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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17
win Meet In GRAND RapId..

HfLLsDALE. Mich. Nov l6-The Sun
day school convention decided this
morning upon Grand Rapids a. the next
place OF meeting. Nothing else % i'm.
poFtance vas done. This afternoon
Washington Gardner is conducting
rally day One of the delegates. Mira
Clement smith of Hastings. IL IN at the
hotel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17
I.s,,lc F,sh,ins a. Ncnm..

MAoxfr. Nov. Is The United Presa
correspondent At Melilla telegrsphed
early this asornisgs Yesterday there Nss
little fRhunu. Both dsy ard nixhl
there xer~ oniy snail skirmishea bs
tNe~n the Ridssns ard the ccnvicts car
rying ryovi-ion. % TIE fleets nesrsst the
hosfiie trsacheS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17
nohl,ea ll.a ef seo. .ooo.

CTFf CO MExIoo. Nov. id-A clark of
tho National bank Of thls city sAs rs.
turning trom Vera Cruz an Thursday
last gith hank balls of the value of
$4,000. which he carried In cigar box
On al,ghting az the station in this city
the box xas snatehed from MIN and the
thief escaped with the booty. The
efforts of the police TO arrest him have
proyed futile.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17
Rail Club Incorporated.

MApIsoS. Wis. Nov. i6.-The Nil.
vaukee base ball club today fled
articles of association with the secretary
% state. The capital stock is 10000
in ten shares % 800 each. The incur.
porstors are Charles Poiachek. H. X
Gijohan aud Phil Lcsleror.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

PoRT ELols. Ont. Nov. l6- Largo
quantities OF various kinds OF wreckage
have been coming shore here all day. IL
is generally believed that some steamer
has been lost In the heavy gale and
snow storm which hts prevailed during
the last few DAYS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

RsFSs. Mich. Nov rs Justice Delan.
who lives eight mEies soath - Reese
IA. hsst ssx children from diphthcria
The cniy child remaining and the
mother are also very Iow With the dis
eaa,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

Miners Ecdsrssien vill attssd the eoa-
feEens~. snd Il is thoHght by the DERBY
Shire masfefs that I>oFd LobeFby xih be
allie to na4ks beth sides Sc hat IL Is %
The interest q both 70 put 40 cad 10 the
greatssf labor stFaggls Great Britain
A. ever seen
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17
Car thief Arrested

SAGINAW. Mich. Nov. lG- Harry
Woosiiawn - under arrest for breaking
into a Mchigsn Central car eu route Tor
Detroit u Chicago lie vas seen leav.
i~z the car aud at once apprehendc,i.
"a. had four pairs - shoes from the car
ard an overcoat believed % have been
stolen in Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

Hrvrnss Mich. Nov lG The Mem
phis hank wss entered hy burglars last
nszhf nha hiev or~n = srna4 kreFrussf
SAFE. rsnfei ta fhe rstno ssfer snf -
carea $50 is stsup< Hsrua Bres
safe 49, al~o bloen oT1n; boss snail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

BRvxswIcK. Ga. Nov. l6 FROST and
ice formed in Brunswick and the sur
rounding country this morning and the
jubilani people are celebrating the
event The last scrnes ~ the Btuns.
wick yellow fever epidemic are closing
fast aud the town Slll soon resume its
kusinaas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

L.ospos, Nov Ia. Fire started this
afternoon in the pit Of Summerlie- Kirk.
wood mine rear coalbridge. Scotland.
The superstructure has been destroyed
and the ventilating fans have stopped.
Fifty-tw miners are believsd 10 be en-
tombed and il is feared that they have
been suffocated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

MEMPHIS. Tenn. Nov. lG Grace
Episcopal church. which ~ owned by
one ~ The most fashionable cungrega
tions 10 this city. was burned THIS morn
iug. The confiagfation vas undoubtedly
the work of ere bug. - there has
been no Ere about the building since
SUNDAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

Nrw ionK. Nov. l6 General Jose
Msrti. representative % the irdependent
party of Cuta 10 The United States re-
ceiyed a dispatch today 20 the efec; that
the Cuhan rebellion is ~ an end aud
that the insurgents have surrendered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

