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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

Prod. T. b. Swift Of Rochester deliv-
cred charming lecture ON astronomy.
illustrated BY superb views. TO small
audience In I>ockeTby hall last evening.
10 proven, aay possibility OF monotony.
al impoesibilty with 20 graceful
lecturer. views II the insect and mineral
world were thrown on the screen by the
compound cosmoscope. which were de-
scribed la an instructive and entertain
ing manner When ons has an oppor-
tunity az gazing on the surface % the
moon at distance OF eighty miles il
dispels all ideas Of the famous man
sad shows the huge circular mountains
and the vast shadows cast by the sun
against the ranges in a startling manner.
Saturn and Its rings come suburbs. Ju-
piter M near enough for q pleasant
junket and the Milky Way looks like q
superb setting of diamonds. such as
prima COMMAS were won't 10 have stolen
a few years ago. Through the medium
Of the lecturer and his cosmoscope the
planets became near and familiar OBJ
jccts- A drop Of cider vinegar contained
more wiggling things than barrel Of
Grand river water aud made persons
feel uncomfortable. When. a speck OF
dust was thrown 90 the canvas and
countless bugs the sire OF hies scurried
about, the males In the audience under
stood why the gentler ser were so par
ticular about busting. The two hours
instructive chat closed with a series Of
handsome dissolving views
This morning at 8 o'clock the sale Of
seats for EDITH Bonds Midnight Stars.
who viii be heard in concert Ia Lockerby
hall tomorrow evening. will open at the
lonia street box Office.
Last evening another rehearsal Of the
minstrel part OF the Custer Guard mill
tary entertainment was held, with full
attendance.
Ed r Salter Is very much pleased
with the cordial reception accorded "Ole
Olson" at The Grand this week.
Tomorrow and Saturday evenings
Vance's Patent Applied For" will De
seer in The Powers.
Miss Hughes harp, concert will be
given November Ia The Powers.
Smiths excellent variety bill is greatly
relished by bis regular patrons
Tonight Ezra Kendall will present q
double bill in The Powers.
The Limited Mail" is next weeks
booking for The Grand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
HOTEL GOSSIP.

E @. Chambers OF Frankfort was q
guest in The Clarendon yesterday on
his way home from the worlds fair. Mr..
Chambers is historical character,
though comparatively unknown 70 the
people of the state. he was clerk OF the
famous joint committee IN the conduct
Of the war, OF which Zach Chandler was
chairman. Mr.. Chambers has a large
mass OF information relative to the work
OF this committee. all OF which is impor-
tant history, and none OF which has ever
been publlshed. He 10 preparing to
write history OF the committee and
publish the details OF the work. At
present however, Mr.. Chambers is en-
gagged in conducting a lawsuit against
the Toledo 4 Ann Arbor road over some
property OF his which the road seized to
get into Frankfort
s. L. Lebus of London, England, il a
guest In The Morton. He is in the city
looking over the furniture industries
c. A. Barnes OF Otsego was in the
city yesterday buying goods. lie dined
10 The New Livingston.
w. X. Coats OF Kalamazoo. the we'll
known hydraulic engineer, was a guest
in Sweets yesterday.
T. r Crocker, Big Rapids manufac-
turer, is registered IN The Morton.
Tate Starle, young Muskegon luii-
herman. 10 in The Morton.
MoRrox--Tate Starke, Muskegon; +.
r. White, ST John: & W. Case. New
berry; K L. Fee. Detroit; j. II. Russell,
Jr., Jackson; w. A. Magoon, Muskegon;
j. II. Hatch. Lansing.
NEw LIvINGsrox--A. F. Penniman,
Battle Greek; G.. A. Barnes. Otscgo;
Phin Smith. Hastings. Edgar Pinchst.
Milford; A. Norris. Casnovia; Mrs. Cues
Ter. Ionia
Swxrr's George A. johnson. Sagi-
nav. w. T. Manning. Detroit; W. r
Coats, halamazoo: l. L. Stryder. Mar
quctte; G. l. Webster, Detroit; ID. y.
LsvIor. Bay City.
EAeLE--J. X Brsdfield, Ada; II. b.
Ray, Cannon; J. NJ. Dodge. St yohns;F
n. Vinton. Williamsburg; Il Bennett
Charlotte; J. j. Robbipe. Boyne Falls;
NJ W. Middebaugh. Elmira
KKSr-L G. Lawtell. Detroit; G. III.
Hill. Ioeco. Mich; =. l. Randall and
Trsverss City: b. w.DaIe. DeIlaire.
BRIpes STREET,. w. Walker.
Lowell: II. A. Thomas. Nilee; W. S.
Russell. Vaudeville; II Gillian. Sparta;
a. r. Porter. Moorland; J. 5. Bergin.
Lowell.
CIARESDos--G. A. Bush. gobleville,
B = Reynolds Beteley: r. q. Chambers.
FrsnKfovt; N. ~ keeis, Badington; y.
A. Langdon. AIlegsn; w. A Thomas,
CoopersylBe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

