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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

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fonrth ward->o- 10 last hridso street, ~
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Sirra Ward No. - West Leonard street.
ballot ~ t. . 4.
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st<scf. - J.
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nah ward No. ia West Fulton street. ~
Tenth wAri->o- 90 Wealthy svsnas' 20
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IWesfth wsri~corner Of Hall aud south
Ioaia sfrests. ballot a. 3. m.
b order n the r~publ lean eify commtt'<c
DWIGHT oocs-, Chairman
fsNozos CT srrkkro<. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

To Help secure the Mclaughlin Bilrs
Passage.

A meeting II the joint committee of
the Furniture Mems association and
board Of trade WAS held in the board
81 trade rooms last evening TO
outline action for securing the
passage Of the Mclaughlin bill
TO prevent the use Of machinery in
the manufacture Of furniture in the
state penal institutions. The joint CON-
mittee will go to Lansing next Tuesday
morning, where it viii meet the joint
committee Of the senate and house.
which has the matter under considera-
ton.
Those who will represent the board Of
trade are Mayor Stuart, N. A. Fletcher,
w. Alden Smith. +. q. Stud
ley and James A. Hunt. The furniture
mems committee is F.. III. Foote,
j. p. Creque, 4. L. Maddox and &. III.
Fcldner. Muskcgon will also send two
representatives. and others from How
ard City, iceland and Holland viii join
the committee here.
1t has been shown that q largo per-
centage Of the prisoners at work in the
Detroit house Of correction are sem
fenced there by federal courts for crimes
committed in other states. and the ma
chinery in the Ionia prison is also a
great detriment to the furniture inter
ests Of the state.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
MILITARY PRIZE DRILL.
Sergeant Hayes Wins the Gold Medal
offered by Inns Rifles

lines Rifles armory ball Was crowded
last night with the friends II the con-
rsny. uho gathered % vitDees the cpna
petitive prize drill and entertainments
giTen y IS members. This a. the third
annual drill gwen under the direction II
Captain Boon. and each participant was
wfll prepared Pr the event.
The dfii Vas prece1es y ar address
- General lines and the following pro
gram - eutArfsinfnerf.
Banjo Daet Mr.. ard Nias West
Lightning Zeuzve Drill G II Cine.
Piano soto Miss Sophia sehoufen.
silsrf drili ~ company.
$40 Seiecs = Hensen
Clarinet Soto- g.. A NuthiinE.
Reci,sflon Miss Deisoey
tfeneral Innes congratulated the coln.
pany - - stsssly xroNfh ard efficiency
ard derieresi thr facs thzf TIE state aose
MT give Frepef fecrzui*,on bplte militia
TIE drti 70 fhs "a rse.3si f~Ean Il
$50 uifh eishieea Contestants The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

At the Kent scientific institute meet.
ing last evening the matter OF arranging
OF specimens and purchase OF others was
discussed. The society has now ample
room to arrange its collections where
they may be seen. The relics OF the
mound builders are now arranged. A
committee was appointed to arrange for
the purchase Of DIR. De Camps collec-
ton OF shells. 1t was decided to pur-
chase large finely illustrated ornitho-
logical volume Of American birds. The
institute has been invited 10 make an
exhibit in the Michigan department Of
the worlds fair and will make selections
for the purpose when its moving is more
completed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Truant Officer Frank b. Fee returned
yesterday from Lansing. where he has
been in the interest Of the reform school
act. 1t was largely owing to his efforts
that the act was taken up and passed at
so early date. The new law allows
boys 10 years Of age to be sent to the
reform school, while the old Law made
the law limit IL years. Those who have
had most to do with unruly boys are OF
the opinion that the change will be a
most beneficial one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Verdi received for 'Falstaf." bis new
ot,efa. 49, 60 doUn ard vill get 40 PET
cent ~ the Publishing aud performing
roya'ty rights Boito got 1900 ia fhs
htreito.
Mr.. Oiney. Cievsianis attorney gen
era. - the owner = farm a Green
va<ra county. feT miles nofth west -
Ffreka. kss
Henry n Hove - nsu president -
TIE Americas inetfi'7fe - mining IN
pineers = . So = Nrs Jaisa Nard
H0aA q Boeton and Newport
Pre~iiiens Cleveland sioesrsf need ~
snbscrshe fos any rerFpap@rs A wagon
iosd - marked cfF5es i szid C reach
the White bouss ssesy dap.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

