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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
JUDGE RICk,s ORDERS.


Railway and labor circles are stirred
from centers 10 circumferences over the
decision u United States District Judge
Rex in tie Toledo i Ann Arbor rail-
way case. The decision promulgates
latent rule Of statute law embraced in
the Interstate act and practically de-
clares that servant may not leave the
employment 81 his master at viii. when
the services II that servant affect the
safety ard welfare Of the public.
The decision. or more strictly. the
orders 81 the court are addressed TO the
lcgal representatives % railways con-
Meeting wl.h tho Ann Arbor road en-
joining them and each ~ them from
refusing % receive FOR transit ears billed
from points IN one state 10 points in an
other state. aud in Ike manner from re-
fusirg 70 deliver cars 50 billed over the
Ann Arbor hne. An order is also adj
dressed b. Chief Arthur * the Locomo-
tive Brotherhood and Chief Sargent II
the Firemen's Brotherhood restraining
them from issuing any rule or order re-
curing engineers and iiremen helonging
70 the respective brotherhcods 20 refuse
20 receive and handle cars Of freight in
transit from one state % another from
and o. the Ann Amor rad. Also an
order requiring Arthur forthwith TO pub
lieh in TIE usual nay ~ Disseminating
ORDERS ia tie brotherhood that tho rule
requiring members ~ refuse n handle
Ana Arbor cars - not 10 force. Also
that aropv q The rule under which the
order 10 the men was issaed be pro-
duced In court.
All these orders arc ha-ed on sections
= the Interstate lsz. which. in brief.
provide that il shall BE- unlawful for any
common carrier - make or give any
undue advantage or preference to any
person or COOPERATION whatsoever. that
coun,on carriers shall afford equal fscii
itirs far IRE Interchange = traffic and
for yeceiving add forwarding passengers
and property and shall not discriminate
% rates. Any officer. trustee. agent. Or
person acting fer the corporation Who
.Asil h. or permit % pa done any y fhe
acts e. fhinzs prohihitet by the at shall
be deemed guilty n : niisieaeanor. and
nren c''nvicfi,St shah BE inei 5000 or
less
TIE phase - Arm Artcr strike has
Tins assured - ore altogether new -
the ceurts- II i freightri With deep
resnsng . hcth employer and ensployc.
The Snail determination. ~ rather nd
luiicafion = ~ eaesfiors rsisesa niii be
sssitei riih great csnrtrn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

II hi@ very svreil~rt article on Re
f,r~, In Legal prnceiare," published n
f.se March nsrfer e ths Michigan I.ar
.f..nrnal. Esd MAYNARD declares that
an eiae- iustices q TIE pesce sileali
IT, paid a salary su'Hcicrtiy lsrzs ~ oh
sssn me SERVICES q thoroughly eeuire.
f.vt r,cs,. ansi thesr iaasseent Should -
srsl IL al rasesr vith eo.ertous
stsf.el Again ne states -Tbers ~ bat
ttf.e rower vested IN fhe~e courts All
tss-efof- tae ps-sp.e arc indifferent ~ O.
uhs afasities ever them.
H. sie~ - ~ f.s,s thst fh~-r = -n~
3 si trftrs ~ egasisfur- shose 20
ssst.t.e .fiee. . e. stiil farther cvn-
e -ass - sissasig .s,snpiex systsn- s'1a-
cas- esoiefrna any s,i.hfion.A iarr1i'c.
sfan "a the sr-tiee ccsrt 49, ram ss-ks
Sc req s.zni1lesaL Il sAz1ssA sass q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
MT AND MSS BRIEFS.

