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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

One Of the elearest and most concise
statements Of the relation OF silver to
our currency system is that made by the
Detroit Evening News Il says:
free silver would not necessarily enhance
ths value 81 me metal While every citizen
va pzixIlegsd TO take hts bnllion ~ the
mint and have it oolned without loss into
icgtl tandar. IL could not possibly purchase
more Of aay othsr commodity in the one
nhaDs than IN the ofhsr. The. governments
part la mo transaction voait Be only that
- a eslgher Of qaaatity sndfa cestiaer Of
quality. This Il the only iegitimats func-
tian which The goxcrnment has In the mat
fer. II has no moro right or authority IN
der ths constitution ~ NEEDLE with tho price
Of silses ihan with thai Of any other CON-
modify.
This excerpt il taken from an editorial
which attempts to prove that the pdn-
eplss OF protection and the Sherman
IaS are Identical; but il serves. indie
gendenily. b show the absuriity Of the
demand that a fixed number Of grains
~ SILVER shall be equivalent in value 70 a
tsedl number Of grains of gold. The
Nsws very properly holds that the mis-
sion q the government IL - weigh and
test the metal and certify thereto. When
ne government goes beyond that and
4 ciarcs that Ii grains. or any other
number u grains % silver shall be equal
IN purchasing power or exchange a. a
money medium - one grain % gold. IL
establishes fat value. The opponents
~ free coinage ars not opposing IL he-
earse they are hostile 10 SILVER a. such.
bot because. without regard 70 com
mocity saiae-ths value az which ailver
- rltsj ia the ssts snd mechanics iii -
proposed that nine owner may take
sixi,'ea grains. or any other number. b
The assnis and have 10 coined into legal
tenelsf dollar worth ono hundred ceuts.
WHEN u = actually worth more o. lsss.
What tie News holds % BE the lcziti.
naie fsnetion u government l. just
what the sdvv-atcs q the repeal OF too
Sherman lsx ara trying - establish.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

When Internal Revenue Collector
Smith steps into his newly found Office
today ne will lind the books balanced
and everything in readiness for him TO
take hold and proceed with thu regular
business The retiring collector has
discharged the duties Of the Office in
thorough and businesslike manner. His
assistants have been uniformly courteous
and accommodating and the affairs Of
the oliice have been conducted In such
manner as 10 merit the confidence and
respect Of all having business relations
with the department OF the government
il representa- Collector Steketee's as
sistants were given a peremptory notice
OF their removal and some OF them
have been compelled to work night and
day to get ready to transfer the Office
effects Others have made hurried
agreements 20 work elsewhere at the
end OF their respective terms and will DO
required 10 live up TO such agreements.
IL may be possible that some little in
convenience will DO occasioned the in
coming administration by reason Of tho
inability Of the old clerks to remain a
short time 10 familiarize the new men
with the routine work OF the office; but
the retiring collector and his chief sub.
ordinates will probably volunteer any
and all assistance required. Tho record
Of the outgoing administration IL one Of
which every man connected with il may
feel justly proud
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

New LIVINGSTON III. Thrall, Big
Rapids; A. c. Goehrend. Baldwin; Miss
Edith Cook. Lansing; Miss Bertha
Palmer. Beg Rapids; A. Mold. Howard
City; T. ID. Knapp. Adrian.
BRIDcE STREET-G. w. Bennett,
Plainwell; +. l.. Peck. Cadillac; e. n.
Morse. Lansing; K ii. Blakeley. Rock
ford; Marshall McDougal. Sparta; VIII
Sherman, Coopersyille.
EAGLE-B. II. Stevens, Benton Har-
Dor; George Ashley. Bedding; @. W.War-
rem. Big Rapids; w. w. Dewey. Kala-
mazoo; w. II. Horning, Big Rapids; j.
w. Crosby. Lowell.
CLAREsDoN-Lee DePue. Bradley; r.
Il. Stebbins. Lake View; w. j. Barnum.
Velzy; W. II. Myers. Rockford; Frank
Narrlgang. Byron Center; q. I. Chapel.
Sand Lake.
KESr-F. c. Porter. Plainwell; c. w.
Lee. Traverse City; John i. Beyons,
Big Rapids; Miss h Panitly. Ann Arbor;
A. Waite. Ionia; Miss Minnie Gardiner.
Newaygo.
SwEET's-Ed III. Leo. Flint; Libbie
Washburn, Three Rivers; s. Tobias,
Detroit; j. Il. Rue, Detroit; lie Roy
Moore. Greenville. +. A. Sessions. Ionia-
MoEroS-w. h. Voorhees,. Adrian; S.
w. Phillips, jackson; ID. w. Andrews,
Detroit; +. NJ. Irish. j. j. Perrin, Kala-
mazoo; +. NJ. Bushoug, Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