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psftalict -uols tie ia.~tf falFous and
sucA matters - district afiornfs
have net tie ssizAiesf idea uifti,nf
Michigan vail receive uustfisr a 5,lons.
inencs from the ndn.1is-sst.on az ns.t.
There har h<en tA.k "A the .,,sssinr1at,.t
u judge Norre - be jude Jnrkran's
successor. Judge Ms,ntx.nes, sisD nss
t,ecl mentioned n q candidate. hot.
While do not know thing about Il.
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fairs a the COMPANY said Mr.. i..ns-
street last night. .'rhere is an erlls.l.
ton plant here ana stock coupans
will b~ formed In fec axys" II :
stated that fuel gas can be n&nafsc.
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80 i a'.s. 40 e.,e'-' ..s-'
e~i''~a'@'s afe 'l''''~''>1 "a 'i's "~''sE.
Willard A. ssearns and wife of De
fnult arrived In The Morton lsst night
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II the pine land and holding the re-
msinder for speculation
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hers 81 her company were guests In
Sweefs hotel during their stay in the
city.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

France can IN afford to lose Jules
Ferry at this critical stage of it, ma
ficnal affairs. lie was unquestionably
one ~ the strongest and most capable
men connected with the government
lie was one Il the four great statesmen
whom France could safely trust in the
hour ~ peril caused by the Panama ex-
posnres. The death II leading French
statesman means more b. the country TO-
day than at any other time during the
past two decades. The sudienness Il Mr.
Ferry's death adds 70 the general con
fusion. The government viii survive
his death. A great man. yet be vas not
absolutely essential for il. bat Il would
have been Tor better for France hal be
lived 70 assist IN guiding the Eation
from its periious position.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Ms FaAvesS HAAS. Ct Mi.iington.
Msss-. = westa ss<aeo ilcs Preach
soaehasaa .~nt ~sssh L eeEts; but Afs
Il iler has deeeissl ~ E.afss him esIa.
cate him and maze han custodian u
Aeg property. Il i aanc@t - psoasaiis
- te 8 Ffeneh esaelimsa as French
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

- A-A+tAt tA-t - ~-A4tt~+t- $50 49,
police coma.issien siIl expect the pub
lie 20 have any conflsienee 10 rs gocd
intentions Or It's capacity 70 manage the
great department u which j, Is the re-
sponslble bead
IL there ever Was time when the
pubic is entitled 10 know who rs respoE.
sibls for the scandals which have hung
over the police department, that time IS
now. wheh somebody's neglect Of duty
has brought the city into disga Ice.
The circumstances which have re
Gently maguifed the disagfeeabse condi.
ton u Affairs ia the police department
are known 10 all. or q large part Of the
taxpayers, and yet when an investisa-
ton Is demanded 10y the public. one II
the commissioners ignores every prinei-
pie ~ justice and moves TO go into exc
cntive session that all proceedings may
be kept secret
Ii is reported that the officers who
were summoned before the board last
evening left the room smiling. after their
examination. II is possible that the
smile was one Of contempt. II
not. il might. with propriety. have
been. The members too declined
to furnish any information in re-
gard to what took place in executive
session. So far as the public is con-
cerned. therefore. the board viii be pre-
sumed 10 have condoned the fragrant
neglect Of duty on the part OF the
officers.
But this is not matter in which the
board has the authority to condone. The
people Of this city demand to know the
reason why. having been taxed to main
tain an efficient police force ii is pos
sibIe for almost a murder TO be CON-
mitted in hailing distance OF police head.
quarters and the perpetrator to leave
the city unchallenged.
The taxpayers will not stand this kind
Of an investigation. Offenders against
the laws are tried in open courts; inno-
cent men and women accused on suspic-
ion are dragged into court and disgraced
and then discharged.
Shall police officers who are paid to
protect the community and who neglect
their duty be shielded behind an cxecu-
tive session OF board that has no con-
stitutional. statutory or other authority
10 conduct star chamber Investigations.
Tho action az the police board last
night is an outrage upon the intelligence
IL this community. IL is cowardly
subterfuge 10 prevent the righteous con-
demnation OF negligent officers. II is
the despicable pandering OF two politi-
cal mountebanks who have made the
police department stencil In the nos
trils az the people. to traitor to every
interest Of the department whom they
dare not censure. much less remove.
The police department is a hotbcd Of
political rotfenness. made 30 by the
vaccinations % Charles II. Bender. IL
The good citizens Of this city are willing
that this man shall dominate and con-
troll this department TO crafty his own
-ordia personal and political ambition.
they will submit TO all that Is disgrace
ful and damnable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

