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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
coRDAGE TRUST AFFAIRS.
Chancellor McGin Denies Certain Published
Reports.

RcpOrts.
jersey CRY, N. j., May 9.-Chancellor Nc
Gill this morning said that he would make no
further order in regard to the cordage trust,
or the transfer Of stock, until he was
satisfied that the creditors were made secure.
He said he had made some suggestion
to Lawyer Corbin which would DO submitted to
the parties in interest today. II they are salts
fed then he will take such action as may be
necessary.
Chancellor McGill also said that tho state
msnt made by q certain New York newspaper
this morning to the effect that the papers on
which the receivers were appointed
wore faulty was not true. The
papers were all regular and in proper
FORM A. to the order in relation to the trans
fer OF stock, he added that he would grant it as
soon as his sugges lions were acted on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

SECRETARY HERBERT and his daughter and
Ensign Wood. his naval aid. will leave here to-
morrow morning for New York to attend q re-
cep.ion given by the Sou :hern Society OF New
York in honor of the Secretary
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
Cbinese Sent Rack Home.

TACOMA. WASH, Nay 1.-Two hundred and
ninety-three alleged Chinese actors and mer-
chants were yesterday turned over to the steam
ship Victoria, which brought them over. to be
deported to China, by order of Collector
Mason
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

THEY APPROVE TIE PRESIDENTS PRoHIBITIvE
oRDER-sESAT" JONES AND REPRESENTA-
TIVE BYNUM TALE on THE SUBJECTIVE LAT
TER WANTS CONGRESS CALLED TOGETHER IN
JUNE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
THE KAIsER's BOLD WORDS.
Relchstag or No Reichstag He Will Carr
the Army Rill Into Eject.

the Army Eli Into Effect.
BERLIN, May e.-whils reviewing the troops
in the field at Tempelhofer today the German
emperor ordered the principal officers of the
imperial government to gather around him,
and addressed them as follows:
II have been seriously disappointed in the
patriotism of the late reichstag. l houe the
coming rsichstag will adopt the military bill,
but il it should refuse to adopt it I am
determined to carry the bill int" effect despite
the unpatriotic opposition. l know myself
that am at one with the federated princes
and the people"
cAPRIvTs LATEST MOVE.
ROME, May 9.-It is quite evident that the
German government has not given up the idea
Of securing in some degree the support OF the
center or clerical party in its endeavors to
ultimately secure tine passage of the army
bill. Since the dissolution Of the German
reichstag the negotiations between Herr Won
Bulow. Prussian minister to the Vatican. and
Cardinal Rampolla, papal secretary Of state,
continue.
The object Of the negotiations on the part of
Herr Won Bulow is to arrive at arrangements
by which pressure from the Vatican will
be exerted upon the German Catholic
bishops to the end Of obtaining
their support for the government in the coming
words, to have the bishops. under the directions
from the Vatican. use their influence 10 have
the center (ciericai) party nominate and elect
candidates who will vote for the army bill
The pope some time ago refused 20 intervene
in the policy of the center party. and the out
come Of ths negotiations now under way is ex-
tremely predetermined
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
Failure of Vienna Carpet Makers.

VIENNA, May 9.-The prominent firm of
Brueder & Wolff, manufacturers of carpets. has
failed The liabilities are stated to be 1000, 900
hOrins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO. May CLOSING - Wheat-May, IS;
July, 1914 ai9s. September, sILasl,.. Corn-July,
44A:a44H: September, Ash a45-s. Oats-May, 81;
July, 2l.G0 September, 2,.22K. Larc-May, HOO:
July, II 90. september, II s2H Ribs-July, 1850
September, 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

Mgr. Satolli will arrive at Hoboken Saturday
and after a visi: to Bishop Wigger and Seton
Hall at South Orange, will return to Hoboken
Sunday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

A ToBAcco DEcIsroN.-Ths Treasury De-
partment has decided that SAMPLES Of tobacco
cannot be returned to the oriesA bales for the
purpose Of expectation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

Booths Condition Unchanged.
New York. May Cit was said at the Players
Club this morning that Edwin Booths condi-
ton remained unchanGe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,
Name.
Name.

