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The morning call., 1893-01-22

A FRACTURED KNEE.-Louis Sloss Jr. has
been confined 10 his re idence since his return
from Honolulu. owing 10 a slight fracture OF the
right knee. which he sustained On The vessel.
He is tecov ring rapidly and viii be out in few
Ia
The morning call., 1893-01-22

a Cool SUNDAY. - Chief Jenkins OF the
Weather Bureau announced yesterday that to-
day will be "a healthy. cool, fine aud enjoyable
SuDdsVu
The morning call., 1893-01-22

GREAT sale finest eyeglass specs 15c up: So
Fourth ST. next 10 bakery. Sundays, 729 Mar
ket celebrated dry-gOods store. Note numbers
The morning call., 1893-01-22

ONLY soc for three pounds of famous broker
candy IN extra large Jananese lunch basket
Townseud's 627 Market street
The morning call., 1893-01-22

WHEN the hair begins to fall out or turn gray
the scalp needs doctorlng, aud we know or no bet
ter specific than Hairs Vegetable Sciian Hair
II
The morning call., 1893-01-22

Now. let good digestion walt on appetite and
health both" is favorite toast after taking An
gostura Bitters Dr. J. G. r. Siegert & sons MFRS
The morning call., 1893-01-22

EDWARD A. BFLCHER has moved his law
Office 10 he Mills building
The morning call., 1893-01-22

GET v0ur house tainted tinted and lapered al
Coonry's 141 Fourth. Satisfaction guaranteed
The morning call., 1893-01-22
THE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE.

Has a larger circulation than any other
newspaper published in San Francisco.
The morning call., 1893-01-22

FEBRUARY STYLES BUTTERFLIES patterns. Cata-
logues mailed free. II. A. Deming ia Post St S f.
II afflicted with eyes use Or Isaac Thoinos
son s ~ Water. Druggists sell it at 25 cents.
The morning call., 1893-01-22

f. H. BLACK, painter. LA EDDY street. =.
The morning call., 1893-01-22
PERSONALS.

AIR VIC HILDRErH OF 3O1 AND 3O3 SOUTH
UI Clark st, Chcago-write 10 MRS. KRUSE,
l7O2 Kearny ST., San Francisco
The morning call., 1893-01-22

go nnual Meeting-The Regular an
S~O nual meeting OF the stockholders OF the Utah
Consolidated Mining Company VIII be held at the
ONCE or the company. room SO. Nevada block. 500
Montgomery street. san Francisco. California on
WEDNESDAY, the twenty hfth day OF January
1898. nj the hour of 80 P NJ. for the purpose OF
eeeting board of directors TO serve for the
lug ana the transaction of such other business
as may come before the meeting. Transfer books
VIII close Saturday, January 81, at ~ O'Clock
A. II. FISH, Secretary.
0fice-Room So, Nevada block. 800 Montgomery
street, San Francisco. California. Jas I'd
The morning call., 1893-01-22

re- The First Universe list sunday
S~S school, John Sargent superintendent meets
every sunday at 1890 o'clock In Scottish Hall ii
Larkin ST., opposits the City Hall. All are in
vited.
The morning call., 1893-01-22

Ey5s Annual Neeti1g-ihe Regular An
Fs~S nual meeting OF the stockholders of the Pre-
Sidio and Ferries Railroad Company Will be held at
the office OF the company. III Union St. cor
Sharp's place San Francisco. Cal, on FRIDAY.
the 18th day of January. 1898, at the hour OF 2
O'Clock r. NJ, for the purpose OF eleeting di-
rectors TO serve during the ensuing year. and the
transaction OF such other business may properly
come before the meeting
Transfer books will close on Tuesday, January
IL, at O'Clock p. NJ.
JOHN b. LEIGHTC Y. Secretary.
Omce-llll Union ST.. cor. Sharps place. san
Francisco. Cal. ial I'd
The morning call., 1893-01-22

A TTENTION LADIES - EMMA" BUST DE
II veIeper will enlarge your bust inches: guaran
teed sealed instructions 2e, "a page illustrate
catalogue &C. ~ mail Emma Toilet bazsr Boston
Mass lag Su l3L
The morning call., 1893-01-22
sITuATIoNs wANrEn-CoNTINUED.

