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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
CLUMSY DANCERS.

The Kaiser forced to Bar Them at In
psrisi Entertainments
Cmmsiness In dancing has for . long
time been regarded as . most unpar-
donable SIN ut the various royal and
imperial courts of Europe, where the
highly-polished and parquetted floors
Of the palaces and the spurs which
form part and parcel of every full
dress uniform render waltzing q mat
ter Of some danger. At Berlin scci-
dents of this character are said by
Vogue TO have been 50 frequent until n
year ago that shortly after Christmas
Emperor William summoned the gem
cral commanding the various troops
stationed In and around Berlin and In
structed him 10 direct those officers
who were not able TO dance properly 10
abstain from attempting 10 do so 1T
imperial entertainments Since then
young officers are put through their
PAGES by their seniors and are obliged
70 display q certain proficiency In pas
seuls around the messroom billiard
table before being allowed TO dance at
court. On one occssion--a court ball
at Berlin--a young cavalry subaltern
incurred the anger Of the late Prince
Frederick Charles BY tripping up
his partner. The prince assaulted the
young officer 80 bitterly that the late
Emperor Frederick. then only crown
prince. was obliged to intervene At
the Vienne.e court. young secretary
of che Roumanian legation once fell 30
unfortunately while dancing with one
Of the srchduche.ses that he came
down In . sitting position on her face.
causing her Hapsburg nose TO bleed.
II is scarcely necessary 90 add that he
left Vienna the next day. and. .
week later. obtained his transfer 10
another post. The duke of Aosta.
nephew OF King Humbert Of Italy.
broke his ankle isst winter while
Waiting 81 ball given ~ Rome b.
the popular Nine. le glait. the wife of
Tire Belgian minister ~ Washington.
and. q few weeks before the tragedy al
Msyerilng. the now widowed Crown
Princess stspbanie had = nasty fall.
due 20 abe rsucherie ~ . cavalry oil
err with whom she wss wsitxing. Em-
psror Francis Joseph was nseh an
n.sysd. ana 80. BOO. vas che lsts Crown
Prince Raiolph. who spoie his mind
In no messarea terms to tbs ealprst
Far mote polite was Emperor Ma
poleon III. when 81 . ruii~viss hall,
usss<lle-srsa ef,e>~ .na Bic fair part
nsr came - grief a. the rnortihsd
lane>r scrssshisd 10 his feet, The sm-
perez Kindly ess~sdsd . hand ~ hsle
hlsn sasi. taFnlas - ths lady remarked
''NsAs<a. tkis u ths - sond ,isss that
hs.s s~ss ne eeiensi fall shs FIRST
sss> n go 90 The s~ssis s<ia ~ Ms-
ssnts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

A snsIl blaze At No. IS Eighth street
called the dspartmsnt Out at o'clock
Yesterday. The house Was owned by H.
Color and the damage TO il was sioQ
Tue house vss occupied by George For
bush Who lost 80 On bis furniture a
detective chimney sas the cause
Mira John Hyiand OF Tenth avenue
died Qaite suddenly at her home Mon
day morning Shs leaves her husband
with large family % small children TO
care Tor. M Hyland - a street con-
trator. The funeral viii be held today
from 81 Andrews cathedral
The annual business meeting Of the
Park Congregational church uill be hell
asxt Wednesday evening. The annual
eharsh nesting viii BE bad one week
later
The total money drawn from The city
treasury last night for municipal 81.
psnsps vss <5.lz102. of which <l.l56.26
came from the poor fund.
Geo. Hob1sr and Lily LindIey y ere
quietly married sunday evening by the
Rev. Dan +. Bradley At lOl Ransom
street
Charles T. Aldrich. for three years
with b. l. West a Co. has taken posi-
ton with j. w. Dunn & Co.
Tie Misses Blanchs and Nsdxs Jack
man q Waterloo. lodi. are visiting Mr..
and Mrs Leo A. Care.
The churches have received back IA
,Tsr cent % the noney contributed to
me Mills meetings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

