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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

PRfvy COUNCILLOR voS kLrc OF Mu-
nich used his official knowledge for his
own pscuniary benefit He bought for
a mere sons. land through which the
new Prince Regent avenue was To pass.
and then sold it to the government at
an iamssuse price. The Munich Mach
r.chten exposed Won HUG and has been
lined loo marks for libel. the court
holding that the statements were true,
but the language was too strong IL Is
difficult 10 understand how a pewspapcr
could use too strong language in de-
nouneiag palpablc official steal; but it
il posslble that Munich justice is based
on the American jury SYSTEM
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04
cErlnnArE TO-DAY.

II you get AZ this morning feeling
sus o sort tseaase the snail boy with
rs 'oy caanoa has disturbed yUor reel.
,isaso eat yoer breakfast aud shen 20
.ng int tAe country % uiaks yourself
,aikraDle. Don't stay around home 10
start sod jump snS break the third com
saar iu.sot ever tinc trscfae&eF
whlz4es 0y Jour ear. Go cut INTO the
eoaasTy aud drink IN the fresh ozone.
n ui.l be bo.tor FOR you and b.st.es for
yoos friends
N ca tbe otheT hand you asiss tais
toaatssui nloFning iiilei With the spirit
- patriotism. The da5 IS set apart to
ss.ksn. va viii be gladly welcomed By
tie ANAL 10y ho vii do his utmost 10
iaaAe hls love q country a. noisily
osra snatsatise a. The explosive quality
- ga8po1dse ali per@it. II you are
N IA amlaoie frame "a mind
and can receive the business end Il a
squiD inst hack u yoar ear without
saocklng TIE atmosphere with savage
.xelaasatson points. you are sure 10 -
eounl,si 'ooe q the bosa7 They'll
make il a. lively ana - noisy As YOU
nAy w4sa. and souli ENJOY tae day bet
tss than any you ever knew hef''re.
And Why shouldn't everybody join IN
seshnang this natal day Of liberty
t4es- are any 80 s0riic. ertasty and
r,saa ikas iaey cannot endure the I'M
trasu.4tions Il otuberant patriotism.
fssasei ~ enthusiastic iouns; Amer
iis. .ary eesa, % remove 10 Lab
ra.1r 90 fatasoniu- Let everybody IN
sstsa sodi tas instructive love Of free.
sori axeils n4ls this : day Of uEre-
straiaed 10y AMI Publication.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