A newspaper carrier has been fined
tluo for delivering papers on Sunday In
Pitteburg. and man has been arrested
in the same city for hauling newspapers
10 a railroad train ON Sunday. The fine
and arrest are due TO the continued ex-
istence Of Sunday blue law passed IN
1874. An attempt WAS lately made 10
amend this act 81 as To conform IL 10 the
conditions OK the present age. but the
legislative committee in charge Of the
bill reported against its passage. The
sole remedy at the present time seems TO
lie in a campaign VI education. New
York Press.
The present tariff is excessive and in
tolerable. The telephone has become a
public necessity. and il To be classed
with the other conveniences and COM
forts which We cannot get on without.
Something ought 10 be done. therefore.
To force the company 10 bring It's charges
down within reasonable limits. and the
sooner il in done the better everybody
will like it.--New York Herald.
Few designations OF federal officers
serving under the secretary of the treas
ury have been received. The ofiicehold-
ers are taking the president at his word
that they will be permitted to serve
out their terms. Mr.. Cleveland's ad
ministration will be more successful il
they shall be allowed TO serve out his
term.-New York Mail.
Instead OF an extra session of congress
we are to have. it appears. another cam
paign OF education--the object this time
hosnx a., oJucnfa s.x,rpa ~ tia frea coin
age nonsense out Of the democrats in
the senate and house and make them
more amenable TO the financial guidance
OF President Cleveland.-Hartford Cou-
rant.
As usual. the country must look to the
republican party for useful legislation.
And even 1t will be unable 10 accom-
plish any good unless there be found a
few conservative democrats Ia act with
republican congressman in the interest
Of public welfare. Ii IL q desperate
chance.-New York Advertiser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21


O. rhilport. saginaw: J " Nc nnoc
Detroit; g n tsranst4. ctsagc' l.
blanchard. lonl2. A. D. tamp&u. be
frlat
hns William Ot'onnel, Cadillac;
Asren Is. Bates. i-..ekfssa; frank an.ilh.
Lshos G. l. brond4es. Aarkeso1, d.
Po.iAeks Alma. G Sf>ad3ard. isnis,
kAclk &. O. Nei~ssl s~s~s.f.aliss
Alien Hsrnics. Paw Paw. J. = Dunt@l.
kAlanaAsoo, Cn1rie< tsrosa. Nscksl1ars
G. = jackson. Charlotte; IA. J. Isbk1ts.
kaTenna
C1AksSE<1S " H. White. Salem, G.
A. hioonser. A. J. Boorom. sparta. NJ r.
Scnlers. Bangor; D h. fscrcs. Cascade,
George Ncs}r. h4lk2ska
BkiIsa sTKKla " "A IA Davis,
Rockford. George Curtis. kAecrns. W
Mcmillan, Detroif. l.. l. Church. Hos
ard City, George Lane. SoofersFl.le, ID.
billiards. billiards
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

on hs appeal By the general term Il the
court 81 esinElon plsas reshFo,ke vii
not csaae . thls cssy this seasoa.
Manages Smith hAs q l.lll If excep.
ucnai nerlI The wonder feats IL Sreao
aud the beautiful figure a Psyche are
rIyeis foT favor, bot The numerous
turns" 10 the regular bill are Also IN
fsnsely Interesting The pretty house
viii do good business al week.
Barlow Brothers old fashioned min
streis viii appear IN The Powers f0es
day. March =. The company CONTAINS
thirty members and n said 10 be the
strongest legitimate minstrel organiza
ton IN the country.
Selma Fefter declares that mafrsmony
Is the greatest II Institutions. and her
husband. Edwin Nj Royie. agrees with
her. This 10 a rare combination Ia the
theatrie world
The "Trip Ia Chinatown" road com
pany has sign on which is painted
breathing room only" and Frank
Morse has To put II out every night
NEXT weeks attraction in The Grand
will be "A Fair Rebel The piece Is q
first class one and plays 10 popular prices
only 10 I'LL in Holy week
Donnelly A Girard's new play. The
Rain Makers IL 10 be produced FOR the
first time at the brooklyn Bedford Ave
nue. theater. April -.
The Cornell college boys viii he heard
in The Powers March -. Their singing
is spoken IL as being supeflatiyely hne.
Riginal Piantagenet DE Koyen is laid
up with the govt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
ALLEGED TO Be FUNNY.

