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The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29
$5 Reduction.

In addition to the regular Worlds
Fair excursion rates, we will sell first
class excursion tickets, good fifteen
days from date of sale for return, at
So less than the regular Worlds Fair
rate. These tickets are good via
either Cincinnati or Louisville.
Through cars to Chicago. Quick time
and most elegant equipment. Be
sure to take the Queen and Crescent
Route. For rates, schedules, sleep
ing car reservations, &C., call on any
agent of the E. t., V. & G. Railroad,
Queen and Crescent Route, or Louis.
vile Southern Railroad or D. G. Ed
wards, G. P. A, Cincinnati, o.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29

Stuart, as Superintendent. There
will be corps of nurses and teach
ers employed and DR.. Stuart, ST., will
be the consulting physician. His
long experience and extended repu-
tation in the special care, treatment
and training of the feeble-minded will
insure the success of the enterprise.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29
Mrs. r. G. Rhea,

Of Milford, Neb., says she suffered
greatly from a complication of dis
eases of female weakness and liver
and kidney troubles. Her health was
fully restored by using DR.. Hale's
Household Tea, the most pleasant
and effective medicine known. 25c.
and SOC. per package at P. H. GAR
PENTER's drug store. 1
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29
Small Farm for Sale.

A small farm Of twenty acres, well
improved, and two miles from this
city on good pike, is offered for sale
at bargain. For terms, &c., apply
at this Office 29-tf.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29
Cheap Flowers.

Parties wishing cheap roses can buy
them at e. Powers green house, 20
for $1.00. He is selling rosebuds of
all kinds, except American Beauties,
at rs cents per dozen.
38-tf.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29
Millinery.

Our second stock of millinery has
just arrived, and if you want bargains
call at once and you will find the
best and cheapest millinery in Frank
fort at s. HARRIS.
39-tf.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29

WANTED-A live man to represent
us in this city. Previous experience
not necessary to the right man. Ad-
dress.
PLYMOUTH Rock PANTS Co.,
$40 Fourth Avenue, Louisville, KY.
June 10-6t%
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29
Every farmers Benefit

To call and see Jake Ahler at his new
quarters, the Saratoga Saloon. Finest
wines, brandies and whiskies to be
had anywhere. Also burgoo and fine
lunch every county court day. Aft
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29

Saratoga Saloon just opened, with
the best brands of wines and liquors
of all kinds, and fine lunch always
on hand. Soup every day.
44-tf JAKE AHLER, Prop'r.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29
To Danville.

August 9Th to 11th, inclusive, the
Kentucky Midland will sell tickets to
Danville and return at one fare for
the round trip, on account of Colored
Fair.
@. D. BERcAw, G. P. A.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29

Our stock of vehicles was never so
large, All grades; all prices. Moth
ing sold that is not fully guaranteed.
Get our prices before buying.
37-tf MASTIN BROS.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29

All the finest wines and liquors can
be found at Jake Ahler's new saloon,
"The Saratoga" PIT st. Clair street,
where you will always find good
snack. Aft
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29
Bargains.

Three phaetons, one surrey, one
buggy and one road wagon, all sec
ond hand, but in good repair, at Mas
tin Bros. 43-tf.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29
SE12o

Buys a No. 1 or Rambler, will
non-slipping corrugated tires; fully
warranted. Roberts, agent.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29

The Saratoga Saloon, just opened
at PIT st. Olair street, has the finest
and best liquors, and is fitted up in
the latest style. JAKE AHLER,
44-tf Proprietor.
The Frankfort roundabout., 1893-07-29

For SALE OR RENT-My dwelling
house on Ann street.
If. Ut. BUCKLEY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
TllKIxs WITH lnsEls.
When q Baby Smiles ia Sleep.
Then She's Happy.
Nov Many Happy infants II
Mothers Only Knew Morel
a Great Deal Of Suffering Is
Directly TraeeAbie TO
ignorance.

