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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-09-10

could. Brer Harger. of til,
Northwestern, hadn't even got an
Office cat, and yet the Northwestern
fOrecloSed mortgage every once in
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
OH City RI,u.pINGs

City Clerk Shinkman estimates the
value o. all buildings belonging 10 the
city. exclusive q real estate. at si.25l.-
27l.25. The city hall j. appraised at
ei56s5i6 more than one third less
valuable than our 35public school build.
inxs. the value Of which il estimated az
tos50o00 Every taxpayer Is proud Of
the city hall It's exterior appearance is
massave and stately. Its interior is 30
admirably arranged that every city OIL
ciai Is provided With pleasant Offices
The dccofations ars superb. Tho build
ing Is a credit b the city. II Is unqucs-
tiouably the finest edidce. desotedexclu-
sissiy to municipal purposes. IN the
state. Il cost the taxpayers a quarter
% a million snd the principal item u
expenditure Nas involved in max ng IL
a architectural beauty. IL j. diasrsnt
~ith the schooi hoeseS We have Is u
them and the entire outfit cost "a alittle
mors than twice a. much a. the city
hall The city bali is necessary bu.Ii-
snx. So are the school, houses necessary.
Architectural beauty in cisy hall i -.
sentiai 70 ruitivste taste for tie refined
and arfistic. Architecture. beauty ia
srhooi HOUSES = essential 20 the natural
development - the ehild's concept %
syulmefry. strength and utility. We have
bolldesl noble city hall Just hook at
Gar school h0uses! The central high
schcoi haiiding i an architectural
nilshts1are IL - large euc'osure snr.
roua isgi ~ irregular walls. There i
neither grace nor symmetry In itsoutlincs.
Nobody With a sense q The sternai 1T
ness q thin.s would buy Il for brew.
cry. Ard yet ws lavish money freely
Tor he ornauaentstion. and architect
ural haruaony of iailS court houses.
police headquarters sad city halls.
other evmparisonF vii suggest them
selves % The minis q he lhiExlng
tarpayrra
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
On the Hotel Registers.

MORTON Fred Jacob, Newaygo; Mr..
and Mrs. W. III. Smith. Big Rapids; ID.
l.. Worthington. Mendon; III. Newman.
Sturais: II. H. Rawson. Hillsdale; John
j. Foster. Greenville.
NEw LIvISGsToN-Henry G. White.
Greenville: Mrs. ID. K Beekley. Mendon;
X. X. Glenn. East Jordan; Mrs. A. NJ.
Bliss. Mrs. NJ. J. Carpenter. Saginaw;
II. J. Ramsdell. Manistee.
CLARENDON Charles Kelly, Saginaw:
Thomas Eockhart. Allendale: j. j.
Wood. Lansing; A. j. White. Bass
River: Charles lsraelson, Marcellus:
Mrs. Kate Moore. Detroit.
EAo1E-H A. Chaplin. Paw Paw; l..
c. Warner. Ada; Ella Cook. Kalamazoo;
w. whittemorc, Middleville; Mr.. and
Mrs. A. J. Beardsley. Boyne City; T..
Brown. Detroit.
KENT Thomas McDufiie. Big Rapids:
f. w. Durkee. Lake Odessa; o. w.
Rogers. Alma; J. J. Dunning. kala.
mazoo: c. s Stone. Lansing; G. ID.
Wise. Holland.
Banner STREET G. Birgin. Lowell;
" W Chapel, Kalamazoo: T. Il. Slater.
Cooporsville; J. L. Bogardus. Portland:
w Buck. Kent City; ). A. Snyder. ST.
ignace.
SwKET's- r w. Smith. Detroit; l.. G..
Putney. Sturgis * W. Montgomery.
Port Huron. J. yelling. petoskey: G. Z.
Walker. Detroit; X II. Hartman. Cold
water.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

