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LOSS WAS MILLIONS
MARROW ESCAPE Of fnPloYes


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MIA IN Hor.x 4 49, sr.-,r~ ~ x1-<.
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-,-s.--Z -
s.@%.. - ntN $50 80.
n''neu'1 rvs hfe esx<ps. Hefe os'a
% take then rou the barci1x DulId.nE
The enort4 II the hrc<ncn - oonfloe the
tire 70 the buildinw IN which Il arirsa.
sted we're fruiticss snd the nsme>
eoread a ave ofh.~ h.,iA,..-. ~.
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- s,-s-,,-,- - ne-~.
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"a tns po'iuing sno ~ers nct erossrd
untu The IRE had geined conssdofa1ls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Hsnss>~ey. whe. 4 = hsiIsved. ksd laid
. plot % s.sA&ninsse kin. Mr.. t1nkss.
too nov bsIi<ses Hoomsrs wss hssd q
the gans q trslu pothers thst hsld mp
the Lake Shore sspeono ~ ksssiss. Ind.
on the no<ning - nep3smber IL srcur.
ing large ausoans e nensy fron the
safs ef the unitsd b(ntss kxpsss eom'
pany.
Evsr sincs shs rshhsry che piskss-
tons hsvs suspsc1sd Hpmnsrs- Just
month bsfors he hs1 s>cspsd from the
Jsckson. Mis~iaeiPpk psaissatlsry = uhsss
he wss serving : I've years terra Toe
hrcaking the ssls q ehs soothsra III.
pres company. Hs sas tssrsd 20 this
city, snd on thse1s1l before the hold
up he ds-sppsassd Tks following day
be showed Up sgsins pAid al hie bil&
told his friends be vos nush snd theu
shipped before be eonti b arrsstsd He
LETT 40 clue - 10 hie tateedsd destina.
iion and had not ben heard of sgasa
until he was arrested By Mr.. Hnkerton
10 the Caiifornia town.
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cuc<eo. Dec 2l.---Dr. H. q Noysr.
called by the dskenss - 81 sxperk hAs
rsfused . testify IN the Prsodsrxzst
csse. said Jbdgs brsntsno today alter
iong conisrence psrticipated n "
coarf and coupsrl for the prosecution
snd defeesa by mutuAl sgrssmsnt
the doctor vii bs exeuspd-'
Ugly rnmors IN connsc<,oa NTH the
defsction q sxperfs froul the si<ie q the
defense sere circulated An court and
|one attorney for PrendenEssf szid that
DE-. Aoyer's conduct wss snexplicAbie.
whsn Or Aoyes appeared In court 40
10 o'c;ock be said: Your honor. before
| AN sworn l wish 10 make statemenf-r
Gafherine tho counsel about him Judge
Brsntan0 asked the physician Why he
refused 10 testify. II y said by coonsel
that the doctor sskedsfor compeDsstion.
which Attorney Wade and his associates
refused 70 grant The doctor explained
that In oue case whsre he had been
suinmoned ~ an expert he bad taken
the stand and after ansEering . fes
preliminary questions he refused % die
cuss tecbnicai queries on the claim that
b. had nof received his compensation.
The supreme court held THAI BY answer
Ing even one question he bad practically
given tsssimsuy and his cisin Tor refus-
ing 10 give expert testimony on account
Of failure 70 receive compensation vas
not well founded. hence his precaution
In the Prcndcrgasf case.
Edward Maruloyie. who attended
school with Prendergast, was the first
witness called. tie thought that the de-
fendsnt vas not different from the
ordinary scholars at that time
Corporation Counsel kraus was again
put on the stand aud testified that at
the time OF the coroner's inquest he
closely observed the prisoner and that
on the occasion in question he consid-
cred him TO oe sane.
Judge Horton was the next witness.
he was OF the opinion that the msu was
sane.
Dr. Spray was put on the stand an an
expert by the state. DO you think him
sane or insaney'
Il think that he is sane and respon-
sible for his acts."
.Does he. in your opinion, know the
difference between right and vrongf'
-fes. SIR. he has keen sense OF
right and wrong"
Gould he have restraiped himselfs'
Il think that he could"
When Dr. Biuthsrit took the stand be
said that he had given this case q care
ful study.
-whaf 10 your eonclusiony"
Il do not think that there IL trace of
insanity in that person. pointing TO the
prisoner.
Court then adjourned until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

