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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

in petticoats must certainly lead to q
rev luton IN furaiiure, for these new
appeiidages of costume would be de
strucnye TO the innumerable small
articles of furniture which crowd M Il
rooms nowadays; and must admit
that they will have one redeeu,ing
point in my eyes If they lead to the
abolition OF ali the horrid little rickety
tables, "Dillking stools" etc., with their
adornments OF cheap ribbons aud cot
ton velvet, with which so many MIS-
guided people are prone 10 ill their
rooms, under the deiusion thatit looks
artistic.
A mourning gown OF wooden crep n,
presented herewith. has a full bod ice
winch lie gathered into point At the
vast. The little Zousve jacket is
made of timely cut jet. which also
forms the ceinture, collar aud cuffs.
With this is worn dainty bonnet of
Grape, which has waved border
lined with band Of white crepe. The
long veil worn at the hack il not essen
tisl. This dress may be copied in
coiors with very good effects.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03


The heart Of tBe saginaw sport j.
glad. mot day passes bat the alleged
crackersacss are cent for ali there II
IN 'em on the C. track.
Thomas Wild vas skiddlng lgs q,
Tolaco "Wednesday when Tue chaia
broke and hs MAS horribly crushed.
Mid Will die.
Cheboygsn Il tnrn With fears Four
Of her Young men vent To fish tarough
the zee nj tlls straits and have not been
heart FROM
Iacksoa il putting Gre escapes on her
school houses. II might s,e well a
guard her young girls win nofe care.
also.
Eight sites have been offered Jack
snn Tor hsr rev courf nee. price.
ranging from f4.0tV - go. 900.
TIE CHRISTIAN Endezsor society 4
feslsua hss ezlsnted = call ~ the
Kew. II. T.. I,nsseT 81 Holland.
Tie east Ard wet aides oG saainsw
have DECLARED vaf sgasn over ths
hfl1zs bonding snffilou.
! &. eaivsiY. Coidsater hsss,nes.
nan. bSs aied easttei noffsawe.
amountnz "a slS.a5o.
The Ann Avt,oF ebspier II ths sruns
phs EQsIsr fraternity ~ill erect !
~ 90 cnspler felsse-
Tae West Fay fisy horse ears AZ
rsn5lr tsag ofefhaaieI snf sites
Nifh motors.
fsrmefs iusii'ute oil Re bed -
Arsn< foaay ard tonnrfox.
To state fsfnoFs' iaatnt~ . IL
ssstan - &c eo -
4 Fsfm~ss' lsfstuts wi - hid -
to~sH Fsfsoafv s.
I,,phtnefa 30 hrokea ost Al
bslasns
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

tie eins * klsls sna sens wasted
leo 50 III Gls8e flte lkoss a. a.
ssf4tsi 81 - psase 1ls. stn @iettrs pan q
nika az the .ao0 .efs. every lsipg
ssudiHg - xise e81tsenzl lsug p tila
s.'masrs 10 lre tsrsan, have gwen
ss-sc~ - st.nrs ~ quite dtAffe8t,
- rk- @fe nse wde an snort tfans
heisg vlisF adm. issstle ca iVti dress oc-
cas- 81. Mast. afs -spFi al foaad.
an1 ta~ fnit u s sleeses. 20 longer
"a sel GA tft s1ooiaTrs. ave an sp-
pssfAucs - xxsresie dth sl.cl
ueft4laiy 81 ~, coss.4sr gfEcetal OF
p eoailng - lhs gearfaiis II people.
ins gtasrsl ten4sncs-ag sar fsshi 4 AZ
sac pfesent frcncns = 20 shorten and
wlden. lnde~a, s0cn progress oas
4ven fustsg go~atd = revival OF steel
g iisfvats tbat son,r arrssniakefs. who
tase mp 10 teis tine contentsd them
selves atth ssifisn.ng the bottoms g
these nes "a ~ Niin cf.Hahne, "
tad lnat ouca feyoiut.on
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
hit AND MSS BaewTlEs.

