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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-08
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working against silver, what in Gods
name is it2
And then our friend winds up with
the usual argument, owe need a dol
lar that is worth as much abroad as
it is at home, unless we are willing to
pay tribute to foreign nations"
Does not the editor of the Chronicle
know that our money never goes
abroad, any more than English mon
ey comes here. How many persons
in the United States have ever seen
a bank of England note, or an Eng
lish sovereign this side of the Allan
tic? What merchant would take Ell
ther without first taking it to a bank
er? In England their money is
pounds, shillings, and pence; ours is
based on the decimal system. An
ordinary Englishman would require
a half hour to figure out with pencil
and paper, how many pounds, shil-
lings, and pence there are in twelve
dollars and half.
That is like that other argument:
"the balance of trade" The nation
al government has nothing to do
with 'the balance of trade" If the
silks imported amount to more than
the potatoes exported, Uncle Sam
does not draw his check for the diff
ference. The balance of trade is an
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1893-11-08

right to condemn the Chronicle for
advocating policy which we have
never had occasion to discuss and for
being inimical to the class of citizens
whose interests we have most at
heart.
The financial question is one that
requires the deepest study and the
widest observation. AS the world to-
day is so connected that it makes but
one business nation, it is as idle to
speak of settling the financial ques-
tion in one country, Independent of
all others, as it would be for one
state of the union to formulate it's
monetary system irrespective of the
policy in vogue among it's neighbors.
We need dollar that is worth as
much abroad as it is at home, unless
we are willing to pay tribute to for
eign nations. It is the widest folly
for America to stand against the
world in it's attempts to uphold the
present ratio between gold and sill
yer. We think that Mr.. Powers mis-
takes the whole situation; that inter
national agreement is the only way
in which silver can be saved. The
only way in which an international
agreement can be effected is for
America to guard and increase her
supply Of gold. The easiest road to-
wards the final ruin Of silver is the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19
orENlNG or cRlcKEr MATCH.
Two Days Play Between ID. a. q. and
All Australia

DsrRoIr. Mich. Oct Is The weather
was beautiful today for tho commence
mcnt IL the cricket mat-h AZ the De
troit Athletic Club team and the Al
Australian team u twelve men. Tho
attendance was small in the morning,
but increased somewhat in The after
noon. The grounds were wet and heavy
and the CREASE hard one for the bats
man. la the afternoon the crease bad
dried somewhat and favored the bats.
man. Play began promptly at II o'clock
with Jenner and McPheTs.n 81 the ID.
A. &. at bat Stumps were drawn at
> o'clock. The score ID. a. G.. let in.
nirg. "a; Australian. Isl. Runs 60 each
wicket ID. a. G. !. 4. !. ii. u. - =. =,
s2. Is. "a. ~. 81. Ga. 73. 73. "A. Australians
Ga. "a. -. I02. l33 The game opens 10
morrow morning with the Australians
af the hat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19
UNIVERSITY ANIMAL nEPonrs


Axx AKBnp. Mich. Oct 4 The TO.
geass this morning listened g. President
Aneelfs ADD other annual reports. Ii
bfsrian DAVE said that l.vo volumes
had teen presented % the library IN the
past yeer Treasurer Soaies report
showed disherseanents dafinx the past
year 20 be ~ follows SPECIAL. go. ~.
general. sssl .5ai0. total. 49, So 81
fhefe vas = deficiency q sixF9i in
running the hospitals darinz the sum
mer. The net inconas from the hospital
wa@ Elsso5o
The nlesiscsd department = 10 icur
ish ns conditson. the stten3ance besng
frent- more this year than lsst Nun.
eruus minor appointments wefs made.
among shsn that q tsr tantlen,ann. as
assistant % Or WsTiina ard Dt Blair
e. Instructor IN electro taefsgs mites.
The matter 4 building q fafp houes
for TIE accommodation = the nurses a.
The hospital uss canstdefeA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19
Rac,ng a, Independence.