fazEa CO.'S pct appear q b aes
symptoms Il the non .parflsAn fever IA
the superior court iaigeship eansa ass. A
ienseerat is about the right kind q
non partisan the democrats are booking
~ ~ cssses where there n q fighting
chance u wia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

The parlors OF Henry c. Posts now
residence on Barclay street were filed
with large company Of guests last
evening at the first OF the soirees must
Gales given by Mr.. and Mrs. Post. Mr..
Post was assisted in the musical enter
tainment by Francis Campbell and Will
bur Force. the violinist. Another SINH
lar entertainment will be given this
evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Mr.. and Mrs. j. Boyd Pantlind arrived
home from Hot Springs. Ark. yesterday
morning. Mr.. Pantlind's health is much
improved by the visit. and if he survives
the unceasing congratulations Of his
friends who thronged The Morton yes
terday, he has hopes for new lease Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

coSeREpsAAS cngru.x denies ihs,
Groter told the Michigan delegates 10
- horss and hustle FOR the spring elec-
tisn. Bat the deiegafion ali came home
aud wcnt To husgiine. nevertheless.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

TO-DAY Barnum's great an
nual parade will take place in
New York City.
This parade is one Of the
Spring events in the metropolis
The show has started for the
season. and the animals and other
attractions arc on exhibition. and
the waiting crowd ison the look
out to see the procession as il
passes in gorgeous pomp and
splendor along its line Of march.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Tufnx were 4.6io more girl babies
ten IN Indiana lasi year than boys
What viii that stain 10 with lis surn.usl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

sgsa eaueas.nn. 10 elect hlp - tie cir.
enit h<nxA sill iasafe fhe feeFle an up
right s3ocate.a and liberal ia1se.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

JrncE HooxsE has shown himself 90
he rt,sses@esi n every quality ESSENTIAL
n The inteliigent discharge 81 TIE du
ties 4 justice = the supreme court
Since his election - TIE bench and his
subsequent qualification pr the oifice,
under The ruies e the cnurt. he has
served a. chief justice. His knowledge
q prsctice ard the experience he had On
tire circuit have naasie him a model pre-
sidi0g justice. he enjoys the respect -
his cclieaTaee the coniidencp II The At
torneys and the good esteem q the
respie,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

In : ROW good timeto talk improved
ro'ssls- The roads through the country
furnish good illustration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

MoeFs TsoeksT i mar = the coua-
ncn people re l. Gre e ~ HE
sfec'irns and syupathies az allied -
TIE snhlrcts II phich the plziu people
arr Interested He vae nof nursed IN
fhr isp = lararr. mr. csslale.i n ne
youfh ~ TIE hsrd = eealth. A poor
fsrmer's By. - roae atcse the adverse
circumstance q environnent AID oppor.
tsniy - sesaire q sid and rsh.tsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

Is the hoopskir, coming ins- asks an
anxious merchant Not unless the
doorway .s eularg,l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18

JrnoE WsIks-kE Is still listening to
hear the pension comuiissionership plum
drop.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-18
WEAIhER.

