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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

There i~ an ugly rumor floating
around Wall street that James Ii. Bcne
diet. friend Of Mr.. Cleveland and a
broker. bad an early tap on the calling
81 the extra session and that he and his
friends weie able 10 profit thereby IN
upsefting the market for tie henetit OF
a few spectators. Mr.. Beae0i lie firm
were Mr.. Ciexeland's brokers hen the
president made his money year or two
ago in the industrial stocks. Port
Huron Tines
II IL not 20 much what the democrat.
have done a- the fear - what they will
DO that makes wool so low. and il IL not
~ much the fsas - what the democrats
will elo ~ xhst the republicans have
fioue that makes silver - loa Yer.
mo1f,iile Echo.
Latest reports from India state that
the new silver las. which was dictated
bs I.oasiou fiaancier~. will certainly con
fuse aud hinder cpmmsrusai exchange.
for a time aud may decrease wheat ex-
potts from there Ia Europe jackson
fatrset.
Governor Altg-ld might ss veil have
saved hls rspu'stiea. The anarchists
l,e tar .one~d b. n care fsr freedom; a
iea.t. one - them does not. lie u 10 Re
married pexi month. Detroit Free
lress
II - repsrtni that Attorney General
1ines i following vifh great success
ais ch .ets esceischT adRike sish regard
- k~erieg coo. Detroit Tribuns.
Sell.rg wool a. ffp- trade psic~s- is
no, a hat ths farmer IVES promiee-a aur
ma the lRsl caupssgn, "a Tact qoste The
og.Fa~sie Masxeson Chronscie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
KcExtrrKf: z.ALt~

IN cannot reasonably be expected that
he furniture sslcs Il this soasce y 81.
fseret those q formos years The con
ftion = trade and an adversely Affected
neasy market foshsd extensive pnFeeas-
az. The effort beiag ma,ie "a make Il
appear tha; business - lively aad ssliss
aafoerots = saprcsnely ridiculous i.s-
pecially - IN the face of the fact that IN
every other eosamodity IN evfy ether
market trade = duh AID iistles>.
f.4o furnisars trade IS not brisk. The
cgmtef q buyers IN to~n Is small Tue
inquiry - Tor staple goods in small qsisr-
sit.es These three facts are pateet 20
anybody Who makes sven casual ob-
srrvxtson ~ the local market. This bslns.
true Il = Far better 70 Acknowledge TIA.
our aaticipatlens are disappointed than
~ tiauboyant interviews ani exagger-
stssi statements 10 spread the false
opinlou that the city - turbulent vita
activity in the furniture market.
The eoofhtion II natural one. 1t u
not worse than tho coalition ~ other
markets. IL - probably brough, about
by the sympathy which always exisisbrs-
tween the markets when the times are
siraitened lbs by no means apermanen'
lapse. When business brightens and
confidence ~ restored the furniture trade
~ill respond with aiacrisy. For every
dollar diverted from the trad. now. two
dollars viii come TO il later on. The
nneagre home saleswil H.. supplemented
b. frequent and large orders from the
solicited trade.
There l. reason 10 anticipate that the
presen. duilness will cyentuafe in AN
unusually active fan season 10 the nth
mate profit Of our bag concerns A Int.
l. patience and continued confidence
vii rexard those who wait foe a turn IN
he tide
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
EDITORS ON ALARK
Michigan Press Association Puts
in . Day at Detroit
ENJOYING the PRETTY TOWN
a Trip 10 Fort Wayne. and . Coacers
ana Dssee ~ Night Woasd
" shs Day.