ISpEryxDEScE Iowa. Oct X Out 4
three events on the Rueh Park card o.
das only one, the 2.3I pace. Was linls,sed
aud IL aesi 10 Aicantra mare. Lady Lee.
H. straight heats aud remarkably fast
iire FOR slow clsse. Colin wss the
contending hor~c. the other teo starters
being slistanged IN the second heat IL
the 13s trof Eve heats we're trofte 1
Biectanf getting the frat ia 23Ri /,
Quaker Toy tiie eess,ud and fifth IN
30 and 2 - and lgowooi the third and
fourth IN 2s32 and 2-E1s. The last racs
on the card wss-a sg.ec3ai peer for the
2 . class ard uas left unfinished. uith
Nsfnse n and Emma Wilkes getting &
heat apiece in ia and 3.25l. respect
sfatv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19
KING OF THE TURF
Difectum Cuts Down His Time
n Nashville
FIVE EVENTS WERE IaoITED
Team Record Lowered by Aabin and
zembrla--Fass Time on Cunsbcr-
land Track Yesterday.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. Is Ncnroe
Saiisbufy's Direetum lowered his osn
record by IA seconds today Al Cumbes.
land park. and az the same time nafie
the fastest time ever trotted in race.
The distance rule had been waived in
the third heat of the e. coo purse and
Directum joined by runner on the
back stretch left bis field sixteenth of
a mile. The timc b, quarters was. u
lsfstk. is3i. 205t., la the unfinished
trot from yesterday only those horses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

E4I4ts@at AFIt0.
JAcxsos. Mich. Oct l.. When the
inquest on the victims Of the Michigan
Central wreck Was resumed this morn.
irg rear brakeman Matthews of the
sscond section. was the first witness
called. lie testified be heard the uhis.
ties for brakes and did not know there
WAS 10 be a cohesion until the crash
came.
Matthews elucidafsd one point not
before made clear. He said the way 10
work automatic brakes by the cord was
10 catch the cord in the car and hold
onto ituntil the train stopped. II the
cord MAS released the brakes would b.
released Il felt the air brakes ON az
Ann Arbor," said Matthews. but did
not feel them st jackson Junction"
Samuel }. Reed. conductor or the first
section, which was run into. said his on
gineer applied the air half mile cast of
the semaphore at the junction. and
slowed up 20 eighteen miles an hour
coming down 10 the station. When the
second train struck. witness was Just
giving the engineer orders. Mr.. Eeed
lsaii his train was allowed twenty min
ates FOR breakfast. but he was protected
by the semaphOrc all the time.
Elster Fisher. assistant superintend-
ent middle division, showed n map OF
the yard from the junction 10 passenger
station. Ii is 20 feet from semaphore
To station and is0 feet from the sema-
phorc 10 the point of collision.
James ". Case II fpsilanti testified
that he saw man drop oil the front
end 81 the baggage car of the second
section when IL pulled into Npsilanti
last Friday morning. He was a smooth
faced man, medium sized and wore
black clothed and a stid hat. He ran
a icad and behind building and up the
.suck 10 whore he could yet on the train
again as il started. Witness said: Il
remarked nj the timr. That man il
going 10 board that train again have
seen men steal rides and 90 ahead and
get on again aud act rs this man
acted. Had frequently seen men on front
platform Of baggage cars and thought
nothing Of the incident until he read
Slater's story.
Robert McFachran saw the train pass
the semaphorc. but did not see any ono
get of the baggage car or engine.
Harry Fuller saw the fireman Jump,
but no one else.
John W. shannon of the Westing
house company had made a thorough
examination OF the wrecked ears. The
apparatus had been torn OF on some Of
them. but on others IL was intact lie
found the latter in proper condition to
set the brakes, but they were not set.
lie believed that the brakes must have
operated between fpsilanti and some
point west OF that place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Nine Bodies ssIil Mis~ins--yswi boat
Picked Up

DrNKfRK. n. T.. Oct Is-Lake Erie
has not yet given up the nine members
Of the crew Of the illfated propeller
Dean Richmond. The lake shore IL be
ing searched by the friends Of the miss
ing sailors who were ON the boat. but 80
far the search has been fruitiess ]. T.
Botsford and j. Hogan. two Of the own
ere of the boat. went % the scene of tho
wreck yesterday. Mr.. Hogan thinks
the principal cause of the trouble WAS
the blowing away Of tho smoke stack
This mado ID impossible 20 keep up
steam, and then the vessel drifted help
lessly 10 sea and broke up. while the
brave crew were trying TO head toward
Buffalo. The owners value the boat at
5000 She carried about $1,000 in
surance.
A yawl boat from the Richmond was
picked up at Van Buren Point yeeter
day. IL was in good state of preserva-
tion. The bodies of Capt G. W. Stod-
dnrd. George Reiscr. A. b. Dodge. Sam
ucl Meadows. William Rick and +. W.
Kceler. will be sent 90 Toledo today. and
that Of William NJ. Goodyear 20 Ottawa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