~.
CITUATION WANTED BY STATION R1 EN-
- gineer and machinist: Is handy man for all
around repair; good fireman and can give good
references Address NJ, Call Branch once, 10
-Ninfh az Ia20 3t<
ny FRENCHMAN OF as YEARS AS FOREMAN
ID on vineyard and orchard: also stocknan Tor
ranch % years experience In vineyard; nrst-cass
winemaker: understands his business thoroughly;
best California reference. Address 10 Steuart ST.,
room a. JAZZ 7ts
IA ANTED-BY EXPERIENCED HOTEL MAN,
w situa5 ion as manager OF rstclass hotei: no oo-
lection to country: best OF references AddresS
T. c. box J. Call Branch ONCE. Oakland Jal4 IOt
Young, SOBER MAN WANTS TO WoRh
l. about saloon TO learn the business wages no oo-
iect. address w box 43. this office. JAZZ 5t~
. WEEKS NEWS FOR5 CENTS-THE "EENhi
4 CALL, in wrapper ready fer mailing
The morning call., 1893-01-22
THE CALL CALENDAR.

JANUARY. 1898.
The morning call., 1893-01-22

60 Annual Meeting-The Reg uIar An
49, meeting OF the Morkmen Guarantee
Fund Association will be held ia the Office OF the
association. 81 Flood building, TUESDAY
January "a. at 45 p. NJ. fer the purpose OF elect
lug a board OF directors to serve for the ensuing
year and this transaction OF such other business as
may come before the meeting
wM II. JORDAN, President
The morning call., 1893-01-22

RE- New lie usaIem Church, O'FarreII
Eb~| St. bet. Webster ard Fillmore-Tbe coDgre-
cation will meet Tor the present pending repairs TO
the church necessitated Dy the recent fre, in the
Sabbath-school room in rear Of the pr emises The
pastor viii preach this morning al II o'clock. All
are invited
The morning call., 1893-01-22

y Japanese by the day or steady Address
CHARLEY MiwA 3O7 O'Farreil st. Ja2U 3t*
CITUArIOS WANTED BY MAN AND WIFE
- (Gernan1 to work farm; orchard or vine
yard; low wages or on shares; good recommends
ton from last employer. Address 1ROS KNUT-
ZEN. northeast cor. Weber ave. aud American ST.
stockton, Cat 1al7 l0t*
The morning call., 1893-01-22

" DUNG MAN NOT OVER % YEARS OF AGE.
Il for Office Work; must understand shorthand and
typewriting; who has own typewriter preferred
salary $40 per month; chances for increase. Ad-
dress in typewriter letter, b. f. T., box 90. Call
ONCE l9Z2 1t
The morning call., 1893-01-22

IA ANTED-1O0U PEOPLE TO BUY TICKETS
w for Lizzie Hastings benefit, StockwelPs Thea
ter. Thursday afternoon, Jan. %; grand monster
The morning call., 1893-01-22
PROPERTY WANTED.

"A ANTBD- LoDGING-HOUSE
W In exchange for well located property in Port
land, Or, or Chicago. Ills. Address, with price
location. etc. l. NJ. box 1855. Cali Branch ONCE.
The morning call., 1893-01-22

L'IRST-CLASS MILLINER OR COKSET-MAKER
Il TO share suite of furnished rooms with dress
maker. Call room 81, DonohOe Building.
The morning call., 1893-01-22

~ Young Mems Christian association
4-D Hall. 23Z SITTER St. bet. earny ST. ana Grant
ave Grand union Inass-neeting this Sunday
afternoon. at O'Clock. for geGtiemen only between
10 aud as years OF age. Address to be delivered by
Rev. j. @ A Henry, pastor or the First BAPTIST
Church, confidential TO young men, Good music
and Interesting service.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10


