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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12


William q. GArrisoa u Bridxeton.
Ne~ Jsreey. ia making . fortune cup
plying the market with fine quality ~
gravel Tor eaaary birds lie oSns =
piece ~ land in Salem county from
shich the gravel IL procured and hs
ships IT 10 Philsdslphia by the boat
soad
Miss Florence Marpst. daught@n ~
tie famous writer has always made
literature profession. She lives 4!ooe
attended 10y tao servants at a preit.
hii!e house IA West hens n.;ion. Lon
don. where she has remarkable coiiec
ton Il PETE dogs. t,g,ls aud flowers.
Miss Bfadton has realized the his
toric ambition II SIR Walter Scott. lao
vowed be would make floncoo ~ fiction
before he ceased writing This. with
nifty three novels staediug 20 her credit
aud still uaRaE.a, popularity. IN
probably enough.
The most beautiful unmarried Young
princess IN al Europe IL the youngest
daughter ~ the king ~ the Belg.ans
the Princess clementina She ~ Just =.
Years 81 aye, very tall. has beautiful dark
hair and eyes and carries hcrsc., like a
queen.
Mme. Pat,l has written h friend in
this country that with the exception IL
going Ia London for Few concerts. she
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

A Boston pap.'r las adopted an effect
I've method - riddIns public pisces II
well drcsscd lpsfers. Only fortnight
aso ,t wa not t-y--' bls for lady towslk
on " ashirsrrn street without beins
ogled and perhaps addressed ~ one -
tins gems. wh1. with fastionshly dressed
cornrani. us. haunted ~.,Tpe corner or
dnorFsY from which a. practice h's i'm
pertinsucrs pirrciing Pablo attention
- the nnisances The boston formal sa..
minute ds-, riptions II the dress snt sp
Iearsnce - thea. lcsfer~ day hy day. %
that "a rsslers logan to recognize and
stare q, them Fo@fs - ot~srvsesou that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

A business firm which was engaged In
settling matter # Importance had In
It's Office two lawyers. one its own and
another representing an outside estate.
A document ~as under preparation.
And these payments" said one Of the
lawyers. debating. shall Ia made rata
bly," "Yes." interrupted the other law
ycr. land please scc that the word rata
bly, Is spelled without an e" The other
smiled. and the lawyer who had made
the interruption told his story. Yes
te-t,ay," he said. Il had occasion 10 use
the word 'ratahly. probably for the FIRST
time for more than year After had
written III. syllable rat I hcsitsted far
an instant. and in that instant lost tho
know ledge whether the word WAS spelled
with an or not. ] went into Judge
Blanks Office. just adjoining. In consult
ms dictionary He was writing 1t his
disk. and IA ! passed him asked,
Judge. how do you spell rassblyr He
answered. Exactly IA am writing II at
this instant. hook over NY shoulder
looked. anil h. was just finishing the
wJTl rahplN. Nhicn Pturrn III tno
course OF y document he was writing
H. too. averrcd that be- had not believe
had occasion To nse the word for
months af least"
This may well pass for remarkable
coinciience-'hat one man should como
in 70 ask for the ortbogrnphy 81 srcoon-
dite. It.le used word AZ the exact mo
mont when another man was writing H.
-Doston Transcript
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
Current Mssif.s.

\ very graceful model for house
Jacket Is a simple round waist To- which
- applied n gathered flounce - silk or
lace which falls over the dress skirt To
the depth 81 about twelve inches There
is deep collar that il also finished with
a frill II lace reaching well down over
the shoulders. The full sleeves have
cuffs u lace turning back from the
wrists
Among the mort popular materials for
summer journeys IL hop sacki,g. These
costumes are made with empire skirt
aud round waist or with the cor-ele;ed
skirt. which has 'he half high Wa,st and
skirt all IN one. this bodice reaches we'll
up under the arms. In suite with the
corselrted skirt are blouse waists II diff
fer.nt sorts.
Blouse waists with belts all around
AMI round waists with blouse fronts and
girdles are the corsages par excellence
FOE dresses IL such light texture a.
crepaline. lace yelling challie. India silks
and the old fashioned lawns. which are
one II the reyivals - the season.
Cord pas-ementerie Jackets without
beading IN elegant designs arc imported
Ia be worn over coiorcd dresses. Elab-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

