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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

II will DO three years yet before the
two great political parties win engage in
another struggle for the mastery in ma
tionai sfairA Long before then the
people win regain their equilibrium and
II will be safe TO discuss the political
causes which have. led up. in whole or
In part, to our pending industrial stag
nation II the partlsans OF one political
school were alone To suffer from the
unwisdom Of their political action
there might be justification for making
their estate as miserable as possible.
But they are not alone 20 suffer. All
the people must bear the brunt OF hard
times. whether they are the product OF
political madness or tho product OF un-
preyentable financial and commercial
disorders II Is therefore the patriotic
duty Of every citizen to lend his voice.
vote and pen 10 restore conf
dence Ia our inherent wealth OF
resources. The true condition Of the
country may be traced 10 causes far re-
moved from politics. IL Is far better for
the p.ace and tranquility OF the people
TO locate the causes OF disquiet in trade
mutations than by taunts and jeers TO
distract and discourage the misled and
deceived victims Of political chicane
and fraud When we return again to
prosperity our material for political war
fare viii be found 10 be intact
The enemy may be stormed from
the breastworks by constant and un-
interrupted fire Of cold facts drawn from
the history OF 90 The really great re-
publican newspapers. in sympathy with
the republican members Of congress. are
anxious first 81 all 10 quicken commerce.
After that is accomplished they will be
quito as anxious 10 charge the response
bility for cur present distress where it
properly belongs And they win have
three fun years to do il In.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Well. the presidents nlessage u BE-
fore the public. II i not 50 formidable
i1 many ~ Tabled words. DOR laboricusly
verbose bat that the average newspapers
reader vii dsspar every word After
dssouring them che vii he AZ . ioss 20
locate anything new. Or anything differ.
Great from What the newspapers have
laid before thsir readers daring the past
thqes months Mr.. Cleveland has given
10 the coantry reasonably clear synop-
s.s q the interminabls Arguments
against the sherman bill Nothing
more. Everybody was well advised Of
his attitude on the silver question His
message l. not surprising. except in the
total absence Of those pompous phrases
with which hisother state papers abound.
Had he risen 10 the full measure OF the
opportunity afforded him be might have
suggested remedy for the evils entailed
BY the Sherman law. lie preferred To
remain silent. and by doing 20 empha-
SIZED weakness which his friends viii
b quick 10 cite as proof Of bis sstute-
ness II would be gratifying TO say that
the message Is the bold and courageous
utteranes Of patriot; bot his evasive
references to the tariff issue. his omission
to propose a substitute for the Sherman
act. and his repetition Of thread-bare
statistics compel the opinion that the
message IL yapid. insineere and hypocrit-
icaL IL must be expected that demo
crat editors viii laud the empty docu-
ment an the incarnation OF financial
wisdom IL doesn't suggest az idea nor
exploit theory. but 1t must be praised
because it ssthe offspring Of the Idol
lied sea-bass fisher Of Gray Gables.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Yesfsrday's racing a Comstock park
xas varied and exciting. The pacing
confest was > saperbly driven race. tbs
winner having been plotted % victory
ever turf tried fayorltes through the
malchless gencralsAip q cool aud IN
tslllxenf reinsnan. The race vas not
sensational oee. but Il possessed the elo-
meats q surprise. and wAs theFefnre
popular one. The other races were IN
terestin< % those Who study the merifs
u scientlfic breeding. The public 10 IN
'diIerent u the achievements q young
.fsFs whose oaly license for being on
ace track u to bolster up the CON-
nerciai value Of their parents There
ore tho races BY yearlings aud
swo-ysar ODDS were spiritless from the
spectators point % view. Sooner or
aler ths speed exhibitions Of these
soungsters wlli be confined 10 breeders
meetings where they properly belong
fhs success q yesterdays meeting vas
lnaispusably through the dashing I'm
,shes in the pacing race. Today's pro-
rrnm contains tao events IL equal IN
lerost which vii give Eest 10 the spest
rhis years meeting starts OF with fiat
lering prospects, Of success IL the
weather holds good the week viii be
sotabie one IN local turf history.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Now that the times a. On thu nserd
thers on9ht b be some ray devised 70
suppress thr hard tiuaesr croaker The
nas sha With ionz face and dolefai
tans - Taics cuntluas'lY hsrps en- TIE
strinsency q the rncney market = The
man mere responsible than anyboiy ~
snyfkinr for EXISTING dirsrast Every
boay kncus az shout The tisse. II ~
rcf Necessary - make = haa matter
vores 81 psrsist.utig d~ellirg ~ -
s,rst fsatarea The BETTER say i = -.
si.i m reeteriue reoi sine@ by eh~~r.
o. MES ard seris - encouragement
- lsottla - hqnid isneataiiens sn,i
PIP tie cors eyrry tina eresstcr pc.
ssnts 8 IA - 70 fsled ~ ssai win
eocn Tai htn yesl c4nDot pap bina
l,sst aox. nat TIE tiusss sr~ hriahtsnine
ia spite of TIE ca,an,fty hQ~iers, list Iuss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
ecEn TO az FUNNY.