DErnon. Mich. July d. one hundred
Michigan editors are Detfost's guests
today. Nearly every ons 10 accompanied
by his wife or sweetheart. and a few
have their whole families with them. 30
that tho total number II guests 10
nsarly 800
These editors are members Of the
Michigan state press association. out for
their annual excursion. which viii in
elude trip around the lakes and Wait
to the worlds fair. They we're met at
the Light Infantry srnory al . o'clock
this morning by committee of local
newspaper men. aud ssser introductions
all around. the days program Of enter
tainment opened with a visit to Won
deriand at 10 O'Clock
AZ the entrance % Wonderland they
were presented with very tasty pro.
grams 81 the day's entertainment. n
compliment from }. N. Moore. proprie-
tor
At 80 O'Clock there were contests al
sports for prizes. aud two hours later
lunch was given by j. III. Cummings
lessee IL the casino. music being
furnished by the Metropolitan band
Tho boat vas then taken 10 Fort Wayne
at $50. The Nineteenth United States
Infantry band rendered select pro.
gram. and there was also dress parade
The boat returned 10 Woodward avenue
at : o'clock. 4 concert took place al
the Light Infantry armory. beginning a,
$50. which was followed by dancing
This brought the program OF entertain
ment TO close.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Little Sister-I do not believe you
kept one Of your New Years resolutions.
Little Brother No. didn't intend 20.
either.
Little Sistsr-Then Why did you make
thcmy
Little Brother-'Cause l don't think
much Of . boy who isn't unselfish
enough TO make good resolutions once a
year. anyhow.-Sucet 4 Smiths Good
News.
NO." she said. stating her cass to .
divorce lawyer. Il never did love him.
] married him because he kept = confec-
toners shop. With ices. and he bsse!y
deceived me three months later by cell
ing out and going into another bust.
uess.r-Drakes Magazine.
Edythe tplayfuliy) How dare you
steal az kiss from me. sir! Don't you
know II is petty larceny.
Jack lenthusiasticaliy|--I call IL grand
larceny.-Brooklyn Life.
Our Johnny isn't quite sure of the
year Of the battle IL Gettysburg. but
you chn't feaze him on the day or hour
OF the Sunday school picnic.-Elmira
Gazette.
While the elevator man gives many
fellow lift. he doesn't hesitate to run
Q chap down.-Philadelphia Record
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
WORK OF The REDS
Paris MODS AZ composad Il TIE
Lower Classes
sTuDEHTsTo BElP IHf POLICE
yisc "a Comnsuss y Crts1 -
siss windows - - OsgmaAn
aes sses 49, Wsoukna.

PAkIs. July 6.--1hs Withdrawal a the
students from tbs proceedings here has
removed all excuse for The dsmooetss-
tions and fully exposed the persIy mis-
chicsous aims of the others The pro-
moters u yesterdays disordess were
entirely Il the rsactionary snd sans
cuiotte class. eager 10 upset any regular
form a gosernment and The respect
able element was altogether miasiug.
TIE shouts repeatedly heard were
~Vivei " Commupe." "vivs u Anarchist
Thscow srdiy ruflisnism Of tho mobcsn be
judged by the fact that The priceless
stained glass windows of st. G~rmsiu
dies Pres were willfully snashed- Ths
Intransigeant. seeking TO incits ths
popular feeling against the police and
through them against the government
declares that 1000 civilians we're
wounded and thirty killed. The uumbes
OF injured is more probably 400 or 500
and the lntrsnsigeant's estimate q the
dead is paIpzbly absurd Many wounded
persons. however. instantly returned u
their homes 10 avoid arrest. - the police
regarded wounds and scars - pFonf u
participation in the rioting.
The students showed the sincesity 81
their promise 10 asaist the authorities by
their action last evening. When the
mob erected small barricade In the
Rue Cojas near the Horbonne and pelted
the gendarmes with stones, pieces al
iron. etc. the students vent 10 the ait
OF the police and themselves arrested
several roughs and helped 10 clear Tho
barricade.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Representative Jason Brown. a In
diana. thinks the Sherman Law uiii -
repealed. hus hs il not ia favor q sub
stituting in its stead the state hank
syeaem. We hare scen." he SxyA TOO
much oe disaster lately Ia monetary
Transactions 20 want 10 take chancee
With any other sort AZ currency than
that Issued BY Uncle Sam" Mr.. Brown
says that he bolts the stats bank plank
In the democratic platform af'soiutely =
caucus az no caucus-
According 70 Eurppesn oorrespoed.
emit Who hes studied the Emperor vii
liam closely. the kaiser has what Charles
Surface called s'disinheriting eounte.
nance The face il hard. srif contained
and self satisded; the eyes arc too Close
together. and there 10 40 slr q continual
unrsst and dissatisfaction which gives
the young var lord the appearance ct
always wanting TO do something else.
Senator David B. Hill 10 preparing fos
the extrs session of congress by drink
ing In ozone Il Normandie By the SEA-
No one knows exactly what he viii DC
when the silver question comes 10 vcte
Those Who know him most intimately
believe that he has not fully made az
his mind on the subjecs, but that he val
be guided largely by circumstances
Alfred Msce. . son Of Jem Mace. thu
oncs-fzmous pugilist. 10 an evangelist
lie has been preaching for twenty years
lie came 70 America four years ago
having previous TO that time done mis-
sionary work in England. He 10 Z
strongly built man. not unlike his fafhel
in personal appearance, and 10 = yer,
eloquent preacher.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

