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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

Ahoaf twenty mentrFs Il Michigan
eouneil. X I. n L.. Il Battle Sreex, are
expected "a be the guests Il Valley City
eouncl neat Monday night, and 81 the
Close II the Lodge ~ession banquet viii
Re spread an the rom Al the rear II
Good Tempiars' hail.
Knights q 81 John IN uniform and
members II the Catholic Mutual benefit
association attended the funeral 81 VII
lam IL. King yesterday. escortiDg the re
mains from the depot on their ARRIVAL
from Minneapolis.
The regular meeting a the Political
Equality club will be held al the home
~ the president. No. los hast Bridge
street. tomorrow evening. A literary
aud musical program viii BE rendered
All are invited.
The result Il the shooting match be-
tween eight men from the eighth and
ninth wards vs. picked eight from the
rest II the city. resulted in victory for
the former. The score Was lus 10 -
Engines Nos. IL aud li3 - the new
series that the Baldwin company j.
making for the q. k a l. road have ar
rived and will be used ON passenger runs
on the northern division ~ The road.
The Athletic club will give dancing
party tomorrow evening at the clubs
hall in the Metropolitan block. During
intermissions there Will be exhibitions
OF skill Of the members.
Court Lyon. No. 4i6 l. O. q. r.. win
give a musical and literary entertain
ment at Greenwood hall No. "a Canal
street. Thursday evening. Admission
free.
Ii has been hard winter for bees.
Many have died and many others may
not survive till their summer season II
harvest. Consequently honey Will be
high.
The order ~ the Woodmen II the
World Will give literary and musical
entertainment in Good Tempiars' hall, on
the evening Of March =.
Several hundred G.. A. K veterans
passed through the city yesterday on
their way 10 the reunion al Benton
Harbor.
The clearing house figures yesterday.
sl97 La 81. show an increase over the
corresponding day Of last year Of s5l.-
7s94S
The Silver Ring club will give prize
masquerade dance IN the Hibernian
hail on Ottawa street Thursday night.
Maccabees 81 Division No. 3 gave an
other large masquerade dance at the
hall. No. Pearl street. last night.
4 horse owned 10y William Leonard.
the exdepuiy sheriff. and valued al
200. was poisoned on sunday.
The Monday Sketch club opened its
meetings in Art hall in the McMulIen
block yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

Patrick Nc(surrin. an old man retud
iox On Ellsworth avenue. Was taken
sufslenly III ia - Ansrews cathedral
Yesterday morning during the f1ue-al
services u William hscg. 1ir. Nc6ur-
-in fell in a FAINT and far some minutes
he appeared r. ~ dead. lie revived,
hsee,er. ard Wss taken q his home.
Ih~ funeral - William king was he'll
az y 1t.fN yesterday morning 10 ~.
Andres cathedral The g. VI. B. \.
and h1ieAfs x -. John attended n a
ho.lv Mr. King Vas member n both
Il these societies and the floral tributes
from tho members WERE beautiful. Mas
va surg By r.. Bennlng.
Chairman Dwight Goss will call a
messing q the republican city com
mi;les Tor Thursday night IN his o-hce
in Tie Widdicomb building Tor the pur-
pc II ealing ward caueuses Tor the
s'ss ton n delegates - the coming city
convention anu setting date for the
convention.
Horace Hayes. about % years Il age.
bind. minus one arm and partially de.
n4nfed. uas picked up on Monroe street
l.s-f evening ~ Patroiman Dunlap and
cent 20 headquarters for safe keeping
f'|tiAA ''fs4t.t - go -fl't ~~-.~0t~AA y Att7
home or family.
Fa4 annual statement n the Grand
Eatid- Monument company was fled
yesterday showing The affairs d stand
- follows Capital stock. tfpoto: paid
in. f1ooo. real estate. fl.lJo. personal
estafe. si.s-i rs. debts. si4e2, credits.
s.0z.
Most = The delegates 70 the @. A. II.
state ernrampmeuf. list Il whom was
patiishesi sunday. eft for Benton Har
ior yesterday The remainder viii 90
fts loornfog. The eucampunent wall last
through tomorrow.
Nauf William A. Clark = the latest
nan s.. sesl n Tor alderman on the re-
T4t.tsn ticket 20 succeed Alderman
breEIe fte eleventh ward. Alder
man pserge has positively refused
renerrirstlen.
fsre~nwoe.i Ledge q Good Trmriar-
gave tcE sncisi Ia ~ ccsy lodge recue
cr 4 snai street. lsst night Nearly 9h
rrc~rnt insiaxei IN graBd march - a
finale - he pleasures q she evening.
- ssrsad Rapids FDiiing Chair 4
Table, eofnEsry AL. build q hrirk Fac
fofy thss >prsg 20 tha site Il tie one
destroyed - IRE three monihs ago.
fbs Wicox feat sn8 Light crnr,s-y
fei Articles - sss~-cistian yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

The fanfrai 4 Bert Real eill b. held
81 TIE rc~ifence - bic parents. NJ. -
Henry sfrc.st. ~ 10 O'Clock this after
noon Ih4 Rev. Dan n. bradley viii
olhciate
At a meeting q the Press club yester.
day afternoon. The following gentlemen
Rere selected a. bearers George A
Mcintyre AL Fred , Adams n The
Democrat john n Finn - The Even
lng Press. Harry CFrsn eli II The Eauis.
Bert Hal laod Harvey brown q 1ar
HsRstn. u - expected that .one -
~ t.esd's former aeserlafr~ a. ths can
iiai ali sttend the fuuerai.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
News OF the Churche-.

Mrs. George naxler will entertain tho
Ladies' Home Mission society 81 the
Second street NJ. +. church in her home.
No. 40 Turner street. Friday afternoon.
A musical and literary entertainment
viii be given in /. o. G.. +. hall Thurs
day night for the benefit Of the Colored
Baptist Church society.
Miss Julia Barlow will entertain the
Junior auxiliary Of ST. Marks church on
Friday afternoon at her home. No. 20
Lyon street.
81. Marks Young Wonen's society
viii meet IN the chapel tine afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
Personal Mention.

l.. J. Bates son has a badly lacerated
finger. the result % coasting accident.
Amputation may be necessary.
Master Charlie Logan OF No. "A Ran
SOM street. who has been sick with gas
sric fever. Is convalescent.
Representative \. :. White went 10
Chicago sunday evening and will be in
Lansing tomorrow.
John Mitchell OF the West Bridge
street house is seriously III sith typhoid
pneumonia.
Miss Alice Everhart 81 Chicago is re-
covering from an illness and viii soon be
out again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
IN THEIR NEW HALL
Labor Unions Dedicate TIER
Headquarters LAST Night
PROGRESS OF LABOR UNIONS
A. shown By tkeoos<is and ~ spsAkess
Of the Eseaing-- ~ hat Lst,pe Leg
isi4ssoa h Accomplishing.

Ths new haI, Of the Central Labor
n,l.l. 49, az. Sf.~ .l.thlng NOUS. y A
,.,.l-l.-.t,. ...ss,---,..t - n;.<.s Ia !. ID
=. h-s, "a
~'e' "a IT, hs*' $3.50 40 - - -
= aieoiy furn1hsa- ~ neNH nr"e
conveniently arranged than the cd one
and IL a source Of pride % TIE central
body II labor organizations The uso<
!. ..,v.....f 9Th . Rruz-el. Garnet IL Ugh
-..,.... - s.,~.,.,,.. - h..e, nros,sies;
- -. -. -, 80, mi ehe-<x.
-. -. - -, -.
he meeting last h'ens -.
largely aftsnard as hsa pSVn
bak tbe program ~as carried oA' 40 J,
hal been previously announced. +. r.
Mills presided and <peechss On
.abar tones wefe made by res.
eral Iea.iers In labor circlss Dir.
Mil read A history q the Central
Labor union and senator Doran spoke
en- iabar .sziglatlon. he said the labor
organizations u the country are now m
position u demand legislation acd re-
ceige Il. Thee can xieid a strong IN
fuenc. backed 10 hy large body. They
have .loae more 70 educate the laboflng
f...spIe than al else combined. Ines
Az. A benefit - themselves and 70 the
community. The senator referred 10 the
lfil- xhich Re has introduced Ia the
legislature ia The interest u labor. Ito
eoan,.,ratesl them a. follows a bill -
present laborers from being ciSenhrged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
Honored Mr.. Stevens.

An informal and pleasant reception
was rendered by Mrs. T.. +. T.. Carpenter
at her home on Park street after the
Oratorio society concert last evening in
honor IL Mrs Stevens. the Detroit tenor.
who contributed such fine solo work in
The Cioister Scene" Among these
present were: Messrs. and Mesdaues
\. III. Morehead. III. c. Post. r. VI. Davis.
l.. T. Eddy, Messrs. c. u. Stevens. G.. b.
White, Frances Campbell and DIR. II. ID.
Freeman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

DR. Cobb Concludes His Paper on
That subject Before the Pastors

At the pastors conference Yesterday
afternoon in St Marks chapel. the Rev.
Dr. Sanford IA. Cobb read the eoncln-
sion Of his PAPER. introduced two weeks
ago. on the subject Of Church and
State in America
About dozen ~ the city pastors were
present. The paper yesterday was an
historical sketch 81 the colonies prior 10
the revolutionary war. 4 state church
existed in all Of the colonies al that
time. excepting Pennsylvania. Rhode
Island and Delaware. and tie "Blue
Laws were enacted 10 keep the church
IN existence under the control OF the
governments. At the close OF the revo-
luton an entire separation Of the two
bodies vas effected.
At the conference next Monday.
Bishop Gillespie will read paper on
the interesting subject OK Church Tax
ation,' and large attendance is re-
quested by the officers OF the organiza-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

Il am often asked that question" said
Thomas ID. Gilbert yesterday in re-
sponse 10 a question from reporter
Tor Tax HERALD regarding the central
lied charity enterprises We'll. YOU
may say that Mr.. Rosonthal and myself
have somehow became the meet active
persons 10 this matter and as We have
both been deferred by sickness from
getting ABOUND It hasn't moved much.
We held q meeting. however, this after.
noon. and determined % first solicit a
little for means 10 get started and see
meanwhile how the people take 10 il.
Then sci call for volunteer yie,tora
which - tne II the main principles n
the plan. Persons musnt expect to ace
tho mh.etluD IN three months. YOU
Know. w shall get il started IN time.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
summer win Bring Returns.

Were not doing much getting ready
for summer business up al North park
yet said the Hon. c. c. Comstock yes
terday. 1T was pretty expensive keep.
ing the railroad running this past win
ter. what with the snow and hard work
to get coal, but we kept it going pretty
well. The Reeds lake resort has rather
the advantage OF US at present from
having through line. but we've got a
desirable resort. 1t cost us a good deal
OF money, and guess there'll be plenty
Of patronage for both this year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
Made n Fair Proposition.

The committee on poor has decided 70
accept the proposition OF Mr.. Cowles,
contractor for furnishing the poor de-
partment with wood. Mr.. Cowles
offered TO pay the wages OF man. to be
selected by the committee. to pile and
measure all wood delivered by him. lie
says there has been so much said about
him giving short measure that he pro-
poses 10 stop further talk OF that kind.
With this agreement the committee de-
cided not to cut his bills for wood al.
ready delivered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

IL Advocated by Clerk Twsnai~y or tbs
Publfc Works Hard.

lit was a great mistake q include as
sessnlcnts for sewers IN the easy pay
rnent plan In making amendments y
the city charter" said Clerk i~ainiFf
n the heard II public works Ia . =
porter flf TnE HEesfD yesterday. III
Is an altogether different matter frora
assessments Tor street improvements
Ia the latter the district only extends
100 feet on each side. bat sewer asscsss
menis are made FOR the entire area 10 be
drained ard the amounts are 80 small
that II Isn't worth while 10 extend the
payments over period OF ave YEAR,.
There are 40 provisions Tor serving No
tlces on the property owners aud the
city treasurer Says that after three years
under that system IL viii take more
clerks 10 collect the sewer assessments
than are now employed for collecting
the general taxes. As the lots change
hands. those who purchase won't be in
formed - the sewer assessment half the
time. While in the matter IL street int
prosemenss they would be sure to know
81 II. IL they had provided that all Az
ssssmenis amounting 10 Si0 or over he
extended over five years IL would have
worked al right. but the collecting 81 a
few cents from 80 many different PEI
sous viii be very Troublesome and will
benefit nobody. OF course. the council
may assess under the i've year or TIE
old plan. "a il chooses. Perhaps the
aldermen will see that one assessment Is
the better way as applied 10 sewers"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

The capital stoe ( 10 $4,000 q which
ca. 30 > PAID IN
clasx 4 Bosen have secured contract
u ali the fsllFuad and he Interests f'r
AseA.san q TIE Paelfe Mutual lnsaf
4nee compaas.
Mae czses II laoking glass plate Tor
the West Niehigzn Furniture eonapany
4ese rsceised IA The custom house yes
terdas.
Fox artillery battery began holding
drills On Noadsy night last nishi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

samuel J. Thompson ~ Lowell met
with a fatal accident Saturday even.
iu9 in Trains hotel IIe was sone
What under the inf'oenrc q liquor
and tni~eiiig bis footing AZ the
head = the cellar stair vas throw 70
the cellar sopr. sustaining injuries g. Tie
heal. from which b. died IN ahuf two
hours Mr. Ihomp~on was O. years old
anil 4 Tiuneer Ia Lowell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

~ meeting = the citizens = last
tiniad Kalads held last night ihe folasa
80 uesi a'ae neninfifsi President.
io'aaa ,. it@ri. clerk. Hobart y Mslsf.
tFeae0fff. Harl~g II Lyon. asaesss,t
tirlFst fanne. hr-liwsy l4slnHsf.
S Ven knrtefen. fslssfsss. d y N4box.
Waiter flefse. D&sshf bnsAs aud
ttsfss Aicbaa. esnaiahls. ebafies ?.
Nof1ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward l.. Gill and wife
bad narrow escape from asphyxiaiion
on Sundey. \ gas light In bathroom
adjoining their bedroom became ex
tingliisned in some unknown way. leav.
ing the gas escaping. They awoke dur
ing the night in a semi CONSCIOUS condi-
ton. but Mrs. Gill succeeded in getting
out and securing assistance aud both
were nearly recovered yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

Walter Stiles and Orville Reed. two
young boys. are charged with having en-.
terrell basement storeroom. ia which
tho fruit vendor at the corner - Monroe
and Ottawa streets stores bis wares. and
stealing a quantity ~ fruits and candy
Detectives Cast and Jakeway arrested
them last night On 4 charg= ~ burglary
and larceny ard they were locked % h.
asait examination ia court
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

The other day: bat eoe senator ~es'
hack On "a. We s1sli wait until xs
have : fuh Representatives. II some II
he fslloss iidn promi.e themselves ~
both sides ~e eouldngurc better. ! has'
tnund that IL - usually safe b have !.
snarsia II three "a hour votes. Makes
up for tss msa with bad memories. yosi
hreN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

TIE iofeefaa = Elst - ne carriage
te<1ss- iesa sl1ta is-f nssitis..afi.,H. selh
~ aaase@ ,f-ssa1.s.-s fef.sa oss 81 fils c5es4
afa 49, - fse saft.es -
tett Ieefs D.. AMI Iise Ina
ff4f 41.~sf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

telfsi = re eshs 81 Tsnnsis vii -
.esa - fsses fsss3 s=lsrsa tosls lst sssa
tssaofTss alxAt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
ut KllABlF Inls -. e : :, ~.

''tset q s'fers fF ssSe a aaetiau II ~
- Aeniaf Marcia il Ehs eafiFe ~tsek
nes saaf teiisT.ne ssris. tfmas -
tsd 60 49, - Ne. 10 tiffsss ssseet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07
Shameful
Confession

fiita shameful confession n
make thar many people are
wiling % use sdaisgrs;e,i sfti-
eics because they are cheaper,
snd n q ing 50 ofsen subject
ing themselves ID inisfioas
effects, f0r il must not te
Supposed that those vho are
wlIng. az the eost Of rrpu-
fadoa ani for TIE pnrpose -
gan. - impose asis'tera-ed
reosis npou the pubise. would
k<siats % use inIarioss
sdnlirrsnfs
IT.. Pre- hss "a established
fepufsiloa f.sr manufacturing
eeo1 I'D rarc articles. ani
IS T4rl Fisvof'ne ~
trzcis ~ Fsa. 81. Iesnso q. sir.
are sAe nest Qssteet Easae. /.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

Come Quick as you will never have another
opportunity like this again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-07

FTER many years study and practical knowledge Pho
BIRkHoLz has discovered remedy which will
Make the Hair Grow Bald Heads matter how old
or how Young how long the head has been bald, as
long "a the pores he scan closed and the
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-18
Personal Mention.

Mr.. Joseph Walsh, Of Cannon Beach,
Is in town.
Mr.. Henry Doyle, Jr., of San Mateo,
Cal, is in town.
Mr.. H, S. MCGOWAN, of Chinook, was
N town yesterday.
Mr.. II. r. L. Logan came up from
elk Greek yesterday.
Mr.. d. C. Mcclellan and Mr.. 7.
Thompson, Of Skamokawa, are in town.
Mr.. G.. b. Cornwall, editor of the
Cathlamet Gazette. was in town yester-
lay.
Mr.. e. c. Holden has returned from
cortland after an absence of a few
lays.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. G. Megler, of Brook
field. came down the river yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. j. L. Weatherbee, of the Eureka,
Packing Company, is a guest at the
Occident.
Mr.. j. l.. Stout, of Seaview, came
down from Portland yesterday on his
way home.
DIR. w. p. Gibbons, father of Mr.. 4.
Gibbons, or this city. came up from San
Francisco on Sunday.
Irving Kern, a wholesale clam deal
er OF Cannon Beach. is In the city, stay
ing at the Hotel Tighe.
Mr.. ]. Harrington. the Pillar Rock
cannerymen, came down on the Teie-
phone yesterday afternoon.
Edward Wilson, formerly OF the
American ship Reaper. is now wear
ing the uniform Of first officer OF the
Manzanita.
Mr.. ]. c. Carruthers was a passenger
on the Telephone yesterday from Port
land. He will remain in this city dur
ing the summer.
Mr.. Robert b, Brennan, Of the Equit-
able Life Assurance Company, was in
town yesterday, He came down from
Portland to attend the funeral of Mrs.
General Adair.
Mr. Carlton Richards, of San Fran
cisco, brother OF Chief Engineer Rick
ards, Of the Manzanita, arrived In AS
toria yesterday on the Columbia, Mr..
Is government Chinese inter-
prefer at San Francisco, and is on his
way TO Portland on official business.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-18
HAWAIIAN SUGAR TRADE.

The magnitude OF the sugar industry
In Hawaii can be only feebly measured
by the statement that the production
in 1891 reached 10000 tons or 300. OO0, 900
pounds. 1t was the foundation, so to
say, OF a trade that with San Francisco
had reached = had exceeded = sixteen
millions Of dollars in value. 1t had
grown to this magnitude from very in
significant proportions, as San Fran
cisco took nearly all the sugar of Ha-
wall and imported in 1870 Of 1t only
11,570,92 pounds. Our trade in Ha-
wailan sugar has, therefore. increased
twenty-seven fold.
The Mckinley bill dealt a ban blow to
this industry, as 1t cut down the price
that could be had In this market just
about 2 cent per pound, and reduced
our trade correspondingly. But many
planters at once set to work to repair
the breach thus made In the bulwarks
of the sugar industry, and by improved
methods to do the work more cheaply
than 1t had been hitherto done. And
well-informed writer's say that the past
has been only the beginning of the SUI
gar industry. In many instances the
yield per acre is eight tons, or about
four-fold that of Louisiana. Five tons
can readily be obtained and at three
cents per ton, that is equal to $500 per
acre. This surely allows of sufficient
margin for cost and profit. With irri-
ton therefore the Hawaiian Islands can
become n Of the greatest sugar pro-
ducing countries Of the world. It has
cost as much as a quarter Of a million
dollars to irrigate a plantation. so thai
sugar growing cannot be entered int
by poor men. 1t must be done b,
large companies, by aggregate cap
ital.
That sugar growing in the Islands
pays is evident for a statement made by
a correspondent of the Report hat on,
large plantation in Kaui has paid since
the Mckinley bill became a law. a div.
idend of 10 per cent on a capital Of
100000, OF which only $4,000 has been
paid up.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-18
2,22S,672.

These figures represent the number
of bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
which were sold in the United States
from March, 1891, to March, 1892. Two
million, two hundred and twenty-eight
thousand, six hundred and seventy-two
bottles sold in n year, and each and
every bottle was sold on guarantee
that money would be refunded IL sat
isfactory results did not follow its use.
The secret of its success is plain. 1t
never disappoints and can always be
depended on as the very best remedy
for Coughs and Colds, cts. Price 50c.
and 800. At Chas. Rogers. drugstore.
The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-04-18
The Salem statesman puts things

The Salem Statesman puts things
about right. It says;
"Mr. Hadley. the new receiver of the
Oregon Pacific. knows how to make a
railroad pay-just simply cut down It's
Expenses lower than its receipts. A sim
pie rule. And he would make the thing
pay better II he had more Of 1t, spllced
onto the eastern end, and with a branch
TO Salem, and to Portland and Astoria.
We hope Mr.. Hadley win have his jur-
isdlction thus extended. Having been
proven faithful in small things, there
is a good Biblical example to follow in
entrusting him with greater things"