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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-13
EVERETT AND sSonoMfsH ROUTE
STEAMER MABEL

Leaves Yesler's wharf Tuesdays. Thursdays and
saturdays a. : r. "a !nr Edmouds. NuSiitso. Nv
ereit, AaEysyi.!>, l0Scu aui SA0n0ullsh
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FAST TINE n ,or

Connects with boat for Snohomish. Connects
with steamer Bailey dA;zert FOR Tacoma
Trips daily including sunday
To take effect Monday. September -
SEATTLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION ca.
CLAUD TROUT. RRANK W. 0OoDHUE,
Praa k>uy.
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sERCu ASD!sE.

Hsps-Qgic. ana erin.
Cla.e-J ptlpus. closed steady. - - - points
up ~alc- were -. a. tags, including January,
81 as3ItU5, February, Sli7.tG ga; May, s. %
q 80 -pol K.o-Flr.a AID quiet; No. :, To-. %
-1..ar-Eaw. quiet and fra; refined. duh
ana steady. th A, s. a. =. mould !, l5-l6 +;
~t-a ta-4 \ {lj-lt,g4 -: eoa:ernoners' \. 70
81 d.. cut ioa;, --iht3A -. crushed, 5-itso
T. : ros tered 1 I5-l6Gias,: grauu .ateI, 1 lI-lo
u T.. cube. / LOO -.
copper! alet ana s.e8Gy; LAKE, s.2eo.
lead E.si 2; domestic. s -
lIu-Siea1y. >tral.s, So.
BOSTON STOCK ExCHASda
Ros-oN, Jsu. IT .os-ng:
A,chi.oa ........- - san Diego .....,..'II3
Burlington. t. Bel Ieie. hone.. -
AtL- teatra. Com llsA
IBID
CHICAGO BOARD OF TR.DE-
CHICAGO. Jan. Nv heat-ActIye, opened =
glc hitter On good general buying: declined
sc Oh heavy local offerings, rallied &c Oh COW
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h0nds-Duii and steaiy.
FINANCIAL.

Money on call-Easg: Closed, offered. 2iS per
cent Prime paper, i2Gt7. sterling exchange
Quiet bat hrm; sIxty-day bankers bills, 81 81;
demand, sLoA
bonds
{. : Is (reg)..... 1885, t. :. e. coupon. Il9}t
"a 10 :,
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T ACONNER ROUTE.
STEAMER FAIhHAVRN.

Leaves City Dock, Seattle, daily eacep. satur-
day at q D m, Tor Edmonds, Clinton. Tuisp.
Browns Point Langley. CoupsYtls, san Ia fucA
OAK Haroor. C;sAlady and Laconner. Returning
leaves LscoRaer l. II. for Seattle, covering same
route 7. GREEN. Master
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BAY Inside HoUrE-

FARE TO tNERETT. soc.
TO ~&DHOMISII. Sn,.
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Manhood Restored p!

DON NE;T & STEW RI. success
ID ors t. - {. Sborey - 60. tnae.tasers,
corner II Third and Columbia streets Te.e-
phone M y.
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MINING STOCKS
EASTERN ETS.
NEw YORK sTOck ExcHANor.

NEW YoEK, Jan. 1.-The stock market was
unusually active today, largely due to increased
activity among professionals, who succeeded in
marking mp prices sill along the line without
the aid of the public. Tae feature was tho re-
uewed support accorded inGustrials. Sugar
shows q gain of 81 per cent The general rail
read marke. is rather quiet
Government houds-Duii and steaIy
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-01-13

DACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers IRON seattle Is follows:
For San Francisco. via Port Townsend and Vio-
toria a. y. m. passengers received On board at
p. M January 8, Is, 20. %.
For Alaska January and n
From San Francisco for Victoria and Puget Sound
ports at . m, January 8. Is. 20, "a.
Tickets may be obtained 1t the ONCE Of the COM
nany, u Ocean dock, Seattle
GOoDAL PERKINS 4 CO.,
General Agents. San francisco
J. II. JOHNSON. P. =. Supt.. Seattle
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8 TEAHERS.

