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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
HE GOT OFF EASY
Six Months for a Would Be
Rapist.
DETRoIT's IDEA or JUSTICE
The Trial Of Martin Carroll for Attempted
Assault Reveals . shocking
State OF D-psavssy.

DErRofr, Mich. Feb. ls.--Last even
ing Martin Carroll. boarcer ~ the
house of Mr.. Spencer. corner Of Nc
kinstry avenue aud Porter street.
made q criminal assault upon The
woman's l2-yeAr-old daughter. Tue
child resisted aud scresmed TOR her
motner, who was in an adjoining
room. Mrs. Spencer ran IN and told
The child TO summon an officer. Car
roll tired to prevent this. but beng un-
successful no Knocked Mrs. spencer
town aud gave her . beating. Officer
Hugh Kane soon arrived and placed
Carroll uuder arrest.
This morning At the police court q
shocking state OF affairs WAS disclosed.
Carroll has for eome tine back made
frequent but unsuccessful assaults
upon tae child. He aud the Spencer
woman have been living together for
six years as man aud wlfe, although
the woman admitted that they had
never been married. Ii WAS further
disclosed that tue child was only al
adopted daughter Of the woman, but
her right name could not be- sscer-
tanned. Carroll could cay nothing IN
extenuatlon of his conduct. except 10
deny taAt he beat Mrs. Spencer. Judge
wheian sent hum up for sIx months IN
default Of $50 line.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

He Reads HIS co.Lsborers Significant
Lessen.

AZ the business meeting OF the
academy Dr. Emmet Welsh. The retf-
ing president. read h.s ANNUAL address
ss follows.
LApiEs AND GEsTtFNrN-Thee end Ices
course OF time, thst vague and perTel.
usi current TO which We ATE e.. swt-
lect aud which We cannot controi, hss
again carried us onward 90 tbe night
of our annual meeting.
During the year past our socleif hss
not sncres sed numerically. but socially
and scientifically we have advances.
To-day. In reviswlng tbe past. We can
see. from a med .csi standpoint. that
our profession has been alive 10 all
human progress That ne extend, the
hand OF friendship 10 all our oo.iabof-
ers aud our knowledge 10 . colnmon
treasury from winch oil may drAw.
The road % steady progress for the
physiclsn ls marked ty tns sssocIztion
and commineline OF medical nsen. Hs
success IN practice depends upon nls
own kuoviedgs aud the experience of
his co-iahorers. and This t'eueft csn
only he obts ned through cur medical
soceties or by vertai communicates
None can afford 10 erclnds himself
from tie s-soc. .atlon Of his fellow pfsc-
ltioDsre. The interchange of tiiouEot
ar.sne from sssocistion makes us pet-
ter physlclsns, q promotes friendship,
respect And food vin towards each
other. Ry u many . rueged pathway
. made smooth. many . source OF hit-
tefnsss. contention aud pam becom~s
fweetenea. The practice of medicine
% peculiar and trylng. .FhyscisDs b~,
come isolated. They viii daily pam
aud regsss each other without q icok
OF bov. Although eolsbossrs aud
well known professionally 70 each
other. yst they are stfsngsrs. uniesa
sons accident brings them toe<tnsf.
90 they remain uracquAiDted.
To Ossrcoms this 1oin the
societ~a A not only foes
eeoa professionally. tnt individually.
friction 81 mind against mind IN
sn,cshis discussion not only liberal
nee sud snlsrKss TIE mind. bat acts ss
iesvsn 30 tie entire profs><icn. Ne
tie fffrent tsfsirssns and noybsre
asn ore learn the secret of snccsss os
non sacosss Of abe physie,su ssss n
sbs medical rociss>s
There - found recr-sfion of mind.
~ iuterehsrgs - thouzbt. dseus-
saon n IDEAS Here &c rDstf On .
c6nuloD sfeund "a a face % fsfs 90
cuss5on. Each - hensfied. fiiscpn'
teDt snd risalrses softsne5. ff,srisst'iT'-
formed. for st. i,<ing - ia,rrti -
al our views, VII si~sfs seefftH
brother psacttgrtr fof % fparr.f
daglsvec n dsrDsroo. We VI s--'s
TIE ssns When cooDcii = necessary Ter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
REX IN HIS GLORY.
New CLEANS Given Over 10 the
Reveirrs.

