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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
AMUSEMENT NOTES

One of the largest audiences of the
season witnessed the spectacular bur
lesque "Spider and Fly" In The
Powers last evening. The production
10 elaborate IN to scenic effects, pretty
girls and rich costuming. Harry Starr
10 the center Of fun, around which all
the singing, dancing and posturing
revolve. The singing Of Nile Cassati
was excellent.
"Vesper Bells' ~ presented by Gray
and Stephens, IL calculated 10 stir the
emotions OF any audience. Besides
Carrying all the scenery and ACQUIRE
msnts that lend . CERTAIN charm to the
performance, the W nderful tricks of
the 81. Bernard dogs and Russian
ponies are. IN . great measure, due to
the success of the play. In The Grand
all next week.
Smiths opera house will no doubt
be packed TO the doors on Saturday
night. February IL. A horseshoe torn
ing contest between Tom Butler of
Hooper Bros. and Charles Miller of
Duggan h Cummings' will be very ex-
citing. The one turning out the first
twenty-five shoes. according to rules
and regulations, Will receive the 500
The large audience which regularly
attends the Hartman lecture course
was we'll entertained by the Temple
quartet aud Mia Fay DAVIS. reader.
isst night. Miss DAVIS mas . fine voice
and presence.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

The garment 10 wide at the back. but
can be sloped on the aide seams 90 -
to show the shape of the hips.
With the costume las: described 10
worn a red felt hat with . small brim
slight.y turned up all around and
edged with red velvet, which at the
side forms large bow Of velvet With
high loops. The low crown Is sur
rounded by roll OF velvet.
Violet aud brown may 30 safely an
nounced rs the two fashionable shades
for walking gowns. while green reigns
supreme ne . trimming color, and Is
also used for capes. sleeves or portions
of dresses. The triple capes bordered
with braid are very effective and there
II ample fullness At tho back Of the
skirt. although 1t is not OF the bell
shape. The 1880 fashions are decided
ly quaint to unaccustomed eyes. The
modified styles are, however, very
fashi nable, and . graceful one 10 re-
called having q bell skirt which was
not excessively full, and yet set out At
the edge. The bodice fastened with
hooks almost impercepubly, rs in the
earlier Victorian days, and the full
pelerine frill was bordered with fur.
1t was of charming combination OF
cinnamon brown cloth and beaver fur.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

Ii 10 reported that the republicans in
the senate will not vote 10 confirm the
nomination Of Judge jackson. Ii 10
hardly creditable that they will be 80
foolisn. Such q course would be ex-
trcmely bad politics, TO take nc higher
view OF the matter. No possible harm
T. the party or 10 lis principles can
come from the confirmation OF this
omination.-Cnicago Journal.
Schools have been closed in Chicago
on account OF the short coal supply. IL
nineteenth century civllizers want tins
nation TO continue to progress they
will have TO atate this famine nj once.
Chicago schools should be opea day
and night.-st. Louis Chronicle.
Grover Cleveland thinks that the
democrats are in power 10 repeal the
Mckinley bill, but the rank and tile of
his party hold TO the views OF the cele-
brated Mr.. Flanagan of Texas. Irs
Office they are after Boston News.
The queen of the Sandwich islands
has something of . name herself, but
IL Is snort and sweet IN comparison
with that of her daughter, the Princess
Victoria Kawekiu kaiulani LuDalllo
Kalaninuiah apalapa. Think OF an
nexing matthew York World.
Thoughtful! "Charley," said the af-
fectionste little wife. "didn't you tell
me those blue chips cost . dollar
spiece?" "Yes." swell, here's a
whole box full OF all colors that
bought at the bargain counter for Is
cents. buffalo Cups.
The artists whose pictures will not be
exhibited At Chicago are now making
an exhibition Of themselves.-Boston
Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

