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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
Horton, of Illinois, Athens, Greece; Frank
q. Brooks, of Illinois, at Trieste.
n.az.Ao.A Aial .,aakrn akaHa nara IN ak.

Horton, of Illinois, Athens, Greece; Frank
q. Brooks, of Illinois, at Trieste.
Presidential postmasters were appoint
ed as follows: Nelson G. Roberts, Fort
Madison, Iowa; J. P. Kieffer, Waterloo,
Iowa; Charles Wagner, Great Falls, Mont:
Henry @. Milton, Britton, 8. D.; Oscar M.
Quigley, Parker, =. D.; William O'Fallon,
Walla Walla, Wash.
SEQ. Gresham appointed Mr.. Clinton
Furbish, Of Chicago, director Of the bureau
of American republics, to succeed Mr.. W.
E. Curtis, resigned. Mr.. Furbish is an
editorial writer on the Chicago Times and
is the third Chicago newspaper man hon
ored with an. appointment in one day.
John G. Brophy, of Indiana, has been
appointed special agent Of the general
land Office to examine surveys.
John @. Brown, of Idaho, to be reg
lister of the land Office at Blackfoot,
Idaho.
John W. Jones, of Idaho, to be receiver
OF public moneys at Blackfoot, Idaho.
Kerr Craige, Of North Carolina, to be
third assistant P0stmaster general, vice
A. D. Haxen, Of Pennsylvania, resigned.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
A New Railroad for Texas.

ABILENE, Texas, 20.A combination
is being formed between parties here,
Chicago and in London to construct a
railroad from Bowie via Graham, ALBANY,
Abilene and San Angelo to Spofford
junction. The distance is 1872 miles and
when completed will shorten the distance
between the City of Mexico and Chicago
600 milas.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
ROcknfelier's (sift

CHICAGO, May 20.--John d. Rockefeller
has given $150,OO0 to the University of
Chicago in order that Martin A. Ryer-
sons gift of 100000 conditional on rails
ing 100000 moro might become avail
able. About 100000 has been raised al
ready 80 that there remains but $150,0O0
to complete the 100000 needed as an
equipment fund. Tho money must be
secured by July or the Ryerson and
Rockafelter gifts will be lost to the Uui.
yersity.
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Hungarian Pilgrims at Rome.

ROME, May 20.-The Hungarian pill
grims under Cardinal Maszary, arch
bishop of Gran and primate of Hungary,
will arrive in Rome to-day, and will then
be formally presented at the vatican.
Cardinal vaszary will formally receive
the cardinals hat at the consistory to be
held on June /.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
Another Tariff Bill.

Nxw YoBx, May 2O.-A Washington
special says: Representative Wilson, of
West Virginia, assisted by an able corps
of OK perts and amateurs, is said to he at
work on q tariff bill which is expected to
be ready for presentation when congress
meets. It is reported that this bill will
be nearer in the line of the Chicago plat
form than any now in preparation and
will come in with much organized back
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
A Guiity Couple


NEW Yoan May 1s.--Colonel David G.
Houston, ah5ngineer in the United Statss
army. died. Ysstardry at 81. Vincent's
hospital, Of jaundice. He was IS years
of age aud native Of New York. Two
weeks ago the colonel, accompanied by
woman known ne Mrs. Linnie Porter,
went to the. Everett house and they were
assigned to separate rooms. Mrs. Porter
passed as his niece. The couple did
much drinking and she is low in the hospi.
tai, where her death Is expected. She told
the house-keeper that her home was la
Tennessee, and that her husband, son
and daughter, were living there.
Colonel Houston was graduate OF the
United States military academy at West
Point. He served with distinction in the
civil war and received the brevet rank of
captain in 1862 for his gallant services at
the hattie of Cedar Mountain.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
Eynn's Mass Meeting.

LYNN, Mass, May 20.-Lynn's great
Home Rule mass meeting, which Gov.
Russell is expected to address, and over
which Mayor Hayes will preside, takes
place in Music hall here tomorrow even
ing. 1t is under the auspices of over
fifty of New England's Irish organiza-
tions,
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
A Brace Of Fools.