Grover has signed the repeal bill He
sfaxsd his Signature 70 the lower left
hand corner and the long-eoveted docu-
meat vas handed over 10 the engross;ng
clerks to make from the original dOca-
neat 70 be preserved in the archives OF
TIE state department. The dispatches
Inform a. thai the portsntious statute
w4a transported to the White House on
a cAble car. This would seen 10 indI-
cate that no great hurry was deemed in.
perativs 70 get II before the president
Had there been soy hurry about il
dray would hsvs deen called into
service. ieis incpicnt - nentiored
nsreiy T. show tlst the messenger vss
ros consussed with : barring eageseess
- get The ois stsSea bst Il . signed.
AL N due eoasve ~ sims the treasury
derartneat Ul4 10 ss.eeed f-chs tAs
sseesslty e olyrg silver Isst = proyiis
a market for zee fpms-gwuets 4 great
deaf q maskisl gfsise 81. - lsvishsd
CO Cover 'or BE pfonp.nsss in signing
the tiA n ~4.. ~ In1esesvcd far the
reasea taat BE- ger hit.ea IS - he o5a.
vsysl 'fcm ta@ Cspiol 70 he White
Houss - eos zfaaT cshie ear whon Ls
might hass cfdessa u delivered h. a
,igsy % i1stfici Nssssr-es hoy. bic
slilaieFi4s-s in as fczard il rsprshen-
eitls sua 90 iru.y pstfletie gaper sill
fssi 81 esrssus hia. f1r the nnNarrsnt
aiss d-lay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

eh1rx> - ds>i.rinz skst shsrs = 10th
iEz saalessr ~ ths fscts " seaport u
TIE nsrsgsss& me opissos sayk sfs
valid sna ths Michissa Trust eompsas
hss does nofhisz shith Vas rot strictly
IL aesosd.lce sith the ststs Ixs Il -
slsnns1fA The psosisioas q that lac
psrs b>iaz faithfully carried eat b. the
assssase. snd TIE Gated States court
soald net intsrfsrs ~ sppoinssas re-
rscslxsr Judge ssvsrsns disaizsss the
charges - frivolous sad points cut that
the Trust company psrfosmsd IL trast
faithfully in accordance sith The state
lzx and ecald nos do otherwise. The
judge pronos1ced the state Lao govern
lag .s-.xnns1ts defective izw Ia nany
respsesx and pointed out that the fos-
sixn creditors are hemmed In O ell
aides AID rendered helpless not b. rea-
son Of any acts Of the assignee or mort
zzsses, bat by the inadequacy Of the
lss Ia sfording them relief. He vsry
ssasibls saggssss that the assignee aud
partzsgsss iain forces and postpons the
sale until some Plan can be formulated
Zoe realizing - much ~ possibls from
the asssts q the concern. - that the
unsecured creditors may b taken care
Of 10 some extent after the mortgages
are satisfied
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
TURNED ON THE GAS
Catherine MOloney Made fataI
Mistake
IN CLOSING A GAS Jet
SIR l. Foasd la the Last Thrses OF
Asphs ki>sioa la Hes He'd In n
G. Lsc~'s Home

