davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
Specimen CASES.

$. II. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis, was
troubled with Neuralgia and Rheuma-
tlSm, his Stomach was disordered, his
Liver was affected to an alarming degree.
appetite fell away, and he was terribly
reduced in flesh and strength. Three
bottles of Electric Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg. ILL.,,
had a running sore on his leg of eight
years standing. Used three bottles of
Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Buck
lens Arnlca Salve, and his leg is sound
and we'll. John Speaker, Catawba, O.,
had i've large Fever sores on his leg,
doctors SAID he was incurable. One bot.
tie Electric Bitters and one box Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him entirely.
Sold at 0. NJ. Ol5en's Drug store. 3
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
HALF RATES TO MINNIE
APOLTS

On account Of the Dairy Exhibit at the
Industrial Exposition, the North Western
Line will, from September 25th to 30th,
sell excursion tickets to Minneapolis and
return at rate tf one fare for the round
trip; tickets good for return passage I'M
til October 2, 1898, inclusive.
For tickets and further information
apply to Agents Chicago & North West
ern R'y. 40
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27
MINNEAPOLIS EXPOSITION

On account of the Industrial EXPOSE
ton to he held at Minneapolis. Mimi.
from September 6 to October 7, 1898,
the Northwestern Line will, on frequent
dates, sell excursion tickets to Minncapo-
lis and return at low rates. {4a)
For tickets and full information apply
to Agents Chicago & North Western R'y.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1893-09-27

T. EXCEPTIONAL Chances. Elegant new
h''~ Pianos and Organs at Hauenstcin's,
No. 8 MasonlcBlock, New Ulm
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Announcement is made that the
supervision and management OF the
old and popular wyke's photograph
gallery has fallen into the hands of
one OF Grand Rapids mott popular
and satisfactory Photographers The
new management wishes 70 particu-
larry impress ali that IN conducting
business the essential feature will be
strictly adhered to. namely; fret,
strictly first class work; secotd. reason
able prices; and third. bat cot by any
means last, promp,ness with our work.
We have over $4,000 fine negatives of
Kent county ard Grand iRspids on
record. duplicates * which can be bad
with promptness. First class work
manship. A specially 10 alsa made Of
viewing.
WfREs' PHoToGRarH CAlLfHy.
Telephone 1893. IS Monroe street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
Wandering Walters.

Many OF the walters in the frst-class
restaurants of New York have short
hours, and are thercforc able 70 work in
several places. For instance, says the
New York Sun. an ambitious waiter,
who is employed only for breakfasts
and tuncheons In one restaurant. can
easily enough serve the dinner in al
other. Tho walters in some rcstan-
rants. where the dinners are served
early. are even able u work in Others
where the dinner is kept going until a
late hour.
An experience of well-known play
wright recently suggests some ludicrous
possibilities. lie has been in the habit
of dining NJ nelmonico's. and was a.
ways served by the Same waiter. A
few weeks ago ne decided 70 try some
Of The odd restaurants IN the French
quarter. One night he wen; To a chesp
table dhote at an unusually late hear
To his great surprise he found the Del.
monico waiter serving meals az tbis
place also. The waiter was equally
a.faaishei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
-roc, all .ccount.. He ordered pair

from all accounts. He ordered pair
of loud trousers of David Westcott and
they did not suit the dude. George
called on David and IN a heated arRu-
ment made his remarks more pointed
by stsbbing Westcott with pair OF
shears.
On Monday business men OF White
Lake, Pentwater and Ludington came
to Muskegon TO talk over with Saw
dust City capitalists the feasibility OF
having line of boats running from
Muskegon 10 Ludington and touching
AZ intermediate points. The project
will probably be pushed through.
Tho women who comprise the Ionia
Columbian committee are casting
atout for means TO raise funds for tho
decoration of the Michigan world 8
far building. Why not press the Ora
matte club into service?
Big Rapids feels that IL is time for
her to have q boom. The business
men met ia the Empire house Monday
night and organized an Improvement
society" Let the good work go on
The State LIQUOR Dealers association
met al jackson Tuesday and organized
an insurance feature. Each meniber
Will pay 81 10 JON and in case OF death
the remainder will be assessed.
The council Of /. asing have repealed
the ordinance which permitted the
Speeding of "nosses'' on capitol ave-
nue.. This u taking an unfair advart-
age Of the absent legislators.
Like Banquo's ghost. BENTON Har-
bor's sewer refuses to he downed. Sew
efai citizens have epjoined the tax COL
lector from collecting their sewer as
sessmcnt.
The council Of West Bay City sat
down 40 hard on the consolidation
- heme Monday night that II covers
greater area than u proposed 10 en-
b-ace.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Foote were mar
RED mt Franklin. y. y, twenty-five
years ago. Tuesday night at kslama'
roo tacy celebrated their silver Wed
ding.
IRE report of Commissioner OF Bank
ing I. c. sherwood shows that Aiehi-
gan has iss banks and three trust COM
panies whose asseta are SS2.eis ,sSs.ss.
The female Jack the Husger' OF
saginaw groves 10 have been police
man disguised ~ . woman 10 decoy
tie gsnuine Jack.
The hands of BAY City's town clock
have been turned back twenty-five msn.
,.tes and The village has finally adopted
standard time.
Edward sirum. claiming To hail FROM
Harvey, H.. has been dung mp hoi.
and iaefcaaEts by meAns OF fofgen
checks
~ nusi Osborne and wife OF ioniA
had a narrow escape from ssphy a Z
sleg Insstsy. Cause. eiogged stove
pips.
The exaaauation OF Frank King,
lonias alleged Fa4.sf, was hegun Tues
cav
Tie 4 piherls epldsmla hss ciosed
The Bay It's schools for the nones.
Kalamazoo knights 81 Iythiss had
isusiset Tuesday nlEAt.
money, no ~Ater. j. The cry Of
Lansing : aafof heard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
Mr.. A,-rili's Career.


