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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28

STRIPED EERINO SHIRTS AND E0n
DRAWERS, worth S1O0- each OVU
STANLEY SHIRTS Z5C
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1893-04-28
Knee Pants Zoe a Pair

LATEST STYLES IN NECKWRAR, ENn
worth zoe. TOU
IMPORTED HALF HOSE, s pairs 9Oc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
lMPALED ON A BRAKE.
Three Men Seriously Injured In n
Runaway Accident.

ALLIANCE. Ohio. May l0-This after
noon team IL horses driven 10y Burt
Woods became frightened on Arch ave
nue. and ran away. While trying Ia gain
control 81 the animals Woods was jerked
over the front end 81 the wagon and
thrown on his head. His face and head
were terribly cut and the heavy wagon
running over his left leg broke II in two
places. Tho horses. freed from any con.
troll. continued their mad race down the
avenue until they reached Main street,
where they ran into an express wagon
driven 10y Elmer Harrington. The shock
of the collision was terrific, one IL the
horses being thrown clear over the
wagon. Harrington was thrown fifteen
feet in the air and In falling was impaled
on the iron handle 81 the wagon brake
The rod penetrated his body under the
hip six inches. inf'icting frlghiful
wound lie was picked up unconscious
and given medical attention. but from
the nature 81 the wound II is thought he
cannot recover. George ksrhicn. who
was riding with Harrington. was thrown
10 the curb and painfully injured about
the head and back.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Tho Escapcsi Sing Sing Nuricrcrp
Drowned Crossing the Hudson.

SISc SrNo. y. Y. May 10 The body
- Frank ". Eochle. who with Thomas
rallistcr. escaped from the death hou-e
ia Sing Sing prisnn April ~. was found
this morning in the Hudson river di
rcctly scro~s from Sing Sing. The body
was found hv ihrce fishermen. They
,oved the remains - the murderer 10
the upper ,iock and notified the rrison
officials The bc-iy Wss much decruI-
posed one - tho fishermen s@ys he
s,w another bosl, further down tho
rivet. hut iii not g. after u a. he bad
the bod, 81 Hochle IN ios Searching
psriies are nov trying ID ind the body
or Falh<irr 10 the rtyer.
The autopsy 90 the body - y. W
E-hl. who vac found arpvne1 m the
Hudson fiver this morning revealed n
vound in the right slde ~ the heal
made hy bullet that I~rstrsiesi the
-kull and PASSED ihruueh the brain and
if-iget Iva the left .isle - the head
ko..hi v.s dead l-sfurr be struck the
water ile - supposed r. have t~en
Killed by l'sliis,ef e. facilitate the Ia,
Ter = -, abe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

He Bclicsc- That Bank. Shouid As.ssa
tho Goscrumcpt.

WssHrSoTos. Ma, Ia The directors
~ the Washington Ipan A Trust com
pany gave dinner tonight IN honor 20 iie
new comptroller ~ the currency.
Comptroller Eckles expressing his
thanks Tor the compliment ssid in the
course - his speech Il believe upon
every national hank - piacs~d The nsoral
obligation L. holi ifsrH in readiness -
assist the officers ~ the govcfumeHt n
every time ~ distress. maintaining the
nations crc,iIi. 81 attn aware that no
logical reason c,ists for such a cniIuHe.
bat having drawn - mDeh - wealth
and poaer t. themselves. through The
generous dealing s tiy guy.rhra"ui.
the bankers II this COUNTRY can u -
ford 10 place themselves m The atiHnae
~ hooking with indifference. uEsur i'le
anxiety 4 The financial Representatives
- tho treasury. when ihp financial ~.
icgrity - the government rs ilsrraifnesi
\ profer - help frrfn them Hi silrh =
time, spontaneous a. its rhsfaeicf ard
patriotic IN ifs motive would dissrm q
thousand critics who sre loud 30 thcif
denunciaiiou n n and reconciis them g.
system which they charge w'ith h"ng
the recipient ot special privileges dfnird
to them
There were present representative -
the rational banks ard trust companies
- Washington. several hank of'icsfs
from Baltimore and osbsrE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
BOOTH IN BAD SHAPE
Consultation Of Physicians Called
Last Night.
CONTRADICTORY BULLETINS
IL seems That Another Crisis Ha.
Ilscm Reached ar i Past APP
proaching and l. Feared.