sscs, s.alis 10 eurscs ths fslss imprss
ioa thai the .i<fsatsd candidate = hksiy
10 take kis sat en- certificate Issued
i,y order u ths sspssns eoart AZ .
aztnss Il tact snd prscesisss. that dsess-
ga. While foasd<d on good and san
s.sns grosn<is. viii have % greater
ssixht IA d<ciding which Of the too
p<rscas seeking the place shall Be
sssssd than . esrtineass issued on .
like dseision By justice a the peace
Ths house y tbs solo iadss. and bsfore
that tribunal. and that ssone. must .
costsss b made. II the defeated can.
d1d&ts shsil fail 10 make eontesf. then
be alone siii b responsible In proof
of the CORRECTNESS q these premises the
pabiic will b treasured upon tbs con
sening u congress GA Aoxvst ].
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Drgs VKEsovA will receive sub
stantial reminder that Americans are as
generous a. they are hospltable. While
an this couasss as guest OF honor bis
pzsvsts pss---s.on- sr Madrid wee
seizsd fol deti lie iriufued TO his coo
nssatea hone practically penn,iesa BY
stretch Of rhilsnthrops. irily justised.
the liberal Ahcslcsns wll' not suffer
their Ieeent honorcd guest and the only
direct d.s@radalt - Columbus to 10
malc bee <rapt President Palmer hss
started a subs option for his rellei.
Very s-on Nersgsia's hrst good 'mpnes-
sion OF us will BE confirmed by another
and more eaduring conception Of our
national character.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

PRIscEss Msgy oy Trek and George.
son 81 the prince q Wales were married
yesterday in lsondon. the wedding being
attended by all the pomp and circum-
stance % royal splendor- Mary was en-
gagged To marry the cigarette smoking
scion Of the house 81 Wales. but before
the ceremony could he performed Albert
Nicsor died Then she made virtue Of
necessity and although the duty was a
perfunctory one gave her heart and hand
10 his brother George. the duke Of York.
Mary therefore becomes the duchess o.
York aad a wife ia name.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Ir is announced that the administra-
ton IL determined that members Of the
metropolitan police II Washington who
are drawing pensions shall either give
ep their pensions or their positions as
policemen. 1t has not yet. however. do
termined that the democrat member Of
the cabinet. the democrat senators and
the democrat representatives who are
drawing pensions shall give up their
pensions or their Offices. The pension
pretensions OF the administration are in
line with its numerous other preten-
sions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

~ ~ hhe1nnu uhunuinn c1keipln ~
3 = oo1E.sA AAlunFdf shonH 1svt
hssa ssnt - - fnnns sarina- - ~
Expsea
Recent eson>D = 1hn opputEy yeoss
coBclnsisely t>o1 vhea ~ Aner>coe
citissn tries - - enob ~ naehes -
fxiisfe q ik-Gn11inoss Anericnn.
u every haH1isuhip q ser1A envSno
their cfevA uont - ths ooeensn. ehe
uorid would ~ ~ bstesr fos ~ fsc&~-
Troy PrsA
The ~eilvsr. tnngusd- orstos = -
doubt now thinking a changing hi1
nsns.--w sshingt1n Star.
Ths ups and dosus a suauss lie sra
hsss Told b. thsrmonstsrk C3icao0
Bisds.
Ths dollar q he dadtliss- y u ID
Nay inst nou.--Neu York Rscos<asr-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
Superintendent, 81. John.

LANSING. Mich. july 6.-Supt. w. Il.
3. Wood OF the industrial school for
boys resigned his position yesterday be-
cause he il democrat. The resignation
was immediately accepted by the board,
Last night that body held meeting and
elected j. r. st. John Of this city as
Woods successor 81. John was book.
keeper at the school for about twenty
years and lost his job two years ago
whsn the squawbuck regime took hold
Of things
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

IN another column VIII be found al
inssresfinx discussion II the silver aues
too By H. c. Breeder silver mine
owner of Portland. Oregon. His views
are eosroborstise Ia every essential fea
tllrs u the views on the same subject
expressed Ia these eolumnA As silver
nsine owner hs coneedes that silver
must take It's place in the market With
other commodities Its rarity as q
metal has been destroyed BY production.
II can no longer be boistered up ia value
10 retain is place ss q coin metal. AS
much II IL a. - already coined and In
circulation must pe mesrtsined al the
established ratio % a psrit. With gold.
Ultimately the gold standard must soc.
eeed the doable standard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

EDIroR Quincy OF the Detroit Free
Press, recently appointed minister to The
Netherlands. was in the city last evening
for brief visit with friends before his
departure for his new post Of duty.
His coming was unannounced. but a
numerous throng q friends invaded The
Morton house 10 present their compli-
ments and wish him all manner OF hap
piness and enjoyment in his mission to
The Hague.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
Dragged Down b, a Bank.

