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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

The Rev. G. A. Nanoritta Of the Ital.
ian church of Nov Osleans has received
q handsome medal. with the special
blessing Of the Pope, from the Rev.
Giovanni Acquadarni Of Bologna. score
tary of the Pope Plus TX. centennial
committee. in appreciation a HE zeal in
behalf Of the monument fund
jules Verne, who 10 about 10 bring out
his seventy fourth novel. 10 said TO be q
native OF Warsaw. and tho name by
which he 10 known 10 the French equiv
alent for ''beech." the initial sysllable Of
his family patronymic. His real name
ID said to be Olchswitx.
DR.. Joseph Field. Q Kansos City CAPT.
talist, u erecting . $4,000 mausoleum.
This will b "a innovatioa IN funeral
architecture IN the vesk where most
men who die with thstr 6ootD q aso
content with plsin tonbsbpoe vt1Aout
frills.
The Aagship Of the Britiah squodruah
named after Robert Blake. the fsmousad.
miral who fought for the commonwealth
under Cromwell against the royalista,
and subsequently beat the Dutch in .
series OF brilliant engagements.
Secretary Of State Lesusur Of Missouri
10 at work getting together the legisla.
tive history a the stste between l62l
and 1886. 70 supply the place Il the rec
ords which were burned With the cap.
itol in the last named year.
Cardinal Gibbons ascribes the growth
Of skepticism to that large class of young
men who. having received . superficial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
HOTEL. CAATR

Il attempted to SEQ tho naval parade
in New York the other day" said J. e.
Mcclure OF Philadelphia in The Morton
yesterday. This cold b about Ill have
TO remember the review by. although il
10 said to have been very pleasant
affair. j was soaked out too early in
the day 10 see much. i was AZ enthu-
siastic az anybody when awoke In the
morning. and decided would see tho
thing through IL had TO swim for il.
At 10 o'clock ] was drowned out, and
gave up the fight. 1t took three cock
tails to restore my nerves to their usual
condition. and I've had such q cold ever
since that couldn't breathe. The ma
vies OF the nations may parade and be
dashed, il they wish. but Iii never
again be such consummate idiot az to
stand In the rain all the morning to zee
them"
The opening OF the worlds fair has
had Q depressing influence upon the
hotel business Everybody that posi-.
bly, could get into Chicago to spend
Sunday did 10. and tho hotel registers
showed the effect Of the exodua The
travelling men who usually will ride all
night in order to spend Sunday in The
Morton were notably absent. sgd
Steele's smile wasted its sweetness
upon long row OF idle bellboys. and
Arthur Grants diamond flashed into
empty space. II was dull, very
dull. Tho quietness Of The Nor.
ton vas duplicated at the other
hotels. But the proprietors will get
even when the crowds begin 10 wander
back from the fair and to the northern
resorts.
MoKroS-E. p. Andcrsou, Detroit;
q. l.. Erwin, Muskcgon; John Godkin.
Hay City; r Conuable Jr. and wife.
Petoekey; Mira T. q. Filler. Miss Filler.
Manistee.
swxrTs-R c. Thompson. Battle
Greek: 7. j. Potter. Greenville: &. j.
Bauer. Detroit; William Conner. Mar.
shall; ID. j. Randall. Detroit
Nrw LIVINGSTON - n. r. Hewlett.
Grand Haven; Thomas Crawford. Ithaca;
r. ID. Charge. kalamazcc: r. e. Plum.
stead. Detroit; William Thiclmsn. Grand
Haven.
EAoLg--Mise W. Hedrich. Petoekey;
J. II. Reed, Bradley: Calvin Forbes.
Kalamazoo: I. ID. Marsh. Alma; W. J.
Roche. Lake City.
kyyr-J. w. Fcighncr. Muskegon:
William Com-tock, jackson; r. Nc
Ombcr. Berriee springs: II. NJ. Fischer.
freesoil: W. X Lsnsisay. Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Viii - aigAsb nasoisg % the Gem
- Cnns1 ~ sseesd a ~ scts q
Sha1 hsd5 40 - eoasidEsd elossd IL
b . ssesd vAieA tslls at oses q enter
Dsiss ~ economy. Il psogrssaion and
euassevokin ard a . MARKED improve
nsat In the coalition Of the city's
a6aira Il - . record Of sntsrpsiss and
Progression In that the ocncial life a tho
members Of that body which close with
the end q this day. has witnessed moro
public improvements inaugurstsd and
completed than hes that for any like
period AZ the city's history; Of economy
bscsuss " everything thst has been
done NOTHING but the best kinds Of
material and Construction would satisfy.
II 10 . record az coosssvatism becauO
the interests Of the Taxpayers have been
carefully watched and no improvements
ordered that we're not needful and necs~-
ny.
The ANIMAL report a the city trees
urer. when e,mparsd With similar dtcu-
ments ~ previous years, compete the
conclusion that the city's financial
Affairs are vel, managed There In
plecty a money In the city Treasury
mcney In nearly every fund upon tho
tr~a~arsr's bsoha This has not always
been ~. In past years u has been . com.
mon practice tn order money paid irvm
fund When there wss 40 fund there. IN
borrow from Peter TO pay Paul. Form
eriy the srsssurer's annual statements
would show one third or more u tho
fand. sverisawn and in debt 20 tbs
others
Nov all THE 10 changed and Mr. Sos.
rick represents that of IN different
funds With which he keeps accounts. iss
Of them have figures % the right side 81
the ledger. while sniy sine are in deb,
- the cshs<A IL caaac< fail IN b gv~s
flying so the propsrsy ovnsss and tan
payess a the city - hDov tAst shsi-
financial Affairs have beeo in competent
hansls and or. administered in . busi-
No. i,ke manner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