The following are .as opsuinr and closing prices
the New York Stock Agrlet, Us reported oy special
wire Cofson - 1lac1r.1sy. iAlD s.reei.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09
No Appointments. Today.

The President dia not make any appoint
merts TODAY. II is understood that several
VA, be made tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

PHILIP KARn, white man Of 30l Sd street
southwest, fell In . ut at ll:40 O'Clock last
night and Was sent to the Emergency Ho.nit.I
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

A WHITE INFANT of about eighteen months,
left on the steps Of Anna 4. 6tups' house, 22e
Sd street northeast, Was taken y the ninth PSF
cinct station last night an6 oueUd fog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-05-09

French Vessels Guaranteed at Bremen.
BREMEN, May 9.-The authorities at this
port have ordered quarantine against all
vessels arriving from French ports. This
action is due to the spread Of cholera in
France.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

aortsrs lswySss - eunnAsass -
vho can 90 swsy whsn 10y pasans-
Do nos h. deceived whes yoa - sol
: naa sppsssssay t1le - this tine a
ysas- Ne h noe fixing IN vacssion;
Ne y working shss11y hard- Inside -
hin. vgohshiy. then = thas snnehins
whisk moA~rn docs II noney have d.
velopsd - . subssttste IN the extinct
consclenos. That nHehine y wogklAg
fourt<sa hossv . dsy. and u nakcs
him very tired lie b trying - maks
himssh get up and hustle. know that
Job: u Is mine right row. and I'm "agin
IT." / do not hove any Kind u work
bat would rather ssw wood an COM
puisi<n than try % make myself do IL
In my owu interest
by the middle of June II becams ~
dent that Maude and ! could ma get
out 1t town before the last part ut
July. And the more ! couldn't get =
vacation the mare wanted one. IhAd
previously known that tired feeling"
Only - Il sppcsrs In he pages Of TO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

factory that didn't think II necessary
o. work on the third lay. either. Then
I had spasm ~ clear vision. saw
that what I had done must really be-
set down a. three days work. Tn this
basis ! made new calculation. which
showed that should be over four hun-
dred dolisrs t-hind ON Jun. I. This
calculation was all the work did cn
the fourth day. and " discouraged me
80 deeply that I losfsd for the remain.
der ~ the week
The reader who may have tried
something - this sa~s himself ~ili not
b. surprised 81 learn that had not ac-
csmslsss-a the amount required. BY
June l. Our plan ~ that time was o.
get away sboat the middle ~ the
month. But very soon IL h~gsn ~ Re
hot. much ta-o bot for work Doubt
Ie~ the people whs steod behind
eoaassr~ of at al aas ~ desks sppre-
eisted this fset.-h hat they bad - DO
only half a. nsch work - I When a
naan y his pvn f't.ss~s hs oagaf "a
draw two salaries. s-ne fsr the work BE-
doss snd the either for kicking himself
until Ne does H. ! present this fact
str fise efnf'ss - thee who will haze
theis xsesiians raetesi eat 81 them a.
higher power, and who sasy writers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
NEWS OF NEW YORK
Why Russell Sage Goes 10 Bel
Roaring Every Night
GAtkwAR AND the ONLY 400
He4ry e~.sxe s~ N~yer--rhs Mods
wsrisfr. fsir--A tionxre-. az Crisn-
bssis--Mexisx.'s prrsseiene-