Housekeepcr-That is the twentieth
time today that I've had 10 come 10 the
door TO tell pcddlers that did not want
enything.
Peddler-Very sorry. mum.
Housekeeper--It's some comfort to
know that you are sorry, anyhow.
Peddler-Yes, mum, I'm very sorry
you don't want anything. mum.-New
York Weekly.
Mrs. Driver-Did you hear what Mrs.
Newrich said to me?
Mr.. Driver-No; what did she say?
Mrs. Driver-She asked me il that
was our cafe au lait' We were driving
in.r-Smith, Gray d Co.'s Monthly.
Parker writes great many bright
children's sayings. doesn't he.'
"Yes: he does first-rate In that line.
He sits down and tries TO fancy the
things his boy would say II he wasn't 10
dull. Harper's Bazaar.
She-You used 10 say before we were
married that you would give up your
life for me.
He-Well. didn't 1, l haven't had
any life since We were married.-New
York Herald.
The new rules for base ball alas! con-
tain no prohibition against the printing
az columns OF slosh about the game 10y
the Sunday papers.-Boston Transcript.
More people would travel the road to
success IL il did not require 20 much
climbing. L leyeiand Plaindealer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
SAW THE LIFE BOATS
One Of the Nsrcnic's Boats
Sighted. Keel Up.
The OTHER MUCH BATTERED
Whether the Passenger Have Brcn
Picked Up is Prnbiematic--fhe
Ship Has Gone Down

BRiadEs. March a.--After long con
tinuesi anxiety regarding the fate 1T the
White Star line freight steamer Nsronic,
which sailed from Liverpool February
III fer New York and which had not
since been heard u. Intelligence has
been received showing beyond any
doubt that the vessel Is lost.
The British steamer Coventry. Cap
tain Wilson. from Feinandina, February
10, arrived at this port today. She re-
ports that at > o'clock ON the morning
Of March 4. when ia latitude ~ north.
longitude Al west. she passed lifeboat
painted white, bearing the name Mar
onic."
The boat was floating keel upward.
At = o'clock in the afternoon OF the
same day another Iifeboat from the
Naronic was passed. This boat gave
evidences 81 having encountered heavy
weather. The mast and oars Of the life
boat had been dashed together and at
tached 10 the painter and then thrown
overheard as sea anchor. TO keep the
boats head up to the wind and sea.
Judging from appearances neither or
the boats had been long adrift The
position OF the drifting boat was south
east Of Newfoundland. just outside the
gulf stream. There is chance that the
occupants Of the boats were picked up
by passing vessel.
Think Some Were Saved.
LIVERPOOL. March 20-Ofiicials OF the
White Star Line company here have re-
ceived the full report Of the steamer
Coventry. which arrived at Bremen to-
day. They state their advices show that
the last lifeboat OF the Naronic passed
by the Coventry was recently occupied
by portion Of the Naronic's crew, and
they express the hope that the occu-
pants had been picked up by passing
vessel. They also expressed the hope
that the occupants Of the other boats
bad been rescued.
All doubts as to the fate OF the Mar
onic have been dispelled by the sighting
Of the lifeboats. That she is now at
the bottom OF the ocean cannot be dis
puted. but the cause 81 the disaster is
still a matter Of conjecture. 1t may be.
judging from the latitude and longitude
in which the boats were seen that the
steamer struck derelict or an iceberg.
though il is still rather early in the sea-
son for the ice To be adrift SO far south
as the banks.
1t is hoped that the mystery OF the
loss Of the steamer will soon be cleared
up by the landing at some port al
members Of her crew. A vessel which
passed Deal today signaled that she
had on board eleven shipwrecked peo-
Pile. and the White Star officials say
there is a strong probability that they
are part of the crew Of the Naronic.
The arrival OF this vessel is eagerly
awaited. IA should the shipwrecked per
sons ON board be from the Naronic. all
conjectures as TO the causes that led TO
the laundering OF the steamer will be
removed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