u u sansgtsd By ds20esot esgansttss
tAss shs pssssss aaanciaa stsiagsacy 10
tks direct result = ths tour ysazs q
sspuhlicaa eis.snsUposots innsdt
sfsly pssesdiaG III. cisvslsads indac-
tioa isss oalcA Thin b denoeracy's
81 dns vsil wAsssvss ths Issdsss Il
- Dassy ars bssneht faes 10 tscs With
sn sasrUsary. thsy arag out their
sksssoeypsd sscsss 81 stasspt 10 provo
thst ~ ssVshlissn parsy y directly ~
spoasih,s ens ~ srisiA 10 eAasactssiss
Pssuidsnt Hassisnas sdninistrafioa -
-nisnaAagsasat" p ~ absurd and
sidienloas n nasit . dseisL IL = en-
esdsA - svssybsAy. ssnsSe Psshspa .
fsv passtic dsoecxat pSztiasoA that
Bsnjsnin Hassisouis sdoinistrstion
vns one a The beet. absest and most
bssaasss- liks. that the country has ever
known.
The democrat party b face 10 face
With . conditioa that IL cannot meet. Ii
hss no ds6niss financial policy and
stand between tie gold 6cylla and the
frss oliver CharybdiA The Wall street
baakers demand one thing and the
oliver baroas q the west demand an
other. There b . serious difference Of
opinion between The presidsnt and his
sscrstasy IL the Treasury. Mr.. Cieve-
i>n-I.s id>a ~ n hs,.ineuuu- liko uelicv u In
slaughtss tAs Sherman ilvee Law At any
cost The administration hes reached a
point whore il can neither 60 back nor
aivsneA In Tho nssntins the demo
esss 0sgans point 10 thsir leaders en-
barrassins plight and shriek. Tho re-
publicsns did it" This may be good
democrat aFgumsnt but il viii not
hoodvink the people or extricats Mr..
Cleveland from tho positior in which he
has placed himself and his party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
SPORT FOR A WEEK
Program Of the Races for the
August Meeting
AND the CONDITIONS IMPOSED
The Einevtes ~ she Purse Dssces Ase
Cooiaa n Rsptiiy -PrsPecss
q Q Coed SocesisAG.