said Esss~li save lately. In . rsrs
barst Of eoni>frnss; Il ~ - b<d rssr-
t4g every might II 'ay lite
Materially his h~sr~r zzke< en- az
Piznation. aud go tnfs<med that the
rapid transit sita.t4on oseA~loaed tks
mighty hnAnciers merrsns~nsL The
New York city authorities. backed b
pabiis oplnson. have been making
much s-to over their threats a. afan-
don an negotiation with the elevated
railroad people The latter Laughs In
th=ir sleeves. Nothing woeld suit
Russell ssre and his clique s~ttsr than
60 have sosae one build sn underground
or overheai transportation line in
s.afhana The Manhattan tircctor- are
really trying ~ 81 shape the -ltsation
that this shall De done. The Rad once
eomPlessi and paid for they would
step Ia anal by the sheer brute rswer
81 monsy force il out OF the haiifsers'
hands into their own The prc ject
new l. 80 seem % yield - the dsmandS
~ N@w Workers with tho ultimate oh
Jet - bringing all this u pass Iisne-
Mr. saxe's seeluslon from the inter
viewrr In the recesses II his Brsd-
way ,ifiiee.
This same Brossiway office has jua.t
ts~n provided with the most extrssor-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

he bears letters Of introduction To all
three II them from such rcrsonages as
Lord Rossb~ry. w. ". Astor and the
duke of Argyll. The intention is ~
give . series of brilliant soirees in
honor of the princes, all Ia h. very ey-
elusive and To sharply contrast the elc-
gsnce and dignity Of the Four Hun
drci's lionixing with that Of the mere
rsbblc as shown by the treatment ac-
corded Euiaiiz aud Veragua The In
dian potsntatc~ do not come "a US as
guests Of the nation. and New York's
society people have already planned To
take advantage of that fact and secure
. monopoly of the visitors. However.
Mayor Gilroy intends To officially re-
eeive them, and what with their native
Rarb. their jewels aud silks and their
dnsky manliness Of personal appear
anec. the whole city viii be given .
highly novel exhibition. The princes
bring with them team of white mules
and white six-wheel carriage In
which drive To the city hall will be
made Their visit will extend over sew
eral weeks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

A reception WAS given from 4 10 6
o'clock last "Wednesday AFTERNOON by
Mrs. Frank d. Forbush Of No. lib Ran
som street in honor IL her one time
school friend. Mrs. w. G.. Wren, wife III
Lieutenant Wren IL Fort Lcayenworth.
Kansas. Mrs Wren was known in her
old home in Grand Rapids as Miss Kate
Bonnell. Forty invitations were sent
and among the guests not living in the
city were Miss Mccoy Of Elmira. New
York; Miss Brckaw Of New York City.
Miss Brace OF Detroit. Miss Sherlock OF
Cincinnati and Miss Garvey IL Cali
fornia. Mrs. Forbush was assisted in
receiving 10y Mrs Charles McQuewan.
Miss Bonnell and Miss Moore Grace
full sweet pea pansies were the decora-
tons, and delicate refreshments and ices
were eerved
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
Complimentary Dance.

Nearly lso guests ATTENDED the rsrty
given al North Park fsssison Thursday
night ls Mr. and Mr.. tseorge k'dfspS~f
and Mr.. and Nrs isseius soltutssd n
homer - their sisters Miss tsoifSnosi
and Miss Eaxsra HOLLYWOOD. u s,fhnd
Haven. The entire oocasson sas "a To
hoe - perfect snio. assut- Viii tsfa
siarE a 81 Louis. the Nesrf- Avery
from Peoria III. and Ms-< smith frasn
Anssaia Conn. seFe smeflg thee Nho
acre frazeat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

On Thursday afternoon at / o'clock
Mrs Fred Ball and Miss Ball gave n
complimentary luncheon in honor of
Miss Balls guest. Miss Brace IL Detroit.
The occasion was simple and informal
The handsome home on South College
avenue was decorated with fragrant
sweet peas, aud the round table about
which the Twelve comprising the party
were SEATED was decorated with pink
orchids and sweet peas Miss Brace OF
Detroit. Mrs. John Barnhart. Miss Hins
dill. Miss Daniels. Miss Bonneli. Miss
Patton. Miss Lena Remington. Miss
Putnam. Miss Estclle Putnam and Miss
Ulrick u Columbus. Ohio. were the
fvt1eats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
Mis- Pu,man's .As Home. y

