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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-31
cHILpBEN BURNED TO DEATH.
Residence OF Mrs. Sarah Kelly in sodalia
Destroyed by FIRE.

StnAIIA, Mo, Dec 3O.-The resi-
dcncc of Mrs Sarah Kelly, corner OF
Clay and Usage streets. was destroyed
by tire at $ O'Clock last night and her
grandchildren aged and years were
cremated. Mrs. Kelly, after putting
the children to bed went TO visit a
nclghbor half block distant During
her absence the house caught fire
n ON the stove. 4 few charred re-
mains were recovered from the hot
cmbers. The father of the chi dren
lives ia Kansas City, and the mother
Is visit Ting in Bcmcn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-31

The LEApER biude' - Is turning on.
statutes by Che wholc.ale. H. .rI
~ .Ie .nolaisoId ~ iicsdeuu ~
orlh Second sGest.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-31
Bank CIuarjngs.

NAN YORK, Dee 80 Tho follow
ing tabIA compiled by BradstrcctS,
gives the ~rinF house returns for
tho-.wcclS my pcccnb'r 2S' l'li,
and the perceut'N Increase or do
crease, as compare kILh the ,orrcs
pondinr wcci, ol lsI"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-31

lANnFR Wyo, Dec. 30 There -ia
great excitement hecc over thg nom
arrival OF the mail and passenger
coach from Rawlins. which was due
here Thursday noon, ~ is feared the
coach has been io,t and the driver and
pas,cagcrs persisted with cold
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-31
Holiday Excursions.

III. route will sell rouLd
,trin 81 I,a's II. Esd, cath. 25th, Both,
tst ts9e - Han. LIST, 1894, good foI
-. 80 9nu T. wilma distance 4
rats cf one uud Ole.
auat q .suiru -sd trim.
~ . 6iIad ~ ne.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-31

q on are hereby warned of one 4 A
i''osahaN' notorious fraud and i'm
poaseI' honoraule men will have
uo'hlhs 20 DO with him. The state.
.len' u, made IN the News of the 2stb
that the 81 John g.. T.. was In .o.-i II II
Is malicious falsehood Ia nisIa11 9,','i'
honorable men and masons. u
w. II. CoYGE. q. NJ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-12-31

Have srand tob,cco stora al tyo
fruit, Gig rrison avenne. also keeo on
West Ha4h bal,ar,, ',,od. tn ~ ~"
r~n1 .I ire tiness men and deserve a part
-, patronage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

IL il perhaps extraordinary for man
from Michigan To visit the worlds fair
and return with goo in his pocket; but
II ought not L. cause one To- become de
mented. IA did Albert Butterficld IL
Saginaw yesterday. Albert must have
had "A narrow escape jackson Courier
Sta..
II is purely question 81 personal
preference whether IL is better Ia escape
from prison and be- drowned or remain
and pay the penalty ~ murder by being
clcctrocutcd. Recent events at Sing
Sing show that opinion on this matter
is equally divided Detroit Free Press.
Warden Chamberlain evidently in
tends Ia institute few reforms IN con
nect,on with the Jackson state prison.
Deputies and other subordinate officers
will come 10 understand after while
that there IL n head Ia the prison man
agemen, after all. BAY City Tribune.
Ia an Chic divorce suit the petition
ing wife declare that her husband has
allowed her hut one new bonnet IN the
thirty four years since her marriage.
M other evidence. Ia give the woman
the relief asked. ought to be required.
Saginaw Courier Herald.
Tho reported unpopulari'y II James
y Clarkaun with tn" national republic
an clubs does not seem Z" haV" been
we'll founded He Vas unanimously re
elected chairman. Kalamazoo Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13
REiIEf ToH SPRING i.aKE-