Assistant Secretary Martin a the
Driving club has completed the program
for the August meeting. There 10 every
pn,mise that some of the best and hveli-
ess racing ever seen In the city viii 10
given on the Comstock track in August.
The entry list Tor the stake races b e.
csptionally large. Entries for the purse
races are coming in rapidly. Secretary
Martin submits the following conditions
for the races;
Entries elose July - for the following
eii,ss pacing, 2:i3 class racing, Gals class
trotting, Gals class pacing. .. 90 class trot-
ting. free-for-a.l class pacing. ~ class
tr'stting. free-for all class trottirg, "a class
passing. $50 CHASE pacing. 2; is class trostins.
Entrance fee, Per cent of purse and oper
cent additional from winnors. Money d.
yisied: 80. -, IL and 10 per cent. American
Trotting association rules Ia govern. hve To
enter and three 10 s,art right reserved to
change order of program. Glasses Ia purses
To- be mile heats, hsrt tao in three. cxccIA
3tO trotting and 3 90 pacing. which viii 10
" lie heets- best three In five, and . :le trot-
ting and 2:ls pacing to be mile dashes.
Program or Raccs.
The program prepared for the meeting
In az follows:
TuEsDAY. August z.
5000 stake, 2-year-old. . 80 class trottine !;
cloeed with twenty nominations.
$40 purse. 30 class trotting.
5000 stake, 9 % class pacing; closed with
twenty nominations.
$1,000 stake. 3year- olds, 80 class trotting ;
closed with twenty Ave nominations.
WEDxEsDAY, August 3.
$500 stake. yearling trotting; closed with
forty nine nominations.
$1,000 stake. 2:2a class trotting; cloecd
NTH twenty four nominations.
500 pure. 30 class pace.
81 900 stake, years old and under, 2 :35
class trotting; closed with eighteen nonina-
tons.
500 purse, 2:i3 class pacing.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 10.
81 900 stake, 3 years old and under, 3 rs
class pacing; closed with thirteen nomina-
tionA
$500 stake, 2:30 class trotting, closed
with twenty two nominations.
$500 purse, 2:l6 class trottnR.
$500 pure. 2:ls class pacing.
$500 pussc, = 90 class trottins.
ylIbAY, August II.
5000 stake, class pacing; closed With
tWenty-oue nominations.
u 900 purse. free-for class pace.
500 purse, 2 "a class trottinR.
81 900 purse, free-for-all class trotting.
$500 purse, s:25 class pacing.
sATURDAY. August II
81 900 stake 2-ycar -olds. 3 90 class trotting
clo-ed with forty six nominations
| 5000 stake, 2:2O class trotting; closed
| with sixteen nominations.
500 purse. 3 90 class pacing.
Sou purse 2 IL clasn trSpftiIQ
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

II wish.- ssid the eMbasseassd look
isg man. Who had tried - dancs. that
u wssnt - hard - catch . tsaln % The
depot and - hard to miss u u . hell.
soum.- W ashingtDn 6tns.
II sho~s better discipiine - havs par-
eats take after their childrsa than il
docs 10 see children taking after their
pareGts -lsochessse DsunoesaA
6outh Carolina viii Dot 60 Into the
business u running gsnbaing deus until
che sses how hss salnoas pep out
Kansas City Journal.
Universal suffrage 10 ths handvritiag
ca the wall that viii interrupt more
than one dream u EuropeaA g0yalty.-
Baltimore American.
Senator German fruwuo upoo oGlce-
seeking for publicstion Only. He y sus-
pected u patronixing = pie speak easy.
Washington Post
= The people value their ssatssmea, but
are never more pleased than when Q
congress or legislature sdiouFnA Gin
cinnati Commercial.
The president shows no signs . yet al
any intention "a send q spechl ambaaaa-
dor t. Chicago Tribune
All was peace yesterday In Belfast.
The ccn,batsuta Of Sunday we're nursing
their sore hesds.--New York Prsa
Ii costs - much 70 ccnvict q Nov
York murderer - Il does 10 build pub
lie school -Nicetown NemesiA
Senator William E Chandlsr h draw
ing rather heavily upon his gloom ~
serve.-Nev York World.
The Russian soldiers ars said 10 take
great interest In our 'Uchoonen"-
Cleveland Plsiudealer.
Every boy would rather run the lawn
mower next door than the one ct homo.
--Atchison Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

