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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
LIKE A FAIRY TALE
he WENT WEST IN 1852
He 10 st2lwars fsepabiioAa--A Iie~i-
dcnt ef Astoria and H2s Ae.
cunnukated . Fortuna

DstrKi. Ind. Sept 2S--Aftsr being
incurred as dead fsw over twenty-five
years John Turpis. brother d senator
David Turpie. has returned 10 this city
10 find tho whole family dead except
three brothers. one in Washington. QUE
In Kansas City and the other. Robert.
occupying the old homestead. Tho
story o. John Turpia's life reads like =
romance In iso2 he left home in com.
psny with Robert Dlckey. Dickey was
taken Ill AZ Hannibal. Missouri. and had
70 turn back. but Tnrpis joined an or
train across the plains bound for Salem.
Oregon. and drove IN en- team all that
distance. For forty years he never saw
n face from his home nor heard from
any one there. He spent three years
hunting and trapping with the Indians
ard Was for while = sailor on the Pa
clfic coast lie now resides at Astoria
lie says his brother. the senator. visited
that place four or tive years ago with a
number u other senator's. but as hs was
busy At the time he did not take tho
trouble % look Dave up Unlike his
brother. be is stalwart republican.
The rise Of values In Pacific slope lands
has made him rich man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Yesterday mother sss deprived q
ths custoty n her chilisen ia probate
cvurt spon the testimony q several
wiinseses rho saore - ths sane stats
a facts cencerning the iil tFsAtnent %
ne children. The msther wss sppre-
tstded the nisht befors and bropght
into court ~ithcat having oppsstaaity
- srquant h@F.eil sith the sccosstions
ieigei against her. 81 tsengage counsel.
- s1omen witnesses - retat tie testi.
n.en7 o1sred ~ thope appearing n he.
hsii - her ehiiiseu. Possibly TIE ca@s
uas - pI4e'y sgsiast ne mother that
80 srrcr wse maae n the inal ORDER q
f.e court but a.. escthsr fav- -
Sortra'ling banian passion sn,i q seems
ssf SAT teye. evsa 'hcugh irnorsucs
sad neg.ert aad cruelty made ne iiFns
- lhs chsltir~n = mofhe<'. crime. nuzht
- hare sc,eis-d ~ least - naach r.
sreet a. IL ga befpfe fiie pagf'arehal
eesrt presai-d ever - eciemou. The
traisuonv - eerersl ps'iice oticers eed
slr-rt rsiivaf easplases sfHsninR pcint-
kiark fhst = cerfar set Was nj cous
u,tso,l va igrer7f ~ C6ieaeo F,lire
trsnausl aad ~ t-stimeny q . ssagis
rnas dat ~ csff2ia act SIS committed
- a.,sptnsi a. trae IA MS case fhe
fest,nnux e sevsrAi witaesrss j. hat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
STATE NEWS N BRIEF.

