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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02
GAINESVILLE,
Moore Sale at Home Cotton Growers Con
venlon-N Notes

Gainesville, Tex, March L. Especially
-. =. Moore, whose sudden Disappear
ance from his home. nonr Thnckeryilo,
was chronicled ia The Gazette about
two wcClls ngo, has returned
lie explained that he had Thought he
was weary of his family and homo whom
he loft, but was convinced when he
rcnched Sherman, that he had made u
mistnke
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

Rcv. Il. n. Comtcc delivered very
mtcrcuiug aud instructive lecture at
Mount CNlUnd Baptist church lust.night
Subject. '"Siy Weeks In Ireland, The
reverend has Travelled extensively IN
this country aud Europe, and 1t Is treat
10 hear him
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-02

On the south.bouud Santa Fc Inst night
one Of the passengers, W. B. Kingdom,
became insane and was put off ut the
union depot, aud taken Ia charge by
Special Officer Riggles. The man claims
to HAY u relative here named Il. b. Boon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
ITEMS ABOUT WOMEN

The princess of Wales IL q very grace
ful figure on skates and exceedingly
fond OF the healthful exercise. She
wears o peculiar kind of skating boot.
laced nearly to the knee, the upper
portion lined with fur. The heels are
wide and low aud the skates cover the
soles Of the boots and have springs
under the insteps, the whole under
part being steel.
Lady Florence Dixie makes Q sug-
gestion to women suffragists. She ad-
vocates bit OF deception on the part
of women who yearn to vote. Ii is to
don the masculine gsrb at the time of
registering, TO register as q male citl-
zen. and then. on the day OF voting, TO
"impegsonate" again one Of the stern
sex.
Mrs. James G.. Blaine will shortly
leave Washington for . few weeks.
Her destination has not yet been de-
c!ded upon, but IL 10 probable that she
will 60 TO some southern resort. Her
health is fairly good, Considering the
long physical strain TO which she has
been subjected.
As q memorial given to her mother,
Mrs. AN. Mankly 10 to build and main
tain home for destitute women IN the
city OF Washington. She - also TO
give the Children's Aid society CSC, 900
TO erect home IN memory OF her hus-
band.
Miss Jennie Smith, an evangelist,
has discovered that there 10 but one
protestant church TO $4,000 people IN
the west bottoms of Kansas City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

feather boa OF immense proportions
and . tiny purple muH, upon which 10
fastened big bunch OF real violets.
Purple has . way OF attracting TO itssIf
ali the light there 10 around. and II
snines out afar. When II Is worn q
little more, posslbly II will be different.
but At present the woman who wears
purple procialms herself as far rs she
can be seen ~ following fashions
latest AZ she comes nearer she often
adds the impression that she does so to
the entire ruin Of her hair, eyes and
complexion. Royal purple 10 an exact
ing color, and IL quarIels with any but
the two kinds Of skin and hair ii suits.
One Is the very dark and pale, the
other the creamy with bronze hair.
Color IN the cheeks is apt 10 take o
magenta hue when set against purple.
and the woman with pink cheeks who
dares q purple veil looks dreadfully.
As for blondes. they are unspeakable
in purple; with them, somehow, II
10 like sugar on oysters. i don't know
why. but the one combination does
suggest the other. Purple 10 . danger
ous color for interior wear, too. The
decoration of almost any room is
thrown out of harmony by the pres
ence of . purple gown or so. and as
for the hostess who IN terra Gotta and
blue room will receive IN q purple
gownl Yet il IL done, and people are
expected to partake Of the refresh
ments served.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

The oFlglna. OF TIE nat pictured wAs
n tso sssAdss e vslses. stretched over
. cliff slsasa,. which Mas snsfier he
n.ni than ia ireut add sllgntiy tarned
up. The low efosn was surrounded
wlta eexu-eolorea tul!e wbscn rad =
pattern Of gold thread Through q and
stood 10 ia large butterfly bows both
ia iTopt and h. hlnd. The edges Of the
hows Yer. surrounded With gold thread.
Low on the trim Ia front were placed
small bows Of tie tuile, ana three
ersam-coiofed ostrich ups eompsrted
thu sdornment.
! know very swell yfubg masron
who wears stucnlng eomsination OF
black snd purple. Her toqne -
covered Win ysolsis. her cat BACK
velvet. and she carries royal purple
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

