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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
HOTEL CHATS.

G.. H. Holmes Of Salt Lake City, pro-
prietor Of the knutsford hotel. was "A
guest in The Morton yesterday. Mr.
Holmes has just returned from trip
through the east. Il am surprised at
the general quietness OF business said
he. lit is dulier than ] had been led
even 10 suspect. Being hotel man. !
naturally look az the hotel registers the
first thing. They serve az very accu
rate barometer in measuring the amount
81 business done, II may use that ex-
preston. The arrivals IN all the east
ern hotels are very few. and the natural
arrivals in Chicago are far below the
limit The worlds fair Is proving tho
revelation of the Chicago hotels: but
they are not reaping the harvest that
they expected by any means. The Nor
ton house here in Crana Rapids - doing
better business in proportion than
any hotel | have been in since
| left home. While speaking
~ the general financial situation, Mr..
Holmes said: The impression that all
we western people are advocates II free
silver IL erroneous. Only few * the
fanatics are shouting for ~ The ma
iority hold radically different views.
What We DO want ~ definite unsier.
standing between shc east and wusi. 81
that our SILVER naire owners nay know
what % ekyee. AMI how 10 make plans
for future business IL = the uneeFiain-
~ that i Gripping the silver nrn ~ TIE
west rather than legislation or lack q
legislation"
Ibid you ever no; CO the enthusiasm
with which tie average individual az
tempts "a explain the haaHcial eitua
ilonyr said II ,. Avnruc. 81 Toledo. ia
The Morton yesfsrtav sin thr lasf
ninety DAYS / have fsilssf 30 Ind Il mao
that lid rot know all about H. Bot
how many men DO sau suppose there
are Wha really know tte es.cfei ~ /;
and the rense,fss l'resatly no, Eve
a. the Unliod States. Indeed. IL am
correctly ihfofmei. tise administration
l. on "a hunt for sscA man. aid
las thus far been unsuccessful When
saesi frainei ananciers - Henry Cieps
All Caaauces Depes slfer widely he
ga the rtmedy. u seems prepest rows
for any Il ns 10 attempt g. explain the
.igaasson In fact I have seheue
y sch | think soaiI 10 ucssssful NJ.
Ia not going o d;vHlgc IL d snybe3y
Then eeot - euyed ahos, il sssn
tie real remedy is i,nba
:. " Brady - DSfro'' rsefsi.er =
the ffm - brafir t,srpDsf saz
guest "a Sefef Ye~teriay M. Brady
sas IN the eiiy icsasinE after thn ffus
iniefesfs "a ths Eeslnoe8 Ogssrs hoass
witch has been Feiaoseiea aa8 fetffe1.
We expect q have TIE finest lins - ~
fractions we have ever Rad bsre ssid
10 MI t.Rf-oad - ros east iss,kfg
-fbem fos'd ihitx the thtairiaHi cat
l6aa j. nj very encouraging ~ineiint
vssuy let there 80 more cpF, fizE,iss
Preparing g. - On the road Eest sac .
than eser befors They a. exreft - a.
land -npice business 90. Perhaps tiey
vfA. Perhaps they ssH ( We o. nj
expect - 20 com ge.lr.i - s4srees arr e
oar sttfsctscns-
70 ycs knew how ! gsssye the prob
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

~thezn's the kic.l o sellers al tight
asass kisei. Ssss.and P.sindsAisr.
Even people hani q hearing can 40
tie the SIT Tassling boise made bs the
saeoting corn thsse glorious summer
ais fsFlsnglkin HAskeye.
The New iork base bali team oonsin-
nes 10 slir IL trolley wire with rrga-
laFity that u ssnlunetrical IL not salts
factory New iork World
The popelisss d. not seeun - vild and
ridsraloos siGeo the free silserites have
plunged inio the hnancssl controserss.-
81 Louis tilooe- D.naoefal
IL has teen 81 dry that the song IL
the grassh0pper sounds hike somebody
trying meat across tie xa!.-Atlanta
Constitution
No compromise with the silver men.
NAil that 10 your rnasthea and keep II
there.-C Cincinnati Commercial.
II n well regulated family the olive
branch 81 peac1 il sometimes q stout
hickory sptoot. Dallas >ess-
Why do,~n't somebody publish cor
rect translation n the ordinary railway
guide. Chicago Tribune.
II Speaker Grip wall turn down Bland
Of Missouri all vii 10 forgiven him.
Chicago Journal.
The prize hfiil is generally unap-
proachabss in his particular iield--Iroy
Press
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

