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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

STATE shsIl b. prs~idsnt n he Ia
tarn shali - disqualified the nsxt
E4nking >bssst sz1csr skslI SIC.
os>d - tbs ehisf nsxistrsey. Nos.
Il Prssiisas cles.lznd sed vics prssi-
dsnt stsssnsoa should die OF beenms
d.sqaAIiEsd 10 49, Secretary q STATE
Gresham sosld - prssiksat Assistant
Secretary q State ukl vould beoons
acting sscrss.ry. and IN due tine rrssi-
dsnt Gresham. following ths unbroksn
hns Of prscesienf< would invest him
sith the fall title - the otiies II Col.
iows that Ia esss a Grssh4n's death
sad zlso The death Of tie psrsoa sac
cssdins 10 the vacancy csussd By the
vics prssi<ients death. Mr. Uhl voald
become president II b not Il al lixsly
that Mr. Uhi viii become president by
ths tragic process Anyway. he will
not waste any time counting ehieken&
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
STATE Grass COMMENT.

Prendergast may be a crank, hut be
is type Of crank that is becoming
entirely too common. and the safety al
society. the due assertion of the sane.
tlfy ~ human lie. demands that such
murder wreaking uretches should be
held to full and strict accountability
Tor their strocious crimes.
Times
The lower house ~ congress has fallen
10 lire and passed the repeal bill. with
the senate amendment. Nov. accord.
ing % democrat ideas. business should
revive. Bot the manufacturers will
await awhile n watch the tariff tinkers
before pushing operations 90 any ex-
tended scale. Bay City Tribune.
TIE i}eorriz legislature has just
passed bail prohibiting entirely the
sale II cigarettes IL that state. Nov
lef them a'so eiiminats the iynchine
and barring = negroes. ard civilization
vii eenp 9TH them 70 stsy.-Au.ke
gan CkrynicIe
Tssmps In general are rot welcome
visitors any here End after Musxeaoa
has ftN nore experiences with fires
st ~ them the city and siclnify viii 81
81 probability hecoBe TO heated for
TIE talups eonsfitution. - sszeRon
News
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Those perpOns whose sympsthies are
With the defendant in the Handlsy-
Mckee Gaze ElH naturally eondemn the
nefioa taken BY the mothers 81 this
town ia the meeting % the UEion OF
unions yesterday afternoon The hber-
tiass and sedacers Of high ADD low degree
have nothing bat applause FOR the deeis-
ion q TIE court which denied afriendies.
gal the right 20 have her honor. outraged
an1 disgracei as 10 was. indicated by q
Jury q her peers The Intelligence Of
ths men and the motherhood OF the
wonsn. however, have anything bat sp-
plauss Tor IL The Indignant protest
uttered yesterday afternoon by scmen u
naatarsd years and understanding u not
bassd upon a fiction Of law but upon
an innate consciousness Of right The
xomec have heard Chariotts Handleys
story They knou all about her cruel
suffering. They are informed as 20
the extraordinary proceedings in
her case from the timo il 6rst
became public. They know what her
condition IL now. They also know the
character Of the three Lends who lured
her 20 ruin. The evidences 10 all before
thsm. quite as completely. quite a.
accurately a. IL was before Judge AdsiL.
They believe Charlotte Hsn1ley's story
. true. They have not the AUTHORITY 70
order that a Jury shall hear Der story.
Judge Adsit believes her story - ~ex-
cescinxly Improbable" lie has the sn-
thos.iy to order that jury shall hear
H. But be has ordered otherwise These
god women are certainly a. well quail
fed % pass on the credibiliry Of the Wit.
nesses az Judge Adsit IL would be no
disrespect to the judge to say that they
are better qualified. The Law recognizes
the fact by providing that a jury shall
hear the evidences. leaving 10 the court tho
interpretation u the law. We now have
Jadgr Adsit's opipion on the case. sup
p.easnfed by the unanimors opinion OF
these intelligent and discerning women.
frosse atlpZ Attorney Wolcos. ought
therefore IN exhaust every remedy %
gpt the case before jury. WHERE IL NAV
b. fiusiiy ard satisfactorily settled IL
the defendant be guiltless let a Jury
hear the testimony and 40 decide.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
STATE Pass COMMENT

