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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

The queen OF Portugal was visiting
the queen OF spain. She had never
seen bull fsnt, she wanted 10 see
one. and she told her royal hostess OF
her desire. AZ an inducement 10 lei
her have her wish, she offered - APP
pear ia the Piazza &c ToIos Ia Spanish
costume.
The eight of the Portuguese queen in
national eolors might be expected u
meet with the fervent approval OF the
cigar-makers and the resi- OF the popu-
lace of Ma1rld aud 10 prove an affect.
i've political hit. says the Illustrated
American.
The queen OF Spain had not attend
ed a corrids de toros since the death OF
her husband. Being . woman Il sense
and sensibihty and foreigner by birth.
II was said 10 her credit that she had
never become reconciled to the cruel.
siekening sport, and that she would
gladly wean her subjects from it were
she able. However that may be che
complied with her guests request.
either out of poiiteness. because she
herself felt curiosity to see another bull
fight. or from policy. desiring TO please
her sublects, who have been manifest
utA ASD voAsOaS W ~ "ssea sssS
government lately.
She ordered an exhibition on . scale
unusually grand, and the officials exc
cuted her commando with personal en-
thusiasm. The duke OF Veragua, the
foremost breeder in Spain of Adalusian
bulls, supplied eight magnificent AMI
mals. each one full OF courage. strength
and ferocity. Their pride, their pow
or and their beauty made them grand
to look upon.
The exhibition WAS - sickening to
the foreigner and Is glorious to the
Mxdrilenes 40 could be desired. The
spectators went wild with enthusiasm
over the grace, daring and skill OF the
chulos, the picadores and the espadas.
Especially did Mazzentlni. the intrepid
toreador, the idol Of Madrid. distin-
guish himself, and in moment Of mad
JOY, wrought up by the shedding of
blood and the victory of man over
beast, the queen of Portugal threw q
diamond Din at his feet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
KAIs oEE IN THEATERs.

AT last they were IN the Star and on
their way down the aisle. He was 80
entirely AIKEN up with the effect OF his
partner that he mad forgotten his own
modest Derby, which remained on his
head. Just before he reached his seat
a nlmbic usher tripped down the aisle
and touched hlm on the arm.
"!iemove your hat, please" he said
aud as the man failed TO act promptly
on the advice, be repeated:
''Pieaee take OF your hat
The young man ccmphed, and the
usher haste-led way. Not word had
he TO say about the tower OF millinery
beside nlm-broad enough TO shut oil
the view Of two or three people. That
passed unchsilengei, wnile his own
modest head covering WAS ordered oil
before he had reached the seat. Be-
tween the acts be unused long and bit-
terry on the Inequalities OF privilege
Buffalo Courier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

working places for the masses
and shields them from oppressson-
70 hold that military service. IN any
capacity, b. any person, Is Al injury 10
right, . - confess tho weakness OF
cause that would lay is ban upon il.
II for any rezson labor should be un-
duly oppressed 70 degree that re-
CURED the intervention OF armed force,
L would not hesitate 20 appeal 10 the
militia. II on the other hand labsr,
organized or unorganized, shall resort
10 mob violence and tot 20 enforce =
demand. right Or Nrosg, the supreme
duty OF tbs state s 20 queil 1t by nih-
tsry force, If the civil power shall
prove lmpotsnt. This resolution Is not
mandatory, bat il amply reflects =
sentiment that u pernIcious aud dan
gerous to the best interests OF organ
lzed labor. liz has been abundantly
demonstrated, at awful cost. during
the past year that labor cannot assert
its supremacy by force. The weapon
OF the future, according 10 the most
advanced thinking leaders OF labor Is
the ballot. The bullet anu bayonet are
effective TO protect the home, bur they
are unequal to the gigantic task OF
forcing the demands Of labor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