PuGspstrHIs. Oct u The fhree
events ca The program we're finished snd
N addition Bentoneef. the aytarold.
was seut % beat bic record n rs
hat be 8d rot succeesf. The beet te
could dc beingt2 S2ls and 2eDs{ TIE
samfnafies. 80 class trcffing. purse
40 -Dvefhelt wos. Dsslai secorsl
Rot<rt A. third; b-s; tinie. 1ie 21s
flnss racing. g,orae 500 Cs4. ~ son
Doe II sscou3. Frank J thirj. beft
f.ae. EIa z.S3 class trotfinc. purse
$50 fke Wilkes Fen. Tannha8Eef 49,
ef1. Gers Asheofsi ftiri. test flnse
at
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Mra NELLIE Graat Sartoris. daughter
~ shn late President Grant was pas
senr@r % The steamship Briisnnic. e
"a. White Star llne. which sailed for
li~rrposi yesterday
The directors q the Caiied States
F.rpteas s.sufany have declared = sensi
ssaasi dsbsend of : per cent paysble
Nsref her /
ffaces- kNsians osishsstsi hef
ese eafieth tfrfhaay yesterday
l.sfs fiunravpu hss altered BE yasht.
ste EaIA yrie ~ esie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

fIousrox. Texas. Oct. Is--In Victoria
and Fors Bend counties thousands q
acres % grass have been burned and the
vast cattle herds viii have ~ be shipped
- Indlsn Territory for pastsrase. The
nfes are still spreading toward the gulf
IN Wsllsr county. The bridges on the
Texas Western Road have b>en burned
out And the road is completely tisd up.
East u Huston hnntsrs tired the grass
which burned rapidly. consuming sev-
ersl farm house. Thousands Of acres of
timber have been destroyed and 2Ooo
cords q wood al HuntsviIls went up in
smoke. Beginning In Montgomery
county are the great pine forests. which
extsnd tD the Sabine river and the stats
line % the east For miles these forests
are on slFe. without any hopes of the
fiafDes being stopped. Fences aud
houses as well as ties and wood have
been swept away. but 30 far no loss of
life has been reported.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19
MICHIGAN Pensions.

Original George I. Carlisle ldeceas-
ed. Hesperia; Benjamin Thornton, Glad.
win: John q. Gooding. Port Huron. In
creased Albert Gilbert. Pontiac; Elan
son h. Miller. Albion; John y. Richard
son. Six Lakes: Charles II. Wing. La
peer. Reissue Benjamin W. Brown.
Webberville Reissue and increase
William o. Sibble. Saranac. Original
widows. etc. -Abbie A. Wines. Howell;
Ellen &. Carlisle. Hesperia; Helen Nj.
Esteys. Grand Rapids; minors of John
j. Litzenhiser. Nesser City; Virginia
Butler. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Formed 60 Remove knights or Honor
Onicrs Ea<I

ISpIASAPoLis. Oct. is-Iocal officers
and members u the Knights and Ladies
Of Honor order are now convinced that
a conspiracy was formed before the
meeting Of the supreme lodge IN this
city. % remove the offices 20 the east by
trumped up charges against Treasurer
Mebridie and thus defeating him for re-
election IL developed today that an
effort was made just before the election
of the new treasurer 10 have that officers
bond reduced from $4,000 10 $1,000.
but 10 failed by reason of the opposition
81 the Delegates Dudley. the new treas
urer. forwarded the names aud financial
standing Of hls bondssaen but they were
not accepted as II vas obvious that they
did not meet the requirements of the
law and he will have Co furnish others.
No trouble IN the Office was discovered
until Mr.. Dudley became a candidate
for the Office. when be revealed discrep
ancloe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

cncAoa. Oct is- FIRST rxre. six fur
longs Amells May aon. Miss Clark
second. Prince Carl third; time. l:lg1t
second. mile Mockahi Won. Spenailino
second. kcho third: time. lad Third.
six furiones Piocnlo won, Lloiiiss sec-
ond. joe Murphy third; tnaa. l.lDts-
Fourth. i've fursongs ~u'Conneil Non.
Bafon second, Riiur third tine, saA
Fifth. mise lily Dy Won. LII kindig
seeond. Dolly MeCone third, time. ] az.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

second. Besns>s third: tinas. a. Third.
sax fofssngs 6bsliey Instie w1.a. Dark
bees second ksyEsfd third; finsA l.isl, =.
foarth. seFen f1rlenss Iom 1nalgh
son. Dsle,IlAn sscund Speculation
third; tlne. i-S,s Fifth. nix foElsmez
flsrenoe aon. Ia Nisers escona. side
W. third ufne lid sixth. one miie =
hznqust voc. Harry Alenso second. In
tegrity third; time. lsiiA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