Adolphus A. Ellis says that the
boys" got after him 30 hard that he bad
to begin the suit against Mayor Pingres
10 protect himself This N not only a
confession that the purpose Of the action
is purely political. but that be knew
such to be the case. Adolphus is In q
fair way 90 learn that there are some
kinds OF protection that don't protect
Detroit Tribune
Not Q single person ~ Jet has been
punished Ter criminal negligence in any
~ the recent terrible railroad wrecks.
and even should any Be found guilty
aud punished. u would not restore life
to the victims or mend the limbs ~ the
MANNED. What IL needed 10 some sys
ten that viii prevent railroad disasters
--Ssginas Courier Herald.
The uorid's fair is over The great.
est exhibition in the hietDyy - the world
has closed IL 10 not likely that many
Vho gated upon the Rrsndeur ~ THIS
fair vii ever look upon its hike again
Saginaw News
What operates against the passage a
the bankruptcy bili hy he present coz.
grsss y The characteristics democrat fear
that the measure = 5ntesdets 30 cou-ei
hoaest settlement a jet deb;s De
troIt Tribune.
The Ohio campaign " sftrsctins
vhie spread sttention GoTernoz Nc
kinles = making . nsgnincent hxhf
and wih b re eiscted - kaismszoo 9s.
zettA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

there cannot 10 the slightest cues.
ton about hslegai and moral correct
nees OF IHE HksALp's position on Judge
Adsit's decision in the HandIey- Mckee
case said Walter l. Lille Of Grand
Haven. representing attorney Of OF.
tawa county. in The New Livingston
yesterday. Tar HEnArp's Law Il ell
right. and any attorney will bear me out
Ia saying 60 Judge Adsit seems TO
have acted under the impression that
three witnesses outweiehed the testi.
mony Of one. regardless Of the facts and
circumstances OF tho case The idea
that there IL . preponderance Of tssti-
mony In favor OF the defense. because
three persons interested In the casa tss-
tilted IN Mckee's favor. 10 neither Law
nor justice. The business OF . Judge In
. case Of that character 10 to let the jury
weigh the testimony and decide what
evidence 10 entitled TO consideration
and what 10 not II IL the function Of q
jury and not Of . judge 10 say whether
the girl was outraged or not"
Gen. George A. Hart Of Mauistec,
something Of real estate spcculator and
considerable OF sbrewd politician. IL q
guest in The Morton.
John Washington. Saginaw lumber
man. Is guest In Sweeta
v. v. Cuelbroeck Of Ionia is registered
In The Morton.
MoRros-A- X. Peck. Newaygo; Neal
Mcmillan, Rockford; v. v. Cuelbroeck,
Ionia; John Selson. Cadillac; w. II.
Harrison, Adrian; 4. j. Russell. Hart.
SwEEr's-w. II. Grant. Plainwell; q.
H. Harrington. T. r Davidson, Detroit;
G. n. Davis. Fremont; John Dobson.
Ionia; &. L. Brown, Detroit.
NEw LIvJsesros7Sam Hatch, Detroit;
Mr.. and Mrs George ID. Sanford. Grand
Haven; +. III. Stowe, Saranac; John
Nichol, Ionis; Edgar Pinchot, Milford;
r. Il. Pierce, Charlotte.
EAGLE-F. NJ Carpenter. Manistee;
Joseph Walsh. Coopersyille; ID. NJ.
Warner. Sparta; w. Hayner, East Jor
dan; L. L. Myron, Charlevoix; J. C.
Gray, Kalkaska
KEsr-S. Mohr and wife. Holland; J.
j. Dunning. Kalamazoo; A. j. Caldwell.
Saginaw; j. f. ST. John. Lansing; c. ID.
Ellis, Bedding; II. Smith. Detroit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Er Mayor y'hi = in she line q success.
s'sn = The presidency - the Unifsd
Stats ~ = nos a cio-r rroriusuisv.
hsit rcs~inle orr. ant quite a. akslv q
rsRilzatioa ss tnst auy COS ~ the M.
rarrgsis resiete heirs e. the nrssi.h
ffrose wiH wear VIctoria's cra-n 4.
c n"s steot IN tbs say Un.gsr ~
lstest az rrgarsiinx tie succr-ssen -
tee pr~siiency - - provided that Ia
eaTe bctA re president aud wee press
dssui shaa - dsssasiiaed b sct hv
srssA cr ethcvvise ths secretary q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

