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The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
WOMAN AND THE BURGLAR.
One Would Have Thrown n Car.
fridge ut the Intruder Had He been
Visible.

Visible.
The feeling Of security depends large
ly upon the Imagination. The other
night Il young married woman. living
OH Twenty-tirst street, noticed that tn"
yard gate was ajar. She was sure She
had shut it. VINO could have opened 1t?
There WAS only II ;.nswer-a burglar!
She glanced at the clCck and knew
that her husband would he home i'll
n few minutes. Her thoughts turned
to her little child lying peacefully asleep
upstairs. ignorant of any danger. She
resolved to protect that child with her
life if need be, until it's father should
arrive. Upstairs she flew to the drawer
in which she knew her husband kept
his revolver. 1t was not loaded, for
he was too careful IL man to leave
a weapon lying about i'll that fashion.
The brave mother knew as much about
loading it as Il sheep does about a holi-
day, but that didn't matter. She
opened the cartridge box and took out
one Of the dangerous looking little
| things. With this i'll II hard and the
| empty revolver in the other she sailed
| forth to meet the burglar. First. how
ever, she glanced in upon her sleeping
child and, incidentally, under the bed
and behind the door, to see that no
burglar had already visited the room
where her little IL lay. Then she
went all over the | 0 use, lit the gas
in every room and secured the place for
the burglar. When her husband came
home he noticed her wlrlille attitude.
What on earth does this mean?'
he said.
"Burglars,' was the answer. He sat
isficd himself there was no burglars in
sight and then he began to wonder how
on earth his wife expected to use the
revolver.
"Oh, 1 wasn't going to kill him. I
was going to snap the revolver in his
face and Their throw the cartridge at
him."-philadelphia Press.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
FantidiOus,

Haversup More-Weary Walker IS
too much of n '~ristocrat fer de business.
Nancy Stcppers-What's he dom
now?
Haversup Morc-Got so he won't
sleep anywhere 'cept on Il flower bed
Puck.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
A RIG HI, AYE,

Louisville, Ky. Oct. PA fire at
Clinton, Ky. destroyed $4,000 worth of
property before the flames could he OK
tinguished. Moss Bros livery stable,
Davies hotel. L.. Moss grocery, John
sons dry goods, lIarpcr's hardware and
Winters drug stores We're entirely con-
sumed. Insurance, S19,25O,
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
THREE DROWNED.

Birmingham. Ala, Oct. n. Near
Clayhatchcc. Dale county. while Mrs.
Adelaide Crittendon and her five small
children We're crossing Il creek the foot
log on which they were walking broke
and all fell into the water. The mother
saved herself and two of the children,
bnt the other three were swept away by
the swift current and drowned.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
For Ov.- F.ft, Year,

AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMHDY.-Mrs.
owe III y.ear, Uy millions Of mo hers tor theil
children while tttthing With perfect su ces .
l, q Nhas the cn,id. sofiens the gums, all4ys a
nam. cues wltd collie, and is the besl remedy TO
druggists IN ever, part or the World. Twenty.
five cents q bottle 8 value isl calculat Ia B
sure am ask 10, Mrs Winslo .'s So thing syrup
aud take 10 other kid.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
I,llR SM.I.AnlNG

West Plains. Mo-. Oct. III Sixty prom
incmt citizens of Baxter county, Ark,
just over the state line from here. have
been indicted under an old law for
swearing i'll pul lie. The law will be Bit
terly fought TO the court of last resort.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
KIrTSON CASE

Washington, Oct. 24-The Hill-Kittson-
Farley case will probably be reached in
the supreme court next week. Ex-Sen-
ator George L. Edmonds, Edward d.
Beam and II. NJ. Cook of New York
represent Farley, while the opposition will
be upheld by John NJ. Harlan. George B.
Young. NJ. D. Grover and Cy Yelling
ton
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
HOME rOK

T1O-1I1 VIN VI7T..N -
Moorheed, Mimi. Oct. 24.-Thc new
normal school home. which was built this
summer, was ope, ed to students on Sat
urday, supper on that day being the
first meal served. The school, which
opened Oct. 1, is unusually well attended
for this time of year.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
FACTORIES RESI,NI,

Red Wing. Mimi. Oct. ~. The Red
Wing Stoneware company, which has
been closed since the hard times set in,
has resumed. The furniture factory of
the Red Wing Manufacturing company
has also resumed with a full force.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
ENpInSlnN