silk gr~asdanes. otKsnai~s sad iud4a
uusiina
Auons the h2Gdsene novelties Cor
summer mourning dfes~es = eiacz en-
bEoidsrei cf~f-Dn-
A sex summer tsatiie 10 wool sarah,
shIeh - almost - liglt as the Same scst
u fztTie an silk.
A favorits isD Hssstsi for light fabrics
has double skirt and a roani waist AMI
gIr,iie.
What 10 known 40 petunia red 10 one
II the most fashionable colors of the
hour
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

d~r-f. plain and fancy chaasbfsys. b
tistss and xlnghanis. De~ .Aasir- and
sesves IA crepon. lovely patterns IA OF
gsndis. Preach Lsphys AMI ha.a iash,
also fos teach add mountain eas,nsies
handsome hns - white. cream and tan
eolored duck. MARSHES. p.aus and
dimjty IA plain and striped AMI dotted
effects. AID sess asa psosa srui linens
Inc cotton erepes are 50 nnely woven
and go d.llcatsls tnted the year tia,
The. require close stieatioa io discover
that they are merely wash fabrics.
sGaii hiossoms aud vince ARE soY-n on
grounds II bolh sbite and tinted cotton
creres. giving the eject u dainty en-
tFoidegsrs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
1NlbIe RENT.

tscior', VIA power an kiii -tF.-f sdissn. -
his-.f.if arfscl Ssscl-f 90 Irfsui cas- sa.ts ~
shlaii H'sftniafi erins ctiiesgts lfst az O. fi.
s-st.fy and y a tss-sl.erf a,a..lts lric IL,
ina itshi "a al -ldfe Nstrf ltyNaf Nlth ~sfrr
whesl steam power. fsailif elevator sin
shattinr cad Taiiess, and tram aosftas &.
Tafafuf uiain bosisi4as si4is. 0ltl sss.- 4l..Iy
brtr. addlfsoB ffkEts
tirst nper. iiufen street. room eir al t.iIfk
window sdHIi'-f Tor iieit naanai a. tG'sh. fs.ut
.nis si.a per 1rsr.
30 and u HaFpn street fNo second f.rst
r'ssHl-, each ~ o. q l.-f Tnss.fh ssfA
II hcfr5 street nrBf tff.lalsf = i..f, cf.,,s
as~fiori D. fe.snss very n-at a. isr fsuf
- thrrrV sfr-ef s.-rrrf Jsnefssf. a.ratsf &
10 r,p'tils eKccil.Dt isCsBaa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

The prettlest blouses no~ shown al
the irr porting houses are those made II
the new tinted -tiss Sosen IA pulls. with
insertions Il iainty striped satia. They
are finished with lace 90 chiffon. and
they - 81 IS much as an eGtle costume
Il sammer silk. HoseFer the beautiful
fsbsie Il which they are made can he
purchased ~ the sard IN some IT the
leading ,lsy goo.is houses. ani blouses
can he made % the pulled sils al very
much lees than the importers price.
fn-r- arr Also shosn charming Russian
blous-s maze Il houGcing lace IN black.
~hlte anu ecrG. and th.s~ niodels give
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
FOR A SUNDAY TEA
How 10 Prepare an Appso,is2
Repast.
OLD TIME SUNDAY MEALS


IL oisien times shen 49, we're invited
o. d saasisy evening tea se kne n fall
srli What ssa.ted - The table. e,,g
sFet 9TH sEDss linen. the beautifully
Piiished silver. the pgfy biscuits. tried
oysters. caIpp.d beef. delicious cup a
hot TEA al -sidl~.s variety II hight cake
and az east two dlshes q preserves
froai the housewives store room. t.
say nothing q picklrs abi chees~. two
stand ~ elements Il The substantial
nlral
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
II. J. DE COLA
REAL ESTATE AGENT.