The trouble IN the Grand Rapids
guards mas eliminated IN tie ISSUING
OF an order from the supreme court. re-
curing ex-1reasurer T.. J. Buckley TO
snow cauee why ne should not turn
over TO the company the books and
money which he has IN his possession.
About fifty people played pedro and
danced At the Grand Rapids Bicycle
club Tuesday nignt. The head prizes
we're Won by Mrs. F. c. Heath and VIII
Van Amberg. and the boobies by Mira
W. 3. F0lger and Eugene Ranev!lle.
Regular dancing class this evening.
Members OF Marshall circle of Grace
church will give a sleigh ride from : TO
. tins evening. They Will meet At the
rectory on Prospect street At o'clock
and WILL serve lunch from 8 TO 10 at
Mrs STATIONS. No. ig2 Lagrave street.
Congregation and friends invited.
The regular monthly social Of the
Epworth league, connected with the
DIVISION street NJ. l.. church, will tie
held at the residence Of Mr. &. Z.
Foots. at 70. Ia south Union street
this evening. An interesting literary
pF0gram will be presented.
Mss Cnallia T.. Wilkinson fell on the
ICY wax ~ Crescent avenue and Ilg.-
sion street yesterday afternoon and
broke Der lex. She Was conveyed 10
her home. No. 293 ottawa street. Misc
wilkinson = cashier for Noigt, He-poi-
saelmer s Co.
The annual report of the Crown
Paper Match company filed yesterday
Slows - go OF the csD.tai stock OF
$4,000 paid in There - no real estate.
The personal property = worth 5000.
Tue debts are 1925 and The cFed.ts ars
<eNI.
On February Il. . and q vii be
held tue annual reunion OF pcwlst
C3nslstory scottish Elte Masons The
reunion vili be followed by banquet.
There are some TO mcmters oil the
consstory m the city.
ofscer ~. l. Roscoe il suffering from
gravel and yesterday wss operated on
N TIE L. =. 4. home. large SIZED
stone was renewed from the bladder
and bis piysc. ans look for rs specify
recovery.
c. Iovnrnf. :. X. C.. G.. n. FULLER.
=. g.. ADD :. y. Avery. =. X, Of Tent
Nc. sos. X. .. L. N. OF lowell. we're in
The city sst evening saendiux the
school ~ Instruction Of TIE X. .. I. ".
Nfs. 4. ". Ioeri.e. nee Ma jeanne
Anihs. formerly 0fzsnist ID the Ames
" =. chufcb. di-a az her hone "a
Van Vert. ohlo, 90 Tuesday. Ire re-
MAINE 80 be hroagat here Tor burial
Captain George finbbard Of James.
tasn died on Tuesday and wil h.
buried today. lie uss a inenfef
fhe cd ftJf ihfanfrY aBd g.gnesf
OF otfaes raCnfy
ought We 20 rssronif@ the Street
Cars o. the ~ebl.ia DsV /" i BE- the
subject % Elder Noores tscoarsa
Tor saturday AZ l1@3 a. ~. Al f5oo4i
1smplsFs hsli
A rauscai ard literary sntsrfs anaenf
~ - gwen ~ the Holland AID 50
cetf q "a hsas eeraer - Gfsnds.iie
sreous sad sseodricA stfest. ths sse
OK
teaaf isa beFsons stfentea q dancing
party gwen ~ tae khei~s Auk,issry II
tee - I. ? 81 trglpefrs' tab. an
@oisto ifTssa stFe~f ssst nss,
Jse tlgsof kapids rartasl ss-ecs-
'tsn - s.ve dancing sua re1rs 80
go = AsfsccIa fieh hsii ths ~sselrk.
Nooisfs fsnsn e ana fsns sl
.ssfs tocsf 90 he Fse e Cakst a.
spenf 80 r<1sHsaleT 81 tns ssstsf
TIE wemsnss Hosk y sosistg thc
fs4AtA.a street Espt.st ehafsa W.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
nard. scolt starkweather. Willlam II.