The events of every day and hour
emphasize the fact that the conditions
of success IN accunulatlng wealth, or
IN any other direction. are the same
now That they have always been.
Honesty, industry, economy and pa
tience are a. the bottom of IL all-ths
foundation and basis. In building up
fortune by slow degreesa man builds
up his character and makes an impress
slon on his age and time, and when he
dies he leayce as = heritage something
more than an accumulation o. prop
erty.-Atlants Constitution.
While the thermometer was raging
around below zero Bulfa.o paper MAS
frantically engaged III taking "a fire
ballot" whether there should be ire
in street cars" There were Just live
people who voted against IRE. Chi
cago Inter Ocean.
At recent theatrical performance
given IN <ew York, not one OF the
ladies' wore a hat. And. notwithstand-
ing this absence of material for amuse-
ment, most Of them renamed IN the
theater until tie curtain feil.-Cllcago
News.
The movement IN New York to make
elopemeat a penal oiirnsc suggests the
old negro's punishment for theft:
"Hangsn' de iust time and ten years IN
de pennintent.ary fur each succeedsn'
o!fense. boston Transcript.
Charles Mitchell, the English boxer.
LOST several pounds during his term oil
imprisonment n, hard labor when has
JUST expired. Here "a . suggestion for
puxiissts who intend going into tram
ing. Chicago Post.
In these revolutionary times 1T Hon.
oinlu tns daily salutxiion u. probably,
"Hawali you nowy'-P .ttsburg Psess.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Ii used TO he eaid OF General II ayes
that he was scrimping in his economy,
but this Is now explained by the state
ment that he had paid OF. after be be-
came president, large obligation.
$50. 600. he incurred Through the mrs.
fortune If another, and wniesn ne felt
bound more IN honor than by Law to
meet.
Don Cameron 10 besieged with letters
urging INN 10 insist upon the Sunday
closing of the worlds Columbian expo
sition, and be bore them with e.oicaI
firmness until he got one calling upon
bin to "tack mp Quay IN has tight for
God"
Charles +. Coca. who was recently
appointed confidential secretary T. the
quartermaster general OF the army al
81 500 year. lately ian for congress
III New YORK. and before that ne was
ass slant secretary ( the treasury.
General superintendent Theodore
Voorhees, OF the New York Central
who has been elected Vice president OF
the Reading road ~ salary OF 80. 0Ju,
Is IS years OF age and graduate Of the
Polytechnic college IN Troy.
The late senator Kenna is said 10
have died poor. and an attempt -
beng made 10 secure p'sce for MS
widow in one OF tue departments al
Washington.
The khedlve Of Egypt usss type
writrr. and is so pleased with the in-
sirnment that i, Is said he has con.
ferred the honor OF the Mejidle on the
inventor.
Sr Arthur Sullivan has struck =
million notes on the piano IA eight
hours Ia response to challenge.
Charles A.. Dana viii be- invited hy
the Boston commoa council 20 deliver
the euiogy upsn General Butler.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

A clever dressmaker was asked tho
other day the best mode of changing
and lengtnenlng q very elegant black
satin princess dress that had been taken
from the clothes pfsss TO freshen, now
that black sstins are ''in" again. There
was a very deep hem on the bottom Of
the skirt, but tins could not be let
down, as the edge was slightly worn.
The dressmaker, therefore, ripped the
shoulder seams, took out the sleeves
and cut the princess bodice into ahaif
low corselet-shsped one. She then
pieccd the strap portions that were not
cut away. that passed over the shout
ders and covered these, as we'll as the
top of the corselet. with jetted gimp.
She then removed the wrapper-like
goEed front breadth and inserted Il new
black satin one. which she opened from
the left hip down, edging both sides
with rows of the garniturc. Pieclng
the narrow band over the shoulders let
the skirt portion down 10 the required
length and this necessitated a sight
altering OF the under-arm seams and
the darts. Three guimps OF various
rich or dainty sorts, WITH full sleeves
and high necks. went home with the
renodeled gown. which was voted much
pfe,tler than when first made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

LoSpos has organized an snsi-crino-
hne league; bat has not been able 10
get solitary young Woman with -
slender ankle aud psstsy foot 70 lo.a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Tease lots Of iokl=g done about
The asi.s4oa q tic goat that MF.
Cleveland rode when he was inflated
into the sigma Chs fraternity. bGs i,
xss 10 poke for tie goat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

