davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
FARMERS CLUB MEETING.
Spring Crops Reported tn he in q
Good Condition.

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Farmers club was held yesterday after
noon in the basement OF the court house,
with eight members present The sub
ject discussed was Spring Crops" The
general report from those present was
that spring crops are in a good condi-
ton. with fair prospects for "a good har-
vest. The fruit prospect was also no.
ticed All united in predicting that
early apples will be good crop. but
that late apples will be almost failure
Cherries are in fair condition and are
beginring To ripen. Peaches promise
we'll. and small fruits will bc in abund-
ance II there is no unfayorable weather
10 blight them. The subject of raising
roots Tor cattle was discussed. with the
result that they were not recommended.
W. W. johnson said his experience had
been that one pint OF meal IL better
than one bushel 81 bagas or potatoes for
mich cows. Following along this line
the subject 81 mixed farming was
touched upon. Mr.. johnson thought
under the present condition. with wheat
at ca cents and potatoes selling for ~
cents. farmers must raise lees wheat
Mr.. Van Buren, has stopped raising win
ter wheat and is growing oats and
spring rye on fall blowing. tie sclls his
rye FOR 81 per busnel. and considers II
much more profitable than raising
wheat at 90 cents The outlook was r.
ported esceiien, Tor good crop ~ hay.
which - maturing much earlier than
last ssason. The crop viii he gathered
about three week. earlier than lsst sea
son
The meeting adjourned until the sec
ond Tuesday IN October
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Officers Elected by All Souls Church
last Night.

All Souls uniyersalist church society
held its first annual meeting in the new
building last night with "A membership
attendance of l35. Reports from the
clerk and treasurer were read and ac-
cepted. The treasurers report showed
the receipts for current expenses ~ be
&iSl2.71 and the expenses. e.. 0S.2o.
leaving &l04.57 on hand. The church
debt incurred by building was reported
to be a. .,15 and the board 81 trustees
was authorized to borrow the amount
on a mortgage given on the church
property. running i've years at the low
est rate Of interest obtainable. Seventy
two persons were elected to membership
and the business meeting was presided
over 10y W. w. Hyde. Chairman. and
James II. Hunt, secretary. The follow
ing officers were elected for the current
year: Clerk, James a. Hunt; treasurer,
Walter r. Mech; trustees. Henry
Spring. W. w. Hyde, Charles NJ. Head.
William Alden Smith. Charles Holden.
w. f.. Whitney and f. S. Pierce. The
following resolution respecting the ser
vices OF the pastor was presented by
William Alden Smith and unanimously
adopted:
Fluhrer. has for fifteen years struggled 20
advance the liberal faith and uphold the
doctrines Of universaiism in this ccmmun-
ity, and with great ability and patient in
vestigation has given TO our church the lat
est and best thought of the dry upon relig.
ious, scientific and educational questions.
Whereas. In addition TO his pastoral duties
he has personally solicited and obtained over
1900 OF the 5000 subscribed toward the
church fund with which our new ediiice has
been erected and obtained by personal solic-
itaton much Of the furniture which adorns
the building; therefore.
Resolved. That in this, the very MONDAY
Of his life. at time when his work is most
effective. interesting End instructive. we. his
parishioners, extend TO him our most earn
est congratulations upon the completion of
this new church home towards which he has
contributed 50 much. and assure him Of the
universal love and esteem in which he Is
held 10y the members of his society. aud of
our earnest. enthusiastic and steadfast de,o-
ton to him as a leader and exponent
a..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Tho Epwpwth league branches at both
the Bay Giles have no representation at
the Alpens convention because the dele
gates did not 20. An awful bowl has
been raissSl and the delegates are trying
o. explain.
Orson Moore Of Sand Hill. the victim
of a terribiN nutiiafion for which Oliver
NJ. Dix IT, nos under arrest. 10 much
worse. Skp,uld he die Dix viii 10 prose-
cuted for murder.
Detroit les pushing Chicago hard as far
~ strong arm work 10 concerned. A
woman was garroted Saturday night on
one Of the principal streets at soclock
and robbesi.
The new ice crusher Sainte Marie
steamed from Detroit Saturday for
Mackinaw and work She will run In
connection with the ST. Ignace.
The figh.r in the West Bay City schools
over the teachers has broken ont again.
like some other ghost il will not down.
The GrInde Pointc Club house was
opened Sunday. This is one OF the
ewelleet resorts on the So. Clair river.
Ariel II. Fillmore 81 Ann Arbor. a
nephew OF ex-president Willard Fillmore.
died Saturday Of Brights disease.
Kalamazoo Maccabees observed Macca-
bee Memorial day Sunday by decorating
the graves Of their dead.
The seventh annual meeting Of the
Music Teachers association will be held
at Adrian jane %. 81. 10.
Every barber shop in Detroit 1900 Of
EN-. were closed Sunday for the first
time in years.
Frank Bauer OF Detroit fell of the
dock Sunday afternoon while fishing and
was drowned.
The schooner Phantom went ashore at
South Haven Sunday night. She IL
resting easy.
Children's day was observed in all the
Muskegon churches Sunday.
Bay City will spend $4,000 improving
her street this year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Yesterday the tai end u tive money
scare struck Detroit. and run was
made on the Peoples savings bank.
Every d~Positor sas promptly paid. and
before uight public confidence was 50
eonp.etely restored that 10 apprehen-
-ions u farther une4siness we're enter.
tzined During the day. however. act
INK upon the suggestion q Bank Com
missioner Sherwood. ali the banks
unit-i IN a notics. which was published
Ia tie newspapers. stating that they
would require the ninety day notice
provided ~ las Of the intended with
dra.A % deposits This action will
prevent ga unexpected rush AMI enable
IN. hanks "a allay needless fears 81 loss.
To. more intelligent depositors under
stand the situation and feel perfectly
secure.
The savings bank business il - con
Quoted that a heavy loss IL lmpo-ss-
be. The banks receive money IN small
sums. ca which they pay liked rate IL
interest. and loan the same money In
large amounts, on which they receive
higher rate n interest The difference
in the interest rates IL the banks profit.
The small dopositor Is first secured by
TIE gross capital stock Of the bank; sec
ond. by the individual liability OF the
stockholders 20 tho value u their stock:
and third. by the gilt edge mortgages on
RAJ estate. which are exacted as secur-
ity for the loans made by the bank.
The security q the depositors. there
FIRE. Is three fold
The hanks are required by law TO
keep on hsnd az least Il per cent OF their
deposits. The other - per cent may be
l,anesi ON approved securities IL Is easy
q see that bank having only ID per
e-nf ~ its deposits in hand. the remain
ing 20 Per cent being tied up in mort
cages. could be forced 10 surrender on a
spirited run. although IL could pay dollar
fsr dollar out 81 it's real assets.
Our own hanks are 81 well prepared
~ meet al demands. and their resources
are 50 abundant. and the public Is 80
veil satisfied that no danger ~ loss
threatens. that no excitement u any
ksnd 10 visible or likely 10 arise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