The Iffls inmates a the Childrsn's
home on Cherry street we're entertained
last evening IA tie Sseday school rooms
of Unity church eitn a Christmas en-
tertainmsat q soogs reeitstions snd
Kindergarten EXERCISES By the uetabers
- Trtniiy sunday school After the en-
srcises the httie guests we're each pres
snted with drinking cup aud pretty
handkerchief and ware then hu<tdlea
into . csfrisgs kied y loaned By StAntoa
Bliss and taken booze e4si9 The chill
dren % the sunday school then bad their
own EXERCISES after which each ckild
receivrd box 70 .sandy. The New ~
H. Jobnston presented each % the
thirty three choir boys With . prseent
sa.tshie - The occasion. saCf the rsvsr.
cad gentiemsn himself va prn.entsd
wifh an ivory i~tser ca-s and an tvpry
album with pedestal Altogsther. the
evening wps one q the pleasantess
Chr,stmae festivals ever he'd 10 Trssify
church
The SUNDAY sshool % Aver ehspsl.
eorser a hoasemaa and Lyon streets.
keti Chfistmke exercises. al shich ksss
Douglas Hiexias ~fhe Birds Chrsssmss
Carol- We very Beautifully acted cat
By tae caildren. Thls mission "a nov
ere 81 tie most faurishisg n tas city.
The ehsp~i is uow puld fsr snd ccrn-
plstel wiih the exrepsioa ~ tn tswer.
WHICH y saitias fos tel shich has
been kindiy donated and viii swing
thersia AZ st>gn a. snfieieat funds have
hesn raised
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

s&h2ra. ~whAf = ne sz.ster ~ith ts.s
lad that nothlng vii sFoz Ga ls2-
he asked the fisherman. bis hest fish
did Ia WAS the laecaie sns.eE.
~EexY why. IL was nannrsd with
nsh- Yea know farmers aear The sea-
shore uss porgiss dogisA. snd ether
fab worthless 20 eat 90 fertilixe the
land And dont the hsh Just make
the erops grow for few seasons; Look
- that patch nov. Fer years Il
yielded the finest corn, potatoes and
garden saxs you ever heard Of You
see the fish aets on Land 5ust as aleo-
hol acts on . man. ID stlmrixtes II up
70 the highest notch. and ss long -
there IL any productive power left In
the soil II goes into the crops Bat
there came the time when that Geld
gave out all al once. and all the nsh
you could heap on IL wouldn't make
II bear 30 much rs weeds or grass The
only thing Il "a lei Il lie fAllow until
the soil gains strength By rest Farm
ere round the seashore have found out
that though fab fertilizers give them
tempting crops TO start with. they
must be handled IS carefully rs man
ought 20 handle rum OF brandy"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

The funeral Of Alvin 7. Moseley was
held yesterday afternoon at ? o'clock
from the residence Of his brother. T. +.
Moseley. No % Cherry street The
Rev. Dan r. Bradley. assisted by the
Rev. J. p. Powell. conducted the ser.
vices The floral offerings were exceed
fngly beautiful 4 quartet consisting
OF Mra Frank NJ Davis. Mrs Lyman
Patten. A. Beneker aod DR. IL NJ. Joy
rendered several touching SELECTIONS
The bearers were Clay III. Hollister,
John b Martin. George Hefferon. Fred
Stevens. Van A. wsllin and Bert Dick
inson.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
He Do NO WRONG
John Wondsseem VII 6e Re-
leased From Custody.
ne KILLED JOHN EckMAs
But Il Ma Not Nurder-Eckmsn wss
Bsrisa In tbs l-o<ssr's rs>sd--xts-
sslE az ths LnQsssL

