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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
TARIFr TO BE TINKERED.
Attempt Tn De Made 20 Reform it at
the Present Session =

the Eft<fht B<>-Dh-
wAsHrxoroS. Aug. 3l.-The tariff
question il now undergoing a course Of
sundersfudy" preparatory 10 taking the
place Of the silver question. as soon as
the drama is removed from the boards,
and prehaps before that event occurs.
The cry. Repeal the Sherman law and
90 homeF has been virtually abandoned
az impracticable OF execution. IL has
been the expressed wish Of the admins
tration that congress should take this
course. because President Cleveland,
Secretary Carlisle and Mr. Wilson.
chairman % the ways and means. con
Cured IN thinking that tariff bill could
lie better prepared while congress was
not in session. Secretary Carlisle finds
his time during Office hours almost
wholly taken up by visits from senator's
and members on matters OF patronage.
and he had been unable 10 give
but little attention 10 the rec.
concentrations which he will make as 10
the shape which the new tariff bill
should assume lie il very anxious that
congress should adjourn quickly. and 10
IL said he visited the capitol yesterday
and had a quiet talk with friendly laena-
tors and with Speaker Crisp and Mr..
Wilson a. % the praeticability of bring
ing this b. pass The result % his sur
vey u the tield convinced him that all
Hope ~ making any break IN the con
tinuoua course % the extra session aud
the regular session must be abandoned.
II is conceded that general legislation
vii b. entered upon IN tho extra session.
and that tariff consideration must run
along under AL these disadvantaseous
circumstance. II IL understood. tlfere-
fore. that Secretary Carlialo nov con
templates going into retreat for
mouth or - "a order g. be able 81 bring
his mind uninteFruptedly 90 the consid
GRAFTON n tariff questions. The present
expectation n Chairman Wilson is that
his committee viii have a tariff hlll
ready f1r the consideration u the house
by tho first = November next. hut Ger.
tainly not before.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

ls would d,splacs the repeal biil. the
form u mo<ina sss changed ~ that the
repeal shoali - lnfo<msIiy lad aside
and the resolution - % national banks
taken up TIE nofion xss agreed "a
and the mofioa heretofore made b. Mr..
toofhsss that the resoiutlon be rsfrrred
- the ennmltfse 90 nnancs vas carried
-ssas. 35. nsss. "a. ~ follows Ycas
NessTk Aldrich. Aili-on. Blackburn.
czdsry, Camdsn. Carey. CuIiom. Dixon.
Fxuiknef. FRYE 6alllnser. aibsun. Cor
don. Gormzn. Gray. Hale. Hsxley. Hig-
gins. Lodzs. Mcmillan. AePhsrson.
Mitchell tOye<ons Mitchell lWiseonsina
Palmer, Psseos. Power. Proctor. Ran-
son. sherman. squire. Stoekbridse.
vilas. VOORHEES,. Washburn and White
ll1oalsiaDa) "a
Nays Ae~srk Allen. hate. Call.
Cockrell. Coke. Hznsproogh. Irhy.
Jones' New. Kyle. Lindsay. Mandcrson.
PETER. Perkins, fettigrsw. shoup. StsE-
art. Teller. Nsncc. Vest Walthali si,d
White lCzll a.
The rcsoiution % the house On the
death Il Representative Autchler Il
Pennsylvania vas laid before the senate
and resolutions expressive Of the SORROW
Of the senate were offered by Mr.. Cam
sron and agreed 70: snd tho senate. at
J15. a. further evidences Ut respect 10
the memory - the deceased. adjourned
until tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
rrSa>cI.I SITUATION BRIGHTER


