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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Discussing the goid question. Henry
Clc~s .sys. The secretary arpesr- ~
EXPECT frrm the hanks q measure 81
support under tho eSivrucies beyond
vast he hss 81 fac received FROM them.
and perhaps ret without some reason.
-, Tar ihs banks. in meeting ths >sport
aes,srG fcr gnid. have a. fss "a po~s,fie
avoided drawing upon th..'r o~a sie-
po-its ia the treasury. and have pre-
ferre,g to demand gid for their green
backs and Treasury nosss u iss, the
eject q which has b~~u n dram The
trrasary's o~n stock Really. tasr esorr.
M esnks sr- largely responsible Cor
the rvessns lov condition e the grid
reserve - % ncs easy ~ sunertve of =
r~s-eH ssr = = cear-e that wal isetlty
! self 20 public cpinica. Ia choosing
thss pn4fey they have not arr degree
pr~veat~i tie Enp~irn~ns n shetr -
ssrves. al they have sceosn ssishea has
BE-, so conserve tse god ssstioa 81
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

sheir tswsul unnsy vhits Eliminating
ths pspss persaoa. II the banks are ~
- vndsrssuni - nssning ~ this de
esiainsino that thsy d,ssxuss tbs legal
s~ndsrs aid fssa i shsir duty to Hoard
gold. se vhsssves risk 10 shs treasury.
rshiic epaniaa = aot likely b ccsn@ssd
theis prudence IN declaring such Do
n0ssiizins verdict The silence and In
setioa d the sasneiAtssi banks seem 10
nssd 1ous fssusai sxplsaAtioa. Il nissp
psshsasi0a nd ponibls serious saischief
are to Be avoided.
Ii hss ma hssa usual for that pov-
ssfssl 10y a aHancisss lightly 10 ignore
sAe epAvsaisacs a the trssssry and the
credit a The government IN seeking 10
protect their ovn interestA The ex-
ports a gold during the week has been
vssy lasgs. snd Ne seiii stand exposed to
nOss nsxt week; nsith~s have The large
Imports a neschsndiss begun - d.
elins. Dog the light exports Il produce
~ increass--vh ich are sourccs from
vhich material easing oe the monetary
situssiAn 10 10 b sxpsctsa"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
HIT AND M,ss BRIEFS.

II Sergeant Dunn or anybody else
Happens to have = "bcakcr full Of the
warm south" handy. now 10 the time to
pass il around.--New York Tribune.
Tom Watson will not change. Ito is
going 20 stick 10 the frazxled end 81
friction, and 60 down ~ 4 calamity
howler.-Brunswick Advertiser.
When Philadelphia street car over
takes funeral procession il Is consid-
cred prima facie evidence of furious
driving Nicetown Nemesis
Many man who goes to Warrington
with place in his minds eye, returns
home after having got il In the neck
Rochester Post Express.
Attorney General Olney's severity
may be useful TO the country IL be will
turn it against the trusts.-St. Louis
Post Dispatch.
It Is not sign OF independence to de-
nounce Tammany; il IN simply . sign OF
self-respect and lOveof cOuntry.-klmira
Gazette.
Oae-haR the world succeeds through
its failures and the other half fails
through it's SUCCESSES Elmira Gazette.
1t would be interesting to know what
the duke Of Veragua thinks Of Tam.
many.-New York Advertiser.
The great good thing about the Ha-
waiian situation is that il is again Ha-
waiian.-Evening World.
The annual May dance in Europe is
getting TO be somew hat Of awar Dance
Baltimore american.
The Tawmany- American watchword:
Put none but Tamericans ON guard
New York Recorder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
ALLEGED TO Re FUNNY.