The fact that Secretary Gresham. in
his annual report. asked Tor no appro-
pri.tion 10 sustain the Bureau Of Amer
lean Republics is quite severely criti-
eiscd by every one who Is inspired by
the true American patriotism The bu-
reau vas created by Mr.. Blaine to dis
s<ninafe information. among our pro
ancers. Of the needs Of the people who
consfitnts our sister American repub-
lea Two OF three Of the less wealthy
governments have withdrawn from it
their financial support. simply announce
ing monetary stringency ~ the cause.
They make no complaint or criticism
regarding its management The wealth
Der republics hare not withdrawn their
support and continue well disposed
towards the bureau. hence the criticism
upon the fact that cur secretary Of state
should DO the Est 10 show unfriendli-
ness Gres1au's action is evidently In
tsndsd o. be- in line with the apirit OF
the Wilson bill. which proposes TO aboI-
ish ali reciprocity between the United
States and The other republics Of the
western continsnt Il Is believed that
the secretary Of state - inspired more
b. desire 10 undo everything done by
The Harrison administration that IL Ia
possible - undo. rather than by pur.
rose TO further the best interests Of tho
,eopis Of the country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10
DEATH OF wALrER E BAKER.


Walter f. Baker. the young man who
was taken to the u. b. A. home Friday
afternoon because he was deranged. died
yesterday morning at o'clock very sud-
denly and unexpectedly. When taken
to the home he seemed to become easier,
and Il was thought that he might re-
cover without being sent to Kalamazoo.
He began linking at an early hour and
died at o'clock. He was q paper
hanger and painter by trade, and was
highly respected by all who knew him.
He was q member Of Imperial lodge. No.
l27, 0ddfellows. and was highly re-
spected. His death falls with unusual
weight upon his parents. a. his brother.
Arthur NJ, became insane a month ago
and was sent to the asylum.
Young Bakers death was % unex-
pected that it was decided to hold =
post norton examination By DIR. Pressy.
the attending physician. He found an
abcees formed in each kidney and the
brain congcsted. 1t was thought the
condition OF the kidneys caused the con-
gcstion In the brain. The condition Of
the brain caused his insanity and vas
the immediate cause OF his death. I'm
perial lodge will hold meeting ut 3
o'clock today to take action on Mr..
Bakers death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

Bear ys enc another's burdens" and
Each maa shall bear bis own bursIen."
4re ssch scriptnral siatements They
seem 70 contradict each other sharply,
bot probably do not 20 when properly
understood. Expesienee has taught Ne
hat each nan must bear his own bur-
den. aud nost mea 60 carry about all
The burdenz they can vel bear. The
men Who srsm to have the least care
are oftsn Ire most heavily hardened. as
they have sorroSs or trials known only
% thsuase;ves and few Gloss friends.
We slao fnd BY MACY trying experiences
that Ne ara often called upon 10 bear
the bsrsiens q othera How 10 tal<s on
thls ADDED bad without injury 20 our
selves. ADD our fellows. = ore u the
vsxing probitms he tsnsler hearted nan
bss 70 soIve. For Illustration. an &C.
quanfsnes asks for losn - a small
ssn q soa~g. foa may have a. bas
yoa a. pot knos -how $40 yeu u,sy
nse,i q 'ur your gwn purposes possi.
biy TIE he's. Z Eiaie. proses ons ~
eaanst pay. Thsh. hshold. you have
maize kim yauf snfpsy. Cor Il ia peeu-
lisr lsE = human eafurs taat ws are
s,.nost se-- 70 hats thn man ne have 10
iurri. lou safer The ioes q your
money and YouF tread There rem ains
nlsa eertain irrifation that rsnkiss n
. n1an's beaft. q seuse - lnsary. and
shat = eorse. = eertaia despsiF which
arises ffcm tAs soasictisn that this act
= spfe kinsiness has brovxht forth very
r'or fFuat The msa 1ea hefrissdsd
hss teen dcusrsiissf snd Ne. kinsssf.
hss - fAith 10 human nsfare. b,ss
shieh sno neFss he fsily Festpred
Nealy e~FfY man cas- eafslT fecaii h.
stsaees Fters ~ mase a he. time
eneslg - deins az at q kis.ins.s IIs
perhsp@ Heskpasa fhs $3.50 - ell De.
r~ed>ssa n ks feliee. % snnyofag@d
him - eeetlsss ssenalesat - ~
fsand a e@siss - 80 tbsa g. sesk In
nspy says q . fs>&.his - tafs a srsas
Is< ksoi iats rar.s - thi@ ~sy. 10.
seiiss feaad n - msaT bssiasss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

