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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
MORE FIGURES

Without apology for III indefinite and
misleading statements II the cost 1t
maintaining the superior court. which
appeared "Wednesday morning. The
Democrat Yesterday returned TO the sub
lee, and published a chapter on the
judges salary and jury fees. The story
viii probably be continued in chapters.
serial form. until the accuracy Of The
HEsAIp's exhibit 10 proved. or il is
shoxn that the court pays the taxpayers
for the privilege 1t existing.
Ii is represented that the county pays
the cost u the superior court iurics and
the state the salary 10 the Judge. As
matter u abstract right can such pay
ments he justified ~ = reason for con
tinuing a court whose jurisdiction is
confned within the city limits! Does
the city II Grand Rapids desire to pay
eleven thousand dollars for maintaining
AN Unnecessary court because the state
pays s22.sD for the Judge and the county
pays $1,000 for the jury. In the alb
stract the theory II payment is dishon-
swt. for il asks the county and state to
pay for something exclusively used and
conducted for the city.
Then il is said the cost 81 the jury is
inevitable. This is not true The panel
vt jurors drawn for the circuit is large
enough Ia bc utilized in every possible
emergency. Only twelve. and at the out
sioe twenty four II the circuit panel are
used at the same time. BY a division Of
the calendar the jury cases are usually
thro IN into one court. while the other
site in chancery and non jury cases.
~ that at all times. with infre9uent ex.
ceruons. there are twenty four jurors
m the circuit sitting idle. while twelve
ara hearing the testimony in the case
on trial. So IL the superior court were
abolished the entire expense Of the jury
would he saved.
II another circui. judge were neces-
ssry. and one will not be for some time
yet. the taxpayers % the county would
bc saved every item Of cost now imposed
for maintaining the superior court ex-
cept the salary Of Judge and the Incl
d.ntxls 81 third circuit. The state
would still pay the salary. The jurisdic-
ton 81 the court would be larger There
can be no question about th' difference
in value 81 court with general iuris-
diction and one VI limited jurisdiction.
The Democrat again omits the sher-
in $, witnesses and stenographers' extra
fees. II deduces from the incomplete
figures il uses that The HERALD's figures
are one fourth greater than the actual
figures. When the data il has omitted
are added 10 its own totals the cost will
bc found to exceed 10000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
TAZElAA0 REpuDIATEO.

EDITOR GRAND RAPIDS HrRsLD l see
by the other morning paper that Jacob
1azelaar. a professional workingman.
who has not performed days work
since the last general election. repu-
dates an interview BAD with him 10y a
reporter for THr iiERALp. IN view ~ the
fact that Mr.. Tszelsar Is only one m a
large number that protests Ice ~ not cor
rectly reported. the fine Italian hand ~
Charles H. Bender. whose political
stool pigeon he IL. stands out IN bold re-
hef
This man Tszeiaar is iepudiate'i b,
every decent workingman ma the city
No g,--i union man wilt say good word
for him. lie IA chronic agitsior. the
kind n man that 3urea honest men
that be may pr.li by their sslyerslty
and disircse When he read his ovn
words IN prin, they startled hmm. ike
honest sentiments stsrfie all sneass and
cowsrsls and he FASTENED h. square hiin
self With the men 80 whom 10 sDld his
POLITICAL hirthrIeht last fall. and IA
hose hands he pas ns~d b. commit the
Central Lss-or union 10 q sentiment on
which Il had nothing but his word D.
bs-e its action.
p course. snch an arrant hypocrIse
would repudiste an honest statement.
honestly reported He would lose bra
work - jc.b With nsaier IL Re diiS't
II strikes me. NJ Editor. tia; tho
statement q william F Tea. W \.
Hyde Paul Randall GINS Miller. Aitert
81 and William Roche. each Il them
vrrkinERen that suFs. mea - m
teiiizenee. honesty ard ceursGr- men
Eiso hsv~ the interests q sorAtngUlFo
at heart ard .hs 10 rot barter thesf
rneaf@rship N - lsfss nnicn fer a
pro. to political shyster. ike Bender
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

