Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-13

If We have ehksiers next snfnn1er il
would te interesting - knou tae nun..
heF < persons that All l~ seanea H.
death. sad j1hn ~ jshnsEoh q Tn.
csnnsii Ia The Merton lat might The
nsmt,ef al rGn into tie thousands
Fereaas that are rhs slc11ls vel AID
healthy. bat y 10 ca1frecs tie ll<<ase
through a. iect terror. II i xondelful
what sn ifsfiue1oe TIE ims. nation has
ofeF the phs<irSl lslng. 4 believe nsese
psrscAs are SCARED a. death than die
from ans stlmsnt Ny bnotnef. fuf an-
st1nee. imagined that be lad oonsanp
thsA. lie didn't have II. and seuF DE-
afs Persisted that he haang. tat be
kt-fx better HE Nas houbd q have II.
and finally be did have a. The nest
Huniner he de<issei that be woD!d de
t<fore the first 4 Octs,ief. lie VAST
very weak He PASSED the summer AZ
f'stoskes sid ~as sielbs very veil bat
about The tN'eufiefh ~ Ssf,is,0f,er he
had reizrss and died within week
teiiexe bis death We solfiy
the result 81 lmhr nstaon-
peculiar case cGne un1rr fas
notice seven or eight years 40. ] Mas
IN Louisiana and the yellow frsex was
getting very bad. There werr thnee or
four u us from the north NJ the hotel.
and the boys put up q job with the
clerk 10 score q youLg fellow from 81
Louis They todd him that the room he
slept in had bcen occupied by yellow
fever patient Who had died only i've
days before. That boy got white AZ
ghost We tried 10 laugh II OF, but he
would net have II that way. Al last we
told him Il xas joke: but he continued
10 worry. and In lees than week he had
yellow fever. and came mighty near
dying. His yellow fever was the product
d his imagination. pure and simple
II. II. Heineman az Negsunee. grand
master Of the Michigan Grand lodge Of
Oddfellows. is q guest In Sweet's A
meeting II the executive committee OF
the Grand lodge will be held today.
Grand Secretary whitne, q Lansing.
Grand Warden NJ X Smith az Ithaca.
Grand Patriarch r. q. johnson II
Luther. Josiah Dandy II Grand Rapids
and Mr.. Helneman will he present.
Speaking about snow" said MIR. Heine-
man last night. ~You don't know what
il il down here. You ought 20 como up
our way. We can't see the roofs 81 the
houses yet. and won't he able 10 until
w natt GittthfI tHoN. LUZ itrt' -
something that Is absolutely true.
About a week ago we were showed In on
the south shore road near Nostoria. The
snow was on a level with the car roof. i
climbed out on the car roCf. stepped
across the drift 10 the bank. and made
my way 10 little cabin that vas there.
The woman bad barrel ~ -four and
was making fried cakes That's all she
had In the house. She had made 30
OF them. and we bought the whole outfit
at the rate Of 10 cents apiece. They
dug us out after q while; but II that
woman had had another barrel II -four
she might have been Independently rich"
The Gloriana company WAS CHARTERED
at The Morton and Sweets yesterday.
the members being on their way from
Muskegon 10 Flint That old gag
about the actor. Muskegon and the saw.
dust doesn't 60 any more" said menu
Der Ut the company In The Morton last
night. I'VE had ham and eggs there
for breakfast this morning did s'heip
me. Can prove il by half Of the gang.
The other half oversight
The rampant condition Of the weather
has had an encrvating effect upon city
water. II has dried-sppie- pie appear
ance that IL very depressing 20 a person
that never drank anything but spring
water or beer. The hotels were eepc-
cially troubled. Even the Chicago men
kicked and refused 10 wash In H. What