When the time Zoe adjournment ar
rived in the senate Last night. Dubois Of
Idaho Inquired q voorhees, IL he desired
d make the usual melton. Voorhees,
replied that he did not. bat would ask
the senate 70 ,ontinus 10 session until
ibe silver bin Is disposed Of BY vote Of
The senator's 1hereupon DUBOIS made
an impa.sioaed speech. placing the re-
sponsibslity for all future woes upon the
repeaisss Voorhees replied IN eoncli-
i3tory speech aad the mach.taiked Of
cootinuoos session vas q reality. At
3o'clock this morning the antirepealors
wofe ia possession Of the feld and no vote
calculated ~ show the numerical
strength Of the opposing forces had up
10 that hour been PROPOSED. The out
loox for a long continued contest OF
physical endurance j. the only syeck Of
hope ca the horizon IL Is conceded
that a Moses must appear ca the scene
% effect a deIsveranee. All eyes are
turned on Dave Hill IL 10 believed
that II Vice President Stevenson VIII
surrender the chair TO the New York
senator a vote will be ordered in utter
disregard u senatorial courtesy" IL 10
claimed that Hill l. the only man 10 the
senate who has the nerve 10 force a vote.
We're be in the chair be could easily
recognize voorhees, 10 make a motion 10
proceed 20 vote. Upon such motion
he could order rolicail and the dead
lock would be broken - no senator
would dare 10 transgress the courtesy
of the senate % far as 10 interrupt a roll
call II this coup IS not attempted there
may be overtures made for n compro-
misc. At all events the greatest and
grandest body OF legislators in the world
is making disgusting exhibition Of IL
seif and the people. through sheer con-
tempt. care very little what the outcome
may Be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

thsiF kositzers q ths astecrat q the
Whifa Hoass he las srrogated %
himself <isdon snrpzssisg thai q
solouaoa and brazsunsss unsquslst b
that q JsnuA His mission ssems b
be 70 s~t a. nanxht tie Laws a. the land
shsn thslr snfofcsment nssatises the
positive assurances u the adninisfru-
ton tie has ignored the purchasing
clause q TIE Sherman la1s dishonoTed
Tia diplomaiie negotiats0ns pending
with HzEaii. and refused % snforce the
GeaFy has. he h4s intimidalsd the
asembsss of congress and sold snsbassa-
dorships % partisan noneybsgz He y
tryisg ~ run the eountsy vith mon
srch's sesptxs snd u. answer for his.
sts~ardship With the b<aggadocio d =
tyrant he i ioss before whom nng-
wump~ fall PROSTATE and dictator
from whose imperions behssts self
respecting democrats reeoil with indig-
ration. Gearys sharp criticism - but
the forsrunnsr 10 general attack
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
WAS NO YACHT RACE
OUR BOAT FINISHED FIRST
Hat she rns Linis kxplr~d and the
Race w>s Ab.ndonrd --fhe
yixil&as's Behssssr.

NEw foEk. Oct ii---It was 10 man's
race today. The Nigilant and yalkyris
tried hard 10 settle the international
question - 10 which u the qnsen yacht
Of tho &orld. but after alternate spells
OF racing. drifting and waiting for wind.
they gave up the contest 81 the expifa-
ton Of the time limit IL was long after
dark when the crack yachts abandoned
the drifting match Oh Highland beach
and hailed their tugs. They we're fully
seven miles from the finish and they had
been calling for six hours The yigilant
had turned the outer mark seven nin-
utes ahead Of the Engiish euttsr and was
leading by half mile when the time en-
pircd- The fortunes q each had
varied during the day aud the British
boat had the best 81 it during the
first part OF the race. The race was to
be fifteen miles to windwzrd or leeward
and return. The two yachts left their
anchorage at Bay Ridge few minutes
after 5 o'clock. They we're towed down
through the narrows, the vigilaut IN the
van. The wind Of the early morning
did not hold aud when all the fleets had
assembled ready for the start the racers
lay becalmed. BY mutual consent their
owners agreed to postponement until
later in the day, and 30 the boats were
started on beat 10 windward and re-
turn at l:s5 y. M in light south by
west wind. Both were under the same
canvas except that the Vigilapt had
up TO a baby lib topsaii which
was much smaller than the one the
English yacht carried. The British boat
pointed higher and footed faster in the
light air that was stirring. For an hour
she held the lead and worked 10 wind
ward of the white sloop. which kept up
a stern chase without lessening the gap
until after the racing neafly three hours
with the small iib topsail up she took il
in and ran up a larger one. She then
began TO pick up. Half an hour after
she made the change In sails she had
cut the lead down OF the black cutter
and passed the Valkyrie. From that
time on the cup defender led and turned
the flag buoy with the Valkyrie seven
minutes behind her and the race uniin-
ished.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
OLD VETS MET AGAIN
Loyal Lsgion Elected Faaehad
commsnder-,n-chisf.
OTHER OFFICERS ELECTED
Cea a n. ns> of Nsr.hk<@n one a
the onso<s~--The >sxt Neesiag
un II Held Ia l'nlisaclpala