Marion, Ind, Oct 24-.An explosion of
natural gas here wrecked Il dwelling and
fatally injured Mrs. j. H. Bailey and her
twtlve-ye,r-old daughter. Three other
children werc seriously burned.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
HORSE rIlIlaIs

Nebraska City. Neb.. Oct. 24.-Charles
johnson, alias Charles Peek. was arrest
ed, charged with stealing horses at Fire.
mont. Since his arrest it has developed
that he deserted from Fort Omaha last
April.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
pOISONEH IyN,uEn

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. .4.--Nu! Jenkins, a
negro. was lynched in C%lylournc county
last night. he having confessed that he
poisoned William Burkc's family of scven
Il few laws ago.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
EOREST EIRES

FoXboro, Mass. Oct. GA terrific for.
est fire is raging in the vicinity of Rob.
bins estate at Wa!Iolc. A vast amount
of territory has already been burned
over, and if the wild does not change
serious losses will be sustained.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28

For Information. time cards, maps ana
tckets, ca 1 on o.. write Ticket Agent, N.
'acitic r. r, al Dickinson
CHAS. s. FEE, Genl Pass. Agent,
ST. Paul, Mimi.
The Dickinson press., 1893-10-28
RESTORE YOUR EYESIGH1

pafalyzed nerves restored, without tho knife
or Risk. Diseased eyes or lids can be cured by
dredS Convinced. Our illustrated pamphlet,
Home Treatment for Eyes" free. Don't miss 1t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

George w. Warner. Esq. the most
prominent merchant and storekeeper Of
Austerlitz. SAYS:
Il had been troubled with palpitation.
kidney troubles and general nervous
ness and insomnia. had dizzy spells.
and half the time my legs Ia my knees
were like chunks OF ice. felt blue and
took no interest in anything. l used
DIR. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy. and began To feel better right
away am perfectly cured and ! an,
amazed AT the curative effect Of this
wonderful medicine. l now enjoy my
self and feel like another man..
Mrs. Mary j. Warner says:
Il was troubled with nervousness and
sick headache. | had no appetite and
could not sleep half the night was
very weak and FRUSTRATED. j used DIR.
Greene's Neryura blood and nerve rem
edy. and il has completely cured me.
/ cannot speak loud enough in its
praise.
II YOU are sick use this great remedy.
especially now in the spring. when You
need spring medicine. IL is purely
vegetable and harmless.
1t is the discovery of q physician. DIR.
Greene. 81 No. j West Fourteenth
street. New York city, the noted special
isl in curing nervous and chronic dis.
eases. and he can toe consulted free. per
sonally or 10y letter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
AUSTERLITZ
Not the Famous Conquest OF
the Great Napoleon,
Fraught With More Value Than
All the Conquests Of
Napoleon.

AusrsRlIrz. Mich. This town was
named Ia honor Il the place where the
great Napoleon - signaliy conquered
his enemies. Our little town has lately
Witnessed some notable eonques's. con
quests " hich are Il more teleiit 10 the
world and mankind than we're all the
victories IL Napoleon.
Thomas Carson. one ~ our most prom
inent citizens. became very Ill
Il Was troubled" he says. with liver
disease. bihousness. chiils. bad digestion
aud more or lees rheumatism. l Was
very nervous and had historical dreams.
| suffered terribly with faint and dizzy
spells, had no appetite and could not
sleep M night.
Il did NOT know what 10 do. hut finai
ly began IL uy DIR. Grcene's Nervurs
blood and nerve remedy. The very iirrt
hottie madc such decided change IN
my condition that l bought five bottles
and took them up. and | must and viii
say that am astonished at what this
medicine has done for me.
Il am completely we'll. and ] shall al
.ways pray that Dr. Green-'s Nervura
blood and nerve remedy will always ex-
list. ! shall never t,e without IL In my
house, for think it Was God send Ia
Ma. would like what ] ssy published
Tor the benefit az other unfortunate sui
ferers from disease"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

