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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
AMMAN ECkf.I.S.

For man tina. knows little about
the banking business Controller Eckcls
IA making surprising record Ono ~
his- first official acts was H. discharge
and remove from Office a democrat bank
examiner who was appointed during
Cleveiand's first term. tie docsu', make
any apology for his action. although the
removal il the first Ia occur r,er the
prc-ent administration. and Tie victim
- democrat az that
It's head went into thc basket tc-ausc
he drinks WHISKY and accepted present
- eco f-ou "a iu-,iveut bank. which
De certified % Dr. slvcUt iii- name "a
c. Campbell. and be rcsi,ics in Ten.
nes~cc. John \. HcDonald wac sp.
pointed 20 -uccecd him. Campbell &C
rertei $40 from, The l.itslc Roels baak.
certified ~ vas sound. AMI a lev DAYS
.4te- the bank faded and a i..-gc nufn
isr ~ rers..ra 1T money. When Con
t-ile- f.-scls learned n tie circum
stances n. promptly and urfe,lineiy he
headed Campbell
tanrh.H Ednt Ike n "A little lat.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
MINORITY PROTESTS.

q, ssems strange that the minority ia
a legislative body should show its rs~ent
nlent hen defeated ~ resorting to empty
protests and obstructive parliamentary
tactics. The ludyment - the majority
" quite az intelligent and secure as that
- the minority In fact the numerical
superiority - he majority generally in
dica.cs the ehoicc Il the people AM pro
TESTS end remOastranees invariably
Inaka the minority ridiculous
The hoe-e % representatives has
p'sas-i the bill restoring capital punish
ue0t The subject affected by the bill
has hcen lscussed for years and tho
biil itss'f has been before the house Cor
months. II the Arguments ald votes III
- opponents failed q prevent iis pass
az then the iniammatory PROTESTS and
the threatenesl obstruction u legislation
must 10 futile o. change the result
The minority ~ not expected u die.
tate legislation. Majority rule Is one 81
the fundamental virtues ~ our form Of
government II the minority werc en-
titled 10 rule Mr. BarANorth would lead
tho house and VIZ. Esiag would h.
heard from only Ga the roll call la the
ease % the capital punishment bill the
tsb gentlernen named ara with the
minority. Mr.. Ewing knows how 1t
'ec.s % b. on that side. Mr. Bark
worth's feelings are cslloused.
\ very considerable majority Of the
people % Michigan desire u have CAPT
Ia punishment substituted fur board
Ing house punishment q murdercrs.
The majority IA the legislature is carry
Ing out the vii. o, the people. II it
CRATES on the sensitive consciences Il
the members % tho minority. ty the
way. numerically less than ono third tho
total membership - the house. they
nus, grin aud bear IL. FOR IL is tho will
% tie people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
ThEATSR NOTES.

a Striking Resemblance will
bc completed tomorrow night. Ii
is not money maker either for com
pany or house. Next week Colonel
Gearys The French Spy" will be the
play. II is said that the production in a
fairly elaborate one. AMI that pretty
Miss Davenport and Sid &. France make
decided 20 81 IL. The week following
Shcnk's Wanted the Earth" will close
the season. Ed X Salter is manager of
the company.
Billy" Crane. who in conjunction
with Stuart Robson won renown IN light
comedy. will he here Tuesday evening
to present In The Powers his late and
great success. The senator" The sale
III seats will begin this morning.
Seats for tho Scidl opera orchestra
concert may 10 obtained az Palmer,
Mech 4 Co.'S. The attraction from a
musical stan lpoint ia one ~ the greatest
and most artistic ever booked Tor Hart
mans.
Fife Ellsler and G.. W. Could0ck will
b. seen here "Wednesday evening IN
"HaEel kirke" in The Powers Thurs
day evening "Duris" viii be- the bill
There viii 10 matinee today. Next
week Harry Wood viii revive two
SPECIAL comedy features 10 introduce
aud close an excellent clio.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
MCCARTHY BEsTS Ia BLANCHE.
The Marine Put Up Game Fight.
hut Was Outclassssi.