hophs ANbt Tow III 81 y.
hon SALE HOUSES AND LOIS
line r4od'fu ntns fs-rnl hease "a T,.rsau-
ss'hue, east frnnts.fe. owned 4, nsli fsxsdaut.
must Ill hafsatfi- Ala sur ua faft..n az.
Tue. sish; ressus- corurf lot tnr .sn - 9th
Lafayette. Ntfh furnace. bait and al f-l.aisru
improvements. t'ne nii ttffnrr axrnus. fss4s.
T~'nis corDnr i..i st--i barn. harsaaB ssse
81 ~nirsl avenue lsrss sr@-s.. enc "A.
North Prospect. one 80 Hs.-tnsrs one ga Hssh-
ari aveDgr. Also two isosss. .sii t-uter str.--,.
Z" exchange fot i'stc ard lOt c.ntra,s l,casai
I~" iH"u~rs s.n a. -iFs-t stusrs,,l kalAna.z.o
avenue ior .@4s sT eSehsns~
FARMS HpR SALE pR f.Ns'HaNssF
ifsl ~ a. Isaiprias-r ,uwrshif. a f.n- sts,cS
farm ss,i clAs ioarn isrs'c BAN sfnan hou--.
- acrts improved balance t-..~t fnafl. .lss
a"i ash ilutsT, iog sAis 90 skchahlr. ia city
IfniaFff
"a acT.s fsrivr fliirs fn6fa city ono 90 the
is'-t stock uairf farms g. tba stai~ vi
~aisrs~i WITH sprins brssok to- Fs~s8 orchards
~ farm two so.,d houses. su-si bafl4s and nGss-
clsSs sol.
ol, - acr~s sis rniles fr,sfn city. good hniiI
inss, good orsharsf and g,..-i lard
have ais, uu4l.isrf 20 fins Ilncss 20 csrvs-s
isnds near the cisS rHnxi1s from eve "a fostx
acre..
have lots IN all parts II The city 10 ssl aud
sschanr-
House. ta rent
Mono Ia ioan on god real Stat security.
n la foLlA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

e'sihss.s, corner sssutt fsisisi..n snd ps.ses.ss
ssfsci io'e, cArh ssNstA ~tfh lrafls allalsxa.
isrssfef a. si'll - ~ 'sfie io~ I.f4os
optssite 1 naaa a. pa ~ nss0fh lslsis sfrt.~t
s"t Ahtt sith ir~.le bUt1ils.s l.3ys1s .,...a
lns~fs.-fi.
Ia N.ftt Division sfrsft c.aftias fsfas sal
avenue. scfs IlTUtts dseliis. .f ~ s.aiat 1ttf
az without sdJsstnsrs lot. nsr slaa
- berry, .ust st-se ssfuaT 80 gafsr-.s
sIsesdta rs<tarfs,s, fsfts,sf ..lasia,4.sa st.s..
AIT hst sts heat Ip r,-sn4.
lot, northwest corner S,cih Dis.fiaa sua
- -ofid stsuLe. s1IL
Lot. Gorth~est corner hr,dss aala i.atc.ia
With tr-iae buildings tfasa1s lluaola ia I.
-IfriS1
Let, southeast conner htsf1aan sna Iass
streets, ta-8Isl
North~e~t cornsT Hall End Center str-s,is "a
about 49, WI iraIle nutlAaass.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
FACTORY FOR RENT.