Ia Ireland tho have a pretty fancy
that When babs smiles Ia its sleep IL
is -talking With angels"
Hos many more ssnlllng. healthy Ia
bses there nllght be IA Grand Rapids II
snothefs knes more Of their baties'
Ileets.
The only ren4onstFance 10 this want II
know ledge that - possible 10 little ehil-
siren. n expressed m the language Il
suffering aud disease.
Stale c0w's milk absolutely fresh
nllk IN the city Is dction Is not only
anpalatahie and lacking in nutrition.
bat also harmful Mothers milk Is
sometimes quite as bad. Improperly
prepared substitutes are worse.
hut the laetated food prepared in
Burlington. VI. has become blessing.
IL - the wonderful result ~ the great
advance that has been uaie IA recent
years Ia the study Il infant nutrition.
Probably 10 the end u time healthful
mothers milk will be better than any
imitation but next to this. the m 1T
eminent phy &c ans are agreed. anu The
experience Il thousands ~ parents has
proved. that lactated food IL the most
natu and n0urishing diet possible Tor
infants. Its usr in the summer Is esIec-
tally 10 Re desired.
IL l. better preventive OF III
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
TO A DEAD JURIsT
judge Pauish's Picture Placed
On TIE Wal
sY HIS OLD LAWYER FRIENDS
sperehe. kaio<lxiax she Judge Made
80 N.ssb.-r. "a the Bss--other
G1uFt News

Al ssrtisrat pastel portrait 4 judge
i-sar Psrsi-s. sr~8eli Judge q he so
fs.ri. r cart. sas pres~ais.i - The eo1lt
yesterday a,tfaine sn lie presenee -
rashaaas atlasness Judge Parrish
aas eas "a ere esalspi-uoOs ngufes IA
t.san a4gais far mspy sears and s's
sae x tks moeg earned Judges IN this
nari q Miea.gan. Ne Nas elected IA
lss0 aaa ssFsesi ~ sears. aad vas ssse-
.aesi..i - Jssigs bafilassms.
~ ns.aths ago tie pAotsgraph -
judge lsole.es The hnl Judge u the
es8sf. Wss hang ~ IA the rear II TIC
la.ie,s ,lCak "a ths -s'ust rpoai. and
ssnes that tme he aauissss Of Jusi.,e
Parrish haze been ~ Aork preparing
10 tie sesslrcs shah tuok place go
ter,iay A. 10 ociocS Judge Bur
lineasse rillle = hficf announcement ~
tAa .afpdee e the gathering and ca.is'd
affrhsl9n - the numerous deaths
4a.te haze TAXED awaf some n the
..Iist i-Rsl a.en ia the eifs he sasd II
.sas ea4 entif sitting that the~e de
pAltft ones should ~ remembered IN
ihis was t'n,iefshsFif n. ". DAVIS
ltea unVelssl the portrait and hung II
al fAs sa-
speeches acre sa,ie ~ jacob Klein
haHs ~ ) Ssaisey Willard hiagries
Prosecuting Attorney Noieott. Aadree
tyfe IS ii Eastman 4Ad others.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

ffus 3 PrsSiSs Estate n George l.
eHimhy f.eceassd. august I assigned
20 hearog pefltpu fsg ifvisioa n
seek aiiuEHnce between widow amt
guardian n uintr heirs Estate n
fsar'l p Lester. deceased. August
- assi xresi Pr hearing administre-
tsr arAI account Estate Bern.
hAni flass deceased. b.int hled an,i
i-fters ;rslameotsy issued - John
\ Dsrper ffr. appraisers warrant H.
suHi - hawrs " collar and Allca
4 Collar Janaay - sssignesl Tor
bearing c.aia& f.eiate - Wilbur
tosk ~ ~. miners. tund fled AMI
ioftrrs ( guardianship issar,i 20 Olive
CO tstsie q Frank ~ Rich o.
f4ss-si. iaftrfary Sled f.sfate 2
l'arlef " hufhsrfa ra. slgreasssi. Au-
rass ls a>~isred faf appointing a.
manifestation
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

