Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-05

BIZ Graves the new c0runendznf ~
the Soldierr home arrived d, The Nor
Ion l4gs night The hoard a managers
will bod ~ regular mouthiy mxstlnx a.
the hosne tExasy Ii vas efjpc<cd that
Mr.. Graves wocd make his 1rfolnt
meats then. but be has 1rcfahi that hr
viii not. n have Dot consa 90 sEy de.
eision mysclf ysf n rsgAxd 10 : oam.
mandantr he said lx<i nieft There
are eight ar htne sprsscsntx and AL -
them are good msn | s4at 81 b. very
careful In making my sppointmenf<. II
is easier 20 k'e sure 10 eef tins right mxn
tho nrrt time than Il u 10 get rid q the
wrong man after yoa have hIus- fox
that reason ] shall not be in hurry
about appointing q quarfera2ster. 80
far a. the ofilnc ~ adjuf&nf 10 concerned
that has already h~<n erxtled. Major
Long xiIl remain. don't kns~ whether
l shall formally slnoonce his appoint
nent 20 the hoard fomorncw Or not But
he will resnain nevertheless. The ether
appointments viii not be made until
after | take charge ~ the home snd
have become thoroughly familiar with
the duties Then | shall make such
changes as think best
The Chicago men around the houls
last night were intensely Interested IN
the result IL the city election In Chi.
cago. They gathered In little groups
and talked the thing over. The prevail
ing opinion WAS that Harrison would
prove an easy winner, and when the
news was received in The Morton every
Chicago man In the hotel promptly said:
Il told you %. You couldn't beat Car
ter"
We elected everything Ia Greerriiie
except treasurer" MAS the exiltAnt
greeting a Ia W. Sprsgue IN s~c~t's
yesterday afternoon. BY "we7 Mr..
democracy. II which be Il an cnthusl-
sstic member. Il guess the i~publ'cans
did us up little on circuit Judge Ii
Judge Smith by about 600 plurality"
p. r. Bishop OF Ludington. enc of
tho leading republican members of
the state legislature, and r. Il. bishop
dined in the New Livingston yeefer.
day. Senator c. L. Brundagss ~ Muske-
gon was q guest IN The Kent
Mrs. j. b. Morgan. Miss Eva Morgan
anu VIM Ssfatf <4tfkaA ot VI u<nfEtA 44S
guests in The Morton William Winter
and wife. Miss c. A. Gardner and Mrs.
Belle Caufield Of Manistee dined In The
Morton yesterday.
MoErox-M. p. Gale. Big Rapids; r
s. Patterson. Lapesr: George h. KEEL
logg. Lansing; James II. johnson. Mus
kegon; X. b. Smith. Jr. Ioiiis; q. G.
kritzer. Newoygo.
Sweet's-C. Jones. Lansing; p. A.
Dalen. Kalamazoo; ID. j. Reamer. &. III.
Hackiey. Muskegon; L. W. Sprague.
Greenville; H. T. Stevenson. Stanton
NEw Lry1Sesrox-Ferris s. Fitch.
Pontiac; c. III. Irving. West Bay City;
r. A. Has Jugs. Sparta; j. T. Tfurkon.
Morley; T. p. Bishop. A. +. Bishop. Lud
ington; Il. L. Martin Grand Haven
KENT e. c. Iced. Battle Creek; J. T.
Kennedy. Caledonia; ID. Gardner. Lu
tier; c. L. Brundage. Muskegon: c. L.
SAyens. YpsiIanti; r. w. Bagot, Elk
Rapids
EAcLE-Jay Pruden. st. Johns; Frank
Kelsey, c. Slocum. Rockford; III. j.
Tibbits. Ravenna; G. A. Barkus. Otsego;
w. ii. Vanderheyden. Ionia.
CLARExpox-Miss McGlone. White
Cloud; j. v. Shank. Lansing; G. H.
Heiese. Detroit; Norton Fitch. Sparta;
+. NJ. Hatch, Saginaw; T. NJ. Newton.
Alpena.
BRIDGE SrREEr--A. J. Conweil. Ra-