Tie f.ruf sfssff 80 hirh hss~r-se-i' hFies ss-
49, tntif ~ svrfs fs-ef e~~nr,ef ~
sisa~d Eari-. fe.t B~i' -ssrerV rifh We'es
pow sfasft ru.ss~f eie-s'srf main sAsfrfes-
49, 49, s.-r-. frr--saais'.1f srraff - fsfs-s,H
s-f-s ~verF..F nrrpsny sfye ~ lrf ts-i<;
t.s.t-s..- 49, As = HrfsssFyf
8trrn fho y s~farsn fTusf sss-,F.a-s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
ANNUAL. MEETING.

cvFrCr 80 fEs ffssr bssff- sprraA
~ rsFVa f~p ilssN As-f.fs~rrs-
tsEssu kasfr@ ks~f,. ssF 81 Issf
- srrreE fsr-fsfss r tts ssfft frsiaiffrs -
D. tears hrF - NHfss=i isr iifffrs Hfa fssssr
rrs.r - 't-r sffr,srs- - = rHrtrsr- sFc hs
es.rff.af = aret. -.f.-- t-sfr~-s rsaF ersrs
rrf stt - fFir ~ ti. rfFe - gee
.s-f- stian rf-.-f a p a. s~~frt - ldsne 90
= ss,isf 49, g. iar - q rsers , 70
% al bh. as-rf@tsrEs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
~ A. ESrAyE.


fsrss ssss.ss istsss As.les thsr,), sxo~pr
tsesug nss io<stssn- large dsallisx. "a
ssisa With az Sstlsss1i sdssinfnx ins "a. ssss>
>ssths-~i esrosE . Istl .se1ss ~sd 1sEt.s<
itds very ie~ ssfsar..
I've ioss a. Lafayette str-es, scetE ri rslsAy
aseaus-
Two iess OF s@aissss sss1ss. nsstA Il FsftA
sseaes. esst 'front.',
Lot 90 f.rs-es ss,4ss. beet Wealthy. Esx16sy
vefs desirable
Nefthss~i corner Asse1a ana ss.cklHs. sus
ss1t1 ~ith ffStsss ssofs< 1sa a~.lilEs.
~ >ssetth sseH.s iso2f Ss..tt Inv t..un
street. too siory d~ellla- 9th ss<sd ia loo
psire.
- sbory. eornsf 1ssienson- ss.,si Tes sde.ee.
a. rs-snss
% Nurth io1as. A. nssn fairk c~ali s.x and
harm bit l@sis IA lssst sissy. .xoo,stse.a.llg
ss-rt Isroisrts.
IoEis stfe-t south ~ Hal. lat iIa1 - ~ssa
b&rl.
ts~b - sHsons. ss.Dsss. estsnfsns frxsn.
MHaiss'a sseUas to- oil--e .s~ssc. i.saasisa -.
TIE ssDFth ., NsBis suests che t-,si l,.s.rs a
ia"leffs IA this scetitU isf Iattsrs "a .aso.lsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

VIII stay in Craig y Nos till October.
Then she aad her husband are To sail
Tor New York IN the new steamer Luca
MIA
Miss =. T.. Fuller ~ New York ia the
first woman IL receive a government
contract for engraving.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
MONEY 70 Loan.

no yOU WANT MONEY! II -. ypn ~ilIfr
- ~ Ia jour All, antago Ia tpjuFo bor-
inx.
We mske loans on household Goods. pian.~
horse. wagons. personal property .f any
Kind Mt the lowest possible rates and ,n the
quickest possible time.
Our loans are mad. wi,hou, publicity AMI
the property is left ia Jour individual i-rssc,
sinE.
Loans car h. carried as long . desired az can
bs pad I'M full. or in part. at any time Re- sal,
your convenience and any part paid Tcdnccs the
cost of earn ,ng TIA. loan
IL ,ou owe a balance furni,nrr. PIANO or
other property. will LAY itup fot yuu. and
Gerry "a lons a. you desire.
We also make loans the buii1ins and loan
association plan.
Our offices are the rlsst pleasant IN the CITY
and arranged thst parties callirx uIon
mas b. waited upon quickly and ooufte-
ously.
k.Tnsr,ltsr tia, Won hsve the use 20 beth the
property aud the money cad can return the
MONEY AZ any tune.
GRAND RAPIDS NoRT.A GT LOAN 60.
Room =. Tower biloxi.
Corner 80 MoDns|. earl ard anal sis-
L,oR a loan on real estate $50 John 4. Martin
No. 20 anal street q
NIcNTl LOANED Tor short time in largo ~
vi small amounts IN any form 81 good s.Cur
it,. Frank A Neru~T. ~ Michigan 1Tust
fslld.ng. cor. PrsTl aud tr,s~s stFcsi- Isie-
i'hore iiH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