One Of the sursst signs of the dimin-
shing value Of SILVER - . precious
metal may be observed In the lsselsrs
store. The silver watch case has almost
disappeared frou the jewelers. stock.
Ia iis piase god cases have been - geo
orally substituted that the silver case -
looked upon a. curiosity. There IL no
demand for silver cases Railroad men,
factory msn. clerks and mechanics. Who
can arerd % own . watch. decline 10
purchase the sliscr cases
liz - even - with zrtieles Of iewelry.
Silver u - abundant and % cheap that
il Is little more highly priced than brast
The as- Of gold because d its intrinsic
value has superseded the use Of silver IN
almost every article Of small iewelry
whea silver Is used in email articles the
value 10 iixed by the art and tinish. most
frequently seen in oxydized pisces.
rather than in the weight Of silver.
Silver 10 now turned into cups. bot
tlss. decantsrs. water services. table cut
l<ry and larger articles II IL % cheap.
IN comparison with gold. that jewelers.
use II To make showcase trimmings. cue
piiores and chandeliers and in scme
Instances water buckets Silver has de-
ctned in value as mercantile and man
ufacturing commodity. independent OF
it, uses FOE money.
When this fact is thoroughly well un.
derstood We shall near less about the
ruin Of silver by the demonstration act
a. lss3 Silver has diminished in value
proportionately aud naturally and from
,he same causes that other staples like
wheat, coal. iron and cotton have dimin-
isned 10 value. Nobody ever complains
Of the characterization Of iron and
wheat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Senator PETER is nothing IL not orig.
inal. After a few moments delibera-
ton on the probable result Ut midas
action ia regard TO silver. he decided
hat il would 5000 break up the two old
parties In this country and bring about
demonstration 81 gold. As political
prophet the whiskered gentleman from
the land OF the cyclone aud the grass-
hopper is like unto no other oracle
known Ut men.--Detroit Free Presa
Nothing IL more certain than that Col.
Don NJ. Dickinson will be compelled 10
sacrifice either his whifkers or his presi-
dental aspirations The man does not
live who could carry those lambrequins
successfully through an American cam
paign OF cartoons Detroit Tribune.
a monument To cost 100000 10 to BE-
erected by the Hebrew citizens Of the
United States at New York city. to stand
AS memorial TO freedom and liberty in
America. Unlike the Grant monument
il will be completed.-Saginaw Courier
Herald.
With wool at ii cents per pound
sheep growing democrats are beginning
10 scratch their heads and wonder where
they are at. Come. gentlemen Of the
other side. get To work and smash the
"robber tariff" City Tribune.
Kansas will produce. il il figured. o.
100000 bushels IL wheat this year "A de-
crease Of 35.000.000 bushels over The year
previous. IL there were less politics in
Kansas there would be mere wheat
Portland Observer.
Kansas can beat the world for storms.
but when the newspapers Of that state
report shower OF black bass il is evil
dent some pond 10 sucked dry.-Kala-
mazoo Gazette.
The commi ssioner Of pensions was a
brave union soldier. From him honest
pensioners will receive their Just de-
serts. So will the housekeeping
Democrat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

CIR nsw Justice Court mast begin
hlssness cistkie@s Two rur1refea; men
have h~su appointed 20 81 the iilastri
,sse position. tus sises xeizhing the
turtles. saaihtitlsa AMI salary = The
oree they hssfenea - decline 20
ace~rt Three a;hsr naui@' hsvs heea
uir5 ss.ei - she council far conffpa
fios. sn.i that hssiy pxercising lsrxe
ins ssars - = e,fusie tor tee svpoint-ss
retired them tAs uspleasant asty =
8..ei.rio4 20 sesept IS rejecting their
sfecftes saainstirus
Hero = = psesfy ues. ny TIE terms
= tis as tbs new coars ms~s begin
business taslay. Sat shs vii 81 the
sHkf C1ief Justice Brown snJ hia
ss~wialcs are net ssper~-i tr ~ any
tsiic more fssirbiax shss % k'ak xise.
li-fsa snd atas fhs.r aanas. salaries A
sisfk ssa Prev is-i Is .ls the wesk Iae
irrk .aisfY Or ,i..inx ths vers fcf tar~~
rssit~s - anneuticua'sly small. bit
t,e isrk 81 hsve nuthing sis~ = -
tss justices ~ A. ~ lisseales $40
t.entag
su,eis ms eeiisicsl ,par oaaht ~
g. saa tsGflpx sssalei'oir e'ight - -
siats = Nfa - pihsse sficr. -
ssese 81 - ~ isfssasea tsf q eashi
seize sstsa q riaf 1'he sastie~~ a..
uisux e. ~ tAsir pafs a re res at
Fhey W. .lsssn AMI asesls sith ss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

OSE young mans recldrssness cost
him bis good right hand. He held a
lighted giant cracker too long before
throwing IL into the air. When be was
ready to throw ii &c had no hand with
which Ia do the eatapuit act. This
frigtlfful accident wall serve az = warn
iug 10 those who are prone TO make
freaks OF themselves by holding tire
crackers between their thumb aud fore
finger aud between their teeth. Better
bod the tire-cracker al a carefully
measured distance of twenty-five feet
from the person. Use pole IL you
can't reach.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