CHfcsao. Aug. II. Comptroller Eckels
q tbe United States treasury arrived Ia
the city today enrsute O. his home.
The financial situation IL grppirg
brighter. said Nc. fdkeis n b<,lieye
the geeuvery from The depression u1ll I'c
faore rspid than the people have ever
Hitaessed Co0diiions are favorable all
oves The country There has
teen notable fncrea-e Ia
the cifcuiatisn n national bank
nafss during ihe irpfe-~iou have
ha.i sppliratiuns for The issuance q
kkluDtso = additional notes and there
has been = net iacf~a@e u fsgUoooo in
fhs 1ircnlatson. I am heartily ia favor
a the VOORHEES, BAL a. perntt the
nafionsl hanza g. ia@ne nofea % the
snoant - their kaads bepo~stsd ~Ith
re treafsfy The cirgulafios ~ fhe
.s4anfrF soald f4egetY be iaer~aaesi ~
etssat saoDte
The psssae~ = she rsp~a til n ihs
3 haas 80 ia.hlessi tefirf feslsa4 .ai
fa s. 81 .aafea an iapfe@ssia prevail.
fhaf feA sea4fs eti csaraf ia fhs 30
s.e4f Tee sls = efrs ard Yan siil
siiasea - sassf.tiie'rsi rrssssrfp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Csciaae wrosxhs Ds~zraosiaa 20 So
Island Indu~sry.

toLramk. 4 c.. Aus. 3l.--Accounts
cosltlnue b. come in q general havoc BY
Sundays storm. Thousands of salnaiis
timber trees have been blown down,
ersJs washed axay aud the rivers are
full u fioatsam u the disaster. Ad
vices ffom the sea coast may be summed
up Ia the following dispatch to the
Charleston papers: The cotton crop
has met with severe injury and the
estimates are that where in former
years Charleston received 1000 hslcs Il
eess island cotton this year she will do
20 gel 1000 bales That il the situation
la nutshell ~ viewed BY those who are
in the best position Go do any talking.
The reports indicate that the sea islands
mat With the heaviest damage. xhile the
uplapds Jared somewhat better. The
pilot fleet Of the harbor IL wrecked or
stranded
The phosphate works. which are 10.
Gated on the banks q the neighboring
rser. are in but little better plight tlsn
Those on Charleston Neck
roLUaBfA. =. c.. Aug. a. Port Royal,
lying on a tongue 81 land further down
the river. must have been even more ex-
posed TO the fury Of the tempest. The
plilce Is practically ia ruins. Paris
Island. where the United States dry
docks are building. and which stands
between the Broad ard the Beaufort
rivers. was swept by the cyclone.
The missing steamship Seminole.
about which % much anxiety was felt,
steamed into the harbor yesterday morn
ing. with scarcely ascratch on her. She
and her passengers escaped unscathed
from the furies of the storm. Inquiries
at the Clyde line Offices elected little IN.
formation regarding the other missing
steamer tennessee. further than the
bare statement that she had left her
dock IN New York Saturday afternoon.
The Italian bark Galatola. which left
this pert for Hamburg on the 10th. Was
abandoned of Hatteras on the cath.
Her sails had been blown away. her fore
tcpmast was gone. and she had other
wise been disabled when fortunately the
whaling schooner Hattie T.. Smith.
Captaine Bourne, which has also suffered
from the storm. came along and rescued
the crew Of the bark.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Arbitrary Action or Judge Goggin In
the Ciingman Case.

CHICAGO. Aug. 3l.--After a session ia
court today unparalleled in the history
OF Cook county the fsmous Cllngman
injunction suit against the Worlds Co
lumbian Exposition was decided in a
most arbitrary manner. Judges Dunno
and Brentano. who we're called into con-
ference with Judge Goggin 10 sit en-
banc and hear the arguments re-
garding the diseolving the injunction.
rendered joint opinion in favor Of the
exposition. and the dissenting Judge
stated that because the decision was
contrary to his views he proposed 10 dis
regard it. Judges Danne and Brentano
retired from the bench. After they had
left the courtroom Judge Goggin said:
Now, gentlemen. the case of the mo-
ton to dissolve the injunction secured
before Judge Stein by e. w. Clingham.
restraining the World's Columbian Tx.
position from closing its gates on Sun
day. the order of the court is that il
be oyerruled. Mr.. Clerk. 30 enter il on
the record. Anything counsel would
like TO say will be entertained" Tho
case was continued for sixty days.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