.srsAs.nx tAs mil tAx % ons-hftn- Tue
regents ssA then KNOW for . certainty
tso sneGal Of the fusds ~ Their Dis
psssl aud they oil. measure ther ex-
pendituEes accordingly. The one
twentieth mil tax nov Yields revenue
II 80. 800. The oas-rsth miIl Tax
seuld tnsrefoEs yield szzsooo. Is
would spabls The regents. with their
other revenue. 10 run the university
for years and erect needed buildings
sithoas asking Tor any appropriation.
Wisconsin recsnt.y gave $500. 90 % is
unlvers ~ for . sciencs hall and nos
xsses nine-fortseths 80 Of mill
more than one-nftn. Nebraska gives
tf.res-sightbs or . mill and Colorado
one mil.
The legislature can well afford 10
MAKE this change. The mill tax vii
DO scarcely appreeiAole to the taxpayer.
ID will te only two cents. one postage
stamp, upon each 800 worth OF tax.
able property. Tue amount taken cut
of the -i2fe treasury ultimately will be
scarcely more or lees than VIVA; is nov
granted by special appropriations. The
change j. . desirable one. because Il
vail enable the regents to administer
the affairs Of the university more WISE
Iy and benehclally. The bail should
pArs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

In his youth J. ii. Boss. who now, an
old man OF rs. is resident of Baitl-
mora. WAS postal messenger boy and
IL was his duty 10 carry the mail from
the postothce in Washington TO the
white house. Andrew jackson was
president at the time and Nr. Boss says
that "Old Hickory" frequently used ID
come TO the door himself to receive his
letters. Sometimes he was clad IN q
dIngy Office snit and wore sllpshod
slippers. lie was thoroughly demo-
cratic and occasionally easd 10 the boy,
"Come IN and warm your toes, for
they must be cold"
Two kings, two princes. nine dukes,
two held marsnals and two generals
were private soldiers when they first
joined Bonaparte's grand army aud
rose from the ranks by merltorious
services.
A respectable family in Denver.
Colo. did not rejoice IN tho family
name OF "Muie" winch they bore and
are asking the courts TO have IL
changed to "Miles."
The latest sensation IN New York 10
an evangelist who was q gypsy until hls
conversion. lie has left his people
and 10 now drawing crowded houses.
A Hackensack preacher declare. that
heaven 10 = material abode located I'm
the star Alcyone."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

The congressional districts as they
now stand in Michigan are eminently
fair. The law WAS framed at . time
and under conditions that made par
team unfairness impossible. As to It's
constitutlonalltv IL has run the gauut-
let Of the courts. and its acceptabllity
has been ratified by the people. The
law should not be tempered with
loniA Standard.
There can no longer be any doubt
that advertising pays A minister AZ
sedalla, Mo-, keeps regular i'd
standing in tho newspapers and he has
large congregations every Sunday while
his brother ministers preach to empty
pews- His lad" reads: "Good music
and short sermons. "-kalamazoo Ca
zette.
Ii is expected that the question as to
the Sunday opening of the worlds
fair. so FAR as c ngress u concerned,
will be- disposed of by the committee
next week. IL the committee is in
touch with the people II will leave the
gates aJar.-Saginaw Courier Herald.
during the worlds fair it will be be-
cause of someone's gorgeous blunder.
and those who are responsible will be
the most direct and greatest sufferers.
Detroit Free Press.
The Grand Trunk road probably
won't push ITS Niagara bridge to COM
pletion until the consular seal exhibits
greater vitality than ~ preeent.-De-
troit Tribune.
There is no doubt but the mortgage
tax law, passed by the now. historic
democrat legislature. will be repealsd.
--MIssaukee Republican.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
AMuseMsN NOTES.