n " lase eho aas convicted q
aa..aitsns feliew Nogaman named
gafbean la the Bis.si Carpet Sweeper
fletF} and neasiy kiiling him paid 80
sAi s1si~ yesterday The men worked
side Is si,ie aai 81 infoa quarrel " isse
stfar.. Csitfau eifh a sweeper across
thc face The lsttrrf.il scnseiers 10 the
Heor ~ soc -ag The blow struck bat
.a trst eofis spekcn - Caihean when
S. Eesssrfesl con~clou~uess vas 'Wisse
sirerk ne lie ass testified that
~ ase 81 uck hir tut Nlsse denied II.
saia gIbean f;naf' 4 and struck his face
90 fhs seuch when he fell. NIsse
threatened g. appeal hat changed has
nind and his friends paid his tne.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Peter Naipest a wealthy and highly
respected oli gentleman a the vest
stlr wAs ARRESTED Yesterday On com
pltiut "a Aflie T.. Holland Who charges
that he maiie,oosiy killed i've q her
chirkcps. Mr. Nalpeft vas arraigned
and demanded examination. which was
~ far next "Wednesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
Come Nos.-.

Tie bord q John \ Carpenter. ex-
ecutnr - The estate - Bernhard Haas.
decreased. was lilea IN probate yesterday
with the American surety company a.
surety. ard l-tters tesfanientary issued.
1hs estate c.fnsist- u large farm Ia
Ottawa coua'y sai real estate "a the
ciry. The ~hoie- valued az about $1,000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
tir,nir an,,rf-

JtoaR Gen, Mutual Fire Insurance
company "a Phwux Furniture com-
pauy asumEsif. demurrer argued and
, submitted
Jrta.s AnSfr t;eorgs " Oz.erhou-e.
general guardian. - Marinas Hotius.
e a. . set ASIDE conveyance and
.sttle 80 Partnership
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

VI rstepr en p'.sa-sfr beat - ttssiunfs.
tsts fn eserT '4ip lutfis a ~yrgp =
is % t tfs assf fIsHeaatiY AMI
ft raf 80 zee siiceys liver snd
fearte. affFe'tfirs fevffs headaches
aH1 ttfer ffes 9 $50 1a-a Faf esie
81 a e fetfifs - "a ieading
Nssafscfural ~ fhe tsa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

King Richards cry, MY kingdom for horse" little
enthusiasm these days when not horse but Safety,
the desire of ALL both young and Old
Its right IL should lie
What's hcathfu delightful than spin
a smooth roadS
he coola cheek with shout and laughter
wes
Distance nothing Two four miles easily
with and vigorous
appees begin day of work pleasure with cheerful
thoughts brain because of hours OF Safety
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
COURT RECORDS


JCpcK SsVxsgS- John Craig We. the
Tole,l0. Ann Arhor X Northern Michi-
xan Railroad eompan order ccntinu-
iag hearing ga petition offhe I4rstham
e ~naith Towing and Wrccking com
pany until August :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Our Young America Long Distance
Safety is made in two styles with three sizes
of each style, either boys or girls, namely:
20, "a. or % inch wheels Each machine
is carefully tested before leaving the fac
tory. One ear now be seen at The Herald
office. 1t is well made and durable
Parents teach your boys to know the
value of a dollar by earning bicycle, either
iii whole or part. Full instructions and
blanks for canvassing are furnished at the
office. Is Pearl Street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
Stomach Troubles Cured.

fass 81 sst 50 i.fel,er sie4
fs+ - ssf. fa So
i.snf ts-tor a1s1 efssr r4iszz
Fsastzss f@as i. ss.snaf.t.
- 81 stssfa fe<sssis .-1-es
fsfe1res,sss e..~ee4
sre ttsfsie -f
a. at.@sk sssa. esre4 - - f1ss
as5A. ftv - <1h ifslsssse skf-~t -
sfsses. tt-ss'ss 4. so 4. s1fsss hefas.- \ "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Shiloh's Cure. the great cough and
Group cure. IL for sale 10y us. Pocket
size contains twenty i've doses. only &c.
Children love IL Sold by r. j. Wurz
burg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

.r~ss ., sh.s ~ fid ~ 49, akss ehiia ffissfr
tNs rer.s 49,. hsse =esH q ~ tfaa- We
h~xsn assas - s'tFfftss fsssufs>, ans r. ~
.saaks % .s1lt = fr~st isslrrFesressf. sd
So - i. .-s.st.efetF rlffed ff.s stia - sslfts
.rf ..AIt~ ss4 - .e~rns satifeis sci Nrss -
fkasNf.,f f'sffesf l1.s.t sss ) eHed ass ff va
..4s.,.s !. ~ -. . ff@fi1e ABS sfn1f frtrf
wss FhFe asHHFff
Wtnfett fsehels Ccadig. Ma.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