DEsrATcHKs bearing the news OF tho
awful catastrophe at the Mansfield mine
state that the men were drowned like
rats The suddenness with whica the
food burst in upon the Minors cut OF
every avenue Of escape. 4r..' appalling
disaster was due TO no apparent negli.
gence. II resulted from the giving way
Of an embankment which competent
engineers believed 20 be entirely secure.
No human foresight or precaution could
have averted II. Ii was ono Of those
inscrutable and unexpected horrors
which at long intervals transHx us with
terror.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30


Aerariins % data carefully complied
By the Chicago Journal thsrs are 0-.0oo.-
co persons IN this eoantry who have
not visited the works. fair These mill
hons have remained swsy fron the
gFandsss spectacle the eyes q mortal
nan ever Witnessed for reasons - In
nnmerabls ~ - the number concerned
Millions q thsn wcali doubtless avail
themselves q the one opportanify %
tAsir lives 10 zee the matches splendors
q the ineomparably beautiful exposition
sDd buildings xsse the term q the fair's
life extsndea b accommodate their tine
and means The Journal. In seeking TOR
an explanation o. this enormous alb
seeteeism. says:
II mnst have been the hard times. TIE mis-
trzt ted - fzlss reports. the fear Of ektes-
ton 90 s0ne temporary reason that has kept
millioas Of toe &. 10000 from seeing what
nene eossld afford 20 mis-. This 6s.ooo.0oo
sbrsaiso. plsada vith 10 myriad hopes.
wishes snd aspirations against the dnsfrue-
tlo1 Of tlle Waits city. II pleads 20 eongrcss.
Il picaas - the states. II pleads 81 ne ma
ton. IL pleads 10 Chicago. IL pleads 10 she
Exposition company against closing ths
gates until IL has had a chance 70 redeem
itself from the charge OF Indifference 10 tho
opportunity q ths century.
But the ediet has gone forth that the
prineely city shall 90 closed on October
%. There are yet remaining only
thirty days Ia which the transeendent
beauties u the universe may be seen in
one gigantic collection. Millionso Of Poo
pie will be disappointed. but Chicago
has willed il and when Chicago wills
thing il Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
HERALD SATURDAY sEPTEMBER

