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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

Bill Sye writes funny story for Tina
Flsas1D thss week /, deals with bis
experiences n kentaeky hotel. To-
nscrrox's paper viii contain ssiselon
Of the brightest AM best illustrated
org.n.l aftielss- May of the fore
a ~ special writer's Of the coantry
write exclusively for THk Hkk.LD- II
= the only newspaper 10 Michigan en-
Toying the exclusive sunday franchise
Tor BIZ Nys's letter. IL has also the
exclusive service OF the beat news
associations for specially prepared
articles OF current subjects Of interest.
BY recent addition TO Tax HgR-
ANS exclusive telsgrsphie wire vh'ch
attends from the editorial rooms
ia this city 10 Fort Wayne,
distance OF Ia miles. this
ofaes IL connected directly with
"a ,csgo, New York and Washington.
Tue entire service Of the United Press.
monster report. larger and better
ihan any other. Is brought to this Of
ncs direct from New York. Washing
ton and Chicago without interruption
or transfer. THE HERALD 10 the only
paper IN Michigan that owns . tele-
graph wire independent of telegraph
companies Its news report furnished
by the United Press is incomparably
superior TO the reports furnished by
other associations.
A an evidence OF toe enterprise oi
: the United Press the recent delivery o.
Sir. Glatstone's speech is a case II
poiot- Because of the dnercnc,
in time the repor, was czbled TO the
Chicago Evening Post by tn
United Press in time for that paper
TO publish complets synopsii
OF The same At o'clock in the after.
noon. me heur before Mr.. Gladston.
bad finished speaking, The HERALI
received lthe speech in full before /
o'clock the same night. feat tina
would be impossible OF Accomplishment
except for the difference IN time AND
the remarkable enterprise of the Unites
Press
With these two superb exclusive
Gestures. supplemented by the work o
81 intelligent and active local force o
nswsgAtherers and writers. The Han
AID = determined to be the best AM
most readable newspaper published II
Grand Rapids. In few days marke'
/ improvements will be made in il
mechanical departments, anu then, II
addition to being the best, II will be tn
handsomest IN appearance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18
TWAS PRETTY HARD WORK.
But the Street Cars Were Kept Moving
Last Night.

Last Night.
Yesterdays storm was one of the
worst for street car traffic that has oc-
CURED this season. Manager Chapman
said last night that If as heavy fall of
snow bad occurred before the late
thaw cars would have been stalled and
traffic suspended. As it was the cars
were kept IN wing. although with diff
Guilty. The snow came 60 suddenly
and rapidly that before the scrapers
and salt cars could get over all the
lines the cars were unable to move. In
some cases two or three motors were
coupled together to push their way
through the drifts. The late rains had
washed away the salt that has been
scattered during the winter 80 that .
fresh dose Was necessary. Al 7 O'Clock
the cars on the Wealthy avenue and
Scribner street line were all bunched
nj one end of the line and we're moved
" IN difficulty. The same Was true of
all the cars on all the lines. Passen-
gers waited patiently on the corners or
plodded YEARLY home through the
storm. Those who waited long enough
got . car, aud those who walked saved
4 nickel. The street car company en-
ployes worked diligently, and after the
storm ceased all were running nearly
on time.
Inquiry Mt the railroad Offices showed
that the storm nas not delayed rail-
road traffic. Henry Sullivan. psymas-
ter of the Grand Rapids x Indiana.
returned from the NORM at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, and sald there
wac little snow falling north of this
city during the afternoon, and he does
not apprehend any serious delays in
consequence of the storm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