When an Office seeker Apologies to
Secretary Carlisle for augmentIng the
crowds which visit the treasury depart.
ment on similar errands. the kentuck
ian chcerily replies We don't object
10 your crowding at the pohs on election
day.
Governor Northen 81 Georgia 10 a
regular attendant at church and Sun
day school. and prominent figure m
the baptist conventions and other relig
ious bodies. He devotcs much of his
time 81 charitable work.
1t is announced that an American
company. under the presidency Of Mr..
Mulienier. United States vice consul at
Llcgc Ia seeking concession Tor tho
construction 10 an underground electric
railway AT Brussels.
Count Herbert Bismarck. who has
long lcen the Russell Harrison ~ Ger
many. IL about 20 reappcar m public
life. He has become candidate for
a scat IN the Prussian diet and reichs-
tag.
The duke ~ Connaught il said by
the queen Ia more clo~ely resemble his
father IN personal appearance and dis
position than any other ~ HE cons.
John r. Carter - Missouri hss ST
aroused the interes, ~ the woman euf
frasis,s that thew have presented him
With a gold headed cane.
James whitcomb Riley ssys he is
always troubled With diifidence when be
gces upon the platform To deliver a
lecture
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Mother-What did young Mr. Temp
kins say to you. Clara. when he was try
ing TO button your glove!
Clara tsadly He said that the man
who would make a glove that wouldn't
button easier than that ought TO be
hanged.
Mother-Well. ! wouldn't waste any
moro time there.-New York News
Mother-What do you mean by com
ing into the house. tracking the mud all
over the carpets!
Hopeful-'Twasn't my fault. ] didn't
want ter come in.-Boston Transcript
Boss Did you come down with Frank
this morning?
Clerk-No. sir. ] came down by my
self The banana peel wasn't big
enough for two.-Dctroit Free Press.
do you think Miss Suburbs enjoyed
the copcerty"
No. I'm afraid not: she only patted
her foot through three Of the songs =
Chicago Inter Ocean.
Mrs Fangle-Oh. my. I've got tho
most awful pain! Nearly kills me every
time breathe. What will do?
Fangle-Don't Breathe Buffalo Cou-
rier.
Taken az a hole the Mammoth Cave ia
fully entitled To- rank with the wonders
of the world.-Buhalo Courier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
BVIIlSH WITNESS.

Tso English commissioners have been
amt Ia this country to study our immi-
grafton laws They stole into New
York xirhout any flourish of trurnpets
and began business without any fuss or
romp. Under ordinary circumstances
thi- might not mean anything. hut with
thousands - persons IN London cry
ing for bread. the advent ~ the com
mi-sione-= - 81 leas, suspicious No
intelligent American will h-hsvc that
there "a anything IA our immigration
laws shsch England or any other coun-
'ry could prcfitably adopt. On the con
tfary they are too lsmentably weak Ia
interest any nation except FOR the pur-
pee - discovering the simplest ART
easieat way - evading them. And un
auestionably this - sha, John Bull lie
diving. An exact knowledge u our laws
wall enable ne shrevd and crafty Brit
isher 81 lump ship loads - English
rsnpers upon American -o'l and the
uni.ed States viii fnd ii=slf ppvsrless
~ prevent the outrage The psuper
problem IN London vill b. spiv~i. and
General boosh nsed DO longer worry
about the fate - "the submerged
tenth The cry q the unem
ployei vil cease N Lordoa
only o. in~r-s-e with renewed yig,T
IN New York. Philadelphia and Chicago.
Tso.s The United States wish - under
take the tssk q feeding thee hori~s -
ixncrsrs. Aslf naked. unproslncfivs css'
ofFsf That = fh- problem vhtsh pill
so~n confront Il. snd the suoner prepsr
stiona srr made - nee, u. tho better Il
wid ~ far america and American INST,
tstioas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
GA.E Co<sPrRATOKs.