The shah If Persia does not possess a
railway train 81 any kind. lie goes
about Persia in carriages or on horse
back. and. although "a years ~ age, is
still one of the best horseman IN Per.
STA.
Senators George. Colquitt and Nancy.
all ~ whom served IN the confederate
army. are drawing pensions ss Mexican
war veterans. Not one Ut them was dis
abled while in Mexico.
Robert W. DUFF, the present governor
81 New south Wales. u the nrst un-
titled incumbent 81 that Office since Sir
William Denison accepted the place in
lsse,
Es Secretary Tracy says tia, in al
dition 90 the hard labor and constant
anxiety. his cabinet life cost him about
$1,000 year csef and above his sal.
AIRY.
Isaac Pussy Gray. tho new minister r.
Mexico. vii be the biggest man q the
diplomatic cuvra lie ~ ak feet ten
inches tail and weighs lS0 pounds.
Though he l. 70 years old. Uncle
Charley Martin q &cndota. Va. 10 max
inr arrangements - establish FIVE 70.
hacco houses At that place.
Lieutenant Governor Shcehan - <er
York sever travels sifioat hrs idrnfss
cation fag. etich might prove usefBl 10
rase - scrideut.
CockrsI = the Only man sha kas
t-.en = member q The United States SCI
a.e contin 8oosiy sincs Isl.
President Nunf2 a Coiar.tis has re
fas.~d yenssen = sssgne . year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

70 esitsrs woaId he honsred The a.
Eolnsmsnt all Be grateful surprise u
tie eoanfry editors Il tho interlof shose
hou~s AL hearts were IN their boots
qr.s last FRIDAY Mr. kosles Is oae Il
the stagnehest nareE oatsfoken ehAgn
plous II deiaocfacy IA Michigan. His
lea : sharper than needle. bat ne j. a
leaerous deb4ter aud his susscese viii
not be offensive 10 the Republican
editors Who would like 10 get but can
not. Just what be has secured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The death ~ jules Ferry. the presi-
dent 81 the French senate, removes one
Of the most striking and powerful fig
ures In the politics OF that country.
Ferry was not only an able statesman.
but a mos; adrolt politician. lie was A
man 81 strong viii and high ambitions.
Lansing Journal.
Col Buck Gilgorc. he a the famous
boots. wanted 10 be minister Ia Mexico.
and because the plum went elseU here
he - engaged IN vigorous cntieayor 10
kick the fringe from senator Mills
reputation for fairness. He SAYS the
senator turned HIM down Detroit
Tribune.
Congressman Burrows. when asked
about the new cabinet. said: Il have
no doubt ~ their capacity to do what
ever Cleveland directs" lie aiso "a
feTred 20 Secretary Herbert having
crippled his arm BY interfering with The
national flag thirty years ago.-Adrisn
Times.
We are daily told that orr system If
tariff abrilges our trade that We d..
prive oorsevcs - the markets Il II .
world hy protecting cur own industries.
The Official reports ~ trade With Other
nations tell different story jackson
Citizen.
Speaking - the efforts Il DIR. Park
hurst 10 chase the lesss out * New
York. sam Jones says u reminds him q
the way his dog ran bog out - a
Georgian cornneld. The dog ran on
ahead. Jackeon Patriot
Mrs. Lease SAYS Hake Smith hired a
man 70 throw eggs ~ Weaver IL
Georgia. IL was the iuckiesf iob that
tleke ever hstcbed up vith. II mace
him secretary x the interior. SsginsS
Gogrisr Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

TnEzE is bat one name mentioned Tor
the republican nomination for mayor.
Mayor Stuart has served the city 50 well
he sill he splensiidiy reelected. We're
his personal wishes 10 be consulted he
would refuse 10 accept; IN fact, he has
expressed determination not 10 be a
candidate. bat the exigenclss Of the
situation seem 10 make it imperative
that he shall subordinate his personal
wishes TO the call IL his party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