NEw ORLEANS. May Is. George La
Blanche. the Marine. was knocked out
in the sixteenth round 10y Billy Nc
Carthy of Australia tonight. The fight
was for purse II 200 before the Ores
cent Athletic club. Mccarthy was the
favoritc in the betting, standing three to
five. while LaBlanchc was quoted at six
Ia five. Mccarthy was seconded by
Steve Brodie and Harvey Wilson. La
Blanche was seconded 10y Black Lynch
and Landin. George Scott was referee.
Mccarthy weighed in at 15T pounds
and La Blanche at I'll. The latter had
the appearance II being hahby. The
men came together and Mccarthy as
sumcd the aggressive He was very
clever on his feet and La Blanche was
not. The latter made several vicious
lunges. which Mccarthy lodged clev
erly. The honors were about even.
From rounds two 10 fourteen Nc
Carthy rushed the marine about the
ring. knocking him down repeatedly and
giving fearful punishment.
Round IL The Marine was very
groggy and was knocked down three
times but each time got up in time To
save himself He pulled Mccarthy down
with him twice.
Hound III La Blanche came up groggy
but showed fight. Mccarthy knocked
him down through the ropes but he got
up again and after two more knock
downs Mccarthy finally landed on his
neck and down he went. He managed
To get IL his feet hut fell against the
ropes and was counted out
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
For Its Annual lseport.

The board Of trade is making prcpara
tions To gather statistics To be embodied
in its annual report. which will lee issued
az the close Il the year. Yesterday Sec
rotary kinsey placed "a copy OF the blank
report in the hands Of the printer. This
Will be- distributed among the manufac-
turers and business men 10 be filled ont
with the information desired 10 make "A
full and comprehensive report Of the
city's industries Among the items II
interest callcdf for are the total shipments
and receipts 81 freight. building stats
tics. health statistics. public Improve
menis. review If bank clcarings. number
and classes IL manufacturers. number ~
nen employed. capital invested. output
al manufactures. wages PAID and "a re
view Of the work 81 the board az trade
for the past year. This information will
he published in book form for distribu
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

nature Il quo warrxnta. TIE court
ordered that . sunlaoas might ..sae
against and ofheer If the com pSny. and
the bulky petItioa wAs then taken down
~ the oshce II The clerk. here II sas
tied
The petition sets out the ofensss
against the law. committed BY the trust
by REVERSING al length the history ~ the
corporation. showing that II has bern
operated ia such q manner that
II has evsied the Law and usarp~d
powers not legally Conferred upon
~. The petitioner alleges that
the concern exercises such power
Ut controi over tho output III distiliery
products aud over dealers as 10 destroy
ali competition In their manufacture and
sale. That il has exceeded ITS franchise
IN acquiring the whole property and
rights at certain distllleries and cto~ing
them. thus destroying all diversity al
competition between them and the
distilleries operated 10y the trust by
means II a rebate system, II Is alleged.
the company In enabled 10 bring under
It's eontrol every dealer who becomes a
patron II it and thus force him 10 give
the company his exclusive trade. thus
enabling II % dictate prices Ia con
surners at pleasure.
President Greenhut was standing In
the corridor II the Grand Pacific this
evening when an officer served him with
a summons 10 appear on May u o.
answer qu warrsnto proceedings.
Later when made acquainted with the
charges he said: Il don't know what is
behind H. Neither ! nor any IL my col
leagues on this board 81 directors had any
intimation ~ this action. ! can't con
ceive who Is inspiring it. Certainly not
the stockholders who pro,es, against the
bond issue. Their opposition arr
estranged by belief that the bonds will
sell down the stock While the stock
iiuctuated somewhat II closed couple
IL points higher today. And then
IL would have been absurd 10
think for moment that they
would resort to a measure. which. II
successful. would not only defeat the
bond issue. hut destroy their stock.
We shall certainly fight the bill. As Ia
the charges made they are the usual
ones made against monOpolies. The re
bate matter is "a purely business trans
action"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

People &C Illinois Afssr the Whisky
Octopus.

Cgfo,co. May i An action al Law
O. freak the DIstilliny and Cattle eel
ing COMPANY with It's $500 80 capital.
Otherwise known ss The whisky trust
na- trsun IN the circuit court tcslsy
II IL a quo vsTranto pv.ree ling hry AZ Z
hy Attoruey General MainBey g. the
name = the people - ihe state n us
nr,s o courei Tho rrus- - appear in
court AMI shov ~ What right n has
mlsursl ard perverted re powers and
franchises ant row assumes such Der
ties. powers ard priviievos As II ever
riz.~
4 petition for leave = flo in'ofna
ton iD the sao varrarf0 proces-'an.-s
psa r-es..nt ~ lulen Iu.ev f1is sfief
n..,o ~ th~ attorney genera scc.fra
panied w JsoEe Moan ari Lew Nss r.
= cenassi ga The case. Tho court
Ordered = ruIe "a. efiferesi against the
l'i@sifitns . cattle F~s,liue eon,rany O.
sypeaf az lo a M Nso p to- ai,ae ans
Y sny e u rsn uby leave -hnut nof
- sraste.i b. lie iafoTHstson 81 The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