Hill victorious. but his crown of
triumph and sceptes of authority are
threatened. Dick Croker, the Invin-
chile leader OF the TaEnmany dissen-
tents, Is ont with the statement that
'sHlll Is meddler" and that he must
abticate the throne of Tammany.
Coming as 1t does in the hour OF HilPs
triumph over his implacable foe, II
must make HIM feel very much ike
man who has had an icicls gently passed
over MS spinal vertebrse.
Croker is earnest. He means that
Hall mus, step down and aside, or that
he shall DO thrown down and kicked
out The reason for It - In the signifi-
cant results of the late election, which
were called 10 the attention OF the
braves Just alter the caucus nominated
Murphy TO De senator. Without excuse
or apology for being present in Albany
when nc should have been at his desk
10 Warrington. Hill oversseppsd the
limit OF f0Ybearance OF the braves who
wanted the credit for engineering Muir
ply, election. lie was SHARPLY al,
ia gned fer being more concerned for
his personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT than for
tie success Of the party.
To show that DIS selfish pride had led
him - DO false to ms party, the
vote IN Schuylkill county, where
he was born, was produced. Ii dis
closed marked falling off IN the DEM
ocrAs vote. Then the vote OF Che
msng county, where he lived for years,
aud where De resided when fret mon-
mated for state ottce. Was examined.
Tnat too disclosed . snr;nkage IN the
derocrst vote. The sams thing was
discovered 10 be true OF Albany county.
Tt re WIS no mstaking the slgnltic-
aEca OF these discoveries. Hill had
been treaeherous. Wherever be had
hal personal following the democrat
vote had fell of. Tammany cannot
tolerate treachery. Whatever else may
BE- ~ faGl.a Iammany Is loyal, first,
last ana always to its party. With the
discovery OF Hill's infidel!ty and dis
loyalty fresh upon them, the braves,
through Croker have decreed his over
throw. lie must 90 down.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
xor coon SCHEME

Writing 10 THE HxRALD a cores
pondent suggests q novel change IN
the election of aldermen. Instead of
elec.n< taem by wards as at present.
be would make their election depend
u-ca tic vote OF the whole city. Ills
plan contemp plates war4 caucus for
nOuWat.ng sldsrmen, the action Of
wh.cA shall DC ratified IA the city con-
yeutl0n.
lie says in his letter. at would Sc
cure better qualified officers; for each
party woult 10 Us utmost 70 nominate
none bur good men. and political qulb-
tics and sire pulling would cease,
the general Interest of The people
woulJ bs the aim, and bad officers
would be the exception" THIS very
genial snmmar.zltion Of the bens tits
TO follow tie adoption Of such plan
is nnsas sfact0fy. for u IA difficult 20
conceivs how any Improvement IN the
lire suggested could De accomplished
ty a general vote with The nomi-
mating power remaining the same.
Toe real benefit of sucn a change
would be made apparent il tie couu-
ell where the interest CT a ci.y's con-
sttuency would DO made paramount TO
the interest OF any OF the several
wards. As tbs council il now consti-
tutet the controlling ambition Of every
alderman . to protect his Ward against
al discrimination snd inequalities.
The iosersst Of the city as whole i
not neglected but the average alder
man Wi permit the eleven other wards
Of the cisy % lsuguish with insufficient
appropriations # ne can secure fr his
opn the fsttesi allotment Of funds.
+, : believed that the present system
hriog- the public servants nearer 70
the peonis than the proposed substi-
tute ~ u bring them. The trend Of
government i toward tho smpies,
u-nsi SOURCE Of authority. in the most
hm ,ed evil DIVISIONS, in order TO got
TIE mest chtef voice q the people.
TIE MINER ban s a step in this dirsc-
noa Tne direet evil Of the measure
les m - linited spprcaton. We're it
.u BE- made applicable % al ths states
s would be received Win "a much
popular favor ss The scheme 10 eject
senators ~ direct vote Of toe people
q received
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

