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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

the es.ionel Sin try - ind = cisrk to
susor<<i T. J, Fay h y sass~d hat
th~rs viii ts = nar.trT Il inprossneneo
ia nw.ets thls sesron. The dlniag rs,O
gill he refitiea The lar roou ~ ~ 10
enlarged and q cafe added
Willie ". Siosson II Red City wss
amoag yesterdays Michigan arrivals IN
The Morton. I'm still drawing salary
under Growers sam,nistfsfion-' he ~
n,ark-a. Its hard luck fas . r-psk-
iican like me- Ia ie ssssnpelied 10 taai fsw
democracy. bat ! hall have 90 do g uhlo
they appoint my saeoossos."
Charles H. crsndsii. EN- postmssser =
Big Rapids. Was among the uocxm-
promising republicans who registered In
The New Lyinrstou. Mr.. Cr4pdsh's
hair IL Doi a. thick - u cnc~ Mas. hut
there has bs~n 10 falling cut IN hss q.
u. T.. enthusiasm.
John MeNsughtou. a Big Rapids inm-
herman. dsne.i in the New lSsinguson
yesterday His brother. u. W. No
Ssughian, a. New Orieans. 10 guest In
the came Loiei.
II. A. Piper and wife II Falls City.
South Dakota. dined ia The Morton yes-
tsrdsy. They are visiting friends N
Maskegoa and we're IN "a. city shop
Iang.
The directors 81 the etst- division ~
the league ~ American Wheelmen will
hold meeting IN Sweets hotel this
morning.
Willard A. Smith. editor II the Char
levoix Democrat Was among the late
arrivals IN The Morton iasi evening.
. ids. Hanson. editor Il the Hart
Journal. dined IN s~ess's yesterday.
MoKrox N. =. Seage, Lansing; J. q.
Seal. Ludlngioa; l. ". Heath, Muske-
gon: Ben Fletcher. Detroit; NJ. T. Gale.
Big Rapids; &. r. Gates. North Branch
S~rff's-w. q. Ferris, Saginaw; &.
Il. Warren, jackson: j II. +. Hshson.
Hart; +. Il. Brox n. Detroit. A. Is Gard
ner, I. IL. Winliss. Grcencssiio.
Nsw LivrSosros d. J. Monroe.
Owoss-o: Mrs Harry Burweil. Grand
Haven; Charles III. Ipomls. Sparta; ".
A. Palmer. Ithaca: &. +. Sanford. Grand
Haven; }. W. Pearl. Benton Hartor.
EAoLF-L. i. Kinney. Wcodvilie; y.
ID. Tucker. Ithaca. George W. Parker.
Lowell; George Curtis. hasenDs; &. 4.
Human. Sparta.
krST-Mill,am Psrkers. Essrf; r. u.
Jacobs, Paw Paw; William Alexander.
Travis City; j. J. Dunnins. kalamsxno.
J. J. Aaron. 81. lgnscc; l.. DcHavcu.
Bangor.
CL.RrspoN Mrs r. r. CrandAli.
Sand Lake; l.. +. Cranciall. Luth.r; j. J.
Ball. T.. Is. Stehbins. Lakevie~. T..
Clark. kalkaska; IL. Strop. Morley.
BRIp.E SrREsr-J. A. Bergin, Lowell.
ID. n. Bartrsn. Murkegon; G. II. Ing-r
soil. Belding; 4. A. Pickett. Rockford:
A. W. Bolt. Piainville; james Lib~y.
Coopersyille.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
BISHOP RIGHT.

