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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

The report q the minority Of the
ways and uesns COMMITTEES bristled
with Arguments and statement. o. facts
that Should bring the blush % shame to
the broV u every democrat politiciaa
ssd law maker Ia washiagfoa. II
chsrges the leaders q the democrat
party with eowardica Il polats out
that the Chicago platform. upoa which
Clsvelsnd and the present oongrsas was
elected. declared protective tariff to be
nnconstiiutioaai IL proclaimed pria.
esples disalstfically opposed 10 estab-
hsdrspnbiscan policies Add nov the
Isadsrsaad iAw makers are afraid tocarry
cut those principles The Wilson bali 10
not fr~o trade. nor even a tariff TOE rev.
snnr onlY nsasare. lt has been called
and with propEicty a dsformsd child Of
protection AZ q ths objections that
can b rsissd against The McKluiey law
spply VITA sqeai forcs 10 The wnsoa
biil. whiie the srxaments ia favor o. the
ene DO not support the o.hsr. The men
bers q ne misority chow thoroazh
knovis.iye d ths subi~cs and have made
an sshanstiss report The evil. % "A
valoren dahss are fully d~sit apoa All
plainly shown. The fzIlacy 70 -frs. raw
msfssiag' h fully puncsorsd and the
disestfoas effesfs e fres wool and irna
riaiaiS puintea cut IL - s-simatesI that
fnIly afty democrats Ia the HSus. ars
epposei "a ne bsIl ia ia present. form.
hecsaes q he biow II vlll strike a
nsnafsetafiaz insssssf. ia thar Ioeall.
te. Bat i 10 noe probahis that iftv
ssnoerst representatives will stand up
- - eonnssi srsinss TIE enal passage
- ths biik The party vAip wili la-h
tten ia.s he sad M bsn ~lB kseoma
lss nuls~ q shsald Fail - p..-~sws h
tk- renate u ia Industries q any
seetion sfs o. ~ Frustrated - IN tets
- 10 pFrseat asusncrat representatives IL
eeearsss. ttst 1lsui<t slll lik.ly 8eeias
~ ehsng~ ~ ta> asst siectiou. Fer
this rsssou iSs.esA pas,g istsseess ssaid
rronpt rspaAllcnns - 90 18th folded
go 80 -.->--<---At~ ---s-@ 49, s~-..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

The Rsx Dr. Pair. in bis ssrmon AZ
So Marks church Sunday svering. gave
his hearers 20 understand that Ne vas
believer IN the faith cure. He beld that
CArist xas sent 70 save meas bodies -
vslI - thar sonl2 he declared that II
rasn would pat THAR faith in christ he
would save them from Ignorance. from
cisesss. and from sln- o. conrss. II Ne
can believe that supernatural and
miraculous power h pat forth AZ the
answer 10 the prayer Of faith. this pro-
position Of Dr. Fairs must be accepted.
Dr. jackson. howessr. believes that al
prayer Is answered through the opera
Of natural Law. a Law OF the spiritual
verdi DR.. Fair did not quite make his
msaniDg clear. that IL. be did not
state whether the agency employed was
natural OF strictly supernatural What
L. known ~ christian science has no
doubt SONS very deep truths 10 advo-
cate. a. the power Of the mind over the
body 10 not fully eomprehended But
the many instances wherein the persons
who trusted in the power Of faith rather
than Ia the proper use Of medicines
died. have created widespread mistrust
Of the so-called faith cure. A faith that
can remove mountains il would seem
taisht heal the sick. but there is trouble
TO obtain faith like this. A man may
think be has il when he does not and.
being wofully deceived. be goes down to
death The faith cure seems reasonable
when viewed an the play Of mind upon
mind. or % the mind upon the body. but
a. tho action Of medicine 10 not depend
ent upon the amount or correctness OF
one's faith. IL seems much safer to 90 to
the doctor rsthsr than the priest when
the body IL diseased. A clergyman may
well handle this matter OF the faith cure
with great caution and clezrness lest the
simple. trusting ones discover their error
when il Il too lafa THx HERALD would
be pleased 10 have DIR. Fair avail him.
sslf OF its columns to define his position
on this important matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Ir.Lr is again having trouble with
that dangerous secret society. the Mafia.
The riots in Sicily. caused by the agit Ia
ton against new system Of taxation.
are laid at the door O. this society. The
inpotsncy Of the lsw to cope with its
workings lie illustrated by the recent
killing Of sheriff aud his family. and
the dispatch Of large military force TO
put II down. The fact that the Italian
government must frequently employ
extra Judicial power and military force
10 suppress the Malta lends color to the
claims Of tho leaders 81 the New Orleans
mob. that the society with its secret
and vicious oaths Is beyond the reach OF
the Law.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
sFonM BREwrNG.