Ctnt1Ikr Mich. NcV iS Csbh 4
Ntcheii have sbot down both q their
ntils uatH next Apnl. aa3 In nen are
s,at ~ employ rient The outlook Tor
tha etnfer - pt-ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

VIaoorA- Wss. NoF. l6 General
Rosk remains IN practically the zane
condition ss during the past lev days
Bis temperature - rosmai today. lie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

CfDsR SFsfNss Nov. l6Joha Clark
haggagsmseter Tor the Grana Rapids a
Indiana rsilrosd At this place. Vas held
up last night by two men a. he vas ieay
i0s the depot ard his pockets fiaed q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17
Arrested for Embe.zlement.

VANCOUVER. b. c.. Nov. l6.- p M.
Isensee. ex-city treasurer OF New What
com, Washington. was arrested on the
east bound Canadian Pacific railroad
train at Yale this evening. Isensee is
charged with the embezziement Of &C.,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

A1Aewsowy. - Nof IL The uages
- the r0u ere snine-s 81 Manssfee have
teen rrdocei 10 csuts p-r day Tie
sninsrs boT get 20 cente Tor dap .
work
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

Ise~pox. Nov. Is The coal mine
ovrefs IN Dsrby shire are confldenf that
ss.tiement - fhe great stlske eli -
ARRIVES ~ ~ the cuhftrsuec 81 - te'6
tsnroFgew rse seegefe@ frsm tie
Mae Uvners' ssscel&tfoa ani ffOm ne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

Mkpgso~. Via. Nov. Is Wisconsin
University defeated the Purdue, Indi-
ana. foot ball team this afternoon -
70 %
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

PTrTeBuns. Nov. ls-Janes Nsrfon
Hai charged vith the murder ~ Nrs
Eosa fffxeler. vel to do si3ou ~
Apollo. pennst iFsnsa. was itnight found
guilty ~ murder 10 the fret degree
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

Ctsvslsvn. Nes. IS - Nary's rsth
eic rherfh 3as asnse-d f.,5 80 - iirs
sfss m.fusnE II sss insare1 ard alii
bs rebniit ~ oDce.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

Hr1tkeNsx. MICA. Nos. g Wdlfsra
+ f.eaas. al oil reSi.ie1t nesr Rae ker<
fell fron = ioe.i q nay tsls foseneoa ssd
tr,ks rs neck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17
rorRTrr~ WARS ~ pnIsoN.
4 soa opro~~i We Iashrr's Ms
rsaee a8d s.fsoa Him

NoHefNax. II. NnF % EFrrat
sv1tboat e4s to-day fousi gasily q tie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

Cotfaste Ohio Nov ii Cowplete
ofieisl returnk On che Mckinley and
Neal vete snows thsf Mckinley resolved
flitf snd Seal Er1 - maSirg the
governor riarahfy ever Neal slNoi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-17

if0w - u sl-,sf irufiirfls io~s nn3
fhs fotgisirr rfirlff Fisrs - So ferf -
ts.e 5uagnett ~ ys fsfFiss n.sn iisesf
tresE9sa.s. yosr hesytply fstbst Nj siee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

