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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

With $1,000 available IN exhibit the
Resources q Michigan and erect state
taliing A. The worlds fair. tho board ot
stat uaa4axers has found IL expedient
- ssp~nd sor tho-s purposes up To date
cay s79s1e4l. isasins an unexpeudei
ta.sare u St5.i-{-. Froal this balance
o. hand after dsducfiuv si-asl5s. the
sa.rast So ap4ft - fay or tho main
tersrss x lae bsid4nz ana 70 pay the
ttsr,fs rsrenses abaseege ;try expeus.as
sa4 sa srs. fAere vii Fsaaalh s5A'sl 81.
gni. = sis4ls1 more than vac voted
a. sse estss Appropriation made BY the
isst Legislature. Whas si.l bs done witi.
81 slfr.es' WIZ hss 6 pot tceu es-
rsaasi II oom1,ets Gle several ie3lfer.
nt 4eh,-aa ,tfbits at the iows To
tae frf .estion al EASY answer sug
1esss iisff. 3 fhsre Is any surplus sten
ere sait trls e all .. ferned over 30
81 state tfsassrsr. 70 answer laa see.
eaa fasse Involves srsies a sxpla
asfsns sa4ea the board Is hsst eaail
asa g. aa<a
ffan ias report = the secretary IL
81 psaFs fbat fa~rs Is s..5tfo rsmsiainx
= fhe srsat a tae sts;e exhibits fund.
fts.t,1s - sae fruit exhibit. tllSVs %
= shr agricultural. sl2fl-ll = the state
university. slisz62 q sonsn's work
AL vaEysax tslsbess = other exhibits
Tie a,s-s nststie sarpiusag- Is ~ The
ffst and agricultural funds Possibly
tts go be roraitusd when fruit ara
eefeaIs firea n ~ a considerable part
- sac 8aesrcaisd balance sill be rou
ssuesi bat there sd stiii be surplus
ehf.h niEht better hsve ieea u-ed -
inproee the exhibits. The showing =
eeesiitabie . ''.e -asaeity u the hoar,i.
aat The exhibits are uishtiiy d.ssppant
tx D. The people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

lonians have already mustered a
militia eccapany 70 take the place Of tho
ens recently mustered out As rule.
il Is ady.sasis u have militia IN local.
ties whsrs penal Institutions are nam
tanned. Ia case u general escape or a
revolt among the oonsicts the militia.
upan order Il the governor. may be
snmsnoned % render assistance. IL 10
therefore commend2ble IN tho young
men u Ionia TO tll IN the gap made BY
the retirement Of the old coLlpany.
With . new company al lonia the va
csncy ia the state troops viii be nlied
Tais will be disappointment Ia Jack
son militia men. who had hoped 10 or
gs.ni1s another company in the Prison
city. There are already two companies
10 commission and two separate mill
tsry organizations there nov to answer
any calls that might DO made for troops.
1, is ,nadyisabls to unduly multiply
militia organizations in city. Enough
is great sufficiency. and Jackson anu
Detroit and other cities Of the state. in
Guiding our own. are well supplied.
Ionia really needs to have a militia CON-
piny. and therefore militia men will be
pleased that new company Is organ
ned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
FONTS ABOUT MEN.

Attorney General Townsend 4 South
Carolina says that the state "dispen
saTy system 81 that commonwealth ia
gong - oc bowling succcrs iigurs
lively II course and that II the liquor
dealers ~ the state think that they can
nuillfy the iaw they are welcome TO try
IL. lie says The people arr little sh, -
the new systens at first. but az they find
that ~b1ngstsrfer Ben Tillmsn @ells
good liqeor aud sells IL cheap they viil
aii fail ieto line aad the state viii reap a
r'eh revenue from Tho monopoly.
Young John Austin Stevens Jr. -
NaS York has apparently lost no caste
~ his renafkseie claiIns for cnmpenss.
tlon IN connection wifh the duke -
Neragua- reception. Mr.. Stevens NHs
one q TIA cofamittfs q 100 which took
carr = the duke and a the lnfi.aia
Eulshe tie has hznsissl in bill ~
500 foF his sefyscss and Mayor Glsfos
fsiiy refuses "a gAy u. Mr. Ssesene
tsHsraisf para, tisesi-e q menas'es q
Tie etaainii'ies has aiso presented BAH.
lhssir sqavef aet issa in York
William fssrfy More a sls~ Augu-ss
tsis.i N@~a sho died. see.nfiy. ea~ one
- the el.iesi sal saess versatile memt-~r.
q 80 fewsflAYrr ~. f~s-i.sa ii teorgis
he ess ~ tafs- aalhsr. sslsiief. sh8e
nan Ansi lsafnaiist. having beet par
Hef - v haFnnsa and alters atsi stFt
las siih dsstihessoa "a tie confederate
sssaY Nfrief sssneFsi tissfsfen afi4f tie
sss b. again scnf infe fhs esfeae s.tsss
t'ess eta iefaAsn. bat se<a drilled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
HIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