Cathsrins Molcnsy Vas asphyxiatsd Ia
the residence of K c. Luce yesterday
morning Aiss Noloney has been .
domestic IN the family Of Mr. luce for
about cir weeks and has resided IN the
city for several years As Mas hoioney
h usually prompt in the morning the
family was surprised when she did not
appear on tips yesterday morning.
Upon going to her room and knocking
no response was heard aud the door was
forced. shs was In bed and was just
expiring. A gas Jet near her head was
turned on and the cause OF her condi-
ton was apparent DIR. X l. Luton.
who resides across the street. Was called.
but che was beyond help and died
almost Immediately.
Coroner Locher was called and In
vestigated thecase thoroughly. He con-
Guided that death was accidental No
reason for suicide could be discovered
The only theory seems to be that Ia the
night Misc Aoloney arose aud lighted
the gas aud that when che turned II od
she accidentiy turned on the gas again
as she let loose Of the jet.
Miss Moloney was % years old and
the daughter Of we'll TODD parents near
Caledonia. She was a sister OF James T..
Moloney. Lawrence Moloney. MIs- Sarah
Sheet and Mira I. r. Walsh Of this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

NctKrhstanslng that there are more
inmates 10 the Solt.sr's home now tsaa
a. ary tine ASA winfes. the running ex-
peases % the instii1taon xese reduced
fully go daring the moath u October.
This saving hss sot been made az the
expeass q tns SonfOrt q the veteraa<
The old soldiers have not bevn compelled
fDeat RANK oleonaEgaFine a. a sahsii-
tuie Or butter. Neithsr has sntiquated
eosn. bssf doas duty - substitute for
COOL xho.esosps meat u sat that
kind Of secnomy. The saving has been
effected By careful management and by
iodieious Faiss v hlch lsssen the expense
~ niainfaining the Institution without
sifectiag ths health and comfort o. the
inmates The applications for admls-
sions Indicate that there will be more
Veterans IA tbs home this winter than
ever before. Many. whose wounds have
eutireiy disabled them. and who have
managed 70 exc out livelihood. have
been EAroxn out ef work. and viii DO
couspellsd 10 ask the state 70 take care
Of tkenn during ths winter. Michigan
appreciates how much IL owes 20 the
soldasrs. and viii gladly provide them a
home. aot as charity. but a. debt that
il honestly due them There IL plenty
u room and no deserving veteran will
be denied admission The old boys viii
Do well taken care Of. a. well a. they
ever have hssn in the history Of the
bone. and the taxpayers Of the state
viii have the satisfaction Of knowing
that IL win be done at a les expense per
capita than ever before
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

years 6fty I've lsdisid4lsls .er< szrs>fed
% ne charge q nards< 81 man
slaughter II - safe @ s.y that a. ira<i
rsenV Eve pen>oDs are neraersd az
lluzlly IL this cats add thai lhs nDn.ber
10 steAaily % the lncrs1se.
The Zeal assassination q Mayer Hsr.
rison has served b cd the sfisnfion &
the pcople IN = startling say - ne
boldnsss snd reeklussness si<h zhieh
houicsd4i crime hA< ssssrted Itself IL
Chicsgo n rse~nf yeara and - tie len
isney with Which lustic< k2s teen
Dssed oli By the courts 20 this class q
crinirAls A lee murdersss have been
consictsd. II 10 true. bns they have. sith
ons exception. escaped ths oeste peR-
atty. A. rule tbsy hare bser kisen
light sentences. in the psnliepflass. 81
thoegh. II napy cssss. the hl&nkne.s q
their crimes demanded the seseresi pan
ishmsni which the lac could inEiet
one legal hanging viii Do more
10 ossrawe ths lsglsss elen.ent than the
shooting down ~ = dazsn despeTsaoes
b. poiicsmsn---chicsso HsrsiA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
OF COURSE NOT.

