
Dora-what did she do?
Clara-She's accepted Jack Jewel. and
be hadn't Proposed TO her but three
times.-New York Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

"They smpusated his leg after all. ehs
What made Ne doctors wait 10 long?
"JudAsn from their bills IL must have
been 20 give EN- . chance TO pull II be-
fore they took IL oil. "-Bunalo Courieg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

OVERWHELMING Radsiia a Holt o. "A
III South D.slsios street are showing on
interesting fatfscs IN upholstery goods. Tss
p1nns eOg tor estimates