orr soR rHE HOLIDAYS
Only Roasine Business transacted
tn the senate


I'm the senate
wusHrxoroS, Dec. 2l-ln the senate
today Mr.. Proctor iutroauccd bill 20
annex the territory OF Utah 20 the stats
OF Nevada Referred 30 the committee
on Territories
senate bill Tor the relief Of owners.
ofioers snd reamen OF the schooner
lksSssy Y ffilden. sunk by the careless
firing OF ordnance officials OF Sandy
Hook proving grounds. was taken from
the calendar and passed.
Mr.. Chandler presented a petition
from the operatives Of woolen mills at
Great Falls. New Hampshire. against
the Wilson tarid bill. and contains the
threat that IL the petitio ners have their
wages reduced on account OF its passage.
they will hold ths senators and mem
bers who vote for it responsible.
At i;55 y. IN a recess was taken until
go. At the expiration Of the recess.
two resolutions. offered by MrsPeifer on
September last. were aiken from the
calendar and disposed OF. One was as
TO the failure Of national banks in Bos-
ton. New York and Pennsylvania. 10
keep and maintain their legal reserves.
This was referred TO the committee on
finance. The other was directing the
committee on interstate commerce to
inquire whether legislation is necessary
to prevent interruption OF Interstate
railway traffic. This was agreed to, and
the senate proceeded to the considera-
ton Of executive business.
The doors were again open at 3:35 p.
m A communi cation from the secre-
tary OF state In response to Mr.. Frye's
resolution as 10 granting permission to
a foreign cable company To land its cable
from the shores Of Brazil on the coast
OF the United States. was presented and
read The secretary says that no per-
mission has been given by his depart
ment At 3:i5 o'clock the senate ad-
journed until "Wednesday. January J
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Miss Thurbsr Indioesd In Bosson fbr
Foruevy.

49, knoEACG ess<s<@<a ~ a@s~&@s@s -
foruosy.
Bosros, Dec. n. The United States
grand jury has indicted woman who -
believed to bc an xslrolt swindler. She
is Miss Esther ~ 1hufber. alias Miss +
H. Terrell. who was arrested last Thurs
day by postofilcc officials for the alleged
forgery Of money order notes amounting
to sl93 at the Boston postofiice
The Boston police have a telegram
from the Chicago police asking them to
hold Miss Thurber IL she was discharged
on the case now pending against her Ia
the United States court Stories OF her
misdoings are alec reported from differ
ent places.
The charge against her in Chicago is
for the embezzlement Of $500 from her
former employer. where she was en-
ployed as a bookkeeper. and her where
abouts have been unknown up to the
time OF her arrest an this city. The
man from whona the money was EN-
bezzled has been in Boston since Satur-
day, and has fully Identified the Thur
Der woman at the Charles Street Jail.
The arrest OF Mix Thurber was made
on complaint OF Mia Mile Seymour. an
estimable young woman Of st. Louis.
and the daughter Of one OF it's leading
citizens. who was luied to Boston BY the
Thurber woman from Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Sins Indictments Pound Against the
OfficinisL

INpfsxAroLIs Dec. 2i.--T-he federal
grand jurors this afternoon returned the
indictments IN the indianapolis Ma.
tionai bank cases and = few other In
dictments In mipor cases There were
nine indictments IN the bank cases. bat
the only persons indicted Who were IN.
der bond were Theoiore T. Haughey.
president of the wrecked bank. Scbuy-
icr. Hangher. bis son. and presideut of
the curied hair and glue works; Frsncis
and Charles Coffin president aud secre-
tary of the Indianapolis Cshipet con-
psny, A. $. Reed of the Indianapolis
Cabinet company.
January 4. wss eelected For the per
sons indicted 20 appear in court ard an
swer the charges preferred in the in
dfrfu.orfa
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National Capital Note.