DENVER, May 20.-Kirk Crosby and
Frank DAILY, two we'll known gamblers at
Rico, mining camp in the southern part
of the state, yesterday laid wager as 10
who could take the most morphine. When
discovered the second named man was
dead, but by hard work the life of the
other one was saved. Crosby was barely
able to tell how the matter came up and
is greatly rejoioed to think that he won
his bet
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Ananish Royalty.

NHw .YonH May 2o.-The infanta Of
Spain, Eulalia, and royal escort reached
the wharf at noon yesterday and took
special train for Washington. The Dol
phin and the guns at Fort Wadsworth
gave the salute of welcome.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
Tho Kansas Militia.

TOPEKA, May 20.-The state militia
board which was in session yesterday voted
down Adjutant General Artz' scheme to
equip an army of $4,000 provisional
guards, and the board carried out its
plans to reduce the number Of militia
regiments from four to three, so that a
limited appropriation might be used to
better advantage. Gen. Artz' scheme
was designed to organize force COM
posed of Populists.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20

PORTLAND, Me-, May 20.--The governor
and his staff, occupying special Pull
man train, will leave Portland for tie
Worlds fair this morning, going by way
of Fabyan's and Niagara Falls.
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Died.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 2o.--Hon. Fred
erick schenck, for seventeen years consul
at Barcelona, Spain, beginning in Hayes
administration, died here yesterday, aged
53 wears
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
SHALAM'S COLONY.
The UtOpian Dreamer's Paradise in
Mesilla Valley Visited by a New
Mexican Representative.
A Colony of Romping Babies and the
Faith to Which Mr.. Rowland is
Bringing Them Up.

The innumerable caravan of men,
whose dream is Utopia and whose bourne
the millennium, has an interesting supple
ment in Dona Ana county. Shalam, q
place founded by J. c. Bonalth through
spiritual inspiration, and now presided
over by A. M. Howlsnd, wealthy retired
wool merchant Of Boston, is tho abiding
place of these reformers. The NEW MIX
loan correspondent recently visited Sha-
lam and was surprised at the comfort
that money and time are evolving from
the desert.
THE sHALAM COLONY
Il situated about two miles from the
town of Dona Ana, on the Santa Fe road
leading to Ell Paso. It consists of clus-
ter Of red rooted adobe houses, the court
or plazita of one, being covered like a
great hall. Water is supplied for yard
irrigation and domestic purposes from
two immense Windmill tanks whose COM
bined capacity is over 100000 gallons.
The water is raised from battery of
sand points driven fifteen to eighteen
feet into the earth and the flow when
both mills are working to their fullest
seems inexhaustible.
THE PERSONALITY OF Mr.. ROWLAND
IL striking and interesting. His dress
is spotless, white sleeveless tunic, wide
pajamas and canvass shoes. The various
airs of heaven fan him from head to foot.
OF portly figure, five feet six inches high,
wavy brown hair and ripping, curling,
faxen. beard whose richer tones are fad
ing into gray, he presents an interesting
figure. In these days of commonplace and
conventionality, his self possession gentle
ease, lofty but kindly mien, are refreshing
and pleasant. His cheeks 50 glow with
health, SO firm are his muscles, and his
gait so easy, that 40 seems his age. He is,
however, fully 60. The stranger assured
by his kindly manner requested an in
terview, and Mr.. Howland Immediately
dropped his work, took him through
scrupulously clean apartments devoted
to
THE CARE OF INFANCY,
Where the comfort Of the table, cradle
81 =
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Appointments.

WASHINGTON, May 20.--The president
has made the following appointments:
Consuls of the United States-M. M,
Dufie, of Arkansas, at Winnipeg; Geo.
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IishoD vincent,s Missionary Tour

Bishop Vincent's Missionary Tour.
NAw York, May 2O.-Bishop John H.
Vincent will sail for Europe to-day to
hold conferences of the Methodist Epis-
copal church in Switzerland and Ger
many and elsewhere.
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-::-BRIEP WlRINGS-::-
south Dakota's Editors Leave.