Representative Bishop il o. 10 con-
uended for the bold AMI manly blow h.
delivered AZ the niSchievous schem, %
loo, The state treasury 10 pay for leg
izls,ive iunkct u the opcling % the
worlds fair.
II the house. shall blindly ignore the
pubic sentiment opposed 20 the contcm-
plated excursion at state expense. Mr..
bishop and bra sympathizers viii 80
csps the universal condemnation sure
% follow.
What would the taxpayers think II
the boards - supervisors - the several
counties shosld vote o. attend The state
fair in ss-, a, the oounty'- eVrense'
II would 10 thought a remarkable Nio-
la,,on - svery principle ~ common hon
c-ty. The legislature seriously cDrten-
plates doing an act essentially the Sane
IN principle. No ro~sihle benefit. I'm
niesliate cr remote. can accrue to the
state ~ res-pn - the Proposed legisIs
tive visit. Il will he an excursion solely
for the pleasure and edification "a the
members To ssk the state ~ gay
g.to - saooo Cor Legislative holiday
excursion " MT more Violently I'm onn.
Hies with right than h ask the state b.
tuy circus tickets FOR the members
The senate may ia rsiie,i upon g.
support Nr Bishop. HIS position "a
-,uinently I'M right orc. II the mem
hsr- = the l.Rislaturr desire ~ visi;
~ FAR 10 them psy their own sS
ps,aeS The taxpayers are silliag IA
en- nat ~ ~ other propagation. " the
Z, isic-- sr- clothed With authority to
iurur sach an expense. What "a - pre-
v~us them FROM purchasing AMI Pre-
ssntinz to sch ousof themselves hou-"
asa las AZ the svpen@e q the state VIZ
pishap 49, assumed the lsssershir .
a i,iss -sns~. TIE hcu-e oil IN iis~rf
credit hy srer,,as and following h'-
leadership
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

FoKr MoSnox. Va. April 1.-THE
Russian cruiser Rypda arrived in Hamr-
ton Rsads at o'clock this morning and
anchored on the south side a the
American vessels and just west ~ tho
General Admiral. The stars and stripes
were hois,ed and salute ~ twenty on.
guns fired. which was answered by III.
fort gun for gun. The flag 81 hear
Admiral Ghefardi was then given
ssiute. which vas returned b, the Phils
dclphia. AZ TO O'clock Captain Beso-
bras,a and staff came ashore and called
on Colonel Frank. post commander.
Shortly after their visi, Admiral Ben.
ham came ashore and paid hi- Official
visit Ia the commanding officer aud ~as
honored with % salute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
THAT SOUTHERN BOOM.


RICHMOND. Va. April ll.-Mayor Eli
son, In connection with the reception
committee from the chamber Of com
merce. is making every possible arrange
ment Tor tho pleasant entertainment of
the governors and others who are 10
meet In convention here tomorrow. The
full program 81 entertainments has not
yet been completed. but il is safe 10 say
that old Virginia will keep up her repu-
tation for hospitality. Governor Foster
and party u i've. from Louisiana. will
arrive in Richmond tomorrow morning
Governor Brown Of Maryland. Governor
Carr AZ North Carolina. the latter ac-
companied by two gentlemen. will be
here this \evening. Governor Jones u
Alabama. and wife. Commissioner 81
Agriculture Lane and two members II
the staff will arrive tonight and remain
In private car until after breakfast
Governor w. j. Stone of Missouri, &C
companied by his wife and friends. will
bc here tonight. Governor Brown Of
Kentucky. Governor Northen of Geor-
gia. Governor j. NJ. Stone Of Mississippi.
have wired their regrets at being unable
to attend the convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

The q. 4. 70. pc-t. Ash for One Day
In the Ssl,..,ls-

\ joint meeting - the committees ar
pointed hy the O. A. " T-ps's IN
Memorial Day Observance IN the public
schoDls. sss held IN Or GrisNoids
ofice iaet evening and = committee,
composed ~ Dr. J u Griswold. chair
nan. Deorge W Diileuhsck. William
Wriiicomh. George II Herrick ard
Eber Rice. gas appointed 10 attend tho
meeting 81 the board - education SAT
urdsy evening. Nav .. - ask permission
Tor the Grand Army e. have ooniTol n
the puhiic schools ~ the dsy preceding
Memorial Day and - wat the author
fie- - psre~hiai and othe- @cbpols ~
TIE sanae purgsp@~ The ogFnmlite. then
sdFrurnrd unfil Aousisy evening. Nav
:. II which time the above committee
viii make it- report
The p.~fs have tsxen the caIrse ?
accordance vish resolution sacf t~d ~
the National encsrspmsnt. The Urand
Array 10 q tie opiaIon that patriotism
and the conditions that brought atout
TIE r~t~iifon sre neg elected IN the coarse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
ALLEGED TO 6E FUNNY.