Il don't Relieve in these se,.rct 30
cieties.- said one Harlem lady IL an.
other.
That's very singular" replied the
other. "iour husband IL Q Forester.
knight Il PythIas and Q Knight 81
Honor. and you'll have at least elo00o
when he dies"
But what good does all that do me. .
was the fearful response. when he
never diesg" And the poor creature
burst into sears-Terss siftinga
THAT suit ~ yours DOESN'T ~ You
very we'll. Jimpson.-
Ny darn IL. That's what zones II
scnditg your man ~ do things sor you.
insts3d q going and doing EN- Zoe your
self THE IDIOT got measured Tor him
-cIf sad pai for nae. a. tod h.m to-
Judge.
Binrl~r What's the matter with
Staples. just psssed ham snd his
face wore the most dozzed lo.,k ever
ssv
Bsn9ler-It Rad a RICH, 70. Soms
haSy left a bs-setful n yellow pups on
Staples so-orsteP la~t nght..- Buffalo
Courier.
Though shs's opposed 10 the tut and is
Ssys
Her opinion ran hardly be i,iss:
n uust te admitted these houAe clean
ing dsys
She - sa-e ~ re- cot sor the dust
Ne~ Work sun
villa eyea Man ! want spue -s-sh.
ing slr1,p> suscs,
Druggist What sised hottlrs
wsh eyed Mao Boftle. I ~snt =
k>g. It's t~ius. New York Weekly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Ia,nase Iass GsppsaAno - casssl
In sAe Hsoskiyn TahsvunnaA
Nrw YoEK. April A--The Rev. Dr.. T.
Dewitt Tslmsgs orisbrsted The tveoty-
fourth anniversary q his psstorsts Il
the Brooklyn tsbss,sacls teday. IN the
usosning l,s preached snpcial Sermon
which vss largely reminiscent At hn
work Ia Brooklyn. taking Car his text
the words: Il saw four and tsenty
Thrones aud On them tour and twenty
eldssul.
Previous 10 the morning service Dr..
Tzlmage said: "A misapprehsnsion y
abroad that tho financial exigsncy II
this church In past. Through journal
istic aud personal friends . breathing
spell has bsen afforded No. but before us
yet ars financial Obligations which must
promptly he met or speedily this house
ii God will 20 into worldly usss and DO
como thestcs OF concert hall. Tho
$4,000 raised cannot cancel . floating
debt IL tla0.On Through the kindness
III those 10 whom We are indebted 20.
60 would forever Get us free. ] am
glad 10 say the case is not hopeless. We
are daily In receipt 1t touching evil
denccs Of practical sympathy from all
clasecs OF the community and all SEC
tions II the country; and Il Was but
yesterday that by my o~n hand ] sent
for contributions. gratefully received.
nearly fifty acknowledgements, east.
west, north and south."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Mr.. Gladstone, the hale and hearty
old man. already beyond the allotted
four scofe years, still sleeps. as he always
has. In the old fashioned state bedstead
Of mahogany. with tho stuffy canopy
and hangings. which the laws Of modern
hygiene prescribe as most dangerous To
health and longevity.
Col. A. L. Conger. Of Ohio. formerly
member OF the republican national
committee. says: I'VE are going To re.
nominate Mckinley and elect him. too.
Governor McKinley's friends are not
making Sny plans for 1896 The presi-
Dental election will take care Of itself.
James G. Carter. one Of the United
States commissioners I'm the Bcring sea
conference. IL a member Of the class of
"a. Harvard college. He was a class
mate ~ j. jefferson Coolidge, United
States ambassador to Paris. Mr.. Carter
is a native OF Lancaster.
The London Times calls Capt. a. T..
Mahan, II the United States navy. the
most distinguished living writer on
naval strategy and the originator and
first exponent a. what may be called the
philosophy 81 naval history"
At Mentone. France. the other day
Sir Arthur Sullivan got up concert
and Nme. Christine Nilsson Gang at it,
for IN benefit Of tire Society for the
Prevention 81 Cruelty 10 Animals.
Father George Deshon. acting su.
pcrior 81 tho Paulist fathers. graduated
in the same class with General Grant
and was In service during the earlier
years 81 the war.
The Prince % Wales. by many reccn,
acts, has shown strong tendencies To.
ward seize ntiiic matters.
Tho late Lord Dudley had no notion
Of a dinner without apple pie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
HE WENT To CHURCH.
Vcragua Heard Satolii Celebrate Mass
M Sc. Joeeph's.