depsndeni chil3rrn. u he held n Chi
caso - ociohex Il.
Edgar 4 Tseple the Lake uac-es
posinlasser sho N&s arrested a Lansing
fnf false Efstrnees has leea admitted ~
TIE hAiAI1Azee inssne 2ssi1u.
kxss'erf Hnghes nnd Patrick Fltzger-
aid haFo keen heId t. the eirceit court
- berr.en sIFinss eA2fked with rob
hing r n. Gillafd
The Aichiean Pine eompan, a BAY
City has secured TIE contract fnr pnffing
N tue nex waiter works systeG N Be-
ding.
Bedding people are having a quarrel
over The class ~ literature pntiic
schooa pupils ought O. Be allowed 10
read
esahon II the state siii hold their an
nn4l oonsentioa IN ionia octoter - Is
Hillsdale college q putung IN steam
hesiing apparatus throughout is build
ings The improvement csats q. so0
A. &. Pfufxman and wife. residents ~
Three Rivers for Efty eight consecutive
years. have removed % Minneapolis
Five Indians q the Pokagon trile left
New Richmond Last week for ne eatho-
lac mi<zion school ~ hsrbor Springs
John II. Van Ness q Ionia has been
appointed factory inspector Tor fo1ia
and Aontcaim counties
A killing frosi visited Holland Weanes-
day night. injuring grapes. tonastoos and
cucumbers seriously.
Lawton frnii men send fifty carloads
TO market weekly, aud ask for better
shipping facilities
The half sfarsed miners about lsh-
peming are Strengthening other peoples
cattle for food.
The Flint 4 Pere Marquette viii
abandon It's road between Harrison and
Meredith.
Postofiice a Grstfsn Was burglarized
"Wednesday night and fl5 taken.
A dam across ST Joseph river a
buchanan has been completed.
The Michigan Foresters viii convene
ia Pontiac October 10 and IL
w. IL Lobdell has been appointed
town treasurer OF Montague.
Samaria pickle factory has bought
5000 bushels Of cucumbers
Fifteen persons in Applegats viii re-
move 10 Alberta
AlIegan is the verge Of an electric
light war.
Flint is tho city Of weeds. Il has 900
widowa
Hanover is shipping hay 10 Boston.
Mass
Epworth league In Lake Odessa l.
dead.
Watervliet has erected sorgham mill.
Muskegon has 2l6 licensed dogs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
MIR HEALD DENIES III.
The G. ~ w. NJ. VIII Not Move It's
Onices Into Mr.. smiths Block.

General Manager Head denies the
rumor that the new six story building
which William Alden Smith is erecting
on the corner a Island and Ionia streets
viii be used for general offices by the
G. Il w. NJ. and d.. l.. 4 n. roadsI Il
have heard OF the rumor several times"
said Mr.. Head; but its news to me-
Such thing has never been thought Of
We have ten years lease Of this build
ing. and il has seven years more TO run.
So il is hardly necessary for US 10 begin
making arrangements for new quarters.
The fact that Mr.. Smith is general at
torney for the road Is not evidence that
his block is being builtfor the company's
use.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Martin r Bolsnd. for more than ten
pears a faithful empioys q Tss IEzRslD.
diet yesterday morning fron, ne effects
~ potion tazsn siih death IN eies.
Psr yrsre NJ noiand Vas addicted -
thea-e ~ alcohol beverages Two years
sxo h. was induced - Taxa medical
tfeafsesi - rustore his physical system
e. IT, a1ruiai condition. Khsh bad been
vitisiel ~ dlssipnfioo. Aioukoiic poi,.oa
hsd nesriy destroyed Ma nervous cor.
trcs ard 80 vital organs vers disordera.i
and Diseased. Al his advanced sge tha
prospect q q cure va diarosragisg. bat
~ nnier~eut the trratmeat AZ ia
esrcfiaion he declared that TIE appetite
fpr stronz drink hsd isft hin. Tho
trar@fesn,asloa in ria physical ap-
reartace. batits ssd sssociatiora
cur~elorsted his statement For thsrty
Years Ne lad bern held In the vice nks
Grip e alcuhsiic pasenn. The impress
upcn ~ hcsiy AMI anind vas unmistak
abe. Afias his cara the rlow q -.newe.i
yeuiA warmed TIE termaaf qualities q
his hrart and fer tNo y-srs be went
sbout rs wess snd halle,l Ne fslia~s
cfothed IN his right mini aid Instinct
Win r-sssfesi vitality II a. au<osfsie.i
hrar Ne So tesnptsd aai he fe1 baea
inte ~ siouxh II vr-sshe.sne-s poos
fni'e~' Tie tsied - ri.e SIC griei e.
uaioo.a ~ newly fafrrd shsrkles fiss
siF,rs 49, anavsIiuz shsme. remo-s~
and rkcerlezs rroee@.t hid fslr, his,
~. silver h-ins ard sseth~s hunsa
.e~rs = etrexn zlene ~ sezse q tin,r.
a;esbol has wastsevd soptarr esek
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