Representative Thomas has introduced
bills In congress appropriating 10000
Cor improving the harbor at Saugatuck.
e65.Oo0 for the harbor at South Haven.
slii.00O for the harbor at ST. Joseph and
1900 for the St Joseph river.
A bill has been introduced 10 the
house 10 admit 10 the mails as second.
and fratsrnai societies and Institutions
Of learning
A call for the condition OF the nation
al banks at the close OF business DE.
cember ID has been issued by Comptrol.
ler Eckels
Secretary Carlisle has accepted the
resignation of Charles r. Kimbzl. 2
pralser Of merchandise at Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Sleigh Crashed Into by Train at n
Crossing.

NASHUA. N. H., Dec. 2l.--A frightful
railroad accident took place tonight at
the Hollis station OF the Worcester &
Nashua division OF the Boston 4 Maine
road. from which three persons were in
stantly killed on grade crossing. Their
names are Marius Lund, Miss Annie
Lund. his sister. and Mrs Charles III.
Lund, his sister-in- law. Mrs Stevens,
another one OF the party. was injured
but not killed The party was out
sleighing and as 10 was crossing the rail
road the sleigh was struck by the train
leaving Nashua fof Aver junction at
$40 p. m. The Lupds were instantly
killed and Mrs Stevens badly injured.
her shoulder being dislocated. Both
horses were killed and the sleigh was
badly wrecked An extra train was
made up at Nashuk By Superintendent
Barr and the bodice brought back to
Nashua, where all the parties resided.
just before reaching the track ut Hollis
the party had to descend . small hill
and in all probabilitySxiid not hear the
train.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

PEORIA. ILL.,. Dec. 2l.--By the explo-
sion OF kerosene can, the cable house
in the bottom OF the Chicago & Miaonk
coal mine at Minonk. Illinois. was set
on fire this afternoon and 300 men. who
were at work at the time. had a narrow
escape from death. Assistance was re-
ceived from FL Paso TO assist in quench-
ing the flames, but at 10 o'clock tonight
fire was rigging furiously.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

wAsHlSoroS. Dec. 2l-It is reported
here that Attorney General Olnsy will
resign from Cieseland's cabinet The
OF official life do not please
his artistic nature and he offsets to
Cievelands one man rule. II is likely
that Postmaster General Bissell. who
was Clsselands partner. and prefers Law
TO politics. will replace him. Josiah
Quincy will probably succeed Bissell.
but Governor Russell Of Massachusetts,
stands some chance Of the appointment
Mr.. Quiacy recently resigned as assist
ant secretary OF state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

LONDON. Dec. 2L-In the house of
commons today Prime Minister Glad
stoue stated that Duke Alfred nf sare.
Coburg and Gotha, the duke q E.lin-
burgh being anxious 90 anticipate the
wish of parliament. al arranged 20 re-
noupce fl5.oo0 yearly received frrn
England. but would confinue 20 enjoy
the fl0.ooo granted % him uoder the
royal marriage act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22
CARDINAL GIBBONS VIEWS.
Lo.don Chronicle Comments on an
Interview With Him.