GRAND RAPIps' furniture exhibit for
the worlds fair 10 ready to be shipped.
and every resident Of the city viii b
gratifled to know that it viii b . credit
to tho great industry that u the pride Of
western Michigan. Notwithstanding
the confusion and delay that preceded
the work Of Of preparing tho exhibit. the
manufacturer have prepared display
which b IN every respect . Representa-.
tive one and which win b viewed with
pride by every person from Grand Rap.
ida
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
ALLEGED TO &c FUNNY.


she makes . perfect slave OF her.
eelf."
Doesn't her husband help her any in
her chores?"
Whenever she aeks him he growla"
she shouldn't mind that. but insist
on his aiding her.
We'll. vow see. she's . Temperance
woman. and abe cannot consistently
work the growler."-New York Prssa
Nov, Mabel, shall write that we're
ever 20 awfully sorry that Ne have .
previous engagement. or that Ne do
plore that we shall b out u town on
that date. and % cannot accept-vith Q
thousand rcgrets-os whstl Do help
me. dear
oh. anything will do Tor thoes pso-
ple-anything but the truth. "-vogue.
Man in the Moon-6 Say. want to do
me favor?
The Sun-sure. What h u!
Man in the Mocn-Just make 10 hoe
FOR that hall million Il lunatics dowo
there who are going round scrseching
I'm their sweetheart. durn 'eu.-Buf.
falo Courier.
Brawny visitoe-I have here poeo -
Editor We don want tos~e any poe>s
this morning.
Vis,tor-I am not . poet ] Am .
markeser of poema Ny brother writes
them. Removing costl ] cell them
Truth.
Yes said the psrpinonious man.
'it's great comforf 10 me "a reflect that
time 10 money" Why" Whenever !
want TO lie particularly liheral With my
rrisnds I go out and epend some time
with them. Washington Star.
Mis. ia Muir---llsve you r~sd Kant.
Miss ,le Msncrs' Miss De Nepor No.
bat l own a enpy II Don't Puck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

LAST nights Evening Press an nounced
that in the future its Sunday edition
would be no moro. This may 10 some-
thing Of surp rise to the readers Of that
paper; but 10 those who arc acquainted
with the journalistic hacks IN whose
custody the prosperity Of the paper has
been intrusted. the announcement will
cause no establishment Men upon
whose previous record the word fail
ure" has been many times branded.
might reasonably DO expected 10 ahan-
don at least one edition. il not sooner OF
later the remaining six.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

tssi6 has been laid away until another
eonsrs~ shall assemble 10 Dscenbss.
Our naiicns brsiny statesmen are
forced nos " graphic vish more vital
AMI SERIOUS rroble@- Mr.. Cleveland
sEd his sdyis,ss are proceeding eau
tiously. because they sre fully aware VI
their oun hsaitstions whea . real and
knosty Susstioa demands solution. They
ere practically novices Ia the science q
government - yet. aud they feel that .
b;uAdsr In the monetary matter would
provs fatal 10 the administration.
The situation 10 this: The act passrd
BY the Fifty third congress known -
the sherman est" not because he vss
the author u II, - h esroneously stated
by many. bat because he was chair.
man Of the conferences committee
which framed il. provides for
the purchase by the government Of
A.jOO.000 ounces u silver each month.
This silver b stored in the government
vaults. and treasury notice are issued
therefor. redeem&ble in coin. gold or sill
yer. The balance u trade 10 against this
country 10 the extent OF t6a0Ic.(00 dur
ing the last nine months. This occs-
sions the export Of money from this
country. and gold h the money de
mandej. Under theso-callcd Sherman
act thu silver owners take their silver
TO the treasury. secure treasury notes
redeemable in gold. rush to the sub
treasury in New York and demand gold
for them. and the gold 10 sent abroad.
The real cause of the financial depres
sion 10 in this country. What viii Dir.
Carlisle do!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

