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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-29

Young Miss Grimes.
Young Miss Grimes is with US now
And not the least bit slow,
Granddaughter she Of Good Old Grimass
Who died some years ago.
Her velvet dress with golden clas7a
Is fastened up before,
A proud, capriciOus beauty she,
With lovers By the score.
The Mechlin lace about her throat
Is held by diamonds rare
"Old Grimes's" wealth shows well upsa
This modern maiden fair.
In flowery paths her dainty feet
But walk where pleasure leads,
And only fifty dollar hose
VIII satisfy their needs
Most rega'ly she queens it here,
This maid of simple birth;
Her set bow down to one whose robes
Are all designed by Worth.
She VOWS to Heaven she ne'er will we'd
With youth of low degree,
But that foreign prince or count
Her future lord shall be.
And So next week to cross the sea,
She bids US all farewell,
To pose "Old Crimes s" gold against
The tile of swell
Harriet Snead, in Inter Ocean.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-04-29

The Common Grass.
Let me not pine for lily or for rose,
For gorgeous blossom or for nectared air,
Though, far and faint, float from the garden
close
Vague, fragrant breaths, across the meadow
bare
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

With 50 many evidences q existing
want pressing upon the time and sym
patsies OF those engaged in the various
charitable enterprises Of the city. there
Il no longer reason toquestion the verify
% the fact that impending suffering
among the poor and unemployed coz
fronts % The appeal made by the
Charity Organization society Ia % itself
convincing proof that the condition
% tho poor has not been exagger.
Htesi. That society has been ~
oftsa eormendsd ia thee columns
that further endorsement Of its aims
AMI rolicisl would b saperauous IL
has SOW submitted - The public prac-
teal rlanot co-oreration which embodles
IN the main. the plsa proposed by Mr..
&eeeeiman- The plan in brief i 10 or
ganze the work of relief by districts
Cat a. 6xed neigabcghoojs group shall
- selected - gather material informa.
Ton Concerning the nacessitiss q the
destitute within that neighborhood.
The group uaL = al nfsnts and pur-
ra-r~. rcrre-eot fhe bead q family.
With sich groups operating Ia each
neietboshood CO Safd is sill b imyos-
s,bis fas aaybody - suffer Tor the necss-
sNss n Ire. Fbs plan Is laudable ono
All sszht - H. a8opts.l sithout hesita
tar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Mons and Nine. Lucien Alayoine OF
Paris, France, who are guests in Sweets
hotel, purchased large amount Of fur
niture yesterday of the local manufac-
turers. and will ship IL 10 Paris. NJ
Alavoine Is one OF the most extensive
furniture dealers in Europe and had an
exhibit in the French section OF the
manufacturers building at the worlds
fair. This is the first time we were
ever IN America" said Madame Ala
voine. who is gracious anu charming
French woman. last night What do
you suppose has interested me most:
The American theatre. It's wonderful.
surprising anything in France or Eng
land to my mind. We went 10 every.
thing in Chicago. Diplomacy The
Charity Ball. Irving and Terry, the
Coquelins and Hading Willard. Sol
Smith Russell and all. We knew the
Coquelips and Nine. Hading In Paris
OF the English speaking actors. Sol
Smith Russell 10 me was the most
charming. ! understand only a little
English, but Russell appeals 10 the
heart so directly aud simply that any,
body can comprehend him. To me he
vas superb. His personality. az you call
said TO bc the greatest living actor; but
his perfect art dad not appeal TO me as
did the sweet. simple pathos OF Sol
Smith RUSSELL
DIR. &. IA. White. oue OF the leading
physicians ~ Reel City, il registered ia
The New Livingston.
Mr.. and Mira W. w. Gunner OF Cadil-
Ia -
terday.
Thad b. Preston. postmaster at Ionia.
is registered Ia The Morton.
MoETos T.. Woodbury.. Kalamazoo;
Mr.. and Mrs W. W. Gunner. Cadillac:
j. h. Densl0w. Muskszon; r. H. Blteiey.
Casnovia, 1hsd b. Preston. lonia, A. NJ.
Stearns. Kalamazoo.
SwEs1's-H. r Strong. jackson; Will
la m Conner. Marshall. X X. Stahlings.
Grand Haven: A. A. Ward. Marshall:
W. W Meredith, Detroit; L. y. Pollock.
Jackson
NV LIVINGSTON II. u. Armatead.
Grsnd Haven, Frank Cornell. BeluiBg.
W. +. GIteon. kaiamszOo. {. T. Viii
Jams. Lansing; j r. Bodice. Detroit; W
T. Cook. Lansing.
EaoLE Mrs A. s Benjamin. Port
land. J. y. Proctor. Caledonia; Jacob
Vsnde.ier. Moorland. G. Gooiseii. LDd-
ingfon: =, l. Weed. Mecusia; J II Rue.
sell iackson
kFST Zach Smith. Eaton Rapids.
~ W. Hess, PeDtsc, Frank HAy ward
Cssaosis; J. A. Ly0n. Lowell. " B
Edwards. Pesoskey; =. T. Daley. Lans-
ina
BGrsF STsKfT~G ". Aysrs Plain
vel. A. II Andersen. Ksnt City. Frank
Weilnsn. oakheid. William king. Dr..
Martis; e n Csrlyse. Rockford. john
Siekies Coopersvale
CtsexSvax-.A fsykoF. Jsrksor: a.
\ Aelbensi1. Cellar Sprlsrs. A = VIII
ans taeaoVis. William poxeon Ia.
rnaees - = Whitney. PiaInseli: p A.
spr><g@. sparta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Hundreds Of Firms are taking up land
near Calumet. with the intention q GO
ing into farming rather than mining.
Gatekeeper Harrington vas dismissed
from jackson prison Thursday for sl-
lowing Convict Russell 10 escape.
Chicago. Milwaukee a ST. Paul rail-
road 10 TO be extended 10 the iron mipes
Of the Menominee range.
The Rev. Root, a unitarian minister
at Grand Haven. has left the pulpit and
will open . Law Office
The Haskell home for orphans AZ Bat
tie Creek will be dedicated Thanksgis
ing day.
A potato was raised In Deckerville
this season measuring ellx2ii< inches.
The Rev. b. r. Robbins and wife u
Crystal. tip the scales At si9 pounds
Lexington In trying 10 raise funds FOR
an electric road 10 Port Huron.
A full orchestra has been added 10 the
Sturgis NJ F. Sabbath school.
The new NJ H. church In North Quincy
will be dedicated December Z
Howard City congregational church
will cost 5000.
Romeo flour mill viii begin operations
next week.
Lake Linden has organized literary
society.
Negaunee has nine confectionery
stores.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

