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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

II l. refreshing % read that crooked
gambler. caught In the act d cheating.
receive.i severe casfigation At the
hands q his victims Il appears that
one q the fraternity engaged the ser
vices Il a confederate D. keep him rostssl
ca tbs nafure Of his opponents hands
The coufe.lsrats vas q telegraph the
desired information by sinking. How
the wiulxs we're adjusted % the many
possihis combinations q = poker hand
Il Il impossible 70 stata That Tie con
feasrate vas capatis operator Is indk
Gated ~ the fact that his principal was
steady ~inner. By TIE mersut accident
enc Il the players secured a strong
hand four - kind Tie instigasor Of
the ~wink- game held What il known a.
.'rinch fu'l hand Then thu utility
= The winksr came into las rslisf. a. II
were. lie p-spei AMI saw the four u .
kind Then he walked II vas nis-eut
message. The msn With the four % a
had hand tapped the wire. lie inter
esptel and interpreted The meseags ia
less thar = einx. n yoa SO q xazshler
with bisrkensd eye concrsied from
rie~ Nth = dark crimson hecfsfeal<--
hsss the man that conceived The game q
exink pokeE Bat he wcn't wink 10
nerht Not 18th that eyo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Common Council Adopt Resolutions
Regarding His Death.

Ex-Mayor Marshall McCray's funeral
will in sense be very private. Ii is tho
desire Of Mrs McCray that no great
public funeral be held. The common
council met at o'clock yesterday and
adopted the following:
Whereas, The Hon. Gilbert Marshall
McCray. an cx-mayor OF the city OF
Grand Rapids has been called to his
eternal rest; aud.
"Whereas. Mr.. McCray was in his
lifetime a representative rionecr OF the
Gran river vallcy-a citizen who had
discharged faithfully and efficiently the
full duties Of citizenship--a friend. 10
those honored with his friendship.
most valuable and sincere--a man who
had been honored by the city with the
distinguished position Of mayor thereof.
the duties Of which position be dis
charged with distinguished fidelity and
efficiency; exemplifying. not only in his
career az public official. but In his life
as a manufacturer and citizen all those
traits OF character that won and secured
the respect and affection 81 those who
we're brought In contact with him: and
Whereas. IL can with perfect truth
be said Of GiIbeyt Marshall Mcfrray.
that take him IN ali aud all be was a
man, and
Whereas. IN IL right aad proper that
the city q Grand Rapids should Off
ciallY pay Just tribute 10 an honorable.
honest and efieient pubic officer. aud
should give its testimony q an honest.
upright AMI faithful rife record Ito
ose who always felt IL hts duty - faith
fully discharxe every demand upon him.
pubic or private. even though be him
self we're the loser and others theeainers
to one whose private. social business
and Official life was without a stain.
Therefore be il resolvtd by the ccrn-
mon council Of the city 90 Grand Rap
Ids. That IL - with feelings 4 an.
cers regret that We hear ~ the death q
the Hon. GILBERT Marshall McCsary.
mayor - the city - Grand Rapids in the
years l-rss- 50. and Re Il further resolved
that ne extend n he hercased widow.
r~lstives and friends cur sincsre coYitio
lencn. and Re 10 further resolved thar
this council aftead hhs funeral 10
hrsiv. and that the Gags On the city bail
and ether municipiss buiidsnea be placed
A. haH mast until tthe ccDciesicn - fhe
ol.eeouiee. ard b i fsrthes r.soisesi
that a cory a these re~isIilons b
snreaa AZ large upon a suitable paee 81
TIE records Il THE coaucii. and that q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Daa ard Co.'S report GA the condition
q the country - conservative and rsli-
able. There Il yet marked depression
IA ths cotton goods manufactures, but
IN other staples thsre are hopsfsi slsns
Il renewed activity. The QUA folks
speak q thess signs a. -rift IA tho
Clouds ans coming from such unqaes-
toned authority the figure Hust DO
accepted asa true one The manufae-
fursrs have abandoned expectation Of
recsiving encouragement from congress
The banks which suspended business
bscanss q their inability 70 meet Excess
sixo and snrprisiag demands for cur
rency. gather confidence after alarmed
depositors sec their own shortsighted-
ness and resume their customary busi-
ncss. The eo1tinued consumption Of
manufactured stocks IL reducing tho
supply 70 a puint where demand viii
stimulate enterprise and prices sili TO
spond with az Inevitable upward fight
II Is Surprising that values have expert
enced - little shrinkage and yet it
should not be. We are not suffering
from famine In. staples and necessities
Our famine Is money dearth- Money
owners are boarding IL so soon as they
an release the money the famine viii
be uprcoted aud values will be found to
be undisturbed There Is an opening In
tho clouds larger than n rift The TO-
fuigent RAYS Of brighter times are
streaming through in Hood Of light.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Some OF our exchanges are fearful
that Latimer. the murderer. will die be-
fore the summer is over. 1t certainly
would be terrible thing il he should.
Feed him all the medicine there Is in
the PRISON, give him quail on toast and
tutt frutti. but by all means don't let
him die. We need such men in Michi-
gan.-Fowlerville Observer.
When a spirit OF distrust seizes the
people, the amount OF money possessed
by the people has nothing TO do with its
ease OF circulation. This distrust checks
the circulation of money. whether IL be
one or one million OF dollars. Remove
The distrust and You will have plenty OF
money in circuiation--Eaton County
Republican.
Tho Canadian seal butchers appear 10
be about the only rersons who find
themselves pinched by the regulations
included in the verdict OF the Paris trib-
unal, which shows quite conclusively
what England was in reality standing
for in the whole controversy.-Detroi'
Tribune.
With few moro opinions by the at.
torney general regarding the new" tax
law the people OF Michigan will give VI
in dispalr when transacting business in
the office OF register Of deeds.--Otsegc
Union.
When labor turns half million OF
boarded capital into the common circu.
lation fund. the chasm between capita
and labor does not seem quite a. wide "a
II once did--Detroit Free Press.
There is a good time coming wher
congress ceases talking and acts. In the
meantime the business and manufacture
ing prospects are growing brighter ever,
day.--Muskegon News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19
HOTEL CHATS