CmcAGo. July =. The pad sanis.
eions at tie fair today were ss.e6
The national geographical conference
were Ia session in recital ball today.
Addresses we're made bs Sishor Gfarssa
A dc Zca.asuzs. brazilian commissioner
10 the fair. ca South fraxii.- haron
lie Mae, brazilian Commissioners. on
Amazon River Dr. Adkg Erilsl.
Venezuelan comm .sssoner 10 The far. ia
Venezuela Ensign Roger lisss;er.
fsrsguay@n Commissioner u thr far.
on -I.arsguhs," Cart John g.. lsougke.
l.. = A, on la kAilda" Paul Is. d.
Chaliiu- tie explorer. spoke fofs-iiis
about the first dlscoyrry - America -
the Norsemea from Icelassd The ether
addr sfes we're =. SFpt Victor Maria
Concas. commander u the caraseis. "a
the .-cafave.s n Columbus" nv nd
a otter. "In the Make q Coiumhas.
and by Abdsi kahnan. OF -Joh0Fle
The Worlds toiumblaU exposition
will be open next SUNDAY. The H. sn-
thoritatiVely stated proa the word n
the attorney FOG the fair and majority
- tie members ~ the council ~ admin
isfrat.on. There IL no other niierlasive.
Ant. Sunday openers. who have used
every pound az ammunition asaiiAtic o.
accomplish their purposes. admit that a
stern Law, with their unwillingnes> q
fiy IN the face a tie court CON peiF
them 20 give their consent q al open
far for al least che more Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

spess salksrs we're prohibited from
pffing tas.f ealing aitgethaT. That
csha0t Re aek3evsd. IL Hzsst &c Fsgu-
lad ~ sale aaa effective ussthosiz. The
= liee Aass authority ta aFpFehead d.
ssasriy psfspns Il sny taae u day Of
aighf Tkey may act taks al os'iecly
psrsan into cassts@is vho may TIC upon
he streets at anssenlly hssFs without
es-eesdlag their authority hes very
disa.rseabia IL would be fE a young
sssnan. bslsled ~ Der oeeupallcn q
otherwise. until usorning hours. 10 End
herself Ia the custody u Policeman as
a street stalker. iios greatly that dis
4ssss.ah&enu<s ~ould be Hssuisled we're
shs 20 be casl IEto jail b await The
friendly iaterfsrenee - ter relatives b.
ire she could be Esisaset The pres
eace 4 ulairon "a the jail would not
ss.lhs hss Ncuntiei rride nor blnd up
her Grlssed sepEtatien- II were better
taat airsi, and nin- BAD girls should
saIz tie streets unnlSiested than that
ene ilnoeeut womAn h. taken a. su=
Iee- The palace should not be armed
With discretion u - dosscate usssion-
Tho street saiSers can he driven ffoal
sffrets @iihoat exposing the innoeent 10
the Agmiliating possibility Of being
raFted 10 iall The women Who are I'M
ls0stanlng the board u appoint q usatron
Tor police headquarters aFe siaeere IN
heir i4usiahls Anbitiog - protect Grim
lnals u thrif own SEA; bat little re-
ieetion VII co.siaee them that Il would
~ llnpoiltie to appoint matron and
laen maze business Tor her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

