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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

slloas that there sas a ret De
rss.ass II slalo -ss-a. dariss tbe
ms.4fa ~ Jaas. The interest bearing
debt iiieseazea FL -. debt ga which 10
tesFst hss eea=sd since maturity do
creased - ss1. debt heaFiag na interest
ierressed ssss. Ite - and cash IN the
treasury increasssst $50, ,t.sit-. The 4g,gra
gate laletest and non interest bearing
debit June ~ eas r.sil ~ .sts.i.i. Nay
81 Il was sssil -. .>,Utzk The certificates
aaj treasury notes ofisst by a. equal
aan5unt II cash al treasury June
a. sac So-i sks3t-o. a decrease
~ se9ss.o9s The total c..sh IN
tho treasury sas sssaeoi.00l The
g,id reserve sas - .i>ktIl aud tie Ert
cash balance s-se.c - = Ia tha
nsonsh there was a decTease e S1ossi
l7ll1 in gold coin and bars. the total az
the etose icing slses-a. AZ. -.
ct SILVER these was an Increase
~ 49, ssslo4 OF ftse sur
pius there ~as IN the natiunal bank
ds.l~zstaFtes sl3t-sS,.fts, against ell.
Ci'l i4zs4 at the end Il the pre- eTious
nDbtA. TIE receipts for the month II
Jane eere -.gsss s.sksl 5ani the expeud
itures s-s,sss f5fiD In May the re.
cuiEas acre sio.3.l i9ttSs and
the expenditures sD.>a2st3 - Gus
tou.s receipts decreased from els.
~ .-.,ass 10 sifssisgoSs revenue re
crapfs Increased from siSEia l.Ii a. %
sl4.sQ.t21 j. The payments for pen.
sisas decreased from ii.ai, .V3u,t) o.
sil.ltl al ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
BRAKEMAN KILLED.
had d.. L. x y. Freight Wreck mt
Howell Ye~serda, Morning.

Howr.l. Mich. July l. The west
bound freight train ON the d., /. n X.
road was partly wrecked this morning
and Brakeman Frank Carpenter has a
fractured skull aud will Dire 1bc wreck
occurred al the junction THE -. l. \
y. train ran into some ears that the T.
\. \. 4 y VI. bad left on the rrossing
all night tngine M. - and seven -.
l.. I, y ears were badly wrecked Car
penier. who was on the engine at the
time jumped into the midst of The
wreck and struck on his head The en
gunoer ami fireman Jumped cat on the
ether side and we're not hurt. Alitraine
we're deiayed FOR several hours. carpen
Ter lives ia Bas City lie iaa new band
lie cannot recover
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Supreme Court says Every Hotel
Room Can he a bar.

LANSING. Mich. july |. The supreme
court has decided another liquor ease.
Thus time the liquor seller comes out
ahead. Souse time ago William Court
right. proprietor of the Hotel Court
right at Newaygo, asked for liquor
license Now Mr.. Courtright has two
bars. one on the first floor and the 9th
er in the basement. The common coun-
ell refused 10 approve Mr. Couriright =
bonds. and the latter applied for man.
damus IL compel them 10 do s-o. This
the supreme court granted They held
that the whole building was occupied
by Mr.. Courtright. and the statute GOV.
ering hquor licenses does not tax each
bar but only the business AZ whole.
In the Newaygo ease the two bar rooms
were connected by a doorway IL *
held 10y these who have read the decis
ion that hotelkeeper could maintain a
bar in every room IN the house II be- 50
desired
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
DETROIT VA>p,I.s.


Drrrorf Mich. Iuly |. Thoueands
- peresns went % Belle Isle today o.
vislt the spanish carsyols hui thes we're
All disappointed los No ore was allowed
b. ioard the boats The pnblics visit -
yesterday was tesn much fof he -hitss. as
many mnmeuiu friends had uss.l their
knives On the interior woodwork - pro
cure relies - the tisit - TIE curious
sesaeis The together With the fact
that several Thousand pefstns had lfif
their autographs ~ lsad f,susil ga tho
sli~. made fsnesEitng Necessary AID
sudss the caravtis we're hssng thar
mrhly iesneii and painted 1hey Nfi
leave here ~auir tifna tomorrow ana will
sioi, a, hilv sukeu before reaching ,'h
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