q. NJ. Miles. principal Of the Tekon-
aha schools. is one OF many. and gets
mixed up at times 80 that he scarcely
knows himself. lie il one Of triplets,
and has six brothers. all born as triplets.
There were three sets OF trIplets in has
fathers family. three Of whom have
died. All were boys
Twelfth annual convention az the
hoard II corrections and charities and
the county agents % Michigan. will be-
held early ia December in Muskeyon.
Mira Caroline Markham. Niles wo.
man who died recently. left over halt
her fortune 81 $4,000 TO found scholar.
ships Ia the University % Wisconsin.
Fourteenth annual meeting n the
Woman's Home Missionary society OF
Tho synod % Michigan will be held IN
Detroit October Z
NJ. W. French % Union City has a
pssim book printed in 1901. Recently
ono ~ the Same edition was sold for
Slaoo.
Mira Gertrude benjamin. aged 06. died
a. Maple Rapids Tuesday. She has
been church member 20 years
A postoiiice has been established 1T
Hicks. Sanilac county. and George W.
Hicks appointed postmaster.
The sixth annual meeting Of tho Tn
ion Veterans union - Michigan will be
a; Howell October Mt.
The unveiling % the soldiers ard
sailors monument NJ Big Rapids viii
take place October 4
A Sunday schooi convention will be
held in Bay City ca Thursday. Ocio
Der II
II will cast f5s0St76 20 deffay city
governments expenses q Adrian next
year
burglars cracked the Otisvilie post
Office cafe Wednesday night and secured
s1O0
Monroe csuniy farmers have sold ~
Geo hashels 81 encounters this ss'assh.
The knitting mills AZ Centerviile are
ci,s~e1 dour foe lack q material.
Potatoes are worth 60 cents Per bushes
~ Trsferse City.
-s&ihts ~ ood- are building a chnsch
ia TekoushA
Clare has sunk a veil so feet FER
pure wateF.
Flint prsshytery yin meet 10 Caro-
next year.
Mud@slls that were put in sfsy ar
yesrs aee sere unesrthest - Paw t'~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Street Commissioned Nenems win be
exonera, ed A wicked tesmster charged
that 40 had besa compelled % divide
his earnings with venema- Ga the
hearing q was provost by Venemss adj
mission that the wicked teamster threw
cen into Bis buggy. The street CON-
missioner knew very seil that Il he did
rot take care o. the eoin thus thrown al
him 4 soeid De lost IA the street and
some poor urrhin might find II and give
il r. his widowed mother. Therefore nc
took T. Hal he returned tao first com
the uickesl teauistrr threw al him IL ~
vcsv hksly that the wicked transfer
would have dsivea on 10 Leonard street
brs.ixe every pay day aud hurled his
bard. earasd c0io into tho peliucld
1sran.l. Hecsosa did not know
vhy Dudley persisted 10 throwing
coin IL bin. Dudiey did bud.
Isy wanted 10 bold his job II
Venrma bad Suspected that Dudley was
aetuatsd ~ such = motive be would
have Febuked him ~ returning the
coia. Bat he didn suspect that Dudley
hsd such a wicked motive. He thought
that Dudley hal more cash every pay
dae than he could haul homo N has
l8anber wagon-tox. and that be hghtened
theioad BY tossing the overweightintothe
street commissioners ehariotee. That's
Why venena frankly told the investigat-
ins COMMITTEES all about il. lie wanted
taeu 10 know II from his own lips 80
that the ether Witnesses would corrobor-
ate him. In view Of all the circum-
ssagces IN the case tho committee will
exonerate Mr.. vcncma. And that's all
right A result 81 the finding. the
other street commissioners will be
trmptea ID put funnel shaped canopies
90 their vehicles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
AMUSEMENT NOTES

Harry Webber has in rehearsal a com
per. II local artists which viii produce
"l.icnts and Shadow. II Great Rebel
lion." in The Powc,5 October 3 Ii IL
said 10 be very Interesting spectacular
drama.
So many people have inquired about
seats for the Star coarse this week that
Manager Emerson has reopened the sale
at the Ionia street ticket Office. which
will be open from . a. IN. 10 8 p. IN. every
day.
Interest In the Peoples course Of six
entertainmentsfor 81 90. Is growing every
day. Tho reserved seat sale will open
October 10 This promises 10 be the
most popular course in years
The Moss Specialties company will be
seen in Tho Grand all next week. IL is
family show and said TO be one OF the
brightest and neatest on the road.
Tomorrow afternoon and evening
The Old Homestead will be seen in
The Powers with it, wealth Of homely
pictures OF New England life.
Smiths splendid bill Is attracting
large audiences TO his cosy place Of
amusement Next week an entire
change is promised.
Next Monday and Tuesday evening
the popular soubrette Katie Putnam viii
appear 10 The Powers in twoof her most
successful playa
Tho Cruikskeen Lawn IL running In
The Grand to fair business The Irish
drama Is not the magnet IL was 81 yore.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Simultaneous with the presidents re-
iteration q bis well known views on the
silver question cones the announcement
that the senator's are engaged In an at
tempt 10 bring about n compounds.
The country IL Ia no mood 10 welcome a
eomproEnise OF the silver question merely
q placate few obstructionists from the
silver producing states. The country i
prepared. however. 70 have the question
sobmittec % a vote on a square issue
between the two coDtending forces The
popular branch q congress has decided
the issue in response 10 the demands a
the people. The senate win 10 expected
20 do a. much. n on a square vote the
senate refuse 10 repeal the Sherman
bill then a conpromiso viii Do admissi-
he. Untl such vote shall be taken
Ne reports q the alleged efforts Go com
promise must he received "a rumors set
asioat ~ the minority 20 prejudice pub
H. opinion. The country has waited
with patience since August Tor a
stateetl ankle disposal 81 tnls question
- world intrres- With the sherman
i4N repealed ne rights d silver can 10
secured without delay. II Il have M
rights other thln such az must De as
serted ia haa,liatieg compfomsse then
they are rot worth the cost There -
nobody between tie two oceans whose
snmiiy - silver - - great that he would
have So ure az money i'anishesi from The
mints Everybody Il willing that 81.
yer shail te ro,pognixed according TO is
merits add uot At the dictation - thoss
who hare silver - selL j, vii fare let.
Ser after repea, thaa IN any possible
compromlee. Better than eli else our
financial fears viii b quieied add nay
opesed fpF az honest currency By the
emphatic vucrers q repeal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