EDEfoB okAsp Rapids hAKAlD: Here
h something rich fur You, Something
sweet and juicy. | am cFcllbly saformod
b. q gentisassn lately fron Washington
that an osncssl ln the las department
81 the penssDn ofhce - cresltrd With the
followiEg generous. loyal. kindly re-
marx. Several u the clerks II seems
had been Discussing the late peasion
order " Hon. Hoke Saith. and the dis
t,nguisfled ofhclAl above referred Ia
SAID: If the gosernmens viii give me
the opportunity. and the time 10 do II,
| all settle this pension business TOR all
time-I will shoot the blank cusses"
OF course he referred 10 the pensioners.
whose claims he will pass upon In the
performance II bis duties. This official
10 doubtless a boon companion Ia the
clerk who lately expressed his sorrow
that Il was civilian CLERKS and not ex'
soldiers who were killed In the collapse
OF Ferd's theatre. Ii ID this class VI
men. n would seem. who for the next
four wears are to have q hand In al
ludicating soldiers claims
In these creatures have been correctly
reported. do not see how Judge Loeb
req. the new commissioner Of pensions.
can escape the righteous Indignation az
lawful inen. and the righteous retribu-
ton that is sure 10 follow. II he continues
TO keep the~s creatures in office. i call
them creatures. as they do not merit the
name Of men. II these creatures fairly
represent the sentiment now prevailing
IN Washington. my informant was cor
rect when he said. w ashington - now
a rebel hole" My informant is demo
crat.
Has IL become crime for disabled
soldier 10 ask for that " hich the laws OF
the country declare he is entitled 10!
Has loyalty and self sacrifice all al once
become odiouss What has the ex sol
dier done that he should be SD greatly
hated, Is il because once upon time
he subvcrted the reasonable designs Ut
the friends Of these officials.
OF course, these reported sayings may
have been much distorted, as feeling
runs high in the national capital just
now. but il they were correctly reported
and these offenders are not duly pun
ished therefor. We have reason 10 con
clude that the war was a failure. and
that Lee has really captured Washing
ton. | wonder il our democrat friends
hereabouts are proud Of this phase OF
democracy. What shy you. General
Rutherford! CHAKLEs h. GIBSON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