The man who offers himself as sac
ritice upon the altar Of his country nat.
urally expects 20 be well roasted before
the operation is completed. Indianapo-
lis Journal.
A good many OF our esteemed CON
temporaries are telling their readers how
to see the worlds fair. Don't open your
mouth and shut Jour eyes.-Mcmphis
Appeal.
Somebody has discovered that piece
81 banana will shine up tan shoes. A
piece Of banana peel has often made the
stars shine at mldday.-Chicago Times.
Nobody in this country seems to be a
bit Jealous over the call OK Brazil for a
million immigrants. We always were a
generous people. Boston Globe.
The saying that man wants but little
here below doesn't apply to the card
player. he always wants a good deal
Buffalo Courier.
The German kaiser should at once put
himself in communication with Amer
ica's deposed czar--Thomas Is. Reed
Chicago Globe.
problem IN long measure: Which
- the longer. the mosquitoes or the land
lorsss biis at seaside resort.-Cincin-
aati Tribune.
Must we protect both Liberia and
sainoa. also! Was not protection fail
ures- Cincinnati Enquirer.
Camp meetings and watcrmelons will
soon b. IA conjunction Baltimore
American.
The matrimonial and fish markets are
brisk. Suckers in plenty Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
NAVAL ARCHITECTURE.

One OF our great univerUitieo has
taken . step In the right direction 70
foster the maritime growth Of the
country by opening . schooi of naval
architecture and marine engineering
Cornell university has insugurstsd =
school Of this kind.
The school OF naval architscturs Il .
part Of Sibley college. Cornell univer-
city. The college y under the oiroc-
ton at the we'll known D.. Robsrt H.
Thurston.
How long does Il take to complete
the courssss aalsd the reporter.
The course occupies two years.' was
the reply. but 10 90 arranged - 70 re.
quire three years preparation In good
technical school before entering upon
il. 1t 10 intended that students Of Cor
nell who have reached their senior year
in the course in mechanical engineering
may then take up this course for their
fourth college year. and finish il ia one
year Of post graduate work. Students
from other technical schools are. Of
course, admitted under tho Same condi-
tons.
''One OF the most interesting courses
in the first years study is that IN naval
architecture. which 10 intended an gen
eral introduction TO the subject OF
marine construction. Ii opens with =
general examination OF the ship AZ q
floating body, and 10 followed by course
Of lectures on Ship resistance Propul-
sion and towering. Wave motion and
oscillation Of ships' The first years
course in ship building and design 10
also AN interesting one. In il attention
is given TO the best practical construct
ion in the actual materials OF the ship.
which has up to this point been treated
by the student an geometrical body.
The subject 10 treated from descriptive
standpoint. and various general systems
Of ship building and their peculiar
points are studied. Then. passing to
details. We cover the most modern prac-
tice in the innumerable details 81 ship
construction and fitting"
You study marine machinery also In
the first year. do you not ?"
'Oh. yes. OF course and devote especial
attention to the peculiar conditions
under which the marine engine Is
obliged to work. and the advantages o.
the different types and forms Of engines
In the second year the course il
naval architecture 10 much moro sd-
vanced and is based on the more general
course OF the preceding year. We take
up special topics and study them in
greater detail. The work in this course
consists principally OF lectures. partly Of
directed courses Of reading and partly
personal studies on the part OF the
student under my direction. The second
years courses in ship design and marine
machinery are continuous OF those ol
the first year Washington Star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
rnrE .rrrrIrs AGAIN.