WASHINGTON. March l6.-For Lower
Fair; northerly winds.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-13

Los MEDICOS RECO8fIENDAN LA EMULSION
de Scott energico reconstituyente todos los
de escrofulosis, raqutismo la tuberculosis
punonar
Senores ScoTT y BOVINE.
Muy senores mios Tengo el gusto de manifestarles
que desde hace tres recetando aquellas
doleneas para las que estA ndicado el renobrado
& inmejorable producto lamado EMULSION DE SCOTT,
que hasa ahora haya deado de darme el resutado
deseado.
Asf pues en- vista de ello no dudo en- prescribir &
aquellos pacienes sufren de desordenes trofcos
de nutricion que determination rapidamente 81
acudiese prontanente dicho preparatiyo que en-
cierra productos tan asmilabes reconstituyentes
Tanto la diatesis eserofulosa, lnfatisno raqui-
tisrno sobre todo, La tuberculosis pulmonar,
efectos incontestables.
Por gusto agradable sin repugnAncia
alguna Deseando ustedes toda clase de prosperdad
aproveeho esta OCCASION suscribirme mas afsc
slmo atento :. 81. Hondgos.-Mayagiez, Puerto
Rieo. 26 de Abril de 1887
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-13

De las demas parties diremos POGO
Que Salazar no descollo
Que Padron, obedeciendo su cos
turnbre, e.tager0.
Que Abadia trabajo hasta donde
pudo para salir avante en- su Angel
Pifou No descompuso el cuadro, nj
desafno, nj comprometio ell exito.
Puede aceptarsele.
La orquesta, dirigida por Marin
Varona. Esto basta.
Los coros, no muy NAL.
La concurrencia, no muy bien.
Manana De Nadrld d Parts.
Buen viaje!
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-13

elogio, no podran menos que decir
-iQue listo es!
Y refriendose q mi, 4 la vlctima,
exclamaran compadeciendome con
la risa de la burla en- los labios
-iQue tonto! .iEl pobre!
Segui de largo sin detenerme lie
que a mi habitaclon. y facilmente pu-
de escribir el artlculo Tres au1os.
FRAY CoMPoNTE.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-13

buena & los amigos de Comerfo, porqus In
nueva Inca 80 un progreso grands para In
localidad.
En- el vapor directo del Is smbarcark
hacia la peninsula nuestros i6venes amigos
don Joaquin don Francisco Csrvera, do
San German, fin de contiuusr sn Barcslo
ma sus estudios cisntffcos.
Al decir, en ndmeros anteriores, que los
incondicionales de esta ciudad so proponfan
votar an correligionario suyo que no es
don Joaquin Ferran, aludiamos don Luis
Rubert, candidate proclamado por el comits
central de Cangrejos.
Antes de que acabe el aho, Francia bota-
ra al mar cinco nuevos navfos de guerra,
llamados Ibe,vizle, Charles Martsl, Basge0Ed,
JaaregMberry y Chdnzy.
Dos de ellos son acorazados de primsra
clase.
Manana pondra en- escena ls compania
Marin Varona dos obras muy lindas, que
este p1blico conoce y que fueron siempre
aplaudidas en- La Perla Sc titulan De Ma
d,ad Parts Para casa de los padres.
La senorita Gil del Real cantara una ro-
mama de Favorita
Inscripciones hechas en- el Registro Civil:
Def,nciosaes Vicente Su&rez.
Nacsmientos Domingo Baraboss, Felix
Santiago Y Plata, Juana Domingo Gonzalez,
Jose Jacinto Marques Gonzales.
Matrtmonios Victor Salgado Mon-pe-
ller Rosario Steinacher Henna, Gena-
ro Cuesta Munoz con Paula Mora y To-
rres.
En- la fachada sur del teatro presencia-
mos anoche las mismas desvergienzas que
denunciaramos aver.
Entire tantC los guardias estaban en- la
puerta, oyendo la representation.
Para este vale mas que no 80 aumente oil
n1mero de vigilantes.
En- que quedamos { Hay no hay po-
ic1a en- la ciudad del sur =
Hemos tenido Ell gusto de recibir la vista
del apreclable joven puertorriqueho don
francisco Candamo, que distinguio en 10
ultima revelucion de Venezuela combatien-
do juuto los jefes del partido legalista en-
los campos de batalla.
Una vez mas rogamos & nuestros cores
ponsales que sirvan trasmitirnos las noti-
cias de cuantos sucesos dignos de la publ
cldad ocurran sus localidades respectivas.
Cuando los hechos tengan alguna impor-
tancia, pueden utilizar Ell telegrafo, Dor
cuenta de LA DEMoCRAOIA.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-13