0A6ANk0Es I0S08O 1&t3 11Ocvs
Gan Francisco nsvspapsrs have b.
gun 10 vage var against the Japanese.
claiming their immigration 10 a. great .
menace 10 American civilization - that
of the Chinese. Railroad Contractor
have employed japanese laborers. and
tia white vorknen arc hsRinning TO pro-
trst. The japanese havs ovsrTiddcn the
Chimes in the 6andwioh Islands and in
al other places where they have come in
enopstitioo- IL b IN interesting ques-
tiea Dsv whether q VII sooa become
necessary 10 restrict japanese immigra-
ton - u has Chimes.
Il y perhaps unfortunate that most OF
~ inforosaion eooosrning The children
q the Flowsry Kingdou has bssn furn-
iahed by poets and novelists. neither Of
whom may be regarded - reliable his
torians Much has been made Of tho
ssthstic side Of the japanese nature;
but unpesjudiced travellers are inclined
TO tear down many Of the idols that
popular fancy and poetic inspiration
have reared. The sons and daughters
oe lair japan ars Tar fson bsing the
spiritual. ideal people that they have
bssa pictured Their natures ars coarse.
sensual. animal. and they exhibit al the
dspraved instincts common to inhabi.
tapts Of the orient They ere simple
people in many things; but crafty. Willy
and treacherous in Others. Naturally
brighter than the Chinese. they have
been regarded - Q superior race. But
10 evident that fiction has had moro to
do With the popular conception Of them
than facta America may continue to
exa,t japanese art and bric-brac. but il
10 doubtful whether abe would caro- TO
sxtsnd her Enthusiasm 20 the race it.
eli. IL Ii true character we're under
stoOd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

The rec ussoa dey-et a. NssAsece
wia te -, 10 The town The ssrscs
nrv - o. - - feet ishg. 10 feet ssis add
80 feet hssh, IL vIh he lacss~d Far
rReugh frtaD Wessrfa ss~nes IN T-~rmis
"a dfitesayr .ss lsree asn. fhs
caseh yaFa slll te fsno-i a by high
t-aTsl fence aud the sAtiss property ~lii
is ssasFs.ly cie.as-a ~ ssa fr@e~i "a
lhs A..esss' Sol Fls>aesers pAsco 81
t'sft iiaseA - IssktlsG Ne sostxaetasA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

N IAAuD nicAiUaa vtlD 80 epVorsssi-
~ - sssy nanuGhrensiag sssshfisa
esst il tAs city - ssi~aa IL szs6is.
I'M sssans ssnsthinG ~ 0sssd Rapids
~ ~ - ANY q ueos-sssnssA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

ulehiean's beildias st the worlds fair
- formally bssa dedicated. and Il half
a ~ things sid about Il are true. il 10
~ pssstissa thing a il kind ct the
eEsss sspnaisica- Every true. public
pseissd cisissn q ~ sas>s VIII rsjoies
thss shis b 90 MicAigsn y oos Of the
gssatsss a the states. and its rsprsseatA-
sim q - vosbi's sxposition should b
eoonsas1Eass With in srsatnssA
TAs thanks a the people Of Michigan
ass dus 10 The nemhers oe the ststc
cuoaiasioa. and b the Hoa- ]. n.
Wsssou Who has labossd % faithfully
asd % sarusseiy that the stats should
b essdisably ssprsssstsd IN he greet
tsCity.
Il h Q credit 70 the gsaseosity and
pshaic spisit a MicAigan's business men
81 uanufacturss that the building
~ bssa - hssstifslly and - tases-
tally susni.hsA TAs hnitlso sssDsr,sa
q he sesas havs bss. plsesd q ~ dis.
pssnl e ~ eoonisuiea. and he intssius
g - bui)ding fusnisAss index 20 The
We,vsiss sGsASis saAiss psedac>s nd
oequiesa vsal1A
TAs szsscisss yesterday were anons
he vusjd's fnis features a the day.
h govsssne - his sead. the state
o@cssA usnhsn q IL Isgislaeuse cd
rvpssusahAivs si1issns vsss pssssat snd
sCdisd their tributes - The great wealth
oe praise that be- been accorded the
state sad il exhibit Tho exercises
yer. inp,s and approsriats. Michigsn
nay veil b psoud a il shase in The ex'
position a the natinnA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

sonswhst nsaesr ia osatosy.s q
eoursr Ar. inesiS means tAas al1 the
orators have bsse hin at hoosA--Dssrost
Journal
The cineh vhich The gem blsss Il Ill.,
poss thought they had o. the state
ssnsss sssns 70 have slippsd-Dstroit
Free pscsH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