There 10 common belief abroad
that the increased price of coal 10 the
result of an INSTRUCTED production and
an arbitrary advance in rates. II ap-
pears from so reliable an authority ~
the Philadelphia Enquirer that these
are not the causes. In commenting on
the condition Of the coal market that
paper sayG can evidence of the con-
tinued prosperity Of the anthracite
roads 10 the return OF c, .. prices at the
scnuylkili county colleries ~ drawn to
determine miners wages The average
price OF coal In the month Of January
was $2.646, as against s2.64f IN De-
cember and S2.267 in January. 1892.
IL would seem prices have been held
very firmly IN the month just closed.
for In every previous year on record
the January prices have been from
TO 10 cents lower than the prices Of
the month preceding. Since octo-
Der prices have receded 10 cent,
ton, and the decline would
have been noticeable last month had
1t not been for the extremely cold
weather, which induced . demand for
more than could be produced" So il
would appear that ali the hue and cry
against the extortion of the coal com.
bine 10 misdirected. The price at the
colleries. II tnis authority DO reliable,
for January coal 10 8 cents below
what il was for January, 1892, and 10
cents below the October scale. In
spite Of these figures the price to the
consumer has steadily advanced, until
it 10 now 20 high - to forbid the slight
sst sxtravagancs in the use OF it. 1t II
probably true that the real reason fol
thu upward fight in prices 10 owing tc
the increase IN freight rates following
the close of navigation and the dsNrs
of retail dealers to become millionairei
IN . singis season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

~" oataoef gsfnseoss are fkrtened
fAefrrath. tne /, a Tsosei oth CAPE
toraefe1 With deep fringe aud tss-
ing long nsis la frent ~ 81 nsug AZ
fpost ~ he bottc : ii tas skirt bands
tt la-ssmeatsf.s border me IT nss and
tontasae apon Inc cape - nd.s4tsd.
would iss lncom pists @isAoe' = ius
iAoA saa NUT. lu~ ltnef = ssi.-
INK tox-eost. trimmed Stn nsAla' ~
iA-teas ~.th ls-gs buttons sni = TIN
med sith bsssd o. th- ssnas sHAac- Tue
ies-ss are lad on tat. MO . spill.
APPEL issnion over tie ousi, behind
they form q Hat eoilsf. Tue ianlhg IL
''ithSr al checked ~ooien malrf'zi OF
Of plain or ehangesbls six. The loose
sleeves are drawn IN tghI 81 the Wrists
WITH t1rasi back eud, also braided.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
Gall ros krrvslIeAS STATE eos.
snSKtos-

i. NJ hspaDAcsa s-ssss's -
-. r-slsll..a electors % the stats Of hieh-
fx<s sa1 e. sk4sls 800 nal 4esArs % s.iss
80 11~r. A. apnssdiD< tne Ps lleifiss 9 Las
rspabl exn psrif - de- Arsa N rs y.A.itf.s
Afs asrsnJ rs.sass.sa ~ $500 % "a ~
E.~a1ei> RAJ csFnsr 81 lnamplAla ana
r<.zol~a <rfs~tx IA lss ettT ~ Dstfett. 90
y gdas.ass lea. - Ia. bszsaDia< - ~
= s..cz a g.. Tor tAs ealposs - noninAAn<
s.l ia Res-nks u the tnlysssft. asi tAe
lrxa-acl.a 81 saca othrr business <sir~J
DrSr en3 ssne celof- tae coaseulssA-
kg-lg saanry ~tt - cut q q - en- ietcLste
for saea W 81 the tetsi vote east Ter <sss' -
a. tse AT "a elsctioa iSoveabrr. t,s.l siia
s.s al ilsloaAl dslrskbe toe every fftstl "a
.uaanflax - a.. hut esca sfskn. tsi s<11S
eli ~ ATT - - 4k is@si tvo 1eiss1,es
Ea4sf ne F-so UTICA Of - 30 aete<sto y -
D snsiilsa & sat IN tns - - .'s... ~
- ie,ssstss tom each eonsressionAl
a sfrirl are rrll sst~d . i1rst ~ ek1eAs
: q u. feo- - a. haf1saie nA-t 20 $500 go.
tad Itatas - fslioss. 20 % pfesr1t~a - sc
49, .-.,~v~nti..a Tor con ffmsti0n+ One Wee
lf-sIdst 80 assistant seefe-Afy AAl ol-
~ a. erf a. o. t1e c1mnitiro 9 &icir1
Eaa p rrluAnr4f OK ia talon 40 yf-cs ~
Ea.Is-.sr A. k<sDiofions snd Tor TIE
tr.ns. sslaa ~ sny ether bus.ness prVpery
..'.-,rf.as-e sta ares0lufioa adopted
Ire~ u Is<.. ia . n efs % e1ct eonntg cen-
ssnsias are re- 1s,tea - iereara - TIE s-rre
80 ~ fls ase esntfA co1aEnittee tNo.
N-obrrrt saiidtux. Del otti. ~ fae earliest
nal after tAe dsireag~s "a the safe eoassn-
ga have err1 rh8sru. ccrtir a l. 81 OF slea
d exafes I'D tselr I.sgectiss pcstenee
2ldre.sss. hon their respective eoaniirs. IS
NM X NAffS. JANIS MCMILLAN.
Sefre .rY. Chairman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
ITEMS ABOUT WOMEN

