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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

sou eo'iceTt roosas u Ike Windy eity
b Innah fof he nlioey K the unsso slasa-
New York Commercial Advertiser
, Mercury Ils.klnaon. Tbomas +
hssafd. |. fnses Gres. Nillism r. Nor
'rea' ff"fspe t~sses e a. ~. aar
s~sliee thai luap IL ire throat and tel
TBS Fefsosiefs lo0 pleased thes are With
tfss neF cabinet tlsicsso Dssfairh.
sam Jones expresssi his qualification
the either day tseaess. he astd among
psopis Who had 40 other punishment Tor
rape aad sesissesioa than sztesniinAfioh.
Fort NeFth stazetss.
Phil Armour IS llk,l, to h dominated
for woti1'e faiE mayo. kxsesenee has
snnsinsed he chieagoaes t4At Re = JUS
The men - nsske ends meaf- f'n'is
dslriis L&-dSei.
Wara IcAilistef rather approves -
hsspskifis tsi Nafi haFe sDy hnd u
monkey cage he psefrfs II Il y ~ stop
him irpai clustering Ire, budget
And nov i sppeafs that his faii name
- Niohsel HIKE smith. II Iislsc saith.
liks iioAe'. Great .soots..' Chicago
Mail.
Mr. Halfhright is a prominent mem
issr u tho lofuii>i party ia hnsnaafi
csNa.y, Kansas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
ANTLEn's nnowsE.
First Annual Banquet OF the Order a
Brilliant Success

Last night the Grand Rapids Order ~
Antlcrs held its first annual browse in
the looms ~ Daisy lodge. Only Eiks
that have taken the side dcgrce n Ant.
lers were present The browse WIS in
charge IL a committee. - which Fred
Shriver. .Ir.. was chairman Warren
SHETLAND and G.. W. Chauncey consti
tufed the other two mcmbers.
The banquet hall was arranged a. 4
surprise for the guests. and wae thing
81 exquisite beauty. The table was
arranged in the form cf an ellipee.
around the outer circumference n
which the members ~ the order were
seated. In the AREA - the eilipse
was round table. covered with
den by the rich folds - the
satin CLEANED a circle - electro
lamps AZ either end ~ The horizontal
diameter - the center table stood q
heroic brongc figure hearing q standard.
from which shone red. white and hlne
electric lights. Between tho smaller
table and th inner circumference q The
cilipfical table WAS banked ferns ard
tropical plants. II the ccatcr a the ia
Nor table was huge pair ~ aaficrs rest
ing upon hank ~ smiiaq. The menu
cards wcrc II red satin and we're hard.
painted In the upper icft hantl corner
was a pair 81 antiefs. eatWiacd sl,out
which aae loose bunch q daisies The
whole btiae a pretty souvenir - paisy
lodcr. % which the Ariitrs belong.
Wurzhprg'e band. cs.rccai-.l ichin3 \
pink screen. disoosrsel musie during
the banquet; The menu vas - follows.
CAL Island. an Shell.
A;noaiiilado. tati4r. fihyn<
Terrrfsn <osfp. cbatcsn j. Ro-s.
~ailai ~ Partridge a II Nautziss
FiIlfi u Ref n Mniesn tif
Ffesh Nushuo1- Nartorfunner
Punch - k.rsch
oraii Smffes Nifh hesfusfs
sweethrsnd Said. 1's,tnfaers Scc.
Porte de saint therfe.
Cfaekers tafs Nnlf.
tisars nFeh5r.
one foEsf master ne not sufficient To
the fret hsnqufi re order ever ~.
tempted. e. fanr vrrr selected T. -
Carroll. John = kHiean q "a Chaur
CIV ard q III netsfan ~ssrc the reesn
hers siius benSfea They eat a eitber
end - the AXIS - To- fllif-f sn3 every
hepie Treeenf responded - trast
Nothing more eislsaafe ~ the esy - q
s.ananef hss been afienftef II fbe sifs.
and none have h<'e1 mere ertefsiis.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

