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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
PINE LAND THEFTS.


Sr. PAuL. April ll.-Members of tho
committee investigating the pine land
steal said this afternoon that the amount
of pine stolen from the state would ag
gregate about s30O0O. They said they
had purposely omitted names because
they wanted the courts to get chance
At the robbers. Three pine land bills
were pa-eed this afternoon. The first of
these ~ 'or the appointment of a com
missioner 10 continue the investigation
with the view oe finding indict-
ments in various northern counties
20 the state. II contains an
appropriation - elo.Onh. The second
measure suspends the sale q all pine
lands in the state from May |. ls93. 10
May l. lsss. The third provides FOR tho
r,sas-ess'nent ~ all land which has been
fraudulently sssessed for the past ten
years. \ dispatch from Washington
this evening says that Secretary Smith
n the interior department has been ap
pris~d of the theft ~ ei.omOO worth ~
land ~ The Minnesota Indian re~~rva
items and that thorough federal inves
tigatiou will b. begun carly in May.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
PRESENTS HIS CREDENTIALS.
The british Ambassador Receives or
AciaI Recognition trDm Us.

W.sHrNGToN. April Sir Julian
Pauncefote became dean of the diplo-
matte corps in Washington thie after
noon 10y virtue 81 his reception by the
president as ambassador from Great
Britain. AS Sir Julian is the fret am
hassador from any country to the United
States. the presentation of his papers Ia
Mr.. Cleveland was made function ~
more than usual ceremony. Sir Julian
with the Hon. Michael Herbert and the
other attaches - the British embassy
met Secretary Gresham at the state de
partment shortly before 3 O'Clock All
the British representatives were IN court
uniform. Sir Julian's coat being ~ vel
vet elatorateiy trimmed with gold lace.
~ 3oclock the party proceeded to the
White house and At once went t0 the
blue ro-pm. Besides Secretary Gresham
and the Britons assistant. Secretary
Quincy and Second Assistant Secretary
Adee ~ the state department were pres
eDt When the president entered the
room. sir Julian stepped forward and
presenting hIs credentials Ia him made
the following brief remarks:
Ms ps.-,ps~r-I have the honor To-
place in yoiir hand. letter from tho quecn.
my suvus, sovereign. accrrdifinG rse "a her
anlt@sSasior ~, the ni'ed ~ta'cs ~ America.
In rsi~ing her representative N Wash
incfon Ia the rank - an afnlaasdcr. an sC'
vhich has met ~i'h y.sIr hands vifh gracious
and friendly reciprocity. her msrsiy hns
manifested hsr constant desire "a dra~ more
cio-siy together tho i-pfds which hsIy,ily
unite The 'vo ,sesnffis-.
1t hn- iscsn rny privilege 90 ~rve her
rnaye~'y FOR several yesrs - minister pjeni-
yefsntiafy 10 tho United Stafe-, and ! ven
tore o. .rrder my grateful scsnoy iedg
nienfS for 'ne cs-iftrsss~ Consideration sfd
knane-- which. during tsss whole - ,'ssi
T.rsoi have ts<n eyfenderi 20 ne IN the dis
ch&rre 81 my irnrortani fencflnns.
In tho higher os'ics ~ asbt.assdcr. l
hore 'hs: the same indulgence nssy - &C
corded 20 ne. ard 7 seg ~ s-ssr. ~ you
that ~ u,raorS. Efforts Ill - aevasea. - ~
the gass So fffe nIsinfensnve snd ifn;rovs
raefss - fhs -eizfian - triossd-tip and good
Vai vhsrh. ! tysrs. vif bsTeF css-s =, sus
-t-s f--tse-r ff,e tao csatntff--
On tits sss-q5cso8s occssson II yossT s,eire
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
ITALIAN DREAMS.


LONDON. April ia dispatch re-
ceived here from Rome emenating from
a high authority states that the Italian
government intends upon the occasion
of the holding of the paral conclave 10
issue brochure entitled: Ill Papa
Deve Esser ltxliano." declaring that the
next Pope ought To overthrow the demo
cratic policy established by the present
Pop. The work will also declare that
Pope Leo's successor shall also favor the
alliance between Germany. Austria and
Italy The liberals especially dread the
election 81 Cardinal Gibbons 81 Balti-
more The officials st the vatican laugh
at the idea of the proposed brochure
having any effect. They smile also at
the other attempts that the Italian gov.
eminent has or may attempt In make to
change the Pope's policy. The ecclc-
siastical authorities believe that the
democratic policy of the Pope has
obtained such firm hold upon the
minds of the people that II will become
traditional and other Popes will live up
TO IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
FRED NAY SURRKNDERs.
The Onc.Time High Roller Returns
From South Africa.

