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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

Tribune Oncc. Feb II. \. NIT was cloudy yescr.
day with Hight and q good deal OF rain the to:ll
pieclpltation amounting u 80 inches Their,
clearing tendency at night The temperature ranged be.
tween 81 and 81 degrees the 1870, being 1874
higher urn the corresponding day last year. and y
lower than Sunday.
In and ncir TIL. city to-day there Will probably b
generally fair, slightly warmer weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
PERSISTENT or 4 FEMALE COLLEGE RESIGNS

rlmira " " Feb l3.-Prcsldrnt Van Nordcn. Of
ia. Eln,ira Female College. has resigned on account
~ a disagreement, between himself ana the truse 5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
TIE u THEE REPORT.


ANOTHER STORM IN COLORADO AND KANSAS
Washington. fcb. i3.-Thc st"im which was central
=, IN. North Carolina cost this morning is central
ON the southern New Euglnd coat attended by sever"
northeast rly gales on tn" New EnGInd and Ndd" At.
autc COASTS rhr disturbance that was In The Rock
Mountain region this morning has moved souhWird AMI
now covers E,-rerm Colorado and Western Kansas This
disturbance l. followed Icy cold wave, Will mas
reached Northern Colorado and W. s,crl NebfisNa ana
the Dakotas ATTENDED by high northcrv winds and ~no"
SNOW IL reported from New England and Nnthcin New
York und rain In Jersey but the weather has cleared
% the southwark Generally fair weather continues
In the Mississippi Valley and thence east" nd over the
laio region ohio Valley The temps nature Has risen
Ia all district, the Mississippi and In the south
west 10 j. 20 degrees colder In the western portions
u til. Dakota, and NEBRASKA and ia Northern Colorado
The indie alton, are that rain will prevail IN n" GENITAL
,ollc. nni rke region during IA" afternoon ni"ht
turning into Northwest aud the STATES Of Ia"
Missouri Wiley. Warner. ~outhofy Winds tomorrow
In this region wtl d. followed by cold wave Tuesday
neht or W.dnc
Tho following heavy rainfall On ncheo was reported
duiIng lat twenty hours: Dcmopons. Ma ~
The rivers DANCER line On feet and t'nthS)
and rising: At Cincinnati 30; Evansville, Ind. 80;
Mount Carmel Ind. 90. The ohio, from Pitt,burg to
parh,r.burg falling; from Cincinnati To Cairo II |, RS
Ing The Lower mississippi from Cairo Ia New.orlcanS Is
rising The Cumberland Nashville and the Tennessee
az Chattanooga, Using rapidly. The savannah NJ
Augusta is rising The highest stage at Cincinnati. ~
feet viii occur the 18th. " Evansville the stage OF
feet will bc reached On the l'th, anu Ut 'ar"' ID
foot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
DETAILED FORECAST FOR TO-DAY.

For Northern New England, snow. followed by clearing
For Southern Ncw.tneland snow tonight, followed ny
clearing weather Tuesday; northcy winds shifting to
castcrly.
Tor Eastern Ncw.Yrrk. FaSt'rl pennsylvania New
Jersey and Delaware. clearing curing the night anu gem
cally fair Oh Tuesday northcrly winds shifting % south
castrly; warmer Tuesday night; rain on Wednesday
For Maryland Virginia and the Caolinas, fair warmer
TUESDAY rain Wednesday
Ior Nest virginia Western New-l0rk, Western Penn
svl,ana Ohio rII snow on Iucsd1y night
or Wcdn, sdiy. $3.50 ,u..o,
by a cold wave TUESDAY night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
"Truth Needs No Color"

save that OF reason and probability. ard
when applied 20 cigar,tt's. tic on Do
minion prove by the purity onG skill u
their manufacture their fitness for first
place IN public favor. Photograph ilclvscd
In each package.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
gIEAVY SNOWFALL IN MASSACHUSETTS.