There = deep sEu hc-ucs ~ the res
,iu.Iou adopted bv IRE Federation Of
.shar 81 Mgssegoa Yesterday, dsclsF-
X taat IS e contrary to me beat in.
erfsts II no.eu.sn fog rr.an men To-
sien- 60 tae state militia Tie IN
pasren 81 sach resoinion = net IN
h. hess r.ft II e-osi gitzsnsa'p. FOR
tfsstsss 81 rassih.e hossll1i~s be-
elszsasln .aca af ..iusnlan vii
pecasitd 3cou l8fsei'ie teiWeea sHt ies
aa aatg faa bret datv Of every
e. a. h. up'a.i aas defsad as
tus ef tae saf eaeA iatF ses
u..I peEIoIn.l = vat a-IeI :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

President Harrison has received from
John F. Healy, consul at Funchal. Ma
delra islands, a cane made from the
wood of house on Porto SantO, one
OF the islands occupied by Christopher
Columbus at the time he was q resident
there. Columbus married the daughter
Of Perestrello, who was the governo. or
ruler of the island.
Senator Hoar has been advised by
his physicians that his eyesight 10 fully
restored and that he may use his eyes
for hard work as freely as during any
TO plans for reelection, ne denies tina.
he ever authorized the announcement
that he intended to resign.
Jacob L. Winslow of near Lock
Haven. Pa, last FRIDAY saw picture
taken of himself IN 1856. He didn't
recognize the face, and It required the
testimony OF three reliable friends to
convince Mr.. Winslow that it was a
likeness of his former self.
Mr.. Webb, late United States consul
at Manlls, who recently threw up his
post TO engage in the work of making
ali Americans Mohammedans, is re-
ported to have been successful in pro.
curing large sums of money for his
mission.
Congressman Hatch of Missouri, who
will be pushed for secretary Of agri-
culture, Is successful breeder of
Berkshires and knows all about hogs,
necessary qualification in public and
political life.
Ex-Mavor Hugh ]. Grant of New
York has taken an Office at AZ Ex-
change place. The Sign on the door
reads: "Gsnsevoort Cold Storage COM
pauy. Hugh j. Grant, James J. Phe-
LAM
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,ars. Musk is used to trim round cloth

lars. Musk is used to trim round cloth
capes as we'll as sable. Besides sable
and musk for trimmings, Persian lamb
will also be much worn, and will be
made into sacques for children aud
young girls. Otter, mink. blue-fox and
skunk will all be seen.
In the picture you will see long
promenade cloak having an embroid-
cred pilgrims cape in mouse gray. The
back of the cloak Is drawn IN at the
waist and reaches to the ground. From
the waist downwards there are two
rows of imitation sealskiD. The sleeves
are cut all in one with the front
breadths of the cloak. and have flaps
or loops which are fastened on with
large hooks and lined with fur. The
cloak is slightly wadded and lined with
fur. The upper part OF the front
breadths are embroidered with dark
silk. lightly interpreted with cut steel
beads. The pilgrims cape is also en-
broldered in a similar manner and sur
mounted by Russian collar of fur.
The upper part of this fur collar stands
q little away from the throat, but Is
not yery high.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

refrain from buying new furn,turo
for their home b<c< use they ulsh -
save their money 70 90 70 the far, nus
I don1 believe II vii make much ou-
ference with the trade.
The archwsys between the new ofics
OF the New Livingston and the present
iavatory sna hallway have been Gus
through. The woTkmcn are nov lay
ING the vail pamela The ceiling y
completed. The tile floor has been
laid and the rev Office will he ready
Tor occupancy IN . couple Of woke -
the most. The floor It The ssoe en-
trance VIII he raised 70 level With
that OF the nev once, AID marble
steps Will be tuiit 70 tue prcsent ofaoo
and 90 the entrance way.
"If the gentlemen viii ell giva soms-
thing l playa the more M usic." caa-
uaiiy remarked Daminick IN the Nor.
ton last evening ~ the last strains Of
s'Aary Green echoed tnroaKn the
lobby OF the hotel. The gentlemen ell
sgAva" .solnsthing and Dominlck ~
turned 10 he harp. THAT caG hes
his nerve with him. aid . furniture
man to ne aide partner. "How's
thar ssked his friend. HE bissds
ne all on collection and then playa
The Bowsry.
ssThs seems like Indian sumuos
weather in comparlson with what Ne
have been having up north. said C. T.
Kerry. Reed City grocer. in the New
Livingston yesterday. I'VE have eight
or ten inches of snow. The sisighing
Is excellent and We have had come %
the coldest weather Ne have had IN
years. But il ali has good sffecs
unon bualneea.o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
Swindler and the lay.