When George Cairin. the wellknown
French artist. Was In love with Sarah
Bernhard he painted a picture Of her,
which is said 10 be his masterpiece
This year-the love Of other days hav-
ing faded--he again essayed her por-
trait, which. although exhibited in the
salon. is said Ia be feeble as work Of
art and almost unacceptable as a like
ness
Tom Ochiltrce is still in New York
ladling out miscellaneous information
with his accustomed generosity. He
SAYS that James Gordon Bennett, in
stead II being cramped for money. is
richer than he ever was, that he has not
parted with any IL his cable stock. and
that he has never asked James w. Mac
kay for dollar. OF course, Colonel
Ochiltree knows.
Henry C.. Frick. deputy lord lieutcn-
ant OF King Carnegic's domains in Penn
sylvania. says that he has entirely re-
covered from the wonnd that he sus-
tained at the hand of Anarchist Berg
man last summer, and that he is feeling
an well as he over did ia his life. Mr..
Prick is short and stout. wears full
beard. and somewhat resembles the
prince II Wales.
Some Of the political wiseacrcs who
oscillatc between Chicago and Washing
ton have il all fixed up that Secretary
Gresham will succeed Justice Field
upon the latter's retirement from the
supreme bench, aud that William X
Morrison will be made secretary 81 state.
The wisescrcs will probably consult the
president before finally deciding on the
matter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
sE<sIRIE ACTION.

In adopting a resolution calling upon
the Michigan congressman to vote for
the repeal of the Sherman silver law.
the Grand Rapids board o; trade is the
first organization Of its kind in the
state 20 enter protest against the mis-
chsevous operation Of that unavoidable
compromise with the silver cranks.
To carry out the provisions OF that
law the United States treasury il de-
pleted % its gold. The national surplus
reserve held as security for purchasers
in good faith of government securities
is reduced sl0.o0o.Ooo below the mini
mum. We are paying out gold to buy
silver. Foreign bankers anticipate the
coming unsettiement OF our credit and
demand the redemption OF all our ma
tured obligations. A steady stream OF
gold is being poured into foreign Golfers
while we are accommodating an unwieldly
and unavailable stock Of silver.
IL the Sherman net continue in force
tins retirement Of gold and sequestra-
tion Of silver must so on until the last
dollar of our gold is deported and the
treasury vaults are stuffed 10 overfiowing
with silver bullion Then tho dream Of
the silver cranks who unwittingly cater
To a special and limited class II silver
producers will be realized and we shall
have a silver standard. These same
cranks after destroying our credit and
securing silver standard will as likely
as not demand that copper or lead shall
IL made a basis for a circulating medium,
and they would do so with no less reas-
son than in their silver craze.
Ii IA certainly gratifying that the
board 81 trade has risen To the pressing
Importance Of the emergency now before
us and spoken in no uncertain tone.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