Jrnss BJRtiSekes- r L. Ehler- ".
Consolidated Street Railway company,
trespass ON the case
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

tie hssf - - r0an.i
" Hnen cirshs evrr az
reny ufs-s - isy sasi
fhrn Ne wruii sftsk
fsst - his eiefhe. I
scuia re4 dr--- kisa
sia--- ~ r.aath. r.
Htias he hafsis. sbi
arfa- sefr i,-t one -t.si
deep fnnnias -ors -
go ssfe 81 ever het
DE frsrs-t ens- eere
on hir sffas -. AZ;
fsre ~. farr sad fsfs
had eest hep rfarks
II - eesh assl sefs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26
BABY RUNNING sore
Arms, Isoiy One solid, Deep,
Running Sore.
B>gan C<isg Cstieurs. In Two Weeks
Great Improvement Followed
by Complete Cure.

NJ shs'd h~xsn - - sore ~h-n 80 r,onfh. Cd.
- ssr<ns an 30 fsce sDt bead n fspidiy
.,sr~sd aq~r al n. soff svsfv ~ho ss~
Ma -.id BE- ss> he ~orst sizhs thsy eve- a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-26

dreaded cholera infantum than all the
medicine in the world.
i, il 10 be obtained at any drug store.
and il not only easy of preparation but
il So inexpensive that no family in
Grand Rapids need be without IT,
The following letter from Mrs. a.
Wandell. 20 Rowe street. Rochester. y.
y. picture u whose pretty baby is
given above. IL one ~ the scores that are
received every week from happy parents
the country over:
Our baby weighed four pounds at
birth. When two months old she
weighed but eight pounds with her
clothes on. The doctor said she was
very frail child. | commenced feeding
her a certain food when she was four
teen days old. but she did not gain
strength a. | knew she ought. When
she was seven months old | changed To
lactated food. She commenced Ia gain
al once. and To rect well at night. She
has not been sick with bowel trouble
once through her teething. and she was
tcething last summer. l consider lac
tated food has been great blessing to
our little girl II has made her healthy.
strong and the happlest two year old
child an Rochester Any mother wish.
ing IN address one that has used lac
tated food will be cheerfully answered
at my expense by addressing me-
Last fall | WAS taken with "a kind ~
summer complaint. accompanied with a
wonderful diarrhsa Soon after my
wifc's sister. who lives with us. was
taken In the same may. We used almost
I everything without benefit. Then |
said. let Bs try Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhsa Remedy. which
We dbl. and that cured Us right away.
I think much ~ IT. az IL did for me what
/ II WAS recommended to DO. John Hertz
/ Ter. Bethel. Bcrks Co. Pa - and 20
cent bottles for sale 10y r j. Wurzburg
l druggist. = Monroe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
wAnNEp Imk wREcKERs

At lasl tho south Is awake to the i'm.
pending peril Threatened BY the demo
crat prosperity vreckers Uadsr the
fostering irliueorss q protection the
states q Alstama. West Vrginia. Ten
aessse sn.i hsntucky have been reused
from lsthargY and the rivers and hill
aides Unc- accustomed only 81 the
music n tie swish q limpid waters and
the careless song q the nouutaineer.
have been nIsdr - resoand With the
echoing clicks a machinery and the
boss q the uinrrs' pack. Giant indus.
tries have sprn1g up 10 the valleys and
imnenee mines hase tceu opened in the
nountaiaa The i0dolant habits of the
people have fsig the usxic touch 4 "a.
tsrprise. and those states. AZ iesat have
becoms ire bircs n proatsbis manuisc.
tures The tfanssormasioa. from s,ax-
satioa b activity has bern del. xhtfsl
surprise % the rccple = the oouatry.
for Il has barre proni@s - the uitlsaats
rsismptioo - tbo south from the iron
beei - ne euttca AID sugar king. Bat
iuet a. The south i IA The senith 4
- inasstriai sras-ninx the elsnaay
hand z tnreatsue,i frss trade seise- ID.
throsf sn'i slowly hegips % tighten. n
nct reiaxed the nsE bacyant snd sturdy
sntssrrise - the maunfscturers vii ~
strsngiesl - death. The nxnussetnrers
have made q heroic Effort D. SHAKE of
the deyti~h clutch q tas farif rrecsers
bat shether e siil seait - prohlemsti-
cal Aa,ieessisy a-irgstian ~ nan8.
faefura-s frlm Aishsms rsiie,l wasa-
iaxfrn snti srpesrrsi b<fors the 8euo-
erst nemesrs q sas wavs snai n~ans
ccmmitss 90 enter prrfrsA sxsirst tas
csntenpiafesi ris,sing 4 csai All irsn
On fhs fr-c hst The eleFslopnsrt *
tsos- isdnsfr.es IA Aiaoama has ns.ie
TIE state prosrerous eePpnsf ths dreasus
- thosa rho were Gees eonlent 20 hsls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