!. ~ Turner Talks az the sssasska
in the Capital

/ ". Turner returned last night from
Washington. where be has bcsn hooking
after the interests IL seerse b. RioAsf1-
ssh. To reporter for TIA HfkAlp Nj.
Turner s&id II looked ~ II Mr. Richard
son sss all right A. his name A. on the
pay roll aud II = contest Wan made NI.
Belknsp would have 20 nlakeit IL case
81 a contest Mr.. Turner does not think
committee frpm congfe-e viii be seng
here "a investigate. but the evidence Nil
be taken by anidasiss
Mr.. Turner SAYS he enjoyed las visit
greatly. bat be hrings little encourage
nent Tor the hungry and Thirsty ofnoe.
seekers in this neck a. the ~eoas. he
says II IL SIMPLY impossible a. learn any
thing 81 details IN general ~ss, the
policy a. be followed a. dividing Tie
sfoils has l-cen determined. There are
- many applicants to be heard that
there - ltsle time IA which 10 transact
business. ] heard Secretary bisse.i -,
20 one CONGRESSMAN. who Was urging
that something must be done. that hs
must See the president. and had
an appointment With him al ~
o'clock al night. and he would get
bull a ten minutes interview at that
Just think ~ it, said Mr. Turner.
what chance IL there for man % learn
what u 10 be done with a snaail otilse
like surveyor ~ customs 10 Grand Rap
Ids or postmaster or SOLICITOR He
says he r. not able o. tell who NIL st
the plums ~ all. He considers AndfeN
Fyfes chanccs Tor surveyor - customs
az good. and thinks IL viii he o.se u the
first places 10 be filled.
Speaking IL his chances for the
mayorality Mr.. Turner said he would
make no effort "a secure the nomination.
lie will be a candidate II his party wants
him. but il not al all ANXIOUS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

TO-DAY. Boston Athletes will
contend for prizes and honors in
the Cyolorama Building on Ire
mont Street. in that City.
The arrangements for the
event have been perfected by a
large committee composed o.
members Of the Crescent Boat
Club and the Suffolk Athletic
Club. Prominent boxers viii
participate. and the programme
will include several special mat.
ches. Watches specially made
Tor the occasion win be awardcc
the winners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

In nearly every district where the
dominant party makes nomination for
judicial Office the spirit Of nonpartisan-
ism in the minority is rampant. Here
in Kent county the minority asks the
majority to be nonpartisan Just for the
sake Of electing democrat. 1t will
not wash
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

IT has been discovered that there is a
defect in the Detroit electric lighting
bill which will invalidate the measure.
II this be true. there would seem to be
a necessity for making haste with less
rapidity. Three or four bills have been
passed containing serious. il not fatal
defac.e
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

IT is not believed that the democrats
will adopt a resolution in favor OF a non
partisan Judiciary before candidate for
judge OF the superior court shall be
nominated. They think that Office is a
''cinch~ and no nonpartisan rot will per
suade them into anything bu. a straight
nomination.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

JosErH HoUsKMAs is being pushed by
his friends s.s an available candidate for
mayor on the democrat ticket. Mr..
Houseman is popular, fine business
man and exemplary citizen. but this is
not the year for him to sacrifice himself
for his party. The republicans have dc
cidcd to elect worlds fair mayor"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Nh BESpEK displays great aeumen
in preparing judicial opinions in crimi-
cal cases. Mr.. Hatch is merely -me
too" In the matter Of concurring in his
learned deductions Of law and facts
The police board will yet rival the supe-
rior court as popular tribunal. Mr.
Bender Is prominent parsonage in each
af thetn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

1T is very surprising that persons who
ask for space in the newspapers to reply
10 the criticism or opinions OF other
contributors always devote nine tenths
Of their communications to abuse OF the
"other fellow
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

