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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24

Commodore Elliott of tue kaosas City
Boat club. is in the city negotiating for
the purchase OF the boats OF the Old
Wichita Boat club. and viii probably e.
feet the purchase, in which event the
boats will be shipped TO Psirnouns park.
IN that city. where the club has esssb-
lshed permanent headquarters.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24

First precinct, men 21i: women 133,
Second precinct, men 29i; women las.
Total $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24
FIFTH WARD.
SIXTH WARD.

First precinct. men 2lo; women Us.
Second precinc, men 81; women IS4
Total $50
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24

Program for opening Of new hall Of tbs
Philomathisn society Ct wlehita uni
versity' Friday. March "a Cars leave
corner Douglass ard Main At To.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-03-24

First precinct, men 263;; women IS
Second precinct, men SIS; women s.
Third precinct, men 30; women g
Fourth precinct, men p; women hone
Total llio
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
OBSERVED THE DAY
Special Thanksgiving Senices
Held in the Churches.
FULL CONGREGATIONS At EACH


Thanksgiving day Was pretty geper-
orally observed b the local churches
yesterday and special services were held
n many q them By the regular pastor
or the pastor from neighboring church.
Coilecti9ns we're taken for the poos or
for come special benevolent institution.
and prayers ia Thanksgiving we're offered
for the many blessings and suecess.is Of
thu year. The church buildings acre
veil filed and the services were more
largely attended than for several years
past on this holiday.
Inc methoalsts from the various
churches Of that denomination held Q
union meeting in the Division street
church at 1910. The music vas espe.
cially fipe aud the Rev. w. A. Frye Of
the Piainfield avenue church delivered
the sermon. At the close Of the services
q collection was taken for the u. Is. A.
home. from which goodly sum vas
realized
In Smith Memorial church a special
prayer service was held from o until 10
o'clock The hour vac spent In offering
supplications for the poor and needy.
and returning thanks for the many
blessings OF the year The choir
reniered excellent music adapted 10 the
occasion. and the Rev. Thomas K Me.
Robe L.. the church pastor. conducted
the services This church was also xell
tilled with the members OF that denoIni-
nation.
There was large crowd OF liberalists
At All Souls church on Sheldon street
at IL a IN. lie was a union meeting 81
all the liberal churches in the city. aud
the several pastors joined in conducting
the special Thanksgiving services Brief
addresses were made by the Reys.
Charles Fluhrer. George n. Smith. +.
". y. Hugenholtz and Rabbi Jesselson-
The choir rendered some well selected
music. and the Rev. Fl. Digby johnston
u Unity church delivered the sermon OF
the morning.
Fountain street baptist church rang
with Thanksgiving music yesterday
morning aud sweet flowers lent their in
cense TO the joyful hour. Those OF the
baptist denomination were specially
thankful and glorious service was the
result. At III O'Clock the pastor. the
Rev. DIR. John l. jackson. delivered a
sermon appropriate 10 the occasion
The day was celebrated with high
mass in all the catholic churches
St Marks church held two services,
one at $50 and the other at l0:30 At
1870 DIR. Fair preached special sermon
and the choir rendered an anthem under
the direction Of Francis Campbell The
members made their church offerings
and a special collection was taken fer
St Marks hospital
A large collection was taken for the
poor at the Park congregational church.
and at Ii o'clock DIR. Bradley. the church
pastor. delivered one OF his character
istically eloquent sermons The choir
rendered special music and the church
was we'll filled with its atfiliating mem
kar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
HUNG BY A CORD
suks schaaisma Of No ga Elss-
sath Street SUICIDES
WHILE MS FAMILY ARt AWAY
hs Wa Foaad Hzaxtag from a
h4ftsr IN shs -sGtlo OF His fkesi-
dencs Lass sishE