ths-se eoss. parl-sss eosld deliver Ia year.
4: I,sstslbly s,ii make ssae aiaeren'r.
hs5~cSrs. in t..e sssab-r a takers S9sns
slil tnin6 they duot n-~s city water as
k1ng a. fhsy get good ixiakinx ssisr
that her hass nsose cosifdhrn.ss "a
Ihr 4aaafity n xstes irsnk u inslynIf'
e.sf 1, 49, safer sspp'y ssst~aA. 1t
Gus Ga Iasore.
-tS,s sbsat tao esnpssafive parity
why q sssurss there 10 nothinz paref
than cssuntFS spring water. provided II
10 free fss.1a surface Impurities. II nlU.s
b. remo& ber~d though thai eoios - aot
a f>S t<t "a ~sasTs virtue. The
pssiadiee against our river SITTER is be
esg4-s Ia ~ rsssry ~ nnss. That den
bart anybody at al. We're furnishing
ts~uEy -.x scha-el house snsi th- chl
eiEen are guzziing the water slmost ,spa
-s~aiiy. Ii those sse~ any ds--sss AZ
srssbes IN IL We should have an epi,iemi e
here SURF
You ALL ind that almost every
iasss esty ~ ths Unls~i Slzsss tsts
xster -upply from ns-s& In cinin
sa.i rs-y take Il from the OHIO right At
the eiiy. rhsy ssss.ps ~ Alter il bat
there l-nt tine Ia keep Is thoso,s hiy
uttered ani keep ny the supply. ~.
LOUIS sskrs hers from the Mi.~,efl
rsss ana any quantity "a other cities
hkrsts~. I pcoaAIsy believe thu .sty
ass~i ss s0eSissA fSo@ tho springs
.L-s.. h~s-. but the c,ty could n'osr
-A&a!y <ifosd 90 pss In another systeol
for drinking = alter exclusively and pipr
u az Over the city than 81 s~-un. the
exress- os grtng 20 LAX. Michigan Tor
IL is-. ssr. Il xouisi be- cheaper
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD. ST NDAY MORNING. NAY z 1873

shown this s-x-ou. No~. look al tlsis
Dew t-atoa costume IN navy es1e. III
can Ia gvrn With ~ bite OF eoSooet y alsfs
IN silks "a ginxhanas- Any lady would
hike that Wouldn't they Then our
bi~xsr suits in storm. sers. and ladies'
flannel. and Eaion suits. With Baloro
jacket enbsosd~s~a. are sure Ia please.
A decided novelty this spring are the
Butterfly suits. IN dark green and nasy
blue. full skirts trlmaed with fancy
ribbon. | will no~ speak briefly II
yer, important subject IA ladies that
u house wrappers Why. our stock IL
SIMPLY immenee IA proportions. These
wrappers ere ia calico. cambria. sateens
aud outinspfiannel. the latter especially
made for invalids. These wrappers are
all neatly made. perfectly stitched.
pieated back. round yoke, front loose
and tight lifting. In silk waists We
never displayed more or larger variety
IL psttrrna They are made II Gloria
silk. fsilie Francaiss-, Surah and China
silk. India silk. and flowntsne. The
latest fads In sleeves. with cuffs and
bretelles over shoulder. are features IN
these goods Have you had enough.
All very well. Call again" The next
instant Henry Spring Was busily en-.
gagged In giving instructions regarding
the work IN some - the departments II
the mammoth dry goods emporium II
Spring Il Company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
HANDSOME STRUCTURE.
\ Beautiful Pavilion just Completed at
Mun's Landing, Reeds Lake.