The dlrecione. princess aud Englis
walxlng-coa.s are about equally ia
vorcd, anu the materials for wraps of
every sort are exceptionally rich anu
elegant THE season. All OF the broad
cloths are IN colors that are pre-emin-
entity rich aud beautiful aud almost
perfect ID texture. Dark green, dark
blue ana black are the shades that
have the largest sales, as jackets IN
these dyes can be put on almost indis-
crinnnateiy with ANY otncr winter
gown. Another favors,e color il dark
sultana red, which perfectly accom-
pes black gowns or any OF the neutral
shades IN mastsc, fawn, ecru, beige or
dark green that has dots OF hsir-llnes
of red on Us surface. Most OF the but
tsrnut brown SUIT. are made With coat,
sklr, and capote en- cutie. Many OF the
beautiful three-quartsr coats OF Ma
pole or Neapoilsan blue broadciotn
are worn above beIl-sksrts OF 'iarris
tweed or cnevoit that have IN their soft
wesving mesanxs of brown, cream
color, blue ana owe. WITH often stray
dash OF Roman rcd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

e<suifal eoser sor haby's CRIB =
mace q me wt.iis tfs.s seis,in, eni.
sspld~Ied "a soYe 81 trol2efy 49,
"a eesgs eonss;s ~ thfte c.ssf1ss
ttsds, I'D t'su v4tn them tbe ~esds.
''Aake.'f sasrl toy bid Ih~ cover
- ioed wslil aSrk tlas six sad : pu1
81 tue sAnie - shes tbs edse.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

frat<s heasH aeei 20 >sy fitat he
~. ieved tf 80 sr ronfn wnees
s.Ter4;on - Tssara atsove Al csHefs
- nsatnSf. ~ .4snr ~ sis A. s
asuk sfr. - oftsa faaeF. ~ 49,
snst .ae Judgments ~hsch y y Fasse1
uson % u las valley Of TIE 5eh0se-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

IL Mr.. Dickinson continues to jump
from place 70 place with sacn surprls-
ing rapidlsy. he will earn the title OF
"Jurap.ng- Don o. the democrat party.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

wasurstroN. Feb. ---Fsr Lower
Mica zsa.-C e1.@y se<iaer s1.i sssok
variable s.nlis. salstng - norta ssat-
ssir, probably clear 4nd colasE kl.aly
rfrrt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Par. GolDaES SNi1a. The Ter nto
xnn@xanonss .. a call "a Pres asng
Cleveland 10 q scuss tie anaexktien o.
he ionlaion. II Growers w1lng.
Canals Say ee ours most any day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

laiies o denmark are consinn ossy
e'ifniaz taefs modes 81 tafn4HF =
iiFsiIeotss. t1ne or two ladies arr
den- very veil 50 consulting jar
t.iast'tsss Several isdes have either
iif'stts 'aipQrfsAt scb0ois o. tsksa over
tte nisnae srlent after tier husband :
sesta- Among these s<ho0is sfs one
81 TO snieh faak ~stn The hesi AK
scooeis srt vhica n4ve tho Fixnt q
seisding s'4aeals - the university. a
ssfist ssFy us rec uty. ipefax dal5
Qasisn'eis commenced bosIness &c =
.fant,tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