Anks schaafsraa. agsd 70 years con-
mitIsd sussiis yesterday - nans1ag
h.aasalf .ith closhesisEs IA the atfie q
bis rusi,ieEcs At NJ 81 kiessath slrset
whils his family wsrs Away spsnding
IhankseIs8az xlth a married daughter
hsiae o. Csaadsiils sEenao. No cause
for ths Cd a1aas sell destruction Ia
know b. his famiiy.
ri. 4sed wife and two children. Who
comp sod ths family living ~ hone.
s0g srsiy u 80 - the daughter about
L. ciock n ne morning and he toid
taem that DC did not care 10 "a The
family coaid not eoax han u accompany
taaD. bat iney did not notice anything
Wroeg IN hss general appearance tie
seemed a. cheerful an usual when the
family left When they returned short
ID after dark the house sas cold and the
Old man vas niiaslng After ~aiung
sono time thi family. becoNing
alarmes., search Was Instituted
thr0ug4 the house. Ons OF tie sons
went % stars With a light and WAS
horriF "a a. ses his father hanging from
a rafter lead. Tie Was dressed a. usual.
and a sulail stool xas near has fceI IL
was rsaicat thai DC stood on
the sfool WhAs ne attached the
cord. kh.ch wss doubls. around the
rafier and then secured IL around his
ueck. he police station and Cnder-
taker JolceFsnla we're notlfied aud each
ca sd a coroner Coroner Bradish VAS
nrst on tie scene s1d had ordered the
body takea doWa before Coroner I.ocher
arrived Sc1aaIsma had lived In this
coantry Only about a year. he and his
wns having come from Holland AZ the
solicitation OK some az their children
Who had proceeded them he leaves a
0ife and slx children. one % whom Is j.
A. Schaagsgaa OF No. 81 Nesf Leonard
stEseI assistant superintendent Of tho
Mstr-Poiitan Life Insurance company.
Ills domestic relations are reported To
have oeen Ilsasant and he was xeli
provided for by bis children. which
makes the causo Tor his seif-destructson
a mystery u ais family.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

Mrs John Mason % Saginaw, 60 years
old, has brought a suit for divorce from
her husband. who IL several years older
They were married In Detroit over forty
years ago The grounds for the suit are
gross cruelty. Mason IL worth $4,000.
The Gonesseo County Farmers
Mutual Fire insurance company has
paid cut s.4.c)o Tor fire losses during the
past year. This is the largest amount
paid out during the thirty years the
COMPANY has existed.
DIR. Elisha a. Guy. wanted for the lar.
ceny u t-ss0 from Gaiien widow. has
been caught a. Miliersburg. Ohio. by
Under sheriff ". a. Palmer of Blu
chanaa and tsxen to Berrien county.
The new Alpena x Northwestern rail.
road wlll begin business by hauling
100000 feet OF iumDer for Alger. Smith
4 Go. The road wall be finished a. far
a. Lake May within two weeks
Lansing union men have put a boy
colt on all goods bearing toe Arunour
brand. because % 10 per cent cut in
wages put in force at the Armour estsb-
lishnlents IA ksnsas City.
The fire department % Ishpeming will
help out the poor Of that city by giving
a charity ball the proceeds OF which
will be devoted 20 the purchase OF wood
for needy families
The schools % Girard. which closed
for a few weeks on account ~ diphtne.
ria ADD scarlet fever. have opened again.
with J. 4. Thorpe ~ Coidwater az prsn.
cipaL
Alpena shipped 100000 feet Of
lumber during the season Just closed
and carries over so.oco.0oo feet OF logs.
VII LOSING of Girard has been ap-
pointed superintendent OF the state
isFm at Coidwster.
A drain has been constructed through
Stockhridxe and Unsdilis townships. a
cost - fo.uDo
Ex United States Senator Ferry OF
Grand Haven IL confined 10 his home by
illness.
Lake Ann Lumber company has an
order 20 ship I.OgO.0co feet % lumber At
once.
The state farmers institute viii be
beld az Aiie~an. Deoember Il and ~
Marshes and many streams are dry In
the over counties a the state.
The Michigsn C@ntral has set 100 Idle
mrn - work cutting Nocd
Buei farmers sr- troubled With black
Knot on their fruit trees
Three hoys are under arrest in Adrian
for stealing turseys
Joppa. Calhoun county. Il - have a
creamery.
The cracker factory At Lansing vii
be rabuilt
Counterfeis hall dollars are rlenty ~
Reed City.
Jack~Da - afflicted With eioth~s line
thievea
Nsr~ay = n Re lighted By sircsricity
Ia grippe - epid~case N Sheiby.
Fors@txille u % have hank
49,. 81 $780,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

Detroit Democrats Fall To Nice
Campaign Expenses.