IL ree'ying 70 a sesr expressed by
Nay0f iirgsee While IN Aashineis
that jeass taachetl Honid be com
fseiiesi g. retire ffam the counsel ia the
iieirft street railway eases. Senator
Sfockbfldge i repeated IA have said:
Il don't think the nomination viii
aheef pour interests Dir. Hanchels :
ehance : confirmation is slighf. ieal
kai1u TIE session IL drawing % 4 close
and there are ~ many affairs "a come
tp that do not think We shah he able
- reach Sir. Haneaett's cas-
liver, sentence ne uttered was bris
ting with the kecnest irony. but he did
not sto, ~ that. for the next instant he
sad. speaking II President Harrison:
lie II such eise man; - much wiser
than any one else. Why did be send IN
Mr.. iianchetfs name without mention.
Ing his Intention 10 sone II Michigan :
representatives. ! nave no objection 10
Mf. Hanckett: he IL an ahle man. eni-
nently titled for the position. but MIR
obfien's appointment was urged by
Senator Mcmillan and myself My
friend O'Donne'i hers put In his best
efforts to secure his appointment, and
and what is the result Snubl,ed. we'll,
should say 80. | tell YOU that man is
4 "a hog
Remember. Senator. YOU are speak
ing of the president of the United
States" said Mr.. O'Donneil gently.
That is true enough replied the
wrathy senator. but he is pig just the
same. and his action in this matter ID
thoroughly characteristic Of him."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

When tae inside history % the ap
posntnisnt q the Hon. Benton HanehetS
o. he circuit court Judge shall bc known
the political glass houses ~ some Of our
statesmen viii be shattered beyond re-
pair Somebody has been disloyal to
the pledges made - the Only eandiiats
offered by Michigan. The unmistaxabbs
finger ~ suspicion Is pointed toward
ex Senator Thomas " Palmer. lie vas
not slone IA a treaehery that is a. trans
parent a. the light of noonday. His
partner ia the transaction IS repub-
iicAn senator WHOSE duties made L i'm
peratise that he should remain IN Wash
irgion February -
81 all the canous q honesty and recti-
tnde ia p5lities the nomination. II con
ferre,i upon any Michigan man. beicnge'i
D. the Hon. Thomas >. o'BFien q this
city Efwas .ieaic,i him through theinsiru-
paealality OF treaehery add deceit. The
authors n the same are men who were
openly and avowedly favorable to Mr..
O'Erien la the passion ~ moment
senator Stockhridge voiced the pcnt-up
Indignation felt by all honest and sincere
republicans Still tho harsh criticism
Of tAe prcsiden. Is not altogether do
served But he had been betrayed by the
mar whose political ambitions have been
frequently chee<matcd. and who nurses
resentment toward the one least az al
responsible Tor his reye1s-~. Thomas W
Palmer has run his course IN Michigan
politics. Henceforth there i laid up for
him nothing but the NORWOOD and gall
Of an ostracism he richly deserves. And
rot Tor him only. bat FOR all others who
took a hand in this despicable treachcry
IL must be understood that Mr.. Han
chett is not included a. party 20 this
deal. lie is nigh minded and patriotic
republican His character is above re-
preach.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
sIAIs PRESS SENTIMENT,