Walter McEwing OK Coopersvillc IL
paying his quarterly visit TO j. r. Rice
OF the Bridge Street house. Today be
will accompany Mr.. Rice 10 Ottawa
Beach and remain there for a week or
80. Mr.. McEwing Is - years old. but is
hale and hearty In spite 81 having
weathered the storms Of almost cen
tury. He WAS born IN Scotland and
spent fifty years 81 his eventful life az a
sailor. During that time DO visited
every known quarter a the globe. After
coming 10 America he saiIei the lakes
for many years More thar fifty years
ago be visited Chicago, almost before
there vas any Chicago. There was no
harbor in which the vessel could reach
a landing. and thu crew was compelled
10 take The cargo ashore and bring tho
return cargo 20 the vessel in lighters
The past twenty-five years - Mr.. Nc
Ewings life have been erent IN Coopefs-
vile. lie and bis wife lived there to.
eether until about two years ago. when
she died. Since then be has lived alone
During the quarter q a century sIsenf il
Coof,ersville, ne he's never visited Lake
Michigan A few days ago he expressed
a desire % 20 down there once more
aud Mr.. Rice Who tries 90 crafty every
sish - the old eeHtleman. promised
70 take him down. Yesterday Mr. Nc.
Ewing vas as frisky a. a school boy
in snsicipatioH II the ercurssen. lie
sat by TIE eindoe IN the kotei cflce
smoking be pipe ard chattine vifh
friends WheneTef the subject sas
rssntioned bis fsce uas lighted BY a
smile. and 10 preooeded 30 spis s0o<her
yarn q seafsfinR life when ssiierk wsre
sailors snd ret lard iabberA Hr. hics
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Nothing new developed at the coroner 8
inquest on the body OF John Hanson
yesterday morning. except that he
pawned trunk and watch with the pro-
prietor OF tho Hansen house to get
money to buy his ticket 10 Fort Wayne.
G. Hansen. proprietor Of the Hansen
house. bought the ticket for him. as no
was very drunk az the time. No evil
dence was introduced to show how the
man got TO Fisher station and the agent
at Fisher was not called TO show
whether Hanson was put OF the train
there. The jury decided that moro testi-
mony was needed in the case and an adj
journment was taken until 3 o'clock to-
day. IL has been learned from letters
In his trunk that he has father and
mother in Sweden and that they are
very poor. Their letters to him were
written by another man. A. Almquist
will write TO his parents and inform
them OF his fate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