that tree frxlies. TIE toys made Il
ieo addressing a hit sld ~ kei ~
riga . epY lost siek sf. i@eiiag
~es eieCs j Erase ssnstcI 50 t1v Sicti-
FAa 1faaa io1E, ~ Nzssas "a Tic
esnsepl.oa a. 7s<.t.is iAst sotA
"a have sssea Hospitals a.. over tss
coaatrf,+ SD &. Al NAseief ~ t'ili.
Cs3a IA tht Lakie xtstsfdey. .'i4ut 4
Lass nesef fo.ud q 1ssspfsl bC1tsF
eaa pftd 90 txtter nlsE.gea ttaa ~
Aatk q I AS sufpFissa stSr / ~ent
thrsugh =. tsen Tie fa4oAs Nook
coaois hospital As ne lestsE fac.iitlus
To- tAklpe cafe 81 tne SEA
+ a. @niis hAs bcen engaged ss AZ
sksant das ezra "a Toe Aes LIVING
slea Aad sssensed hls istr soilez yes-
tsfdsF.
Mofton-fieores Al. Ensf. Nznisiee.
George ". Mct.rife. t,rana ilksen, A.
a. Isttls. A.a1isssle: A. ,, iauls
l.att-t tsntk Janses A. Mol, l.siss4lk.
a. :. Aesas eAEekw-
sxsst's--N liam r. Csilins. Jack
sqA, J. ". Slslg nlon. kalamazoo, "a.
l. Nsiker. Detroit ~. A. frsuelsoo.
Oaosso, i. =. hnapf, DesFoh, ioskpa
i.ossbstn. Detroit.
New lAsingston--T. n. Lank.n. beer
Lake. Aaxson 4. Level snc wlfe.
tlsmsx, n Alien. Detroit ~ AZ
kinson. iindsoDs A. q. lay. Acrasg0s
IA. j. bisn4, besru.I
kent. !. nunoaag. Kalamazoo. l..
X. tersys, Howard CITY; n. D. num-
ming. blg kapids: N.ilsam n. DuDn.
tisnges: Tom Johnson aud ~fss, kais-
mazoo; John hassss. TX hspds.
Esgis-fsc0rge r. Daley. I1usng.
". !. H-awood. =. - hen~ood. Han;
A. r. Palmer. A. }. Gibson. kaikasks;
Mrs. George "a Chandler. Holland; A.
A. Jscokss. Ada.
Ciars nGou--5. J. Elce. Grand Haven.
a. u. Ryan. Ana Art'ofi J.. A. oLnrd,
AAegan, n. r. Parsons. Whitehall; a.
+. Brown. hougutoni caAg.es Israel.
soa. Nafce.lns.
rridge street ilonsc-G. p. Kraft,
Csisdoala; J. 0fgber. Fremont; +. T.
Young, Calumet; l.. Kelly, Lowell.
koi,ert Dockeray. Rockford, tFAnk
ThayeF. Beiaing.
Auditor General Turner has re-
ceipted for Si3f 0s2..0 Tor taxes re-
ce.yrd from the Mich gan Central Rsl-
"er fff-tf lf.t 49, tf@tN'ft 1913 80
Grand RIVER Valley railroad. The ten
DER OF these taxes Wa made fetetAl
days ago on the tasis OF fhrre-fouftns
Of per cent Of the capital 81 cg ana
loans Of the company ~ The c-ose 81
the year.
Over IN nuskegon = party a men
eewod on buttons while an equai mum.
Der OF women drove nails Tor I've MN
utes. Pretty fingers rssemblsd :
msnslrd beetsteAk from constant
pounding. bat the girls san.
The daifymen's Convention az Fiat
have passed resolutions. asking the
legislature 10 pass pare food lews and
10 appoint dairy and pure food COM
missioner.
Diplomatic calls are made by tto
councils OF Benton Harl'or and -. Joe
on each other 10 discuss TIE outlet O.
the famous fipestoae sewer.
r. +. Pugh. tie young Lansing
society man charged with cml,exsie-
ment. has teen held IA s5oo bonds ter
trial IA the circuit conri-
byron y. Sesnlsn and Mss Mary
stsrkweAtheT. pr nllneut yuuuc -oc,rfy
people Of Romeo, were married
"wednesday.
The Bay City conman council has
refused T. pay rpee;ai poi or citcsTs
and some one e dong a lOs 4 thinking.
Bay City. VITA comnlendaile pluck.
will give aaother flower snoH IA March.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

ifrrEF {tSs - Ssxlnsw bsv.as
snoas - mata tsoable A. ever eosass
g. iee 80 s. mas. n s6stsaa - ~
sFsr sccapuiss.ors Il woe. two n,ea
tAfss alan lasa sno~ Dirt yesterday
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
go. % s.a...I 80 20

Vow taaasae dis y. elfsssanS : isaa-
x41as.oa = upoa Is uctaaDg tsofe :
asAFd Of The uscszssts Tor "a Extra -
soa OF eoagrsss- Caa q u that tbs
aenocrsl e1tor. sfe sypAis I a. snr
psospeet OF early ffss trade
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

phst sili b neither nsors nor isss than
tass~ q soasp. oouEgsfs.gpea ~ the
Ainie ats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

TIE oia veterans Al taa Soldiers
satse were erfeftaiafd tyz rumtsf
a artists A. eeer'ng. Tie pfazra
ai'f nea VIII isap SOLO - Nss'
{ sofe. to~ifs, soiicwed ~ a fiusi,.
executed 81 sclt IS Pref James L
f'tiae1. HIS 4 &c Sna4esland r..
ritfa = 20 r. Prote,>or Nofss Illus.
ffstff s',if : s'o'nis "a fhe psssluetion 81
fctnrs y afswax ons before th.s
ea1is Be- rtfft rbs1 ~ eclofed 4 81
easgfls sd F'fsseHte5 = tne hoent
tfF - fsrfof sfseF - - Mr pasd,r
80 inrse papt'A. tiseeaca IS p,eyre
srfne~ hefap,te. 3. RYAN. esve /.
kfa1a sonr-tsae + 80 tans.a 80 -.
ifas. Al me artists wsfs enca rai.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