So 80 are % have a bs-e bail club
The smsil ho~ and the gidiy young gi-l
vii hNi ths news Nish delight Il
ussaas mere O. fhem than tis cImlnx q
afeaz Tie sporting fraternity viii
$50 t- srshasL The existence =
k<si tsse ball team meifirhes TIE on.
poFiaai,ies ior sasnsriax the Young into
ssme- q chance to ne financial prnst
of tas iasd 1s,ne Fan= The puilic
interest ia tssc BAH dlea cut when the
sara became sehicle pr professional
gsrstiirz Tine wss phen everybody
coaid ~ enihosei 1y news - tn VICTORY
q th- houe eiuh That was When cur
crn b-lys feok part io che game. New
sbs Pisysrs are chosen from among the
iazy iauts Who nsnament sainon chairs N
eiater ard sho MAYER get aearsr b. an
hohesf 3oiar 10 simmer than B. the
cnes rcesrofsd tiea Tor tsa hoars q
hsslfhfai sxsrriee "a the bah 6eld
Thee winter iasfers sBi summer.
ro~aie@ havs sbsrujed themselves into
THE eees Fepaiar national game - ~
disgn-t e iiiore she have great sdmlra.
tor ier fts srert ifsrf Therefore hase
b. esraet be fopuiariFed uufii retarn
- ho'i - Ne heuc-t sad respectable
mefto,.s - - cartier hixtsry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
TRUST MUST SHOW CAUSE
Quo warrantc Proceedings Begun
Against school Furniture Co.

