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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Judge Grove. thu republican in
cumbsns Of the circuit court Judge
snip, nas received . very fstteriDg
csruacste OF character from the hands
OF tee democrat county committee.
That committee met yesterday sad
passed resolutions ertollIng bis virtues
a. . Judge and commenting him for
. rsnomination- TINS Il very IN
usual compliment, 10 10 paid to Judge
by al opposing political party. aud It
will be gratefully received by the re-
cipisut and his numerous friends
The virtues Of Judge Grove are as
socsted with the judicial services OF
Judge Adsss IN plea Tor the rsnomina-
ton OF both. IL "a probable that tns
republicans rill rsnominsis Judge
Grove. although u . by no means GER
tsia- Tue mutations Of politics some
times disappoint the most con
fdens sad resssursnx csrtsinties.
TIE splendid indorssment given
him BY the democrat committee will
doubtless contribute more 70 nis nom
iustion than his e1csllent record "a a
Judge. II dominated the democrats
would be pledged in advance ~ ths
action Of the committee 20 give HIM
taeE active support On the whole &
uasr % regarded ss morally certa n
thai ne wii succeed himssif.
-
. non- psrtissn Convention q suggested.
tse average republican inquiries toe
why aud -nsrefor-. Judge Adsit - .
a.osocrat OF the most pronounced
typ-. lis psrrssaism nss not dsnined
In me tso years hs has held the ofscs.
lie q remembered "a . very active
psrcssn--s very offensive pArtssa
Too yesrs ago h- vss q common a.
FER. Bs slsvston 70 tns herca has
made hn acne the lsss . partisan nor
BETTER lsvy-r. II y. so~srsd slsove
me esr - lsx<l sight II sxtrso-dinsry
br,ilsncy tssr- might b some reason
for joining "A his srnomination. But
10 doesn't There arr any nunabsr Of
republican LAWYERS quite - impartial.
far snd lesrned - as. Thsrsfors
thers . 40 rsAson vhy an sfsnsvs
6snocrss partisan should b. noninaisf
and sleet>d ~ repubtcsns
The inv,.Eea Oil - declss>f The
r>solstious viil - received and re-
f.rr.d - n. connsssss On pr-ns.tnrs
paliEcsl barisis TIE dsmocrsv are
frtras-nea ever No pro-p>ct q defsss
s-d a.. saxis1s 70 savs . l5dxs ~ sp-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
.nApoE" OF LONDON TRUTH.

The bright and vivacious "Macge" OF
London Truth is Mrs. G. 4. Humphry
in private life. one Of the pioneers Of
feminine journalism in the British me-
tropolis, and one of the most success
full of all the sisterhood. Notwith-
standing her own successful career
Mrs. Humphrey deplores the necessity
of any woman having to earn her liv-
ing. She believes IN q domestic aud
social life for AL her sisters who have
the choice. Plenty of work she does
believe in. but no roughing it or facing
the world for the softer half of crea-
tiop, and she does not advocate Of
wonan's suffrage. In spite of her
hard work, however, Mrs. Humphry
seems to thoroughly enjoy life, and -
fortunate enough to possess excellent
health, which she sscribes in great
measure to her frequent Saturday TO
Monday" absences IN the country and
At the seaside; she 10 also very fond Of
walking, and may be met IN the park
on most days. whether wet or fine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
ITEMS Anour WOMEN

Miss Lucinda Haskell Hayden. whose
death occurred at Hsgdens IN Wind
7, Conn, recently, At tue age o. ~
year,, died IN the house gheTe sae was
born, aud where her father, the late
Levi Hayden. was horn and died.
Ween sue wss years oil sie saw her
grest-srandia ines. Deacon Nathaniel
Hayden. tam ~, and ne NstnsUleil
when 4yesTs old. bad clsniped the
knees OF bis grandfather, Daniel Hay
den. who va tue first HAYDEN born ia
Connecticut. September :, ioao.
Edison prefer. wumen machinisis
Tor tie delicate details Of his ei.cirleal
Inventions. he says tDey nan more
hne sen-e about machinrry 10 one
minute iian t.. most OF men n TIER
whoi- iiletms. he tacss an ni- state
nent by oise.ng zoo 4 TIE ttnnHlnes
os IN. pay roll.
The late Jnsucr Lamar va. very
irfsndly sea Wi acaassot.i with u =
o.lss =. Anttnay Oae day be intrs.-
..icta hfr 10 ssni. trent 81 d. 10 the
cii wng tasnlofe Il re inifoauce
y - susan q. Astaongi yfr shl hus
hsr -f-f'Hty f- sara saa Vii Asau usr a
psfiFet genusnaa
Niue Pat IA sd g. have rsi.n-
Q1isnrd h,r iat+sttisn % yisi tRe birth.
piscs n aeg lslasr in fciN, o. ug 70
he ear r. ycsssfle csptais ~ Bfi.
gsads.
The ~sfs Of Mr.. Janvisrs. a. Athel,
no, Esve brit 10 tfiglsss iev as
rEo. tS" giri> ansl a s-oy. and tbsy Hsvs
i.e named t,fov.f, Frances ana
kgtn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