BrLoRApK. Nov. An velimiraovitch.
formerly Servian minister Of justice.
was found dead yesterday in his bed
room In has residence here. His head
had been severed from his body. which
was mutilated in horrible manner A
large sum OF money and quantity OF
valuables were stolen. There IL no clue
to the author or authors % the crime.
IL IL believed. however. that robbery
wac not the principal motive and that
the crime was due 10 political animosity
engsndered while ". Velimiraositch
was st the head Of the ministery Of
iusticn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
He SAVED THE BAND
Carter Hsnison's Famous Speech
in Congress
IN BEHALF OF THE MARINES
Hts Hunsor Was Insrcsious ana IL
Wen the Day ard Rs<ls<@ed
the t1edooatn.

W.sa,xcxox Nax auh.. &C.,
Hare, "a. . ,.a,,t,., 90 ,,<..'--s-- -
"a . - 10
80 's .w ne sssns TAO tof
when mol only me uemb>rs az that
popular organizafion. but the whole
population of Washingtcn have ever
since held him Ia grateful remem-
hrance IL was the purposs a the
record m.king sronoufst. :. .,t - -.
-s,relx shs ,.rr..~-6 900 ~s.s.c-,.~~
,.o.riss;,s u. - 81 10 -
su,ces.lsd ths hand ~c,,iS - -.
com,ell.d 4, d.~h..d I.-s :. -.
vsr-n ~ an. .e~.n..s~s. ..-s
Ussr,..,, -. h, M. -. 49, r..-,,- :.
soIIn-.. -
AZ, Ch.,. a.. a,.~- -, -,
xesr. - A.. ash.. - - p ss. $3.50
svsrr. ths Wh;,e 49,. -. 49, s.'..'
uis5 4, . ,s,,hl;-sr "a S.<;.s 49,
band ~ - mn 49, - s,-<,s,--.
sve~t mn.ic for to d~isss.s;o - : -
nuhlic.r ,,r.s;dent snd 80 ds,s.,s,,a,
~ Ria renn Il,r.r ex;~nS~ se ..s-~ -
eeption : rer.hi;csn ,.,s~,as.,s -. .s,.,a
In = cers.in 100, rsrsiv;,- - ~,,.-s~
and IN. n~t ennhIicsr 1900. 1, ~hifs
veafs and urhsfs er.vaf~ hav> .f<~.d ~.
hind hin sn;ov,sr ~. S.,,.ss 49,
poured forth Syog, n. 49, sh,osts 80
silvsred in.srur.rss ~ t~~nf~ .sonr
centismen h 5000 c..ss ~, icng
wears az summsr S.tur5ev .st~rroons
fventv. four -ensis,rs. q, .~.l~s ~.esss
have can.ed t~enfv sos,~ s,,ss--5 irss-,-
ments On TIA vr>.n - e,cs.S - ~.
White houss a. ksIch s,-,h -.e~<t-l -
sic For thu dsIscfat;or 20 . rer,hlics,
president and his renahi;c-n fr,ends
On tia an m rert Wsr~h ~, th.,.
will be a democrat nrss;dsnt IN ar.
White honse. Sir h tbs ds,noe-.t ,,s..
ident "a have no mnsics
Rut thew wish 70 ahoi;.h IN. N.r;,.
hand Th,nr ~ al. hsin. A.. L.. 80
CRIT hsfo,. . dsrnocrss c.s~;Ss.t 80.
into III. nositiani We have nav. ,rsn
ubo ne feeI are ~ 20 an th.t ,,<..,,;n.
In mv ,;nd's as. a.. th.,., - s,.-sh
inc on From, 81 fer;. - ths Wh;s.
ho,,se Ist me Mama sh.., ~ 49, .anss
in sight Thsv cnros srst sr,,, ~. 80,
Mr. Harr;son then d..cs;hsd n
humorous nav wishout r;v;nr ar
ra ar S>.S -
ioaas;no -. 90 Ja,.ea. 80 ssea
Con,;n.,;n s.;J.
Then ar there i. .sl .no,h.r ~.
9,.st nrtn,wr .on,;.a ,oooo 49,. ~.
p, 80. 80 - 49, s
nnL,own ths da,a ao . sA'
Thsra - ,,,ss.,rs Il -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
Have Trapped the King.