Well. what next, \ republican leuis-
la'ure in North Dakota has just elected
a democrat. W. \. Roach. United States
senator from that state. 4 democrat
returned Ia the United States senate
from one 81 the Dakotas. After that
even repetition ~ the deluge need not
surprise anybody Marquette Journal.
4 war IL words on the school book
trust has been raging in Chicago. The
trust says nothing IA reply but quietly
keeps on absorbing and digcsfing It's
profits. Next summer. during vacation.
IL viii consider the question ~ giving
the ecreN another twist.-Ja ckson
Patriot.
"Hurrah Tor Cleveland. Gresham and
Carlisle. a wet sheet and a flowing sea
and a wind that follows FAST crics
Henry Watfcrson. But which Is the
wind. which the sea and which the
sheet Mr. watterson does not specify -
Detroit Journal
In The new cabinet ]. Sterling Morton
Is the only representative ~ the vast
territory extending west ~ the Missie
sppt He shoulders should tie broad To
sustain The burden II such respansi.
'fft- az fAf1tt - ttttf"f tttft ~ swell
or shrink under the honor Muskegon
Chronicle.
IN assault BY a human beast uron
child in Detroit this week brought him
str months IN prison: a similar offender
IN Midland recently ct seven Years. IN
the chivslric esufh IL i death Al the
stake Sreh j. justice q IN a free country.
eiare Sentinel.
General Grant waa onee ctTer~d The
presidency = th~ Panama Canal coFn
rany hsit deriinrd because be regarded
The echsme ~ irnpracticahle Yes few
ren rnuld hzve sem that far through
anf sech amcnnt = money Detroit
Free Press
F.s~fm esfsr General VFaransa ksr e raisi
g. have been = hsars k~r- tv ste Read
ins siurar fa's y teii4re.l - - he
firsf TINE 'he slisfirx nislse.i rssrveyor =
geneFsi uaefehane' ever gos fhe woF1t
ed = a rest. Squire sale )et~oif Tribl
une
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

The Railroad Gazette thinks il - only
Just aad proper "a sas that u l. nov
AID always has .ses'n mistake 10 speak
- the ehsef De ls'asssps - all engineer
lac never was an engineer. and We do
not knew that be ever claimed Ia he
oae. says The Gazette. and sdds: NJ.
E.'fsl lf. however. aud more Is The pity
Governor Fowler 81 New York has "a
double" N the place az George + Han
furst. travelling passenger agent IL the
Central Hudson road They were both
on the eastbound southwestern limited
the other day. and both sat on the same
seat. and created grea, deal Of amuse-
ment.
Professor Poole, for forty wears con.
nected with the British museum. lat
ierly being in charge of ancient coins. Is
about 10 leave that institution 10 be
come lecturer in University college.
Cambridge.
Uncle Abjah Walden. who was u
coast guard in lsl2. celebrated his Tooth
birthday IN Lynn. Mass. this week. His
fellow townsmen presented him with 100
silver dollars.
Inc movement Tor monument 10
Commodore NJ. +. Maury. the famous
writer on navigation and meteorology
meets with much favor all through the
south.
At recent religious gathering in
London. W. G. Caine, NJ T.. made an adj
dress on temperance. while w. r.. Abel
acted as presiding officer.
Secretary Bayard. it is believed in
Wilmington. will seek To return 10 the
senate two years hence. when Mr.. Hig-
gins term expires.
Ii was the policy Of the late exPrcsi-
dent Hayes never to sell real estate that
he had in any way acquired.
The first occupant Of the bridal cham
her in Aflantas best hotel was Chief
Justice Fuller.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

...scfing democrat. n i not the cleo
<asa u poe partisan tiexrf they desifs
- nech as !, i r. slref one democrat Ia
a stfoesly republican district
II sill not work. The republican can
hsiatss Tor Judge viii ssand s4aarels 10
To rack The democrats All vote foF
Judge Grove. anil TIE republicsns siii
pits their tieket II there Go DO fex
rpsblicans u Overcome the united and
s,,n~piiaated opposition 10 Mr.. Iasgart,
thea DC vii fail Il slectson. II the re.
patsieans are more numerous than the
Heterogeneous eongiomeratlan opposed to
then. Judge Adzit viii be defeated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Without considering the wisdom ~
ignoring The Efficient subordinate officers
% the pciice department. the election 81
Harvey %. Carr b h~ superintendent
viii meet with general approval lie is
a. sell qualified to dischargs the duties
% ne oIsicc a. any other citizen not
familiar by personal contact With the
personnel add requirements 81 the de
partment coald - expected - be- He
- = mae - Intelligence. has god
rer1safion a. ,is, ipiinafian and prs
seseee large measure Il executive
ability.
n eoing outside the force - select
spcepsscr - Superintendent Eastman.
howeseg. the board has violated a time
tonored practice comgon % The rules
u both public snd private enterprises.
Tue men Vho have built up thu depart
merit and whose services have maize i
enc n The nlflst elective in the country
ARE rudely ignore,i q give place ~ a
gsrt'emas Nno possessing high qualia.
cafiars CO. t1r 'fcc. riust be ignorant
a. TIE practical management - such an
impertsat barsh q the city govern
reet
W merchant oeald feel justified Ia
risclrg IN iaev rerifoefl clerk ~ IA.
hea.l q hi4 credit Department xbcn M
b. AZ rrmmard tho ~.rrices y triel
end Trustworthy iieuienants Tbe Theory
a ps0n,etioU y cot nearly 81 potent as
Tie rfaetice- - the hoar3. IN passin,
c~er the faithful ard efficient sabor
dinafes u tie police department. 70
select chief. has pursued al urbrsi.
res Ike r1irse. II high grade q
efficiency - - - raairta.nr.l. merit
resf he seeoruize.i BY deserved rronio.
tiea. The captain. lieutenant snd ser
srants have httl> - erenuraxo them. 4
tbtif rewards sre - h lmst>d . She
ccnectsnsress - Iuty well performed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
ALLEGED TO BE FUNNY.