bout trimming. The girdle 10 ~ broad
as the hand and is made OF white rib
bon, which ends at the slde In ro-
settle. The skirt is made OF perfectly
straight ACCORDION pleated material
and the breadths are not sewn into po-
sltion or attached TO the underskirt,
but IT the top narrow ribbon 10 run
on underneath the killing 70 keep IT
flat. The broad belt Is sewn from the
middle seam to the ACCORDION piested
skirt. Both skirts are sewn on TO the
same band. The bodice Is lined and
closes IN the back with hooks. The
undefskirt has Z silk flounce around
the edge. Both the front and back OF
this bodice are SIMILAR and around the
waist. underneath the high Swiss belt,
is folded girdle of pink satin which
must be accurately fitted and sem to
the skirt band. The Swiss belt is per-
fectly plain at the sides, but il il
slightly gathered IN front. The sleeves
are composed of two pleated fiounces
which are put over small silk under.
aleeyea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Tonight That rugged Fr. rch drama,
"pau! KsuvAr." vii tie seen IN The
Powers. IL lea plsy.of great intrinsic
power and beauty. The company pro-
f1clnv II this ssson % sad to be .
espsbl. one aud to give strong per-
tornance.
Vssper Peiis." including docs.
PONIES AID ianie. viii hold tue boards
n The Grand all the ~ses. Srxt
uesk a sterling meiodfsmA. "A Md
nlght Alarm, viii b. toe attraction.
there viii be matinee perform
anfs in sHitbs TO-DAY. The captl-
ystnr Creuies viii be- seen IA . fun
program OF sxsrs merit Jsusl pflces.
Nj. Lydia J. Nevcomo's firt lee
tnre on ,hy.iczi culture vii - dsliv.
cred IN tie Ladies Literary club tina
evening.
1onorrov evening the New York
Eng ali Ballad 1ooceFt company. vii
he h@sfd 10 Hsfimsns ball.
Darsns Nsrch AsYsnall r. Wide,
snd janice Nhsicomo Riley viii visit
thls city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Win the axat OF une tue ranks Of
the I'd settlers are decimAEed ~ TIE
grim reaper. sno gathers hoe Inc
lie xosn spsrlts Of the old-tms. hardy
poaeers. Every year the master-rol
q read sad ths names Of familiar ones
are checked - having passed the hnAi
nastsr. Every ysAr. too. Tie sur.
w 70 meet Ia frAssrnAl unlsn ~ WOO
back the gsatle memories OF the past
aud i've over again the nsrdsDips AID
usam pns Ut their earlier struggles
such meeting Was held N The
Merton last evening. The grlxzisd
veterans OF business cophlet Gang;
"H.ck ward- tcrn BACKWARD.
y. TIms Ia year ntghf.
Aaa make NE child sxsia
gest tor tonight
And saitlng the words Of the refrain
10 the OCCASION made as merry over
tie greetings OF their fellows as when
IA buoysns youth they hailed one
saos1er IN the highways and byways
OF soc.sl diversions The women
whose dear features nave felt the n.el.
luw hand OF time. recalled the innocent
gxleiiesof their mzsdenhood and draw
lnx Inspiration from the lively sssocia-
tons laughed as roguishly and chattsd
a. fascinAtlngly ssin the days when the
crinol.ne wks fortune 10 the posses
scr. Melody Will begrudge the beloved
cd men and women the sxcltements
and snjoymena OF their reunions.
soon most of them Will have paid the
deb. OF nature, and We shall mlss their
counsel and their entertaining stories
OF pioneer times.
After the banquet the Hon. I. d.
Gilbert discussed the future of the ~.
soclat,on In . practical manner. His
facetious reference TO the annual cleo
lions and his tribute to DIR. Shepard
were heartily approved. Harvey J.
Hollister spoke earnestly Of the ser
vices OF the early settlers. His SHARP
definition OF the differences existing
between the municipal governments OF
the past and present Was apt and
timely. The old folks heartily enjoyed
the other after DINNER speeches anc
advertisements.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

