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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Representatives Weadock made an sx
hihitias Of splsnetic partlsanism In the
house yesterday. tie introduced res
olsfioa declaring that Representative
Linton q Sassinzw IL not sntitled 10 his
seat beesues the A. T.. A. society was
Instrumental 10 elscting him 10 congress.
he asserted that the society 10 an unlax-
ful and ~trsitorous- association. Just
shat he meant by this sweeping indiet-
nsnt ~&s not made 20 appear for he
yisldsd to the confusion his remarks
created aud postponed bis explanation
until Nr. Linton. who was absent.
should be present Mr. Weadock libeled
the character Of the association he -
vigorously assailed- IL may be an oh
jectionabls political factor. bat lie bit
tsrest enemies would be reluctant
10 brand IL ~traitorous. IN
American society" The member
ship is confined exclusively 10 in
tsnss Americans whose patriotism
IL the subject % no doubt whatever.
The society IL bound together by Ger
tain Obligations. the nature OF which Is
not Published 20 the world 1t GER
tainly has a constitutional right to exist
as secret society. Mr.. Weadoek could
have only hearsay knowledge Of It's poll
tical status. for IL IL presumed that be Is
not affiliated That is the only knowl-
edge at our command Very few broadly
thoughtful persons would lend counten-
anee TO a secret political society and
even those would disdain to believe
that their neighbors and friends would
affiliate with "traitorous' society.
Mr.. Weadock must have failed TO APP
preciate the significance OF his words.
Either that OF else be wished 10 call the
attention Of the country to the fact that
a majority OF his sympathizers in con
gress are there through the sutfrages Of
electors who were but yesterday not only
-traitorous- but unqualified traitors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Ate Bush has bees warmed ~ trout
e.suaeiitsrs that unless he crsses - 10
tesfses sta ne r,ea Tat aunt and ash
- tas siFes pc shcnt BALDWIN ccatssry
q aei ns vi Re whipped Until h.s
fosig confalvs ~ csloriie material. %
-sr,is - That sfert Abe - anan
ph.,-s '.ie hss been spent ia the rpTz~sl
wiaia q ere north sci befween In,ilaas
an ssftaloants he has had n any H.
sxf-ratiN prrsonai encounters. rha
possibilities 49, fhss shoaEi the sneak
ise crssris 80 sent be- the ornsassss
rcte - sarnsag sttack hin slnxly 90 IN
pairs fsev Neubi .nsi hisa t,a No star
g. 90 transformed .iass .sa ansnafed
i.leie - . shrsehiBs A. = xrstinx
sione .e yefr- but b. = yeaaa e.eash
- hs ss fsafi-ss a. sfou asI ffse -
ses,s rn his rsnf.ef.eas q faahk Tia
F.arbers who are d--fis4 ing fse irsat
~ srrttefr sssescis - ife So ~ HFss
ate ere stea sithest k-.sar ~ ron
~leHee T.es sr. aet aaig stsiatas
sfsfs a. Bot e~sry lu-aaef - sanaa
~ ssea 2-iioss s,oaid - ssf<pt-i .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
HOTEL GOSSIP.