Lospos. Dec. 2l.-The Chronicie %
day publishes lengthy interview had
by its representative with Cardinal Csib-
bons OF Baltimore. which is nofeworfhs
Tor its syupathetic treatoent of labor
questions In commenting on the inter
view the paper says Tho cardinals
saying. I'VE shall not benefit the lsborcr
by despoiling any class" depends ca
tirely for its significance upon what i
meant by dcspoiiing them. The card
ma dislikes strikes. Nobody likes thea.
But better thousand times strike than
pcrpetuate an injnstice compelling
workingmen % live below The standard
Of dccency.
With regard 20 The coming confict
bstwccn the American ocnocracy and
catholic claims Cor religions teaching in
the public schools. il h certain that the
only way 20 prevent the struggle n for
ths catholic church 70 Withdraw ia an
tedeluvian cisims The United States
Is hardly likely 10 lag behind Francs in
such matfors
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

He wni Sue the Government for False
lmprison nsent.

ne " III sue the government Ior fa1E6
Imprison nsenL
NEW YoRx, Dec. 2L-George B. Boy
ton. the American accused Of having
tried TO blow up the warship Aquidaban
in Rio hnrbor. Who was brought 20 the
navy yard from the SIRIUS. has been re-
leased. He was let 70 on parole. bat
Com nanding Admiral Gherardi says he
knows where to lind Boyton IL be should
want him. When Boyton arrived at the
navy yard he was guarded by Ensign J..
r. Carter Of the United States cruiser
Detroit
AS the officers Of the yard had re-
ceived no instructions as 10 what to do
with Boyton, Admiral Gherardi was
sent for. He was as greatly perplexed
as his eubordinates- So he wired Secre-
tary of the Navy Herbert The answer
came last night. Ii directed the ad-
niral 10 release him on parole.
The navy yard officials Say that Boy
ton was outspokcn in denouncing his
arrest and detention. He was pleased
at bis release, but declares that he is GO
ing TO bring suit against the United
States government for fl00 COO
"I'll show 'em how 10 arrest me" he
declared. "and bring me up from Brazil
I'll make 'em pay for il
According to United States District
Attorney Mitchell Boynton cannot sue
the United States FOR his arrest.
HE cannot sue the government" said
Mr.. Mitchell, because chapter 359 Of
the act OF March 3. 1887. expressly pro
hibits any suits against the United
States In matters sounding in tort a.
thelaw reads. His only redress. IL he
was wrongfully detained. is against the
United States ofiicers who arrested him.
Even then they can go TO court. and IL
able to show that they had good suspic-
ions against the man can get certificates
Of probable cause. This will put stop
20 any.exccuiiops on judgments which
might be obtained for damagcs~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

NEw YORK. Dec 2l.-Dr. yenry G. f.
Meyer will have TO be tried again for
the poisoning Of Gustave Baum. The
report os the insanity experts on the
condition OF Juror Lowe, whose mind
became deranged. shows that the Juror
will not be able to ofiiciate again. The
entire jury has been discharged The
case will come up again at the January
term Of thu court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

PHfLADsEPHfs. Dee II. SsbEartx A
Graf. eholessie carpet dealers. made an
ss-igauseaf today Liabilities art s115 coo
ssd The sssrts sktlolo Ths assign
neat go made bsenss- ~ the nruas %
siaiity - meet obligations wh.eh ~ilI
mature Bsst monfh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22
blair wants Information.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2i.-The resolu-
ton introduced in the house today by
Mr.. Blair instructs the committee on
foreign affairs TO inquire fully into the
circumstances OF the late revolution in
the government of the Hawaiian islands
and the connection our government and
its officials had in the matter. especially
az TO the charges OF the president made
IN his message 10 congress concerning
the actions OF Captain Wilt and Min
istor Stevens
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Pinkertoa faiks 81 Sommer- who
TFtsa ts NH asm.

CHnAeb. Dec. II William Pinssr
Too. head ~ the { hieaVo lFsaeh ~ the
IlaksEtsa sistaetiss agency. FstarHed ga
tbs ciiy to-day after 80 eKiensied trip
Throughout ths = 80 tie sac no4 Ia
eflned b talk kf lsnfih q kis Fesent al
seatass ~ saa fFskeisea. shen he a..
rested Charles O. somaefs silas Jack
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