PittsHcld Mass. Feb. - (SpcciaD.-snow has hem
rapidy falling since O'Clock this morning Ihe
high wind from the east has drified the highways
md trains are somewhat delayed. II Is the heaviest
snowfall OF the winter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

MILWAUKEE Gas WORKS SOLD TO BOSTON MEN.
Milwaukee. WIS. Feb. ia Boston syndcat" has
purchased the Milwaukee Gas Works ana VIII tax"
possession on March l. The consideration Is 49,
II.aDl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14

AVOID SUBSTITUTES. Genuine made only by
Ponds Extract Co., 20 Ffth-a,e, New-York.
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USE PONDS EXTRACT
AFTER
SHAVING.

Any bleeding will DO stopped, soreness irritation ana rcd'
ncs, Disappear aad skin be soiientd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-14
MONSIGNOR SATOLLI DEFlED.
rr 1s SAID TO CONSIDER BISHOP WIGGER
GUILTY OF CONTEMPT

,-ry,pv ORDINARY FAILS TO OBEY THE
DELEGATES NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
n,x,rv DEVELOPMENTS PROMISED.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
Sword Drill--Tle Powers.

The Sword Drill" given in Powers
recently. created such favorable senti
ment that there was demand for an
other performance. The entertainment
was gwen entirely on it's merits. no plea
bcing made for charity or anything else.
The profits we're divided between the
schubert club and All Souls church.
The program for next Tuesday night
viii be- greatly changed. offering several
features that are genuine novelties. The
sword drill. With tn" pretty Captain
Hessie Walker and sixteen clever young
ladies. will be more perfect. IL that IL
possible. The Sleep Walking scene from
Macbeth will be very interesting fea
ture. the east being as follows:
Geutlegoman. Miss Alice r. Raymond.
Physician ....... Mr.. i. Frank Quinn.
Lady Macbeth 49, Impersonating
Nine. JanauschekJ Paul r. Davis.
Mr. Davis was In Janauschek's com
pany for some time ard his imperson
alton is said. by thoee who have scen il.
a. be very fine.
The otnsr features are club swinging
hy Mics Raymond. accompanied by Miss
hughes on the harp. recitation 10y
Mrs. Clergyman and a ballad by Mrs
Nichsls Tho entertainment will be n
brilliant one and Powers should be
iillel TO It's eapae,S next Tuesday even
ing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

him And yet yoa feel sorry for Be<ie,
and II the sam~ tune watch and study
him az one watches The storm break
repeatedly GA . mspamoth rock. which
IL repeatedly hurts itself against Arthur
loves Hesty. though he doee DOT intend
81 marry her, fof 10 10 = gentleman:
Adam loves Hetsy. These two men are
hound to tind II oat and come together.
When they do there ~ . scene. terrible
ln as strength
Don't even aay lErwon turns pale
OF white With anger" laughed Mis-
Benfcy. '.put the proper ~ofi az sen.
tenee In HE mouth. srd when IA. says Il.
!, viii maxi. Linn turn pale. II 10 an un-
fortunate thing. but all the strong sccnes
IN Adam ilcsie' are between men. In
my reading l hare tried Ia have tragedy
afli comedy follow In quick succes~lon.
The tifamas,e effect ~ strong. and keeps
the interest II an sudicncs excited.
After the csimo and imprisonment II
Hlrtty COMES the marriage III Adam and
Dinah. sni then . faint suggestion II
comedy"
Miss Bentley during her chat gave
fragments II dsscss sc-nes by way IT
illustration. and the transition from
grave "a gay was q mental shock which
vas as novel ~ II was refreshing. Hhe
will read Adam Bede' in the pariors
81 The Warwick tomorrow evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
ON THE PLAY BILLS
As tho End OF the Season APP
pfoaehes interest Names.
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE WEEK
Bookings a~ All sne Theassr~--i.ia
isrnfey's Heading -soi smith ttus-
selI's Notes