AsR AnGk. july 1 ihsre vas great
exesftmrnt eien TIE stack market
ogeeetl fg*ls9. i'rees fa-e sicm one o.
~ pssnss ahuFf last nivhfs flese The
esl. f9r 5 ffss isf aFaeHin - eo1gress ~
az ep1H ihs Shefmsfi ias NffA view
e. - fefesi aes g eeusse 'he gfeaf
factor fhs ur9e bad tefsi rumofed
sltsIs tie esehan-s hsf4fr tho ei1se last
aixhf aod Sticks had ts..n tsomed
'hfn a. fia hears fuislfea 90 cover as
aaas'y ss sheY eruai Everything on
Sire ef slefet afeseees BE ttafs
atre nttte fftert ahd n theif esgrf
Hea ~ eayaf hi8 PRICES ap en them
;. eaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
GRESHAM H. POSITIVE
fsr says THAT There - No Hope For the
sherman Act.

lSmANAPolIs. July l. Walter @
t,rcshanl. secretary 81 state. was ~ the
Bates house Today. lie has heen
visiting his mother ia Harrison
ccuaiy. Oi the extra session II
ceHzfcs. be said. 4 am very
glad indeed that Cleveland has called il
/ b.licse there was a general demand for
q meeting II CUngrcss earlier than Sep
teiuher. and the caii think. with 10
mueA toward allayiug the doubts that
eXist a. e. the outcome 81 the financial
cundltions
~uo sou think congress viii repeal the
SherInsn acts
4 cs,rtainiy believe il VII will say.
ttsp that t~o weeks ago congress would
not have rcF*aie,s the act. | know
Whereof speak when say that"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Indians aud Whites Have a usisel,
Shing Fight

C,rooss |. T.. July /. In general
ROW here this afternoon two men were
killed and fenr more seriously injured.
Jim Frost. white man. was shot
through the heart and instantly killed
10y f.li Harrison. "a full hloodtsi
Crock Indian. who vas in turn shot and
killed by f'rosts brother. .Iemses
chilakke. another full blood. and Zoe
crsy.ti. a white man. are 80 badly cut
that their recovery is doubtful. Burt
Leeci and John Frost are also
seriously injured. Bad whisky IL sup
posed to have caused the trouble
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

81 Loui~. Mo. Jnly l. The Madison
Car company has ass. gaed- The assets
are given at S.'ls.oco and liabilities AZ
Si l2..0s0. The company recently ercet
ed large plant for the manufacture IL
railroad ears at Madison. Illinois, oppo
site this ciiy. and have endeaxored Ia
build up city similar L. Pullman. iili-
nois. The close money market precipil
tatcd the failure. About go men wcrr
enpluyci.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

NI.w ioeg. July !. special cable
from Paris says hat the prevailing
financial condition thefe has caused
great upeaslness. approaching a fsnic
anonc financial Institutions. The pre-.
cnt situation has becI aggravated by
the suspension this morning ~ the
Compton Lyons Ii h feared that other
institutions may bo forced to suspend.
The extent OF the failure ~ the Comp
foir Lyons cannot AT present be learned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

LsSsta Aiah fuiy : The isik =
thV sraani4siilr - nfe rational bank
in a. eif. which hhs i-sa f.se fDf sfy
efai months has fsker nH e,nez has
EcfIrliF ioftn. snt II - sew aserttf
- estesi thAt ths eFsnissfifn w. he
ssfarlixs Is l.nai ard sssiefn sssp ptislssfst
Iaa fina s ft,f 8 ark rsth 2 capital sf
sipisa eifh ~ T. tstsmae fsr nsfff
ssafe eashisf - ii.e obi LANSING NJ
iiouss. 81 preFi.leasf and thariss = i'as
ff 5efaix rfafe sleHeHFsf. - cast ~
sna tie nrr Hpissta fsiiaias - IA.
fnrsf3on q ths iaH ssus aftecx
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Philadelphia waats TIA. Liberty Heii
i..a out 81 the fssadc.