Supervisor Havens % Grand Rapids
tosnship inds himself in q vsxatious
prcdicament isst now on account Of the
management Il afairs AZ the Soldiers
home. Several Of the veterans have
been discharged OF refused admission
for ons cause o. another and have
thrown themselves On his hands The
veterans say it Il % no use for them 20
70 hack 90 tbs places from whence they
came. "a tho authorities declare that
disabled or needy soldiers should be
care>l for by the state and not by the
city Or township Of course the author
itiss Of the town are under no obliga-
tion 10 care for them. and could not do
10 K they we're. When al old soldier
Knocks a. Mr. Havens' door and says he
has 40 food or sheltef. he can hardly
turn him out in the cold. and yet
strictiy speaking be runs considerable
ananeial risk Ia providing Tor them and
expecting his township viii foot the
hillz Ia hi. dilemma be has appealed
Go Attorney General Ella for his opin-
ION. In time like this when thou
sands Of skilled and abie-bodied work.
nen ara In forced isllsness. il may safely
bs assumed that the old soldiers chances
are not very bright 1tvould seem that
the Soldiers hone authorities might
vel err on the side % mercy II a veteran
apples Tor admission 1t Is hard TO
eoncsive % IA odsnss grave enough 10
warrant them Ia turning soldier out in
underwater. especially this winter. II
Il said Mr.. Ravens viii present bill
Zoe the care % these veterans 10 tho
board Of managers. on the ground that
the home and not Grand Rapids town.
ship should provide Tor them. The
matter u q sufficient importancs in va
rious ways 70 warrant Dir. Havens ar-
pesling 10 the attorney general II hs
decides that ths board should pay. and
they dsciins 10 DO 40. Supervisor Ravens.
having an elephant on his hands. will
doubtless make a very determined effort
&c set r.d q IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
ARE NOT TO STRIKE
Court Issues an Order That Sur
prisss Employee
rSIoIns THEM FROM STRIKING
Northern Pacific Empioyes Think
Thsy Nave Besa Foossd ~ ths
Road and Are Md

Sr. Paul. Dec. 26--A document Was
delivered into the hsnds q United
States Marshal Donshowes this ssening
which may have the sf1ect ~ detsrring
the engineers. iTenes. Conductors
trainmsn and telegraph operators at the
Northern Pscifc railway from striking
IL vas issued by Judge Caldwell of the
United States circuit and 10 In eject an
injunction 10 the men from striking.
The 80 delegates here from the various
unions are in IN angry state Of uaind
At their conferences this evening they
were told BY General Manager Ken
drick Of the Northern Pacific that no
modification Of the January schedule
could b given them They claim that
this was great injustice. because they
had been kept here aimee the 18th to
await the movements OF Mr.. Kendrick.
only to meet rebuff. They slso claim
that the company's action today 10
issuing through the courts such IN
order vas the plsinsst possible indica-
ton that the demands OF the men we're
never seriously considered. They Are IN
state OF great excitement and may
take SOME action at . midnight meeting
at the Windsor hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
AMUSEMENT NOTES