NEw YORK. April 1l.-Fred May. the
one time high roller. who has been in
exile for years in South America. this
morning walked into the district attor-
ney's Office prepared to give himself up
to answer an indictment against him for
assault on a policeman. After his in
dictment for the offense May jumped his
bail. Today he came prepared with
new bail. May once figured in duel
with James Gordon Bennett. The duel
did not come OIL. but there was lots Of
talk about it. II grew out of a quarrel
over a female relative Of May. Since
that episode Bennett has lived i'm Paris.
yearly coming tn this country. May was
man about town for a number of years
and figured in numerous escapades,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
SEIZED BY THE JAPS
Ps's~ Islands + the North Pa
eific Change Rulers.
rhe A0Als Causes lueense Excitement
aHd l1ay Iced 90 Grave Dtaacul-
steo 0eeweeu the rowcrs.

MApsip. April ia dispatch has
been received stating that Japan has
seixed the Pciew islands . group in the
North Pacific claimed 10 belong to
Spain by right Of discovery. The Cover
nor II the Philippine islands has sent "A
cable Dispatch asking for. r.-enforce
ments. whether with the object of attack
ing the Jspsnesc or not Is not stated.
The Pelew islands have about 10000 in
habitsnts and are very fertile The az
fair may lead to grave difficulties he
tween the two po~ers. There is great
excitement here over the matter and
there 10 little doubt that the popular
feeling will force the government Ia act
promptly and demand an explanation
from Japan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

The LATHE kaa~As Town Has TWO
buildings standing.

IvpErESpsScE. Kan. April South
xestern kansas and particularly Mont
gomery county. was visited by terrible
cycion- this evening which left . path
~ death and destruction beh md II.
This city was only on the extreme edge
% the storm and suffered little damage.
but reports from surrounding country
small towns near here show great
destruction II property and loss of life.
full particulars IL which IL IL impossible
- get tonight. Wires are all down.
The little town Il Parkes. ten
miles south ~ here. seems
20 have get the worst % the storm.
From the moe, reliable information Oh
fainsbl. the people 81 that town were
alarmed ty ominous clouds which gath
cred lust n, dusk. They hardly had
time ,O reaiik. what Vas coming before
the storm burst upon them an all its
fury. Coming from a isesterly direction.
from Oklahoma. the furious wind. which
va- more ike a hurricane than gcnu
inc cyclone. struck the town with ire
sistsbie force. The frightened people
were given not moment Ia nee to
places - safety. The work - the wind
xss awful Df the business houses sit
uated around the public square. but two
we're left standing. the others being
completely vrecsed. Even brick
houses were swept away tho
same ss the light frames. Every resi.
d-uc- IN the town vas damaged more or
less and hall - them wer. completely
destroyed II - known that several per
.aons we're killed and large number in
jurs.i but 1, is impossible To learn tho
details and names IL the dead and IN
iurssI tonight Leaving PArkes scene
% wreck and ruin. the deadly wiad
swept on On tn. northeast. leveling farm.
houses. harms and fence. before IL.
Three fsrmhous-s IN IN. eastern portion
- this county are known Ia have been
sr-c xesi. and u is certain that this rep
re-ent- bat small portion 81 the dam
sus 1s,ue
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
rwo woRE STATES srRuCx.
I..iis-s s-s ttt,urs- Si-'sed NJ Hor-
r,ns~ Wsrsss srsi Esie>.

Cafcsco. Npril ~ Severe ssor-s
ssart sver fh~ states - Iowa. ksnsss
ifs-.ari. illiu.1is sni lu,issns thus even
~ 5oing z-raf iaraags the fusl sy;eaf
u winch cannot D. iesrnei ss the tele
g-s.h sir-s hav- b.er rrosfrst-ss ir
r,asy i,,calties 4 slo,idhur~s at pf
susu,va. Iowa. caused great dsnss~
n, pr,,r.r,v At BOSTON and
Gf.Ihs nEis. Indiana. as~st- f~@sr9vss
murh prnr~rt~. uaanV bead ~ cs;f'e
~er- xiiir3 AMI rsiiros'ts are bssiis
washed eur \ ctuHsitpr-t se~sie'f to
t.-s n q Geutraiia. and N -orne parts ~
the rity the water <fsnsss nlne feet dssp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