Reveirrs.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. l3.--The carni-
val is here. ihe period OF merry max
Ing commenced on the arrival Of his
majesty Rex Al ; o'clock this afternoon,
and will continue 90 midnight Tie
several balls lAst week were but the
forerunners of the Mardi GrRs festivi-
ties, and now that the king OF mlrth is
within tie gates If bis favored city.
there ie no restraint on the native and
the stranger enthused with the spirit
OF the day. For . week pact every
train that pulled into town from the four
points Of the compass has brought with
Il pilgrims 10 enjoy the rush and crush
of the streets. the splendor Of royal
pageants. the brillisncy of balls OF the
go1s and the license Of carnivalty.
The arrivals yesterday and today are
IN great disproportion 10 the scccmmo-
ds:ions the city - able 10 Afford.
The theme portrayed in twenty
beautiful tablesux was kAlavais, or
the Mythes or Finland. The poem IL
the record Of the adventures OF Peo Of
Kalavala, of their strife with men of
Pohola, the place OF the worlds end
Rex's coiors. green. purple and yellow
are displayed All over the city. and the
ships m the hsrhor arc gay with bnnt-
ing. Tomorrow az noon Rex viii lead
the royal psgesns through the strests,
headed hy tie fsfisd on, and 81 night
somus viii appear.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
BLAINE's WILL.
He Leaves His Entire Estate to His
WIFE

AUGUSTA, Me-. Feb. lS.-The will OF
the late James q. Blame was presented
for probate today. 1t was executed in
Washington, ID. c., saturday. January
Z. 1898. twenty days before his death,
and Is ss follows:
Il. James q. Blaine, OF Augusta, Ia
the state Of Maine, ~ present residing
in the city of Washington, ID. e., being
Of sound and disposing m'ua aud
memory. do make public and declare
this TO be my last will and testament,
hereby revoking al former wills by me
At any time made.
al. l direct my executrix hereinafter
named to pay yJust ceotand funeral
expenses.
"2. | give and hequeath to my daugh-
ter. Margaret. to my sons James, and
- my daughter Harriet, to each the
sum OF $50.
- | give and h<queath to my grand
children Einnons Blame, blame Cop
unger aud corw.n Coppiuger, - each
the sum Of S25.
~. All the .e>t of my property. real
personsl or mlxed. wheresoeser SIT
mated. whicn | nov own or may here
after acquire, and OF which J shall die
seIzcd OF possessed. ! glse. cev.ss ant
beqaeata absolulsiy and ~ Zee simple
10 my wife. Harriet = Blame, her
heirs aud ass sns forever.
Il name constitute and appoint my
said wife. Harriet :. Blaine. executrix
of my Ias, vii and ssstaneht snt ! re
quest that my exeeuux a. aot re
90 red to give tond Tor tae perform.
anee OF her duty a. sneh'
"witttess aiy hsnt tAis 5ih day OF
January. A u. ISIS.
"James &. Blsipe, ". ". johnston
El.zsbetn Pr.ee. EIzaheth Aekcssn
AItnaasas -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

None OF the Senators Hear the Yesse
day Morning Invocation.

WAsHISeros, Feb. ls.-1he chaplain
had the unique experience thls morn.
ing Of beginning hrs prayer for legis
lailve body. not a single member OF
shlch VAS present to hear u. Before
the invocation for light and wisdom
was concluded Mr.. Faulkner strayed
INTO the chsmter and wnen the chap.
lain retired called attention 10 the alb
sence OF senators. Toe roll was called
and IN the urss OF half an hour the-e
we're enough senat r. pfe.eDtto coDsti.
tute a quorum. The inciemency Il
the weather may have had much TO do
with their dilasoriness-
In sst.rical wsv before the arrival
OF quorum, Mr. Voorhees, cal ed at
fentlon 10 the amount of business
tfsnsaetst through meeting st i,
O'Clock. and ~ss told by the v CO press-
dent that debate was not IN order.
lnen proposition vas sde ~ Mr.
kuIer Tor recess, but that was alsa
ruled out OF order. Then Mr. Sherman
susgestsd THAT the Journal nlixns bf
resd, but Mr.. Wolcott. IN view u the
p-rs'tsney Of having an III o'cioe<
faf ct ng. objected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
Mn Probably Disagrcc.