Arthur-And do you really love me.
pcts
could possible endure hearing you ask
that silly question thirty times dayi--
Somervillo Journal
Anne DO you know. MABEL. had
two offers Of marriage last week.
Mabel-My darling Anne | am -
delighted. Then IL - really true that
your uncls left you all his money.-L,n.
don judy.
Landlord 10 guest How do you like
the landscape. sirl
Gucst Splendid Best ! ever saw
Landlord John, make q note q that
landscape. IS. Atlanta Constitution.
s,alate-T wish could do something
20 achieve notoriety.
Ethel Knor Why don't you try sud
den disappearsnoe -Harper's Basar.
The photograph ~ hoy never locke
ike him. hecauee 10 ore ere saw a boy
as clean - be IN = photograph.-Atshi.
son Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Apropos of queer names. DIR. Henry
Cooper writes the New York Sun as
follows: "visiting In Canada some
years ago on n farm near Lake Simcoe.
was struck by the popularity of the
name Of one of the sons In the family
was visiting. IL was Happen this
and Happen that until / was be-
wildered. said to him when we were
alone: Forgive me for being curious,
but ! can make nothing of your
name. VIII you tell me what IL tsp
He flashed up In n moment: You
Yankees ere too darned inquisitive; IL
you want 20 know about my name ask
ma When the opportunity occurred.
| very respectfully sought information
from his ma 'Drat that boy she said.
he sends everybody TO me. Ills name Is
Happen-to-be. and that was what he
were christened- When he was horn
happened To DC At camp meeting. and
] didn't want ever 20 forget H. Now,
I hope you're satisfied was"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Neither the broad fields ripe Tor the
harvest, nor the clouds with their silver
lining are giving comfort 20 the dis
tracted administration. It promised
great things In "a change" and great
change has come. The hopeful thing
about il all lie. that the wheels Of ruin
viii be sidetracked, and the old and
tried will be more popular than ever be
fore. The people Of the United States
will not lie down and squeal over the tenn
porary setback. IL viii only serve as q
good object lesson for future use.--Reed
City Clarion.
With Bourke Cochran leading the ad-
ministration in the house. and David
Bennett Hill running a counter attrac-
ton in the senate, IL will not be surpris-
ing II the Tammany tiger gets cross
eyed trying TO see where it Ia at.-De-
troit Tribune.
The return Of gold to this country is
hailed with delight. and all that. but We
are paying for il in 90 cent heat-and
hammered down stocks. Itcomes high.
but we must have it-Detroit Journal.
The big tin plate works at Elwood,
Indiana, are 10 the hands OF receiver.
Laid out by the democrat tin-tin- abuli-
ton against protective tariff upon tin
plate.-Big Rapids Pioneer.
From the ashes. the entrance building
at the main gate OF the Hackley Park
Assembly grounds will rise more hand
some than before.-Muskegon News
One year ago was recorded the great
est prosperity this country had eveI
seen. and tho Sherman bill was putting
in full time.--Jamestown Journal.
1t is apparently 70 easy 20 get out Of
jackson now that there is no necessit.
for killing an official or two in order e
escape.-Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
Confined sound.