IL don't know whether / am attended
by a hoodoo or a mascot said Paul X.
Shordilie, Chicago travelling man In
The New Livingston yesterday. Il par
ticipated In both the jackson and Bat
tie Creek wrecks, and in each case one
OF the trains was the one | intended 10
take. At jackson was standing on the
platform with my grip in my hand wait
ing for west bound train. when the
smash-up' occurred. Ii was the most
horrible thing | had ever seen. and |
hoped | would never again see anything
like il IL gave me the nightmare for a
week-until the Battle Creek wreck
At Battle Creek 1 intended TO take the
east bound train. and was called at 3
o'clock in the morning. The transfer
agent had mislaid my che: ks, and
missed tho train. was giving the hotel
clerk few private views on
the subject Of transfer men. when
We heard the mufiled crash OF the wreck.
There were not more than forty persons
on the scene Of the accident when the
clerk and | arrived. All OF us ran
around tho'train like wild men. trying
20 do something for the burning victims
aud too ratified 81 know what We were
doing. We stood fifty feet from Mrs
Van Dusen while she was being burned
alive. and could DO nothing at all 10 aid
her. IL seems as II the spectators SUI
fered as much torture as the poor wo-
man herself Thefc was a heroine for
you No martyr at the stake ever showed
men how 20 die IA she showed them.
No human beng ever met the tortures
81 death with more christian fortitude
Nobody but a woman could have the
courage to meet death as she did
Mrs l. II. Thayer. one Of the old resi-
dente 81 Ionia, dined Ia The New Liy-
ingston yesterday. She was on her way
20 lonia from Glenn Rock. Wyoming.
where she has been visiting her son.
Dr. George y. Nichols. a prominent
Martin ply stefan and one o. the leading
republicans Of Allegan county. dined in
The New Livingston yesterday.
Warren SHETLAND will open an oyster
counter IN the billiard room a The Nor
too about November 10
Emory Bridge % Sweets hotel is home
from Chicago
NoFroN n. q Sesrc. Lansing. n. q.
Holland. SagiEa~: u. G. Iiliotsoo. Mus.
kszon: g. X wyman. White Cloud, J.
g. ford Fruitport: ]. W Harvey, De
froit, l. I. kinney. woodvIile.
Nrw L1YTScsTox- C r. Nichols Mar.
ito. Thomas kcyes. lonia. = y DAVIS.
Jsekeun, Mrs " A. Stearus Sheridan.
Mfs e. Carlisle. Doroit. john A. ffsfE.
Grand Haven
SwvFf'- J T. barbour, Ancgzn; r
2 Men. EsgihaW, =. ~ wslieuifial
Holland 81. III prcw. Detroit, " =
Pike. Morley, ge~sph~ smith. Battle
Cfeek. -. A finhsr Detroit
EsetF Peter Smith. Mahistee. q. r.
ksss. fteFenre. u ] Ersln. Lake City.
s NeAfe~. Iasssie~. John isee. Vol
iso.i iseft Siaytoa, Lake Ara. p
rfeesns tfoiiaad
hssf u ~ urGff Traverse cts
tbAsiss thae1,es. Sazsnss g a
tifeeeF Bette Cfsek Is , kiasss AnA
eifs lsfksea = - tsai.ass. tatkash
ta4asscsss u, " rsla. se@fi4. q
>. fiteh. Nafisad. J..ha uafsas. fisa
nsnas 1, n t,afff. Aieease, n eesifh.
hai@taassrs, Nhssiss. llsekfaed. q n
Ashsa. ljs hseisla
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

it.elf - tie god ssass a essry zee AZ
long - cQalislo1s appe4r 81 - knsxltzhle
thsy should he prspsrel Tor TAe Fos-
srnor says thai his sxporienoe ~ con.
mis<ieoer q railroads. - eel = he IN.
eideats q the past tic weska hare Ca.
xinoed him that the state shoAzld pre-
scr.he. by legal eDsetnsat tk.s plans
and specifications - bs followed ID TIE
ctnstTDcfion q eoackes fox 49, O.
Michigan rosdA Sincs tAs GEL. builf
slsspsrk. in case e oolllssoo. withstand
the shack. while the ordinary dsy
coaches are crushed lis e<x shells Ne
has come 70 the conclusioa that The
danger q coaehe< beiss teie-coy,ed
would b materially redaoed II their
strength approximately. - sesz5 -
poasibls. 10 that 81 the slsepersL lie
says that be cannot recall an in<fsEoe
in zhich sotibuled cars tsiese<xcd
The governor and the railroad con-
missioner viii make = thorough insssa-
gstioa into the Battle Greek disaster,
and il Is probable that the subject q
railroad iegislatton wiil hold = prou.i-
neat place IN Goyernor Rieh's message
10 the next legislature The warnings
Of the past few weeks shoald not he die.
regarded BY the stale of Michis4n.---
State Affairs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