rsusksy Gas sor~ly Distressed and vent
sbaat TIE theassr and the other places
tAat kasw the donkey and hIs lauasa,a-
tiias ssrs dismal Aad prolonged.
I-ii4an also his valet. an Iadian boy
az remarkably bright intellect lie Is a
hngulst and has command II a large
fuad u exact information Physical de-
forsnAties. no~sser. compel him 10
msniai service and that IL Why he Is
Lillians man in waiting Pence. that 10
kls name. grooused the donkey and feeds
til,s Eaonkey.
This liasited caste Of characters y al
legged 20 have performed the most won
dsrfsll spectacular production even seen
On the stage Of the Coiambia Chicago
theatre. One evening last week Ponee
took tie monkey on % the stage u the
Columbia after the regular performance
"a teach him TO Jump through hoop.
The lights were turned on. making tho
stage as brilliant as II = Hood Of sun
shire had bathsd II in light
Ponce held up the hoop for the mon
key "a Jump. bat instead Of jumping he
uttered an unearthly shrek and stood
90 his hind legs. his eyes protruding and
his body quiyering in the terror Of fright
Ponce looked around just 10 time 10 SEE
the rctreating figure Of donkey disap
pear Ia Lillian's dressing room. The
stage hands we're called and the force
thus formed broke into the room. The.
we're greeted by hollow bray IN q
draught II gold air.
Upon returning to the stage they wers
astouDdod 10 see the monkey standing
on the back Of the donkey. " DO was trot
ting about the stage ss he was wont Il
do in MS lifetime. Beyond question tn,
ghost Of the donkey had returned. anc
every stage hand Of tho Columbia theatr'
is willing Ia make affidavit Ia il. The
monkey had materialized the body ol
his departed friend through the mystic
nous gift u mediumship. IL men car
materialize. Why not monkeys. who arr
but once removed from many
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Lillian Ru~s1 a.. p'puisr priHa
aers.1 asuef daaAy The d"aAay
81 sen.uf snd aie,i. 3. 7. Cssseten
rsed - are Dose ~ NE Aessioe
lanI - ne soufrY but a died from
ra-unan.a " hsBstrufted aad hrays,i
- nri-f 4sy b-ters ne iaotlizhts .a'i
r.s .aihrrs.i bose - ne 6aal sb,.ie -
4. aetof.sieu <sye
Lillian as-s oepea nalakey The
-la.isn al r.s-l,iss si.h her When che
sAsrtsy ii.sl ~ eenkrY as ia,ssuss'i
at8e fheF aet t-er e.lastsef sasapsn
afas ~ niehY mfesil,s sn.i sssh hs.l "a
f7ref tlr hirsFtaais tfisr,ghs assfesi -
e. fh-f sal a. shee fhr uasissi fsife
~ ta- tFksg 80 nne-f ehesfef he
vaa!tng yalsx 1sg q ne moeksg. tas
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

M1sankee V la the thsoe- ~ distress
ga the losal financial situation tut tho
fsa4aus trseefies brew 90 a. ever eiih-
out q iiutIeF Maneh.sief nsau.
t'efa askes herself . iasiiy esb-pieu
eus south AEefisaB usnntfg "a deelaF
ina lhst she - aot about ts have . fsso
iatian Washington fitsF.
The taifesi States appears g. - msA
lns gfia HoaeY f.a foreign eoastftes
tiFlsans i1aay ale.
Ass fsFs 80 sDefE got SIT ~ eae
distinguished visitor tEsa aGsshes oae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
GRAND HAVEN ~ roun HOURS.
Tho valley Guy Makes Daily Trip-
on the Grand

The steamer Valley City has hsrun So
daily tr,t- o. Ifand Haven Yesterday
she left the dock al : 10 ia the morning
sn.i reached Grand Haven al II ~ hay
sBE made a stop q thirty minutes AZ
spnng Lake aHd -four other stefs ~
tee all.mehts each Returning shs
resehesi her dseh At - ~ the evening
hsxiag made sesea rtvps. The = atsF 81
the aver 4 deep enough 80 that ihefs is
ns danger lF0a. liars 81 saass aBd daily
tfsps sli Re lao is. Sunday inaludsd
Captain Muir ssys ths fissr banks ars
a. feaatifai a. ssatefaat felssse hfigtt
t0Ssfs ash jane =aasliine Gao make -
The boat Fsoeisss liberal raifoa.se
from shippers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

arrives Ga the very day that Eaiaiiz
left Cor Chicago Gsnersl Humidity ar
rived IN to~a-budslo Express
Niagara hsekmsn are fighting each
other. What is needed 10 "a organixa-
ton u the visiting public 10 tight Mag
ara hsckmaa.--New York Telegram.
The country - beginning ~ feel some
of the effects II the xast-ful appropria-
tiops by the last eongrssS-Ne~ York
CommssetL Bulletin.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

ALRrADY Eulalia has given Chicago
society that tired feeling and the gos
sips are whispering shocking things
about the lniaHtas character. But
Eaiaiia comes from a family that Il not
a. ustomed % losing any sleep over
such thing.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

COLONEL ArNsSoRTH's demand to be
permitted 10 toe present 10 cross exam
Inc witnesses before the coroner's jury
which il inquiring into the For,i's thea
ter tragedy is probably based on the
fear that tho jury viii return finding
charging him with murder in the first
degree Nobody can tell what cor
oner's Jury may not do.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

rs PEEsiDSSr HAKRisos is quietly
AMI pnobtrusiseiy taking in the sights
al the worlds fair tie is astonishcd
with IT, magnitude and splendors. lie
did very much 70 make IL what IL ia.
when president. BY his liberal support OF
the enterprise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Clothing!