= -,s..ie -,,f, ,s -osne ,iras.sf esa sfaspsl
e. .,,r,rr,.s sesf arr tn.r-s sasle = ,ist
a $500 ufa-er in shifs AMI s1ia~a
Ida ssu.J.s sasssa. EslIE-~i alls. ssbtss,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

the economist a very good idea regard
ing the utilization Of lace dresses that
have been land aside.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
WANTED 70 BUY.

WANTED House and lot Centrally loea'rd
w will Ray cash aud balance n vacant
property. Inquire OF Willard X. triiiiths, No.
otanal street 4.
L>oR SALE House and lot centrally located
j for sale cheap Viii take g,-@i dfiviag
horse ss FIRST payment, balance an oasy term 8.
Cali and zee Willard *. nrifiishs, No. Canal
street 4,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
MTsCELLANEoOS

ITgNIIpN faNiE- Fraus isus' ~
y vsiofef -tu s-isrr- sasr t0ff sfa co. irss
arsufeef -ss ies irsirr.f tsF-fls -. para
90 rssraissf e@ssirsns a. ~ f1stl f-srs Z -.iIef
80 Erst.a. s~Es
'ENrFsrfTfs~ = al se7s-- rrasra a. -
b rosu ~ itpr.ffsrf Ia. s. N.sa-re street,
atNrrY esa~ nah se.n str.r NJ
- srsi Sewers
ArAH1FN 81 shs u~s FL ref
" ~. ffs rffHs rtt ~ fl.ffar te
ra.t = ,ssss sass~ - ussi~1. Nas.A Recipes
ssss.r.s Ates
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
CNni1s @eCAseD.

'Eki.F fHps 49, kafrisf Hclf xhs-
j esrs col r-tastF rhs - nstrs srls fhe s.s-f
rssfsf a ~ ehs-rauT n- usere thsR men $40
r. srs1fnd afi-ttanr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
GEORGE ROElOFS,
Who wae,ta

- W. . ~. aitsfs is,u-s so ~ q.
fps.s 'ssor svsts ~ ~ is.-siid krrsfsFlh sfss
tn s~~t - ws.sf 81. s-H 90 Ro~~l tsrszzA,
A1o.-=s la.. a. wk.<szn>k. hsrsie c.lzua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

IA known shesn for noosos Encw sneu
no more. foS thar iaapsA<nos Wa RS
proof Hsalnss rsdscats.
Thoss vho hz2Ses rscpsvs sscA sssso-
ton - tins: The yosng rnsa whD wss
dsscnesd On Saturday Ia tAs long blss
box coat sGd tanned shoes u ssill hang
ing around. but his stand - hot ~ steady
by say means The lasn In he Lonx gray
eoss. Who wears stk tile . little ths
worse for wear as all hoau q the DAY.
10 still holding his place psssolliae sSs
cost from the Adams Houss - BoyL
saou street. "-ExchAuxu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