LANSING. Mich. Oct Is Governor
Rich yesterday issued the formal order
directing the attorney general 10 inves-
tigate the charges preferred by George
Cook Of this city against Sheriff Jacobs
of Shiawassee county in connection with
the lynching of William Sullivan. As
Probate Judge Bush is not in
good health. the investigation will be
conducted before ono az the circuit
court commissioners of Shiawassce
countY
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Cefo&ca. Det - brfxren taebty
ahd thisty states sed ssryilefi~e t<lsv.
u awafsls Ata meetsee se the Mise,afs
ssseafs sfr-asftF4 eep ,tlltfsn g e.effs
aseai.~sa - tnsesftEafs fss ehfle
assffte afsiea 4s = sfsaf D. rtstfs
znt saslssisaal vkAitttssA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

LsNsS0. Mich. Oct. iS.-A mild case
OF diphtheria has developed at the school
for the blind The patient has been iso-
lated and the school quArantrcd A
spread of the disease among the pupils
il not feared How il got into the school
IL mystery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

AnH4hsfrfeu, Ont. Oct ls-Tfe
scboonef r. &. ieightus. rcpoftsa Yee-
terdss - ie~t. has turned up b. bsdig
from herr tc hond Fan - the tug Home
Rnie. ahers she eill receiss necessary
repairs and lsave fof Buffalo % the snd
q nort setk. The captain sna cfe@ -
frsrt fhhf tbeg peser txfetted the bat
"a HeAthef the gale winch Nas uns -
- waraf - flteir exr.arsrt.<.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19
II IL THE HAVANA.
Pole spars OF Foundercd Steamer
seen on FairporL

DETROIT. Mich. Oct. fs.-A letter ne
ceived by j. ". Westoott today indi-
cstea that another steamer went down
in the storm on Lake Erie Saturday or
Sunday. The letter was written yester
DAY 10y Captaiu Thomas Harbottlr. mas
ter of the steamer Havana lie SAYS
that yesterday morning be passed iwo
pole epars sticking out of the water.
They acre about thirty miles from
Fairport and two miles from the Ashta.
bula dummy Captain Harboitle es.
presses his belief that they we're the
spare ~ a foundered steamer They
were IN the courpc trnverned by boais
between Detroit and Cleveland apd leo
mites from where any Il The other
wrecks occurred.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

wszHr~sroS. Oct - Representative
J. a. Barroes a Michigan expects to
cave Washington tbis week o. visit his
family az kalama1oo and take a glance
AZ the fais as well Next eeek be viii
rreak IN fees and the seek after ia
one returning - Washingfon on
N.sVeu,i,.sr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

PHfLADELrHIA. Oct II. The condi-
tion OF A. n. Mcclure steadily grows
worse and It - not believed that he can
much longer withstand the strain upon
hls system. The patient is deliriOns
aod li u now said. that In addition 70
his other ailments acute Brights dis
ease of the kidneys has developed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Cmcaoo. Oct is-Ths first days ses-
sioa "a the nineteenth annual conven-
ton II the American Bankers associa.
t.Dn bexan az 10 o'clock today a. hail
NJ. , q the arts institute. The conven.
fion vail last two days. The members
we're vcleomed by Mayer Harrison. and
the princlpai address of the Jay was
by Con pr lller Eckeia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

CmcAco. Oct ls.-Three persons were
asphyxiatcd in the Kaiser hotel, their
bodies found this afternoon. They were
John Sfernbiock and his son and
daughter. They arrived az the hotel
last night. registering from Hampdcn.
Ohio. They were assigned 10 one room
as they seemed 10 be ignorant OF the use
OF gas tho clerk accompanied them TO
the room and explained the principle 10
them. They retired early.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

CTScfSSATl. Oct ls.--Dr. Henry Pre-
served Smith has announced that he
will give notice o. appeal from the synod
20 the general assembly Whether no
viii press the appeal be has not deter
mined IL will depend. he says. upon
the conditions when the assembly meets
next Aay. The hight he has made so
far. he says. was forced upon him aud
he had done nothing more than meet
the movements Of his assailants
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