OMAHA. july Che Nationai han {;
OF Ashland closed its doors this morn
ing. No statement as 10 the condition
OF tho bank or the immediate cause 81
the closing has been received. q. NJ.
Carter Of this city is the PRECEDENT u
the bank. and the closing 81 the Ameri-
can Loan 4 Trust company and Ameri-
can Savings bank are supposed o have
'aused -fhe trouble OF the shi;'r'' bank.
T e bank had capital Of $4,000. and
a the last report theirs Was 1000 in
81 IlosIls
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Four Clauses Pashed Through the
House or Commons

House OF Commons.
LONDON. July 6.-The house OF CON-
mons was crowded today with persons
eager 10 see clause OF the home rule
bill forced through the committee. The
members worked steadily. Clause 5.
which concerns the Irish executive
authority. vas then passed by vote OF
81 to 2s9. Clause q, which provides
for an Irish parliament with q legislat-
i've council Of 63 members, was passed
without debate. The vote was BIS 10
500.
Chairman Mellor tried to obtain the
attention Of the house. but his voice was
lost in the volume Of opposition cheers.
Eventually the exhaustion Of the union
lists gave him an opportunity TO put the
question OF clause I. which provides for
the constitution u an Irish executive
assembly. Carried-325 10 80.
Clause 8, which contemplates cases Of
disagreement between the two houses Of
the Irish legislature was carried by a
vote OF III to 39i.
A page and q half Of tho bill was
pushed through committee this even
ing. This is almost a. much space ss
the house in common had DISPOSED Of in
all the previous sittingA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

WIrH some degree Il exultant ecstacy
man las i-seu discovered who II drawing
pension for cosna Probably he IN
cusEsd the disability shcn as a demo.
crat deserfer b. ske,iaidiej D. the rear
and ai%D thar be psosea his claim ander
Cirseland's former administration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
Miss Holiday Wins

Mt. PLEssASr. Mich. July Miss
Veronica Holiday the Chippewa teacher
who was deposcd by Superintendent
Riopcl as assistant in the Indian school
at this place. received word from the de-
partment AT Washington reinstatiug her
in the school at salary Of ESQ per
year. Riopel was also notified by wire
and il said 10 be mad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
To the Worlds Fair,
With His Pockets Full Of Silver,
Many a Man is Fastening.

AT the Worlds Fair silver is pouring in by the
handful bushel and cart load. the papers full of
silver news. and yet of the hnancicrs of our
country are trying disgrace the silver dollar OF their
daddics by lowering its standard and bcllttling Its
purchasing power You know the principles that form
the foundation OF republic you know the basis upon
knowing all this do you think that the government OF
the United States of America is going To rcnounce
those principles DESTROY their moral foundation and 20
back on the silver dollar? Mol Ncverl As long
glorious stars and stripes over this good land ct
ours as long as country endurcs nation. Just
long will the silver dollar purchase 100 cents worth OF
goods OF Foster, Stevens * Co.
A silver dollar will buy many articles for your
kitchen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

FRANK LswLEE's chances for being
appointed postmaster Of Chicago have
vanished into air Cleveland, IL is said
viii appoint Richard J. Smith. com.
psrAtisely unknown man. Lawler pre-
sented the longest and strongest petition
ever sent from Chicago. but be will tin.
ish uliserably bad third ia the race.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
brakeman F.,allY injured.

WEST Bar CRY. Mich, July c.
Charles Anderson. Michigan Central
brakeman. caught his foot between
plank and the track at the Midland
street crossing. He was struck by the
car which passed over him. breaking
one leg and tanning the other almost
TO Jelly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

woNFs have a great deal 10 answer
&c 10 this wicked World n noe sp
pears that The Pafis ri,is uerc caused
~ ueaaa Who appeared N = public
pls.e IA gown that offended the 49,
tAetic tasies q the students
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
File. q Chnt,el yforexase.