The intensity of confined sound Is
finely illustrated at Causbrook castle,
Isle of Wight. where there is q well
two hundred feet deep and twelve feet
in diameter, walled and lined with
smooth masonry. Although this Is an
unusual depth for q well even in the
British isles, yet when pin Is dropped
into 1t the sound of striking the sur
face of the water one hundred and
eighty-two feet below can be distinct
ly heard In the cast-iron water-pipe
of Paris, which forms o continuous
tube, with only two slight crooks. and
those near It's middle. the lowest
whisper at one end may be distinctly
heard at the other, although the pipe
Is three thousand one hundred and
twenty feet In length When some ex-
periments in this line were being con-
Quoted, n pistol fred at one end OF the
tube actually blew out lighted can
die held at the other end and violently
elected the shavings, feathers, paper.
etc, which had been placed In the end
of the pipe by the experimenters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Puck - a very bright Journal. and Ia
the recognized exponent q typical
American hnnor. bat when Puck At
tempts to he other than amusing il
makes . painful spectacle o. itself.
This week i contains a frst pace car
toon pertrsyipg Justice Long In the act
ef rccsisiog So month pension ia ons
hsnd and bis salary a. justice q tho
suprsms court Ia tie other. The insult
= Increased ty tho annotated expiana.
ilsn that this - only ere q 10000 Hmi-
lar pension stsala The cartoon l. a
cruel sia1dcr upon a nan who iasf
ga arm in The service q his country
and uhoss vitality ia being sapped
- never healing vourd received
IL dsf-nns e the Tag Jusfics Long
p~ser rec-iss.i q dollar q public money
Which 49, nos q thousand times de-
served. sDi the scort q New York
muxwuBp paper. owned and controlled
~ fsreiun- born iadividasis. Who can
have ittis sympathy With the spirit q
patriotism thai lies a the Foundation e
TIE pension system. - bsiifsis snd in-
suit hin. deserves ne contempt u every
loyal Amsrican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Many ~ TIE leading people in English
sociesy regarded Thomas Carlyle with =
feeling almost AKIN 30 rtvereBt delight
when he chose 20 behsve like sn ilrno-
rant l.oor In their drawing rooms. even
taking his s>>s. Il Il said unladden in
The presence q TIE queen- Tits gsnsr-
alton. however, hss little patience with
sneh ercrnfricities
II was "a Englssh bishop that 10 r,ill
living ~ho. when TIE histofisn FresnNn
haa worr rat bis Ianence with he ru1~-
ne. snsrcdnc~d him - = wsfsfne szei-
erre a. '.ths Distinguished schoisr t1at
a. sdnsiratly Describes sr.A iilusssstes
fhe ssvarsry q car anceanors. ~ esishs
lx.unAason.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

tssassons 9Th hs1d4esrter In Washing.
is1. NJ. Pierce las been coiinscfed
With the prnslpn sllce for eight Years.
Nd las "a exceptionally good record.
A warehouse At slx Lakes vas burned
Nondsy niEhr. and i supposed 70 have
caught ffon spark fToD iocomeuse.
The Warehouse belonged % Miller y
Miller e this city. aad sac insured Tor
&No
DIR. W. III. Haughsy q Battle Creek
has beta appointed ~ Bishop Foley 10
rspressnt this county IN the Coiuuulan
estholbs ellnEress - commence n Chi
eago saphsmbeF L
G. n. Ahbetf Is the champion money
finder % Coldwatef. having packed up
pe4sly $500 IN the past i've monfh&
Ia March be picked up a. s3I and sinee
then 60 and siGo. In each case he has
found the oSner.
clalence hin IL under arrest in Cedar
Springs for attempting 10 assault Ars
r. &. ch-ls0n while out berry picking.
A woman friend hearing her screams
came and helped her fight Hill
Jay +. stfester Of MontEose. Genesee
county, from seventeen acres Of wheat
harvested 600 bushels. an average 81
somewhat over thirty tive bushels Per
acre.
Peter Dcmeyer. Belgian. Is under ar
rest ia kssexyilie for shooting Mira John
O'Brien and her son. John. Mrs-
O'Brien's condition IL serious.
A new pest Is destroying the young
chickens In Battle Creek. Ii Is gray
insect that fastens itselfupon the head
aud soon kills the chickens
Commissioner Billings and Mechan-
ical Engineer Moore will inspect the
Grand Rapids i Indiana railroad and
is branches this week.
Bernard Reynolds. aged l6. was run
over and killed by cars in the Nj. 4 n.
railway yards Monday evening. IN Iron
Mountain.
II. ID. Conway has been awarded the
contract for the new high school build
ing in district No. IL in jackson for &c.
60.
The blackberry crop In the vicinity OF
Union City has been practically
destroyed by the hot. dry weather.
Coldwater has voted to build q. 800
engine and fuel house in connection
with its school building.
DIR. G. ID. Hampton. father OF the
state game warden. died in Petoskey
Monday. aged ~ years.
The Portage Lake Mining Gazette is
agitating the project OF a county fair
for Houghton county.
The Ionia district OF the NJ +. church
camp meeting at Long Lake. southeast
/ OF here, is ia full blast.
Cooper's grist mill in Shepherd was
burned yesterday morning; loss. 5000;
insurance. $1,000.
The new pipe organ at the Greenville
methodist church will be ready 70 use
next Sunday.
The pioneersof Greenville and vicinity
VIII hold their annual picnic at Baldwin
lake today.
Forest fires arc raging in Harrisville.
Two farm buildings have been des-
troyed.
Bert Harms. Of Rerrien Springs. was
drowned in Singer lake Monday.
Star service between Beaverton and
Coleman has been discontinued.
Assistant Postmaster Derbyshire of
Adrian has resigned.
The camp meeting in Romeo has
| closed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