n any man In the United States Il
laughing in his sleeyc over the prcdica.
ment In which the PRECEDENT finds him
self In connection with the Hawaiian az
fair, that man 10 David Bennett Hill
lie has been furnished an unexpected
but much appreciated opportunity Tor
administering severe prod 20 his iilus.
frious enemy whenever be feels 20 dis
posed. Bay City Tribune
Stop crying hard fimes Tines are
good Get move on and quit croaking.
The banks are full IL money. begging
a customers 10 take H. Crops have
been first class. the eonatry IL healthy.
Stop chewing the rag and DO business
This country was never in better condi-
ton than ~ the presenf timn Every
body do business = slsmxzoo Gasette
Three thousand horpes In Detroit are
nov on the poor con missions hst aud
more are being added every dag. And
the democrat administration and Goa
grea- propose 10 incrpass the widespread
destitntion by pse<ins the WiIson hiIi -
paralysis Americas Industries Saginaw
Courier Herald.
The presidents message fails b esIl
FOE the rep>ai - Ne federal esccfsess
Ian The presidents coelinx 90 90 thi-
sphiaot is attributed e the Tact that en-.
Secretary Fsifuhiid's Nee YORK ststs
Democracy maj need this proiecsloa
against Tammauy roft Hufoa Times.
j. J. Vsn Allsa has aeclined The ap.
rssintment 81 HinistrF o. itsiy. tks cons-
meats q the Papers eeFe - mnfh fof
hiul. Nes lei tlrosef psck oat . siRt~s
maa fof The pl2es. chsfosxss nsne.
rxag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

prs1ee< nor> tkan ops po<nf q time
nnIsss the articles are disslej b adser-
t;sleg ruiee e ether dlsflozf dlrisiuna.
Wish u4ke ths a3sertiseaIsat not {
coixionersfion a adyer<issuenis buf .
dlfscfory a disklacS holiday attractions.
seperstsly pfessntsl.
Holiday advertising must be brief.
The pzpsrz are bkely 20 be crowded
via sdserklssng. aud the brief sdser-
tisea1enf gz1ns the readers attention.
should h Attractive.
IL - rsusrkabis how attractive an sp-
pslently urattractiss article appears IL
vs1 dusted An the store and well adter-
flssd In the newspapers The original
adsertiser vii consince people who are
Dof regular holiday buyers that they
Ind better buy necessities during the
holidays; that u man 10 going 70 give
his vile . dress. becauss sha needs IL. IL
c<nes no more TO give IL ~ her as =
Chrisfmes pr1seEt than it dies 20 buy IL
fer her BY and ~. Shoes. stockingx
shirts aud everything children wear can
Be given them a. Christmas presents.
win OF without disfincs holiday goods.
Everything, from rubber hose pipe
n grand piano. can be made 20 be q
holiday eft. and the advertiser xho I'M
'dersfands hoe 10 bill his goods will
gain not only greater sales from bis reg
uiAr customers, but will bring people
into his store who never before thought
Of entesing Il He will DO surprised to
find himsslf selling goods OF all seasons
when the majority Of business men cal
culste to sell ouiy ssasonabIe goods-
don't own any newspaper, or any
other publication. / have no interest in
periodical publishing. but know from
my own experience. and from the
experience Of hundreds Of sue
cessful business men. that tho daily
newspapcr IL the only indispensable
medium for the advertising OF local
goods Ia the holiday season. or out Of it.
and that other methods, like circulars.
dodgers. posters and everything else. are
moro or ieas desultory. and are valuable.
il valuable at all. when used in coniunc-
ton with the first-class. we'll written.
and wcIl-displayed advertisement In the
newspaper Of character and circulation.
NArH'L G. FOWLS. JR-,
Doctor OF Publicity.
Copyright 1893, by The Trade Com
pany. Boston,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