Proprietor Baking Powder Factory
Well. how are you getting along,
HIS Chemist ] made up ltJ pounds
Monday. 10 pounds Tuesday. and for
the last three days I have been at work
toying to perfect this sample ounce We
are gong 10 send the state chemist Tor
public analysis Puck.
Young Man May present myself a.
a sutton for your handy
Maiden I am sorry 81 d,sappoint YOU.
hui the fact il teirothed myself today
a. another
Young Man We'll. uhat about 20.
morrow Fiiegende Blsetter.
"Barrovs wife IL a very hsndsome
woman
~hui sbe has one shominshly hornely
feature"
What IL that
"Barro~. Hsrper's Bszar.
Jane Mr.. Shaliowps,e is at ~.
door Shall tell him yeu are outi
Mics Pinele Show him into the par
ior. Jane ard sitter he Ia. LAID HE t,or
~ chcc3lats~ on the nnsnfelpiece tell him
| am on; euips-
Young Gofnit tssdlrf--I ssv . sign in
a window down The street that exactly
Described ny condition.
links What vas 80
Cash girl vsntcd Wait
judge An. you've ss~s ne yanre than
ouce already haven { YOU
Pri@raer I have that bonoT. and. II
we know Zach ether - seii. permit RE
- SEX hos your charming vife s'--
SslhsIi-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

Only q shot While ago the doctors
Nerc engaged in sauabble among
themselves over the propriety Of giving
the n-s.papers Information concerning
saccc-sfnl surgical operations and
cures They settisd the case by unsni-
rnously deciding that II was against the
ethics % IN. profession Ia tell the pub
H.. aiou, such things because II Is In
the nature II advertising.
Then the Academy Of Medicine held
a banquet The ethics u journalism
made u imperative that the banquet
should D. repor,e.i as \ brilliant gas
srononic and intellectual advertisement.
The following morning the papers con
tsin-d very Gathering notices Of the
banquet No mention Vas made OF the
fact that several doctors became glor-
iou-iy drunk nor that vile language was
hurled across the board Journalistic
ethics forbade such revealment Had
these little incidents been touched up
the doctors would have been furious.
Monday evening tho doctors held an.
other banquet. IL vas not a CASTRO
nomic and intellectual advertisement.
IL wss catch a. catch can bout
between two doctors. and one of
them got tho worst e il. Here was
a time when medical ethics" could be
pu, Ia the tess. IL Vas. No sooner had
the meeting been adjourned than the
telephone was invoked to acquaint tho
newspapers with the particulars. All
the humiliasing facts about the drunken
ness and vile language at the banquet
we're transmitted by phone With the re-
quest tina, the 5ame H. printed. This
was ethics" With an elliptical. elongated
and expanded +
Now. the true newspaper man would
decline to violate medical ethics" espe-
ciallv when the ethics concerned the
frailties ~ hihulous humanity. All the
reporters knew 81 the particulars weeks
agc. but out - respect for medical
ethics declined Ia advertise the
more or less scandaious affair.
The doctors. however. less conslderafe
than the reporters. have unwillingly
advertised on. 20 their number very ex-
tcnsIyciy. ~ his advantage. in spite 81
their inhihitory ethics THE HER,LD.
alone - the city papers. declined 10
scandsiiEe a reputable physician. After
the doctors think the matter over they
may conclude journalistic ethics" in
somc newspaper offices is quite as
exalted a. medical ethics If not
Tnnrn ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
POINTS ABOUT MEN.