HURON, s. D., May 2O.-The South Da-
kota Press association starts for the
Worlds fair to-day.
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D. 'F|I(,:'S
Gea1!!ld, q RRakiIns 3.|t:lIs
IPOl|AVFg1eK

Inc only D"re Cream of Tartar Pod Ammonia No Alum
Used in Millions of Honee--4c Years the Standard
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were surrounded with comfort and sim
plicity, through rooms devoted to the
adult attendants, and lastly through
flock OF tumbling, rollicking littleurchins
whose single slips of gingham allowed
the wonderful climate of Dona Ana
good chance to perfect their seemingly
heslthy organizations. Arrived at the
study several spirit paintings through
the hend of Mr.. Bonalth were shown One
rAnresenta
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1893-05-20
THE CARR OF INrAScY

Where the comfort Of the table, cradle
and bath of future man and womanhood
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it becomes able to take hold of matter in
attenuated form just as man progresses
from one thing learned to greater wis
dom forever, so will
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

month. shsss them With asOGAss
youAg man II ktrcrsd s.sssA dine ~
In sxp~n.sv~ restaurant Aad biov IN .
eo1ssts rssie surpias VA - dssorsssons
of one sort AID another saui ~ the
azpsrstioa II sease yssss shs roosAs
are u.arveloasiy pretty.
The rsoouls Vt . yvaag magazine Cd
Nor On Fifth svss nc ars $500 n point
4 aaabss Il he frisads e~oSd apon
him one dAy. each esinSsng . fsncy
pl>aus 10 Jug. Promptly he eoossrass-
81 . special frisSs. ssdssn<sth Which
these we're hung >osAn>s mAovs back
ground On . sksaf above them. run
ming entirely around The room. ere
other sxpsnsivs bite of brfc-s-brUc. In
the fruat ro.sn. fSeing che svcnus, .
man Of many sssv~is ASs hang up deo-
orssivs compositions u African wAs
elsbs and osAsr b<eutifsl and asly
thinSA In the room h<hind are The
b<x;s Of the unfortunate young eelt-
bates A screen separates them Tho
ROOM 10 twsnty-threc feet wide. high
aid roomy; the three open en- suite.
The sfitor OF one Of the trade pub
ir,stions he's vorkrooIn that 10 =
p~m- IL il lighted from above Tho
wells are clevrrly tr~Asod In color, IN
open ftr~ liuinines the room. rare
escAings IND water coiors line the
wallis Customers like 10 soc L.
The co.t must have b~en eonsiderS.
bic, bus the shrewa yoeng fellow who
sic amid ell this grandeur tolls me that
- . business investment. IL psys cent
per cont
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
MEDICS ARE AT WAR
Or. Groner Says Dr.. Pressy
Slandered Him.
He WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES
isesuis % the k:xpulstoa Of De. Groner
From the Academy Of Sac<ltcine.
DR.. Pressy Arrested

The late unpleasantness in the medi-
cal profession has developed into great
big lawsuit DR. Groner. who was ex-
PEELED from the medical association. has
had DIR. Pressy arrested for Islander and
places bis damages at $1,000. Not long
ago the medicine men held banquet.
at which the liquid refreshments we're
plentiful. A short time later DIR. Pressy
stated that he heard . member II the
society call another member very bsd
name. The society appointed a commit
ft-e Ia investigate the matter and found
that DIR. Groner was accused 1T getting
drunk at the banquet. calling DIR. q. X.
johnson names. The committee after
hearing the testimony In the case re-
ported 20 the academy Of medicine
without recommendation. but the testi-
mony was considered In committee Of
the whole and DIR. Groner Was expelled.
DIR. Groner SAYS the statements made
10y DIR. Pressy were false and he can
prove it. Yesterday he swore out war
rant for DIR. Pressy. who Was arrested
and placed under $1,000 bonds. with DR..
DeVore and W. II. Hoskins IA suretice.
The arrest caused great excitement in
medical circles yesterday and is expected
Ia cause greater excitement before II is
settled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