Police COMMISSIONER Bender - 80
afnz abe gentleman In addlt.oa 20
h.s unrsdulted services Sc member Of
toe police board be takes Lively X
lsres. N al municspEl affairs This =
very good quality IN any citizen and
Mr.. Bender q entitled TO commenda-
Ion for possessing IL lie holds very
sxactng ID pcslfion "a reporter for the
superior court. Ills chief duty lies in
sxuing the voucher for MS salary. TIE
transparency Of his snap has awakened
hostility 20 the court itself. and be-
cause Of "a needless expense and for
other reasons the legislature vii b.
asksd 20 abolish i. Then Mr.. Bender
I'll be cut of Job and may apply 70
himself ard other members OF The pc.
Ice board for . position - 'weil
paid" policeman.
Mr.. Bender dsdn't Like IL because THE
HxkxrD criticised the action OF former
police board prohibiting the police
mems annual dance and robbing them
OF their witness fees in the name Of = g
city. lie grew real indignant about Il
Ia the police board meeting yesterday
and skid sofns tart tnings about THE
HKxkLD. OF course. n great many per-
sOns are indignant that Mr.. Bender
should 10 paid 5000 for work per
formed BY bis clerk. and they have
asked IHE HERxL0 to say something
fasi about Mr.. Bender, but BE IA an
ar1iabls gentleman aud the requests
have bsen refused Mr. Bender thinks
isis good thing 10 take the police
mems fees because they are well pail.
II .ths go1d tA.ag for lac policemen,
Wy eoal1a'. 4 be = doublY g5oc
tan< 10 require SIR Bender 10 pay ali
b.srsce,Dts for SPECIAL services into tne
city treasury. lie a q CITY of8cshl. A
good one. lie earns Pile CT money
~ rs capacity "a court reporter. Is
peciaily - when dsfendan.s' attorneys
reqers coD.ss q h.s clerks steno-
graphic notes Way not tnrn these re-
csipts ever % tne city. where they
legally neicnx, 81 course. there e a
& Hersacs between Mr.. Bender. the
.anis ponce comm ssioner. aud Mr.
Eeadsr. t1e smiabis superior court
sieaokrkchsr.
atso tbs merits Of the question, tho
police baard took = very sensible view
81 iaem. Tao subject q permitting
lne policemen - no ! "a a1nuai dsacs
for 30 0ensft % shar relief fund snd
taa sdvi'aliiisy cf changing iha IN
dsfensbls ruis appropr,atng their
court fees we're referred 20 tae pres
dsof fer Investigation. new rule
covering cases Easrs ofscsF. are de-
tkined IN coors and denied their sleep
wss established. The present boafa {.
MT Responsible Tor the arbitrary rules
complasns1 x. hut q = - auty TO
atof.sh thew
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

- sAr Rssabaesa Asss,e's 81 ths stats o.
- - ,,e.a electors - ne state al u "a
lx.s- za1 =. sl4es $40 m41 1estss % 4n.-s
: - lne1l IA sp1eta,a- - pfsaaR-rs . BE
<s4sl s1fss - -.s'.xs4 - - p-tl y. -. -.
-.sls esnssnlioa = s4i4 bexty. ~ BE- heia :.
E-rzsals Ia. esrnsf u CasnPiAs 1ad
rs.ssl<l s.Isss< a lse eity "a Dstss.s %
sees !. "a. isF The p4Fpsss u noniiassia.
/. -.a.t 4sfe fof I1s--<e % TIE e4p4r1se to4fs
aaa So Ae<ents Fl iAe tz,ssfs.s as -
-r<aa6Et.aA ~ s1c1 etaer t1sk1rs< - nay
rraesrl1 e4rGs tri0Er tae eonle1tisA-
Egass eonntt ell - suflti - ea's arlr<<te
iof sash ~ ~ tb- t4tsA te<s e4st ~ ke*zt 80
- &c t4sl stafs e4rs<foA - stcu1sr. -. So
1as 4datllsA4l 9siexs<s tof sfery races
s1sa1nIiE< . "a bat SAGA ors<a,ssa eo.ntf
81 - nlitet 3, - sas. - aes<. -. "a,
adsr f1s rcsoiuss0E ~ t'ao a. aetr<<ss -.
- aatlIssc {. seat q 80 euexsotson no
ices a8s revise - he eoeniT As psss'ss' -
- a.. sx.ses from szeh soosr-<sisns.
sI.rrIs. e fel.leslt1 - ueet ~ caucus ~
= 81 t'sn. ~ - Asroo4ta IA. e sSires
aa1ldAtes - fol,s-s - = r. - 80, 80
rr--lf-rt. lsas sss sfsnt serret.fs haa en'
49, 80 ~zea - tie eaIaait8re q a. frdsn :
go fer1aas1t vf<sl +1.ieh 49, 49, - =.
srsssac llsa 81 aag etaef business prspefS
e1InIax befaFs item
-. a f<sf. t1- = RS 81 saea connty cs1-
,ratfaa are requisites 81 tsrs2rd - tnr SIRE
60 II fhe 49, erntfai eeninilirs ~
Ea<h~rFg tuiltins. Ics oi-k ~ Tie r4riirai
- sIfer the d. afes - Ice stste cs4frts-
fisa nts~ ceea laasez. r-ftfne1 . o. &c =
a.. <14tes au1 ttfE ir.lsctitF tosturltt
= ..tr-. So. ffca8 tb~ir respective cgt1tlc<. "a
- 4ntltI-t o. <cats IL tae cents .tio1-
a3L T. EttEs. JAG8S MCMILLAN
eartt arF. taAtrns -. .
- aofo1ttonlsnt 81 trtekates 70 = hit
tir sart - ~ - arr emitted > "a -
Sso O. he sofa $3.50 Tor Ee4sruor Aet7,npf'I
!. ~ tae iast ,,retl9a'. eae ier rAca ~ y. ~
f-4ttou .ttrrof &c 80 r. mere. 10 cqt.- q
horeser. selas "a - less taen two tris,
Ea'eL Atrf eo10f1 aaft1< : ietA t'>' "
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18
sLIvERs WHIPS CHAPMAN.