One 81 the prettiest spots of nature
that surrounds Reeds lake. Grand Rap
ids famous summer resort. Is located 1T
Muirs landing. on the south shore ii
the lake. This locality has always been
a popular resort few visitors ever going
Ia the lake but what trip across the
water Ia Muir's landing is taken. by
all odds the greatest and most note
worthy improvement made on the south
shore 81 the lake IL the erecting III a
beautiful pavilion. The projectors 81
the new resort are Mcsrrs. McC arthy 4
Bowen. Their grounds cover about six
acres. and ITS topography ~ such as To
make II one II the most romantic spots
on the shore. Messrs. Mccarthy x
Bowen have chrisiened their resort
Leland Park.
The new pavilion faces the lake. part
az the structure projecting over the
water. The structure Is 1oxlW feet in
dimensions. and Was erected at a
cost Of about s5.Ooo. a large thir
teen foot veranda encircles the
entire building with balcony in front
FOR the orchestra.
Mr.. ID. H. Mccarthy. one 81 the pro-
prietors. Was seen yesterday and many
items were gathered concerning the new
enterprise that Will interest the public.
Yes said he. Il am interested with
my brother In the steamers Belknap and
TriXie. but he has no interest IN Leland
park. We designed the new pavilion
as a family resort, and shall handle the
celebrated Schlitz Milwaukee beer ex-
clusively. The large hall will he fur
nished with 400 chairs and 100 tables.
and il IL our intention To- cater to the
best trade Of Grand Rapids. Our
grounds and building will he a veritable
flower garden. for we shall cultivate
flowers. and trailing vines will cling lux
uriously To the trees and buildings.
The grounds will be furnished with
rustic seats. tables. swings. chairs. etc.
and picnic parties will always bc made
welcome. We propose to run this resort
for the benefit 81 good people and shall
take every precaution Ia keep it first
class in every respect. Objectionable
characters will be- given 10 understand
that they are not wanted. The finest
orchestra that money can secure will be
engaged for the season. No dances will
bc allowed. either winter or summer.
The opening II Leland Park occurs next
Sunday. Mr.. Mccarthy will give the
resort his personal attention. The new
resort may be- reached 10y carriage or by
the lake steamers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Waiting Navy Onsces- Enj"y Chicag"
and the f'mir.


CHrc,oo. May 6-Fresh from the
naval parade and review seventy foreign
naval officers arrived in Chicago AT Gle
o'clock this morning.
The guests include Captain Parfait
and thirteen officers from France. Com
mander Orilla and FIVE officers from
Germany. Captain Manuel Pareio and
three officers from spain. Rear Admiral
Magnaghni. Captain npelibra and four
officers from Italy Rear Admiral How
ard and six officers from Argentine Re
public. Captain 7. r. Piper. Commander
Hamilton and s,xt~en officers from Great
Britain and Commander Young and
fourteen officers from Russia On ar
rival at the Auditorium the party were
given chance to freshen up. After
breakfast thcy were driven ont about
the city and finally taken to Mayor Har
rison 10 residence. where q reception was
held. After lunching the party was
whirled away 10 the worlds fair. The
party vas driven over the main road
ways 30 as to get full view 81 the big
buildings and groups 'of statuary. the
peristile and lsgoons- After seeing the
fair from the outside. the ofYiccrs re-
turned Ia the city on the revenue cutter
Michigan. which was brought 10 the
north pier and moored alougside the
battleship Illinois. This evening the
visitors occupied boxes at the Audi
torium. witnessing the performance Of
America. After the theaier they
gathered in the banquet hall at the
Auditorium hotel. where an elaborate
spread had been prepared for them. b.
sbles the guests OF the evening there
were present Mayor Harrison. the
worlds fair officials. General Miles and
others
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07
WHAT 1T BROUGHT FORTH.
An Hour Pi-sssr''Y Sp-n' ., Sprng q
CornPsnv's Mammoth E-sblsh-
rnsrt-Srfrnr Noyeftt-a

Young n.su. arr sou 49, satisfied
W.ih Tie amount = display aiveriis OK
| d. ~ your paper Tho speaker. after
declaring himself thus. lraGci back in
his comfortable office desk. anil after
running one hand through hm hair.
bsamei upon the one b." wa taking o.
tNo clear. plet,luE ewes. IN amused ~
pTeszt.in came over his face aui then
th' spesker sr,se 'ro'n m char lie
that bal lg-i delivered himself thus Vas
none Other than Henry Sp Ok 10 head
= the great 1og-c = Spring 4 Con.
psny and ia soiifor vas none other
than humhi melnlbef = ihe rewspa
PEG fraternity. = reffr-e n'stive n IHf
iiEsAtp What hrsngh' 'orth such a
remark = sup. rfluius bat it evidently
demonstrated ths fact fiat tie gentle
man vas veFy NoN -at -fel with the
su,aunt q SPACE taken in the paper
Bot. e1utinnri NJ Sprng n YOU
vish 81 tell ylur lady r~sdnts s5me =
The features Ne uil ofrr this week
Thy. fvssae slonE 81 sbe vcsd uso
gentleman eas walking l.pa ~nf = ne
stare aensthy ss-lrc he object 80
p'snf sas the AZ = ready n,asie
~uff department Nru asaF sfr that
nnr s'fes r ihis department ras nrrrr
zrssf~r never nsnte attractive frf has
q ever contained As msaY eofslties -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