IL seems that the threatening clouds
which hung limp and dull over the
local democrat camp have been dis
perssd and the broad smile OF peace
i.lunaines the dark places. The war
riogs WI hat pressed to the van n the
hattie for pace have held a council,
smoked tee peace-pipe and AL Is serene.
Chs. among the Asprsnts for the
proud an profitable position he'd by
Postmaster Efigss Tas 4: :. White, the
hero OF irnGnerat.e legislative fissco-.
O.Lers n ;as eager expsciant vanguard
werr charles II. Render. William Wis
usr Taylor. john :. Lawrence. John
Carte. 81. y. Weston. Aadfes Shsfer
snd FRANK ". Rail. The gentle knc
popu.sr fo1 Carroll vas ia tho lead.
"a sn1 away Ua. ta.s 90 not dgmeen
toe srdor a. far oseer braves unit. .
~ss axrtta tbst bat one n the long
list coaid succeed. Nr. White sau The
wr.ti0x sooxr tns back entrance % the
poEoaI s0d. ike va.crous kcignt.
eeut jester II regret and retired IN
cons'nenfly frcp the struggle. Gao ~
enc tie olnsss have fallen - the Esy
uass tnt three rema.n 70 contest tor
tie trophy Mayor Curtis. sr- fd--
iar hs ana sx-csissnt Carveii. IAe
fret IS 'aese three remains - keep
otaees - ~ SO frlt. the sseor4 a
tfaa t.ou 50 tme democrat iufg
ence AL ine last ist7 eomnloa con~at
tAe protahis Apprentice Mr.. csrFoll
". 80 inso zee o.aee sslh eclat--thss
- % ssg ~ So ~ia e - essi tae
otnsr t. ows ~ he eempeiitt 5e.a
N ths pap4iss * tas uassglsasbls "a.
ter. nrd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Too ysars sxo. ksiskauA. king CT
Hawai-. visited the United sasss TO
Negotiate the sale OF hss klnsdom 10
tns xossrpment- lie MAS . BAD Enals-
t.sr ana shs money complications aud
acknowledgements fostereu ~ bis cab.nns
hsd crushed MS sniblron. and 10
abandon al hope u ever extrieat'ng
himself aud government from tns
naeshss Ct debt VALE here he vas
taken severely ~. relspss from an
Oh disease, and On January -, 1871,
died a. ssn Frame SEQ. He ~as without
Issue. and ~ his selsct'on hls sisssr'
I.sIlgoxalanl, succeeded 10 the throne.
she vas accepted by the people. Hss-
ma few II the attributes OF womanl-
nsss she beesa At once 20 plot and IN
trens for a. enlargement OF her pre-
rosrsuves- Her brother was shlfiis -
and uato~ard n executive manage
ment, bat be had kindly disposition
and held ths lows AID confidence OF
Ms subjects. Llaaokzsnl removed his
csbiaot AMI called one OF her own.
The peonle anticipated change for
me heber. IN: she had no purpose III
vieS o.. co1sulnL< thcir wisnes. Her
asza.af..l Sa aAd intolerance grew 70 Is
offensive aut hsr sae1ecis revolisd.
Ire clna< cams few days ago wnen
: c.u.nnsies of pa6llc safety was AZ
70 assd 10 take eogn.x.nce OF existing
aHsira. Tbzl committee called put
- nssilng cot Of which procianis-
D. was iss1sd dstaEoning the queen.
al. ssatnx monarchy. d.smissing the
sabinet srd calling fer tie establish
men. OF provisional government
uending negotiations FOR annexation 10
80 Cnltea states The queen atdi-
Gated -ithout show of resistance, a
provislons' government MAS elsc-ed
and eryoya dispatched 70 TINS country
10 offe, Hawai- TO this government.
They are now in TINS country.
The remarkable revolution was accom-
piisAed without tie shedding OF baood
ana without aoisy Demonstration. It
- ala worthy OK note that the KING
dom kaIAkaus would sell Us for
z.coc coz TWO years AZ S row offered
without price. Truly civilization has
advanced beyond the belief Of the
widest BelhmyissA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

IL = aif.l-allt 10 understand ~ what
process o. ressoniex tie conclusion i
rsashesi tnat an open violation Of az
. nos breach % the peace A siois-
too OF s.al4is as. or a. sttsmptsd
violation. . breach II the peace
whether il to defined ~ mis6emsanor
or felony Is . not necessary thai
vlolsuee - person or property shali Dc
accomplished - constitute . pfssea II
the peace The phrase. "breseh OF
The peace 10 synonymons with
breach Of toe law In other words
= teehnlc4l violation OF law with in
tent to DO srong. or TO defy the con
s:atuted aushorstes i . breach IL the
peace. Wnen . number OF persons
assenble IN . certain place ~ certain
time m open defiance 10 tho iav for
Kidding such assembly. every offender
Is guilty Of . breach Of the peace. 80
too when an amusement director
openly and cehantly conducts or At
tsnyts 10 conduct = theatrical per-
Torrance IN the face of . notice from
the constituted authorities not to do
50. and N eontempt Of the law forbid
ding. such . performance. lie engages
ia = branch Of tie peace for which ne
Is liable 10 arrest Any other dcduc-
ton from the premises Will &c wholly
Illogical. The result of the Burroughs
trial must DO disappointment 10
la~-ah.ding citizens From all the
facts aud circumstances in the CAGE he
was clearly attempting 10 conduc, and
did conduct Sunday night perform
2ncs in defiance If law and the OIL
cers TIE officers might have used
undue force and might have exceeded
their authority, but IN following out
their instructions to arrest . person en-
gagged IN an actual breach of the
peace, they did. or attempted to do
their duty and should be held. IA they
have been, entirely blameless.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