n Thrse-Round Fight and Runaway.
A glove contest WAS held last night
in the suburbs OF the city between
Johannes s.ivers and Lou Cha pman,
two local spsrrers Of some rcpuie. A
company of about forty persons,
all invited guests. were present TO en-.
JOY the sport. The hour set for the
match to begin Was midnight. but 1t
vas little later when the two men en-
tered the ring. The fight lasted three
ronnds- In the first Chapman had the
best OF It. but IN the next two rounds
Chapman was knocked down and ran
out OF The ring to ssosd punishment.
The contest Was given TO slivers.
As the party broke up Deputies
cowen and Powers and Sergeant Nc
earthly. with . half dszen policemen
walked into the building, but ~ they
saw nothing suspicious aud were pro-
s.ised that 10 "scrsp'' would take
place. the officers retired gracefully
and were satisfied thai The scrap WAS
not 10 take place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

.ff Hnz<n =. flagrr< cas- rurnsnx
fee ussyof tpasl n< seai1 Poll <.<st-
teatas az ls<<f is's Vote sAsa lh< hp1
Lew l. Earto1F a The Aersoo ye<tef-
day. -He bas b<ea Ne brss ussor
b<tfoit nAs knoea IA year.. Ia IA
iixnt against the street rxllsay coss.-
pAny. the slecsric aghUnx company
and ptb<f gsaspiEs corporations ns a<s
esrnsd me fresds1sp ot every IxIt
thanking voter IN tne city. Had "a not
teen for bsn ne shoaid Dos have bad
electro street railways. perhaps, Tor
Ten yesFs. lie eonpeI.sd tue con paDy
20 suAust - asphalt pasemsu< oelwetn
TIE rA4is. and t1en - use heavier rAiis
That made lt snconssu.ens - lufe
bofsrs- With The heavier fasIs u 49,
easy 10 use electricity aud The ne = sys-
tfln uaa subsistoted. HE u naxnx
was on The electro light ana eas coui-
pausee nov There u no reason vny
Ne should pay tAfes az four Nsnss -
much tor our lighting - other c4tirs
pay. IL 10 outrAxeous. He has mede
other corporations live up ~ the is(.
add IN dong - Of couvse incurFe6
their enmity. But the comrnon people.
the small t41payers. are wlsn him. Tie
mas not injured the corporations BY
compelling tnem 20 live up 70 tne law
Neither nss ne formed the csty's ous'-
pess irtesssts ~ the kind Of battle he
has carried on against them. Mayor
f5ngree IL cratic ~ tllnes- He brain
conceives countless things that ale arm
cannot execute; bus hss administration
has been clean. atty and tuansss-iike.
and Detroit may we'll feel proud OF u. "
"So. sir" remarked . travelling man
IN the Morton last nlgut. 81 never bet
on horse race. never played p ksr.
aud l was never on the hog tram '
WHATS that. Stranger demanded
another knight OF the grip. DO y a
mean TO cay that you never bought
pools on . hoss racer 81 DO" sald
The other firmly. Never stood pat on
. full house. esshery' II don't know
what that means" replied the vlrtuous
man. II don't play poker. you knew.
"And you never we're On the pix-trssn.
dead broke In . arrange community
and your watch In bocksr' continued
the inqulsltivs cross-examlner. 81
never Wss," persisted the other man.
"Well, where do you liver" Chicago
said the man with aucnon.e principles.
"weil, may be you do" retorted the
other. "Msy be you do; but demme
you're . disgrace to the city you cone
FROM"
The Hon. Phillip 7. Colgrovs Of
Hastipgs, president o. the republican
state league, Was . guest in Tue Morton
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mn. J. Boyd Psntlind left
for Hot Springs, Ark, yesterday morn
ing. They Will remain there about two
month"; During Mr.. Psptlind's ab
sence, Arthur Grant will -. the &C
tive management OF The ION. Ii
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