National Lecturer O. w. Blain OF the
independent Order OF Good Templars,
II in the city for brief visit lie has
been working ia Nebraska for the past
six months Mr.. Blain says the farmers
in Nebraska have corn crop that is
something wonderful and a potato crop
that is wonderful and both are bringing
good prices 30 the financial troubles OF
the rest OF the country does not effect
them. They don't care a continental
what congress does with the silver ques-
ton. MIR. Blain's home is In this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

LANSING, Mich. Sept. 29.-The com.
rnittec % locate the new insane asylum
has been offered the following sites for
lie location. 81 lgnace. two sites a
600 and $50 acres respectively: New.
berry one site % 400 acres: Marquette
two sites q 400 acres each; LAnse one
site: Sanlt Ste. Marie three sites II 400
acres each; Ontobaron four sites - 5l4,
90s $50 and s1l acres respectively. and
Menomineo one site 81 40 acres "a.
canada has Withdrawn from the con
fnef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

LONDON. Sept. 2es-WhiIe the battle
ship Nelson was leaving Portsmouth to-
day she met with al accident The war.
ship overhauled dredger that was
steaming ahead of her. and the latter in
attempting 10 get out OF tie way collided
with two argo-boats After striking
the cargo boats the dredger backed and
then collided with the battle ship.
slightly damaging her. The Nelson had
been undergoing repairs and was just
leaving port or trial trip
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

State Auditors VIII Consider Hts
Claim October fB.

LANSING. Mich. Sept 2o.-The state
board 81 auditors has set Monday. Octo-
Der 10. as the time for hearing the claim
OF Thomas +. Mayes Of fronwood for
building a state road from Bessemer 20
the mouth Of Black river ia Gogebic
county Mayes supposed Bois Blanc
island lands were subject for selection
Tor this improvement. but when the
work was done discovered that they
were not and that the only upper
peninsula lands available were worthless.
lie therefore induced the legislature 10
pass joint resolution authorizing the
board 81 auditors o. investigate the mat
ter and settle with him by paying a sum
not % exceed flAU0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

YrsTERDAT the livery men - London
in pursuance 90 time honorcd custom
among the guilds elected one 81 their
guild. Gcorgs Rohert Tyler lord mayer
Il the city. In this ccuniry the livery
meu are - busy collecting overdue bills
they have 40 tine Or politics
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

The beautiful painting entitled ..f1sh
ing ~ Better than School" from the
brush Of Miss Kate Williams 81 Atlanta
Georgia. the daughter q an invalid
southern soldier. was drawn iasf ese.
ming 10y the ticket held BY Dr. ". II.
Catlin. The painting has been an exhi.
bltion Tor souso time AT Wy kes A Burns
store and the drawing was made there
last evening. This piece at art IL valued
az 600 and Dr. Catlin gets IL for TIE
sum ofsl.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

MtsKnuoS. Mich. sept - The first
annual meeting q The business men n
Michigan will be- bed in the First Bap-
tist church. this city. Wednesday, Oct
Is. from go = m 70 ; y. m. being q
gathering % the lsymen connected With
the Baptist churches - Michigan.
This meeting proceeds the Stair convsn-
ton shich convenes On the evening ~
October Is
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Mrs Mary Lankin. a woman 30 years
old and county charge. fell CA the
sidewalk on Wealthy avenue about 6
O'Clock last evening and broke her left
leg Just above the ankle. She vas
taken % the Woman's Home and Hoe
pital in the city ambulance and Dr.
MoiIat VAS called 20 attend.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

The duck shooting season is in its
height now. and largo number 81
sportsmen are daily going TO the lake
shore marshes or coming home with
magnificent strings OF birds. One party
who went north on the G.. X. 4 l. yester.
day had over loo ducks 20 show as the
result u theif days hunting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
GUILTY OF SEDUCTION
Charges Against the Rev. n. ID
Webster We're Proven.