&N44kt A*@@<tt&
Two q the escaped Jail birds Who
sli q through the roof q the jail we're
captured near Sparta. They were
phiiip White and Tona Pulaski and
were captured ~ Deputies Coiweii and
fo~efA Is was discovered yesterday
morning how the men got out Of their
corridor. The top Of the corridor Vas
made q sheet iron. which was nailed
with short nails "a Q frame u pane.
These nails had worked loose. and the
loen removed them. allowing the sheet
iron 90 drop down. The work q cutting
through the roof was easily and quickly
done. White. one Of the men captured.
wss United States prisoner held Tor
counterfeiting. aud Pulaski 10 held for
trial for burglary.
Ernest French, one Of the prisoners
Who broke out Of the county jail Thurs
day evening. vas arrested by deputy
sheriff AZ fennville. Allegan county. at
, o'clock yesterday afternoon. French
was attempting 10 steal ride on q
freight train and was put on by the con-
ductor. lie was recognized at Fennviiie
by the published description OF him and
was taken into custody on suspicion Of
being one OK the escaped jail birds.
Word was sent 10 Sheriff Lanoreaux
and Deputy Sheriff Cowans went there
last night TO identify him. lie wired
back that tho man was French and that
no would return with him this morning
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

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80 t1sn - -. s.s .
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pa1on & F@'''s en'ce~ : .-4A : ''N 80
rfss< n'z ssoo. p'l11'sn.s $50 .o's
1s<i A--1 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

