Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-04

Or. Welsh Scores the Demccra
Reporters for Cabling
JEFFERSON CLUE REPORTS.
DE Demanded That Thsy Be Exciad<d,
Bss Jns.se Chanpiia Came
a. she nescae

IA Passanxsr- Scsns of the report
sss have been gising gasbssd rspoft@ q
the club aaestings. sKelaimed ID. Emmst
Welsn. IN : speesal messing Ok tie JET
fsFsoa cab iast egrnings Just - q re-
porfss FOR TIA HzzALD entered and
took sat They have tried b give
ths cab tack eye b. nisrepseusnting
the 2soeesdiugs "a the pahlic." add he
tDoked Fcprcechfaiiy Ia ths siirection Of
the rsportsr Tor The Democrat They
have paEadsd ths clubs financial EN-
barrsszmsnt before the puklie.H he de-
eiaFed. IA garfield reports and a. COO
oeqaencs the club has been an object Of
eeris.on auong those not eenneeted with
a. Thea be lowered CONTINUOUSLY. The
reporter Tor The Democrat moved an
easily and tried - loolz innocsnt
II have The ATHEIST respect for the re-
p0rtess Ct the city" Continued be. but
tank il all BE Tor the best interests
u tais cab that they 10 excluded from
its ueetia2k This club - distinctiyely
dstnocr4tis and exists for tho beneft of
DEMOCRATS IL the newspapers would
give fair report Of its proceedings it
a
rerorters present bGt recent reports
have sloes L az injustice" Then a deep
silsnec feil and the reporter for The Dem
ocrat ts,ok fresa ehew q fine cut and
resumed his noodle expression OF limo
eence.
The Reporters friend.
Judge Chanpiin. who was acting a.
chairman protein. broke the stiffness.
SAYING: -iffsporters are giving earhled
report u would 10 better 70 invite them
o. the club meetings and initiate them
Ihs judges Righteousness MAS re-
csix.d sllh a subdued but rum ding
echo q approval Ths reporter Tor The
lrn.pcraf smiled aud seemed 20 30 con-
scioas thai the doctors remarks had
not heon effective g.. W. Thompson
said that r reporters can make garbled
report On tie inside they can make
n4oss CARRIED ecs from the outside.
That settled the fate Of DIR. Nelsh's
ulouoa. and . subsequently was LAID on
the tatia amid the tnmaituous applause
o. tEe reporter Tor The Democrat
Nr. Maher Explains
The doctors motion was evidently
suggested by 4 remark made by h A.
N.her - the con uittee appointed some
tine ago to look Tor new quarters.
tie submitted for tho consideration
q tie club a proposition Tor rooms in
tho Locxcrby building. and closed with
tie suggestion that perhaps sixty or 100
a the vel TODD members OK the club
could bs found who would volunteer 20
paw q yearly amount 10 De used az q re-
sefve fund This could be used 10 sup
rs al deficiencies resulting from non
payment Of dues The club would
thereby be placed in better position
before the public and its influence would
BE- Increased. Nr. Maher's proposition
Vas also laid on the table until the next
regular uiceting.
The banquet committee reported
ever thing In readiness for the banquet
o. b. gsvea IN honor of the Hon. Edwin
+ Uni az The New Livingston tonight
Rceponses from Invitations cent 20 prom
trent democrats % the 9th district to
b. present we're reported and the club
expects % lay covers for 10 guests. The
invitations are coudn-d TO members OF
the club. II vii - ~ a-plate affair
aud Judge J. " Champlin xIll preside
- toastmeltrr. II - confidently ex-
pectssi that the affair Wul be one u the
most brilliant egeufs IN tho history Of
he Jsfefsuo club.