LoSDos. Nov. "A dispatch from
Capetovn says that the native runners
who are reaching TT Victoria confirm
the belief that hing L0beuguls has been
trapped. He is blocked 10 she north.
ward by the tsetse fly country. through
which u win be impossible for him TO
drive his cattle. and 10 the south ward
by the imperial troops and the forcns o.
the British south Africa company. Lo
oenguias forces are SUPPOSED 10 be In
the vicinity % the Shangsni and Hanlo
rivera lt0 miles west Il Fort Charles
Their capture seems probsb,e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
BATTLE WITH MATABELEs.
300 Men Killed and Wounded in
Tuesdays Encounter.

LONDON. Nov According TO later
accouuts OF the battle that occurred on
Tuesday. the attacking natives mum
bercd 5000. The British were fully pre-
pared TO receive the enemy. In the iirst
rush made by the Mataboles they swept
past the British pickets, This brought
them within range Of the British guns
and deadly fire was poured into their
ranks For moment the natives held
their ground and then broke and fled to
cover 10 the bush. The British cavalry
then sailed forth from the Laager and
chased the whole force. The native
regiments did not stop in their flight.
The rocky ground over which they Tied
prevented the cavalry from making an
effective pursuit. In this battle 500 OF
the Matabeles were killed or wounded.
The company's forces lost two killed.
white and and a negro. and six wounded.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

WzrrHEn Mayor Pingres win or lose
he viii be under everlasting obligations
TO the Detroit Tribute. II has 80 far
conducted a vigorous campaign in his
behalf. appearing every morning with
from two to eight columns OF virile
campaign material Some OF its
methods are open to criticism, but as a
whole il 10 waging brilliantly bold and
incorporating battle for its party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

NEvER was the old Latin aphorism,
de mortuis nil nisi bonum." more beau.
tifulIy illustrated than in the generous
tributes Of love and respect which ali
Chicago newspapers. irrespective oil
party, have paid to the memory OF Car
ter Harrison.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
TURKISH MINISTER MAD.
Satire On the Sultan I'm Don Juan ths
Cause.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-The Turkish ambas
sador attended the Gaiety theater last
night when burlesque called Don Juan
was presented The plot in part was
laid in Constantinople and one OF the
characters was the sultan OF Turkey
who was represented as an old man keen
in his pursuit Of female slaves. The ire
of the ambassador was 20 aroused that
he left the house and in note to Lord
Roseberry protested against the insult
offered his master. The manager Of the
theater was tonight ordered 10 eliminate
all reference TO the sultan by the lord
chamberlain a. censor Of playa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Ex SPEAKEz REED was more than a
match for the willy Wilson in the tilt in
the house yesterday He insisted that
the minority has rights which the ma
jority is bound to respect. and sue
eeeded in securing recognition Of those
rights
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
port are grievous.