PHilAparrnI.. Jmly l. Mr.. tlckars.
general agent Tor the fean-s lsanla
worlds fair etfomlftee. will leave here
at .,;.a clock trusght on the Penney /.
saBia railroad Tor Chicago aud end.ssoF
"a prevent the removal ~ the iiteFty
tell from the tsnnssivsnis state bulid.
ing on tho FourtA. Mr. Nickers i
armed with or.hsrs sron Chairman Elias
y Smithers IL the Columbian esposi
tion committee te take every means L,
prevent the bell trom appearing ia the
proposed para,ie ia the worlds fasl
grounds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

CHessa. July Ia isxander. czar of
Russia. sent a message To his subjects al
the worlds fair that WAS a. startling -
II was unexpected. Ii wss a peremptpF,
order ,o Russtss arm, aud navy con.
tingent at Jackson Park. doing duty
there IN connection with tlse Russian
exhibits. to return Ia their own county
at once. What the trus significance of
such AN order ina, be no one could say
or II he could he would not. That 1t
was totally unexpected was plant, ap.
parent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
CAN NOT SPARE TOM
President Palmer VIII Not Re-
sien From the Far.
CANADIANS HISS CARTER
Cannon-. Flags. Ghoss.e~. tirewssks.
Crowd. aud shou,s Will Hail the
fourth. bat M Parade.

CBsckGo. july The paid admis
s.on Ia tho fair to-day were ltt.iss
Thomas " Palmer will not resign the
presidency of the national commission.
as was announced. Because 81 his wife's
III health. Mr.. Palmer wanted 10 be- al
Liberty 60 20 With her. for a month or
more. To the seashore OF anywhere else
that v Ill benefit her. aud dill not feel
that he ought 10 leave the commission
for - long time. He was unwilling to
ask fer leave of absence from the com
missions sessions and thought II would
he necessary for him to step out The
feeling of the members of the commits
sion. however. is very much against his
resignation. They will not hear Of il.
and are perfect. willing to grant him as
long a leave of absence as he requires
There Is every reason VIII, he should not
resign and the comm issioners see NJ. In
The first place. there Is not another man
on the commission who could till the
place a. well and - thoroughly harmon
ize all the contending factions As does
Senator Palmer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

WA~HiSGroS. July |. ten. \. j.
Warner president 81 the ii metallic
ica-ur. today sent to the members IL the
executive committee telegrapnic in
quiry A. Ia what date would best suit
them foraconycniIon. aud suggestedJuly
-. and the place Chicago. Ail the re
plies we're favorable and the matter was
left ia General Warmers hands. Al
though be has not finally decided il. he
j. Il the opinion that the convection
will be held az the time and place
named
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Ne fers fulf several hnn.irnd
pefears rrffi fhs ahsfaE srsmer D
ecr. tfa a q sa4 sssa rfss 9Th
i.seuterar' pesfs anN 8 sf t.e esfeil
siob iHe START sae So hsfs ttr m.i4lf
s.-iaY tui ass feeH Fsetpfnci ~ iaE e.
- sg in fre saf ffefiss pFar
Hrs kTsTFfbtaa esil o. n fhspe ~
fnasetrsx 4et fhs staft sii g.
rpssi. - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

CLYpf. \. l.. July I. Captain An.ierl
son II the Viking Was nesrl, drowned
one mile east IL { ,de this morning. lie
went in bathing and got under the boat
aud bat FOR the assistance ~ the stu
dents would have drowned The boat
passed through here at ll.ls. 4 large
crowd met the boat. gums were hired.
whistles blew and bells we're rung.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

lissosas. Mich Jni, Nhiis = VI
Thnsn f-san q fafmsf Asiea fsof miis-
Neki n Hanover NW tnieadsre sssne
has. he sas kfsskesl - the Asad ~ a
hofse ha, fafs Tho Fs.idets stafr8
the fsam aa,i IA faa aesf The eaEos
iufrei esr ihamfeen ils sss "a
5afsi. ass itsi ihie naofaffs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

NFw loRK. July I. The duke Of We
ragua and his party sailed this morning
ON the French line steamship La Bre
tagne. The party included the duchess
81 Neragua. marquis ot Barboics Mis-,
Maria Del felra Colon \. Agullcra
Gaistobal Colon y. Bertro,iano and Mis-.
Catherine Moorman. the English gov
erDesS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

I'stss ~s--s',n ns'srsesi ut Dsm.-ras
~rnstor- AMI 'onsr.->-u,sn.