Cncseo. Oct Il.-~0en. Lurins Fair
ckiid q Nlsconsip e1s eieslsd coln
mandeF IN chi<f q the Lsosd l.nxlan a.
the annual meeting todss. General
fsircAild socoeeas sx.Prns-dent Hays.
xho died shortly after his clcctios lasi
fall 81 the Pkilsdelphis naefine. Gen-
srd fairchiid enloss the dlstinction q
beiug the only nan who has held tie
coufnssnder IA chieftzincs II ne too
great semi.miliiass erEanizstcns gros
ing cut q; the civil Eas. De having
sassed the Grand Army Il tho Republic
IN iis highest ofhce. General HarIison
Vas the chosce ~ large nuni.er q fin
members a tho order. bat hs came up
% the meeting hE the especial pnrpaas
Il perempiorlly neeiining the ne Il his
n&uae.
The meeting MAS called 20 order this
morning In the GRAND Pacific hotel ~
Junior fice Commands Col8 ~ Mis-
sour Col John X Nicboison ~ Phlie.
delptsS. Tor many years secretary 81 the
grand commspdery. called the noil q
members and announced the prosoece
q eighty nine meubess Among fhe 1is
finguished gentlemen present. were; ga.
President Harrison. Gen. knssell A. Al
ger. the Rev. Dr. Clay Trumhuil. editor
OF the Sunday School Tines; Gen. Jacob
Il. Cox of Ohio. Cc1. John t,ibion anu
the Rev. Dr. Arthur Edwards. editor -
the Northwestern Christian Adsocate.
who. as grand chaplain. Invoked the a
vine euidancs and blessing upoa the de
liherations % the day. The morning $50.
sion uns devoted - hearing the reports
q the cfiicers and the appointment u a
COMMITTEES ON nominations. Nth Gen.
Wagner Swayne q New York ss chair
man Upon reassembling AZ O'Clock
Coi Davis committee reported on large
number a. applications for membership
IN Which eligibility Nns doubtful The
recommendation a the committee Was
adopted. General Swayne then PRES
enfed the report OF the committee ca
nominations. which WIS accepted aud
the following officers declared elected:
Commander an chief, Gen. Luclus Pair
child. Wisconsin: senior sice commar-
der ia chief. Gen. Nelson Cole. Missouri,
junior vice commander IN chief Admiral
Henry Erben. New York: recorder IN
chief. Col John Il. Nicholson. pcnnfyl-
vania; treasurer ia chief. Col. Cornelius
Cayel. Ohio: chancellor IN chief. Capt
Peter ID. Keyser. pennsylvania; registrar
in chief. Zen. Arthur OrGway. District
% Columbia: chaplain ia chief. the Rev.
Clay Trumbell. ID. ID. PennsylvAnia;
council 10 chief, Gen. %. NJ. Poe. Mich
gan: Col. III. G. Key. New York; Gen. =.
NJ. Brown, Maine. MAJ. ". T. haxford.
District II Columbia: Col Arnold
Arend. Massachusetts,. The next al.
nual meeting will be held IN Phlladel-
phia next October.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Every year the supervisors pay visit
10 the county house e the county's
expense. They go there ostensibly to
inspect the building's inquire into the
condition OF the inmates and generally
inform themselves a. 20 the require
ments q the institution for the ensuing
year. Asa matter cf fact. they take a
Jolly trip over ths country roads In the
crisp October air and partaks Of ban
qnet spread Tor their deisctation BY the
keeper. A poor house 10 not just
the place an epicure would select
for a banquet. bat the supervi-
sors hay- continued To dine there
from year to year just IA though
the poorheuse were intended for no
other purpose. The annual trips cost
the county something like slo0 each II
the county prodted in the slightest by
these pilgrimages and dinners TO
the entire board no objection could DO
raised. But committee OF three could
safely be intrusted with the duty OF ex-
aiming the pcorhouse and farm to make
a report to the board Meanwhile the
balance % the board could continue in
session without interruption and save
the county at least one full days pay
which il thrown away by the visit to
the county house. Junkets are ex-
tremely unpopular with the taxpayers
especially 50 when nothing but pleasure
inures TO the junketers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

