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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
YOUNG PEOPLES MEETING.
Evangelist Mills Converts Many ny
His sunday Efforts.

Evangelist Mills devoted his days
work yesterday 10 directing young
people IN the narrow way that leads 30
eternal life. Two services were held In
Lockerby hall and the great structure
was iilled a. overfiowing both morning
and afternoon. la the morning al 10
o'clock special service WAS held for
the young people who live ia the terri
tory east OF the river lying between
East Bridge street on the aorth end
Wealthy avenue on the south. At 3
o'clock IN the afternoon these living Ia
the territory not Included within the
above boundaries were inyitei a. q spec
ial service fer them The congregation
was composed 81 the bright faced hoy
and girl % 6 years. the happy Young man
aOd woman aud the more scdate persons
of middle life. The bright active, eDer
getic young life oi the city turned out 90
hear the eloquent appeals of the revival
isi foe moro laborers 10 the siBey ard
Musical Director Hills opened the after
noon meeting xith the hymn ~rendef,y
Calling Tne hymn and chorus were
al,esnated by the choir and diff
ferent sections - the vast aud
renee The Rev ,. q. FLOYD
III the Secoui Street methodist church
offered fervent prayer Tor the young
members ~ the congregation. after
which there was more singing Mr.
Mills read scripture lesson from por.
tion u the third chapter n the proph-
cts. and after a solo by Mr. Hills be sie.
liversd q powerful sermon from the vel.
kno~n text. -bememlcr pow thy
Creator IN the days uf thy youth The
a a -.
xast audience and several hundred
Young people manifested desire fDr
salvation - the close ~ THE sermon.
Wien asked 20 manifest their desire Ter
ealvsti0n by rising they arose by the
hundred in RAPID surce@elon Carts
Rers distributed ioH signatures and sn
after mretinC vas heid Tor theif spiritual
benefit
IL Introducing his sermon ar. Mills
saii u is preseBet thaf al knou the
meaninx ~ thr CrrafH when be al
tered the langusee - The sext snd that
evrry g~rson has sad e soHe time
uin be-~Yaae = CHRISTIAN II nav have
l,ecn Nhen fhey veFs 4 msre ehild. =
taunr uan - Tenan. N middle sus a.
ia ~ ayua tine they hste faace fhi.
reeeFve The Crestnr hHs said that n
sftief g. enter thf king3aln - tesvcs 4
u,sa nasf t~c.n'e - = etiid tsut no
ahrfs hes Sc sssi = shila ssrsss lsecsaas
ga n.ao. fhrFe are fhree reaaons ahy
yanee feer'e @hoati Kire their iises -
hfsf nais ~ Hais
tirss : rhrt~ltsh Nfe - the If e.
Hrs "a svst~s - snfsf = gsss4 tira. n y
q uetase q thtrk fea fsnsot - hspps
ess sA'ltfash There = ~ hsTFs ~
nsf assi 1 aas - ihtre = ~ anhsrp,
fkfssrae Ahf ttrsfs sass a. tses
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

oaIy Act Priscs Allowed by Canadian
,.nxrrnmcnf.

OTTkvs. Ont. Nov ~ With a view
g. supprrssiuz lott res the Dominion
parliament passea a statute which
vent into operation Ia July
last. making al lotteries illegal.
unless conducted Tor the purpose %
eacouragiux at. and FOR the disfrihu
fion q paintings and other works n
art The government Few months ago
granted charter "a a Montreal lottery
scAeme rbsee ~. gad OBJECT -Sas the
rnfpsse of eacoaraginx ART. the holders
- Sockets we're g. receive paintings AMI
silfilar sofks e art a. prices n the
drawings The eomrany hss cogo
nssuceff operatives. aai shiia they
s.ifsr palnting- in Eccogdance with the
lsw - their prize hst ibty inu
nate - ticket holders that iheY ulil
D.. psid in esah II they ie~irr if ~ can.
n iha, ds.irr. zeil their petares again
- The association THE - an svssion
q he ise that Sir JehH fhomr~on hsd
not calculated nrna shsn 81 framed
iha SGT sad in tae sane maaser q -
nax anife ts.~stti~ unfier this clause -
shr sfafate - earff on any iafiefy
aeheass in thn isisaiosan ir fah hisst
eithost tbe laT t.eine ati~ - rrsvsnf 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
Why rnE QUEEN ADVOCATED.
BiDunf Make. Scrioa. Charge
Ngsin.s t.K-Niai-tcr stevens.