A skirt full and faring, distended
drooplng sleeves and . seamless bodice
is an outline of the fashions # the
moment. A pretty gown including all
these, which 10 . part OF the trousaesu.
10 Of pale mauve cloth with huge
sleeves and ''crush" cincture OF vio-
let velvet with . little jacket OF the
cloth edged With golden-brown beaver.
The new spring fabrics are very soft
and flexible and are many Of them
damasked with small flower sprays in
coiored silks. The ground 10 usually
dark; for example, . dark green
ground IL brocsded with yellow cow
slips. Stripes and polka dots are also
brocaded IN silk on these delicate wool
goods for spring.
The sheath skirt Is not retired, but
all sorts Of devices are resorted to by
modistes to relieve its PLAN and severe
effect. Various sorts Of plaitings,
ruches, both wide and narrow, in
single and triple rows, passementerics
put on in deep arabesqus designs,
plpIngs and bias bands are used.
Among the most elegant Partisan
costumes are those of citron-green aud
swallow-blus cloth trimmed with fur.
In addition to the fur are braIdings OF
gold. These costumes have coats 10
match. fur trimmed, with full velvet
sleeves and with braided collars and
cuffs.
The chignon, which in the past has
companioDed tho hoop skirt, has made
Its appearance as the Rossetti knot.
There Is. however, in this case nothing
IN . name, as the inartistic excres.
cence IL nothing more nor less than the
old chignon revived.
Ii Is At the present time fashions de.
cree that jewels shall be chic rather
than costly. What the jewelers. call
secondary" stones are the best vogue.
One OF these 10 the chrysophrase
another ~ the aquamarlpe and still
another 10 the topaz.
Among the figured satins for church,
dinner or Visiting dresses are those
Win dahlia, green, silver, blue, gray,
wine or v'slvet colorcd grounds, with
tiny hght-colored palma, stars, vine
arrays or epangies scattered over
them.
A novelty IN black silk is a cork
screw bengaline. There are also some
very pretty and effective striped pat
terms IN wl-lch q wide brocaded stripe
OF satin alternates with one of tsffeta.
The vogue OF wearing bodices con-
trasting IN material and color with tine
skirt has q constantly increasing popu-
larity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