POrTsvItIr, Pa. Dec a. Three men
vere drowned In the second drift of
mine worklags a Oak fiill ceDstery st
Delaware. near Nlnersviiie last night by
a large body of water breaking into the
gnngvay from an old mine is Black
Valley that wss alsandoned sirsy wears
ago ansi allowed 20 fiil With sster. The
victims are GtIes hlcunt s1ed 81
lesvee . uido~. Paul Aler. lshures.
single. Jc~eph Ssanick lalorsx. irzves =
Young wsdow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

grief over he yosnx and brilliant brosh-
ef's death. bol not ok,istsrsssd 81 recoi
lsctsons q those serfihis usyA lie be-
trs,ed fis feeling whsn qosstsoned shoot
his preeence ~ TIE pest norten exAnl
nation Il his bfothrx's reualns. snd
s~id be was not pressnt wkon ths body
uas cut
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22
IA. r.o-- Unbalanced Him.

NEw oKLrASs. Dec. q. George n.
Prochaska. president % the American
Rice company. whose works we're de.
stroyed in yesterdays fire. shot hlmssli
throus h. the right temple at an early
hour thia morning. lie is dead. The
fire yesterday and business reserves an.
settlsd HE mind aud are given as the
eat.ses Tor his act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

PANS Dec. 2l.-~Ths subject ~ the
commercial relations of Ffarcs aud
Spain were discuss-d ~ . cabinet cepn.
eli fooay. n uas finally decided shsf
France would not c0nccde a. spain ans
tariff below the minimum already a.
fered. This action wtil prot,ahlf start =
tariff var between the tUp eonntries
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

PsKIs. Dec. 2i.--ysiliant. the anarch.
ist, xho threw the bomb IN the chami,er
OF deputies recentiy. mas coufcsssd that
he was assisted IN making ;his bomb hy
an scconpiica II is believed that this
accompiice - DO other fhso the young
civil engineer. Reclus. nepisp q Reclos.
the wcll known Preach geographical
writer. He has e+caped arrest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

OsKALoosA. Iowa, Dec. 2i.--A gang Of
fifteen tramps held up and robbed the
deputy sheriff and two policemen here
tonight of all their valuahlcs One
tramp was fatally shot and the officers
were badly bruised. The town and
vicinity is badly overrun with the vaga.
bonds. The militia has been called out
20 protecf the town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22
Perfurcr Under Arrest.

BROOKLYN, Dec. 21.-At IL o'clock
this morning Detective Bagnarelis. Of
Brooklyn arrested John j. Vail. the
former cashier Of the wrecked Com
mercial bank OF Brooklyn. Vail has
been indicted for perjury for making al
legged false returns to the state bank ex-
aminer as to the condition of the
wrecked bank Ii is rumored that other
ex-ofiicials Of the bank may be arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22
LITTLE RUTH IN DANGER.
Plot Discovered 20 kidnap the Presi-
dents Daughter.

ABILENE Kas.. Dec. 2l.-A package OF
letters outlining a plan for kidnapping
Ruth Cleveland and holding her for
ransom was found here, and the police
have identified the recipient Of it as a
tramp. eastward bound Three women
and two men are named in the letter,
two OF them residents Of Washington.
and the scheme is evidently a serious
one. Twenty thousand dollars, it is
claimed, can be secured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

TsRkK HArTK. Ind. Dec 2i.--Cras-
ford Fairhanks. president % the Stan.
dafd Wheel company. denie. q statemsnt
that at the recsnt meeting tn Chicago
plans ssrs perfected 10 form a trust.
he Gays no effort will be made % fur
thsf extend the trust the efandafd
Whsei eosapsny wiil be nov spsratsd
IN that form.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

WASHINGTON. Dec. 21.-The case OF
Commodore q. +. Stanton was disposed
Of today by his restoration to duty. but
In taking this action Secretary Herbert
disapprovcs OF the Commodore's blum
der In saluting the insurgent Admiral
Msiio in the harbor Of Rio Janeiro on
October ID last
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Loxpos. Dec 2l.-7he Pal Mall ca.
sette today. commenting on Rerrentsry
Csrlisle's report. ss,s that the Anerscsa
treasury is in rather had way The
situztion. u sdds. h psrticplsfir urfcf.
funafe. owing fo the rr<olutirn - rr-s.-
danf Cleveland 90 rems1eI the tnrif.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