FRAScrs II. WEEKS monumental nerve
abides with him now and Away. The
millionaire embezzler who fought extra.
dition tooth and nail. has thrown him
self on the mercy Of the court Francis
deserves about 40 years Of mercy. and
the court should SEQ that none Of it 10
strained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

BosToS. Nov. 2--The body OF Mrs.
Lucy Stone Blackwell. the eminent
woman suffrsgist. still lies ia the receiv.
ing vault at Forest Hill cemetery. When
the Massachusetts, Cremation society
complete their cremstorium the remains
will be incinerated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

PsRTs. Nov. 2-French poachsrs
seeking game On the German aide of the
Aisace frontier we're frssd upon hy a
German forester yesterday. Two q tae
poschers were Killed A ofscisl in.
curry has been Instituted ana c. nssslsr.
able excitement has been caused by tae
International incident
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

PKESpEEGAsT pleaded not guilty to
the charge OF murder. A man sane
enough to know that he Is telling a
barefaced lie to a court Of justice. and
that without the counsel OF advice OF
an attorney. is sano enough to dangl, at
the end OF rope.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

LoyDoy. Nov. At IL ssated here
THIS evening that The cahie % The Mehl
lac = - good vorNog order again N
kas been announced y TIE uar dice AZ
Mstrrd that the total Spanish lo@sas
dariag the bur SsYsf tzhsinr we're
seyen ofhcers and LIS rrissfss ktlird
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

AsorT eight thousand persons paid to
enter the worlds fair grounds yesterday.
Visiting the worlds fair nowadays is
not unlike visiting a circus after the
canvasmen begin 10 take down the tent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

" the democra; leaders have any re-
gard FOR the future q their party and
their country. they viii promptly nun
re the tariff reform orators and lock
them up until the next campaign.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

NosE oi the Michigan congressman
voted against the repeal Of the Sherman
act. which shows that the Michigan
Representatives not only has good fnan-
cial Judgment but knows what IL best
for bis political future.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

CEHrAIs Chicago newspapers are lam.
basting the Ann Arbor students for their
Hallowe'ea depredations. II the fac
ulty would discipline the wild spirits
who bring the university into reproach
II would have tendency to reconcile
the taxpayers whose burdens for its sup
port are xrieyoue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
SHIP BURNEDAT SEA
THIRrY-fIvE LIVES WERE LOST


HAvAsA. Nov. 2--Ths steamship CITY
q Alexandria. bslonging 10 the New
York and Cuba Mail Steamship con-
psny. from Havana aud Matansss tor
Nsw York. has been burned of coliuasf
The news xas brought % the city early
this morning. when a ANAL boat In
which were the second oflicex and eleven
other persons from the City OF Alsxa,s-
dria catered the harbor and reported the
loss Of the steamer. They nay that "a
explosion occurred yesterday afternoou
ON board the steamer and shortly after
she was burning tiercely. The cause Of
the explosion IL unknown. The Dire
gained such Roadway that Captain
Hoffman saw IL would b impossible 10
save the vessel and orders we're given TO
abandon the ship. The steamer had
400 hogsheads Of rum on board and this.
when IL caught fire. caused immense
masses OF flames TO ascend from the
hatehwsyA There was great excite
nent on board. but the officers soon sue
ceeded Ia restoring order. As soon an
the firs alarm was sounded, the crew
went 70 their nre sfatlonA
ship wss Abandoned
There was comparatively little sea
running and but nlight difficulty vas ex-
perienced In lowering away the boats
when the bell forward folled the signal.
-absndon the ship" The scene at the
burning OF the steamer was only twenty
i've miles from Havana. and the officer
in command Of the boat had little fear
Of not reaching that port or some other
place along the coast
In the iirst moment OF terror several
men are said 10 have jumped into the
sea Those who arrived In the small
boat this morning said that sixty
had been drowned. many OF them
through the upsetting OF boat. Later
reports, however, show that mono Of the
small boats upset. and that many OF
those ut frat reported as lest reached
Bacuranao In safety. The number Of
persons drowned 10 now believed To be
thirty-four or thirty-five. Among them
were Herr Leibenger. cabin passenger,
whose home Is In Germany. and several
Cuban stevedores.
When the news OF the disaster
reached here number OF tugs we're
sent 10 the burning steamer To render
what assistance they could. Two OF
these tugs returned this afternoon
bringing nineteen survivors from the
vessel.
Names OF the Rescued.
The names OF those known to have
been saved from the City OF Alexandria
are: Captain Hoffman; Owen MCGEE,
second assistant engineer; Il. j. Jeu-
nings. third assistant engineer; John
Donahue. A. Williams. Edward j. Kirk.
r. +. Nasco. j. Poland, E.mence Hid
rumstah. j. Rauond, William Field,
second officer; Andrew Nelson, Charles
Anderson, Nicholas Clarkson, Charles
Cook. Michael Harten. Francis McNam-
ara. Michael Ryder, William Dettle-
bark. w. Harvey, +. Peterson, w. Wal
lace and X. c. Ericsson. carpenter.
The City OF Alexandria was one of
the fastest and largest OF tho American
ships employed In the West Indian
trade. She was Of iron, screw steamer
OF 24S0 tons burden. She was 3O7 feet
long. 81 feet beam and 90 feet in depth
OF hold. She was built in l579 by John
Roach 4 Sons at Chester. Pennsylvania.
Her engines were OF the compound
type. the cylinders measuring i2x1S.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
Dough, Another w.rh,n