CamMo. Nov D. 4 special dispatch
e. Tho Herald trem Washington de.
clsres that The report q SPECIAL Com
"a -s.oner h.ouat GOV ca tie IN the
sta-a department and which u 10 b..
sent b. congress Ehea that body reas.
ssa4hles. shows beyond doubt that the
resaistiou in Hawaii Nss accomplished
tny ~ iaffrsensioa on the part of
cslfsa States Minister Stessas Com
miss unner haunt The Herald dispatch
cta aur-. -dsi his WCrk with great
thfaaI aIagess buung the nfe or six
n.aHfas ~ his Gay ia Honolulu be
sorked win single purp.~e % a.
caffaia The frufh. lie secured state
Haent- from members of the csb,-
ret II The dtposesi 9aeen. from membsrs
~ II committee on safety. 9hich
t-ouzat siout fhe revoiation. from on
Gers ef fh- bosfos and from ofher Per
sa1a. aeiahnz toe queen herself Grad.
taEv tir Hh.uaf sas able t0 reach the
fafinfu ~ gre aftie trf shru he t.id 50
i bad nu hesfiafiou tn declaring that
tte ifr.afaaHe repfr sentative = the
luitef ~ttfeS 80 ccnspire1 against a
ffsniiF lesersaieBt The report OF
Csn.l s..Hnss hiseut II scrornronieo by
ali.issIfs ii1n = " 8nasnlslz. deputy
tiers q lhe sppfeus Cgust - Hawaii.
ana a "a nauen president - the aa
sisafs eounrii "a fa- prov isiouai govern
futns. in vhish 10 - stated the queen
49, afef 3n ne xroona that the matter
fe1t - retiewFi AZ " sahiagfer.
temaiszi6iler iasers had i11. iofsr
ar4 aifh Mg NafsFhHuse. 49, 49,
.ss r.einter ~ ths ctsnin.e eian 90
ssiefy su4 49, shengh ~ unwilling
staea. -atrlf rated Mr. ~ andsnbsrg
AMI Nr iianaa.
maat.sseaer Eiaant alleges that ~
Afn.a.eF ~tsre1s fes-ar8itesl fra prafi-
sera zretnmraf hsfafe fha queeu 80.
etfsieti go fhis si@gstien " fnrt4Hesl
~ sn sihiafit fr9m Chnfi,-s l. nup~iaa.
~ i-aunt aisn sile4ss that n -fffers
ufefi" ffftoif@ rseaeea fr pot protiucinx
10 r~cefis ~ fas susfinu relsfin4 -
tas afsif n1t - Eesls etfsinesi them
aat NJ NieFtrs taen &inItts,i b. bal
ras1uszrd fhe pfnFiscnsi rsfFefureot
latffr NJ hlrrsfss snt .fsf.an h.sa-e
bad apra surFsusiefei ihss he sl4 aaf
seas.tlsr fh~is sartresi-r = ses iuos,st
sara Mr kautt charge. that fhe
t..a.fs fadsn the 3ast1u 49,. ssst..a-.l
uesr ~ reIace ? ~ fhe f1tiff.s. ~ ...,-ss
iuE tfa 4reer Sea- atsils.tfts.f. - f5e
trfHas tagi thIa thsfse $ tses 80 s. I.
rer. II fr.m tfimirs es~fFrff
fn essss - fepsift lae s.iatirsl ssvs
regat.ias the sfst.easns ~ its ffers
-if ras stse esrfrt se ttsf l
sasf fs.ie sav issefe sifsrsis4 lfrn f-
fae o. ~ green y ffssa ia tsrnt
In agtes 81 ~ sfals .istaftsssef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

CHIcAoo. Nov. l9.-The assets. OF the
worlds fair are dwindling To an extent
that alarms the managers. When the
exposition closed on October 70. Treas
urer Sesberger had, in round numbers
s2.5Oo.oOO in cash in bank. This has
been slipping away in spite Of what
the managers claim Is the most econ.
omical management at the rate Of $780,
ooO day. But in addition TO that the
assets have been shrinking in the most
unexpected manner. Discoveries have
lately been made. ID - said. which in
any enterprise but the worlds fair
would be regarded as sensational in the
extreme
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

The Rev. Gillian breaches 90 An Im-
nepse Throng.