The election of Schuyler $. Odds a.
secretary u the republican national
congressional committee is deserved
recognition II the political ability 81
enc - the most active and energetic re-
puhlicsns ia the country. Mr.. Ode
brings 10 the position q splendid expert.
ence q men and methods and will ren
der The party most capable service
Detroit Tribune.
Judge Gary has I.cen renominatei by
the republicans ~ chicago and ~iiI re
ceive heavy support from those demo.
Gratis eho are not IN favor Il anarchy.
HE ~ election viil ~ febuke "a Dem
agogpe Alteeld Kslsmazop Gazette
The democrats ~ the south wrecked
their party IN lsfo The democrats q
the eos1th promise - Treck their party
alma~t - dssastfousiy in iS3 Thus
history repeats itself Marquette Mir.
inr journal
Seus'ofisi coarfpes has prevailed nos
for naore thar to nseoths. ard The
rpuatrY = eos emphaticaiiy demanding
that senatorial tussns@e b gwen =
chance. LudlrGtfn Daily Mail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

JOAN JAcoB AsroR's yacht is hoodoo.
Yesterday il was taken out OF the dry
dock where il underwent repairs for
damages received in collision with
railroad wharf at Poughkeepsie. A large
party boarded her for a run down the
river. When she reached the Pennsyl-
vania railroad ferry the Washington was
making the trip with crowded deck.
Mr.. Astor's yacht was going at full
speed. and. disregarding the signals OF
tho Washington. plunged her lance like
prov into the port rail Of the ferry boat.
a panic ensued. but the yecht Withdrew
her prov from the gaping hole in the
ferry boat and both boats steamed 10
their docks and landed their passengers
without greater injury than fright to
any Of them. Mr.. Astor ought TO get
his boat commissioned as a ram
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

"Chicago IL q queer town." remarked
. Detroit lawyer who had been out there
during the fair.
"Howy' inquired listener.
"In its vie'ss Of law and the enforce
ment thereof. During my visit there q
man stole $500 In cash. and. though there
were at least 50 people 10 testify against
him and plenty Of lawyers 10 prosecute
him. IN be blamed il he didn't get ofs
scot free"
Jaw, come of. - expostulated the lie
tener; there's some catch 70 that"
mo. there isn't or wasn't" protested
the narrator. They couldn't catch him
In the crowd, and he escaped. Sesy'-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

TopAv the Morton house will have
reached the nineteenth year OF its ex-
istence. 1t is not a landmark Of tho
town in the sense that buildings are US
ually accredited with that distinction;
but its name and fame are so INSOFAR
ably connected with the city's growth
and standing that TO confess ignorance
IT The Morton is to plead ignorance OF
the matchless enterprise and hospitality
of this unrivaIed city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
PLEA FOR THE cHILDREx.