n 40 tiuse since TaE HEsALp t-gan
b. advocate the ai-olishment II the su-
psrior court have the character Of Judge
Buringsne a. a man. or the sincerity
aEt honesty "a h,s acts A. a Judge been
the subjects for unfzvoraole criticism IN
The columns II this paper Ills political
methods have been sharply criticised.
- which The HERALD expects a. re-
c-ive the condemnation ~ the Judge and
- hi- democrat supporters.
Ina HEKAlo II disposed a. treat
jsGige Burlingame zs a judicial officer
anil AZ a citizen with every respect IL
d,-s not admire his political methods
nor the court over which he presisti-s.
and az free and independent news
paper u ALL s--er. its right Ia criticise
them IN the int.r-s, u the taxpayers al
this city.
THs HERALD Is Informed and believes
that az unholy conspiracy has been
fosmed by The Eagle. Press and Demo-
crst Ia inIure the business and standing
- this paper through the open ard
covert misrepresentation u its motives
and the personal abuse II its editor and
manager. For the past three days each
"a the papers in question have as~Ailed
TsE HEsALp. using the mercst triHes
upon which To base their wanton attacks.
Thus singular concert Il action is pseii
Gated upon - slight an incident 40 the
appointment % clerk Of the superior
court
TsE HrsALp disavows any intent to
associate the action of Judge Burlin-
game With the triumph OF theee news
paper cou1piTatorA IL 10 charitable
enough to believe that the appointment
- grandchild u tho owner 81 The
Eagle and u a rspostesfos Tho Democrat
h. the result of considerations convic-
tion e duty. associated entirely from
the combined assaults Of these news
papers upon Tvs HExALD and their sud
denly awakened er thusiasm in behalf OF
the superior court.
THE HygALD neither asks the cour-
tesy nor Tears the assaults IL the con
spiracy formcl IN ruin its business IL
has won i,s way To popularity and pros
perity against In. malicious hatred Il
The Eagle. the money bags 81 The Dem
ocrat and the monopoly breeding octo-
pus known as the Scripps' league. II is
capable 20 defending itself against all
three. anil when the battle is endesi the
taxpayers and honest men If all parties
will spplaui THF UvsALp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

. comparative stranger in the city. iast
Apposafxt clark. ~oaId Tstsrn ,o his 30
alton in the bank A very espsassss
jury would be dispensed xith. A f~S
court officers you'd md employment
in ina circuit court 81 no additional! ex-
psGse. The circuit court would tAAe
care u all eAs<s nox tried ia the supe-
rssF court TIE street opening eas~s
S.suld bs trisd under the general
statutes and the sxpease thereof A.
srsssd upoa the property owners just ~
II ~ at present. Finally the taxpayers
would ave S1.oo. IL Is business
proposition-A tar question-pure and
simple. II the Taxpayers. With full
kroxiedse of the facts. desire Ia main
tain the court sor TIE s.le parpose 4
sislEg an excellent lAsyor a bob. an ex-
pert srenogrsph,r extra employment. =
bank clerk a good salary and jury lit
tie Ia DO at great expense. Il is a matter
that concerns them alone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

