davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

That hoary old chestnut relative 10
The ownership ~ this paper has been
launched upon the public again this
time from Grand Rapids In the stats,
ment that n. y. Dingley 81 the kals.
mazoo Telegraph ADD Saginaw Evening
News was - purchase q Granj Rapids
Newspaper.
The above statement u misleading.
Mr Dngley - not ~of The Saginaw
hNeaing News. and has not been Tor
iong ZINE Tie WAS one ~ the stock
neiHsrs N the company that purchased
The Ness "a lSfO. hut vas cot even then
IN eontrcl - the property. seine time
since however. he disposed ~ his In.
terest and IL - nov controlled ahssD-
m'eiy oy the present management
his statement "a due as much 90
Editor Dtngiey a. 10 the owners os the
papcr.-Saginsv Evening Newa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

When Governor Mckinley states that
the success OF the Wilson bin means a
revolution. and wages will be cut 80 per
cent. he knows whereof he afiirme No
man In the United States has given the
subject OF the tariff such thorough and
patient investigation. and no one 10 bet
ter qualified TO speak Ne 10 its result IA
he says. 1T IL a good bill for Europe and
a bad one for the United States '-Sag,-
nsw Courier Herald
According 20 democrat doctrine every.
thing the farmer produces comes under
the head Of rae material. and everythiny
that h raw must 90 on the free lat
The farmer constitutes the strongest
element in American politics. a. the
next democrat candidate fos president
viii discover. much TO bis sorrow.-Bay
City Tribune.
The Illinois naval militia II 10 be given
the brick and tin hattie shin Illinois
With ell her wooden guna THIS Gill re-.
iseve many Chicago msmmss ~ a bar.
rowing terror isst = too sndulgent paier-
nal gvvernmsnt might give their boys
real floating ship 81 cone kind and guns
that might 60 OF and hart them. Boyns
Citizen.
The fact that senators and repressn.
tatires viii come under the income tar
by receiving . $500 salary, viii pre-.
vent the passage 81 . hiil taxing in.
dIsiduai incomes shcald Que he re-
postcd-Vsn Burea Coaaty Repabil.
can
Governor Rich no doubt wishes Tat
Fingree's majority hal ben a lfttia
smsller.--Grsyling Demecrst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
START THE MINES

The condition Of the miners in the
upper peninsula is indeed pitiable. The
town Of Wakefield. for instance. il a
new place with about 600 inhabitants
The people are all miners. depending
upon the operation az the mines for en-.
ploym~ut That whole section OF coun.
try fels the evil elects Of the recent
panic the same az the rest OF the coun-
try. But il remained for tho Wilson
ban to take the duty OF PIG iron and 70
move any Use Tor the existence OF the
town. With no duty 90 iror. the miac-
owners claim they cannot operate with
profit While this Is probably true. vet
these men have a duty 10 society which
they should not hesitate TO perform.
The mines can 10 operated even under
present conditions. and some scale Of
wages paid t. enrioyes Their condi-
ton i such that they will raise little
question about the price paid for their
labor. providing IL Ia enough 10 buy
bread and fuel General Alrer has
taSes u upon himssN 10 interest the
owners q thsse mines ia The condition
o. their vorkinsmeu. A few days ago
he left for Cleveland 10 induce some os
them b begin operations on some plan.
bat 10 start tbs mines ia any event II
h - - hoped bic efforts viii be success.
f'iL Governor Mckinley. With whom
The general has beeu consulting. l.
ssetuing'y much depressed over the con.
ait'pn q labor generally. Speaking ~
his 'nsognratsos. 500 70 take place. be
SAIL -in thiz time O, suffering do
rot approve u spending large. sums of
n'oney in Inaugural demonstrations n
haTs my way. ! shsH walk into TIE
ssnaie. take zoe cath Of oliice. aai there
VI bs % demonstrated u any kind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Why President Harrisoa. whe had
known him Tor . long tine. refused 10
apFosnt Nr. Gresham 10 the supreme
court a. peace Offering OF on any
other prstext though urged 20 do % BY
the frlsnds Of both. sas not generally
kaosn Al the time. His reply that he
knew Walter q. Gresham vac wholly
unhtted Tor a judge. that he knew little
sboat lav and was governed more By
prejudice than by reason in his do
essions MAS never made public until
within the last few xeekz But Ores.
hams performances a. secretary Of state
has fully vindicated ex-President fIar-
rison's judgment u the man. On the
snprcme beach. appointed for life. Ores
ham would have been an Incubus and q
Disgrace 10 the court IL takes a good
while Tor the people 10 lind out some
characters. but In the vulgar vernacular,
they are very much -onto- Judge
Gresham since his Hawaiian fiasco. lie
is unit by natnre and politics for any
judicial position. He was a protested
republican until be found that he could
not secure that party's nomination for
president He then soured into a mug
wump. and at last turned into a full
fiedged democrat. lie is unit to occupy
any high position Of public responsible
~ II Tor no other reason than that his
personal prejudice warps him. like a
green cottonwood shingls in the heat OF
q summer sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