t. ~ EsDshlisaa Alssss's u sAs s''e "
f-.1~e.sl,csa sssetors z the State Of n en
go 81 - 8tbsl8 ste uay desire 70 41tts
go a. "a Ia aEhol1ta< t@e ffleeAp.<s - Aie
s-sas. e.a -fss - :. .sl - -. a. -
H-rnoais a.. eofasF u chsngiala ana
n-a~..1sv Fss. 4 tss3. tszinnias ~ y
sfei1es :. "a. toe the p1spe>< ~ aeai $50
a c4ad dsfs loT I4stice ~ 80 Sa<r~ns Ns. -
saa tee he<sl.s o. sae s'.,''e.. - a.,
.r3tsri4 come before tas soa.eAtioa-
kssIs es1ags ~ll - snllti a - ear 1s Az
- sseh ~ p Ins IetAs 'sts s.st ~ -, "a.
oas ad1itoa4i 1eIrzats fpf &c lfAs. !. -.
arioanliak - ~. b1t e1ca of-.a.1<3 go >
~ y sst "a g IS -, ,l. "a - ae-xais .t
n eatiflsd a. = sesl a. ths conf ra-'sA ~no
doss At leslie ia thc eoaais 10 pzopesrs I"
- ts.ex.s-s ana sasn congressional
4lzfrfct ars frst s.fe4 u ucst n cAae~s -
80 A ~ ia. - al haruoalc al. % se..'e.
~.rflf4frs - falloss. . % PIES ltrd - t..r
- -. --l,ff.,o tor e. 1rmsfloai oue Wee
re T. go kssistsnl srcfc-@t 40 go
rnr1. ber "a Of 80 c~n1itt~r On Stea
fale sP-rnanenf or a xAtioa = cfaer %
trslasss al hrsel4tloas. A4a for tae
tllasaci.on % snF ethsr business fropers
~ .-.sers.aes 80 = resoiufioa adopted
Iaee II tssi. Gh- on FRS ~ escA eoaniy ce.s-
vent 81 .fs requested n fetr.rd - TIE s-'rc
tsrr - tie ate esntrsl eommittss tNs. !
Ne18rrry hai dag. bet oiti. ~ tie safitss .
a. after tna delegates 20 TIE stats eo1tet.-
ti4a have beea cAosrn- certified . OF s1eh
a. s<afes naa tneir e<pectit~ tosto1o-
ea1re-sss ffom thsir respective eerasifs. q
49, eafifle,l - SEATS IL thr c9nsen ton
M. & IAEES. lAHE5 AeNiLi.tN.
- 4ry tnalruiau.
TIE aprortionfsent % DELEGATES 10 viii .
the sari a. c0EatIrs ar emitted = Ga az
tasl< o. the Gotsl vote FOR governor November
i t@s1 he larf erection. one Ter rlca - u
frartt0n thereof OF sc n mere 10 celft3
haxever ~ ~ satttied 20 less fhAa I'VE g =
zafes heut counts. nasux . fotA. fets y.
49, Is sautlsd - lffy-toree eeles2teA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Lv'rgsson yesterday. The psrtic'-
paDts v~xe Uonxrcssznsp-<.sct Uoofke
y. h,shsrasen. Dnoisy q. Hssson II
Coopsrs<sils aoa Inad h. ffestoD- TIE
ctlect Of khs - a posun sas - srfa1ko
Tor tar ana square alsisson u spSs.e
~hen Grover sas. have again plAce1
himself 81 tie head Of tns cisii service
reform proceszion. II Was fuoDa ~
careful Inspection THAI there uere
about thsrtesa aIfuent osnaldstss fer
each o-ocs. sxclnds ng TIE oalle~torship
81 Inc pert 81 0f&na Haven. up~a
which Dud . concsoBo 10 have
c.ncn. Ihsd b. fresksE bed . fec
Thoughts 10 advances ia rsfAfc - TIE
proper distribution at len.s county
pap. AID the ksensrdssa men wa1ec
taroays the long iisis 81 candidates IN
hopeless ana asspairiag sort Of nav,
regardless Il rspab icas prolssu snd
saprem~ court msndsnnsss Ins cen
mliiss iailec " come - any asels.o< IN
regard - any sppssntmsns--sxoeps
Duc'G
The furniture fer the once Of fhs
New Livingston tass besn delivered.
The chalrs ana csvAns ara Of poi.sasd
blrch. to mslen the interior fln.se .nxs.
and are upholstered 10 leather. Ccoa
each pssce Of furniture . carved ne
letter IL" surrounded 81 . srsala-
The furniture " BEAUTIFUL. k~ssfs
Iran began " novs letS he nsu ef-
toe % On early neur tns mornlns. aaa
the work viii be osmplstsd ssoay.
Wofkmsn Wi begin immediately 10
rsts the old once and transform Is INTO
reading reom-
Jan Van Tors heubsrg and Bernard
| van NorshenberE. plate glsss nanutsc-
tufefs from Amstsrdsm, Holland. A.
guests 10 sweets hotel. They are An
the city looking after the trade.
Morton - Dallas Bondsma. A. ".
Sherwood Of AlsegAn. W. ID. Hardy. G.
l. Dearborn. Naskegen; Hsnry \.
Tnofnss. Alisgsn; 4. 4. Bros nsoa,
| Kalamazoo.
New Livingston - G. W. Preach.
sparta; Th2d b. Frssten. lonia; J. A.
Hssk, Lowell; Mrs. @. W. Trudgecn.
Grand Ledge, George Boshnlein, De-
troit. s. H. Lesny. Montague.
Eagle-S. NJ. Massey. Nsuaygo; W.
ii. Heath. soar,a. fhl Pxdgnsns.
| sparta; Aiss Barker. Lansing: J. W.
soog. Huasonvslle; q. IL. falford. Hlg
Rapids.
s~est's-Iuaei Davis. Q. A. Dalsn,
Kalamazoo: J. n. Bradley. Nnsksgonl
r. J. Bailey. Detroit; L. Y. Davis. Ere.
mont; y. 3. Beckett, Kalamazoo.
Ciarendon-'A. J. Brown. sparta; 4.
BrigGs. Cedar springs. samuel Lang
don. Para; u. J. Wood. Athens: Charles
J. Robinson, hanistee; John l. shaw.
Detroit.
Bridge Street Housed. +. Hale.
Caledonia; {. T. Hutn. sArsrscs a..
NJ. BALDWIN, Reed City. ". r. CrAe.
south Haven; :. L. Bush, Plersen
William Nears. BoyEe Fslls.
kent-G. A. sage, Rockford: p. Cut
Ter. Holland George n. Hilton, FIRE.
mont; q. A. Link. Cedar springs. Nrs.
K. q. Nanktslo1, Cadillac: :. X. Ir.sh.
Spencer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
NOTES ABOUT LABOR.