AND clIts LAW TO PROVE II

LAssrs. Mich. July a-Ths stsis
troops vlll have = sho~ u ecins 10 Chi'
eaeo. Lew& ~ Miller. the eisrk of the
lsts heuoA who 10 recogas>nd - - a.
thorsiy - Michigan isuA tAkss ,nsns
With Attusosy oepsxAI t.itis ~ she iss.
ter's statcu1pnt that The esncuryest -.
o5ution odo11ed BY the honsr 4od scnatc
did net coq1r ~ pOwsr ooS4sovsfnor
Rich - ODD The epcampmsas q Chl-
csgo Ns. Eos aid NE ruupist>o1 sss
not $500 ~ "a eye asd nay vote.
Miilcs eayo The euastltutsou e Mtch,aan
recngnisno thru forms q adk,pslon q
rsonlusioos; s~o for joint rssolut1oos
snd one fx cnocurTeat A. ~ tbs
iirss clssA. he says They must b. psnsed
~ the aye and neg vo(e q = majority q
"a uomhrS elecfs1- but in article II 81
section u the coaneltus,oo u eayo that
every AL and conceEseat rrooiutsoa. ca
cept q sdlournsteu2 panssd ~ the leo
islature. shall be presented 20 the gov
ssnur before IL tsoooss . isw. Miller
Gays u has t,esn the psart&cp ever ssnce
orgsnisAtsos u the state 10 suspsod the
operation q essasral Laws In specific
csses by concurrcnt scsnlut,on. tie
shows where eyskn property r>ghts loxt
by the general laws have besn rpaforc.i
By . concurrent resolution. He cliee
many instances and make . stmcg
cnno.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04
FONTS ABOUT MEN.

Herr Cahensley. whose opinions have
caused so much discussion in Catholic
circles in this country, is in favor both
in German Catholic circles and at the
vatican. He was one Of tho leaders u
tho German pilgrims who recently Wis
tied Leo Mi. and ii is evident that the
poniiff believes him To be an excellent
Catholic ard loyal son OF the church.
though a somewhat imprudent and i'm
pulsive one. Herr Cabensiey abb eres as
firmly az ever 10 his opinions as To the
necessity for national bishops.
When President Dwight Of Yale con-
ducts services In the college chapel he
usually plefaces his prayer by saying:
let US unite IN prayer. At the close
az his last term. however. he rose in his
dignifieJ manner and remarked. "Gen.
tIemen. this is the last time We shall
meet for devotional exercises during the
present coll .ge year let us therefore
unite in prayer and Thanksgiving The
Yale men ar. wondering II hc really
meant ~,
Congre ssman w. e. +. Breckinridge
az Kentucky. who didn't deliver the ora
ton at the worlds fair dedication. is to
marry Miss Nadelia Breckenridge Pol
lard. also ~ tho Blue Grass state. She
was formerly department clerk in
Washington and Was dismissed because
81 some indiscreet remarks upon the
death a Gen. sherman Mr.. Breckin-
ridge is vidower with seyeral grown
children.
Harvey Alice a. Lena. Ill, H. In point
OF continuous service. the oldest coDsts-
bic In the United State. having been
elected Ia iSa. he has teen re elected
twenty two times without opposition.
He j. Tow II years old and ~ st,ll active
and vigorous. despite the numerous tue
sles be has bad with criminals ard male
factors during hts 'i,t, years IN Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

TX SrSsroR HESpFRsoS os Missouri is
the latest statesman 10 offer complete
and satisfactory explanation of the tnan-
cial muddle. He declares the present
difficulties are not due to a lack u circu-
lating medium. but TO distrust Tho
learned ex-senator is probably right;
but be can hardly expect the public TO
put unlimited trust in a dollar which
isn't worth more than S cents. The
buzzard eagle stamp and the I" In God
we trust motto are not legal tender for
the other a. cents. and all the theories
in christsndom can't alter that fact.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04
LOLLOCAPOP AND
NO TOUCH EN-

particularly euphouious but slN1bD CAT
merits of these
than the cuphcny Of their looeapop
me- lotion that will keep mosquitoes away from
NO TOUCH EN- harmless cold cream.
will black nes gnats and ants from
troubling fisherman wants these;
every hunter ehoud have them by
ner insect. will find that using LOILOCArOP NJ
TOUCH EN- will enable live and happier.
When life and happiness be 90 ebesPy procured who
neglect 10 procure it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