HART. Mich, Sept. 29.-The Rev. III.
Webster, who il charged with gross i'm
morality and who has been on trial be-
fore board OF baptist ministers, has
been found guilty and suspended from
the ministry. One Of the charges
against Webster was that he has never
been married 30 the woman with whom
he has been living and whom he intro
duced IA his wife. The charge Of which
he was found guilty was the seduction
OF Miss Lydia Clehrer at Friend.
Nebraska. aud ii is alleged the young
woman has since died OF shame. Web
ster disappeared with his alleged wife az
soon as the charges were preferred. and
bis whereabouts are unknown.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Yesterday was Lillian Grand Girard's
nth birthday and last evening twenty
Of her young friends gave her pleasant
eurprise party al the home 81 her
parents, No - James street The even.
Ing was happily spent with music, cards
and dancing aud delicious refreshments
were nnrYed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

ATTORNEY GFxrEAf OLSEr has r..
snmcd the work n displscing repabli.
can district attorneys by deuocrsis he
invaded western Pennsyivsnia and east.
ern Tennessee yesterday and may b. e..
psctcd to drop into Michieaa IN fsx
.fafs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Charles Virgins. web known enri-
neer on the ChieSSo a West Michigan
railroad. WIS removed % bic hone af
Lawton yesterday, ho having been oon-
fined 10 his room in this city during the
last few days by 40 attack - apopieay.
his attending physician thinks be viii
recover without difficulty after few
weeks respite from duty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Great Britain and Grover Cleveland
both agree that the money is best which
purchases most. and Great Britain il
honest enough TO state that this doctrine
10 held because she is creditor nation
and holds enormous mortgages upon the
rest OF the world.--Batfie Greek Journal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

NKw YoRY city has begun 10 awake 10
tho fact that there is worlds fair 10
Chicago and a request has been made
and granted for special celebration in
honor q Manhattan. Chicago gener-
ousiy Invites the green-eycd old maid "a
the coast 20 eomo and make herself at
home AID Mayor Gilroy will accept.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

ONty one thousand spectators Assem-
bled t. witness the hanging q I've muir
derers at Mt Vernon. Georgia. yester.
day. II was the fret exhibition of the
kind since the war. at that The
Georgia Cracker" must he attracted by
something more exciting than hanging.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Now IL il slzimed that the worid's
fair wifi net 81 out - debt Octnter 2
The Chicago Herald rebukes thnss r.
spon~itie fut the announcement and en-
plains that The FAIR OWES Chicago sa.oco..
eco. which Il vin nessr pay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Tpnsx Il irish oar a. ~ ~orld's fair
II = expsvtsi thaf ~ sfsrn.isHee I'll
- greater than en fiermsa dag. peidy
eoa6i rather - dornei - = CAPE
tswa znia ban the sturdy Tsnion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
ne Wa. part ofthc ch.rtcr.

Il don't suppose the Hydraulic CON-
Willard Kingsley last night III he bad
lived 60 years be never would have
heen retired In fact Uncle Bob vas
always regarded a. part a the charter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Grand Lecturer Clark viii visit the
Masonic fraternity Ia this city next
week and Thursday will hold q school
Of instruction In Mssonic hail on Lyon
street Thursday evening one Of the
local lodges win be required toexemplify
the work q the order IN hir prcsenco
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30
STIRREDUPAREv0LT
How Trouble in Tucumsn Was
onQiaaied
BossARIo WILL SURRENDER
santa be Rebels Have Ciscn Up
Their Arms--Pailixr,ni Has Psei-
ned Tscuman anu k'e@ee Reign<