"McCarthy's Mishaps" amused =
small audience In The Powers last
night; that rs the clever specialties did.
The dialogue becomes beautiful by less
as the years roll by, which is fortunate:
aud the variety features become more
pronounced, which n most fortunate
when done by bright people. Marguer.
lite Ferguson, a daughter OF the star, did
some fine dancing and contortion work,
which was marvellous for a girl. making
q hit j. w. Wilson md Bertha Waring
were seen to advantage in neat sketch.
Barry Maxwells topical songs caught
the house. Carrie Behr danced as
lightly and sung rs sweetly az when she
played one OF the original daughters in
"Adonis." that was--well. some time
ago. Barney Reynolds years-he must
be oo-have not effected the pleasing
qualities OF his limitations Mr.. Fcrgu.
son was himself. the balance OF the cast
fair.
Nym Crinkle the welI-known criti.
and essayist considers the younger Sale
yini and romanticism as follows: Who
ever has seeu Fletcher. as Ruy Bias or
young Salvini as Don Caesar or d'Artag-
nan will acknowledge the warm glow OF
all the faculties as the eye and ear fol-
lowed the full blazon OF the human
music-thc splendid daring. the ideal
heroism. tbs pomp and pageantry OF a
bygone time. think we all like 70
have our jubilates under stained glass
and not in the study"
Sol Smith Russell ended his engage.
ment at Days theatre one week ago.
The critics were more friendly to him
than they were on his previous appear.
ances In the metropolis. They, how.
ever. sat down upon "A Peaceful Val.
ley and knitted Clyde Fitch's .April
showers numerically. The engage
ment was moderately successful FROM
financial standpoint. Mr.. Russell will
take the road until March, when he will
go to Europe with his family and take
long vacation.
A meager audience greeted the Tenn.
pie quartet In the Y. M. q. A. auditor.
ium. thoroughly enjoying the excellent
prog ram. Perhaps their best number,
Bucks The Signal Resounds.' rem.
dered magnihcently. Miss Eldridge ere.
ated favorable impression by her tine
reading OF Burners -Sisterly scheme"
She has tine stage presence. delicate
dramatic instinct and enunciates clearly.
Tomorrow night The Spider and
Fly" with its host OF shapely women.
gorgeous costumes, clever acrobats and
bewildering scenic effects, will oten a
y eek's stay In The Grand. The advance
agent AYERS that the ballet il the
youngest on the road.
Lady Windermere's Fan" Oscar
Wilde's great society drama, viii be-
'een in The Powers December III. Eve. |
IN Campbell appears as Lady Windcr.
mere. and Virginia Harmed "a Mrs.
Erlynne.
The London Belize Burlesque com
'any will Close fairly successful week.
y Smiths with tso performances today.
They viii be followed by straight
audevilie bill.
Admirers OF sensational realism have
'ut two more opportunities IL seeing
The Tornado" the engagement CLOSING
n The Grand tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Contributions fbr Mine Sufferers Far
Too small