In Boston aldermen publish lists Of
streets where children may coast. Bos-
ton is TO be respected for the respect
and consideration the authorities there
have always shown for children
Jackson Courier-Star.
There will be . war dance in the
house of congress when the rebel war
claims are brought up. Congressman
Burrows will be on hand and is ex-
pected TO lead the grand march,
Hastings Banner.
Owing to the present price of eggs
Georgia democrats Are said to be re-
gretful because they wasted so much
hen-fruit IN Mr.. Weaver and Mira.
Lease last fall.-Bay City Tribune.
The rancor shown by the southern
press toward General Butler will cause
the north. in spite of isimperfectons.
to revere his memory "for the enemies
be has e."-Reed City Clarion.
II has now been proven that the man
VINO suggested there was more in
General Buffers head than nits was
substantially correct.-Cadiilac Demo-
crat.
Bills have been introduced in the
legislature TO return TO the death
penalty IN this state for murder. IL
ought 10 be the law.-Mancelona Her
s.d.
A man in 81. Paul has been sued for
the value of a Bible. Salvation does
MT seem To be free. at least IN Min >
nesots.-Saginaw Cdurier-H Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
Hi AND Mss eREWIIEs.

Whatever action may be- taken with
respect 10 the restriction OF immigra-
ton generally, the government snOu q
take measures Tor the strict enforce
ment hereafter Of existing laws de-
signed to prevent the admission OF pau
per iuna.ics and imbec.les and other
helpi.s. persons whose condition eau
easily he determined 10y brief inspec-
TOM. y. Times.
IL = alleged that United states sen
at0r nas declared bis ability to make n
tsa weeks speech on silver at o mo-
ments notice. \ moments speech at
two weeks notice would possibly he
better. wv ssaington star.
The southern journalist has been in
hs glory for the last week with both
len Butler and Rutherford b. HAYES
10 writ. about. Nstrlol has gone up in
price OWING to excessive demand Chi
csgo Tunes.
bill sppropristing si4 900 for cell
doors with JOCKS aud night lars in ~.ng
Sing PRISON has beon ntre1uced..n the
leg stature. NEat "a tile sdss7 10 k>ep
the Brooklyn aldermen outg~-N. \. Re.
cofder.
There 10 certain dignity about the
reference wiz wn.ch MIR. tleveihnd
sal Mr.. N1fphy are rejoicing ever
each others good toftunrs. -~shictso
Nesa
Wat j. Il that renders frsproc'
hgilflngs sponts.eonsiy tolahn stiblsy =
fsstsbaEg Frees
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
LAST NIGHTS FLOOD.
The Streets Were Made Dnsgreablely
Aqueous.

The Streets Were Made Dnsgreabiely
Aqueous.
Many persons Will wake this morning
with = cold in their heads. Ii Will he
indeed q wonder II some serions SICK
nesses do not result from fioundering
across streets which were covered with
the thlnuest of slush TO = depa OF sew
ersl inches last night. The change
from long spell Of freezing CID TO
rain aud the accompanying dissolution
of the dirty meas IN the down town
streets made the situation very bad
Just 1T the time the streets were occu-
pied by the usual Saturday night
crowds.
The responsibility for the state
of affairs wac not incapscity
of the sewers, but the frozen
condition OF the CRATES which cover
the dram pipes. The situation became
worse at the corner Of Canal and Bridge
streets, where the CRATES were choked
up aud the snow was caked IN the gut
tiers go that the water ross on the
pavement to the depth OF eight inches.
Highway Commissioner fsrnsworth
MAS summoned and came down armed
with long stick and other weapons
with which be picked out the gratings.
The effect Was encouraging. and he
had = ditch or two dug IN the snow
which filled the euitersin that vicinity.
which completed the passage aud
left the pavement nesriy bsre. The
same Treatment applied later ~
other streets left the crossings IN fairy
passabie coudition. The main sewers
IN Fulton. Lyon and Bridge streets
carried of the slush easily. and no cell
lar. were reported ss flooded.
The river rose several inches during
the evening. hut not enough 20 cause
sny alarm. especially ss tue ice above
the dam sstlii very solid. should The
rain continue today there might lie
danger sf . breaking NJ above the
dam and consequent possible gorees
below
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