Again the world - sartlsd BY the
fact that benb has be a expIoded In =
patlie place IN Paris. This time. he
rhambsr of deputies, vaa the scene Of
the ontrags. aad an othef illustration Il
eissa a tie nttsri accessibility Of guard
lng .gaiest the v ork Of those who SEEK
political ends by means Of assassination
The police Of Paris arc unrenittingly AZ
work seeking 10 root out al anarchistic
societies and arrcsting the members or
drivsnz. them beyond the borders Of
krszke. yet oairages eontinas aad seen
fikeiy 60 continue In this age When
the mannfaetufe % deadly explosives Is
- sinspls matter and the ingredients
such as can be ess3y secured. societies
are not necessary 10 carry out the
crusade q dynamite against organized
government. An Individual can DO all
the preliminary sosk and bring TO its
terrible conclusion an outrage which
but Cor the discoveries u science in the
realms Il explosives. would require aid
from many. In view Of this condition OF
affairs tho nations which have Gu
couraged such Investigations. a. has
notably been the case IN Fran e. seem
to b. experiencing the sensation Of being
-hoist With their own petard" This
latest outrage Eiil cause q sensation Of
terror throughout Europa No nation
there IS tree from the elements from
which such outr~rps spring and the
activity Of the police OF the en-
tire continent will now Be devoted to
another raid on the terrorists. whsthsr
success shall crown their efforts the
future only can tell
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10
HOTEL GosslP.

The approach Of the holidays In be
coming significant about the hotels
Travellers are not 20 numerous. and seem
20 have made their calculations To get
home in ample time for the joyous
period. In Tho Morton the Messrs
Pantlind are looking forward TO the
January rush of furniture buyera Tho
popular hotel will be In trim shape to
receive them
MoRros--J. ID. Hanson, Hart; ". ID.
Carpenter, Detroit; r. Meekiy. kala-
marco; II. /. klocksheimer. Lansing:
}. Z. ogseIl. Holland: John oxnsid. De-
troit
NKv LsvrSosros--R w. Hayes. Muir;
n. =, Harbuck. Spring Lake; John A.
Hoffman. kslamakoo. T.. u Ward. De
tFoit; "a. IA Stone. saginaw; A. NJ John
con. SPARTA h q. Wing. Jackson.
EAatk J. II COLBY. Muskegon; H. r.
James. Detroit, q. Ii. Smith, PARA; O.
r. Roberts. Sparta; ]. r. Hall. Detroit
Kssr--C r. caldwell. stanton, Joha
Kelly. Lowell Joan y. fostef, Lading.
ton, y. n. fieAen. Kol Goldman.
Traverse City; +. W saaitsF. Fort
wsyns. John ofaht. Carson csiy.
IinTpar srRssf Hetsn~J. g. Nehie,
nal.ilngi r. a. ulil Alaska, {, CIiliie.
Coopssssiisss james iIill Alpine,
Charles iIeeiey. flefiiai
Cfaasseils 1. Waters. erfiag Lake,
IA. Va. aostt Datloa jsales Maioasn.
fslimo.lse u d, Casliaa. ssand Laks,
O. fsTeasthF Bertha.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10
WILLIS STILL WAITING.

Minister Willis is not ready TO carry
out his Instructions He has found a
state Of affairs very different FROM that
described by Mr. Blount He has found
that the provisional government Is a
government Of the people and by the
people. The best interests Of the
islands are better subserved than they
well could be. by the administration Of
dissoluts and incompetent queen. Ex-
Queen LII herself does not care to be
put back on the throne. unless Uncle
Sam viii agree to stand by and see that
the people do not knock her of her seat
President Dole has the hearty and
Efficient cooperation Of the civilized
portion Of the population and his sd.
ministrafion does not propose TO
-sbdicate for the asking. Hostile
demonstrations will DO necessary
and even then surrender cannot be
expected TO come without bloodshed.
AL. OF which must be very embarrassing
TO the powers at Washington. Suppose
that the United States marines did taks
some part in deposing the queen 1t
was done without bloodshec. which fact
10 strong indication that 1t was easy to
do. and right. morally. that Il should DO
done. But how viii Il be now that q
popular government has been estab-
lished and there 10 no one who seeks to
overthrow IL but President Cleveland
and secretary Gresham? II blood is
shed. II will be crime for which some
one must answer to God and humanity,
n not 20 the Law Of earth With Cleve-
land and Gresham must rest the respon-
sibility. for there 10 no sentiment among
the people to support them. The gov
ernment Of the United States was never
before placed by any administration In
such shameful and disgraceful plight
a. now confronts IL in this Hawaiian
matter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