- soon - collections coms n from those
Mo fooll<hly lussx.ns al sorts Il AR
Fibis inpsnd.sz l;zises TIE sccoant VII
bs squared virk interest Tbat viii
eheer him %. II vii give his bssiDsss
: tonic. Il ~Ill pssnests all through TIE
bu<iaes~ asaaosphers. Tin everlasting
lnguhrioazness Viii act pay debtx nor
maka il easier - pay them. This
nsasly for!ornnsss makes Everybody feel
miserable The tines are sii right
Thsss i nsonsy snoagh Il Il isnt drissa
iato sstirenens By despairing eroaks
and dismal wsilk Put On sun upper
lip and businsss viii ssspond ~ Il
touched b. the magic usnd Of pFosperi-
y. Whatever yos do. don't cro4k:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09


Why should the coIor.do silver shines
shot doxnf Just - long - thsrs are
xeddirID there viii be calls tof silver
pickle eastern cake dishes >od Lob
knisess-chiczgo Post
Out Ia California young nan caught
q 3oo.ponnd salmon sDd snubbed his
line 20 : tree. The fish pulled the trsa
into The satsr-iibe. roots and slL--
Nee York Recorder.
Speaker Crisp has nos . vsry high
forehead. and b the cad 81 the eailvd
session viii 10 fortunate II be has hair
left o. hisilea1 Chicago later oesan-
Hoks Saith ssys he doesn's care Il
they DO burn him in sfigy down in ohio.
and a. nobsiy else cares everything u
~ IL should be.-ohic@go Mail
The war Ia Siam Il over. Let the
cholera scare tss.ce more assume ifs
proud euliflence In the estimation Of the
people, laio~go Globe.
II wheat: goes much lower. casting
broad upoEI the waters viii become .
very inexpensive method Il charity
Baltimore America.
A female sufragist Insists that ~msn
is not woman" That is quite true. but
he Is the next thing TO woman.-Gai-
weston News
The gubernatorial jaw-bone ~ =
means of political suicide u becoming
apaliingly freqnent--Washington Star.
SeDator Stewart seems 10 be suffering
from fatty degeneration Of the isubone.
st Louis Republic
One great trouble with Governor
Waite is that he won't wsit-Eyening
World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

SOUTH BEID. Ind. Aug. s.-The state
federation OF trade and labor unions
met this morning. Seveniy-tive dele
gates were present. After welcoming
address by the mayor on behalf OF the
citizens. and Vice President Harlin OF
the Central Labor union on behalf OF
organized laboraO Organizer G.. r.. Carter
OF Loganspoff delivered an able address
on the general outlook for working peo-
pie. Belle 4. pa rson Of Albany dellv-
cred an address tonight on Charity W..
Inaficen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
The Times Arc
Grabbed
and
Punching

But did you know it your fault every ones
fault that il is so? Instead of going along. just all
have been doing and as all should do. spending money.
extravagantly but for the things necessary Tor
comfortable existence people have talked too much.
got frightened drawn their money from the banks.
boarded it away where it IS no good TO themselves or
anyone else and of course money gets tmId and the
times pinching. Who can blame money for getting
tight? You make hard times loosen its grip. The
remedy for the prevailing dcsqiietde in the hands OF
the people Apply it and see how quickly thessun of
prosperity VIII shine through the dark clouds that
obscure it. AS these are PRESSING TINES. what could
be more suitable to talk about than
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

While a young woman was on = train
on her way To Greensboro. n. C.. with
her parrot several days ago two elder
" ladies belonging to the Salvation
Army began 10 sing as . preparation
for revival meeting After they had
finished the FIRST hymn and were pre-
pairing 10 preach n sermon Polly
thought there was something wrong
and began % yell at the top 81 lts
voice. "Go aheadi Go ahead That's
ali right. which broke up the necs
ipg IN that car.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

IRoSwoop. Mich, Aug. s.-The open
ing o. what is usually the typhoid sea
son in this section finds an epidemic Of
that disease which has ragged since May
ID practically over. The health depart
ment report that there are but few cases
here and those less virulent than the
general run in past years Only i've
deaths from typhoid fever have oc-
CURED in the last twenty days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