Women were sitting on the gallery
rail Of the Fountain street baptist
church last evening. the iioor space was
crowded to snffocation, the aisies were
jammed with women and the altar STEPS
were lost TO view by those sitting on
them. Ii was the meeting for women
only addressed 10y the Rev. Gillian. as-
sistant Of the Rev X. Fay Mills Before
the address a collection wcs taken up
for the worthy destitute Of the city.
The congregation sang -kock OF
Ages. then the speaker said he had no
particular words 20 address meeting
for women only coming from man. but
would talk as he would 10 his mother
and sister. lie took for his text Mat
thew xvii %. what Shall / DO With
Jesus!" There are just three things
which women can offer as an answer TO
this. Tho first Il 10 neglect him. ia tao
ways. pass him by as did the scofers
when the Lord Jesus hung on the cross;
the second was 10 deny Christ ar a per
sonal savior by giving themselves up 10
pleasure. For an Illustration the Rev.
Gillian used the life and death Of A i.
Stewart
Secondly, the woman might reject
God. There II q vast difference between
negelect and reject. the first led 10 the
second The rejection Of Christ a. a
savior by man the preacher could uE-
derstand. but how a gentle. loving
woman could was beyond comprehen-
sion. lie believed that Christ would
condemn those on the judgment day
who rejected the Savior as the one AN
unforgivable. As an illustration OF the
rejection OF saving grace the wreck ~
the steamer Central America and the
loss OF thirteen OF the crew was
used. The captain of the steamer
rejected aid when offered. and but one
man escaped. Christ was ever ready 90
save the shipwrecked II they would be
rescued. Women were too prons 20
carelessly reject the Lord.
When Christ was dying on the cross
he prayed Father. forgive them. they
know not what they do"
Accept Christ" is the third answer
that could be given 10 the question.
What shall / do with Jesus!~ urged
the preacher. IL is the only answer one
can give who is willing TO turn from the
sins OF neglect and rejection.
Before the closing prayer the minister
asked those who believed ia prayer 20
how their heads, aud those who wished
TO be saved and would confess Christ 90
stand and they would be prayed for.
Thirty women acknowledged their
err0r
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Conmis~soner Blount says b Secretary
6Feshams ~lf DAY be of interest 10 you
% kno~ that In sa examination this
aftsfnoon u Colonei Sopsr. commanding
TIE military fofce Il tbs provisional gov
srunsas slncs tbs 18th Of January
iast 10 stated that a. . meeting st
the house Of Hsary wstsfhoase Ga
the Night q the 10th cf January,
compo>sd of nembeFs u the esn mittee
cf safety. be xss the command OF The
military forces, that he declined 10 ae-
eept Il, until the next day; that IN this
meeting IL xas aeespted By al a. true
that Mr. Stsveas had agreed that II the
psrsons seeking 10 dethrone the queea
got posse ession u the gOvernment build
ing apd proclaimed a nes gosernment
be would Fecognize it a. . dc faclo gov.
ernment: that be (Soperl never acsepted
the command until be had knowledge
u this fact; that he 10 citizen Of the
United States and claims allegianee
thereto"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
HUNTING roa eoLp.
Prospecsorz TrcspasssnE Upon Up-
cunnahere Indian Re-ertRtton-