Against school Furniture Co.
CHICAGO. Nov. 10. The first steps in
the direction OF the quo warranto pro
cecdings against the United States
School Furniture company we're taken
today. when Attorney General Moloney
appeared before Judge Baker with a pc
ution for leave TO die information in
quo warranto. On hearing the petition
the court issued an order granting its
prayer. IL - expected proceedings will
begin ia about ter days or two weeks
The petition states that the United
States School Furniture company en-
tered into an agreement with the
owners OF ali the stockboid.
ers q various corporations. organized
under the laws Of the state for the pur-
pose II establishing q monopoly. The
COMPANIES alleged 10 have agreed with
the United States corcern b do this are
named IN the petition 40 follows Union
School Furniturs company, Battle
Crees. Michigan, 0lcte Furniture com.
Fany. Worthwhile. Michigan: Grand
Rapids school Ftirniture company.
Grand Rapids. Maniiowoc Manufactur.
ing company. Maoitowoc WISCONSIN:
Minneapolis oftce 4 school Furniture
company. Minneapolis. burlington
schooi f1tultare eoiupsby. Burlington.
Iowa. Springfield Furniture company.
Springfield Illness. WABASH school
Furniture company. WABASH. Tadiaua.
n H. Address cornpany. Z hicago. An
dre~s Misunderstanding company. New
YORK, Bnds,o Sstool Furnitnre con
PAW. Bafslo. sydney Sch5ol Furniture
comraoT. sydney. Ohio. Blooutsbarx
sceool Fnrassufe company. flkoonSturr.
Penney ivsnla. u. &. flhott A Co Belle
fontsine. Ohio. Trenton schcol Farnl.
ture emFsry. Tre0son. New Jersey.
and National school Furniture eona
psry, thicsg'a II . So o'st is Ire peti-
tHfn hat ~ Batsal agreement THE
esirYorttsons nanied were 10 8i@contlaae
TIE tuHne~s - selling snd disp-e-inz -
the schooi desss WISH ihey usnufac
tu-~a aao vefr - witkfraa al rhesr
cutpn tFusa tee market ssreus = sp~se..
Sal ease- Attarsey Iseaetsl Mosonev
farther Gays thsl b. rs.son o tAss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

ConhrmAtory q the republican prop
kecies that tinaes woGid 10 improved
upon the heels q Tuesdays victory
casnes The statement u Dun. non par
nsan add eapsclgdiced. that the tide Is
tlsned The ebb q our confidence in
M future has been checked. The sig-
uaicani protest u the people against
fsss trade experimentation has restored
our faith in the continued security OF
Invested capital The manufacturers
aSd producers are assured that no free
trade legislation ~ill be permitted n
stand Ga eur statute books To menace
and Euln our developed and developing
insiurtgies The blight q democrat as
cendArcy has been made foFceless by
the promise that Il siil be removed next
year when the people shall De called
ukoa 20 elect members u congre4
E1peF.@entai FREE trade cannot be en-
forced Tor a long period IL il these a.
sarances and widespread confidence in
the republican party's ultimate return
% power that have inspired our droop-
ing commercial interests with renewed
hope. The election returns Of Tuesday
night we're more effective in bringing
ahcaE the beginning % an era Of content
than any AM aH other agencies com
bised. II tAc g Of democrat prom
ises AID IN ;he lseth q democrat legis-
las,on. the wheels refused 10 turn. IL
needed only the magic touch Of repub-
hcan triumph % start the engines and
loose the machinery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