Attorney General Ellis says there IL
nothing strange 10 his proceeding against
Mayor Pingree to DECIDE the legality Of
iunkets in the midst Of q municipal
campaign. OF course there isn't; he has
made an ass Of himself with such steady
and persistent indifference to decency
that there could be nothing strange in
an unusual case Of stupid political
ehicane. Nothing more dignified could
be expected from q trickstsr. 1t is in
harmony with the tactics he employed
To secure a reelection last year. His
unofficial letter TO county clerks asking
for such aid and comfort AZ they might
feel II liberty to extend 70 him is on 4
par with his abortiye attempt TO preiu-
dice the voters Of Detroit against Mayor
Pingrec. Stranger Not bit OF it, 1t
il the most natural product OF his crafty
brain that could be expected. His gratu-
itous remarks to the question are alto
gether superfuous Nobody has been
- duh Of comprehension as not to see
that il was a scurvy political roorback.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

. habit uhleh Mr.. f'anshad ssens %
hzss fsilea inso. snd the ccmpiiaaent -
appreciated - the club beesuss the
1emn<rs kne~ TIE spirit q feiio<ship
Ehich proDpls ~ The tables we're pret
My decorated sith Foses znd sulilax
Al ths plate u sseh guest vas q fra
graft roee bad A 8zints nenu. pre-
pared Ia The MoFtome best st,le, xas
served a. follows:
hl1s po;nis
ssltsd &lnon1H Olixs
cream OF Chicksn
Celery
bFelied Waite flsii Sancs Genoi<e
fo,ato klhkons
Filist OF B>sf. Larsea
tiEo~h ssesi Potatoes Aa<hroons
nnss1 uislsr Fstfse<
Cardinal Puneh
freneh Psss
shrimp ssl.l
futii kruffi Les Cream
tancy Cakes
koqaefoff Cheese Mater Crackers
CofSee
About forty gnests were present. in-
Guiding nearly Ill the leading newspaper
men sad women in the city. The dia-
nsr was in all respects q pleasant sur
priss TO the fraternity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
MENAcMG cnAkKk

The crank 10 perhaps 10 more num<r-
Que nov than be has been Ia past zxcs.
bat the means with which ne may do
harm have been % multiplied and are 20
easy 10 obtain that greater prscaufions
than ever should Be taken % restrain
him and protect society fron his cut
breaks.-cieyelsnd Lesdcr.
The Incident shows the danger that
always turks 10 persons of that clsss;
they may seen entireiy harmless and
remain harmless Tor years OF even dur
ing life; bat there IL always the po~si.
biiify that they may suddenly commit
desds Of violence. Milwaukee Sentinel
Il is difacuit 10 cay just when those
who become mentally weak should be
put undsr restraint Hut the time h
coming when the people viii not per-
init vicious crsnks 20 roam &C large 10
I'll they commit understanding Wis
consln-
The murder Of Mayor Harrison makes
plain that public officials invested with
large powers and responsibilities should
be projected from the crazy eranks that
are 20 be found In every city.-pitfs-
burg Post
The death Of Mayor Harrison should
emphasize the necessity for more rigid
enforcement Of the lax Tor colhning In
sane and irresponsible psople.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The murder Of Carter Harrison en-
phssizes the fact that cranks should not
be allowed 10 run at large after they be
gin to make Observation-Disclosures Jour
nal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
DISCUSSED THE BRIDGE.
Interest tn the Locssson OF Wealthy
Avenue bridge Abutments

The special committee Of the com mon
council appointed 10 hear what 10 20 BE-
offered Tor the benefit OF the city In re-
gard q the Wealthy avenue bridge met
last night with number II citizens in
terestsd IN the building * the fridge
Thomas Hsfferon appeared In behalf Of
hinse3 and stewart y hlfe. wbo claims
10 have interests which Flil be injured
hg the closing u the CSC channel lie
asked that damages he allowed them II
the channei was Tiled
Charles K Sigh. for the board %
trade. advocated the filing 81 the Old
steamboat channel and the hs,iiding Of
the aoutmsn' Gu the hank Of the main
stream. Tie believed Il would BE- a
o@ueht - the city. both % accom-. ~
the expense ard on srcoant % the
health n the city. There wss large
nurnh~r ~ other citivsns present wbo
took 10 part IN the Discussion. Alder.
uen TENN ard Dssirsaf via curier
vita Mes=rs White snd EIefsron q sc
What props~ition trey Eiii make in re.
gard 90 The Sling - the chsnaei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
MADE IT LIVELY FOR HIM.
approximations OF the Poor Headiey
Has q Scrap With . Female.