wAsHINeroS. Nov n Geo. D. c.
Armstrong. acting comDi-sioncr ~ In
dian affairs has been informed that
quite a party Of whites have euters3
the UncUmpahgre Indian reservation
in Utah 10 prospect FOR gold and the
agent 81 the Indians ubo forwarded the
information has asked Cor INSTRUCTIONS
To THE inquiry Grnerai Armstrong ~.
pied instructing the agent o. g,ronsrflr
remove the mr. 3isrs lie pays fhs
whites have nosnore night - enter the
Indian reservation 20 pfoeT,sct fof min.
eral than one man has 90 enter nnofhers
yard and help himeeh b. what Ne fnds
there. and that IN ali instances when the
department - sdvi-ed q stsch fresrass
the iptsriopers viii he promptly removed.
General Armstrong aiso save that there
- more pressure than usual a
this time fof The privilege - pros
tseeting upon the Indian reerrniious.
This - doe - the fact shat nsany silver
miners IN The Rorky Mountain rtstes
aud territories have been thfosn out -
empioyuseDt arc IN the aearch fof eoia
which has increasrd iarrelf IN tbs pssf
fev noBfhs the DrusGwcicrs shoe -
aluscsf uncontrollal,ie desirt g. crrsss the
hnss 4 the resersnfiors uithin Vhifh
they aieays serm a. think thsy cHn hrd
ire pferioas metals ir ntruEfinnce. These
eror,s viii he resialrd. fissnersl Arm.
sfruue ssvs both fof fhe purfs@e uf
projecting the Indiaps and their flRhfs
and for the trrventiun - bltst1sted.
which 10 likely b De- TIE rssu't - such
en<-roaehrspufa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Chicago. Nov. ~ Mira Goudie has
brought suit against Miss Minnie Will
ianls for malicious prosecution. asking
for $4,000 damages. Mrs. Goudie alleges
that she worked Tor Miss Williams and
that the latter accused her of stealing
diamonds valued az s50Q For this
alleged offense Mrs Goudie has been ar
rested three times. and each time has
been discharged. Mrs. Goudie claims
that her arrest has been with the pur.
pose ~ inducing her to refrain from
telling what she knew about the private
life of Mise Williams. whom she knew as
Mrs Hunt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Terrible Death OF a Little Girl Ia
Cleveland.

CIkyELAxp. Nov. IA shocking
case Of child murder mas caused the ar
rest Of Hattie Smith. keeper OF vile
den on Lake street. charged with the
crime, aid OF several Others from the re-
sort as accomplices
Fannie Perkins makes affidavit that
Kittie Harris entered the resort Novcm-
Der anu three days later gave birth TO
a female child Half an hour later the
child was put into jar OF warm water.
Then il was put In bowl and cold
water poured on it, The child moaned
piteously and was set away behind a
dresser. Later. Hattie Smith poured
hot water over il. remarking. "It Is hard
TO kill" Next morning The child's body
was buried in the back yard.
When asked to tell what she knew.
poor Kittie Harris, the mother said:
Il dare not. Oh, 1t was awful. 1t
moaned So" and the girl covered her
eyes with her hands and covered back
into the chair. She added. fercely
"On. this life. IL had known she was
going to kill my baby she would never
have lived moment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Hayes Charges Occupy Much Time of
ths, Convention.

PHlf,DELrHrA, Nov. 10 The question
of the unitication OF the varied labor in
terests was unoffieially discussed at yes
terrlay afternoons session OF the Knights
OF Labor. The movement started Fri
day night by the reports OF twelve dis;
trict organizations with membership
of 10000. was favorably commented
upon, and il IL thought that the ques-
tion will he officially acted upon before
final adjournment The charges OF Sec
retary Treasurer Hayes against Pow
derby and members OF the executive
committee also occupied portion OF
the session. Powderly vigorously de
MED the charges
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
wui Nos Handle Iehssh Fright

WILgksBAksK. Pa. Nov. la-It Is re
ported here tonight that the Lehigh
Valley officials applied 10 Ssperinten
deaf Maxwell II the Central RAILROAD of
New Jersey TO handle some 81 their
freight II necessary and that Mr.. MAI
we'll refused 10 do 60 Ii Is also said
that a similar application had been
made TO Superintendent Hslstead of the
Delaware. Laekawsnna 4 Western rail
road and that be also declined The
strikers claim that II this position is
maintained by the competing roads the
strike will be settled within a week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
STRIKE SPREADING.
Branch Llres of the Lchlzh 60 BE
ftrti Ip.