IoSIA, Mich. Feb. l3--Tbe second
trial OF William Eddy aud Frank Nc
Coy, charged with ohstructlng the H..
l.. a y. railroad in lss2 al Portland.
went to the jury al 8 O'Clock this after
noon. At O'Clock this evening they
had failed TO return ayerdict and were
locked up for the night. Judge smith
adJourning court until o'clock Tues
day morning. Ii is thought that an
other Disagreement will DO the result.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
FOR HALF AN HOUR.

The Legislature Meets. Notices a Few
Bills, Than Adjourns.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. i3.-The legis-
lature convened promptly at Q O'Clock
this evening. and IT y:30 both houses
had adjourned. A good many bills
were noticed. but they were mostly of
interest only to certain localities
General stevens of the worlds fair
commission WAS n visitor in the senate
chamber durifg the evening. but ss,d
he was not in the interests of the bills
now pending OF the worlds far mat
ter. lie Is endeavorlng to persuade
the legislature to visit Chicago IN a
body to witness the opening ceremonies
in AprlI.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
"Tex.s Jack" Identity.

DESSisox, Tex, Feb. l3.-Police Of
fcer Hackney of fhis city returned last
night from Aibuquerque. \. NJ, with
evidence that Leroy alias Texas Jack"
now In Jail ~ Sherman. Tex, charged
with the murder of several women here
last fall. is Dave Spears, = brother of
Tom Spears OF Dennlson. IL this 10 es-
tablished IN court. the great murder
mystery will be cleared up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Lsqsos snd phs Can R- Sod a. Growers
Inauguration pkne--

NAssixs7oS. Feb. i3.--The conttr.
enes report On the forb6csron sPpro-
prlston hili -ss snhfn tied snd agreed
= NJ. hempntsi then claimed t'is
aoer Ter TIE Iesirict of Columbss conl-
niattre. VI NatcAier rasei the eaes-
ton q consideration IN fsvor of tAs
pfns.en APPROPRIATION hisi, but be ~.
vcfea soNn sRa Nr Hem phil gAtned
ees BOAT. nnmber ef fccsi hslt'
~fre tnrn ps-ssss ta<n oil sss esiied
- = Fexa sse zee s.le e rataucsfsae
issaors ~ TIE District Of Colambss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14


wAsHIseroS. Feb is--The uai.ed
States delegates TO The international
monetary eonfsrenee. which met in
Erusels last November and adjourned
IN January 10 reass<nble IN Paris on
MAJ 80. are In the city tor the purpose
OF presenting 70 Pres.dent HARRISON
their reporl OF the proceedings OF the
conference. The report will he q very
lengthy paper aud wlIi. II - ssld. state
TO The president thai lu The opinioE OF
the delegates OF this country there was
very much better feeling toward the
objects sought to u accomplished nssn-
ifestei with the close of the conference
than NJ its beginnipR. The delegates
FROM the United States. II 10 SAID. Will
place their resignation st the disposal
of Presideat-olect : Cleveland. bur
whether or not any change IN the per-
sorntl of the delegation will he made
cannOt he stated. The report. after
gong to President Harrison, will be
transmitted 10 congrtss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Mrs. Payne % in jail on . Charge Of
Attempted Murder.

Fowler. Ind.. Feb. I2--The pre-.
liminary examlnstion of Mrs. Nellie
Payne, charged with the attempted
murder OF her husband. Druggist j.
w. Payne. Was continued today. TIE
court IN bonds o: 1890, charged with
shooting her husband with intent u
tremeiy damaging. although only par
TALLY brought out. Very Sensational
developments wlll appear when she %
tried on April next. she 10 nov lodged
IN jail, and evlnces indifference 10 bel
fate. IL 10 generally known that the
Paynes domestic relations have been
unpleasant for years. Mr.. Payne is
improving. and hopes ara entertained
for his recovery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

The Hawaiian An3szston Treaty Viii
Be Hen Today.