Edwin b. Seymour and Charles =.
Kelsey have each purchased an inter
est IN the Grand Rapids Book Binding
company. Mr.. kelsey was yesterday
elected president OF the company, Mr..
Seymour secretary and John w. Han
nen superintendent. The board of di.
rectors Of the concern nov consiets OF
the foregoing aud A. J. Tucker and j.
J. Emery. Mr.. Hammer will, as here
tofore. have charge of the practical
work OF the establishment, whlis Mr..
Seymour will look after the financial
part of the business.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18


n tnsaksne s<r.ea<ay of scosSinf al
s,,< sekx>s<ssns tf.4i he h2s r-es,vsd
frota tae po<-l< and sse hos io1k t,e
hoss.s s1aasss Nj, Keep oP ondu
t1sns-
jAm~s = nonson. sopesssssndeaf e
TIE 1faxtInp &<y ssy suo. accompanied
~ a u. >otis g k.k k&p,ds and C.
L. Nhisary of Aasksxon. ice q NE
bosrd .; uasfess. ~<fe gneso IA tes
Nofton Yesterday On thslr vsv home
ffom lAnsnx. wDsrs they had bsea
looking after ths sptxopzsst.oa Tor the
Asyiam-
Aortoa-f- \. S<li<rs. Cedar springs:
Levi 4. barbour, Drt<ois; A. a. Rsrs-
isit. kaisnsazoo. G<orEs W. Crawford.
E.k kNplss. q. p. Fee4. Aliexan. Nrs,
~ " lonnsr. Aln Ida tulnuer,
Cadillac
s~ssfs-B. T. Knapp, Dssro.s: n. y.
rtronx. Jackson, J. L. Kennedy. Gale
donna. Jackson Coon. koek lurd: y. i.
L AZ. -. Lcass, l. n. Iross. - oskseoa.
Nee Izslngston-C. n. oss.ckiana. G.
B. Warren. beuo1t. A. 4. Hal. Lsld-
water. W. l. bosney. Kanmaxoo.
Peter Nckel.sr. Paw ras, N. O.1~oo'
Nanss<s; 7. L. Thomas. Hart
Clarendon Martin Keller. Nus-
kegon; Alex kunnslis, <swsyro; l. a.
Hs~isy. iiespef.s; n. {. orerory.
unAdliiA; l. 4. Page. sparta
Br,cgs street. Houss--C n. Warn~r
end sife. Fremont, W. a. Anderooo.
SPARTA &. Il. oskss Coopsrssliie.
james brown. Grand Iiavsa. Irsat
Newton. loopcrtv.lle, II. u. Iorhnn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

fns elstsFs. - tss bzt snevn =
gray asa lsFbs .slae Shxnseatis velvet.
Toe n'lt hsss = ss,fz 60 go sr<.rna = harn
- lksd roll Il tkt s~isst. las ftspt
OF tnh nriiu i skpDy heat aud 70
~asfa at lks asek. A. tav ale =
sFsessaaz q lshs ssus ottoisssn I.ot.on
sc~s anu ixo gray ena bsss thsfed
oelr ia fessnefs- Lssnt psne xesyft
stF.nEs eoase from ia o@ek - TIE tat,
Fgxt - aailiseff seenl 10 have g.ined
IN popular ~. ara ol!en the tftnassnk
OF tie 1sl Is * fae saee material -
The met Asa go. oae sur9 sst sss
very ile4csgli. consisting Of a roqnet
OF naoditstl dlf=esoif~ shape and q
muit Ga tie fonnet were several
chour. male u very marrow black and
hunters green seise, rscbons. Win =
bnncls OF black gFesles. mounted With
. whip OF cogntnfs brsAst feathers
and ssrnes Of black velvet ribbons.
The mutt ssas s'hieetsseiy Of green vel.
vet. lined with the fur, the ilning -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18
Their Standing shown.