SAUtT Srx- MAKik. Mich. Aug. ST.
Five barrels OF whisky have been seized
by orde- of the inland revenue office at
this po.t The owners were Strauss.
Pritz a Co, Cincinnati. and the charge
against them Is for tampering with the
whisky after IL had left the distillery
where the government stamp had been
put upon IL. Ii Is alleged they put col
oring matter in il TO give IL the appear
ance of old whisky. then shipped the
goods 10 a dealer at Sault Ste Marie. In
whose hands the packages were found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Cincinnati Catholics Demand s.. .Ooo..
600 Lost by Purcell


CINCINNATI. o., Aug. 3i.-A great sen.
sation he's been caused In Catholic
church circles by the demands made up
en- Monsignor Satolli by delegation Of
leading citizens.
A committee representing the creditors
of the late Archbishop Purcell called
upon Satolli and demanded the settle.
ment OF the indebtedness TO them of
some sJ,000.O00 which they claimed was
owing 10 them and had been lost by the
late Archbishop Purcell. They also
claimed that the decision of the propa-
ganda at Rome had been obtained
through Misrepresentation. also that
s2.500o.00o. which had been collected
from Catholics throughout America
some years ago with which 10 pay 50 per
cent OF the indebtedness has been with.
held by the church.
IL In said the committee also presented
a death bed affidavit Of Archbishop Pur-
cell to substantiate their side OF the
case.
Monsignor Satoli took the papers in
the case and said be would communicate
with the pope immediately.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
GENERAL STRIKE IMMINENT.
sirsecn Thousand f,mploys- May Qah
Work az Midnight.

LoUIsvIILE Ky. Aug. Silt recru
that a general strike on the Louisville
4 Nashville system j. inevitable unless
something is done in the nsstfew hours
Some predict that a strike uiil he
inaugursfsd al midnight. bat a
~ thought TOMORROW viii decide
whether lt.tD1 mcn. Including
engineers. frcmen. conductors. switch.
men and bFakemen vii accept q 10 Ter
cent reduction or gus work.
A telegraph operator said tonight that
the read operators mEy be expected %
quit work NJ any time.
A dispatch from Mobile states thnf
only twenty one mechanics quit there.
There are no derelopments ~ Nashville
of Monigomcr.. Tho striking shnpnen
here continue g. D. vory quiet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

HowARD Cry. Mich. Aug. 3l.-The
second annual fair Of the Howard City
Driving Park and Agricultural associa-
tion viii be held Ia this city September
IL TO II. A feature Of the fair will be
the bicycle races, for which $50 have
been hung up The large number of
entries ~ live stock already made indi-
cate the fair viii bc a greater success
than the one held last year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
Love AFFAIR Caused IL.

hARLErrE. Mich, Aug. 31.- Rudolph
Ewing. a German bachelor farmer living
In Lamotte township. was found hang
ing by the neck yesterday morning by
neighbors who called at his house. He
had not been seen since last Saturday.
and the appearance Of the body indi-
Gated that he had been dead since then.
An inquest was held and verdict found
that he came TO his death by his own
hand. Disappointment In a love affair
was the cause OF the rash act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

MusKEsoS. Mich. Aug. 3l.--The Good
Templars have elected the following Off
GERS: Grand chief tempIar. l.. %. Miller
of Three Rivers; grand COUNSELOR, NJ.
W. Burdick OF Maneelonx: grand vice
templar. Mrs l.. ID. Elliott of Stanton;
superintendent juvenile templars. Mrsl
i. Il. Knapp of Howell; grand sccre-
tary. Albert. Dodge of Grand Rapids;
grand treasurer. T.. j. Connell of Muske-
gon; grand chaplain. the Rev. y. n.
Clark OF Wayne county; grand marshal.
Fred Sleet OF Lansing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