Tuesday evening the hoard % educa.
tion w,Il bold a special meeting 20 con.
sadef the free supply resolution adopted
AZ ia last meeting IL quite evident
that many members - the board are
persuaded that the resolution was too
hastily adopted IL contsopls'e- the
iutrodnetioa - system which logically
leasl. 10 municipal psternalism and -
therefore hostile . our primo ple- n
government
fuii 4ssendsucs q the neo4bess u
the board = desirable. 4 FREQ sed fali
disre--ion q the question should be
bad before FINAL srsson shall ~ taken.
II = majority q ths meei'.r. bsiisve
that the FREE supply r~-oiatios = saossa.
be and nat u cal isaa - 80 uslschsey
Gus results. thar declaon ~ lie more
scveysahl. after shs taxpayers have hat
az sisenrtnaity q espree@ their views
Il 9Th eas - ds-puted that 4 The
hsafd hss poser L. Tan the ebiidlee=
eios~n - Ess 90 The school, supplies q
ebiisfr~n a sasasssi s4d sAfasai.ie 30
Fss-. ths lsara alss hAs po~es ~ e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

That The HERsLD's Special illustrated
edition has proved Of more than passing
value TO the city is attested in the con-
pIimentary notices appearing in its ex-
changes. number OF which are repro
duced this morning. The Chicago Her
aid declares that any misconception as
Ia the size and Importance Of this city lis
corrected by perusal OF the Illustrated
edition. Tho Chicago later Ocean says
il is worthy representative Of any city.
The other notices are very pleasing and
must convince the citizens Of this city
that the newspapers are the most effec-
tive and energetic vehicles for spreading
the fame of the csty abroad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Judge Grove decided that the inmates
Of the Soldiers home are act entitlod 10
vote in election district No. at Grand
Rapids tow nsh.p. lie was candidate
for the Office he now holds. at the last
election. and his decision YRS against
bis own interests and. therefore. doubly
impartial aud decisive.
II the supreme court shall sustain HE
decision I. follows that the vote Of that
precinct must be cancelled II is tho
fault Ut no political party that the con-
stitution and the law forbid certain
persons from exercising the franchise.
The last legislature recognized the fact
that the fault 10 in the law add proposed
and passed remedy. So that the ac-
ton of the legislature is direct CON-
mendation Of the soundness OF Judge
Groves opinion.
Nevertheless the question will be
thoroughly tested 10 the end that all
doubt may be removed as to the status
OF the veterans in the Soldiers home in
relation TO their rghts Of suffrage.
III the veterans are not entitled To vote
il follows az matter Of course that the
vote cast in their precinct last fall is
wholly void II wholly void. then the
totals must be changed on state and
congressional results Until this qucs-
ton is decided. it seems 10 be the height
OF absurdity for anybody to claim that
either congressional candidate is. by
right and law. duly elected by plu.
rality Of legal votes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
c,.Eyra.ANp.s AND NATURE.

Colonel Watferson. retired from pol
ifics" in disgust. gives his opinion %
Cleveland: A man - incapable Of re
csiving impression "a 81 returning
warmth. and sensible a criticism only
o. the point % reseufing IL. the pres.-
deai ats IN the white houee like q
wooden image made 70 he voruhippe<d.
not to he loved. To the weaker mom-
bers n his cabinet be hae impaired HE
dull self sDfheiency snd cold stolsdity.
The most servilc a. well ~ the
sincereat form - fsstery is imi,a-
ton. and the becrsrs on bor.~-
back vhor Mr.. Cleveland. seek
III a. discover new poiit-
i-al planet ard - people 10 With
creatures 81 his axn. brought into berg
sad gssanfei. have caught the trick Of
their chisf and are equally INDUSTRIOUS
and sssrcessfal in Deslectiag gres, fe.s
little thinEs and - sceing pcthinx
clearly srs-pt The regulations - the
cixt service They. tea take nanre Joy
ia ona repntiicAn xhc la. rspeatei snd
fsynesi magwansr thaa IN ninesy and
nsne democrats uhe have neFss gors
Nstfsy. \ near AID ssd trend 4 BIS
sat- - sae act loag 40 ~ts al the ard
haturee ! rver eaeoonfertf 10 - lie
Easssf afti BE sfmpsihsx~s with ~
hsif. askss eoauas a cause Nth M
tssiy sbd sa The nass -eslca. arssrs
tfests ~hssly soa saess ~ feFtans -
es3fsee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