nard. Scott Starkweather, William III.
Chase, Michael y. Gephart, Robert Blu
chanan, Ora 5. Brown, John Doe,
Richard Nncum, Cyrus X. Capen,
Charles u. Durfee, Marquis ID. l.. Golf.
Reconsideration 5. Castle, Vet Hill
dinger, Elmer Sherman, Samuel Gill
more. George Tidy, Edwin Coy, Daniel
SAuler, Henry o. Carothers, Allen A.
Kellogg. Reissue - Edward Ryan.
Jacob Really, Benjamin butcher.
George Mohn. Reissue and incresss--
Nathaniel {. Hayes, Jr, Original.
widows, etc.-Benjamin +. Crancall
father, Phebe J. Maxson, Matilda
Covert. Anna +. Beagle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

hold . meeting IN the church pzfsor-
Al cl,ek tina Afternoon.
J. II. +. Hnghxrt. general nssnages
OF ths u. X 4 l. road. and I. j..
- Hrlss, gsnsrLl coarssl. sre IA Pllss-
burg on railroad business.
Aissuf 100 persons stayed down town
and took supper wt.h the -Miaway
Ten Of the FonEtAsa street Eapt q
enufeh sst sssnsag.
Tie his<es Ava and Carrie Miller OF
for.iai.si. ini.s are y.ssliBg Mr.. and
Ars- JAmss - Havklns. Of NO. -
James street.
Mira. king Of No. sia Cherry street will
eassrtAia tne s.adies' Mite soelsty OF
the First ffesby terrain church tnis Af.
ternoon.
Yssierdsy's bank clearings amounted
20 <l4s. Ia rs. an increase of 81. 3g3. 2 |
over the corresponding day Ct last
year.
T.. h. Fisher arrived NJ the Barbsd oes
January IL. He 10 improved IN health
and holses 10 return next month.
Mrs. Efsie Josseiyn. the medium.
talked 20 . email circle Of splrisuaiists
ia Elks' hall last night.
The Few. II. II. Johnston will 60 10
Ioaia to offielAts ~ the funeral OF Ars.
Nelcn's child.
Hereafter Ottawa lodge No. i2s will
meet Al Coepersyllls instead OF East
mansille4
The SILVER Ring club will give . mas
quersds bsll At Hibernis hall this even
ing.
r. III. Ball has returned from Chicago,
where he has been on business trip.
Mira. Augustus bartholomew left tor
a ,sit 10 Rochester last night.
James j. BAyls Is recovering from .
painful attack OF tonsilItls-
lambermsn's Logging supplies are IN
great demand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
CRUSHED HIS HEAD.
Ray Ciemons Crushed to Death Between
Two Cars.

Ray Clemens. aged 40 years, WAS in
stantly killed At O'Clock yesterday
afternoon while coupling cars in the
yard of Rowson Bros mill and fac
tory on South Division street. He was
n rwitchman IN the employ of the D..
l.. n y. Railroad company and was at
tempting to couple two cars loaded
with lumher. As he stepped between
the cars Charles Bishop. toe foreman
for Rowson Bros.. saw that the lumber
projected over the ends of the cars and
called Ia HIM, warning him not TO 20
between the cars. Clemens replied
that he's knew what he was about and
the next instant he WAS corpse. The
projecting timbers caught his head aud
crushed II like an egg shell. Coroner
Bradisa was notified aud had the body
removed 10 McCoilun's undertaking
rooms. A jury was struck and an IN
quest Will be held At 10 o'clock today.
Ciemoas was a single man. but has
seversl near relatives residing ia the
city. lie boarded al No. 100 Calder
street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Hears stacy 81 Pay C.ty teak q
siesH fus saturday night sDl ere
tesH over HENRY ms thrown cut md
ioo&fd - iheugn ~ had heee monkey.
iaf via e,is4 sa@. Asargean patched
iteHfy -, snd he snowrd hs grss4~
TUE - fafsaT fbe a0cief and rrfus.
Ng ~ sy a. tsii. HsngT a isngu -.
ieT uHtief Ffc.sftson q TIE 80
hsFe = majesty Tor yeas The t. =
p1enf ekei.ssg> 10 ssaea snex direc-
toFf - = soie.fl.srs. 10 = az neat
spfssfsnFe ~.fh .iss ~ mr. &sfa
taKes On ih@ hack yer. snf 49,
Ef'siea - ne llaes iot foonss --f'efs
lluftn fln4s
ssesfFs N.e1esf Isa.nx sport of
eoisl. dis tslasss sas.slg "a sasae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
Welded Las, Night.

