Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-31


There Is triangular fight On IN car
judicial district. the twenty s<ssuth.
said Judge Xichaei hnoe u u hlx Rapids
~ Its Norton yesterday. Judge John
III. Palmer ~ The regular republican
nominee. The democrats nenllnei1d
Frank Dunien. and there IL al ,n,ie.
pendeni seputalcaa candidate. 4. T. ID.
wards - >e~asgp. Mr. Esi~ ards hasss'f
lived n the slate f1r TIE past four seArs.
but ne moved rack from Wisconsin Tor
the purpose ~ occurring the regular ne
publican nou1inStinn. lie failcd Ia this.
and now - running ~ "a independent
republican candidate IN the hops of dr.
festing Judge Palmer. Soms ~ the m.
puhiicans over IN <e~atgo county
thought BIZ Rapids had had the judge
ship long enough. But ! think Judge
Palmer will be els~.frd Ia spiie II am
thing The opposition can De 81 defeat
him. He y clean. honorable and III.
partial judge. Ills record &C the bench
IL Que that the snfifs district 10 proud o.
He is able and upright and Ghandangly
qualified 10 perform the duties ~ the ~.
flee. His rast SIX years upon the bench
have Thoroughly famla&rized him with
the duties ~ the Office and the district
cannot Afford 10 exchange ham for an
uncertainty"
Tho members ~ the Cornell Glee.
BANJO and Mandolin clubs we're guests
IN The Morton yesterday. There were
twenty ear 81 them aud, considering the
fact that they are college students. they
created = very favorable impression.
They did not display the refreshing
abandon exhibited by the Harvard stu.
dent when he fofsakes the classic shades
IL Cambridge aud begins a tour II the
provinces. Neither did they wear the
scholastic. impressive. behold in. me the
culmlnation-of forty centuries q civil.
zstion front that the Yale undergrad
uate carries with him on dress parade
The II. Of N. boys are the princes Il
good fellows. hut sometimes they think
over mueh with their lungs The Cor
nell men rnedi;ated In silence during
their stay in the city. They did not
even smoke cigarettes during the time
they dwelt within The Morton. Neither
did they look upon cocktails. the power
81 which they wot not az. Perhaps
the most that can he said ~ them is
that half a dozen banged their hair and
two wore lavender trousers. creased fore
and aft. and peculiar coIorcd neckties
that matched the color 81 iheir shoes
but that were forgivahle peccaiillo.
Greatest Of all. they did not stand in the
center IL the lobby when the guests ~
the house were wrapped In slumbcr and
give the college yell In tones that bring
pain and despair Ia the lately deceased
IN the undertaking shop across the way.
That is why the Cornell boys found
favor in the Morton house. and may
have the bridal chamber ON the first
floor il they happen this way again
There was u slight slump in the
election betting in the Morton house
last night Shinkman didn't pan out -
hot fayorile as he had and betting on
him dropped 10 1 10 ;. Adsit's chances
were not considered quite 80 bright as
they were on Wednesday. and the 10 to
10 on bis 800 plurality was dropped and
zoo placed as his limit. AT this rate
Judge Adsit will be 20 in the hole
election night Bets were offered yes.
terday that lnnes would poll al
least 500 votes and would not poll
more than loo. Burlingame continued
az the hottest favorite on the list. and
bets of 10 10 were offered. Ten TONNE
was bet on Bragg and ) 10 10 on Robin
son. FalIass was played ] 10 1 for
winner. The combination bets did not
change much. Ii il conceded that
Stuart and Sorrick are sure winners. and
that Shinkman and Robinson have even
chances for the clerkship. The comb
nation that was being played heaviest