The following annual statements
we're filed yesterday:
Aldine Manufacturing Company
Capital stock, $60, 900; paid in, SIS. 500;
real estate, $5l.35; personal estate,
49,, 242.9o; debts, $5,6l3.o6; credits,
$25 .29i.4 5.
Grand Rapids Marble Company
Capital stock, $4,000; paid IN, q. 400
real estate, $213.20; personai estate,
s3,622.lo; debts, $s.7o6.oa; credits,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

s~issd toe difference. SIS. n eash-
khsrin k'ann<ss follov<d aim 70 Matte
tloaa aEa tlg kaD.a.. kexpsnx c.oss 90
!. . usl. and Iad laontrd h.m n thA
ssy ~bsr ne heard Of ~ arrest lie
esrls aeSa iest nsxnt % sdsDilfv him,
ana . sAt<nsd ~ y the nlxa sto nss
Tea operating ~ Nsusyxo eennty-
FAfkef sHs wearing the clothes sbsco
ne bought ia Aewasgo when be uaA
ARRESTED Tie trousers we're found IA
west ode tailor chop. where be nsd
taken them - ~ made over 70 a. nm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

disposed 10 10 turn outward at each
s'de. with trimming OF choux Of black
and green velvet ribbons Another
sunhptuous set, comprising . hat, mud
and bow. shows q hat of felt in CIGAR
brown. trimmed about the crown with
brown velvet ribbon and nink tails,
the tale terminating in heads that
nestle Ia low 1t the front. The mufi
was brown velvet, trimmed with a vel.
Vet ribbon how, set with q couple of
minks' heads. and for the boa the on
tire skln OF the animal, the back pass
ing around the wearer's throat and tire
head claspAg the root OF the tail.
Some OF these sets were designed to BE-
worn VITA special costume. the fur in
some wise entering into the trimming
Of TIE gown.
A very elegant turban il recalled
having u crown of black velvet en-.
rlched with embroidery Of gold and
silver tinsel and beads, the brim OF
black caracul, and trimming of q bow
Of black satin ribbon posed at the left
OF the front. Another turban Wal
wholly u black caracui, trimmed with
black satin ribboL in hair-striped plaid.
ing OF gold color. the ribbon being
trapped around the crown and forming
bow al the left Of the front.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

Frsus smith vss arrested last night
by Detectives Cast and Jskessy on
saspicson 81 isrceny from . dwelling.
lie vss held for examination on .
charge Of having stcsen . gold watch
from Afs. l. Sa,ith. hs brothers wife.
Of 70. 81 thtrry street. witn vbons he
nss besD boarding. The officers found
tie watch a. a bfoser.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

Joseph AndsrscS, con Of Jossph p.
Andersen OF th.s city, died Thursday
night from injuries received by . fall
Of twenty feet 10 the foundry Of Bart
lett q Co IN saginaw where he Nss
employed He bead struck moi1lng
frame and the skuil WAS fractured.
Mr.. Andersch. sr-. went 10 saginaw
yesterday and brought be son's re-
mans home. The young man was Is
years Of age and well known and popu-
lar hefs- lie leaves besides ais parents.
three brothers; Charles n. m1s.c
teacher. William A, . printer IA TIE
German.a Office and . younger bfot1er.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

FEMALE newspaper publishers have
been stirring up Japan. and the govern
ment has Forbidden them TO edit news
papers. WHAT would Japan do If she
had two or three Susan Il. Antnonys
and Mrs. Leases?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

The new officers Of the United Car.
penters organization are: Master. +.
b. Belcher; foreman, Rudolph HUT;
clerk, l.. 4. Kendall; bookkeeper. w.
X. Storms; treasurer, /. d. Gulliford
pass keeper, Gus Nelson; inner guard,
William Swartnout; outer guard, Mar
tin Merit: trustees, F. Blossom, +.
Rowan and William Schroeder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

LAST nights meeting in the interest
Of organized casrity Will act ~ Ieaven
in the good work to be inauguratsd.
The speeches made are indicss 10 the
character and scope Of the movement
Ii the citizens OF this city will lend
their Aid to the project 1t must profit
them ell.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

Nxw YORK IS fairly enterprising and
Chicago Is a whirlwind, but . Texas
man Is a length and = half ahead oi
the field. lie has organized ''dra-
matte" company to play "Tne Burning
of Henry smith at the Stake by Paris
Mob.n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