HosrnALs I'll very important place
In any city. and il 10 but right that the
public should aid in their support The
expense attending the management oi
such an institution 10 very great. and II
much charitable work Is done By IL
provision must be made 10 pay the run.
ming expenses Today In the chrrches
q Grand Rapids collections viii be
taken for the benefit Of tho various
homes and hospitals Of the city and
generous donations should Be made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

ksasss We refer al sppliezan ior AID
- The Charity Orgsaizstios Socssty =
dos sssn sons~Asf hearsfenz snd per
hzps esltivstss The isndsncy no oon-
non snaos - - have oos charity aid
rsiisisa doss ~ proxy. sid Jet after
eli. this i fks sisess thing that can be
dose. Hos 3, help cur Bellows and yst
nos injurs fksn a the sane time i one
u the nost iuportsst Jet most din
emit. prohlsms 81 the hour
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10
GETTING READY TO RACE.
Further Arrangements Made Tor thu
Summer Meeting&

Further Arrangements Made nor the
Summer Meeting<
The Horsemen's association met in
Don j. Leather's Office last night TO
mako further arrangements for the
meeting to be held July 8 4 and 5 and
for the great August meeting. The fol-
lowing classes were Tor the July meet
ing. the purse being 500 in each, fixed:
A $40 trotting race and 2year-old 3
minute trot. 2:37 trotting race. 2;35
pacing race and pa pacing race. T.,
these will be added four events. The
admission to the July races was fired at
D cents and the grand stand will DO
free. except for the arm chairs. which
will be 30 cents each. Some changes
were made In the arrangements Tor the
August meeting. A 2-year-old free-for-
all. purse 500. will take tho place OF the
yearling trota 2 yezr-old free-for- all pace
will take tho place Of the 2-year -old 300
minute trot and q 2year-old $40 trot
has been arranged. The time for the
August meeting has been changed to
begin August Ii instead Of August 6.
Maurice Shanshsn. w. T. White and
Winfield Mclean were appointed q COM
mittee to ask tho common council to
allow speeding on North Front street
between Bridge and Leonard streets be-
tween and 5 o'clock p. m. during De-
cembor, January and February.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

77X- II = M -
inpsossmsan osssa sp's'' o. 90.
f'ff' s''n oeo"ss eoh.4s'sas.
ss'a one |" our prominent BUSINESS
neh Ana % snsy "a "nsa sof<
x'ns IN aAy cry snsn a'Fs ana eniPs ~
sin 70 -. ~nsa of'eks ana moftAI 1ha
~ npsf are seA1'sIsa ~ooat' wen n'@sf
eo.'s !" so'o<s ron nssssn ifon 10
sain'h = ia'', - $50 100
'ss'a 70 'nfn anu 'hs "a ~
ha". shrh every eas e1s 20 sn'. :
.1oas "~~lok i1pFosea'sasss 'a AVS
meats @na sns sssy M eo"ss 'A41sa
WIN t's spirit OK eh'efp''sA ~ ssA
unes' nAn sno nss any po> .. say
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

TaE spirit which impeIIed Governor
Mckinley TO declare that be would have
TO expensive parade OF costly demon
stratlon at his inauguration Is CON-
nasndabIe. This simplicity and timely
appreciation OF the burden the people
are now called upon to bear viii please
every one. II IL not OF tho boosting,
Ssffsrsonian Sort but IL simplicity Of q
practical kind. which the taxpayers will
most heartily applaud
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

Prof. Cooley and his assistants are at
work testing the new pumps at the city
station. The tcst began At o'clock
yesterday aud will end 1t o'clock to-
day. Atthe rate the pump worked yester-
day 100000 gallons wiz be forced into
the city mains In twenty -four hours As
the consumption 10 only about 5000 900
gallons. there was Considerable overflow.
Superintendent Van Amberg opened q
large valve and allowed tho surplus to
flow back into the river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

Tosowsow TIE. minister's conference
vill bold another session snd II the
brethren Who have been critieissnx sanh
efhsr IN the matter % tbs Mills uaeet.
icxs an al present. The neeflng will
probably re-embls thoss q the lady
uisnsxsr- q ne wosld'. faif.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-10

Tss admiasstsatsoa- sRrat in iIsssls
seeme - fear - fellow hss bo~s ossses
sua blae dovs ths msxsls q pablls
seasimsnt lie has sa lisa that u !.
I.-.iea AID thst n may have 90 aafsy
81. heal ia hasdass Coz s,sss lials -
q result