SowfHvrtrN. v J nov n Iiut two
trains Here handled on the f.ssion 4
Aa,t0, Division q the iehiRh Valley
raiirosi iosiry At the Port Readlag
cfrssafg. Iolgn Wilton. lhe tower man.
sho is suipl.lyei - tosb the Lehizh
Wales And the philsfelpris 4 Reading
railroads afsl u noa uason man said
that a. fst ~ hs knes ali the fegnisf
tfeH,r es- teing done ~ the spmpsny
the ssne ne - say other Sau.iay ~
lionra iiFsok she ley tssut The night
axeaf anH fhs suEes man atrns.k The
oBiy feaeun that tniihs fan ifsiay
40 81 saftpesi g. 10 fnat
tbe ls* pu,biltis srApleYse ffeH
afHadae,ns fh@it 'fains - tte fes.l
hsF aasf fns fhem - fbsH fFsfira
fs<sa hsfars l@asIsx ftaa fi j. thaHstt
~ iasaFffs iha ~ p fHAti eil iis iiei
'ur g.efstf s aa ~ etea'isai
safss ff i8sf tiie ffhskh Ysiitg se
t.afs is.tsna tsHe iffs sshssis i So
afsa ~ Heaff etseifsefias tsiifa3 tafs
4. ~ zl(k sf..ss iftafe are res 'ssi
sss.f.s.fr - tlis sahiEh Water ,ref ~
fseef tssssta ssf f4asf sst
fsH4ss ftsstl tsfss t.fts
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Avx AEBoR. Mich. Nov. la-The
students Of the law department are Up
in arms owing 10 the action ~ the fac
atty In suppressing the printed lectures.
the Law students delight As result
of the action by the faculty. great AMI
lasting inconyeniencc has resulted 20 the
law student u is probable that ihis
matter viii result n the publishing q
lectures under the direct supervision x
the faculty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

CHucsoo. Nov. n john W. Robin
son. a colored man who II wanted Ia Ann
Arbor. Mich. Tor aitempidd murder. is
under arrest in this city. A year aao
last May Robinson Qaarreied With Ia.
yid r. Taylor. and made a furious a.
sault upon him. After breaking Tay.
lor's arm with a stone aud otherwise IN.
iuring him. the negro fired four shots a.
his victim Robinson fed. and cue
ceeded IN cluding his pursaers until last
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Valley Railroad company - prepared 10
pot up . warm bght was demonstrated
this morning when eoupis ~ van loads
OF cots and other sleeplng paraphernalia
vas shipped. presumably " Ezsi Buffalo.
Prouting from its experiences ~ year
sso. during the ssstchmen's strike. the
Lehigh xss evsdeutiy arranging 20 quar-
ter ifs men or non-nrioa employees N
some Of the East Buffalo shops.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

ST. JosErH. Mich. Nov. l2.-Many
think an injustice has been cone ia
placing Flora Mckee in jail She is th>
young giri Who made cosnplaipf against
Thornton Carter. The -reiigio6r fanatic.
fer lewd conduct. and sfterWar-i swore
against him AZ the trial She 10 now
held for perjury. People. generrli, patty
the girl. believing that she did DOT know
IL 10 be a crime 10 give false evidence
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

tfau sea, Nax a. Wmk n tsklps
sfsfi as isis sbfel has hssa t.eEaa
40 frffss "a nss 81 taa aaef fis ssil
= affs ~ lis stesfiss 10 iifsakish -
fsa ass fat~te srTefsi s.Htfs srfe -
~ "a kslf t'ss laet fa its eseslisa IL
.a8ss = s.s,.sisisfesl 49, is4 iint tsia
litlis ssFsr Tes ssfn-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
pRENDERGAsT Is MAD.
He Objects tn Being Tried on the ID-
sanity Dodge.

CHIcAoo. Nov. 10. Patrick Eugene
Prendergast. the slayer Of Mayor Harri-
son. is not pleased with the defense his
attorneys. Messrs Wade and Essex.
have decided upon.
.They propose to enter a plea OF in
sanity said Prendergast today. Il
shall object 10 that l want TO ac-
knowledge the commission OF the crime.
and plead and prove justification"
In what way will you prove iustifica-
tiony'
The broken promise TO make me cor
poration counsel And then there are
other things. But il win all come out
at the trial. I'm very much displeased
with the idea OF eutepng the plea OF in.
sanity. I'm not insane. ! was justified
in the shooting"
Prendergast's trial opens before Judge
Dunno one week from tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

t'fo~ieys arFtir sfurnt - ssfesrisins
si.ertsf aEea' fhs ifeeaasf irrsftnsfHf
eal ~ aH aaHestnfti Iffhaiis
lafsa fte ha.84 ~ss ~ sf7t'er
!. a. srssess hessaff sfffisi ssebt at
(hifs<ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