SAGINAW. Mich. Aug. 3l.-The Wash
ington Avenue presbyterian church has
by an almost unanimous vote refused 10
accept the resignation OF the Rev K 4.
Lyndl. its pastor. Tho latter does not
think. however, that the outcome will
result otherwise than in the acceptance
81 his resignation, as he will make re-
quest Ia that effect to the presbytery
which he believes will be granted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

W. J. Forbes is appointed postmaster
at Brant. vice George Ward. yr.. re-
moved; Jerry Gokee. at Crcsweil, vice
j. ii. Cole. resigned; A. ii. Campbell. at
Mattawan. vice l.. &. Fitch. resigned; 4.
w. Ferris. at Mecosta. vice A. K. Wag-
ner. resigned: W. W. Galloway. at Me
sick. vice ii. n. Brooks. resigred; A. T.
Gum. at Okemos. vice A. +. Barnes. re-
moved; Andrew Wilson. at Pitchford,
vice A. w. Taylor. resigned; Alfred Pur-
chase. at South Blendon. vice Henry
Havikohrst. removed; Henrietta Dol
laro. at Wyman. vice y. K Smith. re-
signed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Annual Address Delivered Before
American Bar Association.

MrLwArKTs. Aug. 3l.-The conven.
ton of the American Bar association
was addressed today by Henry Il. Brown
% Michigan. justice OF the supreme
court. upon tho subject ~ legislation.
lie said the legislation could greatly
improve the relations of employer and
employees. may regulate hours. pay days
protect against sccidenis. Diseases. pro.
hibit labor injurious 10 women and
children. and may. by constitutional
amendmeat. forbid charter corporations
Tor other purpotes than mining. manu-
featuring. Insurance. transportation. 81
pecislly farming. ushcing Ia the nee
eeearies % life. may snnnl corporations
vhoee object ls monopoly, stop the vic.
ious system q building failways by con
stractlon companies organized By dlrre
tors ~ the rad fof The pnfp-~e ~ de
ffsuding .tockholsl.rs. II u equally in
eunslent spon lersslstsr~s to protect ths
pulallc against The iyranny q capital -
u y from The syranoy q lshs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
MARmED To HEH BRoTHElx
sfs. yc<Ey fis< Discovered Rcl.tsoa-
ship to Her Husband

BRASrroNn. Ont. Aug. 81 Mn
Vezzy. who was married ia London
few months ago. has iusf discovered that
her husband - her brother. Mr. vezxy,
whose maiden name was Buckingham.
came o. Ontario from ireland fcW
years sgo. On her marriage she srnta
picture q her husband 20 her uncle ia
Dublin. The uncle. noting the remark
able resemblance 81 the larfure D. has
nephew. brother of Miss buckingham.
who had enlisted IN the army about nf.
teen years before. when his sister was .
child. began an investigation and found
that his suspicious were correct. 1ouuf
buckingham had changed his name
when be enlisted b Nexzy. The couple
bad not lived happily tagcther. Mrs.
Very saying she had suspicion that
something Was wrong. She has FeiDrnea
30 her friends, while the police nre look
ing for Nezzy. who has disappeared
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

was caused here today hy the disclosure
n The fact that town site cemfsng.
backed ~ United ciafos senator aud
haif dozen conCrrsemcI. had = foen
site on the strip PARTY surveyed aid thst
a number ~ meu employed ~ them are
nov ia kidng ratchinE the tern eiie
and ready 40 take Possession ~ the
opening dan Some startling exposures
are exrecfcd IN regard % this firnnfic
swindie.
Several hundred ipsHncrf have rtf.
ceedei IN crossing the strip - Ito south
side without feibg moiessed - erltiiers.
and large nunbclf are prtpefiug a. fol
low. II h. nov believed that r,eupif uill
~ allowed q cross Who foiios the main
trail along The ssnts Fe tight - way
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
Intcrlakcn Clnb Assiens.