STEAMERS.
FLY ON THE FLYER
SEATTLE TO TACOMA
In enc hour and twenty-five miuussA
THE STEAMER FLYER
Having been rebuilt, is the finest passenger
steamer on the Sound. Regular daily and sunday
Trips, Seattle Tacoma route. as follows:
TAKING EFFECT
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER Is
Leave Seattle $50 & m. 1850 .. m. and 500 n.
,harp. Daily except Sunday.
Leave Tacoma 1880 m. 1880 = "a. and s.s0
p m sharp Daily except sunday.
SUNDAY TRIPS:
Leave Tacoma a N. and p. IN. shafu
Leave Seattle $50 g m. and d D. M sharu
Landing At n. p wharf, Tacoma and Comma
sal dock, foot Of Marion strest, Seattle
n w. BAKER 4 CO. BAKERS DOCK,
II. foot Of University street
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP coNpANX
PORTLAND sHArrLA vAHoouvIA
1lrst-elass Steel stssmships
HAITIAN REPuBLIo AND WILMINGTON
Ca rrying freight and passengers, leave every ten
days For passenger and freight rates. exact sail
Ing dates, etc. apply TO
H ". BAKER 4 CO. Agents
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-19
women ~ luventors.

The list Of things patented recently by
women show how they are devoting
their thoughts to the problem of tighten.
ing household labor. Occasionally some
thing intended for the identifying Of
womankind creeT,s in, nut for the most
part tho inventions are daily household
necessities. ~
During tho last two months, for in
stance, Mary A. Marks Of Toledo pat
ented q washing machine; Nellie d.
Waters Of Kansas City, . vepor burner;
Elizabeth Macintosh Of Little Rock, .
dough raiser; Hattie Merrill Of West
phalia, Kan, clothesrin; Theresa
Fischer Of Baltimore, skewer for clos
ing fowls; Annie Bodin Of San Francis
CO, an invalid bed. and Alva Hollander
OF Aellis, Mass, . dustpau.
Another fact rs interesting q tho
kind Of things patented y to be noted in
this connection. It is that almost all Of
the patentees arc western women. It 10
said that the Worlds fair has proved .
great incentive to inventive genius, and
that tho numbe6 Of women inventors
has increased since the expositioa.
Cincinnati Enquiries.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-19

TICKET OFFICES:
S9S Robert St. 127 Third St. So,
Hotel Ryan, Guaranty Bld)
St. Paul. Minneapolis.
or Union Depots.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-19
PACIFIC LIMITED
VIA
SOO-PACIFIC LINE.

RUNS DAILY FROM ST. PAUL
AND MINNEAPOLIS TO NEW
WHATCOM. VANCOUVER VICTO-
RIA, TACOMA, SEATTLE, PORT
LAND AND SAN FRANCISCO
SHORTEST ROUTE, QUICKEST
TINE AND FINEST TRAIN TO
PUGET SOUND POINTS, ALASKA,
JAPAN, CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.
SLEEPER AND UPHOLSTERED
TOURIST SLEEPER TO NEW
WHATCOM, WASH, DAILY WITH
OUT CHANGE.
j. F. LEE, Dist. Pass. Agent,
232 S. Clark St., Chicago.
First Class Limited Rate, $500
Second :" =. 1900
Round Trip to Puget Sound
and North Pacific coast
points, $3.50
San Francisco, First Class, 5000
Second Class, $500
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-19

Admiral skcrrctt. the officer In command Of
our naval forcc ou the Pacific station, has
frankly stated that. Ia his Ulinion. the lu.ation
VI trss,ps Was inaslvisab!c u they wcrc landed
for the prutc.tiou Of American citixcns wio-e
Sssi<lcnses aud PLACES Vf businers, we'll ~ the
lcrntsOO and CONSULATE. were In . distant part
III the ~ bat tbs loration selected was q wisc
enc u thu forcer wore lapdcti for the purpose
IL support ne the provisional government II
any pcril 60 life and pruprrty calling for any
surh martial array han existed 0rcat Brifaiu
and other foreign rCwcrs Interested would NO.
10 pguso.t their citixens. But they made no
elm N that directiun- When ths,se armed u,en
WrSr landed tho city Of Honolulu va In its
There was mn eymlaoin u riOt % disturbance
IN sny quarter. hcn. wusnrn,. and children
Vure slpuss the streets ~ us al sad p0thing
vnrjed the or1linsry routine or disturbed the
OrsiinaSy SsanQutltt. except Oh las.dinR u tile
HpssIn's nsast6es and u .tr nse ch thrUu III tue
oUu6. Sho fnrt that afscf ssvtng called tUr tie
lAs0tng q ~ unitsd Stssss i0scD - ths plsa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1893-12-19