He Believes is viii be Completed by
January.

j. II. Van Dorm OF Cleveland. presi-
dent Of the Van Dorm Iron company. is
guest in The Morton. He is in the
city to consult with A. W. Rush concern
ing the remodeiing OF the county Jail.
The new part will be finished by Jan
uary /. il nothing unforeseen happens.
Tho cells will be in as soon as the jail
walls are up. We are at work on them
now. The work has been delayed some;
but il will be pushed from now on. The
cells for the old part will be ready as
soon as the prisoners are moved into the
new part The work on the old part
will then be pushed and completed IN a
few weeks" In speaking of the iron
that was returned on account of being
too light. Mr.. Van Dorm said: There
was little mistake about il. that was
all. 1t will be made all right. and there
will be no further trouble or annoyance
about il. 1t all happened through a
slight mistake in measurements"
MIR. Rush is also confident that the
new part OF the Jail viii be completed on
time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
TO SPREAD The TAX
MS KICK AsAlLfD NOTHING


~. A.. - A. a. R....1 - -
-. - - :. -. = -.
ss.s'eAt M~Asns ~~s sfs- tNr
FeSec'ea tako< ~ the NH ware - ne1-
tloned exclusively In IaE ti1kk1o 80
terdsf nornins, Al q ths wards and
townships we're ordered a. spread al ~
iecfsd tsxas due the state ana oonnsy
upon their Foiis SuTersiser fshsenfela
disooscred that hs would have sbouf
tl 60 81 rsjefed taxes on n8e rie,s q
propsrt, "a hi< ward yeslnrdsy nloruins.
DIR. feksenfsld made = notl0n 10 rooon.
sldar 80 much - tho report 81 the con
niftce On resectad taxes ~ reforrod 10
fifth ward His motion prevailed and
then the supervisors We'd xlth each
other IN trying n have the ssur action
taken In their xsras A Tine tangle sss
the result The motion Wa recensid-
ored and Mr.. Hogadone usossa that the
matter Of rejected taaea in the
fifth ward be referred 20 the commit
tne on rejected faxns tie prosecuting
attorney AID the sepsrtisor u the ffEh
ward Mr. Leppink a the fret ward
asked % have = I8scs q property in his
ward trestsd In the same way. This
wss ruled cut Of order. A lony discus
sion followed In vss sxident fh.t the
case was one a. peculiar nature The
property has been Sold year afier sear
10 the city. The title i 10 mixed that
the tar sharks vii not have snythine
% do with a. After q half hour a
squabbiing a motion xas made % ABORT
the report IL the COMMITTEES ca rejected
taxes a. snbmittnd. Further oompllca.
tions we're arertcd by a motion 90 nd-
journ until o'clock.
After dinner the question was sesin
taken up. and several members n the
equalization committee and Mr.. Fchseo.
field. who had spent the noon hour Ia
locking up the las on the subject and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
STATE PRESS COMMENT