BELpING, Jan. 12.-J. Leroy is the
name of young swlndler who has
done up q vast number of people in
Ionia aud Montcalm counties IN a very
slick way. He entered into contracts
with several photographers TO sell
coupons for fifty cents each, which.
wnen accom- panied with 81, would get
one dozen So cabinet photoes. In order
to get rich faster he changed the -
into 81, anu disposed of a very large
quantity of the then bogus coupons,
Keeping the money. lie worked Beld-
ing, Ionia and Greenvlile people for
many dollars. A warrant has been L.
sued charging him with forgery and
officers are now on his trail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

A coloYod minister at kala na1oo Vas
i'll and needy. Another colored sx-
FOUNDER OF the gospel arranged cake
walk for HE benefit and colored soci-
ETY. participated in force.
Jackson's council has decided that
the big 24-inch supply pipe shall nos
cross the river and Tesideuts on the
other aide want 10 know whore they
will get water.
Lewis Duffy, . Jackson boy. came
home from school Monday and had .
series of spasms. Tuesday be was
dead. Paralysis Of the brain.
Port Huron's Y. NJ. c. A. 10 in rather
hard financial condition. and the pub
lie has been asked to help matsers
along.
Mt. Pleasant merchants have closrd
their stores at O'Clock and the min-
listers see more marriage fess IN future.
Elmira 10 having cold weather. Yea
terday the mercury Was S4' below
zero. Trains were I'VE hours late.
The annual convention Of the Mlchi-
gan Engineering society will be held st
kalamazoo January IL.
Kalamazoo. ever anxious 20 worry
and eat more celery, imagines that her
dogs have the rabbses.
Niles 10 becoming modest again; bills
OF nude or half-draped figures are not
allowed to be put up.
Ionia's dramatic club will present
"Cast Up by the Waves" Rather sug-
gestive title that.
Bay Cities are delighted with the
prospect Of ding over the town on the
west for q nickel.
Bay City's sheriff 10 spending his
days wondering where his escaped pris-
oners are au
Jackson merchants are agitating an
anti-srnoKe society similar 20 the one IN
Chicago.
Trotting on the ice 10 the favoyite
sport OF Bay City sports at present
West Bay City 10 hoslin < because her
water taxes are not paid.
Menominee young men are figuring
for An ice boat race.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

"Lemme CO." said Freddie Filligen
to the policeman. Cant YOU see (hic)
I'm les &c shoher asn / can be?'
Come along wild me-" wss the reply.
"Oi'll Giyer lave yez alone wid yersif
when yez don't know yer loaded. =
Judge.
lis IT true that your wife is of a
rather skep,icul turn OF mindT' "She
sscgue and she goes to church every
sunday now. "-Cape Cod Item.
care all the good poets dead2'' asks
Chirago editor. Perhaps not; but.
Judging from our magazine verses, a II
the rad poets are very much alive
Norsistown Herald.
Patent-"What would YOU think of
warmer climate for me DOCTOR"
Good Lord. mani that's just what
am trying t. save you from.-PharOa-
cuetlcal Ira.
Small son-"Mama may go
skatin'y'' Man a-"Thc ice - verv thin
yetr' Small son-"Wcll. I'm pretty
thiu too "--Good News.
You can talk ab at the tariff, but
Their. IS nothing that will cause a rise
in iress goods AZ quickly AZ n moase -
Rochester Democrat
The fret souvenir half dollar
brought si0,000 THIS show. that frat
impfes.hns are best Philadelphia
Record.
Your turn vii come Soon sid the
impecuu'ou. yuupg man as he m
sgec,ed lis euiis - Washington Star.
T. N. Winters. a ME- pieasan, mer-
c1sut, arranged euesslng contest for
q Es.d watch. placing come hssns and
the watch ia window & stranger
went tato The store tHc oiler aav aud
slipped iHr Jar into h- pocket, pscap-
ine Without hsine raughl.
eelan wue5an koked 81 a cat,
F'lssei tha target, Fall over backward,
fuH pfd hsr mead - usft that Aait
pias fsfi oflt. sha ts.stsi a. afsn 80
severely tat che Wsit HaFe s,gststi4iax
IS ealair al siateF
An ifas Mounts q nleht hst ssa,sn
eetnts sh@f.f vHah sffes hssp.
Is si busy 81 ass ieafaa p4aia I.la
- bfae vhsa he Is ere
ne has esfsf fsmfns. ana giss.
sa eaAslsnt aEss4 % hie.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
Protected His Sister.