svsn farther ana tan n. chldl~ss elli-
zsn % bay wearing sppssel Cor the
chilNlrsn Il sthers Ths conelusiea -
logically sad therefore legally .nssiisbls.
IL u urged hs SOME isspa, ers that the
sappl1e. ~alch the board proposes 10
furnish tree. are not strictly essen
tisL Time was when the slats and
blackboard ~srs dsenss~i suEtelent for
practical purpose Nor Is that day yet
skoiiy bssoai recall Still thi- claim -
on par with one advocating the use Of
old Fashioned utensils and consenleaees
on the ground that they were good
enough foe our fathers ard II should
cut 10 figure in tho discusssoa u the
subject The taxpayers desire g. be ss-
sared that tbs free supply rule 10 eaui-
table. legal and advisable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

every young man TO enter the compcti-
ton u trade. He came 10 Coldwater
and engaged a. clerk in his uncle's store
where he remained eighteen months
AT the end OF this term VI service he re-
ccived . hsttsring oder from q second
uncle. Nathan Friedman. . prosperous
dry goods merchant ut Muskegon. TO
accept clerkship with him. The young
man did 50 and by his natural ability
and strict integrity won the confidence
Of his uncle 10 the extent that he formed
partnership with him and established
dry goods house in this city. Tho
subject OF this sketch was placed in
charge Of the Grand Rapids house when
il was established in February, 1890. and
under his able management il has
grown to be one Of the most substantial
in the trade. Although but % years old
Mr.. Friedman has ingratiated himself
with the general public and his patrons
to an enyiable degree, and his success in
business has been phenomenal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Nov the Iiiinf = bard q world. fair
commissioners = di-piayiux how easily
unllasifatl res htmenf msy uasxe how
hns iunaties 4 e'Aeswife ~eif poss-~s-ssi
a1si r-a~custie teinTs Whsn fi.e xurid's
TAR So dedicated ~ oficiHis invited
the stsfe hoard - have Ne IiiiBoiz mili
fls ~ atseaasner. The stats hoasd 10.
eifne.t tle iusftataon. Fhea ths fair ciI
elsis inrits-f the trors and after
~Sds paid al expenses Whsn
~ ceremonies we're IN progress
NAs speakers platform VS. ~ rr4~,tet
hst there vs- ~ rem - -eat
a. uaeusheFs q the Iincis beari A.
tAis prsrolisble ae-aoufte-Y fhe lis
49,. commissioners ,s,ez unhsage sasi
have ssi thetf ss1dsr sp ever slncr
1he 'ast iee.elstars appropriated ssoney
3, re.suhos.s sh- FAR cfirial- 80 ~ -.
t-sner psrersed ~ ne troep. Al ne dssit
rafi,a Ths rar-res sm0onfsd 80
nssfiy sifno ft - hse~sssfy "a
asaer b. sscsre p4ysa~ut frusa ti.e state
slSeials that H. fsaei a sorsl .
sAsr commissioners shsil sasft shs
sasa. re coua sssigu@rs f-f.sss o.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

ALL the talk about electing Mr.. Bur-
rows to the speakesship is mere bun
combe. There is not a silver democrat
between the two oceans who would
seriously consider for moment the in
vitation to accept Jerry Simpsons sug-
gestion. Besides that Mr.. Burrows is
too good republican to listen to such a
plan. He would decline to accept
distinction from the hands OF the
blather- skites and demagogues who now
handy his name ~ a political shuttle
cock. Mr.. Burrows is statesman, not
trickster. He il periodically pledged
10 patriotic performances Of patriotic
duty. Therefore the wild eyed. unsocked
and hair Drained nincompoops handle
his name without leave or license. He
will never be speaker through com
binatson with Simpson populists
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
RUSSIA OE TO-DAY.