LoSpoS. April 1.-THE situation in
Hull to-day is quite gloomy for the
strikers, and to judge from present indi-
cations the Shipping FEDERATION will
win. Four hundred additional non.
union men arrived to-day To take the
places II unionists who had quit. and
were ut once placed at work There are
now altogether 2.6o non unionists at
work on the docks and il is thought
that no assaults will bc made upon
them. ~ they are protected 10y dragons
and policemen. Most strikers 500 their
chances of winning daily becoming lese.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
FOR THE NEEDY POOR
Grand Rapids Sscis9sf chss.lis
Duly ogupaizp&


That charity vA1eh asv1 80. sssn
though propAecin ~ - o.a0us
csass and knovisdgs vaaiaA ssay. vss
snshrinsd - ths osseist AslA h Rssk
church Last evening.
About AW carnsst nes ood vunsa
v~re present. The onagsegaAica ssprs-
seotsd q lssst eight -s,nehs a the otys
philsnthrcpisss ssd suppnssss q char
ity institutions The preliminary wosk
cf organizing . society fW snncistsd
charity was completed and the meeting
held several weeks EGO hsd bssa pro-
ductive a god rrsaitA
Mayor Stuart called the meeting -
order. Tie said that during HE sdniA-
istrstion u cay Affairs NO othsr depart
ment had calassd him % nscA worry
and given % little assinfsctiou - the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
WANTS MORE TROOPS.



WAsHIScToS. April lL--Anothee re-
quest for troops % go % Antlen. the
scene al the trouble between -ths fac-
tions of the Choctaw Indiana. was re
ceived at the var department today
fgom the SECRETARY of the interior. The
request vas made on information re
ceiyed from Indian Agent Bennett. The
request was teiceraphed to General
Miles. commanding the department IL
Missouri. who replied that Captain
Guthrie had LETT Fort Reno. Indian ter
ritory. for Antlers on Saturday with
company A, Fourteenth infantry. con
sisting of forty-one men. and was ex-
pected To reach his destination today.
Officers at the war department are in
clined To believe that the trouble II not
an serious AZ the dispatches Of Agent
Bennett indicate. His kilograms come
from MuscoGce and state be will 60 10
Antlers AZ soon ~ the troops arrive.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
WILL PLAY TODAY.


KoKoMo. Ind. April 1.-THE great
chess match between Emanuel Lasker
and Jackson w. Showalter. champions.
respectively Of Europe and America was
begun today. although no game was
played. Rules give each player on de
mand three days rest and Showalter
claimed today as ons OF his days The
interest in this match ia intense and
promises to grow fast as the match pro
crosses. The playing will begin We'd
nesday at 3 p. m. in the Columbian
hotel where the contestants are quar-
tered and which is filling up with chess
enthusiastic from all over the United
States. prominent among whom are the
following state champions: +. w. Viii
lenburg. Cleveland, o.; J. G. Stevens,
Pittsburg. Pa; G. %. jackson. Indian
apolis. Betting is cautious. the odds be-
ing even no far for TIE two men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

wAsHISorox. April IA numerous
and influential delegation of editors ~
Journal. had a pleasant interview with
their former editorial ass,ciate. the Hon
Hoke Smith. At the interior department
today. Secretary Smith made speech.
calling upon them to stand by the preei
dent in his efforts 10 reform exrendi
turea Subsequently the editors called
on President Cleveland.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

PAGE Crry. Mo-. April IA terrible
tornado struck this town this evening.
tearing and twisting the houses To pieces
and creating Widespread ruin. William
Walker and his two children were caught
In the wreck II their home aud were all
instantly killed Three -fourths of the
houses and the town are DESTROYED and
many are Injured Reports from neigh
boring towns II Mayvicw and higgins
vile report great damage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
KENTUCKY HORROR.


BOWLING GREEN. KY. April ia
horrible murder and double attempt
at suicide occurred in this city last
night. George Bradley. a well known
coiored man. went home about 10 o'clock
and tiew into rage about some
thing his 7.year old boy had done.
Picking up a piece 81 plank the
man beat the child Ia death. Horriied
ut what he had done. Bradley went down
town and purchased some rat poison and
went back home. He and his wife both
took dose Of il. The poison did not
operate fast enough for Bradley and he
procured razor. and getting on the
bed cut HE throat. making cash four
inches long. nearly severing the jugular
vein. Neighbors this morning found the
lifeiess body OF the boy on the fioor. and
on . bed were Bradley and his wife. the
former bloody and gasping for breath.
His wife Was in fearful agony from the
poison. Bradley will die. but il is
thought his wife will recover. Bradley
and his wife have been industrious
people and stood well with every body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
THREE PERSONS DROWNED.
Two Boys and . Wouasn Swept Away
In Hood.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. April lion
Green brier river, near Hinton, . sad &C.
cident occurred this morning. Mrs.
Boxley. The VIE suf prominent and
well to-do citizen. accompanied by her
4year old con. attempted 10 drive across
the stream. when the vehicle they were
in was drawn into an eddy and smashed
TO pieces against the rocks. Both occu-
pants were drowned. At Guayandotte
this morning George. the l0year old
son Of Mr.. Richie. fell into the Guayan-
dotte river and Was drowned. The body
was recovered this evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