ssusfor stexsrs's stack 60 Presidsnt
Cleveland loses nlush q lfs force be.
cause q rs yindiefisenees end lack -
dignifs. While his charges against the
pf.siasrs q eonnising At the pulllfics
too 81 certsIn laws are IN the main cor
rect. he manner Of his arr.lsnmsnf uas
uneoEthf o. tbs place and the import
ance II the sabjeci naSter. The prssi-
dent's course isopen 10 criticism- -haia.
mazoo Telegraph
Senator Stewart charges Psesidsnt
Clesslanj with unls~fully tylng 10
ecerce the legislative branch IL the gov
erument. ehieh j. co-opefatise and CO
existent With the executive branch. In
his endesvors 90 secure the passage OF
the repeal bili. Ii looks ss though the
silver men. ia their desperation, we're
trying 20 acoerce" the majority. Ben.
ton Harbor Palladium
The evident determination ~ the
democrats Ia congress 20 repeal all
federal election laws. leaving the controi
Of federal elections entirely Ia the hands
at state and local officials, indicates tho
intention of the leaders Of the democrat
party 60 hold the power they have gained
by frauds In elections. IL ID cannot be
held otherwise. Port Huron Timea
The silver senators" are ardent par.
tisans and eau he excused for their
coufsa IL the unconditional repeal of
the sherman act fails 10 pass il will not
be their fault but that OF the majority.
who. for reasons Of political expediency,
are afraid 10 -Washtenaw Evening
Tines
II - suspected that the anxiety Of the
soutsto have state hanks revived IL be-
cause al an expectation that millions OF
the old bills of the now defunct con
federate money can thereby be revivi.
tied and utilized.-5ig Rapids Pioneer.
III. c. Frick. manager Of the Carnegie
steel works. has had his salary reduced
from $4,000 To $4,000 year. Hecry
should begin TO economize. There is a
long cold winter ahead.-Saginaw News.
More stringent laws OF some kind are
imperatively necessary 10 secure safety
In railroad travel. Accidents and loss
OF life are becoming frightfully preya-
lent.-Szginaw Courier Herald.
The informal session is new way oil
holding an executive session and just
about as satisfactory. What the people
want is publicity and they ought to
have MuslSegon News
An old soldier put it very aptly when
he said that II tho pension list had to
be sifted he didn't want il 10 be done
through a confederate sieye--Cedai
Springs Clipper.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
IN THE HOTELS