Bar CRY. Mich. July 6.-Lewis An
thony. Water street clothing dealer.
has given chattel mortgages On his stock
to the amount OF ti,4i36s. The credit
ors thus secured are the First National
bank. sl.2l6.53; Commercial bank.
elf2s.95; Desbecker, Well & Co.. Buf-
fslo. sl.f9l-50; L. Marcus & Son. Buffalo.
sl75; COIN. Frank It Levy. Buffalo,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

CIfvsdsSD promised that a union
veteran -haald be appointed Ia succeed
EaseUt FaGe A. register q the treasury.
Tie appointed an 81 confederate named
J b. riilman a Tenne-see. Growers
political PROMISES are like ssap bubbles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
Stole JEFF Davis.

CAss Cry. Mich. July 6.-"Jef
Davis" James Cleaver's fast horse which
won a number Of races last Tuesday was
stolen from it, stall on the fair grounds
yesterday. The thieves took the horse
10 North Branch. eating at a hotel there
The animal was valuable one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

VALEr,A. Malta. July 6.--The British
battle ship Camperdown was placed on
dock here 10 undergo repairs. Her
stem had been broken OF lust under
the TORPEDO tube. about nine feet COW a.
Her ram was bent over toward H. pot
side. and six OF her rlsies. three on .. h
slae. were damaged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

OSE month from today congress will
convene. aud then every department of
the government viii be- in psacti, al
operation by democrats. IL will be a
ne~ experience and one fraught with
grave responsibility. The people are
prepared 20 stand tie brunt 81 mis-
take: but they shrink from facing any
blundcr that may he pcrpctrated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

ToRoNro. July 6--John @. Frazer and
Michael j. Teedy. clerks in the Grand
Trunk Offices here. have disappeared.
and il Is said they are dcfaulters to the
amount Of $4,000. On Saturday tjot. 0
passed through their hands. but $4,000
was deposited by them. Warrants are
out for their arrest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

President fssises z the lsoartl q edo
estssa la. eaiie.l 4 Special peeisnE =
tte b.afi - D. hsfsi hess Tuesday fsf -
shsA she euesi ssn q stsisoasfy sar
pies rs "a tatHc schts.ls siA te fuf
ister rssnsltlrff.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

HsxoK HsRsfsos declares that he
kas 30 tise - explain g. reporters Why
he co~.ai step ssmbling 10 Chioaeo
man sith pat" hand . siwsys 70,
baey g. an-Ncr sa~@ficns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

OMAHA. July 6.-Word was received
here this afternoon that the First Com.
ncrcial National bank Of Odoil. Monroe
Robertson. president, has suspended
sempcrorarily. Assets and liabilities
not ascertained
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Original cha< ~ kilsen. Edward
Bsrahsna, Johs II. Trip. Oscar cossn.
Heary strong. Original wido~s etc.
Mary koshH. Emily A. Easiou. sarah
Abeis snostssj minor u Ch~k MARCEL
INA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

Ei-aee NsaatEes ret8tu vas e.s.ir IN
a auief sci considerations naoarr lie
friend. ~li. ~ srssiHsa tast hi- Tip t.
Rese 'sfssiy bssslite 81. health.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

sarah llefnhsrsif seo8s est eera that
she Las he.e fehtre1 e Asass francs'
wetth - seeeis si~F time - scnn
if.t fare~cii f0ur eaADef ~ Tar ID the
fatns~ s>an fsanei~so t.samtnef
Rosssa AhieAr.lt hss ssasn sone 70
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

wAssfxeros. Juiy .. For Lower
Aiea1gzas Oscaslonsi sho~ers but
pnsralis TAR Ia eastern portion; south
e~t-rls ~inds. sisghty warmer IN east
IA por..oo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07
Died OF His Ininries.

ALMA. Mich. July g. r. T.. Fuller. of
Owosso. was fatally injured while coup
ling cars on the Ann Arbor line at For.
est hill. lie died yesterday al the san
itafium in this place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

foln RsFpefra cnssf.ufsf hax =.
spe tsstHallsr festsps I-Aa.hspA
ta~i - t6~*si seuse esnalss seateA
eAi.s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

flfswsa iii have = veps 81 he faif.
aal feTa Aakasi - q sapieashrf 2
issf slls - 81 wed &, esivtfase - esaeb
"a tAeg e~at -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-07

hfisa aaa h.eytsi faf,isse .sas naFss
PES ass.is pss.I.sal sassst