FrOn the hrst reports ~ the fre ~
which Spring Lake Vas devastated the
hasty cunclusion Mas formed that no
actual distres- would 10 experienced 10y
the Inhabitants IL appears. ho~eyer.
that ssriOus distress Dies exist among
the siSsy i've families made homeless by
the hAmes.
Already the Cutler 4 Savidse com
pany ha- dOnstssi $50 for the relief of
the nec.ly \ systematic effort wlll
be made Ia secure enough additional
Contributions 10 establish a fund suf
Gent Ia meet the exigcncies IL the Is-or
The Rev Mr. Frye visited Spring
Lake yesterday. AMI upon the invitation
u the village council met with II To
DISCUSS the situation " such meeting
4, wa- reluctantly decided a. ask for
outsile help. Mr.. Frye was com
ml.sloncd a. present III. subject %
Mayor Stuart aud to urg. upon him the
necessity ~ extending substantial aid Ia
the inhabitants IN the calamity they are
called upon Ia face.
Mayor Stuart will need 40 urging
When the facts are land before him a.
will be prompt u act Anticipating his
action THr HER,LD suggests that sp.n
taneous and voluntary relief in the
form ~ checks err cash tie forwarded q
the mayor. by him to les sent "a the
chairman q the Spring Lake relief com
mIttrc.
The citizens Of this city always IT,
srond nobly Ia such calls. Spring Lake
~ not - reolotely situsted that We have
ms immediate sympathy with its people
in their affection. They need help. and
need Il right away. Who will TO the
hrst one 10 respond,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13

To those familiar with IN. organiza-
tion and management - the Rockford
bank, it, Suspension Is not "A cause for
surprise. IL IL one Il the parts Ia the
combination az RANKING interests whose
nucleus - in the Colombia. which il
nov bankrupt. The whole system is a.
saturated with Questionable speculation
10 - difficult to form even an approx
mate estimate u It's rial ramiiications.
Enough ~ known - its methods a.
Justify the belief that II was conceived
10y dishonest men. maintained aud oIser
ats.l by di-houorabl. dealings and failed
when IL could 10 longer deceive its
patrons by ~ promises. The invcstiga
ton - ths parent concern discloses the
startling 'act that ~ owners are men
Vhoso financial successes earlier IN life
came through bucket shop operations.
THIS alone. - sufficient 81 dlscredi; the
irst;ution.
The news columns contain succinct
story = the enterprise and daring - the
owners - the system which ~ nov "a
monumental wreck The fsilur. u the
Rockford bank will uneasily sffe., its
d~p"siinrs. bot u il probable that IN the
hands = provisional directorate none
Siil suffer heavy los=ss II Is believed
that prudence au'l confidence vii Tore
stall any considerable l,ss 90 snyho.iy.
N r. r"asSuring - not" that IN tho
crash . these vili cat tanks "a we'll
established Institutions ar, imperilel \
great rhsin = hanks. organized for SIN
isisr snts - disrupted. bot ths other
tanks are Ynrloyed ari uushskcn.
fhese - ns 80, asi'n Or alarm smorg
loca' hank depositors t.rery one q our
hank. - a. ~nlii - The rocks = Ghh-
ra.far
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13
rIr AND MISS PRltrS.

Do YOU know anyi.rdy except your
self hu h. always god tempered. Ter
feriiy truthful. sincere and honest and
has courteous manners hcsidest Plaits
burg Telegram
n silcnce is golden. sending Counsel
Carter 90 Paris cannot T." charged up
under the head - shipping gold GOT
- the country Kansas Cay Journal
Abolish reciprocity and GIVE us a.
near ~ approach g. 'ree trade rs The
necessities r. our government Justify
LouisvIile Courier journal
The brussels monetary conference
will pro. sbiv reas.sc,nn bic immediately
after the dawn - the millennium
lsoston Herald
The Texan who confessed O. 2is
murders hegge,i pardon for feing
such = bar. douhtle~s Nev York te
carrler
The Georgia cnloneis ttsve cauEht
their secesd sind. ss.i sre agsin irfnR
- lo the pie counter. WastIngton
Est
In THE fa'ura an axEravsiea 49, =
the rag heal eli ~ listed - tLe Per
Hayer Nes York World
4 by isesnt sas. shsf 'hias -
for y ~ tent allowed to break IT ~
atchisos Giot-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13
state News la Brief.