BAY CRY Mich, Aor "a The
American bond Security company ls TIE
name Of ucW organization formed
among bay City business men. Frank
Rossman is president; Ce0rge =. Hood.
vice president and treasurer: ". J.
Mccormick. secretary. and g. y "
Suelling. until recently secretary - the
business Mene association. manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Rothhurg IL no longer . money order
Office Star service route 3s,5ls. from
lI,ilmRn 90 Alpena. has been changed to
date from November i6 - ss 10 supply
Godfrey at its new site betweea Hill
man aud Long Rapids. incrrssing THE
distance three quartern of a milo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

Ausuxs. y. ". Nos 10 The mails on
the southern central division of the
Lehigh Valley were sun as usual today,
but all other traffic was AZ a standstilL
The conpany's yards In this city are
deserted and not pound Of freight
was moved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

G'Hessfn. Nos - Edwr6 keIi3 =
ioeksd ~ ~ ne p,iirr statipn uift q
i,nilss sfssbd in BE right iee sbirb sns
inHicsed - tfEces fssuArhef jast right.
y ~ rsaehf blnl nsd snofssef man N fhe
81 r hoii,nr NJ snd rui,tag ksrsfa
Nlrhsfy - fi,s fseaH nouse % Wesl
Naiiss.r street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

cuicsco. Nov. "a Two detectives
nov guard the home of II. y. Higgtn.
hotham. president 81 the worlds fair.
Two suspicious men have been leiterlog
in the vicinity of the presidents rsss.
ticoce aud fears - -cranksT caused Mr.
IIig1'nis,iham - ask Tor rolice proiec.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

WkeHfreTo~ Sof. ~. The rerigns
tion - fS.n l. a. esent sssistanf s~c
rstary q vnr. which ~ss teDdefsd - fiss
t.reslalenf on the incssnine a TIE s1nsih
istrntior. hss t.esn scerrfed 70 tnis -
frrf flecensi~s ~ end 4 - nbnoonced
that ti@n 1u~eph 4. Dos. ndjutsIii Gee.
srai q the Nisoonsin Nsliorsi guard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20
snl.itn l.rss..sn

nfssfus. Nov ~ fhr steamship Var.
mouth q the itostan ief,pough
Sisanship ,aefnrsns hes lesn ~sla g.
THAT 4 %. = Aee lnsk. eha are tbe
-ssnts 4 President fsisof.s ~ lssafii
lhs snm PAID = Aff,ea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

lion srmw.e. Ark. Nov. 70 W. y
shannahan editor - The Graphic. was
nssaul,ei and balls dislignrcd tssisy l,y
Sergeant - roIioe u l. kirkpatrick
Ihe act wss the result q 60 editorial
sefsrenos to kifkpstrfcks rcpatAtian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

New is tf.e Aooepsed 1snsa
"iou must make decisios nos. Net
10 decide % 10 = CHRISTIAN 10 q decide
BOT b. ns christian Ia the name -
the eternal lsoa. whose / an. and shosa
! serve. Il you don't take your place on
the side of God. he will take your
answer ss No Choose life rather than
death; chocse blessings rather than
eursings
Il csl! hezsca 60 witness: SEE cell
God. the angels of God. the spirit Il
Christ; the loved once gone before.
mothers. wives and sisters. ! call earth
o. witness. the men that look upon yoa.
the men you touch elbows with: the
sife that looks for q godly husband. the
child that looks Tor q praying father.
call upon them ali a. witness- chooes
life not death; choose the services ~ al
mighty tod. appealed the Evangelist
As many - wish 90 lead christian
life please arise while xe pray. aud
Loo nen arose " their feet and bowed
their heads Ia reserent submission
About ]. 100 persons remained % the
after meeting.
This afternoon Mr.. Mills will preach
q special sermon on consecration- To
night be will picture the Kingdom OF
Heaven Upon Earth" Thursday night
thare will be special sermon on tho
dangers that beset young men, and part
II the ball will be reseryed especially Tor
men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-20

ASS ARBoR. Mich. Nov William
Keppler 81 fittsaeld- oDe 81 the gang %
wheat thieves recently arrested. has
been sentenced 20 two years in ionia re
formatorv