des I'D resals' l. there any tody u
p~ufse ffosD tie ssnsts 81 ths tnitel
o;<hcs doNa "a aissfses scAooi &c IN.
outside 81 shafcis. wno ~oall iossf-
s.s any sut ihssnofs q pFocee1uttt
Note that ap Ia tits posus ! 30 bot
szy = wofa ~ 10 ms oplnion % tie
neslu CT dssnsrts 81 tie resolutions.
fhst ents no nxars whatever. 1; mat
ters not watcher = cscussaon Of the
qatssion would have altered the resrlt
ar na,- IL would AZ least hass gwen
fofc and Vitality 10 the action, What.
eve. t might have psea. It
would have hrsatnet into Il.
so 90 speak, the breath OF lie.
Ii could not ia suen case be charged
that the action Mas either peffanetory
OF salussess. or that II Sas intention
ally rushed through for tear VI sd-
verse q mment-
10 | hear some one say thai Il would
have ,,eeu uaseenls - nave discussed
the qGeslson ~ such time, Inen cay
II MAS 0nser MY 20 Antfoaucs u n such
time. Do hear smother ssy that u
IL the usnai method of churches In
trsnsactng eli their business weald
taen asx II IL eau he possible that
<Nhftnts ~ Nt<E W ~ kf*f@ -
CHARGE
II the case cited - fair sample OF
the action taken by the churches gen.
orally, touching sunday closing OF the
worlds fair l suggest whether such ac-
ton legit4ma'ely counts for anything.
Am told by one usually well informed
that IL IL fact that more signatures to
petitions for sunday closing Of the
worlds fair have gone to Washington
from Michigan than there are inhsbi-
tsnts in the state, men, women aud
children. / don't know that 10 true,
but do know OF many who nave never
even seen petition.
In conclusion. wish to say that |
am not by any means anxious 10 ar my
opinions upon tina question, but anl
quite ready 10 state them whenever oc-
casion calls for them. Briefly stated, |
concur fully with the ideas OF Director
General Davis upon this subject. ss ex-
pressed some time ago IN az interview
published IN some of the Chicago pa.
pers. FIAENAS LATnRoP.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Joseph schiesser, of Oakland. Cal,
thinks he has solved the problem OF
Arctic travel by nieans OF device
which puts . petroleum engine on g
sled and makes the engine drive a
series OF spurs. which take hold OF the
ice and force the sled forward.
The living alumni of the University
of Michigan number twice as many ss
the living alumni Of any other Ameri-
can educational institution. There are
10. 603 of them. Harvard is next, with
5.55i. aud Yale is third, with 4,6ls.
The lste Bishop Phillips Brooks had
a private business arrangement with a
Boston photographer by which a roy
atty was paid on each photograph of
his that WAS cold. the proceeds 10 be
devoted TO missionary purposes.
George w. Van Horne, the Musca-
tine, Iowa, editor who. while on the
eve Il undergoing = critical operation
recently, wrote an editorial headed
"Perhsps Valedictory." 10 now out
Of danger.
Henry Cabot Lodge, who ID to rep
resent Massachusetts IN the United
States senate, is a grandson OF George
Cabot. who eat IN the same seat GEN.
fury ago-from 1871 10 l796.
Hans Won Bulow. who MAS recently
removed to private lunatlc Asylum
near Berlin, shows no sign Of recover
ing his mental equilibrium, and doctors
hold out very little hope.
Peter Snowden. who for half . Gen.
fury has been beli-rnger at the Leeds
parish church. fell dead IN the belfry
Christmas morning as he was ringing
the Christmas chimes.
Pierre Botkine. the secretary of the
Russian legation ut Washington. Is the
author of the article, "a Defence OF
Russia" which IL to appear IN the Feb
ruary Century.
President Patton will som resume
his regular studies 1T Princeton. lie
has been absent from attendance for
nearly . year.
Henry T. sumner. who died IN q
cheap lodging house IN Hartford last
week, was q cousin Of the late Cnsrles
Sumner.
The marquis Of Queensbury has
turned lecturer. His numerous discl-
plea lecture with their fists.
There are only aisout thirty member,
left OF the once mighty tribe OF Ctoc.
taws near New Orleans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