-
= e1x1oe1 - 1nkr Mr.. ueE~l1< - f1e
xcx<te far. 81 Tie ed k<utl<u1c q
anx,ous - - he doe<nf ca<< uoc1
Tor tie n1i1 po<iion a. tie ine<l<11>44.
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-. - 49, i>us 80 -. 49,. -
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80 - t-1k-
Henry Ckxnberlsin. The ~Ssxe e
Three oaks- and one II the oldest Phi
tsclans il Miehiran. l. a ellnst IN The
Morton He i neoo,,panie.d IL Nrs
Chamherlz.u. Il kn~u Iu<Ir< Uffrnaa
for forty yesu szl3 Nr. Chznt,er!xin
last night no nan Ia the esate had 4
more brilliant MINI a. Greater .n.fnrsl
ability. He ~ : Ken active sccDr,
ate loxica Thinker He Va not ths enr<
of m2n ~ - d<zzied IS siittsrinE IN
re&iiti1< Su4Ee Chlpm@n Nss fifqf'
eos rr'teF HE cd,fefial Hork on TIE
80 80. 20 - aSa - 'el;,<rt y,
80 al 80 - - -, ~, !. - a. -.
gress he always worked diligently and
faithfully Tor the best internst q Al his
eons s' ne t9ok : pzo-n s ~
.nsha-s s.sH q pen.'e nsss''s s-,.s. es.s
about him uh.sex.< - "a 1as done
from : hirh and dirnifed concepfion ~
rights NJ. ara Mr. Chsmheflain viii
leave for BAY yiss this exeninZ.
r~.e-u 60
,.ss..-.' - - .-.'.s 49, 80 49,
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rsis..i go .sls.ssS 49, 60, ~
Nsrssh. 49,, x.sser.i.~ sra ~ Ee@'s sexsrsl
$780, ,,..s,.,' s.',nx-~,-s a. :, 49,
ouert d,s,ouree ON The merits a The
order. Mrs.. Llllisn Hollistcr. the well.
known tempsrance worker III Detroit.
VAS prcsent also. Co,one. SMILEY will
go 10 Berrien Springs today. where he
viii address another Macczbee mass
meeting. MIRA Smiley win accompany
him Tor visit 20 friends in Csss county
Arthur NJ Grant az The Morton sn.i
NJ Gent h.-a ,et,,rns5 fso,. . vii
with friends and relatives In Lansing.
~ - A. ~. c..s- :.
~. .ne =. r,. .Af'1 -
Nl'es arc euesl' ~ 1'l' -'io. 'oA'
DIR. G. ii. White Of Reed City IL regis
tered IN The New Livingston.
DR. l. s. Grisuoid. OF Bic Rapids 4 A
guest in The Morton.
49,. " ~. x
49, No., p.,d a r'tw- ~ = =
SMILEY FTrf. r q Peter M.nistse.
Wv. Sparrow- Lansing: Charlss ii
Benedict Defroit
NJ Isx,xosrox-Au + cv.xfora
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Bishop Utterton's mother was Q TO
maxkahle woman and inherited much Of
the vivAcity Of her father. When she
and her husband were At Gibraltar dur
ing tho psuinsulax war, the latter was
Known to .be particular about his shaw
ing wnter. From his friend, the Spanish
govsrnor Of Algeciras, - received the
sympathetic present Of some dozens OF
rainwaxer In bottles, which the butler.
thinking Il 30 be vino. duly took charge
Of.
Some time afterward the colonel gave
. dinner party, but at the last moment
was called OF by official duty, and q
brother Officer was asked TO take his
place at the table. In due course the
hook was handed round, but 1t was OBJ
served that the guests were singularly
abstsmious in regard TO It. The explana
ton was discovered when they had de
parted. The well stored and savory
shaving water had been sur plied fol
hock!-Notes and Queries.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19
HOW He VIEWS IT
CONGRESS NOT INDIFFERENT
whss - N>edcd u Msse csrs~a<x
and fhs ks<pn.szoa ~ 80
vrr reroA.se Acl

CxuuxSk1z. AuE. IA t1e>lsi fFsa
Akron. ohio. % the EnQnlfe< s4<s, l.
T. I,itchas a Isiuaae<. ohio. ths @.
madam faine owner en1 capitalist lAs
made pohl.e the folio<i1E ,e<ter frun
senaior sAet1azn On <1s noes5 sase
tlaas
-Ssxkrg caAsnxz. Nksax<oro<. n.
G.. AuK. lA~L J, E9rax ~ Dear
sir; Yours q tke ilth = reoeltei sDa
bas been read with p.s@s>s~ ] believe
that congfoas u &ddfemin9 Ilscl
o. provide cure q 11f rres-
eni ;lnanclal difficulties. but fks en- nof
be basteDed m = bo1< coAI1se1 q
40 senatorx and u.eui1rs IL tee
meantime escpk are relssS4nE ~ sioziy
bat snroly. The incouins 4 sod TIE
large increase q cur paper money and
coniioepce II our ability @ pslntain 80
bimelai1c standard u silver sDt foia -
parity with ssfh othcx sre helplnE -
relieve oar financial sitnstian- ! Do not
intend 10 he IA hurry 10 sxprcz<lng
ny opinion On the bcsl noaus q rflicf.
for think Il IL bclfrr % more slowly
ard 10 Say little until spnaething efec
uive may he sasd @ dons Il is
q greet misfakc % sufposc that COZ
ert< l. inditf<srnt 10 tie wants
q oeY people There h sn kone~s al.
lefehte q opinion an.o1e TIE reopIe
with respect 20 the best reased, and
there 10 growing feeling that al thai
Il needed Il al increase q rurfency Il
the national banks and q The snspen.
sion Of further purchases II Silver bal
lion. The latter do not regard n IA.
portsnt except 70 dissipafe the fears u
the capitalists that We are coming 20 tlis
single silver standard which means the
demonstration q gold. large contFac'
fion a the currency and a separation
from the standard recognized BY AL
commercial nstion<
JOSH SnERnAK.7
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