A vote on the repeal a the sherman
silver Law will undoubtedly be taken 10
day and the indications are that the
house will also pass the bill and that IL
will Immediately 20 the president for
his signature and thus put 40 end 20 this
long drawn out and senscless discission
over the repeal Of the Sherman law
Kalamazoo Gazette.
Senator Allon OF Nehrzska got q forty
ounce brick OF pure silver for his fifteen
hour speech in the senate. He viii prob
ably be more energetic nou than ever In
demanding that the government euhance
the price of the silver product He has
a personal and pecuniary interest In
il now.-Detroit Free PreeA
There is no lau against giving your
daughter a men's name in infancy IN you
choose. A Michigan woman whose bap-
tismal name as William I.oring Spencer
has just been granted a pension Better
get masculine name In this way than
by marrying a fooL-Muskegon Chron-
icle.
The -high.in- councils-of the
administration continues 10 furnish the
Washington correspondents with large
consignments OF interesting matter
which comes under the head of import
ant il true.-Detroit Tribune.
So far Muskegon escapes with ease
from the workings Of the inheritance tax
law which went into effect last August
and the belief is increasing that the law
will not touch anywhere very closely
Muskegon News.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Monday night Corinns. assisted By
the kimbsll opers company. vili give
-Hendrick Hudson" In The powers
This is the burlesqus that Fay Temple.
ton attempted 20 star In short tune
ago. The reserve seat sale viii open
this morning.
The conglomerate bill a. Smiths this
week has pleased many tastes 1hs
final performances viii be given this
afternoon and evening,
The White Slave" which has beer
playing q week az The Grand. viii Clos
It's engagement with q matinee and
night performances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Notwithstanding her zdssncsd sgs. b
stAl active and hszirhs. she bidis tar
20 oatisse n,ost q her ehlldrsa Hofsifh-
standing the 1lxht q nlnefy hour
ye>ss Her nlad = sflli good. although
she has difncaity N leueEnberinx reoens
events Her glslhood stass are still
fresh IN her msnory and che recalls
eiesrly many a. Tie srents u the var n
lsl2 Ars Clark eoucs frem long
lived family. Her father Vas nearly 100
years Old At the time Il bis death. and
one a hsr sisters died sops time aso a.
the sge u e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
OFFERS SUGGESTIONS
,. w. Ro~enthal Addresses a Com
municatIon to- the Turn Ncrein.

Chairman Rosenthal % the executive
committee 81 the Charity society in the
following communication addressed TO
the Turn Ncreln suggests a means OF
relieving the most actual want, as be
thinks by the cooperation OF all the
charitable societies that may be started:
To the President ard Members OF the
Turn Nerein Society:
GENTLEMEN- To the end that some
practical good NAV result from last
nights meeting. permit NE 20 offer this
suggestion: That under the auspices ~
your worthy verein there shall be
started society 10 be known as the
name you may prefer The executive
committee or officers IL said eociesy will
be welcome 10 a seat In the councils %
the Charity Organization society. as
will the representatives n all kindred
societies. many Of which must b. imme-
diateiy started IN this city. thus BY
hearty cooperation OF all our citizens
se hope TO prevent much distress ia
this community. The probicrn Of relief
from the conditions that confront us can
only he met by getting every good per
son ~ tho community heartily inter
ested. Tor IN union there H. strength. and
through these organizstions and their
CO operation we hope g. solve the prob.
lem. Our generous fellow tizens are
eniitlri t0 thanks for having taxed the
initiative IN the matter - uRitstion, AMI
Ne snos they vii continue their efofts
aud hope they will 10 the Grsi In the
held With some such equalization as
above Indicated. lei M uzye the ne
cessity for iu mesiisie action
Nsry truiy.yours
J " Ko~EvTHaE.
Chairman Executive Committees Charity
ufgauixation soclets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

bids behind an sno1yncos lsttss slgnsd
-~hifecsps= Whsshsr Abe Bsssh has
iatszfsrsd ~ifb tasir hidsoas process u
s.auettef = snknosa: bat Il N hasn't
he . ia.s ths usn that soslA It's .
nishry good thing the erseers u the
lao are making Il anoomfoftaEls tor
thsn- Aean~hils Ale Bush OH con
tinss % e@s three meals day and sleep
In peace antll be eas lay hHnsis on enc
q the thrs4fsasrs and wh>a he does get
hold a os- of then : shil><ap viii re-
port 10 his tslloss the voEst thTashing
. whiteczp ever Feceised
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Nate saeekes's Ola Hos-s H.s Awak-
eacd Axata-