George |. Qnimby Is sleeping his last
long. drcaualess sleep IA Oak Hill e-tne-
terry, TAR from the ~hiTi II the nschia-
cry that wAs music 10 him and Mas bis
requiem.
At o'clock yesterday afternoon his
late resicsece, corner OF Quirnby and
Taylor streets. Mas crowded by those
who came 10 pay their last ulArk 81 re-
spet to the man they honored Ia life.
The extremes were there. mill hand and
capitalist. and by their presence testified
10 the worth u the deal
Under. and surrounded By q wreath II
nosers. stood the easket. at either end
u which was huge pyramid u potted
palms and Spanish bayonets.
The Rev. DIR. Campbell Fair read the
beautiful episcopalian burial service,
anc after the opening sentences quar-
tet COMPOSED II Mrs. Frank Davis. Miss
Chamberlain aud Messrs- Schultz and
Campbell sang Asleep IN Jesus" AZ
the Impressive service continued the.
also sang Out Of the Depths" There
II a Land II Pure Delight" and as
Messrs- Stevens. Rood. r. NJ. Davis
Donnelly. DIR. Similar and Goodman bore
the body 10 the heaTse. family the gentle
spring breeze bore e. those outside the
words. Il Heard Voice From Heaven.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
D~tDDnenlent.

The closing meeting ~ the Column
bian lecture ~ Unity circle has been
postponed until week from tomorrow
night. May -. when Mrs Waiter Town
~ No. ~ South Prospect street, will IN
terrain the club and Ms friends An m
teresting evening il anticipated. n a
young gypsy who was stolen from her
mothers camp a number Of years ago
will be present She has been in pos
session az Poland magicians and is
vcrsed in their peculiar methods 81
divining the mysteries Il lie She will
appear IN costume. Other attractions
will aid Ia the entertainment Ok the
evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

4 sneak thief went through the Port
land house At Bay City and stole clothes
enough 81 start store.
Fire damaged tho Crurnr Ssnufsc
turing dry kiln al Bay City "Wednesday
Less s1pJ9
The Geuesce county fair vil he he'd
at Flint during the third week u
Septemhrr.
The ladies - - Mays. Muskegon.
are holhug FAIR b. raise funds Tor the
church.
Sag uav's board - iraia ia working
hard - interest foreign capital m tic
town.
Carlton high school puzzle all pre-
cent The School Ma'am on Nav -
Defrs~itors - the Rockford bark
thlnE they vii get their cash
Bsy Cl'y fishing sroac-s had = rscs IN
the river Weins-e lay and 81 ostsider.
ihe Back Diamond. carried % tie pine
AMI the sports cas8
Tho iughsu couaiy savings hank all
opea itz DOORS m fev days
1be tirst bepf.s- church II Bay City
49, spena flrwo IA fepairs.
Holland has S-ut fGo - the Ere
surerers * STrini Lake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
Ugfs.s.s NtsAI~

Yesterday the igsth annual session .
80 tie-e~al tssembly p tho prrzty
srftH ehurch couversNi IN 'hs View ork
trs-ttc church n Washirg.E. The
.,.-sei., w.ii hs chiefly devoted ia con
i-usf ~ q ne RriEgs trid Nlres,iv
be- riefsia q Dr Briggs are 90 ths
rreuri rrepar~.i ~ ts<r % tho fEht
.s.re it Vss ended year az, N Fort
aeA
IT, frsz-~ GrigEs hiuscf. culiiisrt =
sis fns e0sreraticr. - 81 the ground
Nitn a.rf AZ the Eav p -ars.is t.-rwn.
,rsrga ~ A.erar,isr. Circrxs I. span
,irg tharies L. Thesnpsrs - Wv
ferS 40 me 2zv lienrv Preserved
snHh 2 c-,rei7nsti. The efroats1 -t
pr nri1zs q hesi~' = tl'e Sew - "
=. Birch q New Yogk aud luclades
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