able trade IN veneersy~ asked Jahn Is.
neeANaA "a sweegs ~ sts >es
fs'fk SALES q p.a1es- Nlaon the faaae
trade = sood. am conndsni q selllng
iots ~ sensxrx When the r42so sseeie
- Dad i knew there isss'f uaech use IA
tryins u alspose q g<.o1s Aotat;ag
strange atoof thai flano< are iuxn.
ries Nhen there = q aeniApa fas rheta
IL The ssx York market. there Il ; gen
erai demand for al kina- - toa~e
furnishings When there - a ssesA~nd
for furniture there l. = f.s cal fof
veaeef. The Taaso sa<rset l. gspstng
rrner nos sha sos vii ses a. iAlEuse-
nent IN al Ainds II business.
y Wieisrkoids, 81 I<,4ls; James }.
Nsson. AontreAs: G. n. Asbce; = -
stone fot-dssn. y. L., A ~ Irton.
kons. \. T.. e. T. Clase. Dee Aeanes.
iosa were among the fUfnifGus buyers
that arrived Ia the city yesterday
Mrs- ". \. Ferris ~ H. i.4pi.is. wife
IL Prf. W. y. Ferris u the Industrial
school and late democratic canaisisie for
ecngTess IL lsae El~senth district, ainea
II &c Morton yesterday.
George A. fars. ons II Grand Haven :
attorneys ana one IL tie is'aoers of tie
Ottawa rolnfs repula.cans zee . guest
IN the New Lsiags,oa to- dsnneF yes
terdas.
George W. Bulls 81 ana Artsor, and
W. j. Wilson of Denver. We're guests IL
Sweets yesterday
r. L. Irish. proprietor ~ the Spring
Lake house, uilod The New Livingston
yesterday.
W. T. sandeil Bedding stock dealer.
was among the arrivals Ia The Sweets
james Dempsey, Manis'-e lumber
man, arrived ~ Sweets yesterday
MoKroS-J. +. Densiow. Mnskeeon:
Mrs. W. y. Ferris. Big Rapids, X T.
Bonsfseld Bay City; Alexander Denton.
Howard City, X ). Chase. Miss Belle
Smith. Detroit
NV LI,I~csros--Fred Reynolds.
Fremont: John A. Hoffman. Kalamazoo:
George 4. Farr. Grand Haven; Mira &.
IL. Cooke. Kalamazoo; r. L. Irish
Spring Lake; b. Bithee. Portland.
SwEf1's James Dempsey. Nanis.eo,
W +. Sandell. Bedding: r. &. Llndiey.
Detroit; q. W. Bulls. Ann Arhor. III. y.
Cook. White Pigeon; W. L. hillaln. De
troit
EAoLE-E- j. McNaughton. Coopcrs.
vile; j. II. Moon. Shelby; ". DE Long,
Lakeyiew; II. H. StoIghton Otsego,
John Trawly. Lake City.
KrsT-J. ii. Hilton and wife, Jack
son: George A. Link and wife. CESAR
Springs; ". ". Reed. Ludington; j. J.
4 Smith. Manistee; ". ". boardmaa. hai.
amazoo; A. L. Myers. Lakessew.
CLARESDoS--A. H. Whitney, Kent City:
James Towle. Greenviile. r. NJ Nood
raf. Rockford; r. r.. Lessiter. Grsttan,
j. u. Deibridge. Detroit; >. Il. Hawle.
Billiards..
BRIDGE STREET Hawlcy, Al.
lendale; ". IL. Wright Saranae; +. "
I Avery. Lowell; G. A Rupert. kalamazoo,
w. j. C,ne, Saginaw, 4. l.. Powcrs
Kent City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
DENVER IS so ALERT
She Is Feeding the Thousands Of
Starving Miners.
VERDICT IN THE ARATA CASE
Troops still Guard the Niitiary Camp
and Arc liver Ready ~
Qseii . iiios-

DEsyER. July 2s.-The situation IN
Denver tonight Is mofe reAssuring.
There Is al absence q gatherings on the
streets and il Is evident the authorities
are in the mastery. The eofoner's jury
IN the case ~ AIafa returned
verdic, that NJ. Arzta came
to his death by the hands II
persons unknown One thousand ua-
employed wogkuen were fel al tie Ie.
military camp in River Trout park. and
several hundred men have been shipped
out II the city. While no further out
break 10 anticipated. the authorities
have relaxed none 81 their vigilance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
onlf.k IN coLLEoEs.