LANSING. Mich, Dec. 6.-Goyernor
Rich is disappointed over the compare
lively small contributions for the relief
OF the upper peninsula minerA I'VE
have not nearly enough" said be. ito
save the miners from starving. and the
contributions are coming very slowly.
l am very much afraid that even such
enthusiasm as exists will die away. and
the contributions. ~ consequence, stop
altogether. This would be q very nm
fortunate thing. and unless conditions
change We shall have TO take some new
action at once. IL must be remembered
that the situation Is pressing one and
that we cannot wait for belated contri-
buttons
That IL the principal reason why
think It necessary 10 issue a second
proclamation, though / shall confer
with the committees before taking such
action. j have written to General Alger
asking IL IL will be convenient for me 10
meet him and the committees in De-
troit on Monday or Tuesday next week.
Then l shall know positively how to
proceed.
-You may stats positively that I shall
not call an extra session OF the legisla-
ture until oil other expedients have been
tried and found wanting. shall not
hesitate To do 90 II the necessity exists.
Il have been criticised for not visiting
the upper peninsula in person. am
ready TO do 20 at any minute, should il
be deemed advisable, but an said before.
Il was agreed that the committee should
lirst 60 and then report TO me. After
that u will be IN easy matter for me 10
make the visit"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

The Hoa. Larry Neal. late of Ohio.
bat siscs the November elsctiou little
heard from OF taxed about. has sub
ultted 70 q Newspaper interview. in
Which ne gives his theory Of the recent
cr1shing which his party received from
Governor Mckinley. TO the credit %
Dir. Neal there 10 al air OF honest co.,
vietioa which pervades his diagnosis Of
the Case which many another politician
might % vel 10 adopt Mr.. Meals
Judgment too rsgsrtiing some Of the
causes which gave McKinlsy $1,000 plu-
raiity - tobs eommsnded. de evidently 10
not caadsdats for the postofics OF his
iowa nor IN any other way counting the
fasor q the administration. lie says:
Ninety i've per eeEt q all changes in
the votes from the democrat % the re-
potlscan party can be charged TO the
peasion question and for this the admin
istration at Washington Is dirpctly re-
sponsible. The action % the pension
department. IN the matter Of suspensious
h utterly indefensihIe.' With this. son.
sabis persons Of all parties will agree.
although republicans must DO excused
II they do not believe his statement that
the tariff issue bad little 10 do with Me-
kialey's handsOme endorsement The
honesty q Mr.. Meals convictions is
shown When ne criticises that provision
Of the Wilson bill which provides for q
bounty on sugar. The bounty on sugar.
wheu defended az all. must be on the
hnos Of protection. Its basic principle
Il certainly protection and not free
trade. That democrats tolerate In their
bdi the presencs Of any provision for
boanty. no matter how small, IL q
trnekiing 70 the sugar planters Of the
south. aud are admissions OF the necess-
ity and Justice % the principle Of pro-
lection. which at once contradicts their
platform ard brands every representa-
tive who votes for it as political hypo-
eFits AID demogogus. Mr.. Neal says he
hops to see the Wilson bin 40 amended
before It's passage "a to repeal outright
the provisions OF the Mckinley law for
The payment Of bounty on sugar. Mr..
NeaIs utterances have the merit Of con-
sistsncy II not Of discretion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