MoRroS-S. A. Browne. Kalamazoo:
l. II. Hubbard. Detroit; w. X Clarke.
Grand Ledge; T. V. Johnston. Kalsma.
roo: w. y. Church. Albion: John J.
Martin, Detroit; s :. Walker. Old Mis-
sion
SwrrT's-F. A. Sessions Ionis; Lulu
Currey. hay City; y. = Knapp, Detroit;
Mr. and Mrs J. v Mcintosh. Manistee:
l.. A. Melcher. Constantine; l. Solo
mon. Kalamazoo.
Nav Ltt1seSror - =. l. Munroe,
Grand Haven. W. Elliott Lake Odessa;
Mr. add Mrs A. Wander Neen. Grand
Haven, l. " Hiss. Saginaw; r. r.
Peer. Lansing; Margurrta Hoban. Mac
kinac Island.
Eso.r-C q Stocurn. Rockford; J. y.
Halls, Dctroit - " Falistt, Rockford,
Dan Ammerman. Rcd city; y A
Smith. Detroit; ban '. Chambsrlain.
Muskegon-
KNxr Dr. Humphry and wife. Ionis;
i. ". Green, Charievoix, Geo =. Fair.
nan. hig kapide. Frank Wiliiams
Norfhport, fsep a. Fink. Cedar Springs,
John No4el. Maskegon.
DEttHtr tcAhhft - - fraftt~ttF,
Cellar Sffings. a. l. fower keat City
Otis Wells. Cadillac, j. g. Sutien. Rock
ford. Frank Van Ar~aaie. Wsylana.
Cha les Raperf. Kaismazoo, r r. Ne
Coy. Traverse Cts.
Cs.saexpox Jolin n Wkiteside
Kent city. J. g. Lang. Detroit, " ~
Ferrie. Taioa Cstys ! X Harrison
spasta, p y. Blake Niihsy, &. ". But
tsn. Bradley.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Laid-On Men or Santa Re Have Been
Reinstnfed.

Topeka. Kan. Sept. 2s.--Nearly all Of
tho men laid of during the financial de-
preston have returned to work in the
Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe machine
shops in this city and at other points
along the system. The immense in
crease in freight traffic occasioned by the
opening Of the Cherokee strip and the
general business improvement in the
west have made increased forces in the
carshops necessary. General Manager
Frey said: -Even our Colorado freight
business has been materially improved.
Many Of the silver mines that closed
during the depression have reopcned
and freight is moving in the mountains.
think the hard times for railroads are
about at an end"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

II 10 pretty grneralls concs.ied that
Presitenf cieseisnd's sppointment q
James ). Van Alea 10 be Ambassador 10
Italy sas IN pursuance 10 corrupt bar
gain nsds b. W. q. Whitney with vaa
Alsa- IL - admitted By all parties con-
esrnsd that Van Allen contributed $4,000
% the democrat campaign fund William
c. Whitney. en- secretary OF the navy
aud the presidents political general
issimo. solicited the contribution Van
Allen, who Is represented ~ . vain
glorious society man. has unlimited
wealth. but like the majority Of rich
men. il not given 10 blowing" himself
iust For the glory Of II Therefore. when
Whitney asked Tor the money Van Allen
promptly inquired: -what do I get for
In" Whitney promised him the Italian
mission. Up 10 this point there was
nothing 80 very unusual In the negotia-
tions The same kind 81 political bargain
ing between committeeman and rich place
seekers has been q part Of our recent
political history. and not confined 10 one
party. either. But Van Allen declined 10
pay the price on whitney's word. lie
must have Clevelands bond. Whitney
got il for him. The money was paid
over. IL was used 10 elect Cleveland
Cleveland was elected. He appointed
Van Allen and redeemed his bond
by this act he has made the
mugwumps wildly indignant When
the probability Of Van Aliens APP
pointment reached the ears Of the presi-
dents mugwump friends in New York
they were both startled and dumb
founded. They declared that To carry
out such a bargain would be scauda-
lous- They appealed 10 Whitney and
wrote letters TO Cleveland imploring
them To repudiate the deal. The two
turned deaf ears Van Allen had paid
for the mission and be would have it.
Then Godsin. White. Willard and Gil
der. quartet OF Cleveland mugwumps.
started subscription and raised $50 900
TO pay back TO Van Allen Van Allen de-
clined 10 accept. He demanded his
pound Of flesh. And he got il. This.
in brief. Is the story OF the most scandal
lous prostitution OF the executive Office
known in the history Of the government
President Cleveland cannot escape the
condemnation his act has received
lie was party to the corrupt bargain
and sale Of the Italian mission and can
not plead that he was blindly led into
ratifying dishonorabIe contract made
by his campaign manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
/. Half-Century Her senior.