There's n certain business man In Chi
cago who is as cranky rs he can well be
and is at the same time very careless in
his business affairs. But he is very rich
and has big establishment. and not an
employee likes him About a year ago
one of his clerks. getting 81. 900 year.
approached him on the subject Of an in
crease Of salary. The old man got hot
in . minute.
"How much are you getting nowY' he
asked.
The clerk was about TO tell him when
. happy thought struck him.
Two thousand year." he replied
firmly.
"Um-um," he said. lyon are q good
clerk. and III sec what can be done for
you"
Then he dismissed the clerk and called
In the manager.
Make Jones salary 81 500 year." he
said.
The manager was about 10 offer an ex-
PLANTATION.
do rs tell YOU" said the old man.
'Ill teach the young upstart To come In
here debating 10 me how much money
10 pay my people.
BY tins time the manager had compre>
hended the situation. and he forthwith
put Jones on the $500 list. and s,x
months later. when the old man found
how he had been worked. he called Jones
in and told him he would restore him %
the a. 900 LIST and Jones WAS ehrewd
enough to take the twinkle in the old
mans eye in good faith and say nothing.
Detroit Free Press.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

What In norsil MsoAessss aad Pssl
DAVID lngiss Say Ahous Cstsuh-

Ga the occasion os his iA.s visit "a Au.ssiks
TIE late Ssr Nos,ii hscksaz,e sse sskei hs
oi,snion at the climate ~ AileEse- sna ia
action on disss~rs of The shfsssi aud iansss
he rerlis~a:
In youT AMsEseAn climate osI4rrh IL un.
que~fionats, a.. osa>< II nore deaths than
any s.,,urT di~&~s. A. nfrs ~ r. a. a Fssis. .
isuis thing. nssr colo IN ia hcsc. tSsss " .
elipssis HE THE oae. cad is noi entirely
cured beforv another tolls~s- sus~~kien
os oass constitutes chrome eH'&rrh. 4
ssfoug and healthy eonrsItation sih suffer
onsl tnconscIlsssss Tran oat@rrfl. ooi ell
othsfs ran q great rlss of what maj solio~.
The health !. hr.ksn. the constitution
weakened. aud. although sh. c-,tsrth ssssif
may nut fs the asss4al raa-~ 81 oos.fL. sail
indirectly. 4, 20 saak esa.ns; tie - -ssnl dat
IL 10 unable IA rerist the attach - ctisoI de
case. a u.
Carl >slleT. NJ. ID. Of Fiilae.i i.hls another
famous aud throat specialist. estimates
that "a TeT ocnt oi Tia l->ulle "a America ara
afflicted ish Nasal catarsh-
DAVID lnsl,s. NJ. ID. i.,bfos-a "i nieutAi
aud nervous dlrsaSe. ntu4t tall+so 81
Medicine. says. 'I' bhs ss,san.>d ~ ne ilaat
the profession h. only t~,cinnine a. ~sks up
Ia shs widespread ralstioG OF intrans-al
disorders IA functional disturbances .f The
nervous syr,snl. have had f.assn "a at
tribute Ia narai trouble no; ot4l,. asthma.
coughs. various gastric Disturbances, ts.t
DeiaDchoilA. cholera and EPILEPSY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

"Don's you consider it's terrible thtno
for folks ~ give way - their ugly feel
ms and talk inAdT' inquired mild litth
Mrs. Lam5xin II her husband after .
slight display Of temper from their sos
Ike.
We'll. l dunno" laid Mr.. Larnbkin
me,iitatively siroking his beard. 1t APP
pears To Inc its jest As well now an agir
To let out a mite IF ~ bo We can do II
without hurtIn anythin or anybody ~
tis To keep IL ali buttoned up an *
round lookin GUNNER An GUNNER.
.Of course" Mr.. Lambkin added has
tily. Il amt countenancin perfanity X
any form. To my iniud there Amt any
excuse for that. though I've seen folks
that was fust rate in other respects tina,
he'd fearful time to get shet o that
habit. What mean is kind y scoldir
talk
Now shell recommend to Ike what
my father recommended 10 me when
was a yearl;n boy like him. Les built
consid'a able like me. an see he's got
where he needs II.
Il was q high tempered boy. an my
father used e tell me when ] was riled
mp to git ont To the woodshed an ketct
up the hatchct an go TO splittin an talA
TO tho woodpile. An ken tell you twas
y monstrous help! I've started for that
weodpile on the gallop more'n once, a
Id jest say everythin could think Of &c
IL at fust till coded down.
Its jest Ike this" concluded Mr..
Lambkin humbly. IF folks hev got even
teinpers, admire 'em. an they'd ought
10 count 'em a gift o God an be mighty
thankful.
An b'lieve in tryin to GIT purchase
on your disposition. no matter how poor
It's. But will say" here he looked hall
deiantly at his wife. II will say that
there's been times. even sence | wa
married. when that woodpile hes saved
me . fit o. ENTHUSIASTICALLY Compan-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