NFw YORK, May 10 DIR. St Clair
Players club today and remained for a
half hour. Mr. Booths condition, he
said. as a trfie better than yesterday.
lie passed comfortable night and was
feeling cheerful today.
DIR. ST. Clair Smith. the actors regu.
lar physician. this evening summoned
DIR. VI. Allen Starr and Dr. r. Fremont
Smith in consultation. They spent IA
long time at the sick mans bedside. and
then wrote out the following somewhat
vague bulletin. which WAS not posted
until after they had left the club house.
"PLAYkRs CLuB. May l0.-in regard
10 Mr.. Booths condition il may he
stated that while the acute nephriiis.
which Mt one time threatened "a
fatal termination. has now sub
sided. there Ia no new prospect
Of immediate danger from that source.
The condition IL hemetilgia which has
been present for the past three weeks.
has not materially changed. MIR.
Booths mental condition is still some
what obscured. but there is little proba-
bility OF any rapid or complete re-
covery. DIR. NJ. ALLEN STARR, NJ. d.
"ST. CLAIR SMITH. NJ. ID.
~. FREMONT SMITH. NJ. d."
Only once before, and then at a most
critical juncture. was DIR. Starr called
in and his presence tonight in consulta
ton with the other physicians seemed
Ia indicate that another serious crisis was
approaching or had been reached.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
INTERNATIONALLY CONVENTION.
The Conference of the y. VI. &. \.
Opened at indianapolis.

lSpIsSAroLrs. May 10 The inter
national convention of the Y VI. &. A.
opened their four days session this
morning in Roberts Park church with
about leo delegates present. Every
state in the union was represented. IA
we'll a. British Columbia. Manitoba.
Quebec and other Canadian provinces.
The forenoon was taken up principally
by the work ~ organizing.
Retiring President McPherfers al
dressed the delegates concerning the
progression of the work for the last two
years. r -. Williams ~ Virginia was
choeen temporary secretary. &. X
Shortleff ~ Colorado. L. I. Doggctt ~
Ohio and W. u. Mcbride 81 Alabama
were chosen "a a temporary committee
an business. Mr. Messler 81 Chicago
pnintmeut IL committee on
the committee a. be chosen from each
province anil state. and from the Dis
trict - Columbia. This was done and
their nominations were: President. c.
y Bierce. Dayton. Ohio. first vice presi
dent. L. ~ Packard. Montreal. second
vice pre-ident. X \. Orr. Pittsburg.
HenDrf wanna. OVler vice pferltsnIS.
ira J Chase. Indianapolis. Francis
Batcheider. Boston: ". Woods. White
Atlanta. J r. clifford. Grand Forks.
North Dakota. e.. Forchard. Tacoma.
Washington.
The report was adopted. Tho new
president did not arrive until o'clock
N the evening and Mr. McPheriers ~
tanned IN" chair. Afterwards the nomi
rating committee announced with tho
asme result- tina; J. A. Dummett -
Portland. Oregon. had been selected as
secretary - the convention. J V. Reed
Chicago. W ID. Rail. T.o- Angeles. and
" H. Dickson ~ Buffalo az assistant
secretaries
There vas nothing else - singular
importance done today except the read
ing - rrtf Dunning's hi .nnial report.
which contained s,me salient facts con
corning the proceeding of the work
Since the 81 Louis convention In ls-s
there has been an Increase q twenty two
associations, With an aggregate member
ship e 1850. "a against seb.!0l. The
associations real estate is now worth
" is-f51g II l~'l il was Valsri AT
s2loWsh Tho debt had bscn reduced
to tiESit.i Tonight a socisi session IL
held a; the church
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
SHE THREW vITisIOI.
Miss Denham Proves the Truth OF an
Old Adagc.