At the, beautiful home ~ Enos Put
man. on South College avenue. mis-
daughter. Miss Estefle. gave AN AT
Home" at 800 Wednesday afternoon To
twenty five OF her friends. ia honor of
Miss Ulrick IL Columbus. Ohio. The
decorations were 81 sweet peas and
maiden hair ferns. and all the appoint
ments were in exquisite taste. The sum
mer gowns Of hostess and guests were
artistic and beautiful and the daintiest
OF refreshments were served The guests.
who arc not residents 81 the Valley City.
besides Miss Ulrich. were Miss Garvey
Of California. Miss Hannah of Traverse
City. Miss Thompson and Miss Brace 81
Defroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
EVENT OF THE WEEK
Mr.. and Mrs S. 3. Jsniu Give :
Beautiful Recspt;an
FOR Mr.. AND MRS. CARNEY
~ SAs F'r~nci.4o = The l1oase was
Dxs~asc<a With ss~e< Peas--A
Dali Week liz Local sostrsy.

Mr. and Mrs. :. u. .jsnks d No. loo
Washington street. assisted by Miss
jerks and Mr.. Garyey IT Gfand Rapids.
gave large party Ihursia. night IN
honor 1t Mrs. Garyey aud Miss Carney
II San Francisco. Only the more in
tiuatc friends Of the family were prs
ent The house MAS fragrant from the
sweet pea decorations. and the piaxzss
and lavn were hoepitabic places where
the cool evening air could lie enjoyed an
hammocks and easy chairs Dancing
began NJ 10 o'clock. Wallen Stein .
orchestra, Wilbur Force. Harry Hub
ing music. Miss Brokaw IL New York
city. Miss Anderson IL Chicago. Miss
Stewart Of Utica. New York; Miss
Ulrick Of Columbus. Ohio. and Mrs.
Wren o. Fort Leavenworth were u the
COMPANY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

On "Wednesday evening the members
and friends of the unitarian church met
at the home Of Mr.. and Mira f. q. II.
Holden 81 No. 93 Summer street. and
held "A business sfssion aud social. The
report that the Rev. II. Digby Johnston
Of Chicago had accepted the call as pas
tor II the church for the coming year
was received with pleasure. Mr.. John
ston will soon come Ia the city and will
hold mission meetings IN the suburbs
until September. when the regular ser.
vices 81 the church will begin. IL is not
yet dccldcd As Ia the place of worship.
II will be either ia Temple Emanuel or
in the auditorium 81 the Young Men y
Christian association building. After
the business affairs were settled. the
company enjoyed the Inequalities Of the
pleasant home and admired the hand
some library. Ices were served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Miss Nelson IL forming conycrsa-
tional cla-e for advanced students Ia
German. which will hc led by Mn, OHth
and Mrs. Grinnell. The number Nill bn
limited 10 sixteen members. Metsiames
Miller. Goodman, kosenthal. Wilson.
and the Misses Dean, McCa.. Wolcost.
and Levi have joined the class Miss
Fila Morrison is forming another Ger
man conversational for those who are
lesx familiar with the German tongue
This class will also loo limited Ca iG
members Mrs. Orth and Mrs. SriDnesi
viii conduct the club meetings. Both
CLASSES will meet once each week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

The Kindergarten evening" At ~ hs.sns
a NsSs Alice t-=suiss - No ftE issfvisy
sfseef was held 81 Tuesday efsfltag
The tasteful ntllatson@ eese rent t'ssf
s.n sbite cas1s l.~sf~a 18th rsfRs'ns =
the kinfisfEsften tsssgr~ ess% Ntih
lsz,g~ = ~hife he ssehlssna 20 TIE Young
voasens 'hrisi1sa femfsf@ste unstsn
wsssief ~htee patronage ~ fes,-ffssse
a. given. TIE earsl isaFe fne lsks-sd
fsuns Fss-tsel. -it tskes fs,e > fF''e face
a ssnkind lssisg eseh est'<f y asAkt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