pAs1 and wssosy wns-lookir.< sfsets..ies.
bat these ssnnst blind mo ~ enc fact
chat he - s<D young yes ~ hs sie;tsd
prcssieaA Time sill mead that fault
In year.
In other wos,iA. he ~ thirty four.
When Mr.. Bssrvues lsfs college hs ap-
pitrd far . iob on one Bo~tcn pap~s.
stating his expectaAsons ~ ~ paw at
five iol,sss per week. | may add His
s<plSra.ion was r~fus-a. tie tried At
snother Office. hal better luck. became
ito~ IF the Advertiser and Record,
sp~Aker II the house and all sorts OF
uise things lie has his eye On the
senate bad who knJ~s what besides?
When Barrett wants anything In
particular . whole lot Ut respectable
hp.sonians get up and howl virtnous
negatives, but he usually arrives. Soon
ar or latrr
Tn. whole trouble seems Va b- that
BArrets ancestors. instead 90 coming
In the Asyfiower and stopping in
Massachusetts,. came in 1880 and lei
snrely trund.ed on so New Hampshire.
sna ths. h. himself graduated from
psrsmno,h instead Of Harvard This
l. something not u be forgiven On Bee
con street
AL the same. Mr. Barrett and Gov.
Eussell-or. rather, Gov. Russell and
Mr. RArr~tt-ars two young fellows
worth watching in opposing political
camps
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
Wonderful Monstfosity.

The society pug dog calf. on exhibi.
tion at "a Monroe street. has created
quite Juror. People having read a
previous announcement thought il a
fake. but this is not the case. The
thousands that have seen it pronounce
it wonderful curiosity. as the head
and body represents the exact image 81
a pug dog. while the rest is Of specie
81 n calf. Under each hoof there is
the two claws Of adog. twas born az the
Muskegon stock yards, and will be- one
of the Muskcgon exhibits at the worlds
fair. W. X. Hubert. the taxidermist.
has kindly consented to leave it till
Monday. Those wishing to see il can
find it in the display window Of the al
ways the cheapest.
STRAHAN & GREULICH.
II Monroe Street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

A man s,eS%~d iueo . sewins machins
sstabssshmeps on wabash avVuue yescrr.
dA, morning and bo.sbt a paoxags Of
nes-i.-
"Hc~ mn~h1' 10 asked thu clerk.
"SSty.avs cent?
The cust,msr felt leesrely in bis light
49,, p-pcsse
Then he rissi che left pocket
Slightly wo~r~A. he tnsttsu.sds search
In .be right hsSi pccsst Il HE trousrs.
Then st- o>swr pccset
Ard ms hair r'-se on end II Was . case
q osher chrtops
Bu. sa inspsrassou born e aespair
fa.r-a eve. hna
/ 6ni have nothing sson' No snail.
~ shap-s~-shsn . oloo hill. NJ ssid
hlsndsy. ''snd ~ont s~h von ~ change
IL scs ~ csne H%v- Is CoinrnbiNn
hsN tsla~r ~al sss~~ With yos ~
eur,sv Aus IN yrrohss~. ard latsr IN the
DAY ~sa ssnd nv ofic- boy vith the
ehsGr
With me ear II . Roth~hih paying
'r- poss>G~ -sAsap ne detached The .ou-
VAR can fS-ssn his vsrh cf~sn. tn.s..t
q N th~ sho~ os~. psrsssi sp tho pack
sgs. s,rn~i 90 M heei and ~>kked out,
ess-ysas frr bead bsSh in ths sr.--Css-
saxs rf1sure.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