Il can't understand IL" said Mr. Gew-
gaw at the gas Office. LAST month my
bill was slo aud this month il is so.
haven't burned a bit more gas this month
than did last, Nov. how in the name
Of honesty do you account for thats"
'.You didn't pay last months bill, said
the clerk. flarper's Bazaar.
First Wife Well. Mrs. Brown knows
where her husband is every minute in
the day. Second wifc-That's the kind
n husband would like 10 have.s How
does she manage il? First wife She
had him sent 10 Sing Sing for bigamy.-
Truth.
Excited Small Boy-Oh. Mr.. Officer,
the barber round the corner just now
swallowed his razor, Officer McGobb-
If yez wull swear TO that, III run him
in f'r concealed wecpins.--Indianapolis
Journal.
Are these cigars strong?' asked the
man ~ the cigar dealer. Are they!''
replied the latter. well. YOU just try 10
pull ono and you'll sec il they are
Philadelphia Record.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
NOTES OK .eoR

N'neleen servant k;ris have oFzAnizesi
abf2 = H.fiifefos. l. / When
tnf{ aenerdrsl sit fer r4onsh Eve -
the1f nuvfeT wtre sis~hsfcesi. an,oru
ten re Ffr~ident n The nnior. Mss
ANNE hstier Thry are determined -
ssifn9 the1r orUznizatirn ever T,oru
lsizna an kiso carry tie agitation -
Brooklyn snd Nsv York
LAIR bis rsntii~o - .lse irelslssurr
we're Endorsed Nv - f.@r+~1l f,.k-~
anfon a Nex York - folsaur auepd
ing tn c,nsrirscs .ss. rrezfir~ stete
printing otee. prrss.sfirg rniea lzteie.
tiezanz haFlef 4aee~ - Ssnsias sAd
csnFu i@9Tf srAiftstfsn for esttliix
strikes anri iockoofs
II Ban.feFa Brothers SIX saia. rssef.
so. y. = 90 operatives have been
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Senator Dorian 10 rapidly moving 10
the front as the leader ot the democrats
IA The senate. lie splendid efforts IN
fehslf Of the University one fifth mill
Tar are not more appreciated than has
astste diplomacy IN out~iiting the OPP
,onents u the worlds fair extra appro-
prsafion. By a clever parliamentary
stroke he for-stslled the oraIory 81
SENATOR Fox ani silenced the guns Of
the Saginaw millionaire W atch dog IL
the treasury.
Daring the proceedings In the senate
Friday. senator Doran caught the eye
OF President oiddings aud moved 20
taae up tho report II the committee on
the worlds fair additional appropria-
ton of $4,000 Senator Fox had just
stepped into cloak rsom. but Senator
Burt bristled with eager anxiety 10 opeh
debate. II vas moved that the report
Il the committee be- not concurred in.
and nobody Offering TO address the sen
ate the motion prevailed Senator Burt
had lost bis bearings in hooking for Sen
ator Fox. and before either 81 them
could object Senator Doran had the
original house bin referred 10 the com
mittee OF the whole.
BY this bit ~ strategy. wearisome and
Improbable debate vas cut of and the
bill l. now before the senate FOR a de
cisiye vote when it shall be called up in
committee Il the whole IL is proha-
bic that a vote will he reached Wednes-
day when the bill viii be passed by a
narrow bat safe minority.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Oh. hail 10 Mr.. GRESHAM, Although the other
four
Are men who must command our warm IS
term
He Is indeed the statesman whose image DER
and - 'cr
Has come 10 soothe the voters anxious dream.
Carlisle. Lamont and Bis-ell. and also Mr..
smith
Are recognized ~ able on the spot;
but 6reshaul's claims 81 ousiufnce cannot he
dslfied With
Hoo the only nam With whisters IN fhr lot
" a<lfnEtoe star.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
MORsE AND uHL