y
hiscf'icr now n blank wall of high. un-
Ing almost to the ceiling Above il
rises. network 81 wire. rendering the
projection ~ an explosive over the
boards On impossibiiity- Three square
holsiS. foot In diameter. placed At In
tcrvals Ia the woodwork. enable the
visicoe to state his business To the
clerks within. but wholesome terror
Of cranks has caused Mr.. Sage fo have
= metal grating placed st these peep
holes through which . mans thumb
could barely pass. The fnAncier's
Office. therefore. resembles n Sing Sing
corridor % cells. and bis employees sug-
gcst the inmates thereof
Hat The precautions do not end here.
In the strong board partition IL one
small door " il always kept locked
Mr. sage lets himself in with key. Of
which his confidential clerk has a du-
plicase. The ioor - open a. seldom a.
possible. and when the clerks pass in
ar cot Z, has o. be specially unlocked
each time. Hhea therefore. you visit
Mr. sage your card mast be passed
through the harricade. beyond which
you " IA perhaps Sc The muiti-rnillion-
air~ IN small inner ofsice. should IL
b. worth while. and your appearance
gives ID irairasion II concealed
boEsb. the sentinel win pass Jou in
side tAc f.stirratioas.
The cfif8ss ~ amusement &. a;TnrIed
~ he conditica ~ the bare. white.
washed walls Lead pencil ser,ris
sssrxsst WORSE than schooltey vaTblai-
isua '.s.iney Resell sagcv Is ssrit-
tled re great black letters here and
there. NTH dsgzz-.rcl verse Raior-.
csiy a vi - - more effectively nsnti-
late fi.e eaarncsrr ~ The nan prompts
nl~ a. STATE tiest nany II shess s,rib-
blinEs ~ Ea>>eli Sare's Office wsIls
srr - iuayeen' ~ - b. nnprinsahle
Thas appears tie workshop ~ the
only Nsty Yorker Who sinEly could
raise Hfty miiiiou dollars cash In one
hour AMI ysh.sgpe@ - bed rearing evcry
night - bis lie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

.skinx tisae ~ the fcselock The PRES
sieas a the Frcneh repnbiie has al
r.-sslr f~cisr-.d that II New Yoris can
sniY ~ made to entha-e over tie af-
tsir al srserS~s will frilow salt
Fresierir< z rssssisrt thinks " s.said
- - isealenlehl~ benefit ~ eur frs
,iTn trade - prepare an imposing dls-
pi>v ~ psri- re 'e.n susf every dollar
gent tber~uf-,n ~outd return tsnfsit.
fh~ piano MAKERS ofttuthefn are fp~stic-
slsr'y intsr-<s.',i ard proposes ss.ning
80 tb~ auplsssaats~~s - The chiesgp
FAR authorities ~ srcernpii~hins
r,sr~~ss IA the ~ay ~ an exhibit az
Paris I've haei teep a. prusnps ~
ne Fr~neh in ne 1'-issse rns'ser
suentles- frsctissus sss delays seuld
ezse been n4te=inx frfs eur tstr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

by the assertion
fast President
IiiAz II about
20 make a visit
tn the United
States. I'm the
course OF which
he viii pay an
official visit IN
President Cleve-
lansi. and subze-
quently 90 ."
New York and
Chicago " The
president Of
Mexico safsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

A PARTY ~ women starting last Vel
nesday morning from the home ~ Mira.
John t,olsismiih 81 Nc. a. North tlnicn
street took brake ride 90 Cascade
Springs. where they spent the day
among the enjoymente ~ that rssnis.
The evening ride home sas delightful.
The party VAS comyz~e'i 81 Nrs JOHN
t.oi,lsmifh. Mrs- George Eufissay ~
knssville. Tennessee. Mrs &. l. Fitch.
Mrs. II. !. Eaee. Mrs Frank konkis and
Mrs. b. 4. Liftlefieid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

and other Infisan
princes Ia New
York en- r.Date To
the worlds fair
Is a srih. prena-
turr Mrs Pkxan
stevens. Nc.
Ward MeAIlis
ter aud Mr.. John
Jacob Astor are
taking = psrtk'-
ular interest In
the gaekwar. for
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

auth mn. and
Bank X o b b er
freddy" Bur
dick. he of the
many asiases. Is
working bard to
make IL n sue
cess Pickpock-
cts alone will he
excluded. High
wsymen. train
TO b b rs and
other eyii-doers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

binary series Of
precautions for
PERSONAL ~ sesy
ever devised by
mortal man Mr..
Sage is in u con
dision Of chronic
panic ss q result
~ the famous
bomb throwing
episode. despite
the sardonic
ehucklc thar his
withered face so
o ften wears.
When Won enter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