William L. Douglas. who is talked Of
az "A probable democrat candidate for
governor Of Massachusetts, to succeed
Governor Russell, lives in Brockton and
is one Of the largest shoe manufacturers
outh in 1916. He has been in both
mayor Of Brockton and once ran for
congress.
Alexander Doyle. the sculptor. il in
Mobile. at work on q statue of Admiral
Raphael Scmmes He made one model,
but the box containing it was dropped
by workman and spoiled. The fam
lily Of the admiral live in Mobile.
General Brinkerhoff Of Mansfield,
Ohio. will succeed Gen. X. Is. Hayes as
president of the National Prisoners Aid
association. He has for several years
been first vice president IL thar associa-
ton.
Prof. Virchow. the eminent pathol
ogist. keeps alive far experiments sew
eral generations IL cats. from which he
is trying to evolve a race II bob tailed
cats.
Thomas r. Bayard's first trip 10
Europe was made about ten years ago.
and he then saw q something III English
society and good deal Of Germany.
Ex Governor A. r. Gill II Minnesota
has just been appointed by Mayor
Wright IL ST. Paul a member Of the
board ~ education ~ the city,
Mr. Ham. the Georgia orator. haa re-
ceived offers from several northern
lecture bureaus 10 engage his services
next season.
Mr. Murphy ~ New York looks every
inch a senator in his broadcloth suit.
glossiest II silk hsts and black KID
gloves
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

discussion. Ia. republicans merely insist
that ths COMMITTEES On elections shall
hare poser 10 decide shethsr II las
authority To inquire into a senator's PR
,sre life, znteisting his election. and II
10 is found affrmatiyely that IL may he
that the committee 20 ahead and make
the investigation. To this last CLAUSE the
democrats de,nus.
III Roach. AT one time in his life. wss
guilty d the crime of embezzlenent and
b. deception and evasion. or even by
night sscsp-d the penalty Tor his wrong
doing - v morally upfis N sat In the
s@nats. In the Ahsrnce os an actual
faint Of felony. no matter how grave
may lie the suspicion. cur lass chsritAbiy
presume he 10 innoc~nt. The esna's. IT
10 cont.oied. has DO authority direct or
implied To try aud determine an Issue
based upon crimioal act or acts.
Whether such q charge IL proper
ons for inquiry under ths right Il the
ssnate la Judge Of the qualifications OF
members 10 extremely doubtful The
qualifications of senator embrace the
virtues IL citizenship. tie must be OF
lawful age. an elector. and. implicitly. Ut
good moral character. IL he possess
these virtues az the time of his election,
IL 10 difficult Ia bring one to believe that
a. may -. cstrxelxsd for prlOr trains
gre-sionA
Roach is probably q rascal. He Will
not be- lonesome in the senate. The dis
tinguished body 10 not " holly composed OF
men II immaculatc purity. There are too
many millionsires. railway attorneys
and Standard oil autocrais IN that body
tn negative the suggestion that all the
rogues are outside of il. Roach will
have his seat lie will to among at
least few kindred spirits.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

NEv YoRs. April IL The sill -
Colonel r + Shepard. late proprietor
- 'he Mail AID frpres., vas fle'i -
curt fssiay The estate - vaiaei at
sl.EAtss two thirds h4iHz real estate,
The estate = ~ 20 turned into 'uni
f.F TIE benefit e the widow. chiisiren
ar'i he's brother. Augustus - Shepard.
There are slso thrr. ts90s-t- 81 reiie--
RVS sprsesie- Two t~quesis n sis1
ss snd sslfssl each srp made - the
trustees ~ thu New York pre~hyter'f.
The institute At Tar.ss. Asa Minor,
grss ti0s,ua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

PoTTERviLLE. Mich. April ll.-Rohert
Billingsley, aged 81. was found dead in
his house last night, where he lived
alone. He had not been seen since
Saturday afternoon, when he was on the
street. Mr.. Billingsley had been mar
ried four times and was the father Of
large number Of children. lie was at
one time the wealthiest man in western
Pennsylvania, but died poor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

" any lawyer ~ho~e name appears
among the signatures u the petition
against the abolition Of IN. superior
court 10 wiling 10 present his reasons
xhy the court should tie continued. The
HSsALp earnestly invites him To make
use % its columns for that purpose. The
public IL eniitled To the unpreiudiced
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
Ionias County Returns.