Ii is not likely that Judge Hanchett
will he confirmed. The senate will hold
but one more regular executive session
before its final dissolution Friday night
AT II o'clock \ single objection t. the
consideration u his appointment will be
sufficient 10 postpone action for week.
Such postponment viii prove fatal 10
the appointment.
The inevitable outcome o, Palmer's
trrachery viii be the appointment Of a
democrat judge ~ succeed the democrat
whom President Harrison appointed 10
the supreme court. Thus the very con-
summation n pariisanism il was sought
- prevent viii TO brought about and
the blame will be upon nobody 50 much
a. the men who defeated the selection o.
Mr.. OBrien.
Already the democrats have begun 20
intrigue for the place. The name most
prominently mentioned is that II Judge
Morse. II Il represented that he Is in a
position "a demand recognition. How
ever this may be. his sacrifccs for his
party seem 70 justify some kind ~ re.
ward. The name - x-Asyor Uhl -
sl~o associated with the place. His
ability and 6tness arr generally con
cedcd. A very embarrassing situation
would be thrust into the canvass il
Judge Morse aEd cx Mayor Uhl we're to
contest Tor tho pr.se Tho latter nom
mated the former Tor president
in the Chicago convention. and was one
= his most active supporters ia tie
state convention. Mr. Chi would hardly
~ expected 20 wage vigorous battle
against enc whom ~ extoiied - highly
81 the txo conventions. The men ara
fsst friends - each other and to Don VI.
The result q the friendly contest viii
h awaited with interest Perhass TIE
Parret vii venture - suggest one or the
ether ard send II On Ia the authorities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Wilbur 4 Rogers II Heriden has becn
elected Department commander - the
G'onnecficnt q. A. l. Commandef
Roe.rs i eel knoen here. having been
with the Meriden pest a. tho time IL
sras;a It's memorable Welt = this city IN
i~u re was unanimously elected -
To Office ard rs hundfesl- q Grand
Hapias friends vill mite n crngrsiuiat.
inr him Ufs4n ibe honor - iborsuc b
deserved and 50 Spontaneously teDdsresi.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Having given the subject careful
ztafy and Investigation. The hard -
police cnnnu is~iarers kas practically De
csdrs - permit he policemen - resume
their snopal benefit haile This "a in
hne With the suggestions nastle IN these
oiumra L = IN line siec With spirit
n fairness and equity toward The nsen.
The ner vii accept the condition
upon which re pernais IL granf~xi Tie
Or shsir or1 Interest - boil alorf frora
- pysr'ice = ssiieiiirg nerrhants and
others - farrhsee tickets TIE ofce
i1zs feF their benefit viii - much more
rttaefests ard spontareoa- II eff 70 The
eheiee ssd esnero~ity e The puflic II
fh's cuu'ees-Ien e. fhe men TIE h,ard
las 'nrrisbed rTrof - ~ DESIRE =, rize
shove TIE tsnsiency toward inspozirr
arbitrary restrictions apon fhe r,en.
The rsen sna TIE pebble wiii appreciate
'ae sharesa s'zsfndr and re g,nd r.
suits y fem .her~frsra.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
WILL WRITE a REVIEW.