Nrw York. Nov. 3-The Herald SAYS
the Brazilian government has purchased
for $4,000 the magnificent steamer
britannia. now at Boston. for her navy.
The Britannia viii arrive here Satur.
day afternoon TO be fitted up as a
cruiser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Losr>os. Nov. IA shock of earth
quake was felt II Psmbroks. Wales.
about SO O'Clock this sseaing- The
disturbances lasted thirty seconds.
Many honses vers shaken. The wave
was feif a. the Pembroke docks and at
many other towns In WaisG
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

TaIs l. m. season Of the year when
the impecnnious young man gases
wistfuIly in At the plscards announcing
his "Uncle's- annual sale ~ ulsters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

~Yor viii observe how q woman Of
infinite grace walks says the editor of
Al eastern society paper. But there are
no women OF infinite grace Three days
il the longest any % them can get
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Now rHAr the era Of good times l.
about - dawn IL viii soon bs In order
% pay No OIL scores or manufacture an.
ether excuse for eluding the payment Il
daht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

and from the way they beng purchased we can
not but think many of the householdcrs of Grand
Rapids know it as well as we do IL IS not expen-
diture of money TO purchase weather strips, is
saving Your fuel bill will be smaller your comfort
greater and you will be saved the many annoyances
You can not keep out dust and cold air if weather
strips not used and the expense tring com
pared with the comfort gained by proper use of
weather strips one be he rlch poor afford
to be without them II you are poor any thing that
help you to economse fuel sure should be golden.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

MosFsKsI~ Nov 1-Th< funeral q
sAs jena Abkotf -. preus<r q Csnsda.
took place fro0 his resid~ncs IN this
city this afternoon. and vas oes q the
largest snd nost representative ever
witnessed IN Honfre1l. where intermsst
took place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

PEEsrrr<r CLEVELAND viii not sub
nit The Hawaiian question 10 congress
until ne gets ready. His leisure y par
amount
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

H.xELroS. Ont. Nos - The stseae
81 SSf Joan 4seDoDssd wa unveiled
yesterday sfternuon Ia th> pr~senc. -
l0.ec prorie Addresses weT- usae hr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

JAMAICA. Nov. 2-The Atlas line
steamsr Arden. So tors. trading between
Kingston add outports. 10 reported
ashore and wrecked
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
We'll CIothe a Boy from Head
toFoot- Suit 0veIcoat Hat
Hose, Aeckte, Etc.
And for smalier amount of money tn an
you would think possible. His clothes

that will delight his mothers There's everything from
the low priced to the most extravagant qualities The
Suit with double double sewe
ghou 10 the $500 shown for
youngsters who gre hard on clothes.
See the superb Single Breasted Knee Pants
Suits See the splendid Chevot Long Pants Big
Boys Mt low prices The ultra fashionable Cape
scores OF other elegant styles Our Boys Clothing Depart
nent 10 the Midway attraction just Natchess
ties and prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

C',NsREss might ~ well adjourn.
There is nothing before Il that ANYBODY
has the 81 zh test interest In
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

How crrczts Dave HiFi disarresrs.i
from viss after the repeal bln vas
PASSED
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

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