University and college presidents at
the National Educational congress are
discussing kaether Greek should be in
sisted upon in the requirements FOR the
d..l.see Oi Bachelor of Arts. Both
Johns Hopkins and Harvard universe
ties have made IL an elective study; but
n4ediaesa traditions still CHING - close
N 10 tbs Modern ideas OF education that
many IL tile foremost scholars ~ the
country resent any attempt 10 eliminate
Greek as al essential factor in the col
legs curriculum as an act OF pedagogy
cal vandalism. Of the Greek language
and the Greek literature. no tribute i too
lofty. \ true comprehension ~ the Greek
spirit is a mighty element in the lie
velopment a. tbs cultured tastes II the
ideal scholar. But the college student
rarely learns enough Of Greek 10 read
ten consecutive lines intclligeutly with
out the aid OF dictionary. lie is not
taught Greek. lie is taught Greek
synisx. And as for the spirit, the little
be has Is acquired second hand and
might AS well have eminafed from the
Choctows. Sooner or later the evolution
81 a better theory Of education will rele-
gate Greek to the place OF an optional
study. where 10y right it belongs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Many idle rumors are started by
fhoushtlcss persons. which. after gener-
Gus additions made in transit from oue
% another. take on a highly sensational
and damaging character. These rnmors
should not be banded aa harmless bits
- gossip. They frequently do more O.
uadermsne the credit q solvent business
men than The protests u notes and suits
for debt The whole country II iast
emerging from oas u the mos; dis
couraging CRISES in finance IL ever
experisnce,L t,ran3 Rapids has not
Ieen touched by the least vitra-
loo II unsettlemcnt II would be
calamity indeed u ille gossip
should drive any q our business
iten into involuntary bankruptcy.
Therefore let'he damaging busy -tensaes
q, til,el Nothing tut harm can Re
su'f irtm The viisp.rcd condolences arc
seseish Prophecies ~ impending csl.
l4sse - any q our business men, Stop
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

CnicAeo. July .ss.--The finals in tho
National Lawn Tennis association's
were won today by Hobart
and Hovey. the eastern cracks who de-
feated Clark and Chase. 81, CT and GA.
Tomorrow the winners will meet Camp
bell and Hunt. the present champions
of the United States. The final mstch
in consultations between Emeren broth
cs and Myers and Page was won by the
latter, c. I'd, 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

BAsTRor. Ter. July - Aler. Brown
was hanged here to-day Tor wife mursier.
lie made iuil confession On the cal.
lows. Las, night he cot his thFost. eav.
ering the Wild pipc. which prolonged
his he after The drop, all getting ihie
has lungs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

ST.. PAuL. July ga private tele-
gram received at Northern Pacific rail
way headquarters says w. $. Mellen.
general manager ~ the road. died at
Victoria. British Columbia. last night.
Of an attack Of neuralgia OF the heart.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

ArTEE tedious sitting spent in re-
ceiving testimony. tue court martial at
Valetta has exonefated from blame all
the officers on trial for the Victoria dis
aster. and isxed the responsibility upon
ADMIRAL Tryon. Every newspaper in
america expressed similar opinion the
day after the disaster. None o, them
requiFel three weeks 10 discover who
made the blundcr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

PoRTIAsD. Ore. July 2s.-Lewis 4
Dryden. the largest publishing house in
this section Of the country has gone into
the hands Of receiver. The object is
To prevent an attachment 40 that the
concern may continue its business under
receiver Assets fully 100000, and
debts not more than $1,000
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Francis Pelkey. Marine City boy
who was at the Industrial school. but
who was sent home. is returning 10 Ian
sing because has home life Is worse than
that Of the prison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

WHEsT took a heavy tumble on the
Chicago board - trade yesterday.
touching the lowest point since thewar.
The Chicago wheat plt ia an erratic in
stitution. Its values. IA well "a its
transactions. are purely fictitious. Tn.
fortunately IL quotations affect actual
sales. and The result may he seen in the
offer = - eerts bushel on tho local
mnrket
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

WAsnsoF0S. Jaiy =. - For Lou r
Nich.1l Generally IaiE ',4futs-siy,
preeelcd ~ iacal sto4rrs 10 EASTERN
parfsoc toeisht. eestefiy sinds, warm
60 ia n,sgfArfl portion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