ToCcoA. Ga. May l0.-A horsewoman
dashing down the main street Of town at
about 3 o'clock this afternoon attracted
general attention. Policemen were try
ing to head her of, and finally one Of
them caught the flying horse 10y the
bride and brought him To q halt. but
not until the woman had fired shot
and declared that she would kill the
man who arrested her. The woman was
Miss Fannie Dcnham. Six months ago
contractor, was la marry Miss
Denham. He changed his mind and
eloped with l6-year-old girl who had
attracted his attention. Miss Den
ham said that the time would come
when Frank would regret the step and
that the girls beauty could not last
always. This afternoon Miss Denham
went out on her horse for ride, and
pausing al the Hughes residence caliesi
the young wife out Miss Denham was
most gracious and asked her To drink
from cider flask which she had in her
hand and to tell her what she thought
~ the cider. The offer WAS declined.
Then she asked Mrs. Hughes Ia arrange
her riding habit for her. While this was
being done Miss Denham dashed the
contents of "A bottle into her face and.
putting spurs to her horse. tied down the
street. Ii WAS vitriol which she had
dashed into the womans face. and the
result IL the loss 81 an eye and the dis
fguremcnt IL the whole face and neck.
The cider bottle was found to contain
enough arsenic To have killed any one.
Miss Dcnham is in Jail.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
CHESTER Cur WINNER.
Darr Devil Wins One az the Gngli.h
Turf Gscnts.

IoSpoS. May Ia This is the ses>pnd
day 20 'k. Chester rae" meeting The
principal event - the dsy Was tho race
for the Chester cup over tho old cup
c"urse. nearly two miles and n quarter
l, was won by " & Perkins ) year oid
hay horee. Dare Devil. ty Robert the
Devil ont - Flora Me, 'uer. by tdvcn
ture Lord Ncwt"ns 8 year cid chest
nat hor-c Eei I.agle. hy Thurio. out ~
Rouge ssge .s- s"cnnd. and the duke
- iseaufpris 5yrar Old black hor-e
Rags Mazda iy retronei. out - Rag
man EsdI third
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
Irish Village Dedicated.

CHICAGO. May Ia The Irish village
was informally opened this afternoon
II was large and hearty crowd that
took part in the ceremonies and over
them the green tag IL Ireland waved.
flankcd on four sides by the stars and
stripes. and the sun shonr down upon
the barney stone and kissed IL in the
face 81 all The guests lresn 90 arrive
promptly AZ . and ere the half hour had
struck nearly all were present They
werc received by Lord aud Lady Aber.
deen. ard every one got a warm Irish
VI aIrs,,ng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
WV ,o,>rtRptIr DisCovERED
" 10 . Bogus a. silver Cev'incsse.
s~ri-. Ssa taR

wssRfxarc~ May IN The chief -
.he secret service division - the treas
ury d~psrtusn, hss is-uesl rirculRs
i~t.er describing rev counterfeit ~
trits<i States silver certificate. recently
ii@rsvered - 70 ~ circulation. IL - -
the .erie- - f-~s Cheek letter iiB
tearing 'h~ signature - " = Re.
.rsns register. and y " >ebecssr
tr~asarrr. and hss q smsll sesiloped
~sl The puvfrsi, - General STset -
s.ofsy engraved hsving a -.gsschesi ap
p~araure. ard -sms - The lettering IL IL
rsx,slsr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
Another Chicago sigh, Lost.

CHIcAGc. May 1n-With its fosmer
further incentive for Black Jack Vat
taw's bumboat to remain aiioat. and it
quietly filled yesterday and sank in an
Illinois Central slip. Only the decks on
the scow on which il was built kept the
old hulk above water. The ice in the
slig during last winter and the heavy
gales which ragged two weeks ago proved
too much for the planks If the hull.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
OPENED THE INSTITUTE.
Victoria Makes Her Final Public Ap.
peArance In London.