BrvrAIo, Dee 81 Oria S Tensey. an
asssstant yardmasser fof the Lake Shore
railroad killed himself tonight wlth a
revolver. Hs vas sn odd Failfosd man,
having beea In the employ cf the Lake
shore A. g,ssssngef conductor for fifteen
year. Had luck and illness eaused hln
o. csmmit the rash act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22
Glr.- Enssccd Away.

LYxS. Mass. Dec. 81. More thaa
sixty giFls. from IA 90 Is years of ag..
have disappeared from Lynn within the
past three or four weeks None n them
have been heard from. The police have
begun . thorough investigation % the
c.ses They believe that the girls have
been en;Icsd away and are now hidden
IN He~fon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Ne~&ss. =. y. Dee Il The lise tsFd
nistss o~tsesa J. A. h f1ilots q ksa
sas city ead Ffsns eiass a aosl1s
toss ess shoi - 81 fsss psFk tanisy
Tie nsaffh sss 4ea ~ Esbaft sks
kal.d lei sasie Gees sas kasnking sfsF
lfi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Pknrs Dec =. Several anarchists
~tre tried yesterday IN Nsrs-iiics A
woman sss srnt>nced % one mopth,s
iniorisonnsnf for hsvsng incitst 40 oaf-
rage The rtsiisn. 1onelB. rss -xn.
tef1crd 10 imprisornent Cor forty I've
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

ksoxysLbA Tenn. Dee I.--Alisn
Coasins. whe ksiled hs STE here l.sf
Nay fsf alleged intsasacy uifA her st<p-
father. whs exrcutrd 10 the isii here this
morning Death resulted frou strknga-
istloa Tie dFsgp fst a. JOLT. and be
was g'foDoaeced DEAD n fftsee nssnu,s<
sad sas eus aeen ip sesentesn rsnpt>.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Roxs. Dee. 2l---lt is ders>6 ker< %
ths authority q the vsficsn thsf Err.
SafoiIi hss beeu rscsIlsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

NADssss. Ma. fs-r. q AIsserf 4.
Csasailssler, the "a president q Tie
Sagefts hank. sia - srrsi9ped %
s1esd - TIE nee indirfaent fousd
sxsis<t him n<st Wednesday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

Aftsr fhe e1piration - - s.oraina
hess NJ Waeeier sta ans shasrs -
Tie hiiis fef fhe s.isni-zsso q tfa terri
tesiss. utofed that ths hases go lufn
epraasitfee q tbs shoir e. esasl - ghs
Ne< Mexlos hiil DsieEHfs Fsoa q
otsstsna rs,xerefsa ihet li1s ~ lsssa,a
hsH ns lsr<rd an slri tfa faa ssssrslass.i
texsthss. tia tAls psopusiiiss alstslsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

On every eide peculiar facilities are
afforded b. foreigners 10 soize our ceai
trade u the duty on coal be stricken
dosn And this simply by reason of
the difference betseen foreign wage
rates and our own. To put u on the
free list without reason and fhds no
ssmblanea of defense. sAve la the desire
10 exploit theory n the sspeass Il the
AmsricAn people. The mlnofity con
eiuie their exhaustive speech ~ en-
pressing their disspprossl - the changes
proposed N the sdasinisiFatlve part IL
tie act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-22

May a john t'rorin went g. TIE Lake
siss taesgus and there recognised the
aisngaFea eoEgee lying ea sab a. that
q his bfofhef tfe seffiesf hnait. al
doubt - 10 the idestsfy hy swearing ~
the court and laFy that bis brother
hsd private sna peculiar birth mark.
and that he feund taat mark en tks
bssly 1ime kas sofieaesl the aid nsnas