DETROIT, Mich, Nov. 30.-There are n
few creditors Of the democratic mayor
atty committee who are anxious about
the payment of their bills, and some OF
them have done somo lively skirmmish-
ing to get their accounts squared. Peter
Grogan. the hackman. wants SD He
said today: 81 am not the only hack
man who is looking for his pay. i think
they had nearly every hack in town, and
/ believe most Of them are still looking
for their money. Our bills we're sent
in some time ago. and ii is about time
We got our money Ii is said
that some OF the musicians that
furnished musical enthusiasm for
the democrats at their various meetings
and at the big parade are also troubled
at the slowness with which the cash for
the work is coming in. When Professor
Schremser was asked about the affair.
he said: There was due me bill Of
$50 and one of $50 for music at Arbeiter
ball meetings. When | presented the
bills to Chairman John A. Grogan be
said the congressional committee would
settle. / called on the congressional
committee and was referred back TO the
city committee After some further
talk with Mr.. Grogsn he Endorsed the
bills and told me 10 present them TO Mr..
Cooley. which have yet 10 do
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

John McNaughson. formerly employed
b tie gas company has been taken TO
TIE haamazoo asylum FOR treatment.
lie broke his Lex last fall. and since then
his nervous strength has beea shattered
ani 80 = IN a pFecarious condition liz
j. hoped the asylum treatment wall prove
beneficial
HeuFy Lsohrman. young man living
N 10. I'D Indiana street. was placed Ia
Iad yesterday for safekeeping lie went
i.so TIE police statloa aud told the OF
trers be had heels IN his head They
belIased him alter having talked with
hin a saort time aud locked him up
A consignment 10 furniture used in
the Michigan buiidiag at the worlds
fsir vas received az the Soldiers home
yesterday. consisting 81 the following.
Cttce desk. chairs. carpets and curtains.
The carpets and curtains vii be used in
the Wou.an's annex
The south W G. T. L.. will hold a
mothers meeging" at the residence Of
Mrs Dana. No. 1T Powell street. this
afI-ruooa az : o'clock. The county
president. MrS BodWeli win be present.
ana Mira Pollard - expected TO give
snort tax.
! stsrslays fall Of snow provided
the first sieighiug Of the season and
livery r.gs Nefe IA great demand during
the afteruoon and evening. For two
hours % more tie rigs formed con
tinunus procession on Monroe and Canal
streets
John MrCsrthy's residence at No. 30
sixth street caught ire from a gasoline
stove st noon yesterday aud wss damaged
. "a.
ment responded - al alarm from COX
- The bullding vac insured.
J y Russell q Muscatine. Iowa. has
been 10 the city several days corferriug
WITH iocai cap .aiists regarding the -
tabhshnent q a barrel factory here.
lie hsa a latent on a perforated barrel
Tor Vegetables and truitA
Tie f0urg Mems congress q the Y.
NJ q. A. SAL resume is regular meet
irxs again next thursday night IL has
beea adjourned SINCE the Malls revival
49, inaaguraie1
he Iohn Pattsrsoa Furnace company
ha- q "a bdi q sale 10 the Aldins
Manufacturing company covering a.. the
stock "a band FOR consideration u
tlA&ff
The iank cisariegs for November xerc
$50 A. 10. sod Tor the corresponding
nsonih last year sg.efefuk32. decrease
~ slc 4. or about II per cent
The Alsses Gage and Bsneciict gave
their annual Thanksgiving hop IA Com
rany h armory last evening. There
we're atout 10 per~ons present
The December meeting % the Michi-
sac ftre ludegwrifrrs association will
-. F,.f ~ IN. Mart,s, h.a.a oaxs Mo,,
Day
born-To Mr. and Mra G. Chester
Davidson ~ Ne. "a Lyon street. Thanks
girlag nioruiug. ~ pound Toy.
Toe Plsahed avenue roller SEATING
rinz sac opened la-s aight with o large
afteadance.
MAJOR stuart and family ate turkey
win kslsnasoo frieuds yesterday.
Many ~ the university students spent
T1an ksgiving be- the city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
Many OF Them spent The Holiday oa,
az IOWA