krfFas sEhsGp - Churches often
hsNe methods ~ trsnssctng business
peculiar - themselves aud eonse-
queHtly results are liaise to be MIS-
sesilr<- fde ease which ! shai' relate
would certainly be a novelty esitssde OF
a church.
On a Gscert sahi,ata morning N one
~ Our e'y eanrcbss. the announcer,
sIsef ksnx ins usual notices, feao
81 u ~ 9'usiohs. the pufpefs oi when
~ss protest 10 congress rgssisss allow
ing inr YER u : FAIR - 10 cpea On sun
day motion ~ss assdr 10 adopt Tie
re- insff'ss the motion va sup
ported aAa The pastor immediately ppt
toe H'ol "a and arcssged = eaffis AID
lie resolutions sfe nov "a Arlington
a. ~" ets.fssted Nj. 81 thsi church.
IN TIE sact az tie Fstnfvs mat
WI seeis io have been unsnfni as.
ti',+ffSe tbsi tDese nj noi tsen any
prev .s'ns nft'ee ven ~ the 'nieHtlna
- otef sax sae9 fs-o.uteEs. mr. ~ss
saf epIef tsthii} gwen for tnef q sps-
sspili nttfs 2 iess Nas 4 tils-ioA intittd.
II - aoatitel i sn.re psle four 81 TIE
eoDgfeg&ikn 80 ~ ans nAHnef kat~
q the fFfe'afsns before theY ~rfe
Sesd, Ice question I'D at been
Prev usiy dssassfa, lofusliY ~ tn-
formally, n 49, meeisnz - the
cAeFen. "a fsst. ths question: ~.
spFaas upea thesn ~tnoas notice ana
gas tasaaab esthant ensnee Tor conf
asenf. farre ~Hre a frs negative
votes iiisfe ~eTs souss sao "a net
vote.
me sis5ss statements hsfiiy heels
e0mmsat iisve ragfcafs sffistd -
thsl ee9fer ~ rfofs, tessef q saen hist
t~rs that tlsfy esn pfess IT, taftoa 81
afop . nsekis - tns slos saa set ssy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

Continuing his discussion OF hypnot-
ism ia the Medical Record, Or. LOUIS
Lewis says that he hypnotic state may
he excited by external impressions on
the sense of touch, sight or hearing; rs
friction OF the surface, hx.ng the eyes
OF certain brilliant object, pressure
on the eyeballs, or concentrated alien
ton TO a certain monotonous sound.
Natural sleep may be. IN ike manner.
favored by impressions on the sensor-
lum, through general stimulation If
the skin, sucn rs friction OF the sur
face, baths, etc, and by impressions
from within, as by sedsnye and mar
cotic medicines. Hypnotic sleep may
also be attained Though the agency of
impressions coming directly from with
IN the brain. ne the concentration OF
exclusion of ali else. Fixing the sight
on a particular object. especially some-
gning Of bright metallic iustre. or the
persistent suggestion Of sleep. may in-
duce the catAleptic form Of hypnotlsni,
N which movement, sensation and con-
scsousness are IN allegiance, resembling
hysterlcal coma, but with the addition
of muscular rigidity. Pressure on the
eyellds or eyebAlis may evoke the leth-
argic form, or trance. IN which respirs-
ton and circulation become 40 feeble
as to simulate actual death. And gen.
tie but l~rg continued stimulation OF
Que OF other OF the senses, as the
familiar "passes' over the face and
hands. may give rise to the somnsm-
buIic form, which - the true hypnotic
or mesmeric sleep.