IONA. Mich. April 1.-THE Ionia
county board ~ canyasscrs officially can
vasscd the Iona county returns this
afternoon. Hooker's plurarity was found
ic bc 521. an Increase of twelve over
original returns. Davis for Judge has
l09 plurality instead II -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
Railroads Near an Agreement.

CHICAGO. April ll.-Western general
managers apparently are within one
days session Of an agreement on tho
proposed passenger agreements and its
extension Ia include trans Missouri
lines. Committees were appointed at
todays meeting to draft legislation con-
corning the handling OF immigrant
traffic and to change the wording OF the
agreement i'm order that it might apply
10 the trans Missouri lines.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

FBEsrnsSr CLEvEJsNn pad due AMI
respective homage n Fnelsuri's original
diplomatic funkey yesterday. The IN
sincerity - the eush attending Sir
IuisD Pannrssote's presentation is on
q level With The sronhish Official station
he slis Fer morn than hunirc-i years
tins government has STRUGGLED along IN
plain. hcneiy fashion The era q
FTuuksyi=--, a nv ds~ned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

KALAMAZOO. Mich, April lotto
Potter. the man held in bail for several
days on suspicion OF numbering Louis
Schilling has been released. He feels
greatly grieved over his treatment. and
his friends say they will make trouble.
Nothing like positive evidence that he
had anything to do with the murder
could be secured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

WAsHrScToS. April 1.-The govern
ment weather and crop report says ~
Michigan: Weather favorable for crops;
blowing " general and cat sowing in
progress in southern section; warm
rains and sunshine needed ia northern
,puDtiea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

YouSo BES CABLE % Illinois has
opened an Office in Washington for the
purpose IL seeing that his former con-
stituen,s sc, IA fair share 81 the patron.
age. This is enough In make the god
dess ~ civil service reform get herself 10
"A nunnery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

DfKEcros GENERAL DAVIS has ex.
tended the time in which To complete
~orld's fair exhibits Ia April 10. This
will give local furniture manufacturers
ample time in which to polfsh up their
displays The fair Will open May /.
hence no further extensions will be
granted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

LANSING. Mich. April 1.-THE regular
monthly meeting Of the state board Of
agriculture commenced last night and is
being continued at the Agricultural col
lege today. The resignation Of Presi.
dent Clute. which Was rendered since
the last meeting Of the board. was &C
cepted last night and the selection Of his
successor was discussed in an informal
way. This important matter will not be
disposed Of for several months. a mem
Der Of the board remarking this morn
ing. We are not going to make any mis-.
take this time, aud will take all the time
necessary"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
WILL ENTERTAIN SAILORS.
Graceful Act OF the New York Cham.
her Of Commerce.

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The New
York Chamber az Commerce have de-
cided To entertain the sailors Of home
and foreign naval vessels taking part in
the naval review while at New York.
Secretary Herbert was informed by let.
ter Of the intention Of the board and re-
quired to allow the seamen 70 attend a
banquet at the armory of the Seventh
regiment on April u. Secretary Her
bert today informed the board that their
request would be granted and will SO
notify the commanders Of vessels
through Admiral Charsdi.
The men will be landed and escorted
to the armory by the Seventh regiment
and their naval reserve.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
WEATHER eUlIETiN.

wssHIsCFos. April ii.-for lower
Men gan: Rain; dangerous southeast
eFly gales. probably shifting 10 thesousn
during the day .nd o. the west ON Lake
Michigan during the evening" warmer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