Want Columns
--------------------
LOST.
of tok SALE ca k.ss,siri street. " te>s
sA.s froht ~ a. fset, a fsss alley. in2s.ise
No - hAA<f.sek sirexs a.
HEIS WANvEO MALE.
WANfED aes,ris.s painter 10 take shsrss
w 81 chop kUsscfsI N~soS g. a.
NVANIkD oas ars,-ela.. hana>..,ur .,
w ..nes. i.sissias hanGfseisr.ng 20. Bel
ding Mich -
NANfkp ~, or yoUns lAis 10 Ted pres
ife~risssl App1l this nsosnigs AZ hetsia
WA>rED ts.rd hansi.awy.r az the Hss,.
~, inss char ana liable to, hastiuss,
Mich. a.
WhNrtD-A yS-,d blacksmith. ArTis a. %
w Nee Aiarieh hls~k. Sitf
WANTED IS EIi,k ANpsToxt MAsoSs
w az the buildsr. sna Irstess Exchange.
iuf sieads sofA during Tie baiidtiss sss-s.n.
AIpls al once. iaf
HELS WANTED FEMALE.
WANTiD ,onpetsn, rni ,nr hoas~e,
small amily ana 20 4 sscs rci~rst c.
required. Ms. shepPard. - kellogg siEsst-
WANTED competent Person fer general
h".se~ork no Washing aud ironing good
~sses- "s'ath ir~p-ot s'fesa a.
WANTED German sul for general house
" work. Mr.. I. I, wsri. No. ntbiaks
i~, avenue. a.
WANTED competent s.snsiTres: que
w able ~ cut, M and make dresses. at a
North Prospect street. 10
WANTED 4 eolnpst.-nt hoasemaid Mr.
W "o hnshsrt. sis Fountain street a.
WANTED dressmakar; mas, und-rstand
w enlting anu lifting. Call al ~ Nj. Yer
non street "
WANTED competent girl. SWEDISH pre-
W f-rrei god wages paid. Mr.. Charles
r. Aerc,er. No. ot5 Wealthy ayenu.. 4.
WANTED Ladies To write a. home inclo.e
w STAMPED envelope. lila Wert. sec.
Sruth Bend Int. n.
WANTED A giri for general homework
w Apply at once to No. Va Paris avenue Il
WANTED AGENTS.
->--~>~~---~--->~~~--~-~~------~-
WANTED Local and travelling saie-fnen To-
" sell lubricating oils. Apply for terms to
The De'erichs oil 90, Cleveland. Ohio. 10
WA>1ED Two agents at - Crcscent
w avenue. 4,iuo
WANTED In every town In Michigan
w agents and ranvasS~rs In handle newell
ties and household sp.ciai'ies. Call or adj
disss with references, the Gravity Twine Rox
company, III Griswoid street. Detroit, Mich
WANTED SITUATIONS.
~>~>~>-~- - >~--~~~~>~-~-~ >---
WANTED Work by man az large experience
W IN opening, ,eping and closing books
and clerkinx; No. references. Address r.
$50 Highland avenue. city. ..
FOR RENT ROOMS.
->>>>~>-
kNoR RENT Nicely furnished roo,ns with
! board. AZ ia Island street. cue block south
Fulton park a.
kNOR RENT 4 suit 81 furnished rooms On
i the ground floor. furnace heat gas. bath
sn1 spring water. Call before AZ a. IN or
after y. ~. ,i2 Bartlett street, opposite South
D,isr"n street school. Sltf
k>oR RE\T-turnished rooms In the Wine
gar block: steam heated, gas and bath
MONS No. 10 South Division street t-I6-d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12

she sntl~A-
she-I see there " great dsal of stTik-
ing Tor shorter hours
He-Ye.. hat know how 20 make ths
hours shorter without striking
she-Indevd. Howl
He-siInply by calling on you. The
hours 20 hike minutes when am here
New York lr-cs-
Well Guarded.
"Squibbs u perfectly foolish about hts
baby. isn1 hsg'
"why do you think sos'
Well. every time the nurse takes the
baby out for an airing there's police
man with her Chicago Inter Ocean.
DO not fail II attend the Leland Park
opening tomorrow. All invited.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
FOR RENT HOUSES.
FOR RENT BUSINESS.