News comes from Washington that
the democrat leaders held confer
sacs thess yesterday 70 determine
whsthsr headquarters should De opened
in that city 10 direct the campaign Of
ls3l Ha<rity. Dickinson and Hopkins
we're preseaL The two frst-naned
engineered tie main campaign Of ls92
and The last named coFralisd the state
q Illinois. 1hs meeting Of these lead.
era for The purpose named Is significant
IL has no parallel In our modern poll
tical history IL aagurs that the demo
erats have heard from the late elections
snd coastrre the meaning OF the same
- a notice that the people are preparing
IA tura them down next year.
Hssding this warning. the national
committee will establish new
and unusual bureaucratic domination Of
tko congressional elections This scheme
II carried out means that the gigantic
machinery Of the government will be
employed 20 thwart free and untram-
elsd expression % the popular WILL The
nen that plotted the democracy into
power will be put hack at the wheel to
ksep Il IN power. Federal ofiieeholders
vii DO Impressed into active political
service to outwit the unframed CON-
usonefs who desire 10 return to safe and
tried policics OF administration. The
power Of the Cleveland machine will be
exested to save the congressional cleo
tions. This - the only object that could
be achieved - establishing national
headquarters in lieu OF congressional
headquarters But even the establish
rse1t q national headquarters viii not
save tho democrats from their forcor-
d.snefI defeat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Prsndergast. the assassin OF Mayor
Hafrison is pronounced perfectly sane
By the experts who examined him and
By those who are charged with keeping
watch over him IN Jail Every act Of
the despieabls hsnd stamps him re-
spoasibie person lie has never be-
traysd the slightest symptom Of dis
orlsred mind Insane mea are not
cringinz cowariS They do not shrink
ia fear u the consequences Of their acts.
They do not seem to realize that their
crime Is srons. They persist in tho
riah tfuiness q their devilish deeds.
This monster has never shown any in
ssnsibiisty % the enOrmity Of his mur-
derous dcpravity. lie has sought
only 60 mitigate the severity
az public condemnation and 20 creep
through a miserable defense into prison.
Hs is craven coward Ills deed Is the
deed q man that wogld seize and
brain a harmless infant for disturbing
~ it, cries his troubled sleep. The era
q erankisn-ot murder by so-called
irrespous bies-Will 10 closed when
Preudergast i placed under the gallovs
a cringinE. taercy-invoking. sniveling
coward. and ths trap - sprung
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18