Many OF Ihezn spent the Holiday oat
of IOWA
The city schools closed yesterday until
next Moaday morning aud many Of the
teachers and pupils sent out 81 town 10
sperd their brief vacation with relatives
and frisnds. Among the TEACHERS who
ate Thanksgiving turkey with friends
out Of the city acre the following:
Mira Chapman 81 the fountsin street
school speat the day with friends Al
Cedar Springs
Miss Morton OF Fountain street was
with her parents al Vicksburg.
Miss Grace Rouse ate turkey with
friends ia Kalamazoo
Misses Myrtle aud Jennie Hyde sss
Miss Ella Dockeray we're with their
parents al Rockford.
Miss Martha ]. Omans dined with her
parents in Cannon.
Miss jennie Heyeer waited her parents
in Piainheld.
Mrs. Mallard Of Crescent avenue and
Miss Henrietta Mailard. teacher in the
North Division street school. visited in
Howard City.
Miss Bishop Of Madison avenue called
on friends IN Howard City.
Miss Jessie Thomas went TO Muske.
gon.
Misses Helen and Georgia Bacon
spent Thanksgiving with their mother
at Pontiac
Augusta l. Franck. teacher OF Ger
man in Union high school. visited her
parents in Saginaw.
Miss Emma Rosenberg went to Lis
bon.
Miss Elsie Field visited her parents in
Alpine.
Miss Clara Skinner went 10 Newaygo
10 spend the brief vacation with her
pareuts-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
DINNER AT THE HOMES.
How the Charitable Institutions Jared
on Thanksgiving Day.


At the various charitable homes the
day was made as pleasant as possible
for the patients and inmates. All We're
we'll remembered by the generous pub
lie and all expressed their gratitude for
the good things sent in for these worthy
institutions. At ST. Marks the dinner
consisted II turkey and ali the articles
that 90 with II 10 make good hoInelilie
Thanksgiving dinner. The nurses were
not forgotten. They sat down To as
good repast as any one II the city.
Their tables were prettily bedecked
with carnations. chrysanthemums roses
and other flowers. all sent in by grateful
patients
The L.. T. A. home was the scene OF
an equally good dinner for all who were
able 10 partake OF a hearty meal. The
pubic remembered the worthy institu-
ton very generously and the corps OF
nurses and the niatron as we'll as the
managers unite in thanking all who do
mated articles for the benefit OF their
home.
There are fourteen inmates In the
Woman's Home and Hospital. and all
partook Of an excellent meal OF turkey
and all the accompanying good dishes
that usually make up a good Thanks.
giving dinner.
No one enjoys Thanksgiving 80 much
"a children. aud the Children's home on
Cherry street was the happiest' place in
the city all day. 10 the morning thirty
six OF the little ones attended services
at ST Marks The other eight were
kept at home for various reasons The
dinner was the best that many of them
had ever enjoyed. Many friends Of the
home visited it during the day and left
something behind 10 aid the noble work
being done there.
There are only i've girls in the Emer-
son home. They sat down to a fine din
ner. and the whole day was made ne
pleasant for them az possible. This
home vas generously remembered
The Holland home on East Bridge
street Was remembered with many dona-
tious and an exceptionally good dinner
was served
At the County home the unfortunate
poor we're served with a good. substan-
tisl Thanksgiving dinner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
Foe the 4. n A. Home.