or near anything in particular 70 give
a value.
Dostonian investors were badly bit
ten In tho downfall Of the boom. Ono
Of the boom scstlegnenss near Chstsa-
noogs has ell the street nemcs picked
cut of ths Boston directory eGocpt two
--Mis.isAppi avenue and SEWER street.
know . rial ssaAte speculoeUs, .
pretty dscant hind Of . chap. too. who
s,sed 10 own IN lion woeeinG plant. .
rolling mill ~ sonsshin6 Of that kind.
There vsso good many eAraosds OF
tnAGhtncry and he r,Oved y from place
70 place. hs Seus r,s. raorU thAo .
dozen sirnes Cnpsfnopaed boomers
would hirs him ~ eGhtbk n 'Sn full
npersttDn' at srrne PAPER city. until
enough town lots had been spld, when
he wo,ld move to enothor corner Il
the Wilderness aud TIE same bunco
aam- would b~gin again rhr sort ~
thing was bed for che south II has
stnvped. and the people down there
pray that il may never b-gin again.
Things are a. . stAnistill now. but the
vas. possibilities 81 the &puth are still
undevelopea- DAVID WrcHsIIR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
Minor Court Notes.

Mabel Smith has been granted q de
cree ~ divorce from her husband.
George Smith. on the ground OF cruelty
and non support. The decree was signed
by Judge Adsit and permits her 10 as
sumo her maiden name. Mabel Clark.
Milton NJ. Perry. appointed as admin
istrator Of the estate III Eochus Vanden-
Brock. refused Ia act and Florentus
NandenBrock was appointed to tho
place. The estate is valued at $4,000.
The petition 81 Della Ostcrhout and
r. Crofton Fox. guardians Of C.. w.
Osterhout. to sell real estate valued at
eli, 100, was granted Yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
ASKING FOR WATER.
Board Of Public Works Receive Many
Petitions.

Petitions.
ID. II. Armstrong appeared before the
board with petition from residents on
Carleton street. Lake avenue, Robinson
avenue and Richard Terrace avenue
asking that the grade line of Lake
avenue. from Fuller street 10 Wealthy
avenue. be improved. The members Of
the board will visit the streets next
Friday.
Residents on Richard terrace asked
Tor "A water main in that street Referred
t. general superintendent.
Residents on Eleventh street asked for
water mains in their street Referred TO
the general superintendent.
The Chicago Il West Michigan Rail
road company and the Detroit. Lansing
Il Northern Railroad company asked %
have the grade line on Calder street 40
as not In interfere with the approaches
Ia the freight house. The board will
investigate and take such measures AZ
II deems best in the premises.
{. v. L. Ganson and several others
appeared before the board in regard To
the grade lines Of certain streets on the
East End Improvement company's plat
near the city limits.
Twenty three residents on Madison
avenue. near Burton avenue. asked for
water mains. Referred 10 the superin.
tendent
The Plainficld Avenue Gravel Road
company complained ~ the condition in
which Flainiield avenue has been left by
the sewer contractor. Referred 10 the
city engineer h. order the contractors 10
replace the street in good condition.
Residents on Scribner street asked
that natural cedar blocks be used on
the street instead - machine made
blocks. Placed on file.
Mr.. Clark. residing on Sherman street.
asked Ia have the sidewalks left up 80
"a 10 save shade trees. The engineer
was instructed to order the contractor
90 leave the sidewalk up.
The following contracts were let
Coldbrook creek extension. 10 c. Prange
FOR 1900. sewer in Broadway. Ia James
oHara. for sIij'S; sewer in Bostwick
street. Ia John DeBruin. fox s165. Ap.
proximate estimates we're made "a fol
lows. Thompson court Improvement
49, 90. west Leonard street improve
mcnt, $3.50. south College avenue.
sl.nD. Brsdburn street. al ~. Third
street. Al. ii3.si; sewer IN Ranspm street.
$3.50; Times avenue sewer, 1896.
Natrous avenue sewer. si101o: sewer in
alloy between t'osiuch and Bartlett
streets .sfs12 grading alley north ~
crescent avenue. sl60: Logan street
grade. sll,gi. Logan street sewer.
si..s,s ~.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