Coroner Loehsr and Jury found Just
ubat sveryons has knoxn for two os
three days .'snat John Eckmsn came 70
hss d~sth from . gun shot wound In
aictsd By John wondsrgsm." The jury
eat al 10 o'clock yesterday uaorning AMI
worked until o'clock in the zfternoon-
Little that was new came out on the en-
Summation DR.. r IL Schontsn swors
a. to the nature Of Eckuan's wound.
oficsr Johs Scoby. Who was tho tirst
policeman on the groond. swors that he
found Ecknan's body in the yard back
or Wondsrgsms house. He found two
guns in the kitchen. one near the door
and the other in the middle Of tho
room The back door had been forced
open and the lock was lying on the
aoor.
Mrs Ccrneiia Kornosljs. Who resides
next door. heard tbs shot aud ut first
supposed someone had shot dog. She
saw Eckman lying In the yard and
Wondergem aud HE vile in the door.
Wondergem told her he had killed Eck-
man. She svore that she had seen
Eckman about wondergsm's house
often with q gun.
Leonard Kooi suore that he was we'll
acquainted with Eckman. and saw him
ten minutes before the shooting going
into kornoclis alley With his gun. He
asked him IL be was going hunting. and
Eckmsn said no. he was going 10 Won
dergem'R
John Buys swors that wondergem
came TO his house and told him he had
killed Eckman.
The Woman In the Case.
MIRA wepdergem. wifsof the man who
did the shooting took the stand She 10
. good looking woman 81 years old She
told OF bis acquaintance with Eckman
and said her husband Was jealous and
had told Eckman To keep away from the
house. She went to Reeds lake once
with Eckman but had not been out rid
ing With him He had frequently in
suited her by making indecent propos-
ais to her but she had told her husband
about 10 right away and he was mad and
told Eckman to keep away. Saturday
night she went to Cornelius Eckman's
bakery for bread and John Eckman was
there and said he would come over and
give them a present He was coming to
settle matters Then she told how Eek
AAoa SotktS o14>- AtA<<a t<@o t@~oa 1aa " ~
shot.
Cornelius Eckman. father Of the dead
man was sworn. He did not seem To be
deeply troubled over the killing OF his
sou. but swore that he was cleaning his
gun all day Saturday. He did not know
that there was any trouble between his
son and wondergem.
wondergsm Bought Cartridges
Mrs- wondergem was recalled and
swore that she and her husband came
down town and bought some cartridges
for the qua because they expected
trouble and had not slept for several
nights on account OF Eckman's threats
% shoot them. This ended the testi-
mony and verdict was rendered upon
IT, Assistant Prosecuting Attorney
Rodgers. who conducted the inquest for
the people. said be was satisfied that it
wasfa UNSUITABLE case Of shooting and no
jury could be found 10 convict him Of
any crime. Wondergem will probably
be released at once. Eckman was buried
10 the potter's held yesterday morning
az the city's expense.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
WATERLOO srHkEf MISSION
Ia ssnday school Eajoycd = Chrtsf-
mas Tree Last Night

The Waterloo Street Mission Sunday
School association made l5o little hearts
happy last nishL IL vas . little late
tor Christmas tree. bat the popils IN
that schooi enjoyed IL as well ss il 1t
bad eoae promptly oa time. The room
q No. ~ Waterloo street vss decorated
with evergrsens and looked really invit-
ing with lie pretty trees all loaded with
oolesed iignts and pretty presente The
schsoi has prospered wonderfully In the
pas: two OF three monthA Here many
chldren who had never seen the inside
Of Sunday school room are gathered
each Sunday and lessons Of wisdom are
taught there The regular attendance 10
about l5o and ia ~ one-half OF that
number are isss than years Of age.
Not one OF the $50 vas forgotten. Each
one received something. The evening
vss devoted to little entertainment OF
speaking and singing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Charles Z. Harper. book keeper for
Rosson Bros. died last night at his
an att cx Of pneumonia Mr.. Harper
xas - years old and came here from
Port Hope. Canada. six years ago. DE
leaves wife and two children. His
father and mother have resided here
sith him since he came to Grand Rap
ida He 10 q member OF Valley City
lodge. +. Il A. NJ. and the funeral will
be conducted by the masonic order. The
time % the funeral has not been liked.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Anna Pioey. No. = Phnce street. Val
ley City; John Ia Eckman, kornoelje
alley. Fulton street. Warren NJ. Smith,
Va ll9 North Union street. Fulton
street; Alvin b. Moseley. San Antonio.
Texas. Valley City; John DeGraaf. No
20 OrsDdville avenue. Valley City;
Mary Hylsnd, No. 30 Tenth avenue. 81
Andrews; Matilda Frederickson. No
Is Fifth street t;reen wocd: Mary ".
Dufos. No 2a3 Turner street, Coopsrs.
vile. Ella G. Blood. No. 20 Housemar.
atrnaf Hasfinaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Ben Decker. No. $40 Wealthy avenue;
typhoid fever. Douglas Ciappsrton. No.
10 Wealthy avenue; chicken pox.
Edith Chase. No. 4 Winsor Terrace;
scarlet fever. Emma johnson. No. 81
Bartlett street; chicken pox. Beatre
Brown aud Angie Brown. No. 20 Garden
strset; measles Mary and Seat Van
Dyke. No. ~ Tenth street; diphtheria.
Michael Curtis. No. 166 Jefferson street;
measlea w. Archibald. No. $50 Broad
say, typhoid fever. ella krenlel. No.
2us Travis avenue; scarlet fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