ssss Il he go Gsskill panp, which the
city parehssed last vistsr. Pfof ceolsy
hes nlsds too preliminary tests Il the
puuP. hut this one unl - tnsL Is ulll
take three days 70 make the tsst Five
stuieots N The nsschssicsi engineering
dep4rtmect q TIE university arrived last
nighs and viiI asessf Prof. Cooley and
Pro<- Wagner In taking data for the ted.
Dudley o. wst.on Of Coopsrsvills. col.
iector q customs st the port 81 Grand
Haven. sss guest In The Morton zee
tsrozy.
jackson Coon. . prominent Rockford
merchant ID . guest In The Morton.
Nonrox-J. L Hubbell Bsidiag; Al.
fred Hudson, saginaw; NJ. Brown, Big
Rspids, A. d. Morse. 1onia; J. 7. Pat
tou. Detroit
SwrHr's-h- T. Haskell. Traverss
CITY r L. Richards. Bay City; James
A.. Crozes. Msnomines; A. K Tobey.
Gilman; - IL Tobsy. Stanton; l. I.
Raymond. Detroit
NEv Livixosrox b, Nyksrk. Hol.
lsnd. X G. Lamorsaux. Fruitport; A.
y. Hunter, Lowell; J. K Wylie. Petos-
keyi n. w. Gardner. Battle Greek; w.
r. Nagier. Howard City.
EAsIx--G. r Webb. Saginaw; N.
Thayer. Hastings; A. J. Nichols. De-
troit; William Lsistss. Grattan; w. w.
Eaton. Jackson; J. A. Flanagan. De-
troif.
Krsr-G. h TuthiIl. Cadillac; r F.
Moore. LAnsing; A. l. Coulter. Charlie.
voix; q. w. Matteson. Vaudeville: q.
IL Steyeus Rsllaire. q II Eraand Tak>
Odessa
BRfpGE SrRxEr-C p. Miller. Sand
Lake; ID. G. GilIett. Lansing; ID. Ia Rey-'
Cloud; +. T. Slater. CoopersvilIe; Neal
Stewart Oakfisld
CLaEExpos-R G. Hathaway, Polka.
goni j. J. Wood. lansing; j. n. Nichols.
Holly; A. J. Boorom. Sparta: n. l.
Waters. Spring Lake; H. j. Dudley,
Fremont.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Judge Allen y Morse. United Ssascs
eonsul 20 Glasxow. Was 4 guest in Ihe
Morton yesterday. Judge Morse N.
tended T. sasi for t,lssgow December ls.
bit has asked Zoe aa extension IL IA.
leave ~ aseenee For ten days A. ths
Ethiopia The steamer h intends 70 saIl
90. WI nos start antil Deoeustet II.
Mortimer = Cs-siey. profesaor n me-
rhentcsi engineering In the uaiverssrY
a Michigan. and , e. Wagner, assist
snt pFofess'r. are guesis 10 The Mort n.
hhsf are "a the city b make thu ira
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Guarantee investment companies seem
to have increased in this country like
unto the iocusts OF Egypt. judging from
the list OF those which the postoffice
authorities have black-iisted. The con.
Germs have never been anything but lot.
terieS pure and simple. and must end in
financial disaster to those who insist.
despite warnings Of the press. ia invest.
Ing money In them. The action OF the
postoffice authorities in denying the use
OF the mails to such enterprises Is to be
commended. One OF the functions OF
government 10 10 protect the people.
aud from the schemes OF INSCRIPTIONS
men no protection can be had il they are
allowed free access 70 the mails Mich.
igan has the more than doubtful honor
OF having two Of the prescribed organi-
nations credited 10 it. The government
has given timely warning OF the charac-
ter OF these companies. and IL any shall,
despite the warning. lose money in them.
they should understand that they will
oEly be reaping the just result Of folly.
Let these glittering schemes alone.
There Is no business honestly conducted
which can make any such returns as
the disguised lotteries promise. Grand
Rapids people invested in Benson Bid.
well and his scheme. and the result is
part OF the history OF the city. Those
companies black-listed belong II the
same mushroom class.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
SHE DID NOT LOVE
DROVE HIM DIVORCE SUIT
They Have Been Married Hut Three
short Aoatbs--fis Tale OF the
Noes or His Uaioa-