The Waterloo street missi was
moved yesterday a few door north - its
former quarters aud is now located ia
the building occupied at one time by the
Farmers feed stable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

TOMORROW the gates OF the worlds
Fair will he opened to tho public. 4
kink in the legal complications which
have harrassed and annoyed the officials
makes it Imperative 10 obey and order
- tho court commanding the gates TO
IL opened or % answer for contempt of
court There is no other alternative
Hers = a chance Tor the Sunday closers
20 point 70 their proud efforts and ex.
claim eve are the people,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

l. the French have not changed their
minds ali the ports Of Siam are block
AIDED this morning. No vessels will be
permitted 70 pass in or out OF the Menan
river except under special orders from
Admiral Human. Ii is probable that
Bangkok will be hombarded within a
week. French troops landed. and siam
be placed under the control OF the
French. IL won't take long 10 settle
tho issue unless China and England
interfere.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
From GIadstone's Side.

The Daily News tGiadstonianl OPP
posed 10 the opinions Of the tor. organs
quoted, gives this view of the trouble:
Nv hen the public learns how the dis
turbance arose there will be universal
feeling II indignation and regret that
the most illustrious statesman OF age
was exposed 10 insults as those flung 10y
Mr.. Chamberlain. To compare Mr..
Gladstone with Herod at the awful close
OF his career met the warmest approval
OF the opposition. To refer 10
Mr.. Chamberlain as Judas was
an outrage 10 be resented with
violence. Ii is noteworthy that whereas
Mr.. OConnor apologIzed. there Was no
hint II apology or retraction froA Mr.
Chamberlain and his abettors. Mr..
Chamberlain knew and probably in
tended what was Meant by compari-
son Of the prime minister with Herod.
The people IN thee country viii resent
the insult in manner which may cause
Mr.. Chamberlain and his friends regret
for the rest ~ their political lives"
The Daily Chronicle tunionist says
that Mr.. Chamberlain must bear the re
sponsibiliiy Tor the scene. While Mr..
Gladstunes eplthet devil ADVOCATED for
Mr.. Chamberlain was playful and per
fectly good natuFed. says the Chronicle.
"tie other was uncourteous and unwIse
and issued FROM a bosom in which Mr.
Gladstone's shaft was still ranking.
Tho Pail Mall Gazette says. Every
Engllshman must feel the shame and
Disgrace Nevertheless IL cannot be
said that the scene was out Of keeping
with the whole story OF the home rule
bull. When parliament has been VIC.
lently rayishcl az It's freedom. II Is idle
10 complain over much because It's pet
tlcoats are spoiled. Mr. Gladstone
muzxled the house and rabies set IN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Fffse 81 Hesi ~ atalf fti@ hsnz
8 ire~ saai,1 Vice. George Ne=- =
bF-.kiya. irasna. fsiusei e. shut NJ
BE- satse- 80 sssiess llss if ep with
dsaeafe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
wCAlcaN.s LEGAL HOLIDAYS.

act number Is ~ the public acts 81
1876 amends the act 81 lst5 designating
what are known as tue legal holidays IA
Michigan. rs e WAS not ordered io
take Immediate effect Il viii not become
operative pufil ninety days after the
close ~ the session. May % After that
time the legal holidays in this state aill
ie
The first day ~ January. or New
Years day,
Tie twenty second DAY ~ February.
or Wsssirs.iaa birthday.
The ihruesh day q lay. OF Decora-
tion day.
Tbs fourth hay ~ Juiy.
The first Monday Of September or
Labor day.
The twenty 9Th day of December. ~
Christmas day.
Every saturday from II O'Clock Noon
until II O'clock night. known a. . haif
holiday
Any day appointed b. the governor ~
The PRECEDENT as p day u fasting and
prayer er Thanksgiving state Affair."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
What the rhundercr said.