10 y uunece~ssry Ia set forth the rensou
winch IN January. i<xl led 70 CONSIDERABLE pur-
6lUu Of American and other foretrn merchants
esd TRADERS ut Honolulu to fsvUr the snnexa-
SSuo VI Hawaii Ia the nited statss. u N SUM-
c1uot "a note the fart ard tn observe that tho
uQu30-t vn- one whirh WA xenlusly prDmpted
II u minister represeuting the United States
= Shat csvuntry. lie cvitlcntly had IN ardent
e1Qu1pe that if should lecDnae y fact arrO0-
$3.50 ~ ~ agency and during his mtutaeSy,
- Wos not inconveniently serupalsus ~ 10
- 0onoe SmplOyed r. that end. On Nov. -.
% nsaely tIo nonths lsfc.e The n.st oycrs
3 ~ h6Witan .ryvernment and The
S1os9QesA esaasesr q ilsw iian territory 20 r.
6SSS03 00oooA ~ addressed hing lsstGr 70 H.
SSWUo1Gy u oonoA 10 which thc csse f0g anse1r
~ Vco s1nhuguorly argued, % mural, .pulit-
- - oUDn0tcn1 oroands. He refers 10 eho
sIS11 a. Gekl1lsy hll sd H. ssn.
r - Gu9oA9 dspeeciastUo - seunr
GlI7lk - 1c.ssss 9. .,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

James Seymour Of Dwight avenue
met With a serious accident Wednesday
night while returning home from lodge
meeting. Some miscreant mad stretched
a ware across the sidewalk. over which
he tFippcd and fell heavily. AIR. Sey-
moar Is a large man. weighing nearly
10 poundA lie fell with such force
that his arms were severely sprained
and he suffered % much pain that he
could not sleep At 3 O'Clock be arose
from bsd 10 bathe bis arms with aTnica.
whsn be tainted and fell backward.
strIkiag his head on q sewing machine.
his wife ana sister-in-lav we're the only
parsons ia the house with him. and
they we're thoroughly scared az thoy
were unable 10 LIE him on bed Or re
we bin. After = time he recovered
Consciousness. and aeighbos called a
doctor TO attend him. II vas feared
that the Tall he took CD the walk had
caused internal injuries. Tie vas too i'll
yesterday morning to lsavc his bed 10
- supposed that the wire over which he
fell sas placed there by boya
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
Po.toalcc Reoeipes pccrea.e.

The amount OF stamps sold ut the
poetoffice for the month of October was
s9.5i0l6. as compared with el0,lT25l
for the same mouth one year ago. The
envelopes sold were s5.l7l3O, az con-
pared with si.92l95 for October 1902.
The falling OF in the total receipts last
month as compared with the came
month one year ago is e2.il6 The nat
ursl increase under ordinary condit tons
would have been sl.000 or over. The
receipts for the past five years have
shown an increase az about $1,000 per
annum. but owing TO the financial strin-
gency Assistant Postmaster Melis est
mates decrease this year Of $500
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
HAS A NEW MATRON
mrs. BRONSON SERIOUSLY III
she Wa osaigsd - Resign - Ne
Children's his~s On Aocosss
o. RaiiiAg nsaAsA