SECRETARY GRKssAA has given the
public a synopsis q COMMISSIONS
Bloant's report on Hawaii The nature
81 the report is not surprising II has
been anticipated from the outset that
the present administration would ar
raign itself in hostiffss to tie proposal
q anaexation. From the report. made
after dligent inquiry and patient in
sesiigation. il Is apparent that enthusi-
astie patriotism. Of itself commendable.
and not d'spsssionately exercised iudg-
neut- u the only basis upon which any
iody could advocate the annexation OF
Hawaii The report is entitled TO the
full faith and credit with which all state
papers are increased
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
GRANDWORK0FELKs
Daisy Lodge VIII 0ws . Holiday
Entsfsinmsnt
FOR THE poor or THE cry


nsisv lodge. No So. B~nevclrns and
Protncsass Order - Elks. siI gise IN
sntertzinmenf IN Loclsfby hsl. th< pro
eeedz 10 be devoted 90 charity.
The data has not yet t,oen oecldsd
upoa. but il oil occur sons time hsfors
Chrisfmas The matter 10 bcinE aei.
taied bs the ie4ding members q The
order. smong when are &. Va. chssn-
esy. Warren Saetlsnd- James Il. Ncln.
nes Andrew Sh2fer aid many otbers
Committees vail be sppointed in = fss
days The BEET local talent vii ns insils6
30 take part IN the entertainment whlch
viii consist u string a bzigh, special
tea In addition professional nIisrf viii
he secured. actors Who are nembers Of
the orier and can ind q little time a.
help the lodge In az ~oTk Tor the suffer.
Inc poor.
The entertainmenf viii disp.acs tie
social session which ~ Always given On
New Years eve. and which Il one q TIE
leading features q Eikdom. The money
which otherwise would BE experienced
In psocnring al the dsiicacAas 81 the
SEASON will 20 % the onfortnnstes q TIE
city. IL was the custom Tor many years
Zoe the Oxssbtanong Boat clnb 70 have
Thanksgiving dpnstion each year. "A
immense quantity a clothing and pro.
yislofs MAS distributed each Thanks
giving among the deserving poor. last
year. although the OxsshtsDong club
was defunct. c. w. Chsunc-y and fex
other chAritsbly disposed nsmb ers q
the defuncf Organization carried out The
scheme again. add relieved the suffering
ia thousands of homc.k The men that
managed the OvsshtsnoDg club dons,
lions are the men who are planning the
Fix enterfsinment and they hofs o.
have one u the grsndsst dcmonstrstions
in behalf Of charity th-f the city has
ever known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Rad the details II tbess iner,s1<inx a.
s4slt- - so-eaiisd eranks wifaost sxps-
rssacing ssms fselln<s a sF.prshsnsiea
fes ths safety q hz o.n fsiends sad
segaaintznoss ~ man y reasonably
secure IN his oss home shiis this spi-
dsuie a homicidsi czsnkizn RACES prae-
tlealiy unrestrsinsd some Of a. kscry
esrItsi punishnsat - bsrhsrons. and
Jet. sh;is tbs rsd.h4ndsd nardsrsr q
Mayor HsrEisoa lies IN prison with no
ehAnes % release. . half dozen other
daring assassiris are numbering &c a
tsnpting - murder innoesnt and IN
snspecfing nsn IN othss cities We
aust meet this barbsrie slaughter q
tie inaoeents sith barbsric weapon u
defsasa We must p<oteet ourselves
svsn though IL shock the ssnsibilitiss Of
the merci.uL Let the crnnks be hanged
Let the infismsd eyes 81 murder bent
devils 80 before them the gailowA II
thsif aia TAI. or by chance the victim
escape. lst not the l4w be relaxed A
-rsnk vho attempts 70 kill i just A.
much . murderer a. the one xho kill<
Death alone Is the protection from such.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

Yes'ersisr az Cievslaud CHA an an
kaowa Ferscn entered tspkins ofioa
sid sttoei kaoNn csu-e usae cad.
~ asesait apon tie trss.urer - tha 81
sfttaiien. The tssasarer hsi fs-s sur.
sgs ceeseinea eish anusasl rr--rr~- ~
mind aaa ~ exercising =. a az egssscsl
memeat saved his hte safy After .ies-
pefate stra9sls eith BIZ vcaiil - a-sss
ssa The cssar'i.y eur fuaiiy aaot bic
ssspuaea rastm ant sbea asL Isa
raana sas net seriouS Cas cansss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11