Smoke was seen issuing from the
home 81 Jacob Schau at benton Har-
Dor. The fire department drcnched
everything valuable in the house and
found that Il lot VI rags in closet were
the cause Of the smoke. All the dam
age was caused by water.
James Meyers Of Leoni died few
days ago and his will has been pro
tested. The instrument contains three
codicils. which revoke each other and
finally divides the property equally he
tween two children. but 1t must not tie
sold.
In the jackson circuit court Thurs
day motions were made to quash the
case against Maurice y. Gill, charged
with criminal neglect in allowing Lati-
mer Ia escape. Judge Peck took the
case under advisemcnt.
Miss L. Nj. Williams. a prominent Port
Huron milliner. was discovered shop
lifting the other day and made to re-
turn the goods. She was also given an
opportunity To settle for articles which
had been missed before.
Lyman Burkhart. who was sentenced
for life for killing his uncle. WAS released
from jackson Thursday. his sentence
having been committed Ia eighteen
years. Burkhsrt was IL years old when
convicted. D..
The swindIers who robbed the four
branches Of the Chicago Public Produce
a Stock in Michigan, tapped the wire
on "A Mr.. Blake's farin just out II Niles
and left twenty five dry batteries behind
them.
Andrew O'Bricn IL Saginaw is charged
10y Cora Connell with being the father
81 her unborn child. Cora alleges that
O'Bricn promised la pay clio week for
her support and az he has not she sued
him.
Keeper Potter II the Eric Shooting
club. who WAS fcarfully beaten 10y
poachers May I. died at Monroe 81 his
injuries Wednesday. Three brothers
named Kramer are a. be arrested.
Charles Munday Of Oscoda has been
arrested for adultery with his ID year
old niece. The girl is very i'll. and il is
thought she is suffering from an at
tempted criminal operation.
George Osborne. who il living in the
Liberty Jail awaiting trial for burglary.
attempted Ia escape and had made a
big hole in the wall when caught 10y the
sheriff
Irving Latimer will have an oppor
tunity to leave the solitary. He has
been supenaed az IA witness IN the
trial Of Guard Gill for criminal negli
gence.
Mrs s. j. McKinpon Of Bay City was
robbed II s27 10 the other day. Thurs
days mail brought letter containing
the exact sum. 1t was postnarked Sag
NAV.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13
TKCk. To THk FAITH.

CoasisieTAble fscetious discussion ~
the Louisville republican league meeting
sprears in the democrat papers- The
burden IL this faeetiousness Is based on
the election II Chairman Carter and the
speech II Mr.. Ciarksoa.
Secretly the democrats are dismayed
at the boletness With which the repubiI
cans r-afiirm their fidelity 10 the pr,nci
plss ~ protection They discover IN
the present condition Of the government
and In the prospects for the immediate
future NO alternative but u carry out
the policies inauguratcd and executed
by republicans. They dare not tinker
with the tariff because high AZ IL Is. the
revenues are not ia excess vi disburse-
ments for maintaining the government.
Startled by their helpiessness IN the
presence - hard questions of finance
and administration they seek 10 divert
attention from III. pitifuily weak states
manship q Cleveland and his cabinet
BY cheap ridlenle Il Clarkson and Car
ter. But il will fail II its purpose.
Mr.. Carter is an astute organizer and
a wonderful executive. With the PEG
pie educated as Ia the facts and not
blinded by prejudice. he is an invinci
hi, leader Mr. Clarkson has passed
the meridian II his political glory.
Strong and robust when IN active sue
ocssful leadership. he loses his head
when defeat overwhelms the party. He
was wise enough 10 absolve the party
from responsibility Tor his speech. but
not wise enough to remain silent. The
party promptly disclaimssympathy with
his explosive oratory on the money and
Ha~ aiian questions.
The republican party Ia stronger to
day than any factor with erratic tenden-
cies within IT. Ii is committed to the
same policies and will remain loyal to
the same principles 1t has stubbornly de
Tended since the first gun was fired at
Sumpter The facstiousne~s IL demo
era, newspapers will fall pulseless and
dead
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13
AID TO SPRING LAKE
Relief Must Be Extended to the
Fire Sufferers.
A COMMITTEE IS APPOINTED
Nayor stuart VIII ise Asked to Invite
Contrtbutt ssss f'r,ssn Citizens or
Grand ttApisis.