Gaylord Il Davidson has applied for
divorce In the circuit court from Edna
l. Davidson. who has been bic bride Tor
three short mouths The bill alleges that
the Rev. Mr.. Wright Of Petoskey mar.
sisd them September 5. issa. la the val
lage OF Petosksy. The next day they
eaass 10 Grand Rapids to live. as Mr.
Davidson had good position offered
hsm here. lie failed for some reason
10 get the place. but succeeded in get
ting COOL position as clerk In the Ho-
Gel Mchinnon at Cadillac. lie went to
Cadillac and made all arrangements to
have his wife follow him. She did not
follow. however. and when he returned
10 their rooms Ia the Vinegar block shs
refused 10 live with him and refused d,
accompany him TO Cadillac. The
result was he threw up the Job
aud again tried % lind work here.
Ne was unsuccessful and was getting
discouraged. when he SECURED the clerk
ship of the Occidental hotel in Muske.
gon. Before he went away, his wife
partly promised 10 accompany him, but
when he had all arrangements made she
refused TO go. This position paid him
go Per month and his board. but he
gave u up aud came back TO this city.
His brother. Elmer Davidson, Is man
ager Of hotel at Suownee. Florida. aud
offered TO take Gaylord in as assistant
manager. but Mrs Davidson refused 10
leave her mother aud absolutely refused
TO live with him any more. He alleges
that from the first day OF their welded
life Edna has been morose and refused
TO do her part in maintaining a heme
he dressed her well. in fact better than
most women In their station ia life He
IL at loss 90 know why his wife will not
live with him. He has grown tired OF
trying TO coax her 10 do SO. and now
asks for separation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

EACH report from Hawaii tends TO
confirm the theory that Minister Willis
found state OF affairs existing at Hon.
olulu which made the carrying out of
the instructions he carried with him i'm.
practicable Ho has evidently been
convinced that some action must be
taken by the United States in regard to
the policy TO be pu rsued. and openly an
nounees that he will do nothing but
keep the peace between both parties un-
til supplementary instructions reach
him The affair has now assumed a
phase which foreshadows that justice
will be done. let whoever may be caught
In a pinch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
CRAzED WITH LIQUOR
Calhoun Tried to XIII His wife and
A II. Watts.

MARSHALL. Mich, Dec. s.-David Cal.
houn. locomotive engineer on the Gin
cinnati. jackson d Mackinaw railroad.
while under the influences Of liquor last
night. told his wife he would kill her,
aud seizing his revolver attempted 20
carry out his threata Mra Calhoun
ran to . neighbours and escaped.
Calhoun then went to the home
OF A. II. Watts. master mechanic Of
the road mentioned. and raped ut
the door. Watts had Just retired. but
answered the knock. Calhoun imme-
diatsly grabbed him by the throat and
fired one shot. but missed him. The
men then grappled and struggled for the
possession Of the revolver. Calhoun
was master Of the situation when
Turnkey Gill appeared and quickly
manacled the would-be murderer. Cal
houn was reprimanded yesterday by
Watts for not taking proper care Of
his locomotive. He Is . man OF ungov-
ernable temper. and was crzzsd with
drink az tho tina
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Perhaps no more valuahls suggestion
- 70 furnishing rslicf 20 unsmployel
laber in'this city has besa masle. thaa
That offered ~ . citizen % finding sosse-
thing for mechanics 10 do in makIax
repairs an houses and eghez buihiing.
AZ matter - fses css dollar spent IN
us niannrrNil prove q more lasting
waite than doohis the smount handed
eat a. = densfinn. To b ssre there are
mary excess where rclisf ir ths SHAPE q
eouatioos must and shoald hs given.
but rhere a = possihie 10 have . nan
sad hts family eating ths bread Of in.
aepenfssnt ishor rather thar % charity.
v = greatly - hs preferrcl. The nan
rn'ss necessities are rsllevec ~ charity.
" hs have spark II manhood 10 biz
make-np. VII meet TIE DECOR in rather
: shsue faced vsy thereafter. uhlla N.
s.'ns snount Fivsa him a. ths rsezrs
q 'seor wiii eaa-s hiss - f->g that hl-
nseh'od = uaimpsired ADD stsll 90, h.
rat frsm a. appreciation - NE kss.s.
sess shows hisa n every house fsr.
tofy ssd siors e~nsr would e.. that
retd''d rrrsifs are mais ms sintns
tAsesas'is q dags wcrk@ vuald ~ far.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