LIMA. Ohio. April ll.-Prof. Edward
Frey. n prominent musician 81 this city.
wac shot and fatally wounded by his
wife last night. Early in the evening
Frey went home and gave his wife a
terrible heating and left Returning in
a short time he renewed his assault
upon her. whercupon che shot him. in
ficting fatal wound.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

CHicsco. April il.-Owing to the ali
81 the railroads leaving their head
quarters in Chicago. the members - tho
Transcon'inental association were un-
able To perfect its organization today
As the passenger agents wished to'besr
the reports ~ the general managers. the
sitting was adjourned till tomorrow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

WASHINGTON. April 1.-The undeliv-
cred medals. presented by the king 81
Sweden to the officers and men 81 the
United States cruiser Baltimore. on the
occasion Of the transportation Of the re-.
mains ~ Capt. John Ericsson to his
native country. have bren received by
Chief Clerk lIogg ~ the navy depart
mcnt and will te forw arded 10 the officers
and men who are to have thrm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

CLEVELAND. April 1.-THE fight
over the possc~eion ~ the mayors Office
in this city was ended tonight when the
director of Law decided that Robert
Blee. the democrat mayor elect. vac
mayor in fact lie bsecd his decision on
the ground that ~ the council ~ tho
city had accepted HE bond and sureti~s.
he was entitled IN hold the Office.
Mayor Rnsr promptly turned over 20
him the Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

ST. Joprs. Apr,i II Notsish.tanding
reports printed - the effect that Mike
Kelly Rad agreed - sign a contract With
the \es YORK hs-@ ball ciuh. lncsl ball
player has ~ his possession q ieffar from
Kelly ia which he states that he viii
positively no' play hall IT the figures a
ferrd him by Nev York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

wAsHIScror. April Ii.-There viii b~
a special meeting " the committee on
privileges and ciectiope tomorrow morn
ing. at which the Roach caee will te
again taken Up and an effort made "a
reach some conclusion that will he salts
factory alike g. democrats and repub
licsus II is probable that the resolu-
tion ~ outlined In executive seanion will
y. vesv,vfod
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

The Washington Para winner MAY B~
One Of Ttsesc Entries.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, April 1.-THE prob.
abb. starters in the Tennessee derby.
which will be run here day after tomor.
row. the weights they Will carry. and
the Jockeys who will ride them are:
Belfast l:s,. J. j. McCanerty; Bob
Speed. l0o. Tom Bsitton; Revenue. IL.
Fox; Michael, IL Williams; Francis
Pope. l.92. Rcsnn; Calhoun, In,
kunzc Several either eligible start-
ers are at the track. but il
is not thought likely they will contest.
The track IN very heavy with dust. II
il does not rain tonight sprinklers will
be put to work in order to get things in
shape. All the Gables expected. with
one exception. hsvo arrived. The ex-
ception is the Mesquite stable. which
will probably reach the track tomorrow.
There are betweee $50 and GOO horses
here now and there is every indication
OF most successful meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

BsUsssLs. April 1.-The chamber of
deputies. by q vote ~ ! l., 70 ~. rejected
the motion AZ Deputy Jansen IN favor
~ universal suffrage. thus virtually de-
cIaring tha, the chamber i- not in
fsvT Il removing all restrictions from
the franehi~. The result is a great de
appointment 20 the eocialsfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

H,vsS.. April -Tbousands ~ per
.ons. including the high~s, officials.
have visited tho Columbus csrsvel
Santa Maria 4 grand bsnque; 10 the
commander and the officers ~ the Santa
Maria ~aa given at the town hall last
night Much enthusiasm was mani
f..t~d and . number II toasts were
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

SsS FR,Scrsco. April 1.-THE Re.
veenava. the third steamer n The North
American Navigation company, the
Pacific Malls ccunpei'for. sailed Tor
Panama the evening via Central Amer
ic-n ports The greater part II her
cargo - through freight for New York.
There are slso canned goods for England
and Germany and skins far France.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

FARGO. n d. April lL-Heavy rains
have swollen the Rel river out 81 its
banks and tho water is rising at the rate
Of three inches an hour. The river in
the highest for many years and good
portion Of Island Park 10 fioosied. Dis
asfruus goFgcs are feared. as the ice is
not broken up. II the water rises an
other foot the city waterworks will be
inundated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12
GIVEN MORE TIME.
April 80 Last Day Of GraCr for Worlds
Fair Exhibitor.