The many friends az the chiitirsn's
hosns viii % sorrowfslly disapp<dntsd
10 learn that Afs bFonsoa. the e,eens
mstron. has found IL necessary ts resign
on account Of III health, and that she
now lies a the y. b A. home 10 . pre-
carious condition. Yesterday the beard
u manszers sppointsd a. her successor
Miss Anna Livingston. formerly matron
II 81. Marks hospital who wiii Al eacs
assume the duties Of her charge
Daring the few mortks that Nrs- Broa-
sou wss IN charge q this grand insiitu-
ton abe sndexred hsfself 10 the Little
vards under her protection aud son
the confidence Of the esflnabie women
composing the board Of managers and
members Of the organization The
home has never been In better condi-
ton since its organisation than II 10 at
the present time. and this condition Of
Affairs IL the result. in great measure.
Of the efficient work Of Mrs. Bronson.
Her resignation was regretfully ac-
eepted by tho board, but II was made
imperative by her failing health. IL IL
thought the interests Of the home viii
be advanced under the supervision
Of Miss Livingston, the new matron. as
she takes the work after successful
matronship al St. Marks. and her
ability and efficiency are unquestioned.
The prospects, for the continued pros
perity Of the home are bright The
rules governing the admission OF wafds
have been amended - that children
under two years OF age may be admitted
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Henry Bennets. bookkeeper for the
tioshrn Sweeper company and ex-cap-
tain Of Custer Geard. ". - T.. was
elected cartasn % Orchard division No.
IL. a.. K h. o. T. NJ. some time ago.
bat % account Of business interests has
found II necessary 10 ressgn- Tho Oh
vision viii elect Ms successor next Mon
day night
Thomas Croker. a prominent con-
tractor % Big Rapids. and bride stepped
al TIE CITY a short time yesterday on
their xay hone from Allegan. the brides
former home. TIE bride uas Miss Hart.
the charming daughter OF Judge Hart
u Alsagan. and the tnarriags Was per-
formed Thursday night
Leonard Eastman. who was indicted
by the United States grand jury for
s9sadling his brother out Of $1,000 pen
sion nloney and surrendered by his
bondsmsa. Was brought from Mice 10
tbs county jail yesterday by United
States Marshal ClarNe.
snortly after 10 O'Clock last night Pa
TRUMAN Wsieh discovered fire In Oscar
Abyss tish market at No. fu5 Canal
street. and dc burst open the door and
extingulshed 10 before much damage
caGght from a stove.
since the advertising - property for
deiiaqrsnt taxes began. the county
treasurer oliice has oecn crQwded with
YORK Taxes for the years l-3i and
lsLs2 are icing paid on four times a.
many descriptions as IL usual o. adver-
tized lists
The Lincoln club Is making arrange
meats O. receive the e.ecticn returns
from oatside states AZ the club rooms
next Tuesday nignt The committee
viii have the program Of entertainment
ready % announce tomorrow.
The Grand Rapids Vapor Stove con
paDy nled a chsttei mortgage yesterday
Ter $50 IA trust 90 Charles Chandler.
The company owes IL employees eco.
the N.tional City bank 800 and III
LEONARD s,oas { 90. sieo.
Yesterday George Cog-hall. member
Of the board q equalization and revsox.
awar,ief The con,ract for grading toe
isn sroands d William Powers Tor
$3.50
Tickets OF coupon books ranging from
a. e. e. and good Tor that amount IN
laundry work may be purchased At any
u the lsundries at Discount Of ) per
cent
Louis Nnkuski "a No. Ia Davis street.
> b0y 20 years Old. was ar rested and
pisreJ 10 iad last night on a complaint
niaie fer trusncy.
The funeral q the late Catherine Mo
lonev. sho sas ssphy mated Wednesday.
VII os held frcm ST Mays church IN
Cascade to-day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Canal Street Pole Question still Under
Confederation

The council committees did the usual
amount OF small business last night.
The special committee appointed sew
eral weeks ago 10 see what could be
done on Canal street regarding The pole
question. IL has been proposed TO leave
the present round iron poles in the
street. hut 20 run a guy wire 10 the
buildings on each side Of the street. and
thus give the poles . substantial sup
port. The great difficulty will be In
gettinf property owners 70 consent To
the ssneme- IL was concluded 10 ex-
penTnent with one pole before all the
= operty owners are asked 10 allow the
'Fircs TO be anchored in their walls
The committee on claims and &C
counts held session with Street Com
missioner nnilhn on account Of a claim
uade b . iaborer named Hoogstra for
four days work which Dir knitin
claims were not performed Another
meeting viii be necessary to tx the
matter.
The aldermen OF the Second ward
concluded 10 divide the Lyon street i'm
provement into three sections 90 that
Bfoe L Clark viii have 70 pay for fill
ing up the hole excayated for their
brick yard. The brick yard property
will be included in one district. that
portion Of the street east u the brick
yard in another and that portion west OF
the brick yards another.
The committee on parks held a meet
ing. but did little business Mr.. De
GRAFT said no computation OF the cost Of
bringing the Michigan mineral pavilion
from the worlds fair 10 this city had
bean made Ii 10 limited by several OF
the aldermen that the cost will be
greater than the city Is able TO stand at
present
The committee on ordinances held a
meeting with those residents on the
wet side who object to stone quarrying
10 form al ordinance 10 regulate the
business
The special committee appointed TO
consider the petition Of Mr.. Powers TO
raise building on North Division street
aud cover 10 with corrugated iron will
report adversely on the matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
TO RIGHT A WRONG
IN The HASDLEY-n'kEE CASE
R<-olzllsss Ara kd0pted Asd . Com
1ziGl4s Appointed - coaf-< uinh
tne Prosecuting Aslorn<y-