DIE BY GUN COTTON
Government Torpedo Works Il
Newport Explode.
BLOWING THREE MEN TO BITS
scores Esease BY . Mystery. - the t.s-
piossen Occurred Dartnx Fire
la the Facory.
BLOWING THREE MEN TO BITS

Nxwrokr. K l.. July s. Three killed.
jeremiah Harrigan. Frank ioughiin
and Michael Reagan. half score IN.
iured and the gun cotton factory burned
down 10 the very stills. is the result II the
IRE at the tornado station this after
noon. No reliable estimate IL the money
value III the plant Is yet obtainable.
How the ire originated Is still mys-
terry. The explosion did not take place
until after a general alarm had been
rung on the station fro alarm and
the whole fire force u nearly
loo men were gathered close
about the building. The iirc started in
the north End q the building on the
vest side. while the explosion occurred
on the east aide ut the north end. The
injured men were all working upon q
hose close TO the building. when app;lr.
entity the whole side was blown out iato
the midst OF score OF men. How the
others escaped is mystery. The sea
men and gunners were at work In the
center Of the building throwing out gun
cotton. there being large quantity Of
il In wet condition.
Poor Fight Against Fire.
They naturally deserted the building
and 10y orders q Captain Converse all
lay under the shelter 81 the earth en-
bankmeats about the factory from
whence they directed feeble streams
towards the burning structure. which
Was allowed ~ burn itself out. The
fire equipment was not suitable 10 do
effective duty and the city department
was not prepared to respond 10 such
call readily. Daniel Burns received
the worst injury OF all. but he will
recover. He was badly mapgied by
flying timbers and metal. while those
killed were literally blown to pieces.
Ensign Catchart will do nicely. his
wounds being but an ugly tearing Of
the flesh by piece OF flying metal. The
burning Of the factory will remove the
manufacture Of gun cotton from here.
as the officers have long since declared
that 9. seaport town is an undesirable
place 70 manufacture such supplies in
time OF war. as il would soon fall into
the hands Of an enemy. They have
therefore recommended its transfer TO
some interior place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

a.r.l ,u.i.leoiy ~ 90 TIA m.tninx h
emp'osei a. porter sseee Nay ~
s toat : e'ei.sk shls mosnlrg. lterrrs y.
a. sas his rsst.sn. gsi % Ana prepared
ne Kitchen era. sni sAa ai.ast o. - q,
he ogslce thFueeh the hal,~ss irfsf~
faaeatne 80 efee hs fsil e. The f.ssf
asl esn.resi ~ seven talaufea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

much dignity - doss ne Lord Chief
Jssfics a England Won't ~,ms pssri-
Que yoanx man hIlsd vith snbifson 70
riss IL the World ~ tie sweat 81 his
forehead aad the inksposs On hss ir<iez
f1ses oder himsslf - . sacrifice Ia
serve a. clerk of cur nss and to b fam
Gus IudseiaI tribcnals
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

They Save the Pretty Hotel 1T Harb,r
Point.

H,RRos SrxIScs. Mich. July 3-The
HartoS Point hotel narrowly escaped
destruction by fire at On early hour this
morning. IA Ice housc near by caug Il
fire from barrel ~ lime. and before the
bla1e was discovered II had gained con
siderable Roadway AZ the resort is
without Ere protection. buckets were
brought into use. ard after an hours
hard work. tho flames we're hrough;
under contrnl. A couple n the gitls
employed nj the hotes waaed into the
lake knee deep aud flied the buckets
for tho met and boys. regardless - the
surging hillowa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

cuo. Mich. July u Goodfeilow. Bro
4; Co.'S drug and furniture stock Was to-
tally destroyed by Ere yesterday; iass
about e5.uut fully insured The build
lag, twostor, brick seneered. Was val
tel ~ s2.uul and Mas insured for SsVu.
IL was owned by Thomas Lean. Moth
log 10 known as to the origin u the IRE.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