PONTIAC. Mich. Aug. H.-The Inter-
laken club OF Pine Lake. composed en-
tirely OF Detroit members has made an
assignment to the Hon. George w.
Smith for the benefit OF their creditors
Their assets are about $4,000 and liza
bilities $4,000. Some $1,000 OF this
amount is held in this city. being for
supplies, etc. Lack OF patronage from
its membership is the cause assigned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

HowELI- Mich. Aug. 81. The com
mon council has voted 10 issue bonds
for water works. the bonds to be dated
October next. as follows: Five thousand
dollars in fl0O fonds. 5000 10 900
bonds. f29ooo in sl. 900 bonds. running
from i've to twenty years. by issuing
in small amounts IL IL expected that
many of the bonds Rill he sold AT home.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
NIPpED THE PLOT.
Conspiracy to Restore HoroIuin Queen
60 the Throne.

San FRaScIsoo. Aug. 3l.--Ihe steamer
Alameda. just arrived from Sydney via
Honolulu. brings news from the latter
place of conspiracy OF royalists having
been arranged 20 restore the queen on
the 18th by firing the city and dyna-
hitting buildings and then during the
panic. rushing m and capturing the gov.
ernment buildings The government
was apprised Of the plot. Admiral Skier.
ritt prepared 20 land his forces and as.
sisf in maintaining order. This frus
trated the plans of the conspirafors.
Three hundred natives were enlistrd a.
soldiers for the queen and told that the
United States would help them No
public alarm was caused at the tiae
and all continues quiet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

OrsEeo. Mich Aug. 81 Nelson
Hickols, who lives about three miles
south OF town. v as taken out .and Sc
yerely fiogged by dozen Of neighbors
last night because. it is said. he was in
the habit OF infiicting the same chilstise-
ment on his wife. The community was
tired OF hearing her crys and OF her ap-
peals for protection They claim Hick-
OILS got of easier than they intended he
should
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

T,oussvusH Aur. 81 Commencine
tomorrow redpciion a ~ fef cent vii
GO into elect en fht Louisville. 81 foois
4 Terns railroad The Ice - in TIE
hnnss - r~csisef snd hss ietn in bard
iinse faf eps3 ehi'e Ilie eiFeaisr b.
ss,ed ~ shs rsoeafts mak ~ ~ cui he's
l,s-.r s4rssrisd ard no sirse all result
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

LA~sISc. Mich. Aug. 81 Milo -.
Csmpbell % Coldsster and fiol,crt Glib
bon - Detroit esiltar - TIE Michigan
Farmer, vere appointed mcubers u the
railroad street ,rue.ing board ~ Gov
ernor Rich this morning Vernon J.
Wiley of fevanio sHs appointed pfinci
pal q the school Zoe the blnsl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Arersrs. Ca Aug. n. Receiver
Averill u TIE Port Royal A Augusta
road. wires The Chronicle taniGht that
the lose Il life CA the So islands. south
Carolina. fer erceeds anything yet re.
ported and sili not fall far short oi GO.
Great destitutlon EXISTS among 900 re-
naming Inhabitants and urgent appeal
- made for Al IN SHAPE q provisions.
crops anil provisions having been ca.
tirelt destroyed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

wns4 s;rPfssoa. Wis. Aug 3i-Er-
trems distress ard desdliull0a exist
amoae the ihlsnd settlers nfoend hfuls.
which lise ahuut fofty miles east II
here This afteruosn hire hehda -
t<~sfle sastei Poor Con,uiassesses Ken
nesly q Sursflor ts~ereching sd 10
ihrir sfEFwrg families Thr3 bad
ealkrd 81 ne vay 81 focf thFoarh =
r1tsrh fsfesi cosnify ana rsre VitisiIie
objects af suffering xheH ttty arrived
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01
Want. IS. 600 p.marr..