The worst has not been told about
the Spring Lake tre. sail the Rev. w.
A. Frye last night. Il WAS down there
today. There are sixty i've families
that are homeless Most II them lost
everything they had in the worid-house.
furniture. bedding. clothes everything
but the bare ground upon which the
buildings stood. Some II them have
not even tin cup left To show that they
once had some at least II the equip
nlen,s u home Many persons are ab
solutely destitute. They have nothing
To eat and no place 10 10. Kind hearted
citizens IL the Ill fated village are doing
what they can for their unfortunate Eel
low tow nsmen. but they cannot furnish
the relief needed.
AT 10 o'clock this morning the coun-
cil held special session and invited me
to meet with the members. A relief
committee was appointed to solicit ai,'
for the necdy. and II will do all II can IN
hehalf IL the destitute inhabitants al
the village. Cutler 4 Savidge gener
ously subscribed $50 Ia the relief fund
and other magnanimous citizens will
assist in the work
They asked me Ia bring statement
properly signed To the mayor OF this
city for his consideration. which | have
done. Grand Rapids l hope and believe
will respond generously Ia the call oi
the devastated village. The town Ger
tainly must have outside aid. Nobody
who has seen it will dispute the state
ment Tor an instant. The village treas
ury is depleted and the citizens alone
are not able la meet the emergency.
believe that all that is necessary is e
call public attention To the necessity foI
aid and the philanthropic residents o
Grand Rapids will Immediately RESPOND
to the call. Anything and ever! thing
will be acceptable. The fire sufferer
have lost everything and must begir
anew. 80 there il little that can com,
amiss. Contributions 81 money. cloth
ing. groceries. flour. bedding all arti
cles Of food will gladly be accepted
Emo j. Pruim is chairman of the relic
committee and contributions may b'
sent Ia him The call for aid is urgen
and authorized. Grand Rapids will re
spond."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13

DrrR"Ir. Mich. May u The ev
animation q William ~ Fitzgerald.
manager ~ the Detroit Electric Lirh,
company. on the charge 20 attempting
r. hribe members 20 the common coun
cil. vss heguu IN the police court this
morning some 20 the best legal talent
~ the city vac preseni representing The
defense City clerk Forster was the
first witness, bu, gave no important
testimony. The newt yeFSpn cslicd was
Alderman protiva. sho made tho charge
against fitzgerald lie SAID fitzgerald
Told him u would to worth 1900 30
HIM g. vote "a they wished and gave
him ssp on the spot Fitzgerald tod
him the COMPANY vas very ansieus -
SECURE THREE years contract far lighting
the city because theJ bad tho c1in
mercisi lighting and could doit cheaper
! ~ defense rro~~ examination tried 10
bring nut facts which would lend 70
show up tho witness character IA the
worst hight g.-ssittie. snd shue that BE-
vas not above reprnsch fut N fhis they
we're not altogether siir. essfHi. The ~
animation We ADJOURNED fiii Monday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13

\ Funncl-ShalsSi Cloud Tears Up
LiS inGston County.

PINCsSEy. Mich. May L. Several
farms east - this village were deyastcd
hy cyclone this morning. The storm
started at > o'clock and assumed an
easterly direction II first struck the
farm ~ Louis DRYER. destroying the
harm. ou'buIldIngs. orchard and crops
Then II struck the premises - William
Thompson AMI William Placcway. half
A mile further east. completely laying
low all the farm buildings. orchards and
wind mills Several persons were hurt.
but not seriously. though many horses
and sheep were killed. The damage on
the farms is estimated nj sl5.Oa. John
Pitches house. one mile farther east
vas also completely wrecked and not a
p"st was lef; standing. but the family.
consulting ~ seven persons. were not
badly hurt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13

senator Brice ha- t.en smong he
democrats outside the brrsstwurks-
ever since the new administration -.
gan business The other lay the rresi
dent. seemingly IN spirit 20 Conciha
iis,n. sssssi Mr. iirics o. name . god
man for thirSi auditor ~ the treasury
Mr. Rric@ submitted thr-~ Names. either
% which sould have been satisfactory
. him.
several isys later. much tn the -ens
,ur'~ chsgrin the appointment rs@ given
~ John e. Ee'liry known - al Ohio
r~,-pie a. bitter versorsi enemy - NJ
Rrce. making q appear that IA h.,d t.en
asked - recommend aisn i'r the place
solely - "a -nubt-sd NJ Beili.y 10
csihed th- r~1sftior but that dil no'
sf.rr - open a'rsnt put li- Mr.
Hr.re. Who ls'siy remarked ai9uuosntly
Fsa- ne uasn With THE ionE,st credit
hsn p, fire DAY - settlsmeoi -o'ue
tf-
Hri,a sas one q the men AZ 'ht
Gag shc ia.sse-i ap,,1 Nie'-s I'fi'i 2
=, tanafias ss calamity N''rr The
rtuv@uta,n s.irarus~f sni re rsnlpsiEs,
ss~ hevan Hnro sss Gre = tn 'esn
/. ho -st N trr terrr rt-rar~i e. irov
ei,her -sv. tut pr,vjre ~ 3r7r 81 ~
I toss yeu 80 sid~ tie sb,nli (. rsry
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13
DIR. BOISE PRESIDENT.
He Was Elected Head OF the Michi.
gan Medical Society.