To Q European eye tho good looks II
they anywhere exist Of both men and
women IN Siam s<e irremedially do
stroyed BY the universal uso Of tho bstel,
which blackens and corrodes the teeth
snd causes them 10 pr0truds, which rem
deu the spittoou a Indispensable arti-
Gle Of furniture and Is responable for
tho great splastss Of rcd salfys shax may
b sssn everywhere aduning tho ground
- thsy have bsen elected from the
mouths q peessr5by.
Like thar fellows In Ansm, the 81
smess women sa5oy great freedom and
influence Being Of . most mercantile
and managing temperament, they be-
come the salf constituted stswardessss,
treasurers and huckstsrs Of the homo OF
shop o. store. They may be seen by the
hundred going 10 market. each seated
alone IN her own canoe, with her wares
spread out before her.
The last king kept q bodygusrd Of
amazons, with red coats and trousers
and small carbines, but the present
sovereign has converted them into o
species Of interior palace polica The
national character n docile. indolent.
light hearted. gay.-Fortnightly Review.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

The funeral directors OF this city are
beginning to provide themselves with
their own carriages, and some OF them
have recently purchased carriages at
great expense. 1t has been customary
for them to ill orders for carriages for
funerals from the barns and hack owners,
and several Of them continue to depend
upon that source for supplies. The un-
dertakers believe in the policy OF keep
ing as much Of the revenue from their
business in their own hands as possible
and are buying their own carriages as a
means OF sustaining that policy. Under.
taker Durfee is the latest to fall in line
and received new $1,000 carriage from
Chicago yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

The Columbian souvenir so cent piece
taken by Miss Weller in payment for
stamps. at the postoifice the other day,
was passed by the owner unintention-
ally, and she called for il a. soon as she
discovered her mistake. IL was returned
to her upon application In exchange for
regular currency. So far none OF these
souvenir coins have been circulated az
money, the owner preferring TO keep
them as souvenirs Of the great worlds
-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

this afternoon and evening. The mat
ineo performance il given 70 accommo-
date tho women and children and ut the
same time advertise tho night show.
Cleveland claims 10 have show Of real
merit this year and is anxious tc prove it.
The Actors Holiday" viii be given
final performances in The Grand today.
Next week The Pulse OF New York"
Manager Smith win have grand bill
for next week.
Ringling's circus August ..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Sooxk another victory for the corset
Doilie Davenport Of Chicago would now
he = corpse had she not worn one. A
jealous sutton shot her. and a corset
s<eel stopped the bullet Dress reform
ers may rail at II and long haired doc
tors denounce il. still tho corset is with
us and It's bound 10 stay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Yacht Isaoe Given up and o. 20
sailed Today.

NEWPORT. r l.. Aug. ls-A heavy
ground swell rolled IN from Brenton's
reef this morning. and IN striking coz
trasf 10 yesterdays grand race was 20
days dismal failure. For . time IL
looked A. though there might h . race
after al and the Colonia would be the
fortunlte cup defender. She got lead
shortly after start. but IL vas only o.
ing 10 the sudden shift u the wind that
the skipper Hank Hal soon took I'd.
vantage a. Il. lie managed 70 bold il
around the first mark. Tor be Vas 30
far 70 windsard that tho figiiant
could not catch him. On the spc.
ond lee. however. the Nigilani soon
oyerhauled and passed the jubilee. and
was rapidly gaining on the CoIouia VI hen
lucky shift Of the wind gave her hrsi
placa She was in tho van when the
race was given up. aud the yachts we're
fowed into the harbor az 5.3o p. H. The
race will be sailed again tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19
AnlsEmsnr NorEs