| cay such men az ts.eee are ent.ii~d 10
full esodsace a. against tie whimp<rirg
cries or JAKE fsxel1~f that be Sss noi
correctly reported.
l aal hard working man. work ct
least ss hard a. any man IA the superbs
court do not receive s2.ts0u nor even
81 I'D year. ] am taxed. howeves. 10
pay these gentlemen of eiexsnt sdlensss
and fasiidious nsorsis ] believe every
small taxpayer and workinsDsn In the
e.ty should support Iaa HHsALp in lite
conscientious ena~ssos IL have the su-
perioT court abolished
ask myself What Tvs hfxALD hss 10
gain 10y its championship u this anti
court bill. Nothing. There are no
business CT political ends TO BE- sub
served So ] anu forced u the thought
that tbs HrRALp 10 lighting for me-to
reduce my tax. Therefore, cay. il THE
liz the case should try 10 weaken lie
position only 20 give Judge Burlingame,
Andy fyfe aud Charley Bender johs ~
big ssiariesY No. sir, THE HERALp 10
trying o. show us little home owners
that Ne are unnecessarily taxed On sup
port court that we can get along With.
out think THE HKkALD 10 right God
blces Inv H.KALD.
Now. wrote pretty severely about
Tazelaar. and perhsps you had better
rr,es that out. ! think he 10 fraud.
So no large majority Il the members
Il the Central Labor union. lie hash I
done any work since last falls election:
other workingmen like Tea. Hyde and
Roche have To work every day. Why
don't he. Answer II you cany
trust you will print this letter. for
have written il without prejudice 10 any
man and solely 10 get the facts In re.
gard tn this court business before the
workingmen.
A WoRKISGAAN TAxPAyKR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

have . warm place In my heart fss the
norsberurxs. lG not lsnker hster.
judge n. Brvws u HID Rspids wss .
guest IN The Merton isss night oa tie
MAJ east
VIII H. w.od. one II ths efficient
eusgs u CLERKS In The Moriss. hAs re-
ssgnei. and has senspt.a . p>:ssoa ss
the Neo0osss club IN Chicago Mr..
wcod Is al original, PICTURESQUE and
thorough, ccnlsntc1t mai snd has
beet cplnecied ~stA ~sas~ 1t the tr~t
hotels in the ~cst hss saces~scs, hes
not been selcctsd-
Mr. e e Eysser - Tuossn. ArssonA
arrived ia lhe New l.islnSs;ou yesterday
10 Wait her hsoth~rs IL II and 4. l.
irish. She viii also GO ~ 1cnis to
rpsnd fex dsys wlth hex mother. Ars-
ID. IRISH.
FREDERICK jacob. one IL the leaders
in Nss syso's 40 and q psonllneEt essi
ness us.n 81 the little city, wss among
yesterdays arrivals In The Moston-
Hannibal Hart enc IL Aiisgsnls bs~t
known politicians and ell 'rcuDd g~sd
fellow. filiesi al aching soad with Nee
Livingston dinner yesterday.
MA T. J. Amsroker. ~sfe a Reed
City furniture dealer. ~ss IN The sats
shopping yesterday. and dincd IN The
Aotton-
H. s. nubhell d Lake Charles.
Louisiana. wee among the arrivals In
The Morton last night
T. r. Barnard. one oe NeDo@inees
leading bankers and lumhermen. 10
guest In The Morton.
MoKros -Fredersck Jacobs, Ne~s,go.
George j. Bsgoie, BeIding, Mr& T. }.
lonia; A. 3 Hill. Kalamazoo.
SwEsre-H. Cook. White Plv~on.
u. T.. Parker. benton Haraor, +. h ben
nett. II uske1on; j. A. Rctanson. Asnis-
tique; r. 4. Brinkerhof. Detroit
Nav LivlSosros- W. Gouiding and
wife. Port Huron: =. r. Bsrrine-r. lonis.
G.. H. Thayer, Kalamazoo, Hannibal
Hart, Allegan; j. W. Eaton. jackson.
II. r. Allen, Detroit
EAcIs-J. II. Osborn, T-cumseh; W.
II. Heath. Sparta; William Parker.
Evart; J. l. Northrup. BAY City; u. l..
Roberts. Manton.
KEsr Asa Clark. Kalamazoo. II. Il.
Lee and wife, Pc,oskey, ID. ". Gardiner.
Luther; g. 4. Link. CESAR Springs.
Neal Mcmillan ard wlfe. R.ckfori.
CLARENDON } Il. Jewell y reucni. u.
&. Clelsnd. Coopersville; w. J.. Par
melee. Battle Greek. Mrs. J Z. Murphy.
Muskegon, J. IL. Dason. Beiding.
BRip.r SrEsIr &. A. Gibson. Bic
Rapids: X CASE. Kingsley, J.G- Boards
lee. Cedar Springs. l.. -. Cumminrs-
Lansing: +. Gocdenough. Gcenvllle. ID.
Parent. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