During the month Il April the report
% State Inspector Hill shows the salt
inspection "a follows: Manistee county.
- 49, barrels. Bay. $3.50. Saginaw.
il..,-j, Mason. .sj61l; ST CLAIR. 32.0'f,.:
losco. lilo, Huron. 2ioo; total. 20.
al barrels.
l.. H. STANLEY Of jackson. aged ~
years. managed e. spend sio ON three
days spree Those who imag med Jack
~ou a rapid town viii not confess their
mistake
The Rev and Mrs L. g. Parnlee -
Resding celebrated their fifty eighth
w.,,lins anniversary Thursday Friends
gave them so IN gold.
The cold weather IN ocsans cnunty
has greatly retarded spring crops
A subscription paper - hcing circu.
issed q, Eavsnns 10 tuy instruments for
brass hand Later the citizens vii
pay the Rand % stop
Port Huron spoqH had a horse race
~ the main -'rsH' nli'InigAi an I now
three prominent citizens have been ar
rested fpF fast driving
Jaek-pu rill erect nea school build
ing on Noody Hill
The into, colieg ate feld sror;s will 10
held AZ jackson june I and 2
Ndriaus militia ara moving he heav
ems 90 organize 4 light artillery com
psny
v X averill. a Nichissa Central
brakeman. fell from fre.ent car ~
kslamnzco FRIDAY s1d bross his hap.
4 Mysterious di-rssc - carving -
thu sheep N berrin county by thc bun
drssi Local veterinary surgeons are
bsf'l-d by the isease
During dance gwen nv he Mps
keguu Rayal Arcsnum THURSDAY night
sneak thief aiste cloan ssrep - tte
cioak rnoHu.
\ stock company. NTH a capital ?
tSj0c' hss beer nrssntzel in Nuskezr n
= usse The Curtis automatic gate
fansinss citv treasurer received
ts5i -. ~ at vsss oH ~h.rh fhe inter
at vas o. al - IL eFAt the cify $50.
"a p ~ resf ~ sspnrses
The 'seuty eighth snrasl Hrstirg =
fhr Michigan Medieval -ooe'y 49, h@
held " sksgou Ma = sni L.
TIE Bev S. 81 Washturn = sesi
saV hs@ been sproin,ed q the s,lgsslfy
hosr1 ~ reiiEisns ennsr~4--s - 10 held
tdnnr 'fr saf.l FAR
I}s hsrio r'irs a. fr~r vnunfsiu
aia <e~f- rnrrfng despite sHH3ars rat
Sc 49, - 80 eie~st 1own
lax Brit kss te>n arrested again t1t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-07

Original Albert katoa. Jacob Nil er.
B-ajanin Fountain. Charlie. Barton.
Joseph Boohane,. ElnSthsn Be.he.
.eotge A. Jones Additional William
Waliace. Christian Bath William Torpy
Charles Carr. John Morrison. Increase
Addison Cole. William Hamilton.
Jonathan Valentine. Reissue Charles
w Lake Original. widows. etc.-Jsne
Gro~yenor. Mary Griffin. Mary Siuyter,
Polly A.Hoimes taiotherh freCieIrka
Crause- RsinoIs II Siephsa Hlilird.
Eliza Kidney. Eva Bushnell.
Original Bruce Buekminsier. Al.
ditionai George NJ. Scott. Charles VI,
Preston. Francis Colby, horstio Hall.
j.. Reuben Fox. Reissue Iii Win
chell, John l.. Campbell. Reissue and
increase johnson. Original. wild
ows. etc Mime Smith. Anna Smith.
Jane Sibley. julia A. soho, AngeIine
SAITH tuaotheri. Ella Eastman.