LONDON. May 10. The Imperial in
stitute in kensington Gore was formally
inauguratcd today by her majesty the
queen. II was state ceremonial. and
attended by greater manifestation of
pomp and display than has character
ized the passage of the queen through
the city on any occasion since her coro-
nation on June ~, 1868. The even, was
n memorable one, moreover. from the
fact that in consenting Ia oihciatc on
the occasion her majesty had caused il
To be semi officially stated that this
would be the last occasion upon which
she would make public entry into the
metropolis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Ia HARrK. ILL.,. May 10 Miss Sadie
bradshaw. aged - years. only child IL
William bradshaw. a wealthy farmer
living two miles west II this city. in III
II dependency tbss morning at 2 eo'clock
secured a revolver and iirea q ball into
her head. the ball entering about the
center ot the forehead. she retained
consciousness after the shot and In ~.
sponse Z" Inquiries as ~ why she did the
deed she said she Mas tired of living
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

NEw fokk. Nay l0-Ths o1Rcsss a
the Neu iofk IAfs and the Mutual Life
lnsurans,s coanpsisies we're startled yes-
terdsy BY hong story hassd On sn allie
CATION that john W. Hiliman. the
alleged Isincipai In . famous insurance
swindie IN Kansas, had teen found and
had corfessed that his death wss an lille
gal fictia. ~ Ills life insurance the
New York l-ife and the Mutual I4ife car.
riea sl0nU each and the Connecticut
Mutual Il Hartford 5000 The inves
ugstors Il the tao New York com panies
said today that there Was absolutely no
foundation for tho story that HiilmAn
had been found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
rAUpoStU Nv GROWER
t.i~ssd q. ~tok - rrps.> Hi- Etxh, ,c
trsssf hs-swsst

Ma Yrsx. MAJ ih g. Judge Cos
tnFs court t.alay sss exhihiica ~ ~
nfst tlnsa ~ f.lsars ~ ssgssss.s = f.arsl s,,
= ifs state .lsisi isereasief 3 i-~s anl
-iau-d J., ,sfsssg t'sevt lard thsn eesss
nor g-3es~sas ~. kss ffues ths 3i-tfsa
ths@asnent rssultlas ffssh ft- cgsns sStfsa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
SURPRISE FOR SPAIN.


MADRID. May l0.--Thc annual budget
presented 20 congress today shows an
actual surplus ~ 25a.i6l pesctas. Such
n startling novelty in Spanish national
finance is the cause Il much iuhilation.
The estimate 81 tho revenue ~ the com
ing year. based upon the actual receipts
- the last two years, IL also a novelty.
The reductions 81 expenditures amount
10 t,oDoOo pcsc'ss. The queen regen,
has voluntarily reduced her civil list by
i.eo.oD pe-ctas. The revenue from
new taxes amounts to siOnuQ pe-ctas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

CHICAGO. May lo.-At = meeting 81
the directors u the Chemical National
bank today II Was resolved Ia reorganize
the bank and resume business al the
earliest possible moment. IL Was Also
rrsolved IL. after the examination now
being msde by the comptroller II the
currency, the capital stock shall appear
TO be Impaired the said impairment
shall be made good.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

PEORIA. ILL.,. May 10. - President
Greenhut of the whisky trust said today
in regard to rumor afioat on Wall
street that a receiver had been ap-
pointed for that organization that it was
entirely without foundation. mo paper
1T ours has gone TO protest" said Mr..
Greenhut. I'VE are sound financially
and able to pay our debts. No notifica-
tion OF an application for receiver has
been received by me. and 80 far as l
know none has been made. The whole
thing is q stock iobbing rumor."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

SANTA CLARA. Cal. May l0.-The bank
az Santa Clara. capital $4,000. sus-
pended today because. il is said. IL "A
shortage of $1,000 ia the accounts of {.
&. Haywood. cashier Of the bank for fif-
teen years. who died few days ago. j.
VI. Leonard. vice president and manager.
this afternoon filed petition of insol-
vency. lie owes the bank over 10000.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
Murdered fi,r l1is Z ASH.