WASHINGTON. April 2.,'-The Duke d..
Veragua and party. under the chaperon-
age Of Commander Dickins. Y. \. ~. at
tended pontifical high mass at 81.
.Io-eph's Roman catholic church this
morning. The occasion was the feast IL
the patronage ~ st. Joseph. the patron
saint q the church. and the music was
special feature in honor IL tho lincal
descendant ~ the discoverer 81 Amer
lea. Counod's grand mass with Vie
gand's patcr nostcr was rendered
by q choir a thirty voices under
the dictatorship II Prof. Jubel
The Rev. Y. r. Schmitt. rector of
the entrance and escorted them to front
pews which were decorated With the
Spanish and American f'ass Upon in
viistion - the rector. Mgs. Saiolli ut
tended the SERVICES. accompanied by an
ssstanis Agr. Sbsretu and DR.. Papi.
The throne occupied by Mgs. Satolli
was oTHsmented With the pspsl coiors.
The altar vac Handsomely decorated
with Gala lilies and hundreds II lighted
candies. Tho apostolic delegate cele-
hrated mass. assisted by Mgr Sbaretii.
the Rev NJ. J Esordan aud the Rev
Father D.dirus ~ New York The Rev
J. J. Dillon. assisiei by the Rev. y
Adeiph os buffalo \. y. bad charge -
the ceremonies.
The Rev. H. J. Donohue. rector - the
cathedral al Baltimore. delivered ser
noa upon the feast day Other clergy
PRESENT we're the Rev. J j Hesley. ID.
-. ~ Boston. tie Rev Thomas lee ~
Washington. and the Rev. ID. DeWoiff
- the Catholic university.
Although The change ~ the duke =
program which tc1k htn g. ST Jc~<phs
instead II ~ Matthews So originally
made. vse nos rad pul'lic, the church
~as eroEdei to ,ts ar,osi capacity.
81 Mathew ras siso crowded
IN eTycctailoa - TIE dukes pres-
ence there. Immediately aficr lcav
ing the church. tie dDcsl party
took carriage ri3e. stopping ~ ihe
Spanish irgsiirn fss short visit re-
tarelns 10 tie hotel fSa breakfast sksca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24
To TAX ORPHANA

Mr. GlueckIich's bill providing tos the
TAXATION % church property 10 fatally
..festivs in failing Ia provide tor ths
exemption % the psrsonal propsrty Of
ben-sos>nt and charitable associstions.
The second section IL the ball exrnpts
he personal property and realty of all
ibraFy aud scientific associations. and OF
lie pats Of the q. A. r; the benevolent
snd charitable associations having been
,lricken from the original draft. leaving
Il sith these three specific exemptions
While the merit u the bill. ~ whole.
is of extreme doubtfulnesa. the omission
to prsssidc fs the exemption II bsenevo-
lent ard charitable ss~nci~tions destroys
all doubt a. Ia It's equity. IL orphan
ssyIums and other clsemosynary institu-
tut,oos established and maintained by
voluntary charity are 10 tc taxed. then
there is no justification for excepting
cemeteries. which are maintained invol-
unfairly and are the results Of necessity
rather than benevoience. by taxing or
phanases the orphans themselves are
taxed. because every dollar Of taxation
vithdraws its equal in value from their
education and comfort.
All property devoted 10 public uses
should bs exempt from taxation. All
property consecrafcd to the good u hu.
manify. neither church. school or hoe
pital. should he exempt from TAXATION
The present Law IL no hardship except
10 ,hose who. failing to contribute TO the
moral. educational and physical comfor,
Of others would tax those who do WhcI
n church coasrs to be q church 20 engag,
in real estate speculation. then 1t should
pay its proportional burden Of the eos
of the government But to tax church
because il represents n monicd invest
ment ia its furnishings and buildings ],
10 fine g-nerosify and punish industry
We have too much 81 this already.
n. in suite OF these objections. thu
bill shall pass. the exemptions which
originally appeared in the second section
II the bill should he restored.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Ono 81 the most startling bits IL ex-
pert testimony ever given on . witness
stand Was that u DR.. Victor &. Vaughan
of the University % Michigan ia the
buchanan trial in New York = few days
ago. Two Il the leading chemists in
the state d New York testified before
the jury that they had made chemical
examination II the contents NJ Mira
Buchanans stomach and. detected the
presence Il morphine in sufficient
quantities To cause death. In the de
lection Il morphine or any 1t it, salts
in cases OF poisoning tho color tsst has
has been relied upon ~ absolute. Or.
Vaughan by six experiments in the
court. room. proved that the morphine
color can be produced by the action OF
10 resgent upon the ptomaincs Of de
composed human sweet bread. which
contain no traces os morphia what
ever. II DR.. vaughan's tests are
20 he relied upon. and nobody
that knows him will be inclined
20 question them. the alleged ex-
pert testimony in cases IL sus-
pected poisoning by morphine has
been no better than worthless. II the
color test be unreliable. and il il fair 10
presume that il Is. the examinations con-
Quoted for the detection Of morphine in
the stomachs OF deceased persons have
been nothing but scientific guess work.
too unreliable to b depended upon for
ordinary laboratory purposes. and much
lees to establish the guilt OF q man
charged with capital crime.
Saturday Governor Flower OF New
York appointed George Raines Of Roch-
ester ~ commissioner to re-examins the
testimony in the case Of Carlyle w. Har.
ris. DIR. vaughan's experiments before
the Buchanan jury undoubtedly decided
the governors action. The evidence in
the Harris case was much the same a
that given by the experts in the trial Of
Buchanan. Ii il possible that Harris
protestations Of innocence arc true and
that no has been convicted upon the
strength OF ~ uncertain chemical re-
action. The matter merits the most
careful consideration. and the public, in
the meantime. will be pardoned il its
faith in expert testimony be somewhat
shaken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