The Times says: MIR. Gladstone must
fee. some qaa.lns when he loCks upon
the working out 81 hrs latest achieve
men: The suppression IL free debate
by the tyrannlcal volts ~ the majority -
worthier II the French revolutionary
convention than III the English house OF
commons. liz il certain 10 dislntegrats
and detnolIsh parliament. IL has goadei
the minority, deprived 81 the right =
discuss the measure involving vast con
stitutional changes. into an outburst OF
angry indignation.
We regret the opposition took notice
or the disgraceiul insults with which
Mr.. Chamberlain was assailed. The po-
Atical manners of the might have been
left To serve "a AN example OF what
would occur in the Irish legislature
should MIR. Gladstone succeed in estab-
lishing that prepostsrous body.
The Standard says cdltoriaily: I'VE
had all. without distinction of party. be
lieved that disorder IN our legislature
never would degenerate To blows. Ne
cannot longer Halter ourselves thus We
must renounce the privilege of observing
from pinnacle Of conscious dignity the
ARRAYS IN the colonial assemblies and
broils in the French chamber. The cpl
sode must have been unspeakabiy pain
full TO Mr.. Gladstone; his bitteresi OPP
ponent must allow that he has sought
IL maintain high standard OF courtesy
and dignity in parliament. hut Mr..
Gladstone must be- aware that the igno-
bic scene was closely connected 10y the
cham az causes and elected with the
discredit which he has brought on the
house OF COMMONS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

e reckon. .aal Farmer netbes>
ieosisg 81 M Dahemsy salssane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

titF Gets tlilaF - Iona received
dispatch froiu Triton. :. d.. saying that
the sister - biis r. Erew. Who vas r..
sent.F Ia ialsia 81 search - her. Nss At
tat place len seare ago family ~
SEVER eaidftn we're left orphans and
fae tee giria pere sent froin AZ asylum
iH Ess4ier b iania Ore - The giyis
vac inuna ala now the other y ls<atri
ard Tar iauii.b wili fe united after many
ysara
y t'os'er ef~1 kezarine. Wtc ves sef
Wig time 81 TIE ~eCinaw fal and ~hg
pas olkrd go - q trgsfy skipff.i yes
tefiHg ne fsr' that ~ wotii have e.
stan8 tfai ~ alleged criminal sesaut
"a . yeaf . eirl nay have hasss {
Fa~ips departure
The supreme court hse ordered rev
trade e. txo nsurdefrrs c1ufned ~
Jseli~sa. tArsrtsE-f ofifsen c9nvicte3
sruul lpsireit - narsseFins fresi lsHfs
sa4 William rs.nef - rsgluae con
slesssl - nur.lefng BE brother.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

tf tha .tenrtt efilfas Al strength
q fhe eaefrY Is Engaged - hofele-a
ai,eaet g laetfs gl..ss snifh pension
asfaels
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

Ofs Holland faeuds ta visit the
vaslfs tair il body % August 50 ih-
arthisy - Wllhsiaina tar infant
qneeu ( che Netherlands Grand Rapids
0iii - '.e~erssri essy Of ihaf DAY i the
ai'g RS TAR saHters shal sppfoxrlafe
oar Hofara rei.a'atien
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29
HIS PRIDE IS HURT
John Bull laments the Fight 10
the House Of Commons.
WHAT the PAPERS SAID
Fart isAutHsn Aside. An Mesubers Agree
On This One Point. That the Scene
liza. Dis;<racod hing land.

LosDoS, July =. The hand %. hand
ccnflict la the house II commons last
night has ua4de deep impression
Throughout the cogntry. aud on esefs
side much regret il expressed that tho
affair should have occurred The mat
ter came Up Ia the house to-day o. .
question assxed b William Alexander
Hunter ,lis.efall member for North
Aberdeen. who desired Mf. Gladstone
10 appoint ceh9mittee 10 iosusru into
the ad4ir. Mi. Gladstone said that the
question Mas enc II tho greatest deli
eacy. The occurrence. ne added. formed
u very serious fact IN the history ~ tho
house. lie would consider the point
and give al ansWer next week IN regard
90 The appointment % couamlttee u
inquiry.
Much space on the editorial pages OF
the London dslIies Is devoted today II
comment on the tight IA the house OF
commons last evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-29

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