One Of the surest signs OF contentment
and PROSPERITY III any country IN the
absence OF Extraordinary and exceptional
Legislation. and particularly Of legisla-
ton intended 10 silence criticism, TO pre-
vent discussion. and 10 repress all forms
Of political activity. IL the people Of a
country are satisfied and prosperous
there is NO necessity for severe repressive
measures. because there il no popular
discomfort 10 repress. is this absence
OF exceptional legislation characteristic
OF the present sltuation 10 Russia Ii
appears. from tho semi official journals
III civil and criminal Law in st. Peters
burg and Moscow. that n large part Of
the empire. including lie most thickly-
settled provinces and nearly all its large
cities. has been In a state 81 siege or. AZ
We should say. under martial law. ever
since the present emperor came TO the
throne
1t appears that. throughout a period
OF nearly twelve years. Russian COVER
nors. governor generals aud chiefs 81
police have had authority 10 issue i'm
perative orders" with regard 20 all mat
tiers that concern the maintenance Of
public tranquility or the safety Of the
state; 10 prohibit all public. social. or
even private meetings and assemblies;
20 direct the closing Of all commercial
and industrial estahlishments,t 10 remove
cases from the civil 10 the military
courts whenever. in their opinion. such
course 10 necessary; Ia arrest and i'm
prison without judicial warrant and
upon mere suspicion. Ia make searches
and seizures in all dwellings. factories.
foundries. etc. without exception; and.
finally. To recommend the Punishment 90
Siberia Of any pcrson whose character
seems a. them obnoxious. or who~e pre-
ence IL regarded by the police AZ "preln-
dicial 70 public order. ~-George kennon
IN tenfury
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
COLONEL rYRHELL's CASE.

Colonel Tyrrell u jackson has been
suspended from exercising his military
functions because be said be would tell
hs sutordinairs to go 10 the worlds
fair and would ask other colonies u do
TIE saEse. IL - not known whether
Colonel Iyrroii made use u the words
imputed 70 him as plain American cit
zen ~ as coionei o. his regiment and It
oacsr't make any particular difference.
lie exercised the right % Tree speech IN
time u peace and If he = 10 be denied
that right simply because he ia
commissioned e. wear coiOuei's
shoulder straps then that boosted
liberty il after al. but myth. Colonel
Tyrreli - brave aud intelligent mar.
he would he one Il the last officers in
the state 20 aisobey the orders o. bis
superiors. NJ spread discomfort among
hss men. II tie controlling powers ara
- sensitive IT their dignity and im
portance that citizen may not express
al opinion on fhsis action. u might ia
eel e. suspend the powers. Colonel
Tyrrel viii have the active sympathy
~ every man who price free speech in
this land ~ untitled uobienea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09
Dos NJ. DrcKrSsos is proposed as

Dos NJ Dickinson Is proposed as a
successor 10 Associate Justice Batch
ford. Mr.. Dickinson il understood TO
be- in favor Of the appointment. IL this
be true there is every reason TO believe
that President Cleveland viii give the
subject his ser bus attention. But IL
Don VI. should don the ermine he would
be obliged % ahficafe az lord high dis
penser % politida l pap 10 the hungry
democrat olvtrines and then the
referees would T orphaned. The bare
thought u this dire calamity Is heart
sickening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

MR. PHELrs closed his argument In
behalf ~ the United States before the
herring sea arbitrators yesterday. The
president q the council paid the distin
guished orator a notable compliment.
Said he "iou have blended the deep
science % the lawyer with the refine
ment % the man - letters aud the dig
nifty ~ dipiomatist. This il indeed
rare compliment Cor an argument the
beginning II which V now ancient his
tory
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

WHENEVER Ireland reaches a point
where deliysrance appears to be within
reach. some one or more 90 its outspoken
champions iuperil its future by acts al
unreasoning cbstinacy Redmond. the
leader Of the Parnellites. Is doing infin-
itely more harm 10 the cause 90 home
rule than all the other obstructionists
combined. Ireland might we'll pray to
be delivered from the impulsive mad.
ness of lts profes4ed friensis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Br the death - Guy dc Msupassant
the brightest light in French literature
Il extinguished. lie was anque~;iou
sbiy the msst brilliant writer - shor;
stories who has ever lived bat bis own
Iife "a. colored With = realism more
fnehtful and mere rspalsixe than any
thlus Bic Diseased AMI distorted imssi
naihln ever coacesssd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-09