President Cleveland il becoming 80
weary that he doesn't like o. open his
cigar box for fear that Kentucky
colonel will jump out and demand job.
-Nicetown Nemesis.
Altogether the south has Jared very
well 50 far as the pie counter. consider
ing that the administration in only
about six weeks old.--New York Sun.
A poet asks: Where are the springs
81 long agoy" BE patient They may
come around again in the hoopskirts Ut
the future.-New Orleans Pcayune.
The spirit of conquest recently de
velopcd by the JaEs in the Pacific would
Indicate that they had some new war
ships TO try also. Houston Post.
There are supposed TO be about 49,
oOO.uO christians in the world. but you
wouldn't think 20 to hear some people
talk.-Somerville Journal.
Fix Senator Ingalls, essay on Blaine is
vapid How much better Blaine could
write about Ingalls, werd he alive.-New
York Advertiser.
The anonymous ecribbler ia generally
contemplate. and most frequently il a
liar and coward a. well.-Cincinnat
Tribune.
As an offset to the big storm in st.
Louis the other day Cincinnati points
with pride to its earthquake.-Chicsgo
Tribune.
1t is said that Chicago water has bugs
in it. But even this is better than wins
Ky with snakes in it.-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
The Office seeker is faip 10 believe
that he could initiate Job better il he
had his job-Atlanta Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
PLIGHT OF A FOWL.

IL the logic Of The Eagle be worth
considering AZ expressive 81 its honest
convictions. il ought To drag itself into
the democrat party and apologize for
existing. IL says that the election of
Judge Burlingamc by large majority
is conclusive evidence 81 the popularity
o. tho man and convincing proof 81 the
righteousness II the superior court.
Now, IL this be true. the election ~
Grover Cleveland Ia conclusive evidence
Of the popularity Of the man and con
vincing proof Of the righteousness q
free trade. The Eagles argument can
ADM, II no other deduction. II the sheet
would be consistent il would flap its
wings and shrek for Grover and free
trade. Simply because there is
minority opposed 10 the superior court
IL not more an evidence that the court
ia necessary tribunal. than that a
minority oppo~ition Ia free trade Is an
evidence that free trade is wise and
b@nehcent economic poiicy. III The
Eagle believes the ono proposition IT
must necessarily believe the other. lit
IL not hypocritical IN its defense ~ the
superior court ia caustic attacks on
Cleveland and IRE. trade are inspired by
iusnc-risy. msievolence and duplicity.
Tho old bird ,s pretty small potatoes.
anyway. Its dFiveling sycophsncy on
the one hand and higoted psrtissn,sm on
the other. merit for II the contempt ~
democrats and the disgust - republicans.
Nobody pays any attention 10 Its enyious
mouthings.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

According 10 = New Yosk club mas
The Easl Il CTasenis cost VI Arms arr
tAttosi upan ths young noblemsns
chest and shoulders That mus, BE- en-
~ his young A,a-rican wife.
II the scion Of British nobility ever TO
comes = financial burden. she can earn
. god income by exhibiting him in a
dune a. useum.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

TksSIssEE miners arc again striking
against the employment u convict labor
IN the Dines. Tennessee has expended
more money in attempting to enforce
her dlsgraeefuI prison Law than il would
cost her Ia maintain the convicts in
iilene-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Nx. SckIprs' little penny paper says
it feels like man upon whom bucket
II slops has been thrown" II is din
cult 10 understAnd how il would feel
otherwise. Its appearance and con
tents maze any other feeling quite im,
pocsitle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

MiLwAuKEE's sensation deserves thor
ough investigation. II the fourteen men
who were drowned like rats lost their
lives through the negligence IL the con
tractors. the guilty persons merit the
everest punishment that the law can
infiict
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