gan Medical Society.
MrsKEGoN. Mich. May L. DIR. En-
gene Boise Of Grand Rapids was elected
president 1t the Michigan Medical Sd
ciety at this mornings session ii the
convention. Other officers elected were:
First vice president. a. H. kimbalI.
Battle Creek: second. &. T. Southworth.
Monroe; third. $. A. Tousley. Midland;
fourth. j. NJ. Cook. Muskegon.
Secretary &. W. Hitchcock. Detroit
Treasurer W. &. Henry. Detroit.
Judicial Council V. Chamberlain.
Flint; -. II. Wood, Quincy; j. NJ. Shook.
Kalamazoo.
Minor changes were made in
the by laws. The afternoon was
taken up Toy the reading 81
papers. In the section on medicine
the two first papers were one by Victor
{. Vaughn gu Gastric Ulcer" and an
other 10y David lnglis upon Successful
Results in the Treatment ~ Epilepsy. =
In the section ~ surgery G.. Il. Nan
creole opened out with paper Of brief
surgical notes on surgical cases u inter
est. among them cases IL successful
operations for stone. DIR. Groner fol
lowed upon The Surgeon AS an Expert
Witness The section on midwifery
and gynecology first heard "A lecture by
+. h. Robinson. Chicago. illustrated 10y
blackboard sketches upon Why One
Removes an Abdominal Tumor"
Lansing was selected a. the next
meeting place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13

NEIoHsoRs and friends II Judge
Morse. regardless az political ties. ten
dered him "A farewell banquet at Ionia
last evening. The affair was 81 thorough
ly generous and hearty Judge Morse
must part from his friends with some
degree u reluctance. He will soon de
part for his new post az duty As consul
at Glasgow. where he will enjoy some
thing ~ the rest and relaxation his long
continued activity demands. To leave
his home to the music 81 loving adieus
from personal friends and political OPP
ponents is tribute IN personal worth
rarely accorded tn public men. Ii is
Just like the great soulesl and noble heart
-d lonians To thus show their regard for
the distinguished iurist who has re
sided most Il his life in their midst
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13
MAD RUSH OF WATER
R,s~u<uArd by . t~e~. tssshsaaG hoasa
naee kS.s<.1 az ~ 49, eA~sSss enss
aVsAAry- -AarsSsO AsoaSA

Sroksxn. Wash. May i2-Hleh wst>s
la EASTERN W Washington ~ causing con
sideraLle troetAs. AoAriy eli the email
bridges IN the SI.sks aie river sso ws~hed
swsy. A special roossssed fron Colssiia
this morning ssss lros Anustsin. stu
sied ten mil.s ~,sth II Coisilie. on the
east eide II the spakAne Northern
railway. near hhsE~ood station. y ar the
soene III one ~ the nsost peculiar disrup-
hons II nature that has ever t<~en known
IN this part II the country. Whether
II PAS . water sIs,ut ar al accumulation
of water IA an immense underground
reservoir. Will remain q mystery. Aa
eye witness siStos that az a. cock IN the
afternoon Lee heard low. rumhiing
noisc III the distance. Like 3 railnsai
train. For short time the noise would
cease. but II would son again aclo
along the mountain ssdc. each limo
louder than bafore, until a great Greet
IL water. nifty feet IN hight. came rust
ing out IL the canyon al a distance 80
lees than n quarter - a mile from the
residence II Mr.. Patton. giving the
family scarcely time IL e~csIo Ia tho
hills
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13