James Wngtcomb Riley will not ap-
pear here antsl March I. The mistake
IN yesterdays announcement Wac made
through sn error In All advance notice
of hss eoming. which read "Fspru-
AIRY T."
john Griffith repeated HE frat nights
suecess IN .'Faust" IN The Powers last
evening to = largely increased audi
ence. II he shall visit Grand kaplds
again MS reward will be limited by the
capacity OF the thcAter.
Leavitt's "spider and Fly" 10 . spec
tacular play of great brilllAncy. twill
be seen In The Powers tomorrow
night.
Tomorrow evening the Temple Quar-
tel Concert company Will appear IN
Hartman hall.
Agnes Wallace Villa 10 playing TO
satisfactory houses in The Grand.
This afternoon there will be gwen o
matinee ~ Smiths.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08


Every year the toagd OF regents Of
the anisess.ty prepares memorial TO
TIE lex stature. ss<.ng sor special sp-
proprsat,ons ia order that tns needs OF
TIE Institution. which have multiplied
With Us wonderful growth during she
past two decades. may be met. and that
the maxnlf ceut work which q i dong
for tas state. add IN Inc name 81 TIE
state. ray u foreeased. There il
nov a movement on foot 20 increase
.8e mss tar Tor the university from
ene twentieth 20 ons-fifta Of . mill.
Tee regents aat attended 70 ask for an
iarrskse - eee.ienth ~ = mill. bat tbs
.of- st.aa ist q - increased o. one
ttta t g. axsF entirely Win special
arpfept came unsoicites from
ihe university csm. ttse Of me Isgis-
istars. bfl has tesn introduced
into The legislature Increasing tie MIL
tar - one-ufih. sad e may be pressed
tos gots - TIE SENATE rs week.
sauee ths university wss sssab isned
IL bss bad the benefit Of the Interest
upon ths fanf derived from the sac OF
eerlsin eeh' iands gwen by The
Iniied ~tsies Tor fhat purpose. ms
snountet % So, '01 "a, ascAl yea.
The legislature q 1851 psssed iAs one
t~enaeiA - miil tai. on each dol
lar sc tsxsbis property IL the state,
wnch amounted % sf5s9- -. ths fe.-
iown< ysar. The le<id<inrs az 1889
parport-d - sr,s1d tbs act. ths %.
prems cssft. huwsvsr. deciding tnat
tte A. IL i.iq Wa an 81 xiasl act. ~
srpre pr.ati1.. $1,000. warn. IN adj
toa - the o'iil TAX. created revenue
81 sterf So. 90 ~ act -. isvs ls11.
th~ as ia s1erovr sten rss rs7esisd
sd the ore tep1trih mill tar coa-
tanes m force. sna i hss remained a.
source 81 rerenne from thss dsts
- thia rhe ntsrest FROM ne wle %
pgilc suas sd tbe mil ssx fsind -
farnisn fund isrxe enough 10 meet
tie sescinie needs 81 the university.
rh-r<sore every year ths rsgents have
sesn force.i - sppesi g tse lss stature
fer scecial appropriations Tor suild-
luzs. ssps,r- etr. Tse dfst one - tasse
sp~s al appropriations ~ss pss~-t At
80 sssrsa 81 fCi. es,nx s7f.ee, Tor
she srecten 81 t'ussr-iiy hsL fhsss
snr-apr.s ecas wrre pssse'f fr,n yesr
81 var. .as ietal s1n FOR 1871 sad
Iss3 eel1x sIst ga
g 80 prspossd 70 ohv'sit ne ne
ess,sY q .gssisl appropriations ~ N
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

With Tue date fxed for holding TIE
republican coaniy con,eation a s:ir
has been made "a the interest Of csndi-
datss lor c.fent court judges SEINE
time .lncr Ina IIsRsLp enumerated
the names OF tne l~atlpg candidates.
bat rncs then one OF two have dropped
out. leaving IA. race 10 Roger W. But
tsrneia. Reuben r. Hatch. William r.
tsroxe. Moses Taggart aud Loyal f.
knsppen. There may be. And doubt
le.s Wi De-. olners 20 enter for the
rsre, bur a. the list now stands II is
entitled 10 be ranked as one Of ex-
ceptonsl strength
Mr. BGiseFfeld Is . lawyer OF eI-
eellsnt training. fine experience and
ripe Scholarship
Ex-Judgs Hatch has served with
great satisfaction as judge Of . north
ern circui. and IS well qualified for the
position.
90 Judge Grove no words Of COM
mead2ton are required. lie has
served "A bis present position n a
manner 80 highly gratifying TO the peo-
pie and TO the bar that his nomination
10 succeed hinlsslf Is an almost fore
gone CONCLUSION
Mr.. Taggsrt . lawyer of sIcsp-
tonAi ability. lie was elected to the
ofics OF sttornsy-gensrsl, IN which he
served with distraction. He Is n care
ful, CONSERVATIVE jnrisi. having q vide
knovlsdgs Of constitutional law.
The youngest IN the list IS Loyal +.
Knsppen- lie - a brilliant practi-
toner; = good man; close student
and a thorough gentleman. lie would
be recognized by everybody As NJ
mao Tor th- placc--entlrcly free from
az personal kntagonisms.
Oat Of this splendid roster the repuh-
hcsn coualy convention will be able 10
caoess candidates Tor circuit Judge Cor
whom ths votes 0f the people may be
requested without apology.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