EDIToR or TIRE HERALD have read
IHE HERALD comments upon DIR.
Vaughns lecture last evening. also the
summing up OF The Democrat. Both
come 50 far short OF the true .'pithr of
the subject, that will give you criti-
cism from an engineering and scientific
point OF view at AN early day.
The interests involved are so gres.
that the humhlest citizen cannot affo.d
10 ignore them. Truly yours.
w. X. CoArS. &. & c. Il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
Must Re BY Friends.

Possibly the pension laws Of this
country need revision. but they should
be revised by friends OF the old soldiers
the republicans. Amendments re-
Gently offered by the house of represent
atiyes committee on appropriations
were actually hooted down. being so oh
noxious and crude that even democratic
majority could not stand them. Has.
tlngs Banner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

We still hear an occasional yawp from
a democratic source against the billion
dollar congress. in which Tom Reed was
the highly accomplished ear. But this
sort Of thing can last only a week longer.
The present congress will by the ith IL
March have appropriated sl.0ss0ocoo.
while the fifty first drew S9'ss. 00o. 600 out
Of the public treasury. jackson Citizen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Fashion has decreed that the black
stocking has been used long enough. and
ones. A bright scarlet with black OF
white polka dots. plaids az vivid color.
ings and all gray shades profusely en-.
broidered. are TO toe the fad. In wet
weather il is expected they will be par
ticularly attractive. Saginaw Courier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

TSis io.lgs Knsehts - pythiss sxea
rissle8 tie amp. iffd tAffsi dscfse ~
ffissf evening II ws< 80 frsf l,ars
= edrk ths dasrt* nnsef tse ,ssa
ri.nAl "a the cify La s. csrs ,irsssr,.s
tie cu@fuu,es and tse scrn~rt Sos
t.s,nfed D. VII ;. Page ADD 80 . re-
narxsssy steelie1s r'eoe q sux
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

brought 10 light thai sag sing eiothirs
il cnmp~t,nu Nth the honesf labor q
and~rpaisi zlrls and soa'en n The CHI
eAxo markets. Honesl tesiefs have dif-
fieulrles eaeugh 10 their struggle fof
eris,snc- without eomi~ting with THE
psuper labor q the east and the conssef
lak.lr Il The Hest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Ma BEspEa has had his own vsF ia
the police board. he l. ambitious ~
have bis own way ia the superior court.
IL there is anything else Mr. Bender
would like TO boss IN addition 10 Tie
democrat party II this city he viii
please step up and make il known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

WHAT has become of one Adlsi Steven
son: Wasn't he elected 10 something or
other last fall. In this discussion over
the cabinet and private secretary. part
al the machine seems 10 have been lost
sight Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

JupaE ApsErs high qualities a. eiii
zen and bsx ensisbls record a. q Judge
make hias formidable candidate. he
represents. hoseses, the ssesi q biz
self seeking partlsans and vii saiieF
uore from Yesterdays mongrsl endorse
nlent than he would II nominated as a
srraight-out democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26
MOST POPULAR TYPE,

The HERALD comes out this week in
n new dress. Ii is the custom Of news
papers 10 say pretty things Of a contem-
porary in new dress THK HERALD. in
it's new clothes, has one rcdeeming feat
ure nj least the type is BREWER. which
is the most popular type for the average
reader.-The Workman.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

oSs % the peculiarities u American
civilization i that men who a1e rated
as miIiionaires when alive frequently
turn cut. after they are dead. 10 have
been raupeFs. Rufus Hateh's life ia.
sarance constitutes the hulk II the
property he left.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

To CHAR up the reputation az an
honest newspaper man. il may be stated
that the Nye that has been snubbed by
the governor Of Indiana is not Bill Nye,
The other Nye is common lieutenant
governor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

PRESIDENT GgEESHUr Of the whisky
trust denies that the concern ever had
any improper intentions. OF course it
dfinr. Who ever hoard of a trust S
having any intentions that were not
propery
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-26

Now. how about this Thurber ap-
pointments Did Mr.. Cleveland consult
the editor OF The Parrot about il. and
did the editor recommend Mr.. Thurber.
The public ought to know about these
details.