Has q Scrap With . Female.
Superintendent OF the Poor Headley
looks as II he had been dragged by the
heels through a blackberry patch Ii all
came Of him trying To take refractory
Irish woman 10 the county home. The
woman had a broken leg. bot her finger
nails and teeth were in good condition.
Ne Mr.. Headley's hands and face show.
The fact is that she made it so hot for
Mr.. Headley that when he reached Hall
street he was obliged to stop and call on
tho police 10 aid him.
The woman was Mary Lakin. whose
leg was broken several weeks ago. She
was county charge and she was taken
TO the Woman's home, but she was 80
refractory that the managers insisted On
her removal. She was taken TO the
home OF an aunt in the south part Of the
city. but the aunt would not allow the
officers to bring her inside OF their yard.
As last resort it was decided TO take
her to the county home When asked
about IL Mary did not mako serious oh.
iections. and her doctor said that while
her leg was still in plaster cast it would
not hurt her to be moved.
Accordingly she was lifted into car
risge and Dir. Headley started with her
for the home. When they reached
Wealthy avenue the circus began. She
screamed. Murder. He's kidnapping me;
he'll murder me; help" She snatched
the reins from Mr.. Headley's hands. and
when he held her back and took the
reins back she bit his hands until the
blood started In several places. Then
she tried her finger nails on his face and
started the blood there The horse be-
came frightened and the virago con-
tined to yell for help Residents on the
streets where they passed rushed out.
and many actually thought a great out
rage was being committed. When Hall
street was reached Mr.. Hesdley. who is
quite an old man, and not very strong.
was SO nearly exhausted that he stopped
and had the woman taken out. Mr..
Headley was 20 used up that it was ne
cessary TO call a doctor 10 attend him.
The police were called and brought
Mary back TO police headquarters, " here.
thinking she was 10 be locked up in a
cell. she weakened and asked to be taken
TO the home. Another rig vas obtained
and man was sent with her without
any further trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
RAN To HER DEATH.
Eva Collins Killed by an Electric Car
on West Fulton Street

Eva Collins. aged IL years, was ground
10 death under motor car on West
Fulton street at 8 o'clock yesterday
morning. She had been standing near
the corner of Mt. Vernon and Fulton
streets talking to young man. Motor
car No. 81 OF the Butterworth avenue
line was approaching at a rapid rate.
but in full sight OF Miss Collins She
did not seem to realize how rapidly the
car was running. for she called good
bye" gsily TO her friend and dashed
across the street just in time TO be
caught by the car. Motormsn Fred
Richards saw the act and did all In his
power TO stop the car. but he Was pow
erless 10 avert the terrible accident.
The front motor passed over her. As
soon as possible shc was taken from
under the car aud carried to her home,
No. 207 Mt Vernon street, where DIR.
Hoskens attended her. lie found a
fracture Of the wrist, one leg and her
collar bone were broken and she was
otherwise injured. She was perfectly
conscious until she died al f2.2n Cor.
oner Locher was notified and will hold
az inquest Miss Collins was the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Thomas &.
Eolltna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

YESTERDAY the Chicago Inter Ocean
issued q magnificent paper as historic
record Of the closing Of the worlds fair.
The title page is a beautifully illumi-
mated colored allegory entitled The
Vanishing City, The paper itself is
devoted TO q compact and eomprehen-
sivs history OF the worlds fair from lie
first mentioned conception in 1888 to its
final elimination in lS9l 1t is superb
specimen % the high-art journalism for
which Chicago Is famous and will be
eagerly sought as al appropriate final
souvenir of che fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
PUPILS ON A LARK
Their Halloween F,scss a Ann
hbor University
NEARLY RESULTED IN sloT
xAsy sn.shed Windows R.sh.a
Cop Bsraed Rssidinx. oos
InIo jail and Pad fsnn&