Az Chsrbourg, France, On electrical
canes ia IN successful operation. II will
run Twelve hours ~ the rate Of nearly
eight knots an hour.
It's estimated that 276,58 families,
or l,225,42i souls, live In tenement
houses IN New York city.
A derrick II Hamburg picks up and
handles al eignty-ton gun or ten.
wheel locomotive.
Edison has 200 women IN HE employ
making the most delicate electrical IN
struments.
Telephone chat costs q for three
minutes between Paris and London.
Europe reports 10000, 900 people
wearing wooden shoes.
Only one full-rigged ship was built in
Name lsst year.
Last year 272 textile mills were &C.
tablished here.
Armour will employ $500 men at
Kansas City.
Uncle Sam pays 500. ooo.o 900 year in
salaries.
Annual gold mine output, sioo, ooo.-
The railroad has doomed jerusalem.
Germany has 4 800 electric plants.
Detroit leads in pin manufaeture.
Haverhill has 800 shoe factories.
There il . single trust.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

p~slinx 70 non- pArt;sA1lsna- The re-
pob..cA1s eli no0la.'ts tso eandi-
dates every vsy qaalsned 70 Iii me
100 ot1ess- II the dsmocrsts are 90
anx ous for . son- p2rIsAn judiciary
they vii maze 40 nomlnAi.ons- Then
.nsss vii b no contest The judiciary
sill % Abase polltlca The ldsa Of
letting TIE dsmesrzs nAnle . ticket
tor lie republicans % rsGfy y gro
.<saus.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

To-Day the Santa Maria, the
Pinta and the Nina, viii sail
from Palos. Spain, for the City
Of New York.
These three vessels are exact
reproductions of the three YES
sells in which Columbus made
his first voyage, and after which
they are respectively named.
They have been built by the
Spanish Government and are
coming to this country to part
icipatc il our Columbian celeb
ration
~,opof NOR ron anu On,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
CHARITIES OF AMERICAN woMKN.