EDIToE or IHE HERALD- consider
the Grand Rapids Children's home on
Cherry street one % the finest institu-
tons u the kind have ever visited. /
was invited To- take dinner with the
helpefs. There was one thing about the
institution unlike good many other
homes. The workers eat at the second
table. and eat what - left after the chill
dren have been well fed God bless the
noble matron. She ~ woman Of
strong brain and terder heart.
! witnessed sad scene while | was
there on Monday The officer came and
took away Matte and Willie Howard.
eho had been taken from their mother
and sent to the state school NJ Cold
water. The matron pleaded for the chil-
dren 10 stay with her The chiltlren
and every worker wept as they babe
them good bye. Little Matte had en-.
desfed herself 90 the matron nv her
lady-like ways. and her attention while
the matron was SICK. l have known
Matte and Willie Howard for a number
81 years. They are both members %
our Sabbath school. aad | can see no
treason Why they should hare this sor.
row - meet in their chti1hood Their
s8other works hard. and IL viftutuH
woman. She does not always keep
clean house. snd I never san wOuan
that ucrked out by The day that did
But Que thug ne know. the childicn
are AZ church every Sabbath neatly
dressed and they are pictures - health.
Matte - ~ YEARS = age and told me lshe
vas never ssck = day IN her iffs. oely
when she had ths measles
| would recommend The rha1ran's
hone 90 psor widows ae q good iastitu.
tion IN Nhich . Pot their chadrea Tor a
small price. where thsy viA &c weii
csret Toe. And also T. fatkers she
lave metherier- children - care f0t
The dear little ones oil fnd a number
q mothers in that hosnN
T. 4 Msfea
fsefor q the f'hri<tiaa sharrh socistg
I3nffrr Ms~ksr.,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Mesesfy - vel as smhifion should
cone iBto tke field when . young man
On voulsn - choosing . profession.
A prefentious youth who would har~
6ooe t,etter - stay IN TIE hzyfieid, wbere
b seemed - be IN ms proper sphere,
told his father that Re IVES stont -
lea~e in order So ''pFesch the go~psl V
every erestare
ssThzf's al very wei. = ssid the cd
s>nflesnan. '.lsuf s<vipfzsf dont say -
err cr-4fur sb&ll preach ere eo~pei.'
A gcod GA ls4y 1ncs sid y hsz neza-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

A well 90 do business man met N old
acquaintance in his trade sho had de-
cideily shabby and foriorn look.
We'll. WELT II this isn't Jonsr en-
chained the prosperous man. Il havrnt
seen you on ths Shoe and Leather En-
change for long tiric."
II haven't been therc.r answered the
shabby man.
"Ah, retired from busineeer
Mot exactly. On the contrary. busi.
ness has retired from mef"-Youth's
Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

JosrPH JxFVERsoS has been chosen
president OF tho Players club to succeed
the late Edwin Booth. The choice is a
worthy one. No actor trods the boards
Who ~ more greatly beloved or moro
highly respected than Is the venerable
comedian.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Hap the wind been fair yesterday the
Nigilant would have outsa.led the Val
kyrie and huished the great contest
The race now stands 10 :, but the
Valkyrie hasn't won a heat. The win.
ners are Time and the yigilant
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

DoN LssrHERS plucby little troiter
Pixley forced Directum. the California
wonder. to trot three scnsationally fast
miles at Lexington yesterday. Each Of
the four heats vas trotted in less than
100. Pixley taking the second heat ia
the same time Direc'um captured The
60
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

IL order 10 he certain that thu
Hooeiers sa~ everything IN sight the
IRE department. responded b. iRo alarms
frsta The center Il the city and gave the
visitors chance B. SO how Il Il doue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

1hs chief Powhatan vs. sbouf 10
pulvrrize Mr.. John Smith when slsriek
rcnt tho air aid PooAhontaz stood beside
them.
s'Stayr she commanded.
All exclaimed 6mith. who wss
noted for his fertility Ia resources. s.you
ere the first SRI I ever loved
Poczhontas was just graduated and
believed everything she beard. and -
they were married. Truth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