Manager Cleveland il persuaded that
his minstrel show IL the greatest ever
put on the road. In addition C. richly
gorgeous first part he has with him this
year troupe Of Diamantine or French
dancers The spectacle they present
combines both grace and slexterity.
The big show will DO seen In Powers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

How WAY unsatisfying are the usnal
standards by which We measure the
times. II would be expected. ordinarily,
that horse races and eircuses would feel
the pinch most severely; yet We are as
sured that the crowds flock TO both In
undiminished multisudos. The base
ball clubs which lost money last year
viii pay dividends thiA Queer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

The G. K w. Nj. railroad officials an
nounced yesterday that about G5s round
trip tickets were sold 20 Ottawa Beach
Thursday on the occasion Of the Gro
GERS annual picnic, but that tho num-
Der could not be made official until
today. The box containing the num-
bcrs guessed In the contest for Q round
trip ticket TO Chicago will not be
opened until today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

The contract for the structure work OF
tho St Cecilia Club house on Sheldon
street has been awarded TO James Cur
tbs for sl5, 900. and the contractor began
work on the building yesterday morning.
The basement walls have been com
pleted for several weeks Mr.. Curtis en-
poets to have the magnificent structure
completed by November l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

SOMEBODY has risen to say that the
dance Of the Nautch girls in the Mid
way is not one whit moro vulgar than
tho minds OF those who can discern q
want Of modesty in 1t. There's big
grain Of truth in this innocent observa-
fiOn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Mrs. T. Wander Plow. No. 40 White
street. typhoid fever; Clara Wiley. No
go Lafayette street. typhoid fever; Al
ma Suudun. No. l69 West Fulton street
cholera infantum: Nicholas Ross. No. 50
Crawford street. cholera infantum; Cor.
nelia Verweys. No. 10 Prospect street.
whooping cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19
Death Of jonathan d. waldron

Jonathan ID. waIdron died at Bristol.
Rhode Island. August IL. aged 50 years,
months and 8 days. The deceased
was the father Of Francis ID. add Lewis
+. Waldron OF this city. and well known
20 many Of the old residents. he having
visited here quito frequently in bis
younger DAYS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

DIR. Louis Dofcli OF Kalamazoo drove
into the city and placed the horse in the
Michigan house barn. but displayed
such marked symptoms OF delirium ire
mems that the police were called and the
doctor was locked up for safe keeping,
The authorities at Kalamazoo were no.
tilted. and man arrived last evening to
take the horse and buggy back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Sheriff Fauureaux Il surrosnded hy
An - 81 family comprised q excellent
nee. Itrf esne into the city larvrly
frsss - ccuntry. are nsueculag fellows
ass fsafless - esfamosnts IN thesr
former oceupefions they ~ers eonspiea-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

Henry Clay Fiucx OF Pittsburg Is
one Of the many workingmen who are
fealing the effects Of the hard times.
Mr.. Tricks salary Of $4,000 a year has
been reduced 30 per cent. and he viii be
compelled TO struggle along on beg
carly s35.oo0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

JoKS CuDAHY's brothers have pledged
themselves 10 pay Johns liabilities and
the great pork packer will again stand
on his feet. This will DO cheering news
to his creditors. bat it means another
squeeze In the provisions market
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

SENATOR PEFFEs says the national
banks should no longer cumber the
tho earth" Neither should the calam-
ity shrieker's whiskers longer cumber
tho senate. but they will Just the same.
There's money in 1t for PETER.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-19

THrRS is growing sentiment among
the people d the country that a dollar
worth 100 cents L. about a. close to a
correct solution Of the financial problem
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