IosrA. Mich. April IL. Mrs Jane y.
Taylor. "a bride - a year. died this after
noon. She was the wife - prominent
young business man and leaves three
weeks old child.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

MINNESOTA 10 preparing To prosecute
her lumber kings for having stolen pine
land. IL Michigan should adopt sim
liar course the population would be dec
mated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

President CLEVELAND was cheered at
Wilmington. Delaware. Az he was pre-
pairing 10 return 10 Washington after his
little vacation. The Delaware boys have
not entirely lost hope yet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
Bold tOOtpasls.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. April ll.-Charles
Millerton, "A young farmer. was knocked
down and terribly pounded by two local
talent highwaymen last night and rob
bed IL e.. His assailants failed 10 find
purse containing quite large sum,
which was concealed in one of his
nnckefs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

u instruction in the pabhe schools and
viii AJAX that one de-, of the school year
he devoted Ia instruction in patriotism
Ii is proposed 10 adopt uniform pro
gram II recitStlons and songs for that
day III all the city schoois-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

There - an cypress provision a she
.-ea-fitufier pr0visiinz that the Jnl-s-i
states senate shall - ne isfs- Il the
slecssea ard qualifications II ira mar
H.rs In NE Rosch case. Which sss
yesterday subjected b. brief partisan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

The HerAid's WhS~l~r = Wtlsoa Ma.
chine Gracefully AcknoWbudged-

chine Gracefully Ackno~iu,ageh
The tesches to whom was presented
the prize sewing machine has sens the
following letter 10 TaE HKRALD;
Grand Rxpids. April 4. lS.0
To The GRAND RAPIDS HskALp:
desire To xekno~l ledge the receipt a
the beautiful Wheeler 4 Wilson machine
awarded 10 me through the generosity
OF THs HkkALp by the votes II my pupil
friendA Words can but feebl. express
my thanks 70 you for the valuable pres
emit IL 10 highly appreciated by m-.
not only on account of its intrinsic
value. but more particularly on account
~ the expression 81 friendship u the
pupils, which il represents.
Yours respectfully.
ARNiSTA A. BLAKLIY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

M,SisrrE. Mich. April ll.-Lco So
bota. aged 10 years. was killed at the
Garfield Salt and Lumber company's
mill this afternoon by a flying piece Of
an edger saw that burst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

gressmen from Michigan Daniel Is not
exactly IL /. hons dec. bat he nu.t be
axfuiiy lonesome With all II NlchigAns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

MINNESOTA caught up the remnants Il
an escaped cyclone last evening. but it
got in it's deadly work like an able
bodied tornado.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

Ir the $1,000 now spent in maintain
ing the superior court was spent in
needed Improvements TO streets. the tax.
payers would appreciate the relief.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
Mckav NiI1ODie

LrprSoroS. Mich. April William
Mckay and Joseph Clark. the two VIC.
TINS 81 sundays tragedies. are still
alive. but the former cannot recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

No-wATER, the celebrated Sioux chief,
is dead. There wasn't anything for him
to live for after the Dakotas adopted
prohibition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

TsEVTY sss murders have heen c,,ra-
Emitted N Ebert county. tieurria dur-
~ the past two Years. That's rscDri
~ - rrrsd q Michigan should an
Ns Eih~rt ,oanty immediately
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

BY the time the worlds fair Sunday
closing question is settled. the Briggs
case will be rcsuscitated and the re-
ligious world will be in another stew.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

Nix. BISHOP did the right thing at the
right time and in the right place. His
colleagues did quite the opposite.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

TONIGHT the 2ooth Ami
versary Of printing in New York
will be celebrated by a banquet
at Dclmonioo's in that City.
William Bradford was appoin-
ted Official Printer on April 10.
1893. and to- nights dinner
closes a series Of celebrations
throughout the Country. Brad
ford's first printing was an ap-
peal in Dutch and English for
subscriptions to ransom two men
held as slaves by Barbary cor
sairs