Asx Aksox Mica Nov. 1---Netsr
since TIE killing q yonag Deanlson. Ia
the tail q l.o. has there e~en snck an
sxcsflng time 10 was hsc herr last night
ID , O'clock i.ooo hosllne sledents had
gathered On the campus. While the fresh
lifs msrched about to~n yelliag like
msnisc< several hoss were PIT en- the
big stone On the oorner a the campus
and oompeiisd % make speeches. Tilen
! number q fellows started Tor Mn fos.
tsr's dancing hail. and sons ons threw
stone. which broke the window glass
The boys then had sons fun WITH =
street Ger. Al c1iKy w4s put on the
track. a. 1 tne trolls Vas lerkcd on
The next ear ran over The eiiiey and tha
he1,fiighf uas Knocked OF. Thru the
stulients attempted 10 rnsh cop
buildings We're Bsrned
On the northeast corner 81 the campus
the crowd built the biggest knd - =
borfre. the tooiboass add ether little
buildings adinsning the gymnasium be
ing torn down and used ~ fuel A.
goat beionging "a T. Jewel wbo
lives near the campus VAS
..ossn .s..,,,,s 49,,
1880 ..',s- :. 1-s,.'. s..---
49, s,,s.-.'s -. 81. .s.'..,s e. 80,
~ s.o 49, -. - -.
~ 80 49, "a, s,,irsix - - ~.
fences IN the ncighborhood we're torn up
an w. s1 !, - ,~~.5x nfs,,.-A. a..
70. - - g. So-ss rs'~s-ss.s
s.os- 49, -, -. .I.,.s-;, -, ~. -.
s,s "a so-,snn- hnrlss = rr''s
ssfPh - q 49, ~,,Sn.s 49,
a. -, -,,.hed ar, a. a. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
srAIg PRess COMMENT.

The governors viii agree With the
president in making Thursday. Novem.
Der 30. q day Of Thanksgiving. But
What Grover. aside from getting into
ofice, will have 10 return thanks for. re-
mains q COMMUNICATIONS Springs
Clipper.
The avowed determination Of the sill
yer senators 20 leave their cause 10 God
and the country" would be more crafty
ing il one could get rid Of the idea that
when they say "the country" they mean
something moro than a few ridges OF
quartz along the western mountains
Detroit Tribune.
There should be no trifiing in the
house in the matter Of completing the
work Of repeal The country has been
treated nd nauscam 20 ovcrdone cour'
tesy to minorities. and il is time the
wretched farce ceased There is no ex-
cuss for further delay and in the house,
fortunately. no need OF it-Detroit Free
Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

NIoHr CLsRK BLAKE Is an urbane
and easily persuaded man, but when a
confidence operator attempts 10 bunko
bin his tesnpsr rises to white heat and
he makes itsntsresting for his unscru.
p1lous guesg The manner in which he
rebuked the brazen-faecd fraud who
tried TO swisdle him at the depot last
evening Is said 10 have been irr-verentIy
picturcsaua.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

Although ths lsws6 this sfata make
murder capital easnse. ne rnBrdsrer
has hen hanged 10 Cook COUNTY for
mere than three years The lsst % ~
y ate kls crime ca the scsfToid vas .
reero t~nfe shs has sisin 9 little vhite
riri Ssnce that exerufinn Frokzbly .
hundred murders hare ts<n con mlttea
N Chiesgo. ard not one ~ The blenders
tas teea s~nt 70 ~ esiie~s II = in
F.s~ssl.ls sf this tisas & give The enact
sa1ter. knt the poiius rscsr1s Pr lS.q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

srxvAkr. welcost Teller A Co, deal
srs in free silver orstory. hars been
forced 70 the vail. and compelled to
make an sssignment The creditors
dat want anything.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

Ms. UHLr sprnintnent as assistant
.e-rstsry ~ state vss rpu6raed ~ en-.
senate yesterday waats the matter
vita Hnrnclsser,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02

CHIcsso IL . tosn ~ surprises The
world fair vas 81 itself amazing
thing; nov it's dismantiing Is proceeding
with hzhininxilke rapidity. and II the
newspapers stories be true in lcss than a
week ths white city viii he a deserted
villare
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-02
picturcsq'e'

CsErEE HsEEIsoS's tragic death has
opened the eyes % police officials " the
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