u h Jonss a IAnsing. prusidcss Il
th{ NicAig~n divipioa. kniehss a ths
Grin. 10 guest IN The Aoeson- Pers<a
slit. Mr.. Jooss y 60 u thf pieaeHnte~f
pru On the road Professionally. he =
n insurance sernt -I'v~ hsep dosu ~
Ypsilsnti.- remarked Nr. Joa<s tass
night - he leaned hack in IN cass
chair and tAosghasiiy esssd IT bis
xhors. The REPORTS u regard % yhs
cyclooe were noe ex1Ugsrseed BY che
ness,npsrs IN the Icast TIE Hpcck wss
almost oomplsts wAegsvee the cyclSaA
ocuchsd. he vied essns 30 have ~
lectsd thS institutioao iaas6 ahae % With
ufsnd disnsGps, and shssp deuoiinlnd
then. Befoss tAey could se-ccts un
puulsd l,si1oiuU taia came and ruinrd
The init. that The vind lset O. ecsus.
uso~ OF The buildinse vere insassd
against o0cidsots frsan tOruadnsa nod
@ the 10 bsutirs. Ipsilsnti hss played
n had luck. Bot you ought 81 - tHsu
taks out cyclone policies nov. Evsxy-
hody usnS osa fsshshay the cisy viil
noe b. visited b. another cyelane eus the
next twenty live pears, but evcryhriy
wants % b prepared for 10. Il snothes
oue comsA 6incs the Ypsiianti dissss1s
kxIO(SSD ~ WV e&1E WV ~ se<.~s>S 49,
cyclone pplicssA The terrible April
storms have usds evesytDsiy TED . little
uucertsin. No city In the stale couid
have vithstood stch : wind ~ the one
that swept over Yroilanti. I've wondered
what sush . gale Wouid DO IN Grsnd
Rapida Suppose 10 should strike the
water towers On the hill! IL would throw
them down the bluns and smssh every
thing in their pathway" Speaking of
knights q the GRIP matteu. MI. Jcnes
said: There are 3ss new memb-rs
added % the organization sipce January
]. We have paid four death hcneiits
aud will sottle the Burieson matter here
In iev dsyA Last year we had only
two deaths during the entire year. We
have already had fise this year"
Harry Prescott and NJ. L. Dyer. too
veil known Chicago travelling men made
Q bet in The Nogt1a yesterday which 10
causing great deal of talk among the
boya Prescott and Dyer are both IN
commonly good h0rse hack riderA Yes
terday morning after little jaunt they
made . wager on 4 raee. Prescott " -
ride 0ill's Black Jack" aud Gfccpiey 3
Tony" vill carry Dyer. IL % "a be .
'&ngle-fo0t" race between The Morton
and tho Soldiers' home over . courue 90
be selected by Albert Campbell, Who 70
referee, bottle holder and umckceper.
The loser u 70 pay for the hnest cham
psigne supper that The Morton house can
furnish. The match u 70 come Cd Sun
day, May z. and the friends Il the boys
are putting UP their long green with q
good deal III confidence. There are only
three .ningle-eoot" riders among the
livery stable hos'es in the city. ea, the
jack have never been tssted. Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