II - inscru'sbie that ~ much hi'tsr
fesiirg sheuld - srpu~est over = pisIn
h,isirssa nr,un@sfien. The shclisIcu q
the superior c,ur' you'd rssr that the
Judge. sish an ~xrsilsn. r~rne,is<'n frf
,egai scssaen. would return - pssc-sce
worfa several fhnuSsnt dollar. year
zs-rnersrner With ar s-s,s bsiE1e,i
private bn-aoe.s. -nrth p-ss,bly Ei,tss
var. would - ahie - isvrss all has
flrse thereto without having "a over
ssr,. hs-self N r-r"rtns cs.~s - -
earthly aspezlshie merit A you,G r.sn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

UNIVERSITY ECO eds will visit Lansing
IN lobby for new gymnasium. II the
average legislator could sec "co ed" in
a gymnasium suit. he'd vote for the bill
even il he knew his constituents would
repudiate him for the act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

LONDON banking firms do not fail very
often; but when they do. they fail for
keeps. The liabilities IL the Australian
Joint Stock company amount to about
e65.OOO,OOO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

The GRAND RAPipe HsxArp 10 nothing
IL not NEWS paper. Yesterday morn
ing il furnished its READERS with cute
and biographies IL the republican state
officials aud leading members II both
branches IL the legislature We note
THE HERALDs enterprise With pleasure.
~ il has made great strides fors ard In
the last year. and il to now s-cond Ia 10
newspaper in the state Bockford k@c
iSter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

JrncF BrRLIvcswT's defense - his
appointment ~ the clerk q the superior
rcurt ia given in detail NJ HE request.
in another column q TRE HFR,LD. iIs
pies@ant silusions Ia the paper are re
ceived With the utmost good nature. In
The course = The somewhat bong inter
view he hetrays al the I'slicisi qualities
q mind an essential ~ the firm and dI-
passionate discharge q the duties Il his
hixh AMI honorable Office. IL lsE Has
.Ln has beer ssnfing IN respect for the
superior cuur' u - because ,, has been
unacauaint~i with the ~valted character
= the inag- II Judge Ru-,ingsu1e has
hrr-tofers been misrepreseBted N The
.l.stste.t particular. TEE HERsI.o - pro
'ound'ai reagreffai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Bishop Key 81 tho southern methodist
episcopal church, who was recent. mar
ried ut Sherman, Texas. g. Mrs l.. 4.
Kidd. president - the North Texas
female college. the ceremony heine per-
formed by Bishop Galloway, 10 little
over 80 years old. and is said Co h. the
finest looking u the southern method.r,
bishops
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Psr-sis 10 . diseslss that fastens on the
brain Ii cannot be paresis: there 10
nothing in the editorial department. Il
The pre.s % fAsten Itself upon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

II "a surprising hos greatly the choi
eric ntt~ran,~< q Nc. Scripps little
penny PAPER emrhss,p- the vscuunl ~
- >ssstnrial iersFtE"nt " rss q ore
tam. thought the editorial department
~ IT, Pre-. sac sf'irs.i with sn scus.
form a rar~.is That's mistake
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WA.srsoroS. April 3.-for lower
Michigan Rain or snow. with heavy
sasth west-rly L. northwestesly winds,
dignity ttllder
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

YESTERDAY the house passed the bill
appropriating $4,000 for new asylum
for the upper peninsula insane.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

Kitty Winsiov-Ho~ = ziri changes
] remember that Jennie Seaman u-si -
hsv~ tia most lofty ard exsctiug hiess
about love ard ulztrimnuy
Clara il Witt AMI whom dii ~.
tnslly marry
Kitty Win-low-An Engls~h NJ lbl~-
paHi-rrush
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-21

TIE FIsncs~-Se two vsssnus shtnk
alike. ] sur7s~~.
The C.ls-r-Ycu7l MT say thss whsn
yon .~ your weAdiagsSFs~s~ts coming
in.-Lafe