eae<1 Axain-
A lively light occurred az tho old
Nate Miller house Thursday night. and
while nobody wss hurt. q horse ut
taehed 10 carriage pitched In freals u
the house was friGkisned and ran away.
completely demolishing the rig The
row started early Ia the evening. when
an odd man whose name could not be
learned called At the house and de
manded that William Young. whom he
claimed was drunk in the house. come
out Mrs. William Patterson. who lives
In the house. came out and attempted 20
quiet him by telling hiEa that Young
had gone. lie then demanded that Mr..
Patterson come out, bat was told that
he had gone To bed Theold man would
not leave. however. aud about o'clock
MIR. i'at,erson's hired man appeared on
the scene. he passed few words with
the drunken man and then knocked him
OF the porch. loung's horse was
hItched TO one of the porch pillars. and
as the old man rolled OF the porch the
horse pulled the pillar entirely from be-
meath the structure and ran down Lake
avenue. where il colhded with q by
drant. demolishing the buggy. IL is not
likely that any arrests will follow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Reasons Given why the Names viii
Not He Published.

Up to date no cases Of consumption
have been reported TO the board OF
health as contagious diseases, notwith-
standing the recommendations Of the
state board OF health in that regard.
Secretary Wilson says the cases will not
be published when they are reported for
several good reasons. lie says the dis
ease is not dangerous to others. except
those in the house with the patient, so
the general public is not interested in
the publication Of these cases Besides
it is not every person suffering from the
disease who really knows the true nature
OF the disease. 1t would DO poor policy
TO have them gain that knowledge from
the papers. II cases are reported the
number reported will be given out,
nothing more.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
HEn s,rH suuruDsY.
Nr@ Catherine tisrk. Pioneer.
NeartE = frsafaFs did

Nra Catherine Clark. . rsones-r.
NesriF eratary DID
Nra Catherine 1'ark. ons q tie
Fios~efs - ffssd Tapisls. eeiehrass-l
bee stth birthday gssisf,isy ~ TIE rs=i
deAce Il ~ dsAg fsf. Mfa n. Z PEI
fan - = foautaia ssgsat Mrs Clark
80 Bern "a Ass lefs 1ny 1hetalsg -
lsW She r4nle - f4fafi k4ttias eth
Der hasbsHa 1sWs- c4ak ~ isxs
shsn ta~fr Ness oeis lsa f&altes tn he
Fiaen fsvsee - her eh4ls3fsa sfa asias
ltfse - shaa, ssfs ssfh h.af tssies.ias
The nsisa ekliafen afs Nfs u &. "a
90 q fhis stif Ma u A tsssk ~ kae
s4s - Hfs 4essf6 a.,s - pas
asid. NJ = u Cabh 20 l.st. fsfg. 81
r ttafs = Eeesfsssi. D. T. ,.iask ss.l }
Ffaas Cas- a - hApeia. Mss tisss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

SEsAroE SrEwAEs yesterday added
another section 10 his few rcmsrks~ on
the repeal ball Ii is now in order for
somebody to propose compromise on
has speech. Unless he gets &c lastly
within the next two months by an order
granting permission 10 print in the
Record the vote on repeal vii. not he
had before next June.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

The recent railroad horror AZ Battle
Creek has demonstrated the necessity
~ further legislation foF the protection
n human hfe. The problem 90 preren-
tion ~ FIRE in wrecked cars has net yet
been soived. There must be light add
heat in every night train. hut how 10
secure them with assurance Of safety
from srr w case - collision ie dificuit
O. determine II seems a. II electricity
could b maize practicable. ~ the st0r-
sze process, fof The Tprpcse ~ lighting
AZ passenger tfsins. and II Wizard
fdisyn could devise poune method n
beating tFains ~ tne sane agency Be
souid eosler uFon humanity even q
greater blessing fnar be hss re- DIR.
II viFw - Vkst he he's ALREADY doas
wifh ciec'gfcify 10 Dae 10 justified a.
ccncintiug tat beat may net ~ prar
firAiif eyolfrd from that ussferiszs
sesnry - inftrsate arfeRFs g. te The
eshnsetian tefN@sn .xbi sud hat hua
eifeusfifY. bet ssesashas. sbss tnexs
can ~ dane - mako TIE pfslinsfy meth
,sie - iEhiine snd hsatins ussr~ safsf
u ~iii iax the s<tan ~ cur leGislaffrs
q sn@Nsf
tsesFfnea kirt = heaf fer.E exFfFferas
- fa ft,aa 1s.ss sai~sisseef 80 etsra kfn
= e-.i iassEht - scfss q ths pfotisas
- fNsifsiA.isns 49, sasTrstf5 enasAet
sahisst e lasssl.siss. sAseA eeanssas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
Min. WIN Rum Half Time.