LIMA, Ohio. May TO- About six weeks
ago Alexander DanIa, a wealthy stock
man of bridgeport. rnys'eriously disap
peared. lie had on his person a large
sum Of money at the time and the rels-
tives put forth every effort Ia find him.
Today his body was found in small
creek. His hands and feet were bound.
his throat cut and his money gone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Hsv.s.. Nav 10 Admiral Gorszy
Jono. ubo commanded the Spanish res
scl - var IN the recent asval review in
New Nork harlnr and who MAS pre
veuied ty III health frum reviewing the
land parade ard came here later IN ha
flagship. the iofsnts Isabel 10 dead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
Hibernisn'. Convention.

NE~ ioss. MAY 10. The SECOND dsy's
session - the forty fourth annual etn
vcntion - the Ancient Orier - IN
beruisps opened this morning The -
port on the progress IL the organization
shows that ss,oG has ieen added -
the funie and 3ioo names t. the roll
Richard NcMullin. the national secre-
tsty. then moved that tho organization
cruR,li6ss'e with the American Board -
Iftt.erutars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

III. Comms~~ion Wui ec Forwarded
so Wisu ~ ons-r

wAsHi,rrc~. May 10 The president
has appointed James II binun' n
Georgia envoy extraordinary arf n'inis
ter pieuipoicniiars - tie ssps'iAs
islands. sDcceefing John l. S;evens. r.
signed Mr. blpurfs cxtnnissinr t'eEfs
late - res'erda, ard Il vii he cent him
~ the nert mail fgf Hnnnluiu. 4 70.
,uri from Mr. Blount mailed in HrnD-
iulu during the lafi w,eE IN tpril crms
~ Secretary Gresham las' We X, B';i't
ing him - ;he cabinet meeting pvins
o. The canhden.isl character - TIE nots
tie contents are k.;' secret The saisr;
~ The la~ifinn % u .sfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May 10. The Mis-
sissippi river registers nine inches bc-
low the hiehes; mark on record and is
still rising. Great damage 10 crops in
st. Francis basin is reported. Desha
and Chicot counties. Arkansas. are
flooded. Guards are patrolling levces
from the Tennessee line To Mayersyille.
10 miles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
Killed by a Hoiler E,p,os,ou.

La JusTA. Colo, May To- The boilers
in the electric light plant exploded at
o'clock this evening. destroying the
building. wrecking planning mill near
by and ziliing Charlie Shepherd the
engineer. \ boy was struck by flying
brick and seriously injured. Loss abou,
<.hian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
Choynski Wants SYs.'s Game.

CHICAGO. May lO.-rsrson Davies. on
behalf of Joe Choynsli. issued q chal-
lenge today TO Bob itzsimmons To a
finish fight at catch welghts. Marquis of
Queensbury rules. for , wager OF so,O0O
= side and the largest purse offered by
any club. the contest to take place from
four to six months from date of signing
articles. Davies has deposited $1,000
Nth Manager Davis a the Haymarket
theater.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

ants a tsufssts have been ordered o.
remove ffom their present hoa,es o.
sithin The -outhse~tsfn past bne
third - 'h- Iesish population - ial.su
siil -. ssrssil~d ~ithin the cupatng sistf
nionth- greatly ~ The dsfr.uisat - he
tssa "a whish ttseJ form sa iniiuehtial
Iatt q Ga. a..elasraalal entn mMaIlN.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

RowH, Nav 10 Cardinal Zieiisrs diei
toiay iie wss rrearsls-d a. q candidate
f,s the pspscy rusF, mss~o Tlriisrh
bishop ~ Frsyiiia and rrrfs~' q The
consregaiipn & studies, wss iorn Ai
lsorsfrcis. sprsicR IN lSD We Was
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Srv yoHs. Msy lo.-The r"cerfiar
~ Secretary Ber,~rt i,s The sssHis'err
sr-ciety hersn tins ss'rrpocn ~ t"ciss.k
and isefs.d three hcers. Ar~snr tie
gue~ss were tire rronirerf "fscrrs - The
naval shir< rov herr. fyreign crsrsssss,
Gen. a. -. Howard. sni oth-r aistin-
ru,ss~s r--f-sns bgsf A. Psyos re
ces~~d the gorsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