Gid Dr. ~ = Eoh<an. ~ Hnnbux II
Ibe 4orsos ia~s nisht -lhss k4<s
esersxA2Es cesI t1sfe-nsc5N<. ~ssxan
t.sz1. cssaf4rts detective ss<soz thre1<A
sran<t t<olssss. aaa a<Aft> every utle<
al~e4~e q lte organs - s4<lt l c<s1
sccs4aDl fof a. lxirss u ~ TIE fezc>tso4
Il ~un.1kts ffou The esss1y srfs -
even that ought eeI - fasstlef - ssora
optical a4scs~< Most TcrsoBs ~he have
tfoufisd with the-r syes ssss Il a. care
iss<nes~ and inanie2ee. Ibsf take "a
carr * their organs "A Gkat. Ana are
sosl sstoE.sh~d " Ind thai fass cant
sce - well - tke3 once so1l4 AnscFz
cans especially ere 1s.1sfssesis and care.
le<< Ihes resc anything ana esert
thing. whether The p<11s ~ good a. ne1,
~ sns time "a 81 al places. and Il y
strange that the tesce1usse a f.es<oDs
shs sss totally hiihd = neS CREATES
Few furniture aea arrived n the ht.
tsi- Yesterday. bal they are ell xoss
buyers and ~lI pfst.<bly MAKE n~sFly 4
nog qu1xs ttssaf oslAl nisns bef q par
elass<S Tonight there wili pfotAnly -
. large d<leexticE. and tLs sellers srs
sgait4n9 their arrival With mere ~ -
anticipation Yesterday wasnt a. -
perisily lively day with the bo,s hat
nobody cares 90 s<il eosr1s SATURDAY.
anyway. ifs Too hear Sunday. Basa.
nsss VII lrok,sbiy open mp lively tonas-
Toe morning Among the arrives ys<r
t<rday we're Charles 2. Doll. huffslos J
L. Hufnbcrt. Syrssuse. W. j. AaAma
Brooki,n: W. B. Ce14siack- 81 LcusA
Judge Morton Y. Montgomery q iAs-
sing. one 1t The csss snosn surs~ss N
Mishlgsn. was guest 40 The Aortnn
Tor . short time yesterday. While on hss
way home.
DIR. Heneags Gibbs q the University
q Michigan medical faculty. xss .
guest N Sweets yesterday 90 HE Gay
north
Charles ID. crsndsll 81 Big Rapids
din~d in The Morton yesterday.
Monro~-C. 7. Hiila Nuskeeon:
George Houck. Bedding. W. j. Wakcs.
saginaw: r. W. Foster. Ne~syeo. 4. NJ
Weddings. 81 LOUIS; NJ N. k~ns<. West
Detroit
Swfrr's-w. H. Franklin. Detroit. H.
y. Cook. Kalamazoo: :. r. jackson. De
troit: Mr. and Mrs = r. Ma. McBrides.
H. 6ibbes. Ann Arbors j. q. Mos~ef,
Cadillac.
Nr~ LIvrsosroS--A. Is. Kellogg and
wife. Lansing. q. W. jerks. Detroit.
John Cummlns. Traverse City; y. q.
Gr,~wo.d. Greenyslle. h. q. Hensles.
Detroit. J. W. sioughson. kslamszco.O
EAoIr--C. C. Burhsck. LaPeer, NJ. NJ
Anterior. Ann Artor; A. l. French Gao
caie; c. c. Giles. Lskevie~: Z. ". Por
ter. Fullerton; J. c. Elsbey. Rockford.
Krxr-L W. Feighner. Muskegon, u
r. Hendrick aud wifc. Alailesliie; A. @.
Williamson and wife. Vaudeville. J.
Fitzgerald. Grand Ledge; George Barnes
and wife. Detroit; George Mitchell.
Jackson
CLAREspoS-E. W. Cr&nmer. Read
City: H. A. Barker. jackson; q. q. MAJ
field. Coop~rville. X A. Nolcott. Sparta,
T.. A. Bev.ns. Xix Rapids.
BRfpor Srnrsr-f l. Boom. AiIecan;
r. NJ. Raymond. Berlin; X 6. Hal.
Plymouth, Mira Mar, Anderson. Lane
ing; G. A. Twiteheil. Pserson. j. +. Rob
inson. Lansing.