Commencing Wednesday morning, June IA. and clos
ing Saturday night. June IL Sale opens promptly at
a. m get in early before the rush cleans everything
It's lots of dollars back for every dollar invested
Everything will be found strictly represented no old
to close quickly several broken lots in many de-
partments
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

soss learned Authority CA snoring do
cisrea that Il the moath l. shn; snoring
- inpossible And set women rarely
over tresk The silence q the Silly night
With nasal fombassim~nt u the at
,....af,asfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Nsssssss coviass sfs riding = face
q 90 miles fsasa Chadgon D. Chicsgo.
Itsa fity Sac sasr - aaf fraal a. sgtasl
b fiosa - Uomoffah ssth oaiy q lfo
ysfl cnass~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Ksrf FIslD says The meet enthusias
q. SUPPORTS q the -lHa.isy sss~tng csoso
SEE tli@ s.sioouseepsrs and pfaHihiiion
isfs kasa has AZ aRfai hunt way -
pntuag sn aEplsssait truth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

THEEE may be any uumber Of laugh
able Incidents connected with tho Velzy.
Gray tragedy upon which to predicate
humorous paragraphs; but until the
dirt above tho collins - the victims is
dry. the punsters might be decent
enough 10 fore,o their abortive at
iempss To be funny at the expense OF
the dead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

NstraaAiso. lndiana, - making a
fsss about a boy that swallowed la
ard. A he hRasd - getting decidedly
the vorst < y The res.on faf Nalparai
81. rastu .l.atlon = nnt apparent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
READ THE PRICES.

All our Boys Percale Shirt Waists. former price
75c and 81. Observation-Disclosures. &c
All 75c and 81 Flannel Blouse Waists at -. soc
Our entire line of soc Blouse Waists at S5o
80 odd Suits age TO IL years. at........$ I.37
900 pairs Childrens Knee Pants at. 17c
Chidrens Wash Kilt SUITS at. Observation-Disclosures. o8c
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

wasHISGroS. June i3-For Lower
Miebigan, Faif. except probably showers
soasb. warmer IN east, eastsxly 10 south
cry Sinds-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

Ftss4A h.s ssft thicssa The eater
tsiuassnt e8mnssttsa has fstalassi be-
hass h.li IL siJ net b. ssb.lstsi -
tks far.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
PATENT
MOP wRlNGERs.

A very humane man.
seeking so ameliofatc
the condition 81 q por
ton of the human
raee. Invented this
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14
GOLD MEDAL CAMP FURNITURE

bundle three feet long
and wide; pounds
and enong lnmp Iahee that Weigh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

almost nothing ailu
can be folded into n
very small space;
small and light. but
large enough for four
persons.
Camp Chairs easy,
durable and cheap
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-14

disagrceablc tiresome. annoying work
n and THE machine does with
moppng the kitchen floor pleasant ne sweep
ing the parior
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICE.

E~All transient advertisements and SUBJ
scriptions must be prepaid.
ER-Carriers are not allowed to sell
papers, nor to receive payments from
subscribers.
E~Single copies OF the DAILY ADvER-
TIsER or WEEKLY GAZETTE can al
ways be purchased from the News
Dealers or at the Office of publica-
ton, 46 Merchant street.
r~RATES- DAILY ADVERTISER, Scots.
per month, or $500 year,
In advance. WEEKLY GAZETTE, $500
q year in advance. Papers not
promptly paid for on presentation
of the bill, will be stopped without
further notice.
E~Subscriptions for the DAILY ADvER-
User and WEEKLY GAZETTE may be
paid at the publication office, 46 Mer-
chant street, or to the collector,
FL. PETERMAN, who is authorized to
receipt for the same.
EwAny subscriber who pays to the I'M
dersigned for either paper one year,
strictly in advance, Will receive one
copy of the TOURISTS GUIDE as
premium.
nNeTen Dollars reward will be paid for
information that will lead to the
conviction of any one stealing the
Daily or Weekly left at the office or
residence of subscribers.
s~Lengthy advertisements should be
handed in during the day, to insure
publication the next morning. Short
notices received up to 10 P. NJ.
HAWAIIAN GAZETTE CO.,
II. nj. WHITNEY Manager.