The Powers Mas lighted Tuesday
evening for the persecution of The sen.
ator" by William A. Crane and com.
rany. The comedy In deliciously sweet
and rejecting. and II Is made intensely
80 b. the superb acting 81 the popular
comedian aud Lis excellent company.
The attendance was very large although
the prices were advanced. "Wednesday
and Thursday evenings Efiie Ells!cr
and G.. W. Couldock were greeted by
mlserably small audiences. The two
plays presented are exquisitely polished
dramas, which appeal 20 all the better
and higher instincts II manhood and
womanhood
The week at The Grand was given
over To weary waste ~ noiseless thun-
der. The French Spy" Is indifferently
staged. execrahly staged and will not
live out week run Ia one night stands.
Marked For Life" Is jus, as much bet
ter than bad is better than worse.
Smiths specially show vas in nearly
every sense first class The Kelly broth
ers are tritic too hoisterous and were
permitted 10 transgress one of the rules
81 the house. but the infraetion was not
offensive. Aside from this the perform.
snce WAS iiawlcss. neat and refined.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

progressing appearance She has been
thoroughly -dncated at Hampton In
itt.ats and at training school and has
al the advantages OF an educated and
Intelligent woman
I sm told BY the ex-patient OF the
hospital that the wild blood OF this
Ninuehaha ~ the pm and pes'le shows
bot in ouc way. and that rather an adj
vantage. ia room where there are
sick vcHnen ~ night her tread IN
st~piutcly inaudiblc. She moves ~
quietly ~ hrr great-grcst-grandfat
might have done ON the quest for
.caips- a. a eat does when there
l. f'rttiseu cream ia sight. Daring
'hs As her step j. ~ more u0isel~~s
TRAN that - other women. though al
waYs light and spriugy
~ might not ~ a bal idea for some
tsnrvuiru. person % train mp whole
j., - Indian girls for a zainful occupa-
ton. - which they seem so well adapted
b inheritance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Take the poetry out ~ Macbeth or
Otheiia and you have mslo-drsma
that Will drive the Bowery Wild with do
Hrht. u vii understand u. you know. =
vas the smiling. apparently astounding
statement ~ Miss Ida Bentley last even
ing TO BE sure the Bowery can under
sfand either play a. Shakespeare wrote
m fs1etry and all. because they are true
- he tie vac such brilliant writer
that doe dos rot seek the motive ~ his
rlaya 90. accepts them Huf All are not
=. clever az Shakespeare. ~ way -
Illustration. suppose 80 take "Adsm
ile,ie from which | ara 81 give rad
iisg a. the WArsick on Mansihy night
When first the isiss came a. ne J read
and rercad The book fully taen'y i've
tsH1es ~ lng 20 end George fili0ts no
tive ~ theme. Finally concluded that
ia Arthur she showed = man, g',od at
heast. sho iuggiei siih the great and
crave questions q life In az indifferent
asanner. telsasing that in time ~ sould
cou8e auf right
Aeeepting thi-. Thea, - tie motive.
nsfafaHf I turned g. kdsn fse r. too
as-d The sane ~ Washington - toa
good b. TIE fifginiaf-. one tires u
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The one hundred and tifticth perform
ancc ~ The Girl | Left Behind Me-
occurred AZ the New York Empire thea
ter Thursday evening and was com
memorated by the distribution OF hand
some souvenirs in the form ~ staiuette
in bronze ~ one II the leading charac-
ters. i, l. a work 81 art.
Mis.s Marie Jansen will bc starred next
season ~ &. u jefferson. klaw 4 Er
LANCER She will appear In a new comedy
Nv Glen MacDonongh entitled del.
unnico's nj Six" The piece " 81 be pro
duced in Louisville, Kentucky. Ia Sep.
temher.
Next season Nine Modieska will add
~ her repcrtory req play hy the Ger
man author. Herman Suderman. called
"lleiniath."
Mr.. DalSs company will sail hs the
American steamship line Tor fondon
England. after the Chicago engageme' Z
MAY Yohe has been engaged Tor the
principal role in -Nitouche~ az tho Ira
falgar Square theater IA London.
The Rising Generation" l. the title 4
the nss piece which William Barry a
b. bring out In Chicago shortly
Fst,lls Ciayion has written play far
Lolita shieh that popular sril - pro
J-,s.s g. pruduce newt seasoR.
Gesrse Gould siil espend sanon IA
re- en4bel,ishinE AMI altering the >eS
York Grsna uIera house.
Akron. Ohio. - b. have new cleo
60 oi,esa hause. 'shlch viii seat l.issl
persons
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