sswhep l WAS In the Yellowstone
park last summer" said Wyoming
valley man, lone OF the gamekeepers
told me about bear that worried q
camp of government soldiers almost 10
desperation for several weeks Late
one night . bear waddled into camp.
ripped open . tent. put the soldiers
20 fight. got what he wanted TO eat.
and went away. The next night the
bear came around again. smashed
down tsnt and stole q smoked ham.
Under the park rules the soldiers were
prohibited from firing at the thievish
brute. - we'll rs from jabbing . bay
onet into him. and the only thing they
could do when the bear appeared and
went " helping himself TO rations was
70 get out of his way. Night after
night The bold beast made . raid on
the camp and ruined tent or two.
Ny informant said that the bear acted
~ II he knew that the soldiers daren't
Gre on him. and that on each visit he
became more ssucy and destructive
than before. When the bears raids
had become unbearable the command
ant sent the facts TO the secretary of
the interior and asked what 10 do.
Word came back to shoot the bear. and
that night. when Bruin strobe boldly
into camp. the soldiers put an end to
his career by riddling him with bull
lets-"-N. Y. Sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Real Estate rransfer..

Shepherd p. Frost and wife 10 Hor-
ton II. Drury, lot 3 and pt lot z.
blk z. Holbrook's add ...-....$ 5000
Horton III. Drury to Shepard p.
Frost and wife, lot 8 and pt lott,
blk z, Holhrook's add .........s 5000
II. v. Appiey and wife 10 John
Young ct al. lot 16, ok l,
Whites second add ........... LOO
Estate Of Geertie Van Oeveren TO
Laurina Van 0everen. lot -
blu 2. withey's add. ............. 100
Walter A. Williams and wife to
Hiram Williams. N lotdd, blk
3. A. Campau's second add . $500
Byron L. Cook and wife 20 John r.
Huff and vie, lot 10. blk I. IVES
ton Il Meigs' REPEATED second
hud ocO
Benton II. Cotton and wife TO Ly-
man II. Austin. lots IL and Is. blk
8. Colt 4 Co. 8 add ............. 5000
Lewis II. Whitney ct al Ia Frank
Funke. 50 II lot %, Petitions d
Estate of Charles II. Brown TO Job
L. whipple, 1884 an y ne y and
u ne u sec 30, Wyoming<.... 2,ioo
Matilda NJ. Evans and husband tn
James II. Quaif, NV y sw y sec
20, SOlou. l,VJ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

A nesting % all classes % railroad
men viii be held ia Knights of Pythiss
hail on South Division street. at 100
tins evening. Tor the purpose OF organ
izing local lodge % the American Rail.
gay ualoo. Address will be given by
several railroad men and Eugene v.
Dsles. president of the union, will be
present All men IN the employment of
any Railroad. no matter In what capacity.
oil be welcomed aud are eligible TO
menher.hiu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

A large sign near the board Of trade
room announces that the room 10 tor
rent No public announcement has
been made that tho board will move
from its present quarters but Harvey 4
Hsystek. Who rent 10 to the boards have
their sign out. which means that the
board talks strongly OF moving and win
move unless lower rental can be Sc
cured for the next year. The executive
committee met tvo or three weeks ago
20 consider the matter Of rent. but il has
made no report. There are two loca-
tions under consideration. but the ono
which Ia all probability will be taken is
In the Lockerby building on Fountain
sfrest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