The republicans - kent eou1ty VII Assem-
Do ~ convention a. The liuccln ciuo room
% Pearl stree "a ne cts OF 'sran4 hap q. Ga
friday fetTaafy 4 at ] o'etsck = N. s9F ne
M pose 81 eirrfinx nity three dei~sstes = ne
Stale convention - 90 de q ia tie eits ot lie
t<.sit On N "a car "a February. is.sA Tor the
KurpnFe % y Afil< a a0fnlaafion an As@tctat.
,ustlre - 80 surfclre court sac tSo fr~cats
81 80 lnlYsrxt
AT he calSssss heic q elect delegates 20
tbs sous rattor deiezttcl vii als9 D. r.cclrd
q fEe ia1ieia Al Convention. q &c hereafter
cali 81 ~ 3ofa.nats two Judges Of the circuit
s6Crt an . tt con fsfss ocer a. scnoota "a
fsars1f> a14 ~ert i enfitiet q three dele
gsfc- pkcklE W. bt NtLt..
T. ". SELLERS. secretary.
ttairns-a.
Tae arno-t. onusnf OF teiexates 20 which
fhs vtri IS co1ntles ar eafttled - on Tue
b.f< o. tbe tots vote Tor governor November
= lh1 20 iast .ectionl. one f0r cAca -" or
fraftsog thereof 81 ~ n more. no ccnuty.
no.svcr o.. ~ eatiticd 20 isss tnan Two dele
fstes k-as couatF. nast1g totAl tote u
-6sn. i eatifief fsNify taree delegates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
sIAIs PRESS sEAIInsnr.

The repeal of tic protective feature
of our tariff will make tbs same d.
ference with every democratic work
nan that II does with every republican
workman. When tue sources OF EN-
pigment are cut OF, all, regardless OF
party, will suhcr.-Jackson Citizen.
While criticisng General Ciarkson's
reference TO the present critical ma
tionsl situation" please bear Ia mind
that he wrote from . sick room and
doubtless exercised sck mans
License. Hs head IL rore.--Detr0it Free
Press.
When medical students stick human
heads on TIE feacs pickets for . lose,
10 a pity the town cannot restore tae
whipping post long enough 10 show
tbsus what genuine numor feels ike.
-Muskegon News.
AZ tinns go~s on il becomes more aud
more GEAR ina, taoss cartoons depict
ing Mr.. flevsisnd IN the act of pgsving
herre with the Iamma1y tiger we're.
20 state Il mildly, premature.-De,r0it
Tribune.
A Minneapolis exchange nvss
Gents maiden. insgre yourself cut
in q 40 below blizzard -tn h op.kir,s
Gu" Great Scott DO Minnesota
bizzsrds wear such ttings'--Jackson
Patriot
Nesriy $500 viii be erpeadsd on the
ball room illumination al ne at TIE in-
au8ars esl pert aoath. Ths - IN
ds-d d-mocrstsc simplicity. kalsms-
800 Telegraph.
cncsxo ess taxed BY telephone
WITH bcsten- TIE human vosce. lac
Rrltssh gins. -iil soon l.. heard 'ronn9
the sorld.-bestea Hsrbor P.llsasam.
The man we ass Nod. butter or
eggs for sac ,nsse asvs ns.. soo,i a
n 20 - ne csa -sa fsr.-Rsx Rsglds
Pioneer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
POINTS AaniII MEN.

Inc relllpous aud SOCIAL work which
Bishop BLOCKS hss been doing among
Howard s'ind-nts 10 now undertaken
temporarily by Washington GLADDEN.,
az indsp'ndent. progressive. warm
hearted c2ngresa;ionaiist, formerly of
Springfield. Macs, and afterward of
chicago.
X "a thought the Rev. William J.
Tucker, ID. b., one OF the Andover
pioiessSrs, may yet accept the pres
idency OF Dartmouth college. which
v. prohered him come months ago
snh esciired Al that time.
Henry Waller. composer OF the score
o. ne Stout" winch the Bostonisns
nave under rehearsal. is az adopted son
81 MIS- ssoit.slddons- lie 10 pianst
of cons'derable note snd Was one OF
Liszt's pupils
Secretary OF Wa Eikins inclines TO
tue abolition OF both the sword and the
saber, on the ground that they are 20
IonEs, OF the slightest prsciicai Use IN
actual warfare.
spnonte Dsudet intends TO visit
Ing and hoon. Although ne doe not
SPEAK hfeiish. = % sslf inst hs . .
great 81 nslrer Of Fnxlsnd ard Der peo-
pie. busisn authors be knows only IA
sransistions
Toistoi q st "a ~ isss~ upon q
book shN.h 10 one would have expected
him 20 vrits-s book upon Japan. lie
people aid reisisns.
Pref. VI ~ Flinders PssTls al hold
sae chsff a. Exvp,olsgy founasd 81
I nirersitF celisee. Cxfefd. By the -ll
o. N.ss A rae . s. Edward.
IRE neHt Foarth Of Jusy rlii - big
occasion IN Ne~paFypert, TIE eoloss Al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
rArfTAL PVNIsHnFNr.