Ws.nfSeFo> iaiy When aalx,,l
f1f a. sxIff-rif.a 90 at.iui0r concerning
ta- prefrtfty - raiilng an sxfra ~ezsiot.
cf congress fe efn~ifier the nnaucia4 sit
Hatiaa Representative cNlliin -
ftnnesece sai8 that the pre-i,isnt bad
tssfn fhe sar-sf sni frumptest ssy oat
uf fsr 4l;.huiiy aud h. - ~ ied g,~ai
fesuIis 81 aeefue frssm ths, session
BASIS sctieu et.ahi resfers eonhllsuee
tHrtaE tre cpoutry and settie the
rFa-eet fsrtr slcmeuts congress
ueHii iie fhoa4nt reach the problem IA
a. snlus--'tl spirit tnt ioifii.es4 fraass
@ime iaN that eega meet the approved
20 il.e prrsislert and iiia pef.ri-
harre~eotauve s. a. l'sge. uier
~ fraa, Is.lul~iara commended fas
stfisa - the president anI ttnurht ~
~ 81 o. fi- 1sn state .snsi size fssifs
saft 1riezait.o which sili vote fag fae
fetes. e Tne -herusso law
ss,ratas firaF - ttiaHsre tbogxf.
itaf ta. isFter ,f ta4 hnsnce bal att
ffsa f1,fHu uahis .elrnel ~ The ruunffs
aod fast the sfs.eisi a.sefinz q congftle
ef'.i ire'i nief- io hfffa sorfidsnrr in
fhe s,itef mfn thsn s.ssthinr siss. ~
fauaqh, .hst II eftgfs-- tatl nisst in feI
uitr sss~.t.r ihe HFfu lrrs Nsuh8 have
fi-erfr an frstsfrhn1 - what utte
aersi.,i sDsi alght - tsff.f ssss - "a
ae sf4tufarf regaisf "a - lh. eauufrg'.
clirfetts r. etsieert.si
frrrssrnfsfir- 30 rrrriI - Nfrrir
eaid isst tne pntI.t 4ftu.n Pres dent
: 'sFe'ari snet.d ~ n.treef ~ em
meutts iilf sffn.l D.. - tsssii .ssi ftirlts
tle ~efHat as efi - ftfaaisit
f,efsss~nsttisa Nrt.arr - il.ir =
ese f,sf fhe fer.s4 q tie Slsfnsn srt
sHl sifll tsst t.ns q he xsy Ca, raiss
~ f q esaefls saI bs ~ ssaas,i
sfssase - seapi api.s@ ffee ctusxa
b. ete~ = efst fne tsfis react Hpla
IN pfaueffs ssef ~ 81 eslrtfs
t,..ffeernfe ftfkaf e Nifssf
80 r fsfsr = rsfesl.ae fke >tssaiaa
i1s tus tsiiefes Il 49, ..-t stas-tkisa
-issi.f o. fhe heE AHssn fia slau 4
- i1s nsl.s' rfts stssl sfssai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

MfsaatSsk Ntsh Isis lfs
i.Fnas fi,s al'ei h q ~ stifshi
isisH.tss fatsf.sHt iafsf ass st~i aaa
-s.l .ul "a q Nunis-t ~ bs8ia.i lss - a.
ssi tf ehish see tsifnTi zoFefss fas
1aaees afaf ilafn- tefr ats ftfssfagst
Tie - E sl,.4ii - es7. le-asaass
thNs fffiifse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

DlNvTe. July l. call Was issued
from tins city tonight for consenlioH
of the aliyocai's ot free coinage. io t,e
held at ~. Louis July IL. /; L. issued
by the Join. committee from the various
business organizations of tins city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

N9w AoeK. July 1 Toe Herais'a
Iims Peru. spscsai s.'s~: Tho fail "a the
price - fi,ver has rsn.iur-a fraos al
and comreff lsl rriese. hrsiness j. par
aly1ed ne rate - cxrhasEc IL 2la
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

free. Mitboui the militia there can b.
no parade. and sxen II fhsre cousd.
other ofgsnazstssls aes,flug - take
part ia IL viii ns,t BE- abie - do 80 nos
Osing ~ the tact that they would b.
siisrfgafsiks.s al ia. eatee
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
Ano,nor Prove Bank conc.