The Woman's Christisa Tsmpersncs
Cnioo q Unioas lndignantiy dsnoonesd
Judge Adslgs dsclsion IN the handlsy-
AeK.a eass ss~tsrday aftsfnoon.
There sas iargs attendancs AZ the
mestlax. Nss H. =. Aoorman presiding.
The mstter sas called % By Mira Bod,
vel. 1ha referred T. the notice IN THx
HxaaID. AID SAIL the Suggestion should
he acted uPoo. Nearly al the women
preset discussed me case. The hist0ry
a Charlotte Handlsy's rain vas wildly
Fecifed. snd az the circumstances IN the
Gao bsoagks up Acss Of the women
psossnt hal daughters u their oun. AID
we're uGspaFing 10 the denunciation Of
deeisi0n which held girlhood and 40
manhood AZ 50 slight . value. Thar
losts Handisys fate "a ona that might
ossrfaks ary gifl Who il brought into
association vita other girls of whose
character she knows nothing" said one
Of the sosaksrz The eoaeensus Of opln-
100 xas that tho members u the unioo.
a. mothers. could not Afford 10 permit
judge Agisifs decision 20 20 unn0ticed.
To bring tie matter before the unioa.
Nrs n. T. Bodweil introduced the fol
losing resolution.
kssclsed. That Ne. he organization
kbo1n ~ ne ". G. r. e., hercwifh express
an indlrn afiun AZ the diaEri s=ai Of lhe Hand
ies-AicAes cass ADD urge the prosecafing at
ror1ey 60 use ever means N BIS powrr -
fgia. 4 - triai ocfore jury. and thai no
extend hers cur Support and approval IN
such eifurL
a eommittee consisting OF Mrs. N. r
Boixell. Airs Mary Caeser and Mrs
Adsie DeNoro waa apposnted The CON.
miftee uiil call on Prosecuting Attorney
Noiestt and soc Il u can infiuence him
u ID sonrething M the case. A strong
rffost viii be VI de % induce him 90 APP
piy 10 the supreme court Tor a manda-
runs. This case must Be tried by
Jury said Mrs Bodxsll. and II the
women Of Grand Rapids have any inha-
eDt.. II shall be-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03
Sc Cecilia lsehear.als.

The ladies' chorus OF the St Cecilia
society viii rshearss this Afternoon al
the Close OF the regular meeting for Oh q
exercises attending the laying OF the
corner stone Monday afternoon. Most
Of the members OF the chorus have their
music at hotae and il Is absolutely nee,
essary that they bring IL to the rehear-
sal The men who have been invited 10
sing at the EXERCISES are requested To
meet with the ladies' at Friedfich's mu-
sic ball tonight to rehearse the music Of
the mixed choruseA Mr.. We.ieastein
wall conduct the rehearsal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