indianapolis Put Faith In Locke and
He HACKS Out

ISpIASSPoLIs. May Il. The Indiana
May festival, generally regarded as ono
IL the great musical events ~ the west.
has 10y sudden turn of events probably
fallen through. though the directors
Will not know positively until tomorrow
noon whether or not they can 20 on. In
the beginning the contract with Charles
r.. Locke. an impresario OK New York.
by which he was 10 furnish for five con
ccrts. beginning next Monday night. the
Scidl orchestra and the soloists Mes
danes Nerdica, Juch and keigg. Misses
Reid. Poole. Fabris and Stein. and
Nessrs. Stevens. Galassi. Ferguson.
Kieger. Sanger and Bushnell. A couple
81 weeks ago there were rumors - a
split between Scidl and Locke. and one
al the directors IL the festival went To
Cincinnati. " hero Seidl was playing, Ia see
him. lie admitted dispute with Locke
over 5000 the latter owed them. but
promised. notwithstanding this. 81 keep
his engagement for the festival. Three
days ago an announcement was made in
New York ~ a series II Seidl concerts
covering the dates os tho festival. u. J..
Erwin. one q! the directors. nj once went
10 New York. Seidl fatty refused to
come or have anything 81 do with
Locke. When the screws were put tn
Locke he throw up his contract Tor tho
whole business. IL developed that he
had contracts with hut one or tao ~ the
soloists advertised. Negotiations are
now pending Tor the Damrosch orchestra
and with tho Aoloists, hut there IL =
hitch with Damrosch. Tho directors
have already spent about 1900 in al
vertising and training a superb chorus
- 80 voices. About fftsl worth -
seats have been cold. the money 'or
which will have 20 10 refunded n the
festiy Al falls through
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
Joseph J. LanT-,. X r. sample. Prof J.
j otsssnsua and k.l.ier NcCook-

Joseph j. Lanp-,. r. =. sample. Prof J.
J. stssensua and klkisr McCook-
The trial II DT. Briggs Gill be con
tinaed under What practically amounts
TO an appeal from the findings u the
last General Assembly. Still the prin-
eapai charges u hsresy viii constitute
the battsriHs ram With which the op-
positioa hopss to unchurch him. His
hsr-sy consists u the statements he
made concerning the integrity u the
bible when be took his ss4s - president
d the chair II biblical theoIogy Of Union
seminary in issc.
Professor Briggs opinions on the in
eFrancy and inspiration u the scriptures
have become familiar 10 newspaper
readers because u thsir frequent repro
ductio0 in the past thrss yesrA tie
docs not question the solidity q bible
truths. but Is not disposed 10 accept
mere description a. unsrringly accurate
and divine. he beiiev.e that reason has
some little influence IN shaping religious
belief. Whether he will be banished
from fellowship sith his co-bslievers in
the presbyterian church or compelled To
recede from his position and remain is
the principal question at stake. Tie viii
never recele.
Incidentally the question q revising
tho Confession II Faith will he taken
up IL Is probable a compromise will he
agreed upon ty the radicals Of both
sides 10 the discussion. IL this shall be-
done the world will JOG along undis-
turbed by any sensation from this
-aurts..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
HAVE BECUN WORK.
Ground Broken tor the Ai,irich Dca-
cones Home.

Ground was broken yesterday FOR the
Aldrich Memorial Deaconess home. Ia
he erected al the corner ~ Lyon street
and Antisdell court. This elegant build.
INK will be erected by the Methodist
Michigan conference for the home 81
those engaged in dcaconess work. and
will be the first building in this country
for that purpose. At present there arr
about fifteen homes IN the United
States. but they are rehied buildings.
the one in Chicago having been built
originally for training school. The
one IN this city will be an imposing
structure Of white pressed brick. with
red stone trimmings. built at a cost ~
5000 The site has been paid for. AMI
the $500 has been pledged in sutscrir-
tons The interior will be supplied
with all 81 the modern building inn
provements. and Is expected 10 furnish
accommodations for between sixteen and
twenty persons. The conference has
hopes IL having the building 80 nearly
completed that il can be occupied next
year II the subscriptions are paid in as
expected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
WILLIAM BEATS TIE TOCsIN.
without an Increased Army lie says
Germany ~ Doomed

BrRtfN. Nav lS.-The German an
reror accompanied by Prince Alhrecht
regent - BrunsV ick. Prince Frederic
Leopold Count Won taprivI. General
Won kaiienhurn Stscher. and many
o'h@r sotst.e~ proceeded - Go"rlitz. ~
~iiesla. to-day where he personally an
veIiesi the monument - his grandfather
Emperor William T. After tho eserg .ss~
a. the monument hal been concluded
a. elaborate dinner vac d's~usssd In
the cou-se - has speech the emperor
saif rith great ~o'emnify Ihis fee
tlfity - m Ire moist = serio'ss
ilne-. Eleven years sgo ny gra1
ta'hfr ss.dreeae.l Yon The mos lra rsfsi.,nt
Wris. Ms ~ aust maintain what
William 7 rtssfe-i anil ssrure thf fufdrn
- n1r fafheftsrt oar sfrty reqalr~s
irrrns-'bg asd raTnasi~Iing have
surluranet re nsfsoH g. provide the
Necessary n1eNns. Al other 4'ssstsous
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