BATTLE CHEfK. Mich. Dec s.-The
sixth annual state convention III the
Michigan Federation OF Labor closed
here today. Detroit has been selected
ss the next place OF meeting This
morning officers were elected; Preai-
dent. John ID. flanigan. Grand Rapids;
first vice president, H. c. Barter, De
trout; second vice PRECEDENT. n. Cook.
Cheboygan; third sIcs president John
bowie. Battle Creek, secretary and
treasurer, William Crewe. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
STRIKING MINERS RETURN.
The Pay Rcil Was Squared and the
Men Went 60 Work.

IsHPEmIso. Mich. Dec. a--The Win
throp miners. who have been out on a
strike for the past ten days, have re-
turned TO work. Wednesday the pay
roll for July month was squared. this
being In accordance with the agreement
under which they were working since
the nine resumed under its present man
agement. This seemed 10 satisfy the
men. aud on Thursday they decided to
return 10 work under the old wage
agreement, foregoing thsir demand for
an increase. At present there are about
1000 men employed at the mines In and
about this city. The Lake Superior has
zoo; Lake Angelinc. s5O; Winthrop. $40;
Salisbury. l55. and the Cleveland. Lake
and Pardore have l0Oor over. The esti-
mated number Of idle men in Ishpeming
ut present 10 between 30 add 400.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

Tux reports 81 tho bank clearinrs
from the principal centers OF trade show
very heavy decrease. and Dun a Co.
In their weekly review. attribute this
stsgnation 10 the tariff question. This
confirms the opinion heretofore ex.
pressed. that congress should act
promptly on tho tariff bill As Shakes
peare says % murder. "'Twere well il
were quickly done" II American in.
dustrics must stand . mur,lerous as-
sanit. ict the crime be contaminated at
once.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

WHfS Chicago enterprise completes
the work Dow In hand Of building a
railroad from Acre to Damascus. dis.
lance Of its miles the next move will
probably bc to start branch board Of
trade and have the Windy City's bor-
ders extended ones more 80 "a 20 10.
ciude Damascus - new ward. Thus
new crusade mas rescue tho Holy
Land from the Turk and tura il over 70
Chicago politicians
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

CucAeo's Columbian Museum has
received. among other gifts. twenty bot.
ties q rum from the Jamaica comnis.
sloner, II viii come hssdy a. board
mest'ngs When the bleak winds from
Lake Michigan are whistlinx through
the corridors % the art building. which
= the temporary h1ns % the museum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

JAcxsoS. Mich, Dec s--F'rank
Mosber. who vas released FROM the
county lsii At Coldws,er yesterday on
the sxpirsiion Of his sentence for non
support was al ooce arrested on CON
plant Of Augustus Willie 90 . charge Of
adultery With he wife. Mira Phoebe
Willis. OF the city. lie 10 In Jail here
awaiting examination Mr& Wills is
sick aled. eat xili be arrested ~ soon
aa sha rarnfera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09
car Of rT... s.~a

FLlsT. Mica. Dee e--sait has b>en
begun By Azry Moasicr of Psnsisc Cor
sloopo damages against Tie city -
Fhnt In Octoter last Ma Mouiier
sss here sniting fFiensls Gee evening
she snd spne isdy frs-nde v~.t 70 4
neightofs 30 sp~ud The sveuinr CO
her Gay home she feii upo1 Q detective
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-09

PHsSprRossr. thu slayer II Mayor
Hsrrison. eviieniiy object. 10 hav;n~ /.
vsiet Ne seems determined. b. talk
ing 10 eoaft. 30 tis en- he own hempsn
eravat