Gen. Lew wallace's divine story, ben
Hur." was told in tableaux and panto-
mime at Powers last night In illus
trating this tale OF Christ. q generous
amount OF elaborate scenery IL used. all
of which faithfully and beautifully
shows location and places where the
romances transpires The diversions
which are introduced. that is the drill
Of the Roman soldiers. the march OF the
Princesses and the Blackbird, Butterfly
and Goudolier dances. were admirably
executed. The young ladies. and some
Of them are just in childhood happy
hours. acquitted themselves with great
credit in these marches and dances.
every movement being presented with
grace aud precision. All tho characters
are pantomimic. and the local talent
did surprisingly well. succeeding ia Civ
their characters method aud meaning.
George III. Blackman was n vigorous
and manly Ben Hur. being Of course az
ali times the central figure OF interest
Mrs Buckley. az Ben Hur's mother,
aud Misses Ethel Barnard aud Cora
Fox assumed their roles with much In
terest and expressiveness. Mics Ethel
Preston was a handsome Irss. being
1.-the OF figure and graceful In action.
her fine face and animated features de-
noting full comprehension al the feeling
and life Of the character. The
familiar description OF the char.
lot race was effectively read by
Paul Davls Tie young ladies
who represented the stzfusry OF the
graces. which are Interpreted as the
production progresses. we're stately aud
graccfulM posss. Detailed description
% the innume-sbie pictures and tab
iesux would not, II sttsmpted convey
sufficient idea of the attractive and lib-
eral manner in which they were pre-.
sensed. The closing Transformation.
"Tras Dream % the Nile vas q revels-
fioa OF brillisncy and beauty. The audi
snoe Vas highly spprecistive This Of
ferinG % ben Hur' is TAR supefsof %
the Que seen here three years ago. the
s.ssoery being entirely oew aud much
mere abundant In gill be repeated
every evening dursng The week.
Cue H.lIs speciality conysnies are
giviag q performance - aaasusl mefit
Al The Grand this week. Some q the
fests of the gymnssts are calculated 10
cause the blood 10 run Geld. but Tor the
confidence with which the performers
do Their hazardous tasks
Grand Rapids lodge Va "a. I, A. N.
has i=saed lpvststieus b. Q hard tines
eat" 10 take place on The stage % The
Grand tseigAt TIE i>sss wiii be spread
~ III p IA
There stll l.s . Aetinee - vel - On
sssaink performance "a smishs teass
The fai Pgusssm ell bs presented st
the eatinss
The Diseased HFsskef" wili IL ssen
"a IA flxAAa 81 sAxs s~-k
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
General coleman !. Mad.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 26.--A telegram
has been received at the war depart
Louis protesting against the award Of a
medal OF honor TO Gen. Dennis l. Kirby
for service at the battle OF Chicamauga.
Gen. Coleman commanded the Eighth
Missouri volunteers. Of which General
Kirby was the major. General Coleman
comedies General Kisby's bravery. but
says that reward for service on that
occasion 10 due to Capt. Neil, rather
than to Gen. Kirby.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

A GREAT deal Of alleged wit was fred
AZ tho Chicago Inter Oceans "Dsutsch"
columns. published during the recent
msyoralty campaign ia that town. The
idea possibly did not receive the APP
prevail OF alleged journalists. but Il
was a good advertisement for the paper.
Mr. Kolsaht may not be Journalist"
bat hs Is a very successful publisher
lust the same.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27


Aibany-Pbiladciphia Collision.
PoBr HuRoS. Mich. Dec. 26-The
government investigation OF the Albany
Philadelphia collision last fall has been
made before Inspectors F. II. Danger
and Frank Van Lew OF Port Huron.
The Official report in regard to the mat
ter viii be submitted to the public
Thursday. Except Captain HUI. there
were no witnesses from the Philadel-
phia. all men on watch on that boat Ut
the time OF the accident being lost In
Inflated yawi boat The evidence
showed the vessels met in
sheet OF fog of Point
Aux Bsrqucs. the atmosphere having
been clear at the point where the two
boats were a few minutes before the
collision The engines Of both boats
were backing ut the time they came to-
gether. The investigation throws no
light upon the subject OF the lost boat
The theory advanced 10 that when the
yawl was launched she drifted astern
under the screws OF the Philadelphia
and was struck by the paddle. az rift
appears TO be made by blow on the in.
side OF the boat. The responsibility Of
the whole affair is still mystery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
FILED A BIC MORTGAGE
Wood Moving Machine Co Executed
One for 81, 600. 600

ST LouIs. Dec. &c. The Waiter A.
Wood Moving 4 Resping Machine com.
psny tiled a mortgage THE morning TO
the United States Trust company Of
New York 10 secure 100000 per cent
teelve year gold bonds. dated Decenber
1, 1919, and Maturing December l. 1906.
The mortgage given IL 10 secure the
payment on these bonds covers ell the
buildings. machinery. fixtures. railroads.
rolling stock and industrial plants
owned by the company Ia al parts ~
the country. The Renslaer. Indiana.
property h valuable and IL said 30 be
worth over ff0 0O00 600 alonN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
HIS CHARITY WORK ENDED
Robert @. Gisher Stricken while Max.
ing Christmas CHA

YoSKrRs. n. Y. Dec c8.--Robert e.
Gisher. millionaire and philanthropist,
81 years Of age. died in the parish house
Of Trinity episcopal church In New
Rochelle this morning. The deceased
attended the Christmas service In the
church yesterday In apparently sxcel-
lent spirits ard health At the conclu-
sion OF the services he took . position at
the door Of the room and handed each Of
the poorer members and sttsndants at
the church t20 gold piece. - . Christ.
mas gift. a. they passed from the build
ing. He had just completed this char.
ity. when he suddenly reeled and would
have fallen had not be been supported
by several friends who stood 81. He
was removed TO the parish house Of the
church by direction Of the rector. the
Rev. c. r. Candy. and medical aid sum-
moned. He died there this morning at
z o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

GIVE the democrats full credit. for
there is one business sure 10 receive a
new impetus because % laws enacted
by them Ifs the dag business When
foar new stars are added 20 the national
emblem everybody viii need new ones
and trade will be good.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Jackson. Mich, Dec ~ George Will.
Jams took John Henderson. a pcnnil~ss
tourist. into his boarding house iast
week and gave him food and clothing
Henderson stois his coat and revolver
and went away. bat vac captured zee
tsrday az Dosagiao
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Wrestling Match Arranged.