The reception Al the charity bah viii
begin at 8 o'clock THE evening 10 the
psrinrs al The Mort n The grsad
march will hcxiE az Oils The danes
prxram sla eonsist of eighties naas-
b-rs Tboee vho DO not dsace ard
sish n pay card. sili he provided viih
ro0ms n shsch - pay. fh~ luacheoa
siI os ssrved in tas rotands az l.
a cif.rk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

.Jailnaioa lszfnrsd apoa -Axspey.- and
h1lf hour eas Devoted - qoestions
s1l answers upoe TIE nrst chzptors 81
iIs<<s<ocs. Jsln>s A. Coys aching -
sazz n2sfs<. several Dev nrmDers
ssss sanpEtsd and ths qua nAstsr Tor
ths nsIt nesfing elected
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
WILL ALL BE THERE
High School Graduates Viii En-
Joy Treat.
BOYS AND GIRLS FOR NIGHT


Ths baaqust eonAittes having IN
charge TIE lnishiag toacnss - he
a.uaal banquet " IN sissE - ne
AInaai assocs4iian IN the Ses Law
inxston hstsl ca tas sssnins of January
q. hsli AZ important meeting last essn,
ing ia ths ss.lSsacs q Ar. and Hra
fEssman ). Godfrey % Foantais street.
Nr. asd nrz GODFREY. &. ". Wurstcr.
Willard GoaldsbsFry and Bert b. Lalne
we're tbs menburs q The han4ust eoca-
mittse pressnl. VIA >snrss bssag The
cab sbssalss Fallox NJ 10 the mem
beship u the reception comnlttes
wnscA ell entertzin the guests 90 the
aaspicioas evening: Naurice ~ Houss-
mal. Ara JoAn Go.xisnith. Hrs- Walter
X. 5chmidt Na>s Etael barnard. Mlss
bsrths bslkn>p Miss Clara orth and
Charles Posera
The oom mlttse ssrs dslixhtsd With
latter from Prot T. A. Strong. iornsriy
rrtncipal q the High scaool. nos prin-
cipai of the state <ormsl school sf fpsi-
lsatl accepting the asaseistion's invita-
tion ~ be present on the occasion aud
respond % toasL Many u the probes
sor's tapils viii dooofle>s attend the
banquet. Il Tor 40 other purpose than %
nsesl tne tread and teacher O. their
school days Dr. SsnnyIer &. orz,es
oil act - toastmsstsr. The program u
toasts hss not yet bscn completed. but
80 far - arranged - a. follows
"Oojecls az the Alumnl Association.
Prof. ". A. 6rc>son
''GirLs n Ms High seho.s. ..--.-.-.-
.....-..........NlssA nnah NJ. Clark
'Ci.sscs N ne IA 90 Sehooi. -Jnhst
Nlei-sen --.----...-. IVA p1nIsn
s-l.ss Years Haaauet~ William II. Loomis
'hetn ml@esaeos' Pros. X A ctrong
~frahsrn.tiss .-...-.......-.-.L l. Iofrey
PREPARATIONS for the banquet are nos
practi< ally completed with the excep
tion Of the eomplstson Of the program
% tosstz The Nes Lislngston dining
rocu sill Be beautifully decorated for
the os;casioa- A quartet consisting OF
y. Il. Miller, g. ". Wurstsr. Arthur
kron,sr and DE-. H. "a. Joy vii furnish
vocal masic and instrumental music
viii also Re In the program
A lis1ised Gu nber-2oo-onlyo ct tick
cts xill be sold 40 the dining room will
only seai that nunbsr. There are over
500 members in The Alumni association
aud the sale u tickets having already
begun. those who do not want 10 get
left should come early ADD avoid the
rush Tickets are 81 plate and are on
sails az Palmer. Mech & Co, Eaton,
Lyon q Co. Fifth National bank. VI. l.
Sweet a Co. and also BY al the mem
bsr- a. the banquet and reception CON
mitfee&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Dr. Gruu>r's oesss 81 Mecrpe street
wss barrisris~d Monday nisht snd =
lasntify q snail articles ~er- stolsn.
The dssr n NE Pfivsss efsc> So tnre@d
op~s betv~en o'eisck Asaday sftsf.
noea add s'eiarx yesterday mofnias
A bsnk boa. . god shsta. spms smsil
ehsns> fsar s>cstie< snd tse bottles q
perfsnsfy ssre tss~n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Crescent star ,srt No III IA ghss ~
The Macesbees, met lest night and
esecfsi the f9lioNira tfHc.rs Con-.
manfisr. " Fslmes. lI~atenant CON
msosier. Charles sire. record ksepss.
J NJ Davyf snance ks-per. 4 l.
S-hasRier, <ssry y y Lacy; phy.
siciaa. = " Nfaht. chaplain.
bfsckett. master a srsns q Beside.
Erst nsnsrr q xuar,l wtfisfa hr~nasa.
.~coaa na<trr 81 sssrk. q Hlldissrr.
srat1aek n n Ieksoo. rirase " A.
Bauer These oeerrs ia - insfali "A
sss vs~k frnm nsxt riss3zy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