LAScasTKR. Ia. Oct IA notice has
been posted in the two Farnum cotton
mills here. employing loo hands. that
after this week the mills viil only be
run on alternate weeks until business
allows running on full time Stored
away ia the warehouses ~ the mills are
goods worth nearly s3ocn0o0. and until
some % this great stock is sold the mills
will run co half time
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

UNpEs the new rules governing the
higher breaches % oddfellowship fifty
per cent q the funds raised by assess-
meut which has hitherto been sent out
Of the state wiil Re retained for the use
o. state cantonments A happy change.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

No srRosoEE proof % hard times
could - furnished than 10 supplied in
the Information concerning the falling
OF in postal revenues When people are
ch2ry Il STAMPS II must be tight work
% get possession II dimes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28
CARELESS EMPLOYEES.

Since January 81. there have been
twenty five fatal accidents on western
railroads. The death roll amounts to
Us and SIS persons were more or less
seriously injured. In not more than
i've out Of these cases was there any
possible excuse for the wreck. The
other twenty smashups were the result
OF inexcusable carelessness- In each in
stance the accident could have been
prevented IL some employs had not ne
elected his duties at a critical time.
What have the railroad companies to
say 10 this! They cannot shirk the re-
sponsibility. 1t 10 their duty to employ
competent and careful men. Thoy have
not done so. II they had. there would
be no such APPALLING death list to bear
witness against them. Morally. IL not le-
gally. the officials Of the roads upon which
these wrecks have occurred are respon-
sible Tor the catastrophe. Had they en-
ployed men whose ability and careful
hess were not open to question; had they
impressed upon their employees the
necessity for extreme caution and in
sisted that even the most apparently 10
consequential regulations 10 preserve
human life. were rigidly enforced. there
would have been Tar fewer accidents and
fewer deaths They have wangonly
sacrificed human life to increase the
earnings Of their road. and hid their
criminal carclcssness by casting the re-
sponsibility upon employees who never
should have occupied positions that en-
ablcd them 10 endapger human life,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Bosros. hub % the universe and cen.
Ser u culture. has been di-graeel by a
rot excited By dazoes one may shortly
expect ChiEsse Instruction on Copley
S..uarr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

wrrs The close % the worlds Fair aud
the end q the senate debate. the uupar
alieied spectacle and unprecedented bur
lesaue u Americas greatness sill be r.
moved fron the stage % action.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

CsFrsI~ SHEtnssEE thought be could
rross The Atan'ic 10 i1fs~,s dory. and
ATTEMPTED T. The ne4i een~os report
wiil shes secrs.se q oas Tor The yesr
faff
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

~ aniun y ihe patriarrhial Circi.
and lssrnic order roFcrfal keusfa
lrnt sad frsternsi eef-r 81 - ~.fal5.
isae,f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

Gen. c. l. Eaton. sdiutaat general %
the state troops. and John Cole. chief
clerk in the auditor generals Office in
lansing. are guests In The Morton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

D. es~f 80 essaty shsat $50 e. go
tisr sss~Fss~ss - th@ fifiis ssni thsg ts
ssasf f~rfasm h. sist5
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

bssfn AfHt . slosiY ~sasruisg froa
th~ fl~aflfy n xhieh h~ 80 thrasa
- tbs nrefertesn = tsFaFsss si.asioe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-28

wAsnrso.os. Oct 2z~-For lower
Michigan. Partly cloudy. decidedly
colder. high northwest sindA