Ara reception given by the prince OF
Wslcs las, "Wednesday tn, venerable
Gladstone was hootcd and Missed 10y tho
tories The demonstration is regarded
a. an insult - the prince II Wales.
whose guest Gladstone was for the time
being. The insult would pass in this
country as a mere explosion 81 political
enthusiasm. but in England il betrays
the depth Of the hostility 10 the land
hague bill. which is now upon its pas
sage in the house ~ commons.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

MEMEERs 81 the National Editorial
ASSOCIATION are enjoying the courtesies
- the worlds fair management and
Chicago newspaper men. They have
visited the worlds fair and Midway
plaisance. but up Ia date the restaurant
men and concessionaires have not ten
dered the distinguished visitors ban
ono,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
Will Hold mn Observation Social

The young peopl, o. the Church 81
Christ will hold an observation social
this evening. Those entering the oh
servation contest will pass through
room in which there are fifty articles
lying on table. and upon entering a
second room will write the names Of AS
many ~ the articles az they can from
memory. The person writing the great
est number Of them will receive u prize.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

ir is again announced that Henry
Willard Will resign as chairman Of the
Northern Pacific board - directors.
For man who is continually on the
point Il rcsigning Henry displays an un-
common tenacity in his method Of cling
Inc % a lat rob.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

ALWAYS welcome visitor the Jack
son Patriot IL even moro So in the eight
page form which i, has Just assumed.
lis regular editorial page has long en-.
ioyei wide reputation for perspicaci,y
and deep reasoning. The paper is a
credit to the lively city in which it is
printed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

EVERY murderer 10 Michigan il op-
posed 10 the death penalty. IL the
senate shall prove IN lee as fearless and
conscientious as the house. the protests
~ sentimentalists and the objections 81
mur,lerers will count for naught, and
old fashioned hanging will prevail about
September l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

THsY raise generous hearted. manly
men out in Missouri. \ Clayton county
politician Who shot rival in a political
quarrel. has given the deal mans widow
5000 Nobody but Missouri politi-
cian would have atoned 50 delicately for
has crime
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

YESTERDAY tho senate killed tho cen
trail board OF control for state institu.
tons by passing a bill providing that
each institution shall have separate
governing board. Both economy and
common sense dictate the necessity for
such change.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

JoHN RUsEIy once said that he gave
up yersiiication because he could not
express bis ideas in that way That is
lust the kind az man which the Office
- poe; laureate demands. \ poet who
expressed any ideas in his fulsome verse
would b. unsatisfactory.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

DssrfrE democratic objection the bill
amending the city charter passed the
senate yesterday. The term % city
att 1rncy ia hved at oDe year. and the
right q confirmation IL removed from
the cnurcil
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

dust of his perennial resignation, and
again threatens 70 leave the Brooklyn
tabernacle unless the indebtedness is
paid next Sunday" Mr.. Talmage is
abundanily able to pay the debt him
self but that isn't his style o: christian
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

NEw losS cannot entertain tho In
'snta tnlslia with a bull hight. but
While az the bail she can SEQ the 100
sprint for the supper rom. That ia
more exciting than the Iivehcst kind q
a hull frht
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

YrsTsHDsy's session ~ the xrman' a
congress vac devoted o. religion. The
reai rpnhat q words and cuaRict -
opinions are reserved against the day
when poiifirs shall % the them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

Il Grover Cleveland really believes
that u - more hles~ed b give thar %
receive. be vouii hustle those sypnnt
ulsnts Along title faster.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAsaiSCros, MAY lS-For Lower
Michigan Fair, probably followed by
showers in west portion during the
nr;ht. slightly (sarn.er; Sariahie winl!s.
becoMing ~Dathca=terlS.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19
kentucky Handicap Entries.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May Is Tomorrow
is getaway day and the Kentucky hand
leap with S2.JJo added. and next in inn
portancc Ia the Kentucky derby, will be
run. Entries are AZ follows.
Third race. one and one-eighth miles. Ken
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

fHror-oHE IHoWss nos reah3ss h1v
-iuch sharper than -erperts toth q,
~ - have an unappr~riaiive national
cnnlrfi tsszinn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

HESRY FeEsTsvsD Ssrre I. -;iil N q
pickle ~ i foremost r~cslcritsnt IN
ne o.~nersi Assembly, and rssns.- - ~
botfie.i Hp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-19

Wars mother Ais her ctnA ths
human mird has rrsehe,i ths iasess
svel = in@snity - hsufsahues~ The
tesrie=s confs~s,.ln q the mother - ths