TURF. President Deshon. of the South
ern club. Il himself a lawyer. and q
representative OF the new SOUTH" or
younger element Roger A. Pryor and
Col Fellows. both able lawyers. are
sx-con'cderste veterans ExGov. Wise.
Of virginia. Is New York lawyer
now. Ia literary circles the great pop
ulsritv Of southern stories has at one
time and another brought to the me
trofoiis people frou every southern
state I hsv. been in a drawing room
where almost every picture was q mute
reminder % southern scenes. aud con
vcrsed la single evening with Mrs.
Bryan. the Atlanta poet and novelist;
Mr.. lee & Hardy. offs il f,ouisians7
Mrs. Belle Hun, shortridsr. ~ Texas.
and Mrs Lncy Polk Smell. 81 Tonnes
see. niece or something If President
Polk. besides minor lights. At other
times able ant Joel Chandler Harris
have hesn the center % n more mascu-
line assembly John Keller. the pres
ident e the Press clnb. Is n southern
er So - Mrs Gaillartl. Mo edits sorn-
kind - medirsl journal Mr., Bur
ton = Harrison Is the most famou. 81
All the southern women here resident.
Mrs. RiveS-Chanler il not n New York
w,iruan. bat Il uf,en s~sn herr ~ 81
Matt Grim sad Octave Thsnet George
tsrs Eggies;on : from the south A
considerable proportion ~ professors
aud undergraduates a, Columbia are
from h~lo~ Mason and Dixons line.
Dawn WFCs-IEn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The stage at the Grand opera house
has been taken up during the past two
weeks with the daily rehearsals and pre-
parstions for Clyde Fitch's new play.
April Weather" which will have its
first presentation on any stage next
Monday evening. At rehearsal Mr..
Russell is the same sweet tempered.
kindly hearted man az he is in the char
acters he represents. He always acts
considerably at rehearsal not only his
own part, but every ones else where he
can give an unobtrusive suggestion. To
the children he liz something delight
full. and no wonder the little
ones love him dearly and think
rehearsals quite az much fun
as the performances. He will some.
times but not ten-stop a rehearsal
Ia illustrate point by an anecdotc; but
this sort Of story telling is more the
form OF a verbal object lesson. Ia use a
queer combination Of words. Way up
in the scene shifters' realms the light
shines Gown on the bare stage Here
aud there are all manner OF improviscd
stage settings. all useful enough tn dcsg-
nate localities but incongruous enough
at the same time. Out in the audi.
forum. cool and dark. two or three
people sit listening To the earnest re-
hearsing The actors have not vet
learned their lines, but depend on their
books. Step by step they 60 over their
parts: here there 10 u change Of word.
there different exit; here an altered
infection. there an improvement In gest-
ure; apd all the time the parts are TAX
ing form and outline. as the pottcrs
clay is turned into the shapes Of the
molder. And yet not altogether that
either for Sol Smith RUSSELL keen and
accurate critic that he is. In too shrewd
an actor and too generous a man TO I'M
duly hamper a subordinate. There is
plenty ~ play for individuality. il it is
of the right sort. Now. let's do il this
way and. taking the words IL the actor
or actress from his or her mouth. the
comedian repeats the lines AZ he thinks
they should be said. and he would
be mole blind who could not see
the instant improvement. Get
ready for the third act" and
though the noon hour has come the
rehearsal must 60 on. for ii means work.
this theatrical work. and parts mus! be
learned and business must be under.
stood and the thousand and one things
studied out and arranged. There is
nothing more gracious TO be seen Incl
dental 10 stage life than Sol Smith Rus
sell at rehearsal. unless il be when. hav.
ING haf made up" and with leisure
time before him 'ere the curtain rise. "
one ~ fortunate enough 10 bc admitted
tn his confidence and his dressing room
at the same time. April Weather"
will be produced in an elaborate man
ner and with q most excellent company
Of dramatic artists. Chicago Post.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