CcSessss~sS Deliver y = hriiliant
yrung statesman. bat he shoald knew
thta any atteepi toconvsrt re democrat
party - tn docsrine = purity 4 slec-
tlons. = shsssefal waste = tim.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Nosonf but Kansas nan would be
rash enough TO attempt b thwart ma
tuse. but the enterprising iayhawksr
has patented a preparation b turn
negro's skin white. and believes bic for
tune j. a. god a. made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

RErRE<ExrATIvE HUSrER introduced
a resolution in the house yesterday pro-
vidIng for recess from October IA 10
November 10 enable the members to
visit the worlds fair. There il no good
reason Why the house should not adjourn
sine die II II would do so the country
would experiences a welcome sensc OF
.-I.-a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Mr.. Younxwed gtearfnilyl--Oh. John.
the doctor ssys that darling baby has
only 81 an- fungi
Mr. Ssangwed--weu. my dear. ell
ear SGT i, considering the awful row "
nases will enc lung. we ought 70 b
deeply thankful that Il hs.sat got twoi--
nf-Bifs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

ASTHoSI CoNefpcx - seilinx The
soeiei purity congress hs~ - supprr~@
viee Now r IA will unfsid = ~eheune -
suppress Anthaag Com~toc<. msillons
via rsee snsi eat him tls.ses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Nv YoeE city eiil eeiehrafe ~ tke
~crii's fsir an ocseher a. sd ~ Chs.
exgp aewxpapees gsaeron.ly ssfer b per.
nit "a ssiendsaee % seoono
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Son,e Npe<e go a s.,lfs<n~e ~htrk
flissl evsrg ssxs. esth~r.a - "a. sslsi :
theatre. Bs<tsn. for thr frsf psr~nfa
fl1n - W. John Sfaf~,os sfs..t s.isr
The Crust q keeiesy, b. az own ears.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

A wo-san saYs that : mah an h~sr
shs 6esFsvasien ~ rs we.lih With tbe
calfnness - = stsae. hus he esnnot ioee
his cs.llas sfud 60 tbe t~sreora aost
wifisaf = vtol~pt c-stbarss q seapsr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12
A Trapper's Guide,

book of 100 pages compiled by noted trappers and
sporsmen giving valuable instruction about the habits
of fur bearing animals the best for trapping
how to cure their skins and many useful hints for trap
pers and fur collectors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Is an expression sometimes made use of to signify
that cert ain thing is free to ALL free the air. We
do make you quite generous offer as that but
we do promise to give any purchasing Game Traps
amounting in value to one dollar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-12

Sixth annual Of Union Veterans
Union will be held IN Howell Oct -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1893-12-06

opted with rainbows to pay her for all
the fatigues of wifehood and neither
hood and housekeeping, from which she
had no rest for forty years.
"Cupbearers of heaven, give these
newly arrived souls from earth the cost
lest beverages and roll to their door the
grandest chariots and hang on their
walls the sweetest harps that ever
thrummed TO fingers seraphic. Give
to them rapture on rapture, celebration
on celebration, jubilee on jubilee, heaven
on heaven. They had a hard time on
earth earning a livelihood, or nursing
sick children, or waiting on querulous
old age, or battling falsehoods that
were told about them, or were conf
PEELED to work after they got short
breathed and rheumatic and dim
sighted.
"Chamberlains of heaveni Keepers of
the Kings robesl Banqueters OF eter-
nal royalty! Make up TO them q. hun
dredfold, a thousandfOld, a millionfold
for all they suffered from swaddling
clothes to shroud. and let all those who,
whether on the hills, or in the temples,
or on the thrones, or on jasper wall,
were helped and sanctified and prepared
for this heavenly realm by the mission
of the frosts stand up and wave their
scepters!' And / looked and behold
nine-tenths of the ransomed rose to their
feet. and nine-tenths of the scepters
swayed to and fro i'm the light of the
sun that never sets, and then ] under
stood far better than 1 ever did before
that trouble comes for beneficent pur-
poses, and that on the coolest nights
the aurora is brightest in the northern
heavens, and that by the breath of
God frost is given