"oHAN's AA1R MoriAL SdtNCES-
A woman's chance 10 marry at from
10 TO ~ years If age y said TO he -
per cent. From 20 10 - the chance =
Increased 10 81 per cent; iron, - 10 80
Il diminssnss to II; from 80 10, -. To
100 per cent. From - 70 40 tue
Chances of an unmarried womaa sink
- * Der cent: from 10 10 - .iiil
sBrther dlmiauiion u sesn. her Chance
beng bat !. From Is 10 % The old
mad chance of getting husband :
i'ut OF pr cent, while from 81 10 81
she = opposed to have bat st ! per
celi ~ chance II should, however.
he sdned that the table OF averages
docs at sppiy 10 widows. Aosrrate
ststittciAn-, Who would net be caught
"a amisiske tor the wo 1t. sflsfn that
wiioN 81 suy age hssss least sew
entf .fix spinstsr drawing power, niati
some place her figure up 10 eighty t~o.
iar widows enaucvs 81 Any f.<e are,
therefore. seventy-fix 20 eznty-iw
tiates ttftef than that ~ a splEStrT-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

fss4Ff BpsEs seems b bs one o.
tsea. iis . slated Tor secretary ~
asrenisare Jas fsve<is tne ressoa
Tar fhc essanx II tie H0es sui
Cseveisra hsrasrs - the convention
seen Len y. esEsaily went u tas
fteas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

* limiting the number of furniture
exhibitors 10 four. much prettier DIS
play Will be made, but no adequate
idea OF ths scope of the industry in
this city will be- gwen. IL the matter
of display u finally settled there will
be few indeed TO criticise tho seton
taken ~ the furniture mems associa-
ton las, evening. II has changed its
plans 90 many times that one IS be-
wildered ia trying TO fix upon what u
really intends to do. lnis uncertainty
is temporarily relieved by the an
nonncement that four of the greater
con ,srns OF the city will occupy the
space set apar. for TINS city at the
worlds far. The plan IS good one
II II siicks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

Wusfrvna mss De the merits or de.
0erits Of tie smith execaton 81 Paris,
Tex. Il : safe "a ,sy iasl no gore 1t
~ zTtsrsid ef.s vi - sboaed "a
tasl SECTION u re copntry. a. issst
unti - terrible tate Ct sAe nexra
ss1oastrr = fofsoura.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03
BARGAINS
CORK SCREWS!

The easiest pulling the No II
hands caused by broken bottles No lame backs
exerf
reigns ia the family aud the DAVIS CORK sCkEW -
crowned king IF All
Are need 81 pair Of Sieeyarasf Enquire 81 Foster
Stevens = Co
,recfcrs thing Foster Co have
fact they have everything the line
suay want
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

WuESEvER great man dies the coun-
Try Is flooded with alleged "authentic
snd authorized" biographies. Mr.. Blaine
Was scarcely cold in death before these
psrancal publishers began 10 advertise
authorized histories OF BIS life. Mrs.
B.ssne IA. been forced to deny tho ex-
istence OF any authorized biography of
her late husband. There should be
Some law 20 punish these literary
ghouls wao deceive the pubic with
Their works. and oitinle- rob the fam.
ily Of the distinguished dead 10 their
scramble for lllgotien wealth.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