~ the home - NJ All y e BERNARD
AHen - Nc - C9.ntsn street as fburs
dAy afieru,s,h az hall Isssf o'eifist. sss
giseu io marfiags Their eiieei istsrhter.
Anats. o. Arugid b,reenisnul esr g
Isaac t.rrs uhaun - " ff~ lluttu
street The rereaHsny sss Tssff0 1med -
The rsbhi teHx e-.eiss'i. be- a. Tues
eucs ~ alstat SHIRTS tfteutis slid = 'stises
MIS- Celia Norris = Flint p.aest fhe
Neu.ielsvsbn ~ei3ing uieTrh. y which
The bFiiai Eiy mHrfhesi INTO tie psf
ior sud fss,k iheff pisees u9ulier =
isauufni csseTs - shiis isce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

FRANKS 10 sssss impss,vsnssps on Mo-
isn1sus- A he aosss's sasvy stoa9
any asiss. VIII m~risr~rs end vssas
nghtsrs In n<s svss~Ais - ssmplss Ut
oss ooasssd siviit1sssDa abe uAy sas-
ce~i Tbs oshsr gtsi 70 rtsA. end vent
ato1w tsss sor fsn- Both ere physssi~as
r~csnt.y Srstussss1
Ina thar new esld of labor they
found ehoIsrS going raesvfiy ahead
Nobody seemed Ia think 70 unusual In
tact. u waent
of ep3r>r those too innosSnts frrsh
from ths diss~eting room he'd a. patr h
rish, In nshttns dise~ss they had
never ss<n. end Que of The uoss dan
gsroas known ~ IMAM ~ that
The two young women have change
Of quite an establishment house wisA
thirty ru-ons, snd nve servants und<s
them. and all sn~ss of queer Oriental
soinss ON, bat l fancy their bsggess
teb 10 ~ try ~ beat some idea Of clean
iness into IN. thick head Of the an
sp~akable Turk.
Queer idea Of foreign trsvel for fun.
Ian, isr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

q crazy, succfsuuI bAi ~ stuc Exit
dance in crinoline. The Gloyers. known
the continent wide as the comedy twins.
are down for their funniest turn. In
the new specially congress are Eddie
Fay. William Mcmahon. Gypsy Fowler
and Julia Winfrcd. The Mor,ons. re-
fined specially artists. viii stay another
week. So will the Kelly brothers. The
continued fsvorites. the petite Henly
sisters, will be seen in exquisitcly arts
tic dancing. Adele Betancourt and
Ethel Gray will play the season out.
Two pretty skits. ''Fradiavola" and AR
rival OF Sullivan" will open and close
the bill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

Syur - The anger tiusi~ are purciv 50
rial ia their nature The Union
League ard Nanha,tan were formed
fsr political r-a~ous There l. host
90 literary eiuh. vkoss members srs
huuidrum. harsi sprklas-' people. TIE
president 20 the Century clah j. Daniel
tIunfingfou Il the Academy. - che
Authors club is y G. Sse,inan. * the
Fisvsr- clab - Edwin Boo,h. The
Aldre. Lots aud Groiisr clubs all
have literary members and arr dslig AZ
fuilT dasleisss
Thsrr arr r,ore Shsrpies On The
''~astlsz list' n ,5e Unipn dub than
AT the others put ts~rthsF Hnt they
hsv- 20 wait 80 iUrx hsf1rv CONT and
rrishts iiz~ase kiil ~ the older nsrn-
hers that M hrasaRsss - pretty r.ll
-~,srn % ms. - them before they r,.al
Is - ja.
The ehsppie j. net a myth. lie es-
f.fs nat there are aot MANY % him.
ena 40 rrre IN The clubs han sng-
vherr ei<s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

lie works with the green goods men
and brings them victims when the
gambling dodge won't work. aud when
n victim diseloses amcrous propcn-
stiles he always knows frsil lady who
will help to play the badger game upon
him.
The bunco ssecr~r used 20 be IN the
habit Of greeting q stranger cffusivcly
as Judge smith. of Wayback." In
formed with much dignity of his error.
he passed the word To his pal. who
presently went OF with Squire Jones.
of Goshtown. and told him = lot about
the folks ITO hum"
This doesn't work now. The papers
have printed the story so many times
that the fret rsnconsre would awaken
Squire Jones suspicious The present
method Il 10 get the names from the
hotel registers by various devices OF q
number Of visitors from rural districts
and then to make hasty study of
their homes
Suppose q man comes from Swanton
Centre. VI An air of verisimilitudc
can be given TO q bald and uninterest-
ing narrative by study.of the gaxet-
teer and map. And whSn a man says:
why. Squire Jones. how are you?
Don't remember me. | suppose Saw
you once at the Center. but that was
years ago. I'm from Franklin myself.
Been here four years now" it's very
convincing. especially when backed up
by some biz Of state gossip. easily
CLEANED from the Boston. Springfield
and Albany papers. And the squire
who hesitafes is loet
1, Is only in the case of the most
transparentiy stupid visitor that the
clumsy old device can be worked any
longer. But by more subtle methods
I've known even city man of some
experience 10 be taken in Only the
newspapers don't print it. lie never
squcals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

~ this helps yoa. said the doctor.
signing bis uame "a the prescription
sssd f1iding =. 4 should be glad II you
wsoala iet me sn0w
~ Il ds.sA't help me. doc" replied
che caller in q clear. distinct tone -
ssare as he HANDED over The required
S. +fii iet Toa sno~ s-Toa ear bet
. trunk'si - sAsiet.yn- On that t.o-pi
sts~rnoDa Chicago Trihane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

sory. IL 1. terribly difsicult for a fnaa
o. get started, bat success brings .
essmp~tsnee az once Do1sns Of New
Yorx lssyrr> have ineo1nss % over one
hundred Thousand dollars |. year. They
either Their are Howe & uummeL As
they ;eai alrnolt exclusively In Grim
hal aud theatrical work. their names
yet into the PAYERS very often. Ycs,
they MAKE money. = xC.o-f deal OF ~,
tsf II comes ia dribieta aod not in nice
faf iusaps. as = rule fOu u ind q good
many sluiet old caifsrS-estatc lawyers.
Who al al DAY Ia their ociees and are
r~s~r -cen Ia court--~ho make . GOD
deal more Coedsrt brothers make =
big Income lnsycr-plls i trifiing com
pared with -Orac. yet rot bad Corpor-
attun business Il very attractive
know 81 f.rrn who's yrsss income tn
. wear - two hnndrs,l and hfty thou
sand aoiiar>- Allowing a fair sum for
sflss r~nt, clerks and ,yi,-writers and
liberal slice for the junior partners.
that l~av~s well over a hundred thou
sact dollars a year for the head Of the
firm. AHd yoar readers wouldn't rscog
ni1e tais name II vou told 10 - them
No. the usen who get into court In the
eaase. crlebrrs ana have their names
la The p,pcr aren't the men who earn
the mon~y. For Instance. some ~ the
o<>t Incomes are made by brooklyn
nrIns who have the management Of fas
estates. and get the reputation OF con-
-crv-tisfn. Burke Cochran l. an cxc~p-
ton u all rules His income II oaoT-
n3sssl.-
''The place for a lawyer is where the
money j..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

h hsh that comes
so his net He
IL willing to
show gentlemen
who have lost
their way where
there Is . good
hotel. and Incl
dentaliy % put
them on IL =
square ram e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

The nlnoo ~trcrer has a. many tricks
a. ul,sle. and what he doesnt know
isn't w,rth knowing. His victims
srent always green eountrymen.
either.
The tanco steorcr doesn't oonfne
himself - one line Ut operations All
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

cure. 4 his week
he will present "a
show for the peo-
Pile" headed by
the latest sensa
ton. Lane and
Verona. in bicycle
feats 1t daring.
equipose and dif
hcult juggIel..
Grace Ieath Will
be introduced in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
SPRING & COMPANY'S
FASHION COLUMNS.

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world both main aisles from the Monroe street
trance away through to Campau street It's quite
trip and full of sights and wonders that charm and fas
cnate those who delight in the exceptional creations
made to adorn the human family and their abiding
places