SESArox SHxaNAS - not disposed to
offer the democrats aid and comfort IN
the face OF the trying situation IN which
they are placed. II they shail 90, TO
gefher g. r,rsal the purchasing clause
u the sherman act. he viii then offer
his s.rlnlan on a sui stitnte.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

op course times are tight and money
har,i - get There we're only about
l6ooo persons who paid admission to
the Fofepaugh show yesterday. Tue
show gathered vp not less than 1000 a
our good dollars aud cssted them out u
town.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

TsprfrN couples brsvsd the terrors
- the popular superstition yesterday
and ohtainrd licenses ~ marry After
the rircss y over and when the Foarih
u taiy dawus twenty slk loving hearts
VII heat a. thirteen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

BELlksILE. Mich. July 3-The large
bsins and corn cribs on the farm 81
Caroline Throop. one and half u,iles
southwest or this place. were totally
destroyed by fire. Most Of the contents
were savel. II is supposed 10 have
been the work Of tramps Loss, about
saJO0, insurance. Sl.6lO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

ALeosAo Mich. July 3-osverS
yachts are here. including the shan
rsck and Madeline from Detroit. TO fsks
part IN tho regatta iomorrow. nsven
hundred Indians viii participate IN Che
celebration Nth war dances. canoe all
pony races, ete. A large crowd v sx-
pecisd Ihs Indians take part IN their
nat4ye cosfunae~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

FL M. Dsvis q lonia dined u the
New Livineston. Mr.. Davis was form
eriy mayor Of IoniA; but he rcpented
and the republicans 1t louia and Mont
calm counties elected him circuit judge
last fall
Sheriff A. G. Runnels Of Newayeo vas
. guest In The Morton yesterday. and
incidentally remarked that the mills Of
Newaygo county were grinding rapidly
and that no guilty man Wa escaping.
II received q hitter from Judge Morse
Saturday. said Sam Pisrson Of Ionia in
The Morton last night The judge 10
well pleased with his work in Glasgow.
and likes tho city very much
Edwy &. Reid. editor of the Allegau
Gazette ard one Of the most picturesque
politicians on earth. was late arrival Ia
Sweets last night.
George G. Brockway q Philadclphia
and .. ID. Baker Of Boston are regis-
tered in The Morton. They are furni-
ture sellers.
Ii. 5. Chase. OF Muskegon. q member
Of the firm o. Chase Bros-. piano manu-
fsctures. was . guest 1t Sweets ycster-
day.
II. L. Gibbs. OF May6eld. dealer In
Rener al merchandise. il in the CITY buy.
ing goods. He is registered in Sweet'A
MoRrox--A. q. Runnels. Newsygo;
John w. Bland. Miss Mary Vollmes,
Lilley; Miss N. Burncy. Cadillac; A. +.
Deli. Marquette; 8. A. Browne. Kals-
mazoo.
F INV LIvISosroS--C. N. Edwards, Pc
toekey; q. w. Clark. kalamazoo: ~. ID.
NJ Davis, lopia; T. N. Reynolds. Big
Rapids; V. K Davy. Evsrt; K ID. Alex
ander, Albion.
SwEEr's-H l.. Gibbs. Mayield; n.
N. Brahman. Detroit; h. s. Chase. Mus
kegon; j. f. Nichols. Lansing; w. r
Morrison. Howard City; A. Cole. Utica
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Sorr1t cssots~s's dispeusing systsn
u airesiy pfouoaaced faisF. Tls@y
n tbs thir-s are not patfoniz.ng state
saleens Bat ars importing their ehlsky
IN iuzx from sisscent ssasss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