~"
tae ga u aae,as41sins d.stsaes gov
ss1alent. 20 tbss ~isn tee seseu t0~a-
hips cone pf.s.nz tie mur.eip2lty
ln4rs aEs sese1 to~assip seruing
lsaras. We're tie ting - - done over
sgaa Nsseazo woalt mast upoa the
sho. .loa of these needless and sxpeti.
..se aexA.ary boz.es. SeW lerx MI
e. eoafsoGg<f s,tA much Iae same
ar1tsssst ga fr0a. Bro0kiyp. Il Bro0klsa
ever useass - se saxsn IA. Ill.,
sysf, Il : nos i:keiy Bfook!yn ~is ever
So nes 70 Ns's Yek. Therefore,
- 1ork slil nor be sD.e a. xeep pace
18th ne .srFi6e sssei u groslh maui
"a nea b. the peerless el1y Of toe west.
asa sAs tsofn4m.tss ~li l. toFcsd -
4we.. IA ne valley 81 humiliation.
aRE-nAs ~ faE CABINET.
ID.efsst ia Pre-sdsnt Clese!ana's cab
rsst . qasskensd ~ ltss report that
Judge Gresham may Dc Invited TO ts&e
oa- IL the portfolios. Doa II. Dlckin-
son ana Henry Natterson VISITED toe
jadge IA Chicago sunday. and alter
great amount OF secrecy On the p4rs
81 ar. Dickinson. Il leaked our that Le
aa4 Tie special emissafy Il tse pfesi-
dent, and that Nal.eg-on MAS asked
% l0.n Ia the invitation 10 prevail upon
tse Judge - accept. TINS - the news
psper story Tor u. The polltlea. story
u the VISIT will Re told BY the news
papefs later on. Taere : something
peculiarly appropriate in the presi-
dents desire 10 rave Gresham IN has
cau.net TO hun more than 10 any
int vldua. Cleveland i indebted for HE
phenomenal vote n lndiaaa and Him
o.s. Occupying = high judicial posi-
ion rs views on social economy at
tractsd 70 him tha political dresmers
$40 believe tha. Utopia can be es-
sxbi-hed ~ legislation. They were eager
10 fellow bis leadership lie was prof
Tered a nominE..on for the presidency
hu, declined tue honor. His appar-
ert.y long construed fidelity to the re-
publican principles OF protection was
believed "a be mistaken and bis praises
were sung wherever the republican
party j. cherished. But on the eve Of
the memorable contest Gresham turned
traitor 20 the party that had showered
noncrs and cEicial emoluments and
place upon HIM. lie could no longer
conceal thc osnxe- that had eaten into
ais pride. and 10 avenge q fsncied per-
-onai slight, he deserted his party and
went over TO the enemy. IL is there
fore highly appropriate that he should
BE- invited 70 surrender an Office he
holds by republicans appointment TO
share IN TIE fruits Of nis treachery at
the ofliclsl table of the president. for
whom be pfejgdiced the republican
vote OF indiana and Illinois. Gresham
in TIE cabinet viii so into political OBJ
hv.on. for no political renegade ever
yet enjoyed tho confidence Of the peo-
pie beyond the ascendancy Of the
causs profiting by his betrayal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

ssvr Becnin. she al roard touxh
~bo owns = saloon On she Bosery. -
q sfrlotug hretd aad meat 20 the
needy inhabitants Of that foraker
qssfier 81 Ses Fsf<. re does il =. a
MISTER o. unaaorusd chsTily. Look
ous Tor steve 90 tDe stage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

IN. DieNse nisEifesss great inter.
e. "a toe repeal Of tns snerman silver
purchase scf asd ths anneration 81
HsxAn. Is - pfobatda that Don's m
tefest spr.rHs from : aessre 70 relieve
ths democrats oi responsibility Ia
these rsonsatoa. matters rather than
from BIS Wells rlng % psirsotism.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-03

WufN TIE prince % Wales comes 20
attend TIE far ne haest naval SQUAD
ron 10 the world viii accompany him.
lie vii b guarded ~ the famous
ehsnael ,4nairoB Of The Englisn navy.
conest.ng Of twenty five o. the hnesl
nsyAl sssssls sfost. especially designed
for fng.ands coas: defenoes. cur
navy wlli need to move into one Of the
nEmosous lGirts IN New fork harbor
t. give thls squaaFoa sea room.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-04-05
FEDERAL COURT DRFIKD.


Engineer James Lennon Refuses to
Pay His Ffne-The Case to be Car
ried to the United States Supreme
Court.
TOLEDO, April flames Lennon, the
Lake Shore engineer who was found guilty
of contempt of court, according to Judge
Kicks decision, has, in obedience to the
instructions of his attorneys, refused to
pay his fine, and has been formally arrest
ed and is In the custody of the court. His
attorneys will appeal to the supreme court
of the United States for q writ of hsbeas
corpus and 1t will come up at Washington
as soon as possible.
ters will fight the matter to the :hittsr end
and will not spare any expense. They re-
alize that the final decision is of Vital I'm
portance to their organic alton. Attorneys
and officials think there will be no more
trouble by the men until after the whole
matter has final hearing.
General Manager 81 w. Ashley of the
Toledo, Ann Arbor and North Michigan
road says it is not a matter between the
Ann Arbor aud it's Rep, or the Lake Shore
and it's employees now, but a question be-
tween the men snd the United States, and
it will be fought out on that line. Mr..
Ashley incidentally stated that the Ann
Arbor road, under the non union men for
the past week, had been handling 80 per
cent. more cars than ever before handled
in the history of the road. He ia well sat
isied with the change
In the case of Chief Arthur, Hon. Frank
Hurd one of his attorneys says that it will
be appealed in the circuit court of appeals
which meets at Cincinnati. The appeal
will be made within thirty days and the
case will be heard within the next sixty
dsvs