~ mas. henry
st~orxs rssyw -
>e~ y~sk. gr-
rnstsr~ a. sueis
lshsss wsriia sp
par az dis
fiu1s The sing =
s4> nsen have u
sis~ ~ xUsent
s~vet crn~nt<
erns@ - sssi,s isie~
theEr Isaisr ;
aefest a. .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

~. fc< The age 81 ehsvAlryr' sighed
ch.pvss.
Why ~sf~ queries: Hiekiey
The knights sses fo wear tao fro.s-
s~v~ ssa they never hsrrea ~ tAe
ksee rsetan riat.<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Will : mr. AZ
Ps.ris IA f9ea
Many PROMINENT
= r y y <
inissa have al
resdv pr7sui.e.i
81 erhittt and
fh@ ssWrtfs 20.
50 far ~ This
sfty - ea ~
~rrsd eflI r q
all the prestige
that attaches 70
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

hes what zen might call perfect
go. Ne never 49, snything wrons
efn.f.ed. In tkxs ease he mast -
Hoe IA ~ massage - se4ufrv sash
perf~ssian
-ii< never aid s.ytssss "-i'aes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

will attend Superintendent Byrnes
considers the movement an inn
men~c hoax or n piece of characteristic
enrontery. but he cannot prevent the
sssenblag-. rs the delegates viii either
have served ont terms of imprisonment
or BE released on hail. What possible
object the congress can have is puz-
zle. but "Reddy" told me il would be a
grrat and unique affair. Measures for
the common good" will I've considered
and brne fetal fund established Two
hundred men will gather. he adds; but
II u difficult 10 believe that hall can
be secured or accommodations pro-
vids1 for the members. The more en-
inent criminals call Themselves ';p-o-
fsssionais. aud have n recognized aris
tocracy. "Reddy" has reputation for
originality ia his peculiar line and this
idea he Is exploiting seems IN indicate
IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

the consul general. is forbidden to
leave the country during his term of
Office. There - NO truth In tho reports
of Mr. Dia<'s visit lie has some three
years still a. serve Of his present term.
aud unless he means 10 resign--a most
remote FEASIBILITY he will not come
At all To the United >tstee-~ bat New
scos president continues tn be- par-
ehsa~r ON an extensive scale OF works
% art and bric-a-brae in New York.
An orsier alled for him the other day
inclasied tapestry. miniature pain'ings.
Photograph taking outfit aud nunser-
Gus articles IT Ies~~lry. All these OBJ
i~ess % e. The City of Mexico CON
signed IA the chief magistrate. there
after f"rsnina mute witnesses 20
cothsmites of has wealth and ts-s~.
Dawn WsCasfEa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

clara after sifyp I presume 700
wtaala like sonr ring rack
ssenrge Never minds Keep il No
ether gsrl knos eossis ase shat ring
unless she wore IL On her thumb. =
Vogue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

You've been riding a bicycle. 7
hear" said one Limerick yonsh To
another
fss' nss srr esercss~, you kno~
1T he's reduced POUR weight .osne-
What think
yes. hsv~ fallen % . great deal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

II puzzles good
material aud workmanship be given for the
French manufacturers have studied the problem
the finest materials and needle workers
create garments that defy criticism and cheapy Our
lin underwear department. controls the
qualities styles be found
wonder o lady. Cambria che no
muslin Drawers muslin skirt mnsin night drssscs
Dainy with ruhlings embroidcries edges
etc. All sizes for ladies, misses and children
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

Now the criminals are to have a con-
grosA II will meet in New York next
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-16

The Fst och conssl here j. sir'ady
interesting himself In the cosaiag