There wac not q large attendance st
ths Single Tax club last night % Cen
tral Labor Union hail 90 Cassl street
IL was the annual meeting and officers
were elected President. A. Fsikal: Hrs,
vice president. w. NJ. Hsthsway: second
vice president. Joseph simmons. record.
ing secretary. Harry Whit; correspond
inz secretary. W y. Mercer The paper
% the evening was read By Joseph Sim.
mons lie read . paper On the inc pres
ent depressed ccndlton n labor. and
gave hs idea - What shosld be the
remedy. He considers the single Tar the
rengcdy Ger many % the labor snd hDsn-
cial dlsNeultie. % the country
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Nra H,lhard. keeper " the lower
81 house - The Canafstreef grsvrl
road, - sorvsiescing from severe "a
ness. she IN con. Vsny With her daagh.
ter. Mss Litsie. wia start TOE Pst0skey
Ncuiay aext % - absent three weeks.
Durinx their stay there they vii bs
guests q Mrz l. Herrick
Ex sheriff DAVID Baily and wife az 1t.
Touia Mica. arr in the city vi~iting
there old friends. Mr. and Mrs. y J Van
Dine q Park avenu~ They have been
attending tao sorids FAIR
Ms Fmra Ieichusr. wso has bren
in large ~ "a Leonard Sons 4 Cos
sxhitit AZ ne sorid's fair. retnrnci
hrw~ YESTERDAY
M soi Nrs y n AIbrra Js. ~
1fant Haven ara The guests II NJ ard
Mrs Herman po~<er 4 Jalia street
~ NsoferVeea - Holland arrived IN
tfe fity yesfsfioy - take course IN
TIE Grana kar,is BUSINESS ceilege
Ms Este nersurnrt n Clancy
sfr-ef hse ret1rrri frr,,n = visit With
frieudz IN aiiraa<re sns Chirsro
MRS Jamee fefi-r Il Ese Rsrisls -
tks z'ie=f ~ ars :. q lIths e Na IL
Senfh Division STREET
Ar ara Ma juon Ears - Ctv,le
New 90. arr the guests ~ Nr. ard
Mrs ~ iiian Peck.
y Ssuffes hscxert ana thr-~ 80. IF.
t,g hotteriaa. AurePs. yesterday mogs-
ing
Me- Hsfiie Miner - Detroit j. visit
inz fficne- ec %,uta Dis.sicn sirse1
rhg fer We HsTrs = Stanssn :
sisiasS frtercs il - cir
We X - Ha8eer 49, refurnesi frc-n
. ~.lks risil ~ the fsis
sssr'~s Z resrs. - riHn. Ohia fsfh-z
q tas ate Nr. Chasiss Boslsnslein. -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03

Vcigt. Herpclshsimsr 1 Go. takes the
palm for enterprise. This nrn's latest
stroke in that direction icing FAC simiie
Of toe Ferris wheel. which has been
placed in the large display Windows.
TIE FIRMS great handkerchief sale is
nov on. and IN commemoration OF that
event this unique design. composed %
handkerchlsfs. was worked out Viii
Adams, Of the carpet department. Was
tks originator Of the idea The wheel
revolves on q pivot receiving It's pro
ps;ling powers FROM an electric motor.
The cars are attached and make a most
insiting appearance. This window de-
sign 10 worthy speeial praise. and to lie
credit. DO IL said. 10 attracting universal
attain fion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-03


Deceobrr "a.
A nsst'ag q circuit judges vss hsld
"a Iakigs Groves ofi<s % disesss ths
laattes 81 hol<hns . meeting q eirenit
ig1ses ., LansinS. Jndgs Grove. Judge
Adslt. Judge kcNsAon. Judge Has-
gefty and oshs<s xers prssrat Lsffsrs
vsEe Rad from two- thiris Il the circuit
judges of ne stats fzyorng . nesting.
and promlssng ~ bs prcssnt II one sas
eallsd- Tie oblses Of calling the judges
togather - To discuss sarious rules Of
civil and criminal practice; % establish
Il possible so1e uoifosmity IN the mat
ter u sentences, aud also "a form sort
q stats sssceisslon 10 meet every year.
0cs q the sub1sets which Judge Ne.
4ahon suggested FOR discussion u en-.
parts divorce proceedingz he char
aclsFizsd nsay II tho suits - absurd
faTees. and said that. frequently the
monslt tae divorce was granted. one
q The parties In the ease xas ready
sith leenss, and contracted q new
marriage before night he believed
that divorce proceedings which sp-
peared IN any Say suspicious shcaid Be
Investigated pretty thoroughly before
decision was made Judge Adsit re-
cited the case Of preacher living IN thu
ncrthsEn part Of the state who cane 70
this eitv and brought suit against bic
wife tor divorce on the ground Of ex-
trene cruelty. A woman from the vii
laye came down TO testify in his behalf
The divorcs MAS granted. and that after
noon the preacher and his prineipai
witness were married.
After an hours discussion Of various
matters the Judges decided to confer
with thoss Who had promised 10 attend
meeting. and call = meeting 10 be
held IN Lansing. December "a. at ?
o'clock p N
will anything be done toward the
adoption Of codey' asked q reporter
for Tax HEkALD AZ the close o. the
meeting.
Not thing" answered one Of the
Judges Il never practieed under code
aud know nothing about one" Il
have" said Judge Grove quickly. land
know tie = mighty good thing"