TusKAHoNA. l. T.. Oct. ls.-A young
woman was strung up by the thumbs at
Clayton by her mother. She had left
home without permission. a pas-er.by
hbfraied her. whereupon the mother
as1ulted him with a handspIke. nearly
killing him. The daughter vas again
strung up and subsequently released by
another passer BY. 1he mother viii DE
arrrsfea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Brfrspn. Oct - II y thought that
beyond doubt the scsaei a Grev.lif
bay. on The Canadian shore. iuei telow
Port Colaofne. h. the eehoopef q. h.
henson. Captain Dull. hich eft Egi
faio fri6ey O. load coai "a frss for
Toledo. No trsaies haye been found on
the bearh. fmi this - not strange. ns
those on The Chief finnsy. uhirh vrri
down isst fail. wers never resoTered
There wsre eleven uen iE the cree q
the ftfnasa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Ss~ FRA~csSco. Oct - 1t Is stated
that ~ senator Jaaies g. Fair has dis.
IN herited his ~on. Charles h Fair. the
clause N The existing viii giving his snn
kRF az MS estate. amounting fo some.
thinx Ike el5uWU0 having been
stflcxen out aud a substitute added Civ
tnx his son slo0
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

HiLIspALr. Mich. Oct. Il, The
Foglesong trial has cost Hillsiale
county nearly. II not qtkte. 5000. The
present prosecuting attorney had been
Foglesong's attorney before Ne was
elected. So other prosecutors had TO be
hired These have now brought bills OF
~ roa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Disappeared in Transit From New
York az New Orleans.

NEw ioIK. Oct. 1s-It has been
ascortained that the package OF money
which mysteriously disappeared while
IN transit from this city 10 New Orleans.
was sent by the Bank OF Commerce Of
this city. through the American Express
company. The parcel. which contained
$1,000 instead OF $4,000, as at tirst re-
ported, was shipped from here October
Ill. and the loss wass not discovered un
til the safe was opened at New Orleans.
The name 81 the consignce has not yet
been made public. but IL is known 20 be
a regular bank shipment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

ssryf NTF. HamF. Mich. Oct Is--
The ss.ht,ouer Dkon xss released frun
Naiska hes the morning The eeb1onrf
frrnion = ssii "a fsse trach y bsis.
s1rk befgre Gre Handeed Teenty nire
sna Gre fataFtsi Tgentf zen. ~ tnN
- tkt stsenlef fhsmssos.. ars, arfpona
nraf hiRrk state 81 fhs be1a n Sacas
.tland
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scnoosER nIynmslpr NIsslNa.
She started Friday Cor Tonswanda
WIN q (areo of sllIne

VIII FNFIff ~ rFEFIlFt
DrTRoir, Mich. Oct iS The schooner
Riverside lsft Kellys Island for Tona
wanda. Nsiw York. last Friday morning
with a cargo ~ 67U tons ~ stone. Since
then nothing has been heard from her.
and while she may hse weathered the
gale. her e0ners have grave doubts -
90 her safety The kivsrside ss owne1
d, Capt J. a. Jonss A S'n ~ Detroit.
IL valued az so.oo1 and insured fof feo.
thirds her value Following - liri of
those IN heard Capt u. ]. Farrington
and wife. Detroit. Mate Joseph Hhf
Rreave<. Seamsb john HnfFseaves. Viii
isul Raymond. Joha Page. William
lA-l....l..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

wrestling match between Brennan and
Scheller. which was TO have come OF 20.
morrow night. has been declared on on
account OF Colonel Geary refusing 10
allow the men TO wrestle at HE popular
play house,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

TIE s-n.se sf.r ~ sarr. 20 -

Wssrueu7uR. Dei "a Tils fceiire ls
fhe sessis i n1sss ifiznss fodag Tie
sgastbee a Senators bfii and NhtrnIan
j0ef i,ffore adlounEeett yesterday sstft
= rsssd faang rsiseels from the rbsn.ief
a sas,s tfaditons End fbt Cd iaRrIas
afs eksefrfnsr-1 Tlst esprirr unlin.
rsrf a ffoee ehe tsfhla fhsi tile 80
81 uas nab = A. l,ueinsss - ter3 e al
sslisilsd knd Il 6sis-saiBed y 1i.st fks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

MEvouINHF. Mich. tct u United
States Marahai Doif o. Marquette this
afternoon seIzei the steamer Epgens g
Hart at EFcanata On a lib,d uied hy
Fred Klehasd - this place FOR damages
for breach n an excursion contract
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Brx1oS HAsnon. Mich. Oct. Is Six
hundred echsoi children here src happy
ever the prospects Il going 10 the world :
fair next Friday The school ioard has
granted . holiday and = transportation
compsny has made cheap round trip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

r~Fo~srHtF. Mich. Oct is-N Mrs =.
H. Adiir placed some rough on rats 20
der . eupl<sard 60 ks mice. Her -.
months D . child ste il and y ~ probably
die
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

Baroaa. Berrien couoty. Merriam A.
Dsnslon. vice A. - Heim-s. removed:
Send nili. Wayne crEnty. % l. ApscF.
vice ~ Andersoa. resienel
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-19

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