CKIoAoo thieves are unique. compe-
tent skillful. picturesque. anything that
you wish: but the villain who attempted
to steal Columbus remains is the un.
crowned king Of them all. And il the
graceless robbers will filch the dust Of
Q dead man, how shall the live visitors to
the fair hope to escape!
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30
ACOrner on Boys
0Othingl

This world is made up OF corners
Corners in politics. society, finance,
and so forth. We believe we can
show the biggest corner of Boys
Clothing in the state. Its more
than a corner, it covers the whole
west side of our store building. Ii
covers more styles. varieties and
prices than you ever saw in Mich
igan clothing house. Those elegant
Boys SUITS are deserving of rapid
transit to every house where boys
live. Let the youngster Try one Of
those Strong School Suits at SI.2S,
SI.5o. s2.oo and up to 5000; they
are wear resisting. All Wool
Scotch Suits at 33oo. At $500 We
can give you a fine All Wool Boys
Suit with double seat and double
knee, the strongest wearcr in the
market. For dress purposes what
haven't we? Simply everything.
Furnishings of every description.
Boys Ovcrcoats in all styles and
prices. The world is ours when
it comes to dressing up the boys.
Come and see if prices and goods
don't discount anything in the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

DErRorr has highway robber. who
on conviction pulled handful OF ju-
ror's whiskers out by the ROOTS. This
cost the criminal tho addition Of four
years to his sentence. But it will take
longer than that for tho Jurors whiskers
10 grow out again.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

STUDENTS in Tufts college. College
Hill. Massachusetts. have chosen q
young lady student a. manager OF the
college foot ball team. Ii Is rather un-
necessary TO state that the manager OF a
football team never takes part in the
CANA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

CONVENIENT othcsholders according
20 the recent report Of the United States
civil service commission. numbered ISL.
ass. having increased ss.s4S sincs 1881.
OF this number 1880 are postal em-
ployes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

MONOPOLY hes scored another tri.
umph. The Standard Oil company has
absorbed it only formidable rival. the
Manhattan Oil company. Henceforth
consumers Of oil will pay whatever
prices the Standard chooses to charge.
or 90 without oil.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

WELLINGTON X BrRT IL making 4
strenuous attempt to defeat Senator
Doran for the United States district
sttorneyship. This practically assures
Senator Doran's appointment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

YESTERDAY MrA Potter Palmer drove
the golden nail that completed the
Womsn's building. She didn't pound
her thumb. either. and the horrid men
who have been indulging in malicious
jokes at the expense II the fair president
arc shsmefully disappointed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Mrs wm Huh. or INDECENT widow a
this village. 10 Q nsst csussn b. Vice.
President Adlai Stevsneon. when Mra.
Hail use . young girl she vss Waitress
in hotel ~ Blcsmisxson. Ia. whers
Abraham Ianccis. stephen 4. Dc~gisa,
and other m~a. ~ that time hut little
known hot sinre distinguished. often
stepped Ssngssuck Cenmerrial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Wnss Gladstone vac q young man hs
wrote an ode which hss recently been
published In London. This may explain
the reeen, attempt upon n. grand old
man's life.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

GRovra CLSvxLASp and the Duke oi
veragua are both in Chicago and neither
has been sandbsgycd or robbed. Verify.
tho reports II Windy City wickedncss
were without foundation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

THERE is no chance FOR Grower Cleve-
land 20 obtain tho impression that he 10
an uncrown~d king. Not IL he rcsds
Henry wat,erson's tri weekly admoui
tons ~ the Contrary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Nashville h tsssai ~ he sS-ssty al sny
est hbs slii have . fezsitah slesns
THE ssamss isssssd a . s.sss tssii tesiH
hat fos, hi; % Stayed 10 Ehs sstsa,a.
sess wis = 80 progressive.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-30

Asorasa MiehiGsa murderer he. he.n
sentenced se Jsctson fof hf-. or until b.
can start drug store and di-s,s.s s,ffs
cay q escspiag