William hmsbury OF Sand Lake. a
veteran with four previous experiences
IN the matrimonial lottery. walked into
the county clerks Office yesterday and
asked for an official permit to we'd Miss
Mary Higgs, young miss OF nineteen
summers. who resides in the same prosy
hamlet Anhsbury has seen the leaves
of the forests assume their autumnal
hues sixty-nine times and has braved
the storms OF an equal number OF win
tiers, but the matrimonial field has lost
none Of its charms by the ravages OF
time aud tho experiences within its
confines To the white haired denizen OF
Sand Lake, and the license was issued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Thevsrying schemes under which high
priced hotels exact the largest possible
amount Of money from their patrons
were fully Investigated by Uncle Jcde-
diah Hawkins Of Hawkins Corners dur
ing his recent visit b the Worlds fair
On his return be talked learnedly Of tho
American and the European plans 70 his
neighbor, Mr.. Tudelssck.
"Und vot. = asked Mr.. Tudelsack. ''ish
dot American blan NIT hoteiY-
Tho Amerikin plan. answered Uncle
Jedediah. ia scheme in hotel 'csrdin
10 which ye have % eat twice ss much
- ye want in order 20 sit your moneys
WORTH
ssund rot Is dot Eurobsan blanr
''The European plan is Jest the other
way around. Yo have iess'n - want 81
eat By payin fer twiced ~ much - ys
tit"
by shirninyf' aid Mr.. Tudslssek. Il
like pattsr do. American blani'-Xouth's
Companion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
WENT TOSEE FATHER
Crank Stole Into White House
Looking FOR Cleveland.
WANTED PRESIDENTS CHAIR
Two onsce~ Gr~ppse Win Him and
fie Il Lodged In The fo-
lice station.

w.sHrsoros. Sept 2s.-This moFning
shortly before II o'clock white nsn
about . years OF age. IN SINE unsx.
plsined way. found his Nay into the
lower regions 81 the White house. and
meeting the colored cook said. Il want
10 ses father"
-whoi is your fathers~ the cook asked
him.
mr. Cleveland. Of COURSE was his
response
just then Policeman Heller appeared
upon the scene and saw st . glance that
the man was not altogether right. and 90
he dealt with him accordingly.
"Your father is out In the garden" he
told the mysterious visitor. ''Come
with me and we'll find him."
Arm in arm they started towards the
door, the intruder thinking he Was going
10 meet the president but the officer
knew that he would land him at the
watch box
On their way 10 the box the officer
asked the man. what did you want Ia
the White housey"
Il wanted that chair" was his re-
sponse.
What chaigfv
The presidents chair"
"Don't you think tho president flls II
Satisfactorily"
mo, don't" was the reply. 'and
intend 10 get IL by fair means or foul.
Give us each pistol aud III show you
who will get it-quick."
When they got to the watch box they
found Policeman liable on duty. Both
the officers knew what was going on,
tho prisoner grabbed the policelnan's
black jack from his pocket. evidently
thinking he was going to get pistol.
He tried 10 use the club on the officer.
but both officers grabbed him and the
struggle lasted but few minutes before
the man was overpowered-
The crank was conveyed 20 the police
station. where be gave the name Of Jo-
seph Washington and said be came
from Pennsylvania A charge Of being
a suspicious character was iled against
him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

w yE KNOW were in for great
wv Overcoat and Suit selling this
season You'll find on our counters the
smartest line of Overcoats ever exposed for
sale in this city
Take glance at those Kersey and
Melton. SO and sI2. fine as silk, Top Coats
in mouse and slate. cut in the latest fashions
and from the most stylish fabrics. They are
world beaters.
For SIS we show a superb garment that
cannot be duplicated at $40 elsewhere
Those SIS and SIS Coats, double lined
with French cashmere and silk, are several
knotches higher in quality and better than
if you hunt the town over
The king of all Black and Blue Ker-
seys at $50, made by our custom tailors,
challenge any 500 Overcoat in the city. All
garments are our own make and YOU know
that means satisfaction in every detail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
SHORT IN HIs ACCOUNTS
Alderman Pettit Under a Big Ffnan.
cial Cloud.