Colocado de pie hice q la joven una
cortesia, la cual corresponds ella
demostrando sorpresa, como quien
dice:
Il Que buscara aquf este hombre
Necesario era interrumpir el silen-
clio, en- que estabamos. y al efecto
preguntG a la muchacha que no Sc
paraba sus hermosos ojos de mi.
i Con quien teugo la honra de
ha blar
Con Lola Rios, servidora de u.s.
ted.
i Como. -. Lola. :. La hija
de Jua Sanchez ?..--
IS. Ior-afrmo IN tanto SON
reida.
Ento es yo, imprimiendo d mi
rostro u tinte de pesar, me acerque
la joven y estrechando su mano, la
die:
i Resignation, Lola $500. La
mnerte es natural en- toda criatura.
La acompano usted en- su legiti0
sentimiento. NADIA es tan
roso como la perdida de una ma, E,
perO
La joven retrocedio alarmada, con
mas deseos de huir que otra cosa,
pero en- vista de mi actitud pacffca,
domino sus temores, indicando:
d Que dice usted?
-ToIo 10 sc Lola. :. He con.
tribuido para los gastos de velorio y
entierro. Cualquiera otra cosa
en- que 20 pueda ser 1til. - Por
ahora no hago nada mas que cumplir
con una obra de misericOrdia.
i Enterrar a los muertos
La muchacha, que no salfa de su
asombro, comenzo d gritar
i Mama, mama !! - Core.
Ven
Pronto aparecio en- la sala una mu-
jer como de cuarenta amos, disfru-
tando de una salud envidiable.
Lola, senalando hacia mi, manifes-
to riendo a la recien llegada:
Este joven ha venido tu en-
tierro.
-Senora. respond inclinando-
me.
En- medic de mi turbacion estuve
a punto de decir a la madre de Lola.
-Por mas que usted 10 disimule,
esta usted de cuerpo presente y no
hay mas remedio que enterrarla.
Juana sc molesto creyendo que
era objeto de una broma pero 20,
aplacandola, le refer1 cuanto habia
ocurrido, previa lectura de la carta
de Manuel.
Convencida Lola del ardid solt6 la
dici@ndome.
i Que primada !!
En- efecto, Manuel, uno de tantos
que con el nombre de amigos nos
habia puesto en- juego Sc
mejante recurso para hacerse de di-
nero.
Avergonzado en- extreme me des-
pedf de Lola signi6candole que el
engaiio de que tui victima me hab1a
propotcionado el placer de conocerla
Lo mismo repeti a Juana, ana
diendo.
listed dispense. :. Me place no
asstl a su entierro.
VueIto de espaldas, algo distante I
de las dos mujeres de mi cuento, OF
que declan, riendo como locas.
i FL pobre !! -. Parece buen
hombre.
ST. tiene cara de bueno-
ia, ia, ia.
Mi primer impulse fue salir en-
busca de Manuel y pedirle explica-
clones por su proceder indigno; pero
luego, pc sando con calma, fila su
idea en- l. ociedad en- que vivimos,
die mi conciencia.
mad ! Nj eI nj a nadie dire
una sola palabra ! tQue alcanzaria
20 : Robustecer su prestigio: unos y
otros, envolviendo Manuel con el
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-13
GRAN DEPOSITO
DE CALzADo x PELETERIA
DE
jaime RMI0n,

q En- este acreditado establecimiento Sc
recibe mansualmente por todos los vapores,
un variadfsimo surtido de calzado de todas
clases precios, para caballeros, senoras y
ninos, que en- calidad no tienen RIVAL.
Tambien hay constantemente un exten so
surtido de materiales y hierros de todas
clases para zapateros Y talabarteros. Ma
LEI as de viaje, driles camisas mallorquinas.
VENTAs AL PoR MAYOR AL DETAIL
v .. s. Ponce, Setiembre 7 de 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1893-09-13
Sc ALQUILA

La casa nImero Is. sta en- Ia calle
de Ia Aurora de esta ciudad dirigien-
dose para clio 4 la ageneia del sessor
del Vale
Ponce. Setiembre I3 de 1893 I-s.