The wealthy women OF the United
States have given some notable gifts to
the needy during the past ten years.
The Maternity hospital, the largest of
lis kind in the world, 10 the gift Of Mrs.
w. ii. Vanderbilt, and represents in its
building and endowment the sum of
81 900. 900. Mira. w. b. Astor founded
anc endowed the Cancer hospital: and
now the Seton home for consumptives,
the largest of its kind in Europe VI
America, 10 rapidly approaching conf
pletion. The hospital will be the reali-
zation of the benevolent ambition of
Sister Irene, the protector and head OF
the New York Founding asylum, and
10 named after Elizabeth Seton, who
founded the order Of Sisters OF Charity
IN the United States snd left 70 toe
ORDER 81 immense fortune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

lie rspaflicans % krat county I'll ssse m
3 : IN convention NJ TIE Line0la eiac rooms
al peas. srfeef ia - csfF % ursud Rapids. Oh
frisY frorusry l. 80 O'Clock q. N. Iot IT,
puf pose Of electin- aftg three deie<htvs !. Ne
.f,tr. cove. tI1n % 10 he'd In the citT Of De
900 80 m "a car % februers. -. Tor the
csrp8-e 81 ? ~ In asfainAtie1 an zssoc4Als
Justice q fIs supTena court anc two regents
a. m -aucssss held g. elect delegates 20
r. : convention delegates vii $50 D. ritcsei
A. ter iua cal Convention. - % hereafter
led - reaulnate tvo judges 81 tie circuit
80 saf &C. con. III - 0ner 81 schooia karn
n 4ushlD and ware l. entitled 20 three dole
s4fss GEORGE W. Bj NELL.
N. sELLERS. Secretary.
CHAIRMAN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

The Ffeuca ssnsrers q hRi.sonisr
ar goiNz After al 20 carry out their
Often expressed .stvua a q eah,tsting
. eonpreneae eolleefktn Of the
ms*ter's rks. mre nunlefens I'D
vsfisd then sny .,.s Jar catAer 20 18th
vnsrn W are slresdy faAlii.sr. j. .
TO te orsned r. March.
tsewsrnar Nosthsrn Il osoTsis ~ho
sss Just rstntaes frosn q tsp 10 Gut,s
ssys the most inteiHs~nt fslsn be met
IN Havaos vss a (eirsnian named
Ton. sbo q TIE Chinsr ccasBl It
that port Tie = . nsan Of god FB-
sllsh esfucstssn aad re.sdss for thirteen
pears N New York
Charlss Frsscs Adams has offered
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Judge MORSE yesterday told q reporter
for Tx HEBsfp o. sfrg0ifnl sceident
% frlsnd Of hs. Amos WEIGH. .
uesithy yoang farmer LIVING three
MES from iona. H. right h.nd be
cane rsugnt ia steam feed eater
ana h,s arm vss chopped bv a eignt
times before b<ing released. Inc
eighth tine y vss Chopped eissr
throagh sod recessed. NJ WEIGH has
. penehsnt for driving fu. hsrsrs. ard
SAT - Grestsst regret wss thss Re
could no more drs~ tee ribbons evlf
rs spirited salsxla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Here are pietarsd tso tsii tossss:
that .t tns ss'ft i = .sllp IN rose eoiorsd
stfipes CO ma zr-eosofed sfoans. 40
the cream Lace tnst trinas u - snsbfold-
srsd usss sssid p<aris. II has I've. I've.
pAss<menterls girdls. 1hr iIon,
brsadtss of the vs.st fofas . sort OF
ovwnanglnx blcus~. nela ia by tie belt.
which % front forms . point The
tram 10 edged WITH silver applique:
The SKIRT i bordsrsd ~ founes Of
yellow elk kAu1s wbicn extends uh-
dsrneata the train, % thai ~nen The
weaTer walks or rases ner usin.
the fosnea 10 vlsiblr eli the way
around. The plain IT. nj 70 hn~d VITA
silx and lsist below toe Knees hAs .
deep lace hs'unee. eight raised IN ihs
middle TIE otasr oossome = simpler
and y designed for . yoaagef se.fer.
IL u Of crepe de chine win bsau OF
seed peari yoke. IL has p.nk sik amp
underneath and 10 severed via crepe
of the came color. The YOKE - FORMED
oi white satin. embroidered al over
with whit seed pearls and PINK beaas'
and 10 edged with gsnk plush OF mara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Parity Degree lossc. No. 10.
bs1Ehtsrs q hehe>cs. I. q. q. r., gate
. pleasing an'i rni 20 .b.s Valentine bail
lasi nigns - Hsrtran's lecture feosn.
nth nssfiT 10 coupiss present.
Table, for pedro yer. s;so arranged
Tor tnoss so ii ret ws.h 10 dante.
Music ~ss tarfisaea ~ ffsnk Tohs.'
oreh-ssFs 80 - progrsn 81 dances
ceatslnsa '~eetr r8nsh~rs. Ihs floor
CIR nitte~ SOS ssed of q. r.. crsn.
Col A. A. ksssu ard J. N. As,hs~s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
LATELY BROUGHT TO LIGHT.