WASHINGTON, Feb. l3.-The Hawai-
ian Commissioners will have another
conference with Secretary OF stxts Fos-
Ter tomorrow. probably IN the morning
before cabinet meeting. II v probable
the text OF the proposed treaty OF an
nexation and ths PRESIDENTS message
transmitting il 10 the senate will lie
ready at that time for submission 10
the cabinet for consideration. Ii is
said, however. that they viii not be
sent to TIE capitol until after the ar
rival Of the letters and dispatches from
Minister stevens and other officials.
which reached San Francisco lsst
Thursday on the Australia. This
mail 10 due in Washington, barring de-
lays, tomorrow evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Suseo os Tnnton Are Already Sub
merged end Brdsss Are oeins.
TKK>fox. \. J.. .Feb. is--The author
iiiss are alarmed over the condition of
the river. No wster for drinking pur-
poses has hsen obtA4nsb.s for four
days. the pump house ~ the reservoir
being disabled by thS Zoe. All
the bridges across the Delaware.
between Trenton aud Iamb~rtvi.ie,
are now Ia danger - TIE Zee 10 pressed
against the sbusments AMI 10 grsdu-
ally undermlningt them. The Delaware
10 higher tonight than ever before Ia
its history. and The subwefgsnx Of ths
business streets N the heart Of the city
u probable. An EFFORT wiia be made TO
morrow 90 dislodxs sufhc.ens ice Dy uss
OF dynamite 70 break the gorge
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

NEW YoRK. Feb. IS.--Secretary Fos-
ter went TO the sub-treasnry this after
noon and WAS Immediately closeted
with Assistant Treasurer Roberts. After
an hours conference II was announced
the secretary was ready to see report
ers. In reply TO numerous questions
the secretary said: 'The situation is
unchanged; there 10 nothing can add
to what was said IN the morning
paoerep
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
Burned Wlfh Hot lrons.

VALPARAISO. Ind, Feb. l3.-Charles
Jante, German farmer living north
of this city. was visited by masked men
Saturday night and beaten into insensi-
hility. Jsnte would not reveal the
hiding place of large cum OF money.
aud though tortured with red hot irons
refused 10 divulge the secret lie Is
now in . critical condition.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

CINCINNATI. o., Feb. l3.-Ths tickle
Ohio river has again frightened people
along its banks. Yesterday it wasfAli-
ing at all points above, aud today
Chariesion, Point Pleasant. CAttiets-
burg and Portsmouth, report the water
rising. Tonight il is forty-nine feet.
and rising slowiy in this city. Good
Judges do not expect moro than fifty
feet, If there 10 no rain At Cattietsburg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

I-.a.s of the Hem-ssssa ssrss, Charged
Wrn Aaard.s


r.~~sps.sls. IA, Fsi. ~ The csse Of
Huzh C'panns I. tle fret ebs.rmsn 81
t,eues'ead fsmess ssss5ry tosfd.
"a. called Ter tus. h fore Judge Stove
49,. mofnieg a. Dsnusi = chsfxsd
~fh murder during the gi0i of
tntr .. TIE ceart feofn vns pack -
s.rs e or flse oiaefrs made tbsir
srsfst sscr. - Dot 1els st0od While
AZ saffsnisnf. csssfxsn< him slsh TIE
m -dfr IT a. , tensers. = Piessfton,
sf.e ~aese upon pbcA Cliaor1 aud
Cr.trh.ss ~sre tfstd. ~ss read "a tim.
In f.saense q lie upeai qre-tfoD,
q sfonre,. rep "a tfaiy <ol
so4fs
Il ass ! o'clock when toe work 81
sfEsft og tie jsfy VA So snsd. Afts'
= fefess NJ Fstlefs<sn opersd the cess
~ sas prosecution. pr. Il r. 5 We.
kennsn el tb> West PenA.fis.nss Doe
petal. sae Rev. fsih<r I.yneh snd Zap
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
WANT A cEErrrIcArE.
Beiknap's Attorneys Appear Before the
Supreme Court.