IONA. Mich. Dec. 26-George j.
Bogart OF this city has agreed to wrestle
Tom King OF Chicago for a purse OF
tlo0 and covered Kings $50 today.
Bogart claims to have wrestled III. Schil.'
tea Barker. the Michigan giant. also
Comstock OF Port Huron aud Cook. tho
Northern Michigan giant. The match
viii come OF on New Years night in
this city and will be catch az catch can.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
STATE TEACHERS MEET.
Annual Meeting Opened Reception
by Governor Rich.


LANSING, Dec 26.-The annual meet
ing OF the State Teachers association
began here today with about 500 teach
ers in attendance. The county commits
sioners OF schools met this afternoon
and listened to addresses by President
Enoch Audrus OF Barry. p. NJ. Brown
OF Mecosta and A. q. Randall of Cal
houn. Ashley Clapp OF Kalamazoo was
elected president. ID. NJ Brown OF Big
Rapids vice president. and J. A. Cleary
OF Paw Paw secretary and treasurer.
This evening Prof. w. III. Cheever OF
the Milwaukee state normal school read
the presidents address to tbs teachers
association and the exercises were fol-
lowed by an informal reception by Gov.
Rich. Papers viii be read and addresses
made by educators Of national reputa-
ton Wednesday and Thursday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Tbreatened yy,t a rresbc,.

PoRr HuRos, Mich, Dec. 26-Black
river Is threatened with an ice jam.
The steambarge Sunshine has broken
from her moorings and struck the rail-
road bridge. all her spars being carried
away. At 3 o'clock this morning the
government dredges, scows and tug.
steamers Nellie and Rhoda Stewart
broke loose and are now wedged in the
river above the Seventh street bridge,
which Is swung open an precaution.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
FIGHT WILL TAKE PLACE
Corbett's Manager Says the Mill Can
not be Pulled on

New York. Dec. 26.-william A.
Brady. who 10 manager OF the business
affairs Of ]. j. Corbett. who 10 to fight
Charles Mitchell. left the city today Tor
Jacksonville. Before leaving. Brady
said: There will surely be fight no
matter whethar IL takes place in Jack
sonville or at some other place. Cor
bett will force Mitchell to fight II il
cannot be pulled OF In public II will
have to take place in private
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
Mahdists Defeated.

LONDON. Dec. 26-According to mail
advices from the Congo. the tribes along
the upper Welle. under the command OF
the sultan OF Samio, have defeated the
Soudanese Mahdists. driving them to-
wards the upper Nile. The Mahdists
threaten the Bahr- El-Ghazel districts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

fnsurgent Vessels In RIO HArbor May
He Captured

Ecepysishs iss ~ ths GATED PrssSl
RIO JAsEiRo. Dec 6--The govern
ment has established a nes fort on
Governors island. recently captured By
them from the insurgents. and 10 daily
increasing tho cannon at other poirta
That Admiral dc Cana. who commands
tho insurgents vessels 10 the harbor, IL
In . critical position 10 admitted by his
friends Ii 10 believed that there will
be decisive struggle in the near future.
The Italian naval feet viii sail for
home tomorrow. The foreign ministers
here today met and dec ided against rec
ommendiug that the insurgents be &C.
corded belligerent rights
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

WASHINGTON. Dec. 26-Regarding the
report telegraphed frpm Rome that the
Italian government intends TO reduce
the rate OF interest on tho public debt
Of that country. Baron Fava. the Italian
ambassador, stated that II was entirely
unfounded
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

DKrRorr, Mich. Dec 26--Ths De
troit Steel and Spring works fled
chattel mortgage Tor e52.707 this after
noon Ia favor OF Mrs Helen Newberry.
December last the company purchased
ei9OO worth &C material aud gave
promissory notes for the amount en-.
dorsed by Mrs. Newberry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

IT IL Doubtful II any city In the land
i better prepared 10 care for ia needy
and unfortunate than Grand Rapids
Thssks Cor this fsctare due tho Charity
OrEanisatioa socisty. II - only with
osxsnizsd Effort thst charity 10 most
sFsctuAl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