A meeting OF the young ladies socie-
ties connected ~ith the various churches
OF the ei.y has been called for Saturday
afternoon az O'Clock In the Sunday
school roon Of Park congregational
church Tor the purpose OF discussing
ways and means for assisting the u. h
A. homs financially. The object Of the
meeting is TO create a movement among
the young ladies' in the interest Of the
home. and ali young women, whether
members IL any Of the above named So
eioties or not. are invited 10 be present
The meeting will be addressed by DIR. ).
c. Graves. Mira Marian Whitney and
Mrs. NJ K Bissell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
SOLDIERS. HOME AFFAIRS
Veteran. Ate Thanksgiving Turkey
Amer 90 ne Furnished

Veteran. Ate Thanksgiving Turkey.
Annex 10 ne Furnished
The veterans st the Soldiers home
enjoyed turkey and cranberry sauce yes.
terday. Dinner vas served al the usual
hour. about l2s30. and no special ser
vices we're held MAJOR Long also bad
cause 10 rejoice. ss the handsome desk
used in the Michigan building ri the
worid's fair aud donated ~ the Michigan
Soldiers home has arrived The deck
has been at up In the office At the home
Altogether the day At the home was an
enjoyable one quietly observed.
The amer for women. when completed
about January 1. vill have had neariy
enough furaitare donated 20 furnish
each recon-. The rooms are numbered
and already thirty of them have been
furnished as foilovs
J. Woodbury. rnst ard corps Adrian.
2 Ithacs pn~t aud corp.
Z Ionias post
& r. C. Metrsil pet ssd corps. Bay
City.
3 Custer rest. Grad Rspids
& Hoa. Joan Notheooh
~ Orcust post and csirpa kaisma1oa
II Pap WilAams pest add corps. Lad
.ngton.
1. Crspo post and oorpa. F1irt
u Chsmplsn ptst aed corps Grand
Espuia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

y Coieass and Ms A I Bliss Sss
iaas
Is ienbafd pei AS e'FI<. Psto~kss
a. ssorsion Granger Eest s1d eoFfs
Sazinzx.
~ Hoasenan. Daenslly 4 Jonss
Gr3nd RapidA
~ ID. Il. Donnaily post and oorts.
saginas.
- Mrs :. A C. Plnamsr. lansing.
"A Grayling post and corps Gsayiing.
- Qaackenbosh posi- and corps.
Oxosso
~ Fairbanks post aad eorps. Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

The funeral OF Mrs. Cora King. the
woman murdered by her husband last
Tuesday morning. was held yesterday
afternoon from the resideace OF her
parents. Mr. and Ms. Adam Kelley OF
Island street The remains were buried
in Valley City cemetery. The remains
OF hing. the murderer and suicide. are
still al OBriens undertaking rooms.
Two Of his brothers came from Cedar
Springs and Whitneyville yesterday 90
make arrangements for his burial today.
King will probably be buried at Whit
neville at the expense Of the county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

Eureka lodge. Knights OF Pythias.
annual election. last night. as follows:
q. C.. Charles r. Linzee; v. c.. George
r. Cogshali; prelate. Franklin ID. Eddy:
NJ of W.. r. W. Hunter and Charles W.
Fox; X. OF K and >. W. ID. Pugh; NJ. OF
F.. F. q. Meyerl; NJ. OF Z. Il. Born; NJ.
at A.. Charles w. Fox and John NJ.
Shields: representatives to grand lodge,
W. ID. Pugh. alternative. At ). White;
trustees. &. w. Fox. George +. Cogshall
and At 5. White.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

s. o. 20 years q age. feet Inches AL
Eslghsd I50 % le1 peansis. lat sandF
Aakr al nastacAs. acre a dark graz
oserco3t light 81 Al eoiorsd pants boil
fcned shoes and black s.ouch III
There sss tLlo 10 his pockets snd kit
a loois sr-d Ia repairing sssiag aar
chiEs& There .as nothiog - nls e.
fseks Eaat would lsad . bis identity.
sas tks undaFtAker thoaghf peEhsps he
uay haEs eesa a Fes41sat II thls city %
s4s <Eogn hers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
New Chicago Service
via
G.. II. 81 L.