THREE HArrE. Ind. May 10 The
end Il the dispute between the Indiana
bItuuilnous miners and operators came
Today with the signing ~ contract
practically on last year terms. and work
will be resumed tomorrow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
Feather Firm Embc rrn.~

NEw YORK. May 10. Sternfe!d Bros
& Co. importers u ostrich feathers. at
No. l25 Green street. are reported in
financial difficulties. and Adolph Stern
field. the resident partner. has gone. II IL
said, 10 Europe for assistance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
ANTI.CoAL COMBINE CONVENTION



tn the Call OF Governor Nelson.
ST. Paul. May Twenty six gov.
ernors have responded to the call Of
Governor Nelson for , great anti local
combine convention. among them Gov
ernor Russell Of Massachusetts,. Gov
ernor Patterson OF Pennsylvania. and
Governor Altgeld of Illinois. The gov
ernors Of Michigan AID Rhode Island
have referred the matters TO the legisla-
lures of these states, which il still in
session. Each state 10 entitled To ten
delegates. The chairman Of the Mime
fota delegation will be lgnatius Donnelly.
Governor Nelson this afternoon sent a
letter to the governor OF each Of the
forty four states. in which he says the
convention will be held at Central Music
hall. Chicago. June and6 1893
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

Coaing dosl 70 tAs silver question
ths spsakss aaia:
A. 10 nooey and banking. the coun
ny vili dspsed upoa the rspablican
minority IN coagssss eos dslsnss from
sAreateasa peril and harm. Bimetxl
Iism vili. al course. bs maintained by
rspuhlieanA and tbs sagacity Of the re-
publican minority in congress will
Doubtless provide. With the aid II con
ssrvstive democrats in that body. some
provision in substitution for the Sher
man act or in supplement 90 il. securing
the continued enlargement of the cur
r-ncy u the country upon . safe basis.
and in . manner which will preserve
continued purity In the value Of coined
gold and silver. Neither the extreme
eastern views that could force this
growing country to gold basis. when
In the " hole world not sloouo.UO of
gold 10 mined yearly. or the view that
would make money dearer and
al other property cheaper. nor the ex-
treme demands of imitation or careless
money will solve the problem or save
the country. This In . silver producing
nation. and our money should be of gold
and silver and paper. every dollar of
which shoiid be ~ good ~ tho other,
and the volume OF safe and sound money
made and kept snmcient Tor the de
mands OF our expanding nation IL be
yond thus our banking system can Ire
extended 70 the smaller towns and com
munities. 90 a. 10 give the solvent
farmer the ready oenent OF ms credit al
a. low . rate OF interest n the business
man Is gwen. and II changes can be
made IN city banking 30 as 10 give the
solvent w"skingnan a. low a rate OF IN
terest as business men nave. very much
OF 9"" VIII nave oeeh sttaihe'i' anu
very much OF the prejudice now existing
against the nationai banking system and
the republican party removed.
One.Trru Prrsitieucy.
pr;d.n, C,.,lsor con,;,n.a y, ~
,,.na i.na,h tn ..,,sw r,n,,nds ard rsw
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11
Pullman Was AlMcut,

PHILapELrHIA. May lo-The hoard
of managers of the Philadelphia 4
Reading railroad met today. hut owing
large holding of Reading equipment.
over until the latter part of this week.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-11

"a s=efSurfs. Mar ia ~ the special
as...si,,n - th~ -apf~use ss,sft fs-is5 the
arz1sa.euf Hpsu the Constitutions sbfs Z
ne tleary t'biae-n esein-iaa st sess
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MsEsEALLTowS. Iowa. May 10
David Worchester. brother ~ Joseph
Worchester the well known lexicogra-
pher. iicd at Albion today. al the sgc
81 ~ years. lie was graduate o' ale
college in 1872