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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05
BADLY MANGLED.
An Indian Run Over by a Freight
TraiO

HEALDsBURG, July 4.-Charles Quor-
nit, an Indian, was run over and killed
by the down freight train above this city
this afternoon. In attempting to get off
the track he slipped and fell, and the train
passed over him. He was badly mangled
He was brought to this city and an inquest
hold
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05
AN ERROR DID 1T.
Los Angeles Lost the Last Game to
y Stockton.

Los ANGELES, july 4.-Stockton took
the last game Of the season from Los An
geles By a score of to to-day. Both
BQIcheTs and Harper pitched a good game.
only x hits beng made off each. The
Angels lost the game in the very first in
ming on an almost inexcusable error Out
side Of this the game was played in dead
earnest On both sides. and was very ex-
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05

y. Sacrifice hit-Roberts. FIRST base On errorS-Los
Angeles >. Stocktons . First base caIleI balls
Los An eles 3. StocItons :. Lett on blseS-Los
Angeles o. Stocktons 3 Struck out-By BorChers
1. 10y Harper 4. Double play-Hulen TO McCauley
Wild pitch-Harper Time OF game hours and
Il minutes Umpire-McDonaid. Scorer. s.
Bancroft
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05
WHITE STAR Line.
United States and Royal Mai Steamers
BETWEEN
New York, Queenstown & Liverpool,
: J. W..

CABIN. $50 AND UPWARD, ACCORD ErA.
' ing to steamer and accommodations 9sAAssas
selected; second cabin, S35: Majestic and lenton-
ic $40 ana S45. Steerage tickets from England.
Ireland Scotland, Sweden, Norway and Denmark,
through to san francisco at lowest rates TICK
cts sailing dates and cabin plans may be procured
from w. H. AVERY, Pacific Mail Dock. or at the
General Office of the Company, 6l3 Market ST.,
under Grand Hotel. G. w FLETcH Err.
APPS TuWetrSu If. Gen. Agt. for Pacsc Coast.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05
A BIG RESERVOIR.
Preparing to Irrigate q Large Body of
Land,

Land.
SAN DIEGO, July 1.-The Highland lrr-
CATION Company has just completed
o reservoir ten miles from this
city with capacity of 100000
gallons, which will be filled by a
pump having capacity of 100000 gal
Ions daily. Upward Of 1000 acres OF land
will be irrigated and pipes are now being
laid. The company will soon build ano her
reservoir few miles from the present one,
with larger capacity, to irrigate $500
acres more
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05
WILL OPEN TODAY.
Natiora! Bank of San Diego Will
DncIsI11a

SAN DIEGO, July 4-Bank Examiner
Pauly. who has had charge of the recently
suspended First National Bank, received
instructions this morning from Comptroller
Eckrls to turn the bank over to its officers,
and the bank will therefore resume bust
ness as usual tomorrow morn;ng. This
will facilitate the opening of the Consoli-
dated Bank
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05
AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM BuTTERFiELD.
TOMORROW,

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL AUCrIoNEER.
Office at my Real Estate and Art Salesroom, 543
California ST.. near Kearny.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05
Fine Pictures by P. Fletcher Watson, P.A.A

In consequence OF the demand shown at the
last sale and by special request of collectors
MR. WATSON. the Famous ENGLISH WATER
COLORlSf, has been prevailed offer the
reserve collection, his most recent and best
works 1 have no hesitation in saying these are
the finest pictures ever shown in an American
city. and are now on exhibition
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD Auctioneer.
jy5 1t 543 California st. near Kearny.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05

IMPORTANT THINGS FOR YOU TO THINK
OF while buying your spring remedy. The DIFF
ference between joys and the other Sarsaparilas
10 this: All the Others contain potash The erup-
tive effect OF potash is well known. DID you ever
lake OF the Others? You noticed the ugly taste
and effect. That due TO the potash. Now
joys. being the latest, avoids potash and its nau
seating taste ana pimply eruptons. 1t acts just
III reverse of the potash SarsaparilIas 1t stimu-
lates the liver Kidneys and bowels and eliminates
impurities through the natural channels withou
disturbing the skin. 1t is The only Sarsaparllia
that cleanses the blood without causing the ugly
pc fash erptions. Ask for joys Vegetable Ssrsa-
parila and Insist On it, 1t is delight both In
taste and effect.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05

At IL O'clock A. NJ, at
Art Salesroom, CAB California ST., Near Kearny,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-07-05


for Mernilg. p for Afternoon.
Sundays excepted. saturdays only.
tSuudays only.
The PACIFIC TRANSFER COMPANY
vill call for and check baggage from hotels and
esidoncer Inquire of Ticket Agents fo- Time
Yards and other Information.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
sTATe PRESS senT,M1NT.