Gay = mayor q the city. tnn The
memory u man runneth nae baek - the
tine when Mr. Gay vas psa Landmark
In bax RApsds- wh~n 10 business
streets Ssre hnsd with pine ssumps and
the xhsxgy, rsd harkcd Norvsys covered
the Remainder q the tcws site. be ~ss
there running . rod hos r~putlsoAn
nee sE.sKes and vhoopins Il up fox the
grand cid PARTY. He hes l.era ~ Il cser
sancs. and his stAlvsrt r~pukiscsassm
has neses been known ~ slip . cog
There 10 . trsdition that he so0ghs the
pine tsus country a. prosong life that
wss tAressrasd BY consumption. eut
nobody who ever ssw his Wout1s Van
Twiller figure uill ever bslsese a. Ne 10
the friend Il every man. woman and
child in Big kxp,dA. and kDows more
about the printing bushes. than the
man y ho invented type.
The fire At Spring Lake made ~
clean Z sweep ~ I ever SO, ssid Frank
Irish VI the Nes L,vingsson, who r--
turned from the unfortunate Village last
night. The part through which the
fire swept 10 ~ smooth ~ an asphalt
pavement Everything was burned out
ss clean ~ = whistle. hardly think
that portion d the village will ever lie
rebuilt. although u course N may t~. :
Douglas Rotrn II Big Rapids. mem-
ter Il the iirm II Rotten A Bennett. IN
suranoe agents and real estate dealers.
Is In the New Livingston.
J. GUNNER. one u Cadillac's success-
full lumbermen. h q guest In The Nor
ton. He 10 accompanied by has wife.
Fred f. Modatt. = Stanton newspaper
man. droppcd into the city last night
He Is Mt the New Lvingfton-
Mayor George p. Hummer 81 Holland
took supper in the New Lvinsston iast
night.
j. =. Crosby, q Greenville lumb~rm an
capitalist. dincd in The Morton yester-
day.
George NJ. Reed. = Stanwooi business
man. dined in The Kent yesterday.
MORTON c. Wortley and wife.
Kalamazoo: l.. I. Kinney. Woodvillc: 4.
Daniels. Elk Rapids; George Hume.
Muskegon; j. Gunner and wife. Cadll-
lac; j. 5. Bxrstow. Detroit
SwEEr's-W. Is. Ferry. Saginaw; &.
NJ. Doan. Detroit; J. G.. Plutpatt. Sag
NAV; W. ID. Royce. Owosso; +. - Smith.
NJ. L. Paddock. Detroit.
Nkw LIviNcsroN-W. j. Herdman.
Ann Artor; W. u. Barber. Caledonia: &.
s. Pfoof. Grand Haven; Douglas Rotten.
Big Rapids; J. A. Hsak, Luther; f. s.
Davis. Detroit.
EAGLE-G. W. Warren. big Rapids;
w. \. Nendi. Detroit; II. Marvel. kala
mazoo; q. w. Price and wife. Diamond
Lake, William Parker. Evart
kENr-W. f.. Fitzpatrick. Lansing; Il,
Rogers. Talmage: q. r. Gum. Lansing;
J. II. Rudcll. Detroit: G. ". Reed. Stan
wood; j. r. Austin. Saugatuck: Will
lam Comstock. jackson.
CLARENDoN-John A. Swan. Newaygo;
r. L. Bennett. Lowell: q. W. Dunwell
r. Allen. Wayland: Delos Sewell. Hills
dale; James Peets and wife. lonia.
BRi6E SrREEr-J. r. Berry. Jackson
r. J. Young. Ravenna; 4. II. Wilson
Rockford: s. T. Oiell. Detroit: &. %
Brown. Hillsdslc; r. &. Chappell. Der
lin
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-13

fhae xfssl that Grover did not dropcn him
more heavily than be did IN appointing
The seasieuAn sith the hotel ksspers
name.
To b- ~ politely snubb~d 10 an honor
that Briee ought % appreciate. Cieve
land might have given the place - = re-
publican bad he d-sired 10 humliiats
brlcr. but Kelley would not take the
place and BFiee may brace up and
slnuggie al Ohio mug~ump into II dis
guls...i as a personal enemy. Then the
laugh would be on Grover.