Commencing Monday. Novsmf,er nth.
train now leaving Tor Chicago Al i0o5
. N vii leave ~ 1910 a N. ard run
through solid and independently. srriv-
ing Chicago 81 2 N Buffet parior
car add sr~s class dav eoschcs
Night train With through sleeping car
and cssach oil lesve same ~ now II -
p m-asrive Cbicszo 80 a IN
Prom Chicago soiId train ell leave
Chicago as as = "a. srfivirg Grand
Rapids 90 .. n. Night trails wsls lsavs
=; IN a. = ~ fnstead - 10 , a.. arsis
ine Grand Rapids T.io = n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

J r Calkins has returned from a
rip 60 Kentucky snd Tennessee He
ssgs ras nee4 - dead there AL factor.
ieS aines aad milis are clo~ea
Mr. and Mrs ID 1. Cssierlin- 4 Ssnf
Las-, spent Tbanssg iviug With their
daughter. Mrs n N. Crotasrs. On Heien
sNenGe
Sieri " Bick. cierk in the g. r a |.
ssiiresa oficss - vssitiag frienss "a
Ietfnit
tienr<e v Gage has returned from a
eusioeee Up Ia AZ we=t AMI southwest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
DECIDED HIS HOUSE
An Alleged Eioper Come Down Very
Handsomely.

TRAVERSE CRY. Mich, Nov. 30-SW.
Perkins. for several years in the meat
business here, and Miss Almeda Willing
OF Cadillac. disappeared about the same
time. and are supposed TO be together.
Perkins recently sold his interest in the
meat market to his brother-inilaw. Amos
Bingham. A week ago Bingham started
on the road to dispose of inince meat.
Perkins and Miss Willing went 10 Petos-
KEY and registered at the hotel. it is
alleged. as s. w. Perkins and wife.
When bingham learned OF this he CON-
PEELED Perkins To deed his house. lot and
furniture 10 his wife. The couple then
left Petoskey for parts unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

Jackson. Mich. Nov. 30.-The Cor.
man aud anti-Gorman democrats con
cede that Jackson will be recognized as
follows: Postmaster, Edward c. Morris
sey; United States marshal. Tom Cone
~; deputy inspector OF customs at De-
troit. Eugene Pringle. The Barkworth
and anti-Gorman factions are loud in
their denuneiation OK German and
Dickinson Tor their alleged duplicity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01
Gave 500 for Charity.

The largest cash donation given TO
the poor yesterday was made by Charles
w. Colt. who generously handed Senator
Peter Dorsn si00 for the Charity Or
ganization society. The senator is a
member Of the Provident society solicit
iug committee that works In conjunction
with the former society. and Is meeting
with pleasing success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

Aestiaz Last Nighs 20 Di-cu-s the
Cenflit,a of the Order.

Like true knights the knights Of
Labor q tbs city are not dismAyed az
tie losa q tie Asaesr q their oEdsr. Sir.
Posderlys resignation has net dannted
thena N me least Last night al the
local assemblies met IN CeotrJ Labor
Union hall 70 discuss the state u the
order The meeting Nss a course secret
s0d nothing could BE learned % the dis'
cussion eut the knights talked quite
freely after the meeting. One Of them
sand: -Poxderly sas = great man but
he - NOT the oUiy man Some fellow
will take up the work aud Ne wil keep
right "a up stream. There has been a
little difsrencs between Gompers aud
Poxdsrly and II new man IL elected II
may prove a mighty good thing for II
may settle these differences Powderly
Will not change his ideas and he will be
loyal 10 any man who may Dc elected 10
al Dis place"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-01

The sophmores OF the Central High
school played a game Of foot ball against
the Union school team yesterday morn
ing. and succeeded in winning the game
by score OF TO O The Union school
boys claim a touchdown. but theref-
cree would not allow it. deciding that
the ball left the field and was therefore
dead