can ptctsIe I~rm<
Lospos. Nov. IA special dispatch
20 the united Press froEa Aelilia says
that shortly after the forts and guntoats
opposed tire on the kif.ians yesterday the
latter having decided 10 accept the terms
Of General Maeias that they surrender
at noon. the Leaders OF the tribesnan
Under nag q truce approached Neiills
IN order 20 advance fartker argument
WHY an armistiee should be agreed upon
until Wednesday next General
Macias received the tribesmsn
bat declined 20 enter into
further negotiations with them
except On the basis Of their submission.
General hacias gave them until 8
o'clock this afternoon 10 definitely de-
eide whether they would accede % his
ultlmatum, which. In eject. was submit
or Tight When the time expired. there
ives 20 sign from the Rifiians that they
intended TO proder their submission.
General Macias waited until $50. and
then the artillery at Melilla and the
neighboring forts opened lire upon the
natives. who still occupied trenches
near the Spanish outpostA As soon as
the forts began firing. the warships be-
gan 70 throw shells IN the direction of
the ensmy's Inca The dispatch con-
cludes by declaring that war has now
been definitely opened. and that il will
not stop until Spain can dictate her own
terms 10 tho sultan Of Morocco.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

WEEs squareiy defeated competent
colonel either orders his regimen: to re-
treat OF strikes his eolors as token OF
surrender. In its debate with The
Eagle that hitherto boastful warrior,
The Democrat does both Ii Is evident
from the tone Of The Democrats articles
Of Surrender that IL did not have the
information on the subject il undertook
10 debate which h 90 very essential to
an Intelligent presentation of logical
arguments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
MI. MoERDYK SPEAKS
He Says the True Condition OF the
Unemployed h Alarming.

He says the True Condition OF the
Unemployed h Alarming.
EDiroR OF The HERAtp--I am glad
to know that oce at least of the
prominent business men OF our city
realized the true condition OF the labor
ing men in Grand Rapids. il seems TO
me that only few are awake az yet to
the true state Of affairs All who give
IL thought must know that owing 81 the
fact that large number Of factories
have for the last three or four months
either stopped or have worked on short
time. there must Of necessity be large
portion OF the employees OF thoee factories
out OF work. Ii follows thatthey live on
short rations Some ara already in q
destitute condition. st least those who
have large families 10 support. and the
number OF thosc are getting largo. They
come and ask for aid. who never had 90
do 20 before. and | find that they have
STAYED il of 10 the last moment and
until 10 became real necessity and ne
have every reason 10 believe that this
number will he largely increased as the
winter is coming on. | feel ID important
that something should be dons. without
delay: more than h being done 70 meet
tut cn3tfAcutt atteeay ufoo " I've
more 90 because the city poor fnDd is
very low aud wont last many more weeks,
and fully endorse the sentiment and
ideas expressed IN the morning HERALD
by che Of our esteemed fellow citizen.
Amos Mnsselman. and trust that our
capitalists and business msn may be
aroused to the Importance q some
Efficient action al once
WuIiAN MoFRpSE.
Director % City Poor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

EDrroR oP Tar GKkrD RsrIDs HFp-
AID Every Saturday morning IN ST
Marks school rooms. Division street.
head ~ Pearl street 30 or more girls
from : % - yesrs 81 age. are seated or.
DERBY In cisssss learning 20 ew. AZ THE
end q The school year. about April all
garments made by the children are do
rate3 10 them. To carry OF this good
and osefuI work we need tsschers sud
mate riais Any woman cspsfsie ~ teach
ing children 20 see and abe q attend
every Saturday from eI5 O. 1876 =. m.
ell - cor3issiy welcomed h s. Marx .
chap this morning
CawFrrzf FtTs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

CssHrEE ASDERsoT. has received no
tics that Boston firm will take 10000
worth u the unsold improvement bonds
now on hand The reception % this
large amour, just at this time will be a
gosisend to the unemployed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Nov. lo--1hs ssy-
pnossnents 81 the institution a. folioss:
General Electric company IL Ghicsgo .
tOoligkt machipe 20 furnish lights %
the colony buildings for q. SO; C. 4 &.
Motor company. TO kDosies pumps
and motors sa83; Hin Clutch con-
pany q Cleveland. shafting. puiieys
clutches. etc. 2.sDs; studley a Barclay.
Grand Rapids. beltine. sdaal7.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