The following Is list OF ths marriage
licenses issued sincs last publication, with
the names residences when opt Of the cityD
and ages of he parties; Age
Peter Thomas. Bovine township, to
Grace Sinclair, same .23-23
Joseph L Cook. Cascade, 10 Myrtle
Barris. Caledonia. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 22
Sinclair Hewer. Canda. 10 Mlnnie
Llndie. city ...-.....-.. 1s-x1
Ernest A. Rodahaugh. city. to Hattie
NJ. Tate. city ..-..-...... .23-is
Harrison ID. VOORHEES,, chicago. IA,
Elizabeth Z. Gardner. Lowell. go. .25-2s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
A sti,cn In Tim. Saw, Nine.

10 true Of old coats and mouths When
the former shows the tirst defect take a
stitch and always keep the mouth
right by using SOZODONT. Ii costs
less for new coat than a new Get Of
teeth False teeth are not as pleasant
as natural onea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

10 ~.s . ns-ei es,f<~s is~>ss 60 shs
ee-~s= - .sis aissss tisss ss~ ysssss
ssi.ssYnsss ~ Nsis. i<ss s~nmes ass
covered t~sifs ne hss~~ sh~ss ~
ss.sfs8 ~ss aess thai hsa sass h~<s
ssss,s2s-l- szt $50 sss -. s><fss -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

rs- rexslss ue-tinz n n. Meet La
Hfn.lenfs sssoafafuns sss ksi.i in J s.sf.e.
which bas os>n secured se 4 r~rnanssf
---1a< pissa Ihs t.<s. IL p,sbS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Our Too.

Harry-One never loses anything BY
keeping his engagements punctually.
Chsrlie-My experience 10 he u apt to
lose half an hours time waiting for the
other fellow.-Truth-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Hexf.

Mrs. Kutshaw twho has been discuss-
ing individual tastes)-What is your
forte, Mrs. Jimpseyi
Mrs. Jimpsey--Me fourt' 10 dead
Umpsey's me fift'. Chicago Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Any amount of other articles equally as low prices
Nothing is reserved Every department is open
for extraordinary low values at
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-07-21
Gave a Child Concentrated Lie.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. July %
Special-Sallie Horsley. an unbleached
American damsel, was brought 10 this
city from Howardsville last night ard
lodged I'm Jail. charged with the inhumdn
crime Of causing the death OF the thirteen
year-old daughter Of one Of her neighbors
by giving the child concentrated lye TO
drink
Mr.. George NJ Terrill. a venerable and
respected citizen Of Albemarle county,
died at his residence, near Hydraulic
Mills. at I o'clock yesterday morning.
His funeral and burial took place at his
residence yesterday afternoon at O'Clock.
The old veterans OF Albemarle county
will hold their annual reunion and ceie-
brate their anniversary OF the first battle
OF Manassas on next Saturday with a
barbecue az sunny Side" the county
residence Of Colonel r. T. w. Duke.
The buildings at the University OF VIZ
gtnia are all 10 be reprinted and thor
ougly renovated before the next session
begins. and the contrast for furnishing
the material has been awarded the Ma
phis Drug Company Of this city.
william Davis. who shot and Killed MS
son-in-law, Thomas Harlow, In Madison
county, a few days ago, was brought 10
this city last night and lodged IN JAN
for safe keeping. as the indignation OF the
Madison people was 80 great that IL was
feared that he would be lynched.