This is indeed an age ~ wonders. Ex-
Congressman Harrison III. Wheeler was
recently offered the position of commits
sIoner ~ pensions 10y President Cleve-
land. and he refused to accept IL When
We consider that Mr. Wheeler il a demo
crat we don't know whether to discredit
the story or drop dead from shee:. sur
prise. Bay City Tribune.
The statement credited To Postmaster
General Bissell that he would not sp
point newspaper men nor former incum-
benis as postmasters fell like thunder
holt. but happily the black cloud had a
silver lining and the boys may now re-
Ioice again. Cadillac Democrat.
They had mass meeting ~ citizens
~ denounce the Carter Harrison ticket
at Chicago the other evening fully $500
people being present Singularly
enough the Times, Mr.. Harrison's paper,
makes NO reference Ia the meeting. -
Saginaw Courier Herald
Ohio democrats who wanted chance
a. the federal Offices and have been de-
pending on one Calvin s Brice. actually
n New York. though nominally senator
from Ohio. are dumbfoinsled 10 learn
that Cleveland has declared Brice - his
enemy Adrian Times.
One muddy day has saif'iccd ~ cs,ab
lssh the fact that spring styles in hosiery
sor ixs3 need not take back seats for or
binary rainhows Detroit Tribune
II il given out that there will be no
extra session n congress. and the colin
Try has deep eenee q relief Battle
Creek Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Mr. Oidheld threw bomb into the
prohibition conference yesterday. lie
intimI sted very pointedly that church
members prayed for the church and
voted for the devil. His remarks melted
the ministers present Ia make tart
replies. Mr.. Oldfieli is positiyist. He
doesn't believe man can pray that the
drankard he saved and vote any ticket
bat the prohibi;ionist without commit
ting an unpardonable sin.
The doctrine has a few supporters
among the more pronounced prohibit
tsonists The great majority repudiate
IT, The preachers in yesterdays con-
ference made the distinction between
praying prohibitionist and a voting
republican very clear. The question Of
consistency cannot fairly be raised. a
christian may believe that the liquor
traffic is a vice that should be removed,
tut he may be persuaded that il cannot
te removed by prohibitory laws. In
this conclusion the history ~ prohibi-
ton in Maine and Iowa fully sustains
him.
The vice Of the liquor traffic Is as
ineradicable a. the vice - gambling aud
~ prostitution No law was ever yet de
vised that can entirely suppress vice. II
may be- restrained. curtailcd. but to pro-
hibit il by statute is impotent. simply
because human nature cannot be pro
hibited. The vice ~ inebriety is cocval
with the existence 81 man. Through all
ages il has dehased humanity and will
continue IT, do - until the last trumpet
is sounded. in spite OF laws and officers
81 laws.
Mr. OIdfeld's radical pronouncements
are harmless. They will do no harm To
the church and none 10 prohibition.
The prohibition party will die 81 mani
ton and moral decay in less than de.
cade. for it, objects are visionary and
impracticable. Prohibition. where tried.
does not prohibit and there is DO reason
able ground to hope that 1t ever will be
successful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

saosaf Il a,i..s they shall pay. il shaded
"a lnlza~trshla nsssteFy. The bard
six prrult the police bsnsbt ss~oe.a,
tlea ~ holi a bali Il the aaembeFs viii
fsx themselves doablp the amount they
ns~ pay Toe daes Tbs il the quint
e--snee a offensive pstefnaiism. As
ssll h4ight TIE beard require Il every
pollceaaan Who naas belonz b = traternai
osster that he pap ~ that order double
dues before hs ~ili Dc permitted - al
tend oas Il IL beaeht entertainments
The question q dues "A the benefit
xssssiafion u one with which the police
board has no moral OF legal right - IN
terfsre. II the beard can enforce the
alternative il has presented In this case,
where vii lis authority endf Nobody
bat Bender uoeld presume 10 exercise
such authority. either directly or indl-
fs'ctiy. IL j. a piee. IL unlicensed im
l-essinencs for "a. board 10 attempt IN
c,ntrol the benefit society by such an
alternative. Pretty ~on the board will
direct the policenen where they shall
buy their groceries under penalty
fsg neglect. that they viii not be
allowed 10 speak above a ~his
per Ga their heats. Every success
sAye act 81 the police board proves the
purpo-e u Bender te pose as parent.
a guardian. over the men, Worse than
this. be seeks % do it 10 make political
capital Cor himself Whether the dues
are sufficient 10 pay indemnities Is
msster FOR the men themselves 10 settle
The hoard has no business 10 stick It's
nese Into their private financial matters
IL it doesn't purpose 10 permit the
men 10 hold ball an inaliensble right
which the beard has 10 power 10 sus-
pend let IL ray 50 IN plain words IL
the men will submit 10 such rule that's
their business
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Men Ihss VIII Make Psvp~rastons for
the i,nc~mpnssns-