Penalties for violation of Lac are not
prescribed TO crafty revenge nor to
infiscs exemplary punishment on the
odendsr. Tne objec. OF all criminal
laws IL 10 prevent the doing Of an act
Whereby socisty, both Individually and
collectively. 10 injured II Is TO restrain
the wrong-doer by fear of punishment;
10 deter him from committing wrong
by . wholesome fear OF retrlbutve
punishment that the statute booze are
erorde1 with penalties.
The laws OF the several states differ
81 20 the deterrent effects OF the death
penalty for murder. In this state life
imprisonment = the ssverest penalty
that can Dc inflicted for the most nor-
rible crime Publ:c sentiment 10 divided
on TIRE riK ateousnes- OF tnis mild form
OF punisning s-ssssins. A very consid-
srael. part OF the people believes that
The gsliows should be restored. They
base tae.F belief on tue Alarming fire.
qucncy % horribls murders Life im-
prisonmant seems % have no terrors
fer toe muFdsrous monstWs whose rec
ord Of blood sppslis The community.
Representatives sumner has bill
before tao legislature which may act
~ ga euserinx wedge % pry sentiment
from common-sense 90 that ads-
auxts punlrnmsnt may b. provided for
murder. His bin provides that thu
death penalty snail be inflicted upon
conviet- ADD persons resisting officers
Of ne is~. Who snail commit murder.
A ths law GOV stsnds = convict MUIR
dsrsr csnno. - punished. II ns be
serving life sentence. When convicts
eommi. murder It . invsrably the re-
sut az suddsniy aroused passon or
froa The iatent Termed OF diseased
mind. Murder. when committed BY
persons resisting arrest. 10 never from
prsnedisatsd dssgn. but from lnspirs-
ten % secure hbcrsy-som e mes
dark and foul: ofssnsr from tas
iustincts Of self preservation aroused
on tee instant These murder
eTs represent the type kaown TO
psasisxlsts a. "s~oteuai srirninals.' -
They acton suddenly excited passion.
o. from in-sincts Of self prsssrvstion.
without consideration OF the conss-
ausncss Il Ray - ~ise and aunsns
70 provise ths death penalty FOR such.
BOT sail We commas 10 soass, feed
sd cioshs tns monsters vho fsAhsr-
siely plan. dergs ADD prsmeditats 70
actfszs snd rurt-r ht,is girls; 10 sall
lovng mets-rs fer monsys 20 sssss
sinsts unsaspecting scf inoTsnding
cid msn add 10 brsln wives and laugh
eref
sasIi the fstsrr.nt effects Of capital
paashuert srtera only 70 the prstec-
sien Of srkcsrs ef she a.. o. shall a b.
wtarnsd 70 presscs soe-ty, the aome
and 90 owed csss M. summers hill
10 good - FAR - . gc~s. bat q does nss
e. Tar snonga.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Wife of Literary Man-Don't disturb
my husband. He 10 In the midst Of .
critical scene.
yisitor-Is he at work on . critical
scene IN his new comedy!
Wife-No; IT'S worse than that. His
landlord Is talking 10 him about the
back rent.-Texas Siftlngs.
Mrs. Oldstyie--It seems to me that
in summer all the slngle girls get en-
gagged and the married women tlirt
with other men. l wonder how they
manage IN winter
Mrs worldly-The single girls break
their engagements and the married
women get divorced.-Trutn.
Bellefeld-whats ali that noise in
the next room?
Manchester-I don't know; but II
you'll 20 in with those ioud trousers
of yours on / think you can drown II.
--PlttsDurg Chronicle-Telegraph.
Amy-so you accepted Mr.. Thorpley
last night? | thought you told ms you
didn't care for himg
Mauds-Wnat was l 10 dor He wss
putting on my skates and had fixed
one ali right when he proposed. l bad
either to accept or fail down.-Bosion
News.
al hear you've been cultlvating the
society of the pretty widow, Van;
what are you up tor I'm trying 10
Kill the weeds. kate Fields Mash-
ington.
The spur OF the moment il about as
dangerous as the pistol that isn't
loaded.--Puck.
The man who aspires to make suc-
cessful pickpocket should study free
hand drawing.-lonkers Statesman.
Annie-why did you refuse Mr..
Specie? l am sure the presents ana
flowers he has sent you snow hlm 10 be
IN love with you.
BELIEF was afraid be had spent all
OF his money on me slready.-Nogue.
There are said TO be $1,000 musc!es in
an elephants trunk. IL must have
been psc ked by . womsn.-Iennessee
Iwlnklings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10