II democrat candidates for the city
convention continue to multiply. there
will be vote apiece for them in the city
convention.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

VINO is Runyan Of New Jersey? That
fertile home OF the mosquito produces
some very obscure men with striking
names. Grubb-E. Bird is native
az Jersey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

SOMEBODY has suggested At S. White
for the democrat nomination for mayor.
Inasmuch as Mr.. White has positively
declared he is out OF politics perhaps
this suggestion is intended to prove it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

trsrrbiiraB city conventioo vii b. held In
TIE LiBcoln ciab rlsous Saturday evening.
~ fre1 -. at - ciock. fCr naming a elty com
r.ftt.ie Tor ncfnlnafinx candidates for city 9TH
co.'s add for the Transaction "a such other tust-
v 80 a. nay property b. Considered
- orsiar ~ tlo reFuhiican city committee
DWIGHT CO.'S. Chairman.
tsnaaaN Cf-sPFEnrnx >rcretsry.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Mnskegon soafhssyers are hUsy 3,
tng tne prophecy act and foreteihnE wto
VII - e5ecfe,i az the spring election
Their eiierscres are considered impof
iani euaNsh - accupy tvo columns ~ =
reEs1spef.
kiusaae girls are eager - enlov CO.,
nutzsi bliss TIE iateef asrsr.ot - ts,a
Is yesr - dang ater e Hensy Psczari
wh0 r sa't - hare eserea With a n.sn
narset Ssvaze
thsr*r NFf'"r. the Mussezanste rtsn
STABBED IA ffence fcpye. wae taken -
iouia - ef1ey - sF~nd foar Yea4s
Netten siAis FfoFests THAI he is inaspocrt
When maritime dance Is given ~
Muskegun. pesS'ns arr turned asag.
What sooszt e. Al eigzsasas era 4 frssfsf.
40 ths tosDss sii-gss - BE- ea3oyinef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

The horse owned 10y William Strong ~
Kalamazoo. which bat several psrsons i
dead Now the old question ARISES. w&s
the horse mads
George +. Cr<s of Saginaw. one q
the most prominent lumbcrmen in the
state. died suddenly AZ New York sAiur
day.
A. X Hammond. the Ann Arbos con
tractor whose spine ~as Injured Ss;ur
day. died Sunday night IN awful agony.
Forepaugh vii lie at Ionia June -
and the small boy has commenced 10
save his pennies.
Fire Sunday destroyed the s;ase mill
a Barnes a Green al Grand Haven.
Loss. slulo
Charles L. Camp a. Detroit has been
arrested. charged with sssaultlag T.
,ear.oid girl.
The Detroit Kennel club show opened
Yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

ONE Of the qualifications essential to
the success OF any mayoral candidate is
an unbounded enthusiasm in the project
10 improve Grand river.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Arthas ReigeT. TIE by fnssnd bound
and eagged u tbe cellar ~ EbeFs 70.
tsuranf N Detroit. has eoaf>.-ed that
~ robfed the sia and ted hinseH.
Harm Smith - ionia has iurnes his
tees. thirty ~ s~arrsa. cot e. ftsstis
smith sxfff<nflF THINKS h5s rkrisffsr
nsnae csrnet affect his sfiary.
The sand haF ~ G-ard Hav~a fgrned
~ TIE rcosat aosis hSs ben cut s~sy /.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21
WEATHER.

w.sRtxCToN. March 2O.-For Lower
Michigan Ram or snow, probably
clearing by evening; westerly winds,
colder Tuesday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

Enf~rs RevfEv. ahoee fiery 6ewo
erst editorials IN fhe Lsnrag Journal
nave afirrrst - aesrte - he great nn-
Tsshest has fsen sppetot>si re~smaeter
for lansing. Copstnx ~ Il does right
q gse heels 4 tAe snnoancemens nat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-21

CLKvEfAsD's appointment OF Eustis is
a post norton fulfillment Of a promise
made to Lamar.