Al meeting IL committees from the
local lodges II Nsceahees held Ia the New
Livingston last nighi the following
special committees were appointed %
arrange for the grand encaupmerlt II
Maecahees 20 b. held here in September:
Chairman. Ait~rf }. Elliott
Treasurer. Oscar Allyn.
Secretary. =. Z. DE Vries
Finance Oscar Allyn. s. Wesselins.
A. Allen. W. ID. Merton, W. W. Blumen-
field. A. Berry. L. j. McCrafh, William
Van Dam. III. III. EneeI. j. W McGosern.
W. J. Page. l. c. Niblock. j. II. Dock.
sey. r. Schuis. T.. s. Nesfer. +. j. Desten-
thaler. j. L. Lee.
Transportation. w. NJ. Rose. j. w.
Boughton. +. NJ. Briggs.
Hotel. Theodore Weifienhach- A. II.
Anderson. Charles NJ. Wyckam, J. NJ.
Henshaw. j. W. Hungerford. W. NJ.
Mosher. w. Brummler, +. J. Parker,
James Null. IL. A. Huffman. Walter
Clark. b. j. Zsllman. j. II. Dock-ey. II.
Van Aldern. James 5. Larabee. Christ
katz.
Press r. p. Mills Charles s. Reeves,
Charles Seymour. John Hensen. IL.
Hugenholfz
lTluAltE w. " sutiftris Atibttr a..
Elliott. J. Hcnscn. Charles h. Seymour
Charter s. Reeves.
Decnrations- William Groskopf, ii.
H. EngeL +. Il. Nellist. Joshua Bur
rows. NJ c. Orser. III. Vielkind. r.
Strong. George a. Hess. j. s. Perkins,
George Cress. A. L. Ferguson.J. {. hul-
berry.
Reception Committed. J. Katz.
Andrew j. Quist. Charles Zylstra, X. A.
Schornken. Frank kruse. X H. Chilson.
Joseph Anfherson. George Ranser, Will
lam Echternact. John Deugier. j. 5.
Runclio. w. r. Johnston. DIR. Patterson.
II. J. Silman. kesler r. II. Cummings,
III. Groskopf. CT. Mitchell. W. u. Nor
ton. +. T.. Cary. G. w. Williams. Phillip
Hilber. NJ H. Lamorec. +. T.. Bcarce. L.
ID. Sidcbottom. q. Il. Poque, {. Ii. Glib
bens.
Prizes-L. ID. Blakford. G. III. Bull. ID.
Viergever. Clyde Tucker. o. A. Wells.
Entertainment |. A. Rs. Van Dug
teren. Frank Wurzburg. John A. Much
ling -. A. Wells, Charles A. Jordan.
Hacks and Carriages Wernette.
James Bayland. +. j. Haines. Russell
Larrabee. j. Dengler.
Badges. W. Rieche. &. Mohrhard.
NJ Langdon. Il. j. Harris. George 4.
Argard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Sunday school convention OF
Washtenaw county. held at Ypsilanti.
has elected the following officers: Presi-
dent the Rev. u. c. Bailey. Chelsea:
secretary. the Rev S. L. Morris. Dexter;
treasurer. Mrs. w. w. Beaman. Ann
Arbor.
Wcs Bay City has an unknown dog
killer. First howl was raised because
the ours were killed, now the plant has
changed to why are not the bodies re-
movedY'
Vandalia il having a monkey and a
parrot time over her recent election.
and charges 81 ballot box stuffing are -
numerous that an investigation may be
ordered.
Lottie Collins fell at Kalamazoo
Thursday night, and used. it's said. con-
cert hall English 10 express her opinion
Of the slippery stage.
Lansing is the mecca IL burglars.
The Capital Lumber company was
robbed last night. Loss. two mackin-
toshes and 5000.
The jackson dogs al the Detroit
bench show all took prizes Now the
city is thinking Of changing It's seal
and motto.
The Retail Clerks association ~ Jack
son claim that the merchants have yio-
lated agreement and trouble may ensue.
Kalamazoo has another sensation.
Mrs s. l.. Flagler wants divorce from
her husband. who is an architect
Despite the many howls against his
administration. jackson republicans
have renominated Mayor Brooks
Kalamazoo police have como Ia tho
conclusion that William White did not
murder old man Schilling.
West Bay City hss Turkish bath.
houss, and one man naisrly inquired
where vas the harem,
Michael Morrison. shipwright.
dropred dead in the Wheeler yards at
Bay City yesterday.
CHI Hand. suspected ~ being the
murderer 81 JAY puiver ~ irsilanti has
been held Tor trial.
James Gallagher WAS cfemstei in a
burning dwelling at Frankfort Thursday
night.
John Torrent has been nominated Nv
Muskegon republicans Tor the mayor
atty.
4 man wanted g. start a saloon AZ
Bcllslre. lie barely escaped with be
life.
Fire slightly damaged tho tug George
~ Parker At West bay Sits yesterday.
Jackson has ncw electric light com.
pany with PAID 10 capital - sion.o
Port Huron republicans have nosni.
haiol Major y : Boynion for mayor.
50 democrats think tha; the ticket
hes.ied ty Capt J Hursiey wili uin.
l,av City republicans have nominated
Nssisisl J Basly for mayor.
CCarpy A Barnes = Leslie hss been
issis@inR since SATURDAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25
THAT EXECUTIVE SESSION.
Discussion OF the Police board ON the
Prize Fight Matter.