Helen Gould. daughter Of the late
millionaire. viii marry "a actor named
Woodruff. who 10 known 10 the stage a.
The Boy Ingenne." He formerly played
in company with George Gould's wife.
who was al actress before her marriage.
Woodruff 10 thirty years old and un-
educated George Gould opposed the
match. but was finally compelled 10
capitulate which he did upon terms.
The terms are that the actor shall ac-
cept $1,000 in cold cash and attend
Yale college for two yeara II at the
end OF that time be still loves Helen and
Helen has not been mashed by some
other actor. the wedding ceremony will be
performed. Helen has outslO. 10000.
or thereabouts. in her own name and also
mind Of her own IL The Boy
Ingenue" shall develop as husband
the traits Of character which all Thes-
plans acquire in their early experience
Helen will have her mind left at the
end OF several years.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Judge Allen Il. Morse Of Icnia. United
States consul at Glasgow, Scotland. IL a
guest in The Morton. Judge Morse is
home on short vacation. and is visit
ing Grand Rapids friends before return
ing 10 his consular duties. The judge is
looking better than he has at any time
in several years His friends would
hardly recognize him as the same man
he was at the close OF the last campaign.
II guess my work agrees with me- said
he yesterday. at is not extremely
laborious, aud yet at the same time
lind enough 20 keep me busy all the
time. Glasgow is a pleasant city. and
am enjoying my work better than
hoped" The judge had forty-tive
days vacation, and has three weeks
more to speud in Michigan. At the
completion 81 the forty five days. he has
twenty days more IN which To reach
Glasgow. He will start for Washington
in three weeks. and after visit there
and In New York will sail for Scotlund.
lie does not intend to take his family
over at present. but will some time
after the holidays
Judge f. II. Sanford. a venerable
iurist from Topeka. Kansas. was In the
Bridge Street house yesterday, the
guest OF j. +. Rice. lie was on his way
To Berlin 10 visit his brother. Elder
Sanford. whom he had not seen in AZ.
teen years.
G. c. Goeripeu OF Hamburg. Ger.
many. was guest In The Morton yes
terday. lie ls tourist Who came 10 tue
worlds fair and IL travelling about the
country before returning home
Marcus r. Woodruff Of the YpsiIanti
Sentinel. formerly editor Of the Cadillac
Democrat took breakfast IN the Bridge
Street house yesterday.
skToS Leroy Moore. Grcenville;
Edtard Lapharn. Cadillac. A. l. hb-
bits, Fremont; George W. Crawford.
Big Rapids. z. O. Rogers. Manceiona
NV LfvINasrox g +. Cook. Sand
Lake. T. X Conrad. Otsego. J. A. Haak.
Luther. @. T. Thomas. stanton; G. A.
Bahcock. Kalamazoo. W j. Marble.
Nashville.
SsEsrs NJ. T. Stetson. Howard City;
, n Clark Msskegoo: A. y Denp@e
Stanton; NJ A. Gordon, 81 johns. John
Grace. Waite Pige8n, @. ". Hamilton.
Detroit
EseLE- r A Richsrtls Sarsnsc. J 8.
Wssdnsn. Lske.iew; y. l. kansford.
Paris. a. " Dodxe. Morley: J. J. nakeF.
benton Hsrtor, A Wagnsf, i'elding.
kFST s W. Phil -, Hastings. q.
Eau knev, Petaskey, HenrY smith. n.
Friesimsn. Detroit, Afs J. - Boeen.
1faverss City. ". g. ke8zlsy. SaginsE.
Bsfpor SrErFr-W l. Cheney. Mon
rec, n D. Pet Beimont, I. FsrFeii.
C~meroB. Dick Stsriinz Torch Lake;
. II Baldwin. BaldEin. " Kelsey.
Rockford. " g Weaver. Ross-
CtssExDoS HsrrE-F P. Bundsy, ~
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-18
HELD A SHORT SESSION.
Police and Fire Commissioners Tram
sact Routine Business.


The police aud fire commissioners
held brief session yesterday afternoon.
doing nothing but the routine business
that came before them. Marshal Lee
moin reported an accident 10 John
Klosterhouse of No. 3. who fell and broke
his ankle while responding 10 mid
night alarm. klosterhouse slid down
the pole or attempted to do so. but his
arms were asleep aud he could not grasp
the pole aud fell TO the paved fioor.
Marshal LEMON called attention to
the fact that the caps worn by firemen
are not uniform In shape and style lie
was asked TO submit style OF cap and
insignia for the caps OF captains in the
various engine houses.
Superintendent Carr had little to re-
port lie said the old rule relative To
patrolmen paying their bills instead OF
having their creditors bothering the com
missloners had been again read TO the
men and copy had been posted IN the
mems room
Fred Ritzenheim. II. S. Ebro and
Mathew Guinon applied for places on
the police force. Referred to the COM
mittee on men and discipline.
Marshal Lemon reported John Som
ers for disobedience OF orders Referred
TO the committee on men and discipline.
The following men were recommended
by Marshal LEMON for confirmation:
Jerry Tolema. Luxe l. Lyman. Reason
Reed. Jay Baker and John iQunglose.
The following bills were allowed: