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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
ADJUSTMENTS.

Ii will be novel indeed to see a circus
GA the stage, and such Is promised in
the play A Country Circus" which
Will hold forth AT Powers tomorrow and
Saturday evening. with Saturday
matinee. During the action of the
piece a circus parade passes across the
stage In view II the audience. After.
wards all Of the performers appear in
the abbreviated arena. among whom are
included acrohats. clowns, bareback
riders and the indispensable ring master.
the latter role being cared for 10y the
we'll known player. Frank Tannchlll.
There are 10 persons in this production.
The sale Of seats was begun yesterday at
the box office.
Madge Heath has created a great sen
sation among the patrons Of Smiths
this week. This clever woman. whose
manner and attitudes ara irresistible. as
she renders Irish songs. is equal 10 Mag
gIu Cline. Men about town are lust
finding II out. and the pretty theater is
crowded at every performances She ~
the premier u the present engagement
by long odds.
4 matinee performance will Ice given
al The Grand today. The Pride ~ the
Market will bee presented for the FIRST
time this week. Tonight Myrtle Ferns
will be repeated
The Vendetta" which. by the way.
presents one ~ the most realistic marine
pictures ever offered on the local stage.
will follow the j. II. Browne company at
The Grand.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
WILL HAVE A TRACK
The Grand Rapids Bicycle Club
RICH, in Line.
IT'S WORK At NORTH PARK
&. 4. ComStock Gives q Lease frs~. ~
Charge aud "a Ciadcr CourSe
Viii he Constructed

The Grand Rapids Bicycle club is
deyising plane 10y which IL will have one
of the finest summer homes of the char
scter that eau be found IN the country.
The Hon. &. {. Comstock has given the
club lease free az charge for ten years
or AZ much longer as desired ~ tract
Of land on the west side Of the river OPP
posite The North Park pavilion and south
Of the West Michigan fair grounds. The
club has had the proposition under con
sideration for some tlrle. and a commit
tee composed 81 \. T.. Crozier. \. l.
Saliers. l.. >. Hunt. John Taylor and W
h. foiger was appointed 10 look the
ground over and ascertain the facilities
offered for constructing a track. Yes
terday afternoon the committee went
over the tract under consideration and
paced out space for a three lap track.
Tie surface OF the ground II all that is
desired la make II one 81 the pleasant test
race courses in the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

JEFrrRsoSvILLE. Ind, May 3-Over
two years ago Robert Montgomery left
his family in this city and his where
abouts were not known during this
time. Three weeks ago he arrived at
the prison south. under an assumed
name 10 serve q term OF three years in
the institution for grand larceny. sent
from 1erre Haute. lie is well known
throughout the city. Notwithstanding
that he came under an assumed name
he was recognized 10y number Of old
friends. az well as the guards at the
prison and several foreman working for
the CONTRACTORS at that institution. He
came under the name of Robert Girion.
The identification has created quite an
excitement Montgomery is we'll con
nocted aud has always stood well.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

A drummer for a New York jexelry
house Vas taken into custcd, al TIE
Mortnn house lsst Night by the T-ol,oe
detectives on suspicion that eli was no;
right In bic connectlons with the firm.
He Was taken Ia police hosdquaf
t-rs with HE sample cAs-.
which contained several thousand
dollars worth ~ vsiusb!os A rrpre-
sentative IL the house Who arriyed ,es-
teriay and caused the above procaei
ings. went through the Case and founi
everything %. h. and the drummer MAS
at once released
In seems that the agent had failed "a
communicate with has employers. -
that their suspicious were aroused
and member - the firm
came CD a. look him up. having
communicated with the police regard
Ing il several days ago. The employer
took charge IL the sample ca~e
and each went 10 their hotels AMIGA
bly after the Investigation. the change
81 carelessness being the oDly one
against the drummer. All concerned
eniosned the utmost secrecy On IL.
police and no names we're gwen out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
ARE THE POETS DEAD?

Are the poets ali dead! Verify. il
would seem so. II nothing else were
necessary 10 prove il. the verses that
have been written for the worlds fair
furnish abundant evidence. In all the
intricate mass 81 peniameters. tetmeters.
iambics and dactyls. there is little that
reaches the level Of common place.
Even the best IL II shows hopeless
mediocrity. more painful even than
the less pretentious portions.
The "Dedicatory Ode" is neither bet
ter nor worse than the -Prophesy." and
the Ode" read at the opening Of the
Woman's building is as destitute Of
poetic inspiration as either Of the others.
10 short. there Is no poetry in them.
only the rhythm and rhyme Of ex-
pressionless words-
Occasional poems are rarely good; but
literature contains few that are worse
than the products u the worlds fair
poets. Compare them 10 the Common
grafton Ode" % Lowell. or even the
-Morituri Salutamus" OF Longfellow and
the effect Is depressing: not - much
from the crudeness 81 the work a. from
the melancholy contrast between the
grandeur 81 the occasion and the in
ability 10 repeat its inspiration. 1t is
possible that there still are poets in
whose breasts burn the divine passion
q the muse; but none ~ them have
selected the worlds fair as the theme for
their song.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
BlG LEATHER TRUST.
IL Has q Capital OF $13O.OOO. 600 tO
Meet all Competition.

New YORK. May a-The consolidation
II the principal sole and belt leather
manufacturers in the country has been
accomplished under the title IL
the United States Leather com
pany. The new company has
been organized in accordance
with the laws Of New Jersey. The CAPT
tai stock Of the company is to be sla0, :
UOo.0Oo. divided into s60.0O0,O0O Of per
cent cumulative preferred stock. issued
for actual property. exclusive Of goods
turned over to it. and e60,O00.0O0 Of com
mon stock. None Of the stock will
be offered for sale, but all will
be retained by the vendors Of the
various properties purchased by tho new
company. For working capital the com
pany Is authorized TO issue tl0O00,00p par
value u bebentures gold bonds. and no
other mortgage bonds or obligations Of
that character can be issued without
the consent Of ~ per cent Of the Pre-
ferred stock outstanding at the tune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Ma. GlApsToSE's Home Rule bill will
be- considered in the house OF commons
Monday. Its fate still hangs in the
balance; but II is possible tina, the
genius and persistency IL the great
premier will be able 10 summon enough
votes % secur. its passage. Failure
would embitter the remainder q the
grand old mans life. and he has but a
few more months 10 live at most. IIis
fight IN behalf - Ireland and IRISH
liberty has been the croVning glory q a
career second an honor and usefulness
to none IN the annals u British history
The symps'hIes q the American people
ara with him and his cause.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
Shot Her Paramour.

San FRAScIsco. May 3.-Late this aft
crnoon on the boat from Stockton Mrs.
Worthing'on fatally shot Henry Brad.
ley II seems that the woman. who 10
the wife 81 an artist employed on the
Examiner. cloped few days ago with
Bradley. She took her two children
with her. but the couple quarrcled and
agreed IN return here. On the boat they
had dispute and the woman placed her
children in the steamer Office aud then
walked out and shot Bradley. Bradley
can live only short time. The woman
il small and fragile. but che had plenty
Of courage. as she put the pistol In her
poke, and then walked hack and got
her children as though nothing had hap
pcucti.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
ALLEGED TO ct FUNNY.

NJ liols,u Snch.. los New York.
I nh b~l.ve hog killing .. one .
your principal amusoments here IA Chl
CSga
Miss Lakeside Have no Fears. W
s>nohi,s The mere tact IL yuur being
my fathers guest ssl insure Jour
safety Puck
iir Sss II iesm> hrre 60 80 lu.'io.
ds.a- yous h.nof eselstmsa a lawyer
u r5a esilaDae a1a4asi 81 azsuari 30
ttst ar isioa Afa justice dune yen
tf flu isr c,,aten,pi essa,Isa-sb'is al
ssslli lss easit ieakeTs tsssette
Size Hsa lss tten Nrs ilxsR
ifanut tfaaaF trs asiiAni Va. thef
E5ia4 ae sas ~ tse sis~ 49, -sulta-r
g lte 'ai Pa ~ stsht fut iaive' H.
diana i.ss -tuhal
ftas lsisfsnss tt trhip lie i,sas
f'st a4@a in ieve has i.f ssay ~ a
la als rsss pwsi.siss eEsxssatssi le essub
ias isiaes " ssstssstaa sian
After Tie Hasss sssssss. sshe ls~eetly
Ahss ~sala listNs tss zstssssi nae :
he shssAaaly 4 sssss~f. -JseSe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

DIR Aeyicksr viii receive the unpre-
csstsnted hoaar II = unanimous election.
Ii u more prot'shls. however. that the
h ~ church vote ALL 20 IA eithef the
kes Ds. Greer a 81 Barsholomsx .
church. New York. or Bishop Hare II
South Dakota no ~as formally plac~i
in domination b., the conferences II the
conservative element in the church.
After the service tie conxeatsoa fe-
sssrmbls-d for business. Inc Rev. DIR.
George =. Cogyefre Mas chosen pres
dent ~ tie conventlon.
IL was voted that nominations Tor
bishop la deferred until ~ O'Clock to-
nsoffoN incoming.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

tnhsn@i lob iDgefsp II isfge -i,..h
holder in The eating tisa ca iupsnY
Tee 'lleael ,iasz not sasf1 ihs ~,.s Z
4 tHafablfy inte iasHrs- lr az lftft
fei eEfenf thissEa ffibga#
Tie fact that i.asBsr Cater hos
'sihri - seek g. fs- ihat fh-is 3 s
a'sl t.f snava ia fbe 81, ( ,s.sn 4 "a.
feIasd i'isiH Bea3e,.
ihef- assy e.sals ffa.s ehsH tha
rEt-sf tfs<t aaa ffs -t rufa 9ill ~
es-ssii iis.i g. assettae Sep bp ps4ess
fhflassF.4ls ks~a
ts.sssaissiha ~ ssush thf-s nlssat
rsb'as Fraefigo sgsss ~ its = siississ
tizfs sse sot ~ ts-s isisef tBsa tas
da. bsss.sa 9sGk9
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

How the sasase- Acted With One Of
Their bead


NV YoRK. May a. Some strange
death rites were wltDesed by the en-
ployes al Ellis leland when Ussugaha.
one ~ the sisty.iiv- Dahomeysns who
came here Ia attend tho worlds fair at
Chicago. passed away. The Dahomey.
ans expressed their grief for his death
by chanting a weird song and caper,ng
about HE dead body in a fantastic way.
Many Of them threw on their gartn Ell 10
as they danced. until they had 10 be re-
strained by the employees. whose mod.
Getty was shocked. One 81 the Dahom-
evans cut OF the hair from circular spots
on the fore part. hack aud sides
~ the dead mans head. He
also clipped pieces from the
corners of his finger and toe nails, which
he wrapped up IN pieces Of paper. to
gether with the hair. These relics u
the dead man will be preserved by
his friend and will he taken back to Da.
honey and Deposited in one u their
rude temple The Dahomeyans always
clip their dead in this fashion. and relics
are retained 80 that the deceased may
be identified after resurrection.
Three hours after Cssugaha died his
companions took farewell look ut him
and were hustled aboard ferryboat 10
catch the train for Chicago. The gov
eminent buried Ussugaha in Greenwood
cemetery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Cnha - again stirred by revolution.
and The Spanish government fears that
strong measures Gil 80 necessary Ia
9aesl the in&urrectioa. VIII the annes-
stiooi~f- perms- this golien opportunity
- passs Here = The chance - life.
tirns. Ry all means let Cnele sam an
nss Cnts Let The Auterjcaa Tag b.
ran up az Havana Let the tsnl plaT
'Yan<re Dy.osii~" and the isiaad -
srgsr ere AL yellow fever ,. declared
cors p 30 sure ~ you'd involve the
Jnat~,l Sfsf~s in more OF lee. ln.rrna.
firrsi troah.s. snd Cuba ~o,Ilj not b.
worth p,eavuar 20 ss after -. acquired
a. hut vhst hs- that g. de- with broad.
ht~rsi. shsle-a.s policy & sanssa-
tisn' Cubs - MORE rsluab8s
- fAe Inifed state fhaf Hawai- ev~t
49, ~ ..-r easid b. There - bond
- svn raihv h-frren the American sed
NJ Cstsu, there . uoas t.tw..a he
Yaokr- ard tae gansks Their. ~ a.
asuch basic IN demanding the aaasfa
saoa 4 ens ss q The sthsr
prt neo-esty hsii~sas sh.t irar. Ssia
wiii 90 ansthius = TIE siad ~ 10 aans
= ~ t's-ia~~~ sai ~ = si,as~sils, i.iu
shrerai e. isrCeuse rel stsl aF in sEsh 90
sfAr ,spsaa Ard Csf-s So -ssfis tis.ss
e~r vgssssae-~ - tier $50 ssy sud
ca tl,~ Hssasrs- "a. l-@tas' lsas,-i
patriots .as isnss,~s sbss tia 'stizF- -
sa~ Csss<a f-sse<Ht<pssa srss Hssslis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

QUEEN VICTORIA has officially given
her consent 10 the betrothal 81 Princess
Mary 10 the duke Of York. But little
more than year ago Mary was TO have
been married To Prince Clarence. He
died. and tho sorrow Of the stricken prin.
cess was said TO be pitiful in the extreme
Mary's wounded heart has soon healed
IL seems 10 be- a case 81: The prince IL
dead. Long live the prince. 1t may
not be a marriage ~ love. but that il not
10 10 expected for moment among
members a tho English nobility. II
will be convenient mrrriagc. satisfac
tory TO the young princes venerable anu
corpulent grandmother. and the feelings
Of the bride and groom are not necessa-
riiy considered.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

SnSsros JoSts u Arkansas soorcs the
Ne~ York bankers aud declares that
their refusal "a eosne L. the aid 81 the
government Is the cause Il the financial
siringency. Patriotism Is a sentiment
that the Wall street bankers could hard
~ be expected 10 exhibit. but il is doubt.
ful II they can justly BE held responsible
for all the financial idiossnerasics IL the
Cleveland administration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
. MICHIGAN CENTRAL REPORT.
The Road Did Not Make So Much
Last Year.

CHICAGO. May 3-The forty -fourth
annual report Of the Michigan Central
railroad was issued today. For the
year lsy2 it makes the following finan-
cial statement: Gross earnings. sl5,gVS.
22T; an increase Of s745.ff2.l1: ex-
penses and taxes. Sl2,0a6.O9A.sl. an in
crease Of Sss5s. Soil; net earnings. g.
So, l9s.l6 decrease Of el931G2.5l; in
terest and rentals, s2ioi. 1886; TO
Canada Southern. s.ss0.7ll.53; income
from investments. SAC, 1850; dividend
sl.G0.6Ol..;; balance s93,3l9A. The
capital stock 81 the company remained
unchanged at els, 73s. 3O4.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
Won by launching Hits.

CINCINNATI. May Both the Reds
and the Spiders hit the ball hard and
often this afternoon. The Reds knocked
Davies out u the box and the Spiders
performed like Office on Dryer. The
Reds punched their hits and won. AT
tendance 1856. The score:
" X
Cncin' tia 2 o o 2 3 o 5-l1 I. .
tlercid..0 U U % 3-12 Is .
Bat'eries-Muliane. Dryer and Vaughn :;
Hastings, Davies and O'Connor. Umpire
Emsiis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

KIsKwooD. Ill. May : Little Mary
AlmquIst. by her coolness and presence
- mind today saved the life IL her
mother Mrs. Almquisf locked herself
in her Toom and attempted euicide by
cutting the artery In her wrist The
little girl climbed into window and
found her mother rapidly bleeding 10
death. She hound a cord rapidly around
the cat wrist 10 stop The bleeding and
then ran frF the doctor. who succeesied
ga saving the woman lie. although she
is stiil very weak. she is Temporarily
insane
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Nkw YoRk. May Steps have been
taken by several wealthy men 10 organ.
ize. with capital ~ more than 81 orc.
oUO. n syndicate IN opposition 10 the
present gigantic white lead trust. which
Is incorporated under New jersey laws
as the National Lead company. In the
new movement. IL Is asserted, are repre-
senta,ives - white lead companies now
operated Independently cf the trust
Other men in Il are well known paint
manufacturers and some men IL money
on the outside
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
OPEN THE PAIR

Again tho question II opening the
worlds fair on Sunday has come up. and
this time 10 must ho finally settled. II
il moro than probable that the local
directory will accede to the popular de-
mand. and order the gs,ss To be thrown
open. The national commission has re-
fused 20 take any action. and the IN after
r--ts solely in the hands u thedirectory.
The fair should b. kept open. Popular
sentiment demands IL. and popular
sentiment must not be ignored Not a
single logical Argument against Sunday
opening can los advanced. The
fair IL the greatest educator IL the
century and true education il never
sacrliege. The persous ~ho do not be
lieve tha' 1; is proper 20 visit the expo
sitiou on the tirs, day % the week used
not 10 81. but they have no moral right
10 deny the privilege 81 others The ex.
posltlOa 10 q Sossis TAR. it ~ no; Tor
the hensdi q any religion. sect or creed.
The Adseniists have "a logical right 10
demand that 10 bs cIossd Saturday a~
sny other soct hss ~ insis, that IL shall
not D. open Sunday. The vast crowds
that are eougregstej in Chicago should
have some place - -. They are there
g. attend the worlds fsif. Had they
~i@hsd only to attend church. they could
have .tsns 49, and s'aid AZ home. Should
they sish g. attend religious services
they are free o. b. 81, But the persons
Who wish 30 v,sit the exposition and
view ia treasures. should be granted
th~ir rlght
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Plans have been perfected for regu-
lation cinder track forty feet wide at
the home stretch and twenty five feet
al the back stretch. Within the
eliipse will be plated regulation base
hall diamond and opposite II a lawn
tennis court will be provided. \ grand
stand Will be- erected with seating
capacity Of Loo persons, and in it viii
be a wheel room. ladies and gents toilet
rooms. a bathroom for racing wheelmen
and sitting room. The entire ground
will be- inc!osed by high board fence
and the boys confidently expect 10 have
bicycle tournaments there this summer
that will make tho peoples eyes bulge
from their sockets with astonishment
soliciting committee has been APP
pointed To visit the North Park company,
business men. the West Michigan Agri-
cultural association and the railroad
companies 10 ascertain the amount Of
funds that can he contributed toward
the enterprise. Work on the project
will begin IN a few weeks
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

sp~nt IN Se~ York AMI nothing xas eft
T. take thea. - the worlds far. The
Nsv York Cenirsl snd xi-higsn csn-
trail roads have offered - take then IL
Chicago. snl the Pcnns. wanna VAL
carr, them back. The Offer Is genes-
Gus sas bat the IA roads Mil get even
on the untitied natives who ale com
peiloI 10 pay fare.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04
I;ain Inscriercd.

WAsHrScToN. May a-The Washing
ing Brooklyn base ball game was poet.
poued on account az rain.
PHnApELPHIA. May 3. Philadelphia
Boston game postponed rain.
NV loHH. May 3 New York Balti
more game postponed rain.
ST. LOUIS. Mays Louisville ST Louis
game postponed until June II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

M shu TfaFFsfu haFN non thetr an
nasl debate. The subject discussed
vas Resolved. that the tins has come
shen the policy - proteciion should -
abandoned In the United States. Free
trade Vale vss argued TO a s;ands'iu by
protection Harvard. II !. rot knoen
iust What effect the result q the di-cuz
sion rili have upon the policy q the al
mini-trstion Perhaps Mr. Cleveland
vii ignore ~ entirely. Bot Or once.
Harvard represents the - timeut - the
American p~ogle
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

EVEN backward spring has some
commendable points. Surgeon General
Wyman OF Washington thinks il will %
more than anything else toward keeping
cholera out II the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

PITTsBURG. May 3 49, Anson's boys
could not Int Terry today and Pi,tsburg
won It's first game this season. Attend
ance 400. The score:
Chicsgo....0 U o D o D o. 3 3
Batt.rier-Terry and Mack; Schriycr
and Mauck. Umpire-Lynch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

SCsAS Il. ANTHONY has discovered
that We are on the verge of an era OF
unmarried women. La the meantime.
however. there Is no perceptible de
crease in the number II marriage
licenses issued.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

ONLY twenty four New York China
men have registered in accordance with
the provisions 81 the Geary act. Almost
every celestial in the country is willing
10 be arrested FOR violation % the law.
and carry the case 10 the supreme court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

WALL street ran wild again yesterday
but nobody suffered except the STOCK
SPECTATORS. ana il makes little differ.
ence 10 the country at large what be-.
Genes Of them. anyway.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Ctsrs Srasesis- hss arrived Ia
iIooaiuiu. tlao- ssFs y h. Gao hhd
man whom h~ could ,ras' b souid -
tn ',Var q s-,shl.shing republic. IL
- . 'ar,uRst. thing for iissai that a
has man hks Claus - guard It's ae,
f.r@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

ASornrs hungry batch 70 oficeseekers
will ~oon receive meat aud drink. When
Postmaster General Bis-ell has his next
conference with President Cleveland. he
vii present loo appointments fos ap-
prevail. This ought IA start a wave Of
good old democrat enthusiasm IL any
thing can.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

HoKE SMITH. according to the dis
patches. has seen the necessity for per
feet harmony in his department. Hoke
is acquiring knowledge Of statecratt
very rapidly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Jacob ID. Haynes died Il coEsumr ,ion
at ST Louls April "a. Tho funeral ~ili
he held today AT = O'Clock from the rev.
dcnce. No Isl Wealthy avenue. and the
remains will be inferred In the Valley
City cemeierN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

FFnsass sho b-iievr that Anieriesa
hasss 20 70 - strictly alefai ant sp
night ia.,isa,ssn sJi have their fsHh
slsa~- hst shsksn ~ tie si.sy q yesfss
ssy. fsse= ~ 81 Issais
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

ALI the able bodied liars in the world
10 not hail from Georgia. The man
who started the story about the attempt
10 assassinate Gladstone seems 10 b.
head and head with any u them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

- f.- daYs The afi.s.i tfisl q TIE
efsas~s Nee issk 80 tss- ise- VII
So Democrat administrative s.sadssaa
this - ~ fi.i 10 fs.atsfsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

lr looks az il the queen OF the May
would be compelled to wear her sealsk n
sacque during the remainder Of the
month
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

becoming . part u il. wili coatinue 20
shrek fos more vigorous foreign poslry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

WHEN the Sioux City failure gets in to
the courts. Sue City will be the proper
way 10 spell IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-04

Follow ins isthe siandinzot The League
club t..laE.