beiknaps AtfoFneys Appear befofe the
Supreme Court.
LANSING, Mich, Feb. l3.-Attorneys
ii. TsggArt and Dwight Goss have petit
toned the supreme court for mauds-
mus directing the state board OF can
vassers to issue a certificate OF election
TO Charles 4. Belknap. The attorneys
for the board argued by stipulation.
and asked that tue case be heard on
It's merits tomorrow morning. The
questions the board want to have set
tied are: First-Whethsr the present
board or the original board shall issue
the certificate; and. second-Whether
the board has sufficient evidence 70
warrant IL in issuing the certificate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
IoxIA,s CHURCH. riGHr.
Bishop Dubbs Is Given an Ovation Fit for
Conqueror.

IONA. Mich, Feb. lS.-Bishop Dubbs
of the minority Of the Evangelical AS
sociation delivered . magnificent ad-
dress in the NJ. 4. church last night to
over one thousand people. He was
barred out of the German evangelical
church here and in the morning spoke
III Roott hall, abou, one-half Of the
congregation Of this church being pres
ent.
At the German church IN the even
ing the Rev. Z. {. Weber, the LEGAL
pastor, read out City Clerk Cutler and
George Cutler, Sr.. they being Dubbs'
adherents. This 10 the beginning Of n
serious eruption. The majority mem-
bers say they will not allow the church
to fall and will stand 10y their coIors.
bat Bishop Dubbs' ovation yesterday
has cast gloom over the sociey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

CLEvELAsp, o.. Feb. ls.-Suit Was
flied in the common pleas court today
by DIR. Morgan 5. Sales against the
Cleveland Driving Park association for
$4,000 damages. Dr. Sales 10 the
owner Of the horse Temple Bar. that
was expelled. together with the owner
and driver. for alleged crooked racing
on the Cleveland track IN 1891. Dr.
sales denounces the expulsion - unjust
and bases his claim for damages on the
ground that he has been unable TO
speed the horse. reduce nis record or
earn any money with him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

WASHINGTON. Feb. IL. - The only
business transacted IN executive session
WAS the presentation OF the nomination
of Judge jackson by Chairman Hoar
of the Judiciary committee with a re-
pert favoring IFS confirmation. 0hjec-
iIon was made and. under the rules,
the nomination went over until the
next executive session.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Tim gave ris< % great deal Of good
humased asscussson. Whseh VAS inocn-
lated with late Iwss when Mr.. fekler
sndeAvorsd 20 prevent the sale OF IN
toxicsliax iiqaors st the coming ,nan-
gufaton ball. bat tbs incubation wAs
not ssiccesaful apd the amend mens
looking to psehsb.t.on Of the sale Of
vince. etc.. at lhs bali ras defeated.
Tne bill vas th<h pAsssd. Several otner
bills OF local intersst only were passed.
The house then, ~ Sis. adjourned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

WAsHISeTos, Feb. ls.--Mr. Teller
gave notice that he would, tomorrow.
ask the senate to take up and dispose
Of the McGarfahan bill. He thought
II would occupy much time.
Mr.. Cuiiom introduced . joint reso-
luton to ty1nsfer 70 Illinois, at the
close OF the<Columhian exposition. the
naval exhibit of the United States gov
ernInent ~ siaval 1fmory for the use
of the navy. And asked to have il con-
adhered aud passed. The calendar was
taken up. The credentials OF Edward
Murphy. Jr., as senator from the state
of New York, TO succeed Mr.. Hrscock,
and John l.. Mitchell. a. senator from
the state of wssconsin. 70 succeed Mr..
Sawyer, were preserted, read and
placed on file.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

NV YeaK. Fsh. - Representatives
Of sessrai of TIE ssw ng nsctine CON-
usn,es of the west sfe n the city 20 at
tend . conference. called 20 fDss> "a
..forf 70 red ice the compslitfou.
.Aief. Of iste vesfs has i,~sn cutfiaE
,ss,o sns PROFITS q the nssn1fsctursrs.
An attempt ~lis .. rnsas st tne meet.
,nv a. prsctcaIis form . trust and
establish rates vhch sifs8 b'n1 al
tsse tssna gAf fs sfiterirs into Use skFse.
. enL Al ~ ceIt-s ~ fbe iftr soo
Hos1e esm pseies n tns e'if ~ss
ssf6 shxs r0thinf wss kno~n % fo-D
kust
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Chicago Honers the Memory Of the Mar
iyftd President