SACK CENTRE. MINI, Sept. ga. ii.
Petit. alderman q the first ward and
president Of Bryant Library association
and also president OF the Sank Centic
Building 4 Loan association. left for
Chicago four weeks ago ostensibiy for
the worlds fair. hut the developments
Of tho past forty -eight hours
indicate that he was under big
financial cloud and had no intention OF
returning to this city. There is an APP
parent shortage OF many thousand1 OF
dollars ia Mr.. Pettits accounts A rep
resentative Of the firm Of A. r. & l.. f..
Kelly OF Minneapolis. for whom Mr..
Petit was loaning money in this vicin-
ity, recently visited Sank Centre aud
checked up the books. A shortage OF
from 5000 TO 5000 was found at once.
Since that visit other stories have been
floated and il il stated Mr.. Petite
shortage will not fall short OF si0.0OO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29
EIGHT HOURS A DAY.
Pittsburg Shops to Resume With Full
Force or Men

FoRr WAYNE. Ind, Sept 2s.-The
Pittsburg shops. which. since the first
Of last August have been running on
half time and with reduced force. will
coon be running eight hours per day.
with a full complement 81 workmen.
This Is fact The only matter % doubt
is the date when the eight-hour rule
shall begin. II was rumorod on tho
streets this afternoon. and the ruclor Is
said to have originated with one ~ tho
officials. that next Monday new work
would be taken up just where II was
dropped several weeks ago and continue
indefinitely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

ANoTHER ~best known and most
highly respected" citizen has gone
wrong. lie lived in Ohio and sold for
ss set. ten tinted steel engravings rep
reseniing different events in the diseov-
cry Of America by Columbus The
purchasers received ten Columbian
postage stamps. and the good citizen Is
in Jail That kind of business is all
right In Indiana. IL won't work in
Ohio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

No greater hero than little Mary Bar
rett ever faced the Messenger Of Death.
For months she suffered the agonizing
torturcs OF violently inflicted physical
injury but through IL all the sweetness
Of her young soul was never tinged by a
sigh or suggestion OF complaint. She
bore her suffering like martyr and her
greatest concern was for the health and
happiness Of those about her. Her life
was a sermon and her death poem. Ii
Is well indeed that her marvellous forti-
tude and nobleness OF soul should not
be hidden from passing admiration.
Such a child as Mary Barrett is an
inspiration and benediction. She lived
only little while in this world and
while she lived the world-her world.
narrowed by physical torment-was a.
bright with her presence as the dawn
ing % the eternal day which Is 10 be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

DocTuR HszKtTrxf has been confirmed
a. consul At Milan. The most Disagree
ahie feature about this appointment -
that a very pleasant and sdsble citizen
vii leave the city Tor = temporary 80
iourn Meath foreign skies. We'd rather
be would stay At home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Bro AxrrtoPK and 30 Sioux braves
have begun the s<ason IN South Dakota
nth a ghost dance They can hardly
hope b distract puhIic stsention from
The Uuitesi states senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

John kaminski. grocer doing bust
ness on Eleventh. street. was arrested
yesterday on three charges 81 selling
liquor 10 minors, and be was taken be-
fore Judge Haggerty. where be de
manded an examination and gave bail
for his appearance in court on Monday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-29

Osroask II vii - observed ~ Col.
umbu~ day AZ ths wcridfs fair. The
great uavigatoFs name IL immoFtaIized
~ every day q the fair but q special
day = deemed nece~~ary b. enphasize
the bouudss-~nees - he greatness.