No executive session of the board II
police and fire commissioners was held
yesterday. bat Officer Mccarthy was
made to do duty as a sentinel At the
door Of the room in which the board
met The reporters made demand for
the records OF the executive session held
last Friday night and were given the
secretary records 81 the meeting. Ms
BENDER did not have the testimony ~
the witnesses taken this time. and the
records show that whea TaE HkRtfD
stated that the board treated the ioal
ousies in the department and the neglect
~ duty - Sergeant Webb lightly. ID
stated the facts. The onls record reads
a. follows.
Lieutenant Hurley and Sergeant
Webb were cited 81 appear before the
board and were adsnonlehesi that IN ~
;ure there must 81 10 cloaking ~
authority. nor petty iealoueics permitted
- exist, either among the s4ilcerH ~ men
~ The force. under penalty Il DIS
missai
This IL the result n sess;on fxhich
tho members refused 10 talk after fhe
~eseiou CLOSED. 1Ass Is the report 'hey
REFUSED - give Ont pne week Az. 1hts
- the art - tnsiness transacted iE
executive session with a policeman a.
fty sioet T. guard i from the pni.lie.
All TIE commissioners were prrsf ~
except President iseiielt. "A appliga
ton FROM Jiiraesl =. R.ssslifssck fof = ls.si.
tom o. tte rsise fofee Nas plaeel IN
fle
i)risf 81 fire spfa sius petiiifr a
fhe ises - a Snefsesf - f@g. lie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Principal Nv dear Muller. yon had
The courage % save ny daughter frun,
downing You deserve to b. rsearlesl
| give yoa nay daughter ~ marriage
Muller hook keeper II - really very
kind q you. hat am mt quite - c9ur.
sgeous - you sen, ~ ,'1lnk Dorftar-
h,er.
frats Customer See, aere. yon blame
sktri You said them clothes wouldn't
sntins 5ass lo-nk a. en-.
Roxerr Dealer Nein fseinf. d eos
bat not shrink, ven yssi go hack 70 de
ccanfry dr. vii - Ike paint u taa
rot aezsstemesi = De city sif and i asf
flfafea yen pes Motnss Areouaas
ga Gent Have v<eu rsnE<hinx inkf
Ifs.ieensan les Gong . make sire
n - lssssh = prgsnse snsfsf
tfii cent ga 80. gang - give ny
dsnrttef ctfek frF hurlref TIM
-aad - = ee-isiinE Fresent -vaxsse.
Miss <nExet Wnul3 tsa have s7,se.l
nsn hsd teAn ps.asf
NJ Arzpneut ! shntiH n~~er hstve
knoua soss. cafhna PEEK
Ttcs sehtnine nd re.sfler - r.st essl 'rr
= stnp anti - has nin hie tsasins>s
insn the srs1nsi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