Pogr Hraos, Mich. Aug. n Robert
! McIaren. by his father. Robert 81.
next friend. has commenced suit IN the
circuit court against the Port Huron
Electric Railway company for 5000
damages for injuries received by being
thrown from street car May 10 last.
which he vas IN the act N boarding.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Csrrkeo. Aur. 81 Judge Geeein hes
granted dscfes ~ divorce - Nrs hin
me Demis pife ~ Frsnk Iemis. . "a
- the propfieiss a fhs klchsileu boisi
Mr.. Eenis did nnd cc1tesf tie care
Mrs. Beuis is an sffrcEa sn6 hss taken
. icasllnr part tn Hoyts Eaas a IriF 20
Tshfnasnmr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

JAexsos. Mich. Aug. a. The lsyiag
OF the reinforcing mains Was completed
last night. and - soon a. tie eDgineer
can get here the nes pump ulli bs set
% work and jackson viii nnsily have
plenty Of water. something the peopie
have been crying Tor these several years
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Irsscs. Mich. Aug "a Joha Derry
- Lsfaystfe. fefmer inmate a The
frsverse titf insane asyiUm. stabbed
his nephsr. jesse Derry. sith jack
knife. inhirtinx three uglg lr4t not
dangerous sounds ia he neck sifuuis.sf
AL lhsgh Shef 4 fsfii arrested DERRY
AMI t~lRed him ~ al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

81 fsaf~ tnF 8i TIE fseirhi
brekeu.elr ~ tht Jnefsenssiie S.aih
eestnrn i|af qui eofk this nf1tiHk ani
rot ffflai1 ileie 49, III iist sas sert
fef f,le ifssnseen rffusinr - l1sse out
~ trades n1iss Hasg stfe feAa iiseif
lAek seaiee Itf cpmpHnt bFs AFcnts
"a ttss fsv h.fins ssen - Al ~ ire sieti
bgakseak
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Iscssus. Nth Ame ~ tramp
"a. ~ffss,k ~ ffsizsss hais esas ihis
rits iaai nishf ilis Asia So tFsanil
sei bic iraif istii5 tsaiesd fsts a4sfn
iae hr 5a ~ ssl1 80 nasie rss
f,fasf ie~is sssd fkaf - heilssi ffess
fss.E4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

wEsr Bar CRY. Mich. Aug. n Diph-
theris continues its ravzges IN the south
epd OF this city aud the board II educs.
ton has decided not 20 opsn the kiesel
school. which is In the very eenter of
the infected distriet. until the middle or
latter part of the month.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

wseptxoros. Aug - The ~atxles
upon The late t'ssnEf~ssfaeu , ssxsn
thlpaan eefe ma.ir si~essi eesef -
fhe hoaee a tsTfe~retsfsff< fef tffi
saiaf.lay afternss1n.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

SHELBY. Mich. Aug. n.-The oceana
County Teachers institute Is in session
here this week with largo attendance.
Over loo teachers are enrolled and more
coming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

DrrRofr, Mich. Aug. 81. Pensioners
Of the Michigan district will receive
their quarterly payments next Monday.
September 1. and they viii be paid In
cold cash.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

AffAefs, Nj tes Ai fhitti fill
ss its - mAs efs tas.ass 1ssise
Hafi.s. ssesilas l-sseess asa - hiih
aead sss iseehsfapi - J,sst.s.l iseat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

Ns4 fokN Aor - TIE STRIKE sr1ons
tl,e ifnrshefemsn D. ~ a9 mi Iilts
rnarnine flssg rtiinquieIIed the sifaFgle
utfhaaf gslninT ss5IFt si,o hTsfite1 20
uosk si ne saft5u. Gisrs "a tile Erdpced
rafea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

ITHACA. Mich. Aug. 3i.-~An unknown
man was run over and killed by De-
troit. Lansing 4 Northern train going
north this noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

a ssHfstfse Aaa q iir~set fslka
aisf tee Chaaneef A<seesef ~ =
es,s sssistaaf aasata fffess - ~
stsy. ~as r|seei - So fstFet i.ss ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

The esidsacs gave Burton = tough char.
seter. Settlers In ths wesIsrn part of
tlae state are iubilsnt. and Giliea = re-
gzrded ~ a hafo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-01

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