I.4~ss~s. Nish July : fte state
haatsl a aeessF.fs spf,Asf ifsiaY eiesist
fAieias L. fsaistsafd - iiooahtm -
stat~ ssssissi~t, =. s.sssrefi ffe<tatHt "
D. Wssissufth - fhs mihing ssh.s4
NJ uatslsara has i.eea esis eetissI = lth
tie safy-s fsr sasa4e fiaie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

II an esteemed evening contempor-
AIRY shall ever be able Ia dissociste itself
from the political corpse which II con
stanily i;aunts in the faces Of the fe-
publicans - this district the corpse will
be accorded respectable political fun
eral and the e. 9. c. will have the
only seat II honor reserved for the
moarners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

ParsfueST CteyEIsSp "a understood
O. he in favor q Gresham for thu pe-si.
dency ia 1885, This must he ioke
Grovcr 10 undoubtedly trying - revive
the yopalsst easlsseF q lasi year
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

fsfff. saYs se~sFspsf paragraph,
lac asa.se ful~ oss - kise an, fssiY sx
rspf hsf ase@t .asiaszte frsss.i. Patti :
q great sioset t~t seed he pathetic
faasFe - sammef eifi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Rsssk. Mich. July james Near
thur, station agent Tor the Michigan
Central here. was picked up early this
morning Ia an unconscious condition.
lie was lying beside the track and the
indications were that he had been struck
10y a passing train during the night. HIS
injuries are not thought fatal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Spratt's IENI Dog Food

will quite in line We fire de oec
DOG FOOD and line of foods and medicines
your Your dogs health should
looked after and good wholesome
food perfect health good pure
40 good, wholesome SPRATTs DOG FOOD necessary
dog cheaper other
perfectly ans in every particular
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

SArLT SrE MAgiE. Mich. July Am
unknown fioater was found in the river
here this morning. The body 10 that Of
a man. and was go badly decomp sed
that identification was impossible. On
his person t3o ia cash was found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Tesss = "a szssasf ks.saiest~. Bot
II vra kl4 81 esina,ag hitat she slsss
s..s en fs- lesx SAL ssks q SO ts.ss
SIC ssn.lssA - la@ stress. 10 lssy 81
g.. sos gs1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

People Say Hn Win he Lynchesi if
nrous,hs so lroawssi-

Ikoxwoop. Mich. Jolly s. Souiher.
lately superintendent 81 the sates
works. uas arus<sed Ia Wisconsin CO q
charge a murder lie IL he'd ut Hurley
IN unit, sia ssa Ss P'Isss sss y ns Fa
animation Will In held ~ bess~mef. -
brought 70 lrunwcod. IL is sad that be
scoiied st the suffering II people here.
calling the dying his patients and tell
ing lronwood peopIe 10 plAcsrd Tho
water works "rcugh on rata fears are
entertained that the sheriff vail not
bring his prisoner into this county alive.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

SrErBENvILLE. Ohio. July 3-Fifteen
hundred miners ut Long Run. Dillon
vile and Laurelton mines. on the Wheel
ing 4 Lake Erie. are out on a strike
because of the discharge Of a check
welghman
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

GALrsBuRc. Mich. July 3.--Edman
Chase. wealthy and highly respected
resident Of Galesburg died this morning.
aged Of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

hatat ass. Asaf4. Mlsk .lais ],
Hksss f.,aaa sts@s tbss a4sssass ~ !
sss1s ! sls stssi ste4s.ss IEs<aas Ma
tEAss slts - o1s eaIsa sIfaes "a -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04

Owosso. Mich. july 3--Msyor T. A.
Gould. slugxrd. arrested and lailei a
fellow named james johnson. johnson
uas one Of party % i've wDo crowded
two lad1es Cd IL h sidewalk. The mayor
vitneanpd the proceeding and imme
diatsly attached the y hole party. They
became afraid. and all ran except John
soh, Who remained and sho~ed hight.
With the seeult already told
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-04
l@g Everybody Wears
81 a Mask.

evil character under the mask Of
cence stngy. nature in mask OF
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