y. NJ. Marshal of this city and Miss
Lillian Winton, daughter of DR.. {. II.
married last evening In the residence
of the brides parents by the Rev. Dan
/. Bradley. IN the presence of large
gathering OF relatives and friends. c.
h. Marshal OF Detroit. brother Of the
groom. VAS here 10 attend the we'd
ding hr. and Mrs. Marshal will be at
home Tor the present ia the Nendome Q.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

To the editor of THE iIKsAip-Paessc
tell your readers that by writing 20
Diamond Dyes. Burlington. Vt. they
will receive free OF charge . neat book
In scotch plaid cover. telling how 10
color over their old gowns. elosks. etc.
also forty samples OF coiored cloth. A
book on ART and fancy work will alsc
he cent II especially requested.
Mrs. X. n. :.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Yesterday afternoon Katherine Ro-
Der and her company went TO the Sol
dicEs' home and played GA Heroine in
Rags" for the benefit of the veterans.
The entire play-iire scene and all
was reproduced on the stage at the
home, much 10 the delight of the IN
mates. THAT Is the frat company
that has ever favored the boys with 4
free performance" said Major Long
last night. cit was very kind and
graceful act for Miss Rober 10 do, and
the old boys appreciate 1t mos; hear
tlly."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

+. c. Leayenworth, general freight
agent FOR the G.. Il. & I. road, returned
from Detroit yesterday, where be had
been attending meeting OF the Miehl-
gan frelgnt agents. The subject under
discussion was the division OF rates from
Nicaigan points TO Texas. we did
ot reach any declsion,' said Mr.
Leavenwortn yesterday. Tho Michi-
gan roads feel that they do not get
their share of the rates. that there Is q
slight Discrimination in favor OF south
ern roads. The matter will be settled
probably 1T the next meetlngn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
Shameful
Confession

II ia a shameful confession 70
make thst many people ar
wiling - use sdal'erafed arii.
ees because they are cheapcr.
ard IN doing 80 often subject
~ themselves - iniarsous
effects. for Il nus, not be
sapne 81 that those vho are
y Ing. ~ The cost a repu-
tef ,nsl foF TIE purpose -
gsin. 20 imgose slul:era,ed
goods ugon s,hs ppblie. would
hesitate 60 80 iniaises
sieisefanss.
TT. Tsee kas Al ez,ahlished
rrrrts'ion fsr manufacturing
cad AMI FFfe articles, and
hfs Dehflefs F3tyeFing Ex-
trsefs - Van. "a. Lemon, ete.,
are the nest perfect made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Something 81 sensation took place
in Rfckf 1rd Monday when Dr. Dal.
Reynolds. travelling spsciallst OF some
Tepats publicly hOFsewnipped James
Collins for slaudeTIng his family. COL
lirs = one OF the wealthy men 81 the
village and society IA i.orslori =
pretty well troker 10 over tbs affair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

The commltte appointed by the
board 81 trade 10 draft a resolution to
he presented 10 the legislature regard
ing permission 20 bond the city for
Tlver Improvement. he'd a meeting last
nlght, and W. Alden smith and Fred
A. Maynard were appointed n sub
committee 10 draft the resolution. The
committes vii mold another meeting
when the subcommittee - ready 10
Yenart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

oriflBsi- Laesss A84. wiekIisfs G.
iacesossa, 5shn " hoohef. George 7,
IL finger. Eafsrt y iten. Harvey J..
ils.ssfn. 3ah ,. MAians, sar.sb u.
fFtle. Aaaitt asi~-isase Il Wllisis.
i = shsm Iiafafax, 3o'sA 4 Aeiser'
IN. Horton kliagafth- tsasius isefn,
5 .fesfd =. Hksasen. tfsorke i fese-,
ares i.llm3fs srifs etasis. MILAN
y A6sstf. AtIi thAHfiia. Mli.za =
'.1z.iy, J2olss Hougslon. ssmasl Bar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
Afhlrflc Enr-rtalnn1rnt-