dosn Nitn slks aea fAney e'teits st1
eest sace tt,.t = - safftS .atiss1ss "a
ne tfsf 81 = stns-ts.d ft.4. orafD
afr sA&Fp 60 81. ts4i tal t<tEt os.s
II ffss3a q = t4ifa Rsr. tee -
tfefa ar pf.sif ss,sak.f Ilsf Goa 90
8 lof snr nsofstt iArf s1Sc. Lnt t.se.e
- a. uoi.std an-olut 1f las. att4
ief ~oaaa 20 sliD - soc 90 sfs
- caHtfs Ane / ots e1nc Eiso 4t,,sit
htE I've kEesD uomsl Sh..sr nns-
lanes esfs AQUA ieD4y snsr O. het
them sofihns tAst the-f te<fi ul sAi
visa. aeii,.ssstriy n.ss& practice ~
snip<ziilS ksslis su1 iof sac exclte-
nlslis 81 tic 1slng Iatl i~ps Ile roeu
a. Ter tikDs. and ne Qrlctls 4lssfn
searched lhsaA ~han tast fslue koTues.
After sessrsl hna1Eod <pltsfs eol a III
kuic< -knsCks had fesn contscafea they
abandoned sns psecsos."
.'Aotody bal a srxvefnc mar -.
siiGes al tie ,rcons<bieaoes a thss
we.fAsrs s3la l. J. asnerlf III Toledo
~ Sscsfs isss night ~f0r the past
three weeks have DOT seen . trs,n GA
time. l ca1'f frfnemher when have
waited less thsn tso nours. aid the
average q gnree. ] lelt hattie tresk AZ
- O'Clock toasy and rskxA-a 8fsnd
Eaps1s at = o'clock tonight 4hars
RAPID usnst. TO-, Ia eomp2fl son st.a
sonlc Of the Journeys. The contained
ft Fms have proksn up our trade Snc
made lie fnsserkhls tor "a rsnsf4li,."
- am down tuy.ng machinery for
an addition Ia our fnfnlinrs factory
sa.d n. sgeenman Of Ho~xrd cav Ia
the Norton. we shall basla a fwo.
ssory sdahion, e6xl0o fset ia sxa.
There - plenty OF nardwooa IN fhs
vicinity OF Howard City yrl. and Ne 90
not expect "a be troubled tor ysars 10
cofnc. There - . large supply II oak
in the vicinity OF laksssrw and aus
quantity along The line OF tne &. h a
j. road.
Mortnn-Fsy J. Witherhold. Ma
comb. /. T.. Coulsa. Dstfoll; l. 4.
Hutts. l.snslne; u. r. Comslock, R,k
RAPIDS: v. =. Rowland, Mrs b.s1c.ns
Rowland. Traverse CITY.
swsefs-J. q. Miller. Rsnros; =.
Nackellsr. Paw Paw; ;. Ioblss, l. X
Davidson. Detroit; Rush j. shank.
Lansing; J. J. Rotbins. Boyne fal.s;
J. A. Staples. Cadillac
New Livingslon--S J. Wallace. Port
| Austin. Harry Mercer. l. ~. hcmc.
Detroit; Ben Nosper. Ianis; 4. r. Ben.
edlct. Aan.stssi Ots Baker. ksis-
mnzoo.
Eagle--R. q. Rxlf, J. &. Hin, o. II.
Hamilton. Petoskey; J. .. Moon.
shelly: N. l. smith. Charlotte; =. O..
Baker and wife, Cadillac JOIN l..
MGldcr. Holland.
Clsrendon-A. q. Runnsils, TYSON
Smith. Sewsyto: James :. zer. Kent
/ City; Len Scohsld, Grand Haven: Is.
A. Dwight. Courtlandi A. j. Olaw.n,
| Detroit.
Bridge Street House,. J. Aust n.
! Howard CITY; A. Norris, Cssnnsias q.
:. Jewell, Rockford. james P.sls.
! Grandville: J. g. Ramp. ZeeiAnd; =.
w. Ipham. Kalamazoo.
.snaggs says honesty 10 the fcsl
I policy. after ALL" observed tho saske
| editor.
allow does be know asked the
horse editor. "Iie never tired a..
"No; hut be has tired the other Wv
very thoroughly. "-Piistrrg chron-
| icie.
Mother-I cannot ie; you 20 cut a a
weather. ltss mothers q sly 20 care
| FOR her children IN al seasons Of t1e
year.
fsnnie-That's All right N summer,
bat IN winter yon ought 20 let Them
silde.-Te1as slfrugs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