LNoR RFNT-Safety deposit vaults and store
i No. Il Fountain street. Inquire at music
store. - OTTAWA street. tS-H
LNOR RENT-Furniture rooms. Three largo
II hoors. suitable for wholesale furniture
business, In tho Shepard block. Inguir. ut
the music store. .si Ottawa street. ST.
LNOR RENT-Thrce stores on Fountain street
u ~. Il and ~. lnquir. at music storc .,
OTTAWA street. f5'f
L>Ok RENT Offices and halls n the shepard
U block on Fountain street. Inquire Al the
music store, ~ OTTAWA street. tStf
LNOR RENT No. y, Canal street vscan, aud
u for rent John X. Martin. No o. Canal
street. a.
v>OR RENT The four story and bascmen.
j building. ~ >o. Pearl street, on long
lease. ~ responsible party Inquire of 4. clark
living. phone A'. Is'f
L>OR RENT The stores occupied by
j Weatheriy Pulte. ou Fearl street
Possession givon May I. For particulars in
gUiro ~ fnos Putnam. - Monroe street 3f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-12
Belle Ph1A0 addition.
For Rent.

Pleasant Suite 81 ak large rooms ground
foor. with wcodhouse. cellar. bath. well, els
tern and city wster, gas. etc, on West bridge
street so ii location. Cali cary AZ you wish To
secur. this at SIS per month
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-07-12
OVER A SCORE DEAD
Ten Corpses in a Heap at the
Exposition.
RECOVERY OF THE CHARRED BODIES

Burned So That Many Were Unrecog-
nizable - Terrible Suspicion That the
Tale Is Not All Told and That the
Full List VIII Never BE Known-Talk
of the Responsibility-Great scheme of
Relief Proposed-Aueged Find at the
Base of the Elevator shaft.
CHICAGO, July l2-The Herald says that
it is learned "that ten more bodies were
found in the ruins of the cold storage
warehouse last evening. The men who
made this discovery tried to keep the
knowledge from reaching the public ear.
But it came out in some way, and was a
widespread rumor about the fair grounds.
The report was afterward verified. Nine
of these bodies are of men and one of a
woman.
"The corpses of the dead lay piled all in
a heap near the foot of the elevator shaft.
When the searching party discovered the
remains a large crowd of morbid specta-
tors surrounded the fire lines. The enor-
nifty Of the unexpected find staggered the
firemen who had made the fearful discov-
cry. After hasty consultation it was de-
ciied not tc take the bodies out in the
presence Of the watching thousands"
Rock Island daily Argus., 1893-07-12
GREAT SCHEME OF RELIEF.
Benefit Day at the Fair for the Widows
and Orphans.

Benefit Day at the Fair for the Widows
and Orphans.
Practical human sympathy has been
aroused by the terrible disaster and that is
one piece of silver lining to the cloud
Subscriptions and offers of help are coming
in all the time Besides those reported
yesterday the following have been re-
ceived: Potter Palmer, 1000; Secord &
Hopkins, 500; Director Schwab, 500; for
eign commissioners from Italy, Germany,
Austria, Russia, France, Spain, Turkey.
Egypt, Switzerland, Sweden and Ceylon,
$50 each; British, Guiana and the Neither
lands, S25 each; Commissioner Hovey, OF
Massachusetts, $50, and Commissioner
Mackie, of Monaco, SO, making total of
Sa45 from the foreign commissioners.
Everybody is anxious to contribute
| money. The Cliff Dwellers company will
give performance for the benefit of the
dead. \ substantial sum will no doubt be
realized from special benefit perform
ance of the Military tournament today in
the Stock pavilion. There will be pa
| rade of the entire brigade in the Court OF
Honor before the performance and the band
will play requiems in memory of the he
roes who perished in the flames All the
receipts will go TO the relief fund. The
British soldiers volunteered their services
at the fire and helped to keep the mass of
frightened people in order. Employees of
the exposition and concessionaires and
Others who are engaged in various work
at the fair will contribute the price of an
admission, so cents each tomorrow.
But the banner proposition came by
letter to President Higinbotham from
| Charles I. Yerkes, the street railroad
president and director Of the fair. He
suggested that the directors should desig-
nate one day on which all the receipts at
! the gates should be contributed to the re-
lief fund. His idea is also that persons of
means who can come to the fair that day
| should pay as much over 80 cents as they
! felt inclined for a ticket of admission.
President Yerkes said he would pay s., 500
for his ticket. Il am in favor of the prop
osition,' said President Higinbotham,
| ''and | shall submit it to the executive
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