H.ksES .. cAsg. the superintendent
n police elect. 10 man 81 force and Ia
dependent ideas When he takes tie
ofhce the police department will
be amenable 10 discipline II tie
police board can be re- constructed
80 that Bender viii not lie per.
nlitted 10 run things there Will he
an end To petty chickering's among the
men. True friends q Mr. Carr w,ll
wish 20 see Bender Suppressed. IL essn
be done by the election Of the repah.i
can city ticket.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25


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selisrs chairman q TIE ceuntt qcAMif
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

III Eendef seconded the motion. sssiHg
taht sftsg the uues xers ressed Il sssgld
n1d II ns<xseAfs 10 kosd SECOND h@lL
The nlciion s4z carried AMI The t'fneiit
tsssi has lex. stu1i sfrias 10 a. ~ The
nsenlels 4 the sSsr.4as1on do nsf feel
~ 4 they could stand the doubling II
dues
fife Marshal Lesaoin appeared and re
pofted the snnets 4 Assistant Marshal
Baxter and oihsr matters rsferz.ng %
TIE department.
The heard then sd,oafned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

JrDcr BrHLIsoaaK is the nonpartisan
candidate Of the saloon men. The thugs
and pluguglies will hold a convention
early next week to indorse him. Then
the respectable elements will be asked
tosupport him on account Of his severe
sentences.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

Jcsr 50 scon as the water moves OF
Mr.. Turner's Gunnison swamp city lots
the Evening Press relief brigade will be
detailed 10 count them. II il shall be-
proved that any Of them we're washed
away in the Hood. The Democrat will be
without an argument in favor Of MIR.
Turner'S election
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

To-Day, Captain Arson and
the Chicago Club players viii
report for duty and start ior
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Two games will be played
there March goth and 5Ist. ar
between April Ist and 10th. the
Chioago's will play the Pitts
burgh and other clubs at At
lanta before beginning the regu.
lar championship series on April
eth. The season promises 70
be oae Of great interest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

The Y. NJ G. A. building committee
met yesterday afternoon to decide about
acceptance 81 work and settlement with
the contractors. The work was declared
10 be entirely satisfactory in all respects.
The matter Of closing up various details
was left Ia the superintendent, Mr..
Green. A meeting 81 the board Of di-
rectors will be held at p. m. today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

PRosABtr one reason why The Demo
crat failed 20 print the graphic story u
the great storm which swept the Misss-
sippi valley Thursday night. is because
the Western Union association. IL which
il is a member. is 81 thoroughly democrat
ised and disorganized II cannot secure
satisfactory service.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

In the excitement az the local cam
paign the merit % the state republican
ticket will not BE- lost to sight. The
democrats are banking on light vote
and apathy 10 roll up 4 majority for
their state ticket. Their ambition 20 do
this il hased on the desire to show the
federal administration that Michigan il
not hopelcssly republican.
If Michigan voters can be inveiglcd
into the democrat trap set Tor them. the
national prestige ~ Don VI. Dickinson
viii b. - largely increased that be will
- nest nominee - his party for the
presidency. Republicans cannot afford 10
permit the democrats g. carry this state
~ rea-on ~ indifference and apathy.
Neither can they affosd % permit Don
NJ Dickinson - reap lanreis at the ex-
pense u their party principles.
Tie republican candidate for justice
q The supreme court j. inrist n eni
nence He vsa placefi ia tho highest
judicial position in the state last fall
anl,has proved his capacity b serve the
people. lie = a an 20 broad learning
ard lawyer e excellent attainmcnts
fits tsorsretitor likewise - nan 81
eefd parts. The issue - not between
men Ist between parties. The demo
crss- seek - gin IN the state not to ele.
esfs The Judiciary shove politics. but 70
aehiefe sll@sioct p,oiisicsl triumph
They nsuet - net 90 their own ground
~ sh.s lid ranks - loyal republieans.
sho will % able n say to the country
that Michigan : securely anchored 70
fbe rvss n rrpohlieab principles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

CHIcAco is growing uneasy over fed
eraI appointments No Chicagoan has
been honored. and here il Is nearly three
weeks since Grover began TO browse in
the clover. This is an awful neglect OF
Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

stll il viii he pleased 10 know that the
unisei Pre=s l. practically independent
u both. ani that 10 excellent sssssse
xilI not re Impaired bs thls litizaslo.-
Il Is believed that the Western Asss.
clatei Press i ca is last Irgs. snd will
be forced 70 retire from the held covered
50 completely b. the United Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-25

THERE IL Just one among other rca
sons why republicans will not vote for
Judge Adslt. He is democrat. To
elect democrat To secure nonpartisan-
ism would be like painting a crow white
to secure canary bird.