KALAMAZOO, Jan. I2.-Last Sunday
Robert Peck took bis gun and went to
the home of Roman Daniels, In
Prar.eyille. and ordered ms wife, who
had recently left hum and gone there 10
stsy, as he frequently threatened TO
take her life, to go home with hlm.
Daniels, VINO il brother of Peck's
wife. took his gun from him with one
hand aud knocked him down with tue
other az he Was about 20 shoot. He
gave hlm a severe pounding. Peck
went home with a badly swollen face
and without gun or wife.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
Herrni, Burned Ont

HOLLAND, Jan l2.-Last night the
house of Thomas Purdy, about three
miles from this city, was turned. Mr..
Pardy was an old wldower and had led
q hermit life there for years. He says
he started fire IN the stove and IN q
few minutes the attic was all ablaze.
His great passion was the collection OF
curios. He had A museum of ores,
minerals, stones, shells, Indian relics,
BIRDS aud ANIMALS, for winch be was
offered $4,000, but II "a said the collec-
ton was worth thrice that. Only a
small part OF TINS collection WAS saved.
No insurance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
FOR AWE Anour woMEN.

In the winters wesr OF furss seal
skin 10 IS popular as ever. IL 10 sssn
IN sacque shape chiefly. The saeaus
appearance, however, u gwen by .
Watfeau plat At the back, when may
be added 10 an ordinary shspe, or re-
moved when no Longer required The
sleeves are high and full. with long,
tight gauntlets from elbow TO wrist.
This shape is more suitable for slender
hgures Long eloaks are made OF very
DARK sea-, and are Russian IN shape;
that Is, fastened 10 yoke as deep as
. cape. The lining - of gold -eolofed
sstin when not of the same color as the
seal liself. Sealsk.n 10 also used IN
cspes over Goth csoaks. "Hamlet'
capss Of sealskin have reversible col
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
Tired of HIS lob.

NARRuFrrE. Jan. l2.-Warden Malm-
borg has resigned his charge of the
branch prison TO take effect April
During bis biennial term the prison has
received $50 convIcts. The receipts
from all sources during the last SIX
months were $4,000. OF this $40 900
u placed 20 the credit of appropriations
not expeuded and there j. $500 IN the
treasury. These figures make per diem
allowances. The broom and knitting
Departments have become profitable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

Combination IN blaek and ~h'se.
wttch are knoNn - 'msrpi. ctsss
innes. Vii ise niuen ~urn IA al q
sdk eoeas. sen.r seiy pretty satn
snfshs ens nik grenadines "a v q
hack ae'i shisr stripes are exclusively
imported ~ ~ ustown nfes-fn aker.
wiio also lad some haudsenss b ack
sfeHad.nes. eifh saabn.sei selsei flow.
sfs ia white
she sh0nea me a Stunning dihnff
afssss nashs ALTER the nfsfrsss sirlr. ~
heavy ~iiitu tstHe. vHh The ffohl ~
tie - - ehH hha.ss - naek and 81 tn
anssaissft sfshsdnfrt The Ini pun 4
siessss 81 the > evs uefs nssse "a the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
ODD DESIGNS IN RINGS.