DELINQUENT subscribers to the Lam
sinr Dr,v,ng club must pay up or for
felt their subscriptions. 1rottlng comes
high, even ~ Lannng.
Poor old jackson. That Dew mile
track IL = greater nightmare 10 the
.shoss" men than . stack OF los.ng
tickets on 'cinch.
The Michigan Central - getting tired
of having Wet Bay CITY = pavement
tar. and stalking Of building y.sduct
10 cave money.
:. N. Curtis, law business manager
az the University OF Michigan daily,
has bought haf interest IN the Am
Arbor Argus.
TIE three children Of Owen Potter.
reported az having burned IN q iire ~
Bellsre konfsy nighi. are cafe and
sound.
Detroit Judge has fnsd Mrs Mary
Am Jovy s. for bruialiy tsstng her
step son. al Invalid. with . waip.
In oversauling her charter Lansing
IL debating on tie sdyisstility of grant
ius franchises by popular vote.
Harry Brown aud J. 7. kesrney Gus
tanned brsxeu legs while cosstN1g a.
Ana Arbor "Wednesday gai.
Rsston Hart.os has come d the con
clnsson thai the cry lng need OF the
town il hospital.
TIE board Of public works 81 nstros I
figures nat u vii need ssi7,1ss 20 DO
business this year
john n. Van Esera Of Nsrdnssss has
been offered the ~srdsnship Of TIE
ksfeustts Frsson-
Nosksgon pastors are ssf>rn n ~ 10
oresz - psstors' Confereocs'
Yeang men 81 Jackson hase orrsn.
issn sn sthietic club
lay Cty . putting in rev Ere
Alarm service.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-10

CnAs1Ks w. GARpsEg. DR.. Park
hurst's chief delseiise. has been found
guilty OF attempted black an. The
assistant Of ne reforming pAstor VAS
charged with having extorlsd $3.50
from the keeper of dlsorderly house,
BY threatening 10 prosecute her. While
Or. Parkhurst was probably ignorant
of his ASSISTANTS crime. yet the case
vfvldly illustrates the dangers and pit
falls IN the way OF srcn band wagon
reformation - the New York preacher
attempted.