Provo. Utah. July The National
Bank Il Commerce closed is doors
owing te run caused ~ the failure ~
the First National yesterday Assets
s-sl.tsp. capital. e..1tssi. ofhtr lIatnii
fts. -.l4tasi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Ps1rf isso~. \. j.. July J. s Gre ihM
threatens "a d,.strss ~tuatsa worth -
property started tonight a. tie John
son fxtracf Woo cgmrsBs and has uav
reached hnlf i de1ep rmaii six fac
f.rsre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Bouske ~to ~As sAscd. Was go the
forward i.rlsige i.eio9 Asse AtlnsiEsl
Isfea h<u the Airiaris s@spA isaa
ssii4sFi. ne ilag ilsstenant. had = sOA-
doffui sscsie ftom sseios sssss<isiilss.
Asstiang TOO high Ia pfsGrc II lie AZ
las lor IL The snsB ezn ise said They
ssam aroand helping oihers aud nl2Iy
af thena ssen,sea - think iafsre II rtss-a
ing thssr eoaafssies thaa Of saving tAesr
enn lives.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

OtRss. Celo.. Jas Tie ilFst Ma
iiensi bass q tfis eiit ciesra a. door
to-day Deposits amount 81 atv4ui ~
so. and sts ncies sni diaeanfs about
ffAlos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

Nuiss destruction ~ glInpowder. wav
ing = flags and the Indulgence ~ huge
chunks q patriotism froui the small boy
hatr always hcen the cuuclulitauts ~ a
r,al eut snd uat Fourth e Iuiy. but the
aid gingerbread aud fin.crs.ker daya
VII pa.s luto hisfofy "a mediocre com
rsrrl wiih Iglf s 1893 AZ the White
tnf Five hundred thoutani people
fii erewd JackAon Park tfan the Nest
efr cnd - Midway g. The fsfihefuasi
Toint. aieug The lske shere each cae
afmei xith uisriaiere - sit glory and
his hcs yseai oaSaus in trim u elsout
out ere aofsts - the daxoiosf. imrr
~ and tuiambia
~ usn mfi,ts fiul1 sgafreiy evolve .
mefs elaborate plan Or tha olsafeat,en
- i's hffbflay e the nation thaa has
Taaf Tfts8 4rf.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

SusnA. Ceio. July The tha'fes
County iank Failed io-iay i.siiiiies
SHffi. aesets unknuEu. There Ahs =
run un the srsi NHipwai ahith is 81
,,ecfsa u tsai.ilnue M.Uiay
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

hai iiiffs SHl D. 49, parade Ihi-
use arisa - ihe esfs iro0iss 0suun
i f-lss sad Il 49, fufihef aetes3
fsaf "a 2sfiFask w4H 10 fassssi
sti.h fta as4es fseff trfsae fausf
tf ht- esf - sdetlflst r ihs fsffs
ta Ei ~ ttfzs eestfis4 o. flen
sts - pf<itl4e st ~ fatfs
itsl safts ttr ssa4ssisa a.snsh - iis
Hsftef.sl elIss ia faek-aa isfs fi9s
fie sse.l e. nf.isf ssss iias
- ssefe aisflafs gasmfs
t - a4Nfffl 81 Sass sfeastts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

The military baud brought verybody
to their feet ~ playing "Auld Lang
Syne.~ alter which Mr.. Cockburn intro
duec,l senator Tasse of Quebec. who as
tue representative ~ the French Cana
dians. spoke IN the language ~ LaSalle
and Jacques Ia tier. Then the chair
man introduced Mayor Carter Harrison.
whose - ech related Ia annexation and
caused = STIR.
Daniel bergevin spoke briefly in
French for the French Canadians 81
Chieagp Executive Commissioner
isfkf took OCCASION % reply 10 the WOO.
ing q Miss Canada by Mayor Harrison
and he did u IN generally sarcastic
manner,
The exercises rlneei with tn singing
~ Col save the Queen. and three
cheers
Nlrs Potter Palmer. aH president 81
fhc tnar,i II .aiy managers. issuetl cali
faiaf foF etery ember - the hoard a.
meef " Chicago IN special ssion On
Iaif : az n0en fnr the puFpose ~
nsmiug the isiges nho shall pass upon
the fshit.t~ ~ tho women'r department
al the exfsYaition
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