CHcAoo. April Director General
Davis ~ IN, world's Columbian expcsi.
ton issued the following order today:
'CmoAGo. April III.
Notice IL hereby given transportation
companies and exhibitors in the worlds Go.
lumbian exposition that all exhibits for
which permits for space have been issued.
and which can le delivered and placed in
position and the exhibitors work completed
on or before April ~. Isr3. will he admitted.
and the regulation fsing April 10. ls.rs. as
the last day on which exhibit. will I've re-
ceived il hereby modified To that extent.
''G. X. DAVIS. Director General
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destroyed. The chisf judge re- killed
vt JAgodins b his hoass eollspsing. IL
is believed that these earthquakes are
oentinuntion u the receot earthquake
Ia Asia Minox. which sss msAgcrly re-
ported. whereby the toWn of Nsisttia
with a0O housrs vss destroyed AID l0
rersons pcrished
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

v.sur~sro~. tpril IL The navy he
psrtment has been notified that the
German CRUISERS kai>sFin. tur'lsts ard
Seesiier. which eili repsc~snt tbsi
e,antry a. fhe naval review. will srTive
al Hampton Roads about tpFl -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

Wsssr>aroS. Aprilll.- Assistant Sur
gecn Rosenotr. on inspection duty ~
at Antwerp. kss cshl~d Surgeon Gen
ersl W,msn that smailprx is epidemic
81 Antwerp. 80 thst tber~ are eighty
cs.es in the hospital At present This
information has been cent ~ all the
quarantine etsfions on the coast.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

ssalisa uusua ese, uass - nn ~ esalAsd
offsc< u pesSsAsua Il The CaSend 3nssA. Hse-
.ais nae, ar. sspss<fsis 70 sefs yss @s
tsssa wisAss fw ycsw prrspoal Usfsnsss end
fsr ne xatinuA psusprnty oe ~ essas na-
uoa shnss savAiy intssess hsss esrs Co
mkssd - voas isAsUe.
In reply ths prssidsat snid:
''Ms- AusAsAsss--lt s1asos Ne sinSrso
pleasure "a Vesass fsnm yoxs kns1D ~ no
tis~ 1t nef hStaansc 2ajsaS. scrssdiaiao
yOe - her smbseeAdos ~ he Cnion1 eeneso
of Ameet<s- Co tuahsh Of o~r eovesnnnsas
is"s,os sS ca ~ siIS Ss = inss1rss = .. sssios q
hes majssay in coafssTing upon hss resrs-
scntasise "a osu cApjld ehe hlghee Nsk
known - the diplmnstie taePrco1re a -
tio,ss. ~ q marked psoof VI ~ frssnoly uD-
sidesstion thst t~sds 70 dsaw into ths etee1
intimacy two peoples having TIE u ei<.cd
and al ssecch and of hisAoEy. Thas - fully
apssecisss and cordially sscaprocaas tAss -.
ny the prompt Slssaslon VI the mission at
the uniisd Siasss In England ~ tbs came
dignity wish which yours 70 tnsesssSd.
The esteem ION have 20 desersedly uou
during yous rssiieuce here - mintssrr t1ea-
ipotrnsiary. and the agresAbie assrsatsons
Il has been the privilege II the odscsrs Of
this government 10 cultivate Sith yoa furnish
pledge that In your ne~ capscisy ,oa VII
in the future. nc lsss than you have In tsse
past. efficiently promote the important In
tere-ts of the two coantris~; and ! iscg 60
assure you that at all times you wiii te With
our earnesA co operation toward strrngthen-
In. and per1etuatina the mutual national
friendship nov happily existing.
DESIRING you Ia convey to her mayesey.
the queen. In my name and In sehah of the
people OF the United Ssases. our heartfelt
wishes for her majcrsy's welfare and for the
'roniinued prosperity and peace Of the Brit
iih people. offer to you. Mr.. Ambassador.
my hearty lersonal con3Yatulations."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-12

MspsIn. April H. The members -
the tourse yesterday aud tsisy Pre-.
tested sgsins' the newly impo-~si tar on
hour-~ TRANSACTIONS by sasrending All
dealings