LONDON. Nov 10-Norwegian seal
hunters. returned from Hammerfest. in
the extreme northern part OF Norway.
report that in August the Nansen ex-
petition in the Fran was entering the
Nara sea The seal hunters report also
that IN their memory the sea was never
so free OF ice ~ il was last autumn. and
that no polar expedition ever had such
fine chances u success as the Nansen
expedition haa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

NEW JkRsEr's supreme court has de-
cided that the recent election was in
valid because the Legislative apportion-
ment bill was unconstitutional. II the
supreme court is not trying TO out May
nard Maynard the republicans viii have
chance TO whip the democrats over
again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

BEows CIrr. Mich. Nov. l0.--Con.
stable Riley went 10 the farm ~ Ben
Ross last night 30 serve an attachment
on Ross goods He and Ross got into
an alteration. in which Ross shot az
him twice. Just grazing hi,l sids and
thigh Then Riley pounded him into
submission with his revolver. Ross and
HE brother. who IL also said 10 hare
taken part In the affair. are arrested
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

BiLBoA. Nov. l0.--A steamer belong
ing to the same line an the dynamite
laden craft which caused the disaster at
Saniander. collided with and sank a
barge crowded Sith workmen last night
The steamer did not stop. Most OF the
workmen thrown into the water were
rescued. but several OF the passengers OF
the barge were drowned in spite OF the
efforts made 10 rescue them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

IL the death OF Mrs Alpheus BisseIl
this community loses one Of its cher
ished women. She was true woman, a
devoted wife. fond mother and a true
friend 10 the distressed. Her life was a
poem Of ali that 3 sweetest and purest
al womanhood
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

PESsioS COMMISSIONER LocHRES has
filed his answer TO Justice Longs petit
ton tie is OF the opinion that his right
TO suspend pensions is supported by all
the presidents OF the departments, tho
federal statutes. tho laws OF God and
the whims Of democrat soldier haters.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11
Russo 0srman Treaty Assured.

BrRLIs. Nov. l0.--The delegates APP
pointed by Russia TO negotiate COM
mercial treaty with Germany made such
concessions at a meeting Of the commits
sioners held yesterday that the conclu-
sion OF the treaty u secured. More over,
Russia has now empowered her dele
gates to settle the minor questions con-
nected with the treaty without referring
them to ST. Petersburg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

IspKrfspXscE. Iowa. Nov. lQ--John
s. johnson. the blcycIisf. made the fol-
lowing new worlds records over the kite
shaped track here today: One eighth
mile. dying start. II 2-5 seconds. stand
ing start. Ills seconds; 100 yards. flying
start. 4 3-5 seconds. standing start 8 l-5
seconds; one third mile. flying start
3l3-5 seconds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

CsErEE HsREfsoN's will discloses that
ke sss DOT ~ wealthy a. CONNOLLY re-
pnted Hs.had about million dollars
worth q propsrty-a very moderate
fortune for a rich Chicagoan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

. No MORE truly generous and noble
hearted men exist than those composing
the membership OF the Benevolent and
Protective Order OF Elks. Their pur-
pose to forcgo the pleasures attending
one Of their most delightful reunions to
add their mites to the relief Of the poor
10 but an expression OF the generous in-
stincts OF their manhood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

CRovER is not in clover--thst is, II
doesn't come knee-deep nor is il freighted
with the fragrance OF June. just about
now. 10 far a. public confidence goes,
Grover is In the soup. neck-deep and
the perfume isn't delightful either.
Crow soup is not aromatic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-11

President kohinson a tAs clevs,Hads
ksd lzsas . s<ie q ths lean - ; Detzoli
syDaarsie and that The pls,~u so1la -
cut undef DS<roat coiors bexs year. TIE
price nkmed wss st5.00 Ii = said that
ior tia amount a s1soiuis szls h1s
been made.