si1n.si 80 81 clear ei The shgp t~.fase
she sarA. 49, aens & shem aefe struck
~ fDaNne efee sag e.feFa aatls ana -
iaiussvf thaf ihes ,isashsl 1le na
ibs' ~ afs ieen ~ shis ~ she sehi
ahen teaai antftins itat nesd foaf
a. raa.s - f8t safIaer a ifA tts,asffls.s
fierce .asi thf eIsn sffsss ~ ine uraens
inE afiif'es aefe III maaE inssAefas
nesef asssn sftafsafsis
Fe - yards afnfl fhe sfss, vhste
ih~ stase saisf lie eHlsf ssa nefh
lra uiaea i'e afeu ie t-HE ahfiif3
hfa5ef haH ~ aaii .ehsi aeainsf
fhs AffesaF 80 heata ef fea
kriaHs thee she sffe s ~ - fls.
a. 3ssilf nsfa ifrsfs fHtse y Aaess
q fsee ~ asfh 81
w H hss
la iff water tas k
A,lalfai l'ss.s - Hr - fas asi
- ~ fpf t s haaf ~ as..a
- sfissfIs afa lss isat IS tssA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02

N he resigned there would have 10 be
"a conpleio reorganization of the boards
u officers to keep the political balance
required h, the act of congress. There
are other reasons equal, good why Mr.
Palmer should remain the president of
the commission. and the members IL
that body will not permit him To leave.
1t j. not my wish Ia resign" said
President Palmer II rather thought IL
MY duty. One thing Is certain. | must
b. more With my wife while she IL as Ill
as she Is nos. must take her Ia the
seashore or some place that viii benefit
her health. and did not want 10 leave
the commission work for some ono elise
To 80 or stand in ans ones way. II the
commission Is willing 10 give me leave
of absence and wants me Ia remain in
the Presidents office | have mo- wish TO
desert
President Palmer did not talk IL resig
nation so that he would be begged to
stay. lie believed that he ought 10 re.
sign il he was 10 be away from the com
mission. but the reasons pressed ON him
10y the national commissioners today re
moved such thoughts from his mind.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-02
"a ,aja's Day.

The maple leaf and beaver uf Canada.
the union Jack and lion IL England. the
stars and strlpes and eagle of the United
States and the trio color of France min
gled today at the exposition during the
celebration of dominion Day the
twenty sixth anniversary Of the pro
vincial federation Chicagos mayor
stirred up a succession II hi.sses in fes
tiyal hall during the afternoon by carry
ing his annexation talk little too far to
suit the loyal Canadians who heard him
The celebration began when the British
military officers and men in their varied
uniforms and headed 10y their band
marched into the park through the
Fits seventh street gate. The route
was past the state building and by the
Lake Shore drive 20 the Canadian pavil
ion. The band played little at the
pasilion and iheL the military proces
sion went 10 the transportation build.
ing where the drapcd model of the
sunken battleship Victoria is located.
The band here played the Dead March
IN saul. and every person within sight
stood with uncovered head. Ii was
later than the hour on the program
when the procession reached festival
hail. The exercises we're opened 10y the
PLAYING of God Save the Queen" by
the band. all the people rising.
Mr. Cockburn. who represents Tor
onto in the dominion parliament, after
the band had stopped pia, ing. stepped
Ia the front of the platform and AL
dresse1. the magnificent assembly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1893-08-09
Kite Flrinr In China.


1t would create a sensation in st.
Louis if Mayor Walbridge or Con-
gresham Joy were to appear in the
streets or ON the roofs of their houses
flying kites, but this pastime belongs
essentially to adults in the orient.
When 1 was in China, was amazed
at first at seeing graybeards flying
kites. never saw children playing
with them there, the nearest to a
''ldd" at the sport being a young man
about 20 years, and he seemed awk-
ward and out of place. The chief
pleasure of the kite flyer in China is
to engineer the toy so as to tangle up
and pull down some other fellows
kite.
The kites are shaped to resemble
birds, dragons. ETC., and are sent to
a wonderful height. The American
boy isn't as much of a kitebuilder as
he was. He doesn't sit for hours
whiting, scissoring and FASTING as
we of a previous generation did.
Kites are made in factories now, and
they can be bought so cheaply at the
candy, toy and stationery shops for
a few pennies that no boy cares to
make one.-St. Louis Globe Demo
crat.