GOVERNOR MCKINLEY 10 financially
engulfed by the failure Of . man fol
whom be endorsed. He announces
that he will pay every. dollar he as.
sumed by endorsement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

Va. BseKwonya q a great protester.
Every tine the majority ats on demo
cfst dopIieity. NJ. Bsrxworth bowls
AID his followers echo his lnguAr,oas
sft Then formsi protest fled
AID tne nsst occ.sin = awaited. The
nnsesting q or fso srd Esosch Of
Nsyns co = case sho~pox plainly .
Teistiep u re election avs made the
dsa Gratis pessds themselves wlsh Al.
e mftars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

To-Day Governor Rich will accom-
pany the members of the state bard
of commissioners for the worlds far
to Chicago TO investigate the condition
of atfAns. II 10 believed that his vis,
will settle the fate o; the $4,000 APP
propriaton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

IT 10 stated that ex-Secretary Whit
ney Is tae real purchaser Of the New
York Times. William &. must be pre-
pairing to drop the million he made
from tae whiskey slump.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

MRs. CARTER and Lottie Collins have
had falling out on account of mutual
jealousy. Now if Lottie and Boom
Ta-ra-rA" would only disagree the pub.
lie might get rest during Lent.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

ADLAI T. EwIsG 10 said to be slated
for the Japanese mission. IL Adlai T.
any relation TO Adiai T.; And who IN
the dickens is Adlai T., anyhow?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

wYoNrSs's legislature will adjourn
today without having elected . United
States senator. This throws the sp-
pointnent to the governor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

REPRESENTATIVES, ANDERSON has no
ticed . bill aboIishing the superior
court. Now listen for roar among
the animals.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

CLEVELAND has appointed . gentle
man named Morton Of Nebraska to be
secretary Of agriculture. There are
two positions in the cabinet yet to be
fillad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

LAsF evsnlax Al esteemed eontsm-
porA<y ranndly seamsniea decision
made b. . Chicago iadse, ssddiing
costs snd damages for illegal arrests on
police ofhcsEs. lestsrdsy's Chicago
Inter Ocean had tnls 10 s4y OF the cs-
e.si n: ''oas OF the numerous judges
IN Cook coansy has just taken =
posssson when should endsas him
10 the Eaaris OF all crooks OF every
shade aod degree, near and far. IL the
interpretation Of police power N The
matter OF arrest 10 really fet.sred aud
restricted - this Goggin come TO
judgment holds then one great SAFE
guard against depredatlons Ct the
predatory class must be removed. The
attempt 20 remove It in Chicago just d
tnlstinse will be accepted oy all crook
dom IS an ausplcivus omen for the
worlds tar season.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

WAsrrxarox. FEB. I7.-For lower
Nichisaa. Snow tonight, followed ~
Gearing weather. winds shifting 70
s~s.sr.y:a slight rae N temperature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

The Fo'gsr VIA Go Before the Superior

Court.
James Parker. charged With forgery,
Was sfrsiEned in ponce court ysster.
day. and waved examination. tie ws'
held " sppeas at the next term OF the
superior court. TIE sbsf II OF Ne~sygo
county arrived IN the CITY Yesterday
hfinflng With HIM one Of me Nsvaygf
merchants Who had been swiDd!ei GA
81 so ~ the sleek forget. There - Da
aoiitf tnst Parker IL The fsl on whs
mas nommlit~d al the fofssnvs and
caused ths police all the trouble.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18

Robert Fitcheli. gambling; adiourned
10 February Is. A. q. Charters and
nine others, gambling, adjourned TO
February -. Fred Van kuren, for
gerry; adjourned TO February n. c.
". Johnston. false presenses; die
missed. James Parker. forgery; held
for tr al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18
WIN Amend Church,

The Fores;ers 81 tne city viii meet
in GrscBws I'd ball Sunday evening ~
ESQ p. IN. and vii attend The evening
Ger vice In 81 Marks church. The
Rev. Campbell fasr nss invited ell
members Of beneficiary orders TO a..
tend the services. as ne wall preach on
the subject of Mutual Insurance. Or
carnations"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-18
Circuit cour-Psrt IL
yrDaE ADsTT.

Edward w. Upham. Administrator If
the estate Of Charles Brown, deceased,
Va. George A. Caldwell, replevin: IN
trial. Joseph p. Dyer ". William =.
Walsh, replevin; stay extended thirty