JACKSON. Mich. Aug. s.-The execu-
tive COMMITTEE Of the Michigan Liquor
Dealers association met ia this city
yesterday AMI completed the orgsniza-
ton Of the in3urance branch. The name
Of the branch! as adopted by the COM
mittee. Is Tho Michigan Liquor Deal
ers' Protective Insurance association"
Articles Of association were prepared
which provide for a life insurance Of
$1,000 until the membership shall ex-
coed 20C0. after which changes may be
considered. A copy Of the articles was
filed with the county clerk and one was
sent 20 the secretary Of state for record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Little Tommy aud his younger sister
were going % bed without light. SAYS
an exchange. They had fust reaabed
the bottom ~ The stars when Tommy.
after vainly endeavorinr 20 pierce the
darkness. turned round and asked.
Z" Ma. u Il polite for a gentleman %
prerede a Lady when thsT have % walk
IA single dle7~ $40. nv SOD" replied
his mother. '.the iaav shonid always
take the lead. y thought -. said
Tommy. delightfully."-. 20 sAead. Sue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

A family - foar Indians Ia oidtown.
Sc. Il said - have lai8 aside ooe
thoasana dollars last year. after pay
fa~ al tsesf hsnseh.Id expta~es. fresh
fhe eraess - t.s.x~+ rsak tng AH IN
~ sssIve sisifsr likewise reports that
tats ssa.ss4 h.s - a. h<nse ss0o
ftane f,resse csrpetsrg lace eur
tss e.t fsFesssrr. rtesnres 80
- fse.af rse~is a.4 - cal and
-, aos. tso leet ssss bstA siaffeh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

AccoRrsTSa 20 = wandering newspaper
paragraph. the oldest architectural ruins
IN ths world are believed 10 be the rock
cut temples at Ip~amhui Perhaps
They're the oldest. but Waite u Color.
alo 3. FAR and away the most complete.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

IRoswooD, Mich. Aug. e.-Fifty Finn
ish wood choppers. employed by the
Kennedy estate. are striking over the
question OF wages and have begun burn.
ing cord wood and lumber, causing both
damage and danger. The authorities
are attempting TO catch the strikers in
the act.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

John Herring - saginaw vas 3ieanl.
bo~slssi IN ranss<f a ag' s,fnlsf
NJ Hraise was saeEft rsesee iHs
irer wfirh fssfersd TIE ihus sse
ezaan ae,l fse - fke vhrs A kssa
ai.a.t eight fsshek teps AS Fet
his slss men. ffem skHh IA t
T~efrtsdai
EW f9.fre q fae~a resnff bes
b>~o spsasuted sresisi sssaNtaef -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Nov that Theodore Thomas has re.
signed AID the wagnefisn festivals are
10 mere there i sprospect that Yankee
Doodle. Hail Columbia and ia "a "a
viii have a sho~ for their ally in the
worids fair music program&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

LssT Saturdays issue OF the Saginaw
Globe contained thirty-tw pages chiefly
devoted - description % Saginaw and
Sta boundiess resources. The paper il
handsome one geographically and re-
Hccts credit upon it, publishers and edi-
tora
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

BAY CRY. Mich. Aug. s.-The dog or
dinance which was refused passage
through the Bay City council on account
OF its being spoken Of as cruel, will go
into effect in this city Thursday morn
ing. and woe be 10 the unlncky canine
which shall come in the way OF the OIL
Ger, il he has not tag on.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
chipman Not our OF Danger.

DETRorr. Mich. Aug. s.-Judge Chip
mans improvement has apparently not
been 30 rapid as was expected. The au-
thorities at Harper hospital today re-
port that while he is holding his own.
he is not yet out Of danger. He is still
confined TO his bed, and the date for his
departure from the hospital is indefinite.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

NFsAuSEE. Mich. Aug. s.-No money
has arrived yet to pay the miners AT the
Buffalo. although Il was promised do
flnitely for today. The miners will
probably try 81 collect their ACCOUNTS
through an attorney. bat the prospects
are dubious
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

LAKE LINDEN. Mich. Aug. S.-Brush
fires have been very troublesome for the
past week especially because the winds
have been very high. Fences along the
right OF way OF railroads have been
largely destroyed and timber left in
clearings for summer hauling has been
destroyed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09

Original Freslerick kretsse hnlsr Res.
sosatsoa Earlavan X Palmer Increase
Andrew Kinnsy. David T. west
Thomas A. Weich. Phihp khs,Eef. W.
n Wilmington. 0Figinal etdov etc
Deiish a.. Caeseli Margaret Albeit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-09
Town.s Cash Iocte, In

wrSVIELp. Mich. Aug. s.--A meeting
will he held "a consider the financial
condition of the township. Treasurer
Hull had depoHited all the funds about
s9oo--in the failed Mather bank at Lake
view. He ~ill probably be released from
responsibility.