.DoCroR FLUHKER's estimate Of tie
character OF Shakespeare blends with
the natchlcss sweetness Of the great
poets most tuneful beatitudes. That
Shakespeare was gentle. loving soul.
the sweetness Of Rosalind's passion and
the constancy Of Juliets affection album
dainty testify. Unless he were moved
by emotions AS sensitive as the needle to
the magnet he could not have clothed
his beautiful figures in language as
chaste and pure a. the dew Of heaven.
IL was the s~c.ter side Of Shakespeare
many sided genius that DR.. Fluhrer 40
eIoquen'ly presented TO his congregation
last evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

technical paints Ia tie rev yin b
pspApfiy dsniApl ~ A1spss Ca1aghsA
lN,c11 npsps nnrn5gu1 : So upcSr -
fese. hot Il = cunco1sd that ~ On
siouu any uAan thai questions has ds<sas-
soas Aircsdy ssns6ksag ovsr $50 heD
ls.A pa ~ - ~ rsail
~I'v~ samass~d In Brsxii aud wio-
tered IN Aaaissha.s snid ". e. Smsli~y.
. seo~sahis cid snntiessan trsa NssS
lak in Sv~sb t.st night hut IN drop
stead right hese q : ever sao any thing
nsans than shis 1sarric>1lns uoispd
esaass Apeii TIE olhsr day snDssri
north fsua Atlanta 1&s wcaxAsr xss
a. lalsny = IN Italian suouss niwhl
snd ~ ans1sisg bsrds weso osgina -
e.aly Gcosgia nsecking tsr1s s~A saag.
Whsn rsarAed fxas0si11s found the
lral ainsD go onussohe cut ~ JOINT
and the EngisnA ssarro~s tookcd - 4
they hsd tbs gvjp AZ ChScsee ] sosrd
3 Novsnbrs sncvsanrn s~sdy ~ do bnsi-
nen and tAe utnd sweepdse osvs IL
i~hs - . heats sevsety -ail> - hour
jsnat. NsU In Up hess "a tts snas-
ne 10 ~ tHsasS = cAiiIed b. ths 10
fernAliy rae. osld. posumonls herring
hrsessA Aay maA ~ho sAys shesr sses
vss such IN April dssssvss inosrcess-
ton
&C. Johnsan. sorssosiy prcprireDr ~
Sweets hotel. Gill manage the Lake
Hxrbor hotel, near NuskcgpG during
the summer srssou. Il have thrse
chances fos sect fall. bat ! Thought
might just - Wcii dc so'nethirg during
the summer 90 krsp my hassi In. We
shall op~n the hosel sssnesinse siout the
middle ~ June. On June - there vsli
he 5.0Qo Yer~ons out shere "a . camp
mcetiug. That's mighty good start fssr
the sonson. The vsy ] figured 4 y
this: There are scmething osee 10000
persons in Michigan Who are Interested
IN Hackley park asttssa A great many
Il them ought % drop acs&snd dunns
the cx,urss cf the summef. and u they
do I've got the ls~t thing - tks summer
hotel liee between - Jcs~ph and
Petoskey."
The Driving club ell do the work
on the North park track itsrh this year. >
said Francis liily in The Morton lAst
night The first thing Ne shall do vail
To ~ put Il in fret class condition bat
tss than it has ever tseen h~fors- There
10 no reason why sosne exceptionally
good work should not bs doDe Ola the
track this season"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Orr OF ABxloo. April o3.-Thc
typhus feverrepidcmic In the City Of
Mexico Is almost ,dcr control and the
board Of health expccto TO have it en-
tirely stamped out in few days more.
There 10 also decrease in the number
Of deaths from typhus reported in San
Luis POtosi and other cities in Mexico
where its rxvages have been severe dur
ing the past four months. There few
cases at Tampico. where il has obtained
foothold among the soldiers stationed
thavA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Cry or MEXICO. April 23-The trial
Of Robert Knox. the young American
who was arrested several months ago
upon the charge of obtaining $1,000
worth Of jewelry from local dealers by
means IL forged check. was concluded
at midnight last night. The prisoner
was sentenced 10 four years and four
months Imprisonment and $500 fine.
His wife, who IL charged with being his
accomplice. was sentenced 10 six months
imprisonment and S225 fine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Belfast Had y Really Lively Time or u
Saturday Night.

LONDON. April Il Orangcmen riots
broke out in Belfast last night aud con-
tinued until late this morning. The
fighting was especially severe in the no
torious Shankhiil district. Al midnight
an Orange mob put out the street lights
and shortiy xfierward attacked tavern
kept by . Roman Catholic. They
smashed in windows and doors. looted
the store rooms anil liquor vault, drove
out Connolly, the tavern keeper. and his
family and endeavored IA burn down the
building. The whole district was in
such riotous mood before 3 o'clock
that company from the Doretshirc
regiment was brought up. Who ordered
out tho military cannot be learned. Tho
police refused to accept their assistance.
as they contendcd that they were able
to cope with the mobs. The military
marched away; soon afterward the mobs
were dispersed by means Of some heavy
clubbing. Twenty or more rioters were
arrested.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

Max Jupp says he will tender his res.
ignation il Austria offers any objection
10 his appointment. This IA certainly
patriotic, but America cannot afford 10
have one ~ her citizens insultcd by a
foreign power. simply because Hebrew
blood flows through his veins. Austria
must learn that Ne are not French h,
English. Germans. Swedcs and Jews
We arc all Americans. and mans des-
cent has nothing whatever 10 do with
his citizenship.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

vss sesved Ut IN ThsosgAout ths
sftssss.an and sseDlns many psO0lneae
ockcasls aad thar visss sakIed 1omos-
roc mossing the party viii take drive
~ NEE the sights II tks city. AZ
o'eierk they wil IL received b Prssi-
sient and Ma Cleveland In the eve.
ming Senator snd Mrs- hr,os siil give Z
reception 10 their hoaor. The return
journey 20 Nee losk viii be made We'd
nesdzy. iravine ths city via the fenn-
sylvania rad IT 80 = n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

LoxpoN. April :i-5An internal ma
chine. apparently - H. operated by eiec.
tricity. wss found today in tie garden
of HOUSE ia Tottcnhsm court mad. 4
foreign couple Who formerly lived ma the
house behaved ~ suspicicosiy that they
were watched by the polic~. R~crnil,
the couple disappeared. II 10 suppo~-e
that they we're tie owners Il the ma
chine
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

IT IL really too bad tho churches are
not open every day in tho week. Tho
religious editor of The Democrat pines
for larger opportunities b attend divine
service. He might attend tho daily
chapel meetings held in tho composing
rrgm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

IT must begin to dawn on the relics 81
political "onceness" that something has
happened. The progressive republican
lem of this district seems tn In rccog
nized by tho powers that be. while the
reminders Il defunct issues and de.
funcscr men are vainly cropping FOR
something they never get.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

HAMBURG. April 23 Thousands OF
persons took advantage 81 the delightful
weather today so make excursions Ia
Frcdericksruhe. Prince bismarck
showed himself at the gates Of his place
and afterward walked into the park.
His health is much better. lie sleeps
we'll and his cough has ceased.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-24

All Russian immigrants will here
after he excluded from Hamburg bat
the germ infected proteree ~ the Great
Fear should not be- discouraged.
America 10 always ready 10 r-csive them.
cholera or 90 cholera.