PsssssHrno. Dec - The Nieths.
req fsiGetos nss sss vessel. whiah
sssied ffens hers Get nisht "a search 81
TIE bexiilsa Fsssi ships Asaidsbsa sasi
hePabiies. GA isf AdMifal hslis, re-
tsfasd today ties essaasadaF ststsi
that he bat bssa sasnis ~ iad tks rss.sl
@sa-- la Aietkss.s @ll1 ~~@Askss A.,-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Tar New York Morning Journal says:
"Paternal measures for workmen out OF
work continue In Connecticut; but they
haven't been tried elsewhere Ia the east
a. Jet In the west towns would vote
work 10 the voorhees, IL the could raise
the money TO pay for it,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

LoEDos. D-c. ~ a dispatch from
Soafabsys states that i've n tks erew
~ The British ship Mary I. iIaffiii. Cap.
tsih kiaasY. died ffem eboierP xhi,e
disohsrEi az ~ thai pert The ssss<l
sslisd ffem Nsw York Jaae aud a.
ivef 81 tissfsBaya Oet0hsf 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

THAr vsaersbis editorial chestnut.
Christmas AID Ia f.e-sons.- u being
given lie apnusi airing IN the columns
% ~case Il the dizBiaei journals % the
day. Next vlii e5ua. The Ssw Ysss
ard Its prenis~.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27
UNION OR MONARCHY.
Coming Election In Norway Fought
ON Two lssucs.

Lospcs, Dec. The Times contains
today one Of its series Of articles on the
situation in Sweden and Norway. the
last Of which appeared on November IA
1t says that II the coming elections In
Norway result in Q large and militant
radical majority. the conservative minis
try viii DO bound 10 retire. Opinion in
Norway 10 In the meantime raised on
only two issues--union and monarchy
OF separation and . republic. But
among the contingencies acute observers
detect third ceurse-the creation OF
throne In Norway with Prince Waldo
mar, youngest son Of the king OF Den
mark. as king.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

JACKSON. Mich. Dec. 2s-Fred Hunt
Of Leoni. aged II. was arrested yesterday
charged with criminally assaulting Ada
Hanna. delicate girl. II years Of age
Hunts father j. blacksmith at Leoui
and William Hanna. the father OF the
girl, keeps a general store there.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

CONFIRMATION sAs created In the
White house Chrissmss masnins. - IL
- ssld. shsn Baby Rash snnoans>d she
hssi nsnsd her nsw doll -Qs-sa la
Riount vii invsstlzat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

They Were Holding Up citizens
and the Police
OPENED FIRE uPoSIHElR CAMP
After . Few Rounds Eight OF the
Tramps Surrendered and I've
Made THEIR Escap>

HAsfFoEp CIrF. Ind. Dec. &--A re-
port came here al noon today. that a
large gan. Of tranps were over On the
south slds holding up eitizenS The
south side h q glass factory suburb.
psoplsd with Belgian and Preach and
has = population Of co. Arrangements
we're sooa made for force Of deputies
10 investigate The posse found that
the band Of tramps numbered ten They
had been there. hut had left short
time before The posss. aided by .
number of citizens. started out 70 6nd
the camp. which vas finally located
near the paper mill.
Battle with the TrampA
As soon AZ the officers discovered the
tramps they were fired upon Tho fire
wss returned and the tramps started
for the woods. firing as they went Shet
after shot Was ssut after them and one
after another threw up HE hands until
eight were captured. Two got away.
one Of them showing by his movements
that he had been wounded The pris-
epsrs were marched into town and to
jail A search showed that every one
carried a revolver and that all were we'll
supplied with money. While they we're
being searched. ons OF the robbers
dropped the remark that the ons who
got away carried the big money for the
gang.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

kLEssss. Mich. Dec es--Four teen
cattle were burned % death Ia fred
Lehts's harm last night The loss.
si.Gu1 includes forty tons 81 hay.
Tfamps did the work,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-27

Two Receivers Appointed for tn
Hammer Brewing Company.

CssuSSATr. Dec 26-Two receivers
were this afternoon appointed for the
Banner Brewing company. They were
Alex. Darusmont and Herman Huseman-
This action was the result OF suit
brought against the company by &.
Sandsregger. one OF the 100 bondholders
hol ling collectively 100000 worth OF
the establishments bonds. The assets
Of the concern are given as $4,000
exclusive OF the good will OF the plant.
which Is $4,000. The liabilities are
about the same. including sl6l.co0 in
tirst and second mortgage bonds. all OF
which are now due.