WASHINGTON, Sept. 9-Dr ID. Estan.
islao. minister % the Argentins Republic
20 the United States has received the
following dispatch from the minister II
foreign affairs q the Argentine Rep1b-
Inc. Senior Van Elfin firazro:
-BuENos ArgEs. sept $40 the
Argentine minister. Washington; Dr.
Peligfini has paeihed the state Of
Tucuman. The capital and states II
the republic are in complete peace. Bo-
sario. In possession of armed opponents
of the government. viii surrender today
10 the national authorities without
bloodshed- can assure ron there IL 90
important perturbation Of public order"
The minister further gave 20 the rep
resentative al the United Press the fol
lowing official statement 81 affairs TO
ceived from his government;
The national congress passed Law
authorizing the presidentto interpose In
tho state OF Tucuman 10 preserve the
public peace which was disturbed by =
controversy over the election % Boyer-
nor. The president appointed Dr..
Charles Pelligrini. ex-president or the
republic as national Intervene who full
tilled his duties most satisfactorily. paci-
flying the state without any resistance.
stirred mp . Revolt
Taking advantage Of tho conhiction
In Tucuman. political faction esceav.
ored To stir up revolt in the array aud
navy against the federal government.
bat both branches Of tho service mani
Tested their discipline. and locally In
conspicuous manner. Tbs navy attacked
without warning by number OF tug
boats equipped as torpedo boats and
named by the reyolutionlsts. repealed
the onslaught and made the attacking
forces prisoners.
At the same time bodies OF armed men
appeared In the cities OF Santa Fe and
Rosario. The insurgents in Santa Fe
surrendered TO the federal troops on the
9th inst. giving up their arms On
the 18th former demand was made
upon the Rosario insurgents 10 surren-
der and today lSeptember 10 they are
to lay down their arms on like conditions
with the reyolutionists in Santa Fe.
Elections 60 BE Held
Minister Sebalos further said the plag-
itation in several Argentine states was
expected by the fact that elections will
soon be held for the return of one-half
Of Oh Q national house OF representatives
and one-third OF the senate. The senate
is elected. az here, by state legislatures,
which in the Argentine republic must
be elected before February OF next year.
Political parties consequently are
struggling TO secure local advan-
tages. As an election with entire
freedom from any part OF control by
the government. the minister referred TO
the fact that chief OF one Of the op-
posing factions had just been peacefully
elected senator from the national CAPT
tol, Buenos Ayres, although the prcsi-
dent OF the republic had under his con-
troll then more than 10000 employees Of
the government The minister further
said that much Of the news received by
way Of London from Argentine was dis
torted by the channels through which it
is sent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

The committee having in charge the
Trip on the Barrett this afternoon ~ 4
o'clock has invitcd any persons inter
estei 10 the Improvement q Grand river
g. take the ride Nost - The aldermen
haze slgniised their Intentioa b. take
IA IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

Ore q The kaismazoo prsachnrs -
ehkrgsd eth having a camera roncesied
IS The pulpst sod taking sssg shcte a
sry uolucky ueuftr a 0is fiock sba
cAaoc~fo fsii ssirep
tlcva~poF Etfh has sppcihfoi b5e O.
a. tsgwer = ls6eiar q fnfei.ef e fbe
evirgrrss fsF TIE oafe ard cdocxi5e1 q
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

nersfy SfeuiF Cewens vhc = Al 81
Marx hcsraisi vita an attas-k -
tsrf.st.i = fepsffssf g. - .irzna - wrii
cssafsxtslie e. f-sesels dusng ~ ~
na-4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

A the work q reorganization q rapi
tziixed manufacturing concerne PRO
oessia Z becomes more svtieat that 80
ara underlying transition frun speca
istise prubsttiifiea % irgitsnats srtaaii
a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-30

since he opening = the court the
nuu.tTr ~ prisoners - the jsii hae hem
red0red from @ights - forty. This - The
so allesi ~ - ~ fhe Jail has ccnfain~f
sinc4 shes r T.antTeaus'a admiu1stra
ti.sa