There are many new designs in rings.
There is . general tendency to set
stones obliquety. A very pretty ring
of fancy sapphires was seen in this
manner.
Another design had three sapphires
vertically, surrounded each by q con-
tnuous line of diamonds.
Another curious ring had an orna-
mental design in diamonds. with three
pearls on one side, as if they were the
terminating edge of the design.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
ITEMS ABOUT WOMEN.

By the will of Mrs. Emily T. Echert
m ore than 5000 600 has been distributed
among nearly every known Institution
in Philadelphia for the relief of pow
erty and distress.
Golden shoes are worn by Shetland
pony belonging to the shah of Persia.
This expeniveiy shod animal 10 only
twelve and half inches high.
General Robert +. Lees daughter,
Miss Mary GUSTS Lee, who is visiting
friends IN Baltimore. has twice made
the Journey around the world.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
COTILION FAYORS-

Some of the most beautiful and pop
ular favors for the tilion this season
are the corsage pieces of the French
flowers. These truly vie with nature
in the beauty of their appearance and
have a signal advantage over her N
their perennial freshness. A bunch of
La France or Marechal Mel roses in
velvet and silk is, after it leaves the
skillful fingers of the French artist,
q really EXQUISITE production.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13
womka ANo LEGAL KNOWLEDGE.

WOaakN AND lEGAi- NM ~ - LIZ.
The growing interest among women
FOR lsgsl knowledge enough 10 protect
themselves IL a step IN the progress of
the sex. A womsn's ciuh-doubtless
there are more than this ouc-will have
several legal meetings during the win
ter 10 be addressed by representative
" men IN the profession on practical,
everyday lsga points. In the matter
of servants. for instance, woman
often finds her lgnorauce OF tie laws
governing mi>irss. aad maid extremely
annoying and cosily. Police sergeanis
and Justices viii tell any one VINO
chooses 20 make inquiry that there are
plenty ~ nnpuncip,ed servants every
where VINO make FAIR living with iis.
tie work. consfan.Iy taxing = aces tor
a stated period AID WITHIN the irst
totty-eght hours ms KING themselves so
obnoxious that their discharge = pro-
vcSeo. wnen they claim spd can egsilv
wages far full contracted time. Tins
= but nite et rua,ief OF legal 20 MS
mon nhict women need ealignten-
ment for Their osn sakes.-fniisdel.
PMS Press.
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IONA, Jan. l2.-MTs. A. ~. Arm
strong No. l proposes 10 let the Law
deal with her husband, who wss
brought here from -. Ionis charged
with ssn bezziement She was ready 10
sci. her own property and settle ma
populations, bat Armstrong loves No.
better nd SAYS be would rather 60
u rrison than I've with No. l.
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same material, and falling iust below
the elbow MAS pleaied fri OF black
and white sriped grensdins- lns
bottom OF the skirt was finished Win
two narrow banda OF ostrich feathers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

ISmAS i,fNFss Jan. i2.-iienry Cain
Of black RIVER. thstoygan county, IL
missing. December - he started across
Black pxfr ara newer reached his dee
unsiion. IL Ia thought be was drowned.
Cam vas - industrious. satsrr farmer
and cam fron fosthera Nseh Gan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

ftk EtrspS, Jan. i9-1hs annual
insfalstsun and banquet a. fne X -. I.
n wtfe celebrated at tAis place TO-
tsleut IN tes ls4ksxsrv nosse Nsis
wsst reviewed Yesterday ter s8a hfst
time "a I've aayN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-13

wEATuEs.

WSsHISaToS. Jan. l2.-For Lower
Mlchlgsn-fAlr, except snow furries
At Iaxs stations; colder; nOrthwesterly
WINS