1t 10 said that 1000 rose trees are re-
quired to supply two ounces Of altar OF
roses.
A tax on street organ grinders 10 pro-
posed by two London vestries.
Kansas 10 tho only state 10 the union
that produces reeled ak.
In thirty years wrecks on the British
coast cost &c. 900 lives.
The sultan Of lahore has SO. ooo. 900
in jewels.
Letters will DO stamped BY cleo.
tricity.
A Kansas City man runs rat farm.
Nicaragua negro miners eat clay.
Europe takes California orangea
An Egyptian mummy costs 500.
Eggs are boiled BY electricity.
In 1892 1850 ships were built.
Paris reports paper gowns
The hog crop is failure.
Paper pipes are in use.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Democratic approval of the selection
OF Judge Gresham, . mugwump re-
publican. as premier OF the Cleveland
administration 10 Q good deal like the
Yankee who, as the result of q wager,
sat down on . diet Of crow. al kin eat
crow" he remarked, "but burned If
banker for lt."-Saglnaw Courier
Herald.
Several men have gone distracted
trying TO figure out what David B. Hill
vas trying to get through himself in
his recent speech before ths United
States senate. A puzzle. "pigs In
the clover" is easy by comparison
Detroit Free Pres3.
Senator Carlisle 10 giving consider
able attention TO the treasury depart
ment preparing to tackle the silver
problem and studying the methods en-
pIoyed to MAINTAIN intact the 800. 000,-
00O < III reserye.-kalzmazoo Iele.
graph.
Commander welssert's appeal to
democrat reformsfs 10 allow tue e.. A.
X. to remain out of politics - q paper
full of that patriotism that - Above
parusansnip and shonid receive re
spectful coosiderauOn.-Detr Trt.
une.
An esriy extra session of congress,
which now apparently seems unsvs.d
able. vii enanie the d~ni0er rats 10 make
az early start on tsfEt smssning-ani
ytt they don't seem over anK Gus 10 s.c-
gln.-Adri<n Umes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

wssHIxerox. Feb. 14.-For Lower
and Upper N chigsn-Rain or snow to-
night; Gearing early Wednesday vita
q cold wave; nortnwesterly winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

II the democrats can defer Judge
Jackson's confirmation for few days
the appointment Of his successor on
the circuit bench will be handed over
to Cleveland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

lr Senator Burt will manifest the
same chivalric feeling toward the
worlds fair appropriation no mani
Tested over the unseating OF his friend
Jordan, be will add immensely to his
popularity with the people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

HAVING decided TO hold banquet,
the members Of the board Of trade will
exert themselves to make it . notable
affair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Nh. CLEVELAND has oficially An
nounced the names of four members
OF his cabinet. He will announce the
other members - rapidly ~ he re-
ceives notices of acceptance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

GnEsHAx's appointment Is . bitter
pill to the democrats who were lured
into the support of Cleveland under
promise that the mugwumps would not
be in il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Ir will never do for Wise and Grove
to attempt TO pass through the doors
OF the White House at the same time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

srauo. n had u,.ss uafrissdly b. bic
t1rst vo,.. Hi slll not saecesd IN this
soeetsca.xr psrformsnes. he nrst
res. for . .-sson On tue lAurels Won Ia
hls ssiros defeat Of tns' eiser reeesl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

Now EVERYTHING is in shape again
TO begin at the beginning OF the con-
gressonal muddIe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-15

CLEvELAsD's dynasty 10 saved from
everlasting disgrace. The Smith FAM
lily will be represented in his cabinet