so.hsns sbvss shc Ams~3ran citR
s~~ukrrA So Putnam w1l havs she
eh6 fvsvilprs on sHhiots3oa In greet
sAspr-
don't know hDv many people Two
h~arti ~ they were sAsd ~ ps<rsoss.
ho~~v-r sorry shey might - - Sev
Yostrv~, that tho fair is ~ be held IN
sAs ,esy f,sLnoss of The country. 20
win ryszest 10 an tD&aAcvlstAy beneficial
a.ds,ssors OF koovicsfgs sbost our own
ccnosry-
On IN. other hand. the inks n
Oa~.. Osy. Minneapolis aud Omaha.
rf~sSa q ChArseo IN n ~ey. ara ~vo~-
cusiv kksistnS themselves FIR having
vosea ts Chsraso when The question
Il tss t-c~.tDn of ths fair wss sesaAsd
TIE p-,ssicns % hig bank In Ksnsss
0sy VIA mo this very emphstsealRy.
He aid that Kansas City snd oshos
western cities wers vesy sorry now
that New Yorh dline "a the fSir.
CArsro u getting 100 mWsh sivertss-
ing % suit them. chs YES: In general
ns,s enooga-
Asrc's . queer scpsy survy IN optn-
tca- iSnr So Perhsps 6scsss CITY VII
- ecnssled When IL learns -hs. Visitors
frcsa fr-v1n- psr.s are likely - be a.
snu..a ihterc<sed IA Prof Putnasa's
prshis.ors Yankees a. IN Chio~ges
magnificent pevnsSs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16
TORTURING eczema
Editor iowa Plain Dealer Cured OF In
suflcrable Itching and Pain by
the Cuticurm Remedies.
suIted. Their Combined Wisdom
Followed without Benefit.

~ essy sis yesfs old. In August. 1ssn, wss
troubled With the peculiar skin di.easc q which
people of ny age sre subject known among rntdt-
cal men - ecrems IL. fret appearance ~as near
The snsiss. " rapidly extended over the lower
essr.mities until rns legs nearly one fss cor.
from l~Gs the trouble extended seross the hips.
sh"u dsrs snsi the entire length ~ the arms NE
leEs ard s'nar grady sscisen With sn rrhing.
furniug ratn, without cssssti0n. Although he
tssi medical sfTic> sitsirstls vas cmYiaYUi, ~
bee than tive phy.iciaas - the place hslng ron.
sB'frd aud th~ pr-.rri ri.ons hing tho frsnt -
th-fr combined ~i-torn, The oi-f sse, though sp-
raFrsily checked. ~onA r.eur is few day. =.
tsd - fyer, dar'og its progress nv ~ei.hi fel
hTav ahnut tsentY I've rr4Iads As 81 stpsrt
rnsnt tersn The use - tU1Itrss. feliestrs The
simple sad pisn insifuttiqn. g vsn 9Th the hsvs
rtfs. ard IN fer weeks founi usy.sf vel 9Th
ssin sHft sni n.'Eral In color, th- nehi.s sud
gsin fBiireiy rsHsfsi ". " NfAb,
kinor Iowa rian I'eaer, Greco, 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

writing profession in America II wo
had . national academy like that Of
France he would be tho first member
admitted from the great dramatic ele-
menI 4 quiet. unsssuming man,
scholarly and ro<isiug. he kept che
American drama up N . respectable
level when farce comedies and leg
shows came dangerously near dividing
the American stage.
Havc we an Aperican drnma now9
Indeed we have, thanks 70 NO one moro
than so him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

Something rare IN tho line - ron
sCientiousne~s happ<ued T. the Kent
AAegsn AMI OTTAWA Insurance company
Yesterday IN I-5T a man ~ Hopkins
Alcgsg county ~hc VAS insured with
the Company. Vas burned ont The al
IuSter- Fixed the amount 20 los~. hut
through some error ne vas paid sla m
excess, The other dsv ~ yielded o. The
quzlms - The insard monitor and wrote
ask * how much he osei the compsnr
u vas found that the interest ard pm
opal amounted 20 sfl5o and yesterday
The company received Tho sDpougi fruua
The man who has cleared he cons-ieuer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-16

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