CHrcsoo. Feb. ls---Abahsm LIN
coins birthday ws observed 10 Chicago
today bv exercises IN the pooiic schools
and closing Of The hoard Of trade. sew
eral tsernsan soclesses observed the DAY
9Th exercises. fonEist the asrqsetie
club gave an elaborate banquet
which wss attended Nv . great many
eminent thScsfosns. ~ the AUD
forum ton ght the largest csiebraton
~ she snrisersafy occurred. Ibso-
eofe Thomss orcbes,rs gave . concert
~ pstFsotic are and LBfhef Latin
MGls delivered an orsiion on the mar.
fvfed rreetenf.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14
Lest Hn To-a.

Axx ARnoR, Mich. Feb. IA
Michigan Central freight tram coliided
with the horses and slsigh 81 Matthias
Ehnis of Norihfield. at the Whitmore
Lake roai crossing. Two OF Nr.
Ennis toes were cut OF aud one horse
was eonstdcrably injured
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

KALAMAZOO, Mich, Feb. i3--The
c,iy council TINS morning granted .
franchise TO the General Electric COM
pany OF Chicago. 10 basld and operate
an electric street railroad n tbs CITY.
car. must be running by July l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

NEx Youk. Fsh IS a mettmF u
tie fo.rd "a a,fsxtofs Of tpt y Il r.
company vas held ioisy y take al m
On Tue death os pf. Norvia Gfeen.
president Of ih~ company. tsta. r i.
kscxert pre.is;sd. ana lhe foil wing
nsegatsrs zerr sDf,ei8ted a r9afr tee
g. prensre - tsbis Tesolatiosis and ~
paft After the funFFa ~antnss -DzH.
John i. Tsrvv t,torg~ J. s4.aIt 1gaa
Nsn Horne saa j. f,5iea. Aast
of tue of..-srs ~ the cosfpzay sod
many directors wll sttsnd ias "a
nerzi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

F,rcasrEs. Mich, Feb. i2.-DIph-
,hsfts iss broken cot "a fitchnurg aud
y,c.n.ty. TIE schools have been ciesed
aaa al puhiic meetings have been
.<..,f.4t.sta.5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

Nsr<asGr. III. Feb. I5.-Jntxe
fs6a - feld ~ aths home n IA :
els tcfsv - fz.i5 r. n ~ perston stls
Iufxe ~coseld enieyed the DISTRACTION
AZ ssiek sc Only nasn ~ lie nation
rho hsa sser aeclined the offse cf
et,ef iusl e - tse Supreme eaart Of
tre tslst -tssss. Inis posstser as
tsndsret aim - PRESIDENT CieveiAnt.
eet ae escitnesf On tie grounds tnst
80 ia nct consser hiFneif cauoeseat
8 fsehsfg sns tutaes q TIE pcsi-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

tain coopsr Of tns finkerton torcss told
The same stores a. Ia the Clifford trial.
Al $50 O'Clock court 81 osournsd unsii
$50 tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

August Joanen 81 r.hpening
~akt MO tse nSash of tae Wa
&Arop sksr sst fei 20 fet ~
insar - mans 81 - huxsd -
uzofro~
Peat = nisa,esn kn,snts 81 the Gfip.
Asve pfsssnfsa jean kaeasasr 81 Bay
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-14

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The National tribune., 1893-02-23

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The National tribune., 1893-02-23
Could Not Fool Him.
Commercial Advertiser.

Some men cannot be fooled. During the
recent cold spell priest in one of the uptown
churches stated to his congregation that the
coal supply for heating the church WAS nearly
out, and in order to get more he would pass
around the plate. The reverend father passed
one plate himself, and every time he passed a
certain rich member the latter would wink
knowingly. but would give nothing. The next
day the priest met him and asked what his
winks meant.
Faith, an ye know as well as meself, holy
father"
lam afraid you will have to post me-"
"Indade, and ye and meself know that no
coal is wanted. because the church be heated
with steam"