The Grand Rapids independent
Athletic club will give grand exhibi-
ton in It's gymnasium on Pearl street
this evening. The members have been
bard a. work for some time preparing
new acts and they Will be introduced
with other features. Prominent among
the naw features will be the four Hot
,entots, the trapeze haschelle act, Ro-
mar ladders. parallel bars and great
kouan march
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

The second annual paFgy gwen 10y
The Grand Rspids Railroad Clerks a.
cstion ~ the tsfsDd itspisis Guard
sfinofY lsst pigist ives one ct the most
stieectslo i sf'alfs thu. she assoc atom
has ever sftan
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

GaAxp RsrIps. Mich. Jan. IS. ISIS.
The annual meeting Will be held on
Tuesday. February :. at the Morton
house, Grand Rapids, Mich. at :
o'clock p. m. ct which time q bosrsi Of
directors will b. elected 10 serve fer
the ensuing year.
IN. pxIiayHs. President
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

oeofee colt rss bFpught from Cor.
unna 40 last iligi; b Deputy sheriff
fvSef. $40 nsd arrested "a 81 Cor.
anas-sesa ten a4at II rs Nife, WHO
lives ~ thltefy Tor nah.supp0ft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

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s.@,srss - "a -. 800. nr-r.ratarv
=, $3.50 80, ear ~ ,o~n 80 .x.v
frnn NJ A.srsII1
A reporter Tor lhE HERALD visited
FRANK ie%issr ~ as Residence No.
os9 Jeffsfson avenue. last night.
Ia Response 10 question Dir. le-
Clear sAid that his vile vas not le<y'
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Come AMI hesf I. =. nsfkes Of Pert
Huron. supreme commander h. q.
a., NJ Hsrtman's ball toa ehA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26
By Mail


dtIIsff bf fuslI u safftf
eeta eesff on fsesspt q e. tn rsuafy
spa tbFts eesss IA sssaps. et ss CO
sssd ~ registered letter fnf alls
HsnAfn oaase. No. - Pe.fl ssssss.
tfFzaa Rspsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

come asd bear the nl-sarr ~ she
kp.snts 81 tae Nso<At~es A fisrfmsb
Assi ssasgAA Ftss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

You are cordially invited TO stserd
the Nsrcabess meeting ~ ffartmsn's
hall tonight. Free Ia everybody.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

flno ri II fersons N thss eeuntrv
Ulio W W can have q colamt NJ
hail dailsr There are .too, 90 eoins
sna t5,sfp, utA9 people IN The Tnlteo
states. Hotter get ons early 81 InK
HshkFe cffiee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-26

Later i.e ear ssore out ws-rsn.
- offic<r torsa for assault aud hat
tsry i9r he ifent4e % Noaday night.
dr. tovsn vas arrested aud gave hsI.
u clear stated thst 10 id not wlsa
tns xlrts nsme mentioned and hs ras
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-07-14
tbs an" IN NEGRO.
The Colorea Press Refuses to say How 1t
should Be Used.

The Negro Press Association convened
in It's conclu ling days session yester-
day at II O'Clock. Scott Wood. presi-
dent, IN the char. Prayer was offered by
Rev. !. ii. Cooper, and "a letter from Rev.
J. NJ. Dawson, OF Williamsburg. express
lag his regrets at not being present, was
read.
Revs. c. u. Cooley and J. Frarcis Robin
son and \. ". ilarrIN were appointed dele
gates to the National Press AS70cIatiou 1t
Chicago, ILL.,. the first week IN September.
f. 4. Paul read paper Oh the import
ance of Meil-Eltei Paper
EX.Mlmetor Smyth also read a paper.
Roy. IL. Wells. Or. Il. r. Jones. and j. r.
Chilcs were introduced and each made n
few remarks.
Or. Jones speech referred mainly to
the importance of cleanliness.
4 number OF resolutions were intro
duced and adopted. one which the body
refused 20 agree 70, provided for the COM
menctmeut OF the word negro with capl-
tai IN" The subject heated the meeting
and many warm speeches followed Its III
PRODUCTION.
Rev. Cooley. OF Newport News, was bit
terly opposed 10 the resolution. He said &:
Mr.. President. object to any suCn re-
solution gong on paper from this body.
We put too much importance upon the
name DV which we are called. Let us i'm
prove ourselves. and allow the people TO
spell our name with n little n or a big
N or any kind Of end they wish to-"
Editor Penn. of LynchburG. and others
spoke against the proposed measure.
After beuedIctIon by Rev. X. Wells. OF
Richmond, the Association at l p. NJ.
adjourned TO meet again October 9th in
Lynch burg.