A grand jury IN kentucky has
indicted . number of prominent ladies
Of fashion for playing pedro for
prIzrs. The colonies don't propose to
tolerate any invasion Of their monop-
oiy.-New York Press.
The discovery that an unnaturaIized
Irishmsn has been elected 10 the legs.
lsture OF Connecticut may shock the
New Englsnders But We New Cork
ers ~lil only smlle ~ lt.--New York
Recorder.
lfnele Sans only foreign possession
IA Manhattan Island. which glvss him
enough trouble without adopting
Hssaii.-Cnicsgo Mail.
The New York people oush. 10 un-
dsrstsnd thst dirty streets are the log
ca resuln OF dirty poitlcs.-Washing-
ton Poet.
The worlds fair Will probably be .
success II the cholera and the railroads
don't kii it.-OsI City Bi4uard.
Claus spreckiss - not santa Claus
lie gives nothing away Ittsburg
Chronicle Telegraph.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

doae ~s y n.opsy uss .ng scheme
rather fhan ss = fallsnttraFic wa
tufe. oe1eud, cDas't l1sek th<
tnitea rz.tes ou<As - tAks the lead
"a lEnofinE eun0af. AID th1fd. do
nos teihss "a hzslns the fii-fa1 that
eoola r<sN< "a On ek<ufticn naiAss
stfos1 elon the els lhkl Gay, wien
!. = ifasi solr "a t&kf care - tilsfa,
let them eozss~ duflrE ine ~etk- -
lar ss The ofiesl skioots and Tie tn01-
sknas tai viii yls.t thsm ate { a.
c<fnsd. 1 tti1k Enkf Il largely nm
HEin4tioa. TIE szioons ~is l< 0pen.
bat the Pc pie frsi ooa,s 10 Cblckse -
vat The wcr.d's lar ale nos the And
that iosf n ssloonr.1
Royi fxatl.na has added two moro
plftufes - The Morton house coiiso-
ton. oae - ttsut.fal stehing II
James 6. blame. IL = llfs.szt tnst
portrait al tie great sialsnisn - ne
looked "a tie latter eaYs 0f rs life.
The while bar 4 hfusEec w from he
forehead and the brad = t1fns1 - one
AIDE. ~ Il IL deep ihopght The other
etching IL . picture 81 William fssrf
oisdslons. IL - full-ieslgtn slsx.
and u an admirable portrait 81 HE
great premier. fofa gtrlarrs sso
hanglng ia tie fotunds. Were thsx
were placed IA honor 81 the -. Cecilia
bail.
"0rsnd Rapids has the reputation Of
being one of The best muslcHl Gives IN
the xest,r sala j. +, Nandsfnoof of
Chicago. IN tie Kent yesterday. ia
has an excellent reputation IA thai
respect Managers 81 concert CON-
psnies have nothing bat prsis- for the
city. 1heatr3czl people, however. DO
not always speak IA 90 ensh asAstlc
tcrms-"
{. h. Moore Of Ottumva. Ia. and
Geof.se snell OF ksoknk. are guesis a.
sweets. They are IN the city trsinr
furniture. Hugh Steele. . prominent
contractor from Duluth, MIMI, u .
guest IA toe same hotel.
The by-veekly dinner Of the Has
perus club ~as held ia the New Living
ston lat night
Morton-k. :. Il. sutton. S1nlt Ste.
Mare. NJ. -. Norse. J. l.. Graf. Lod-
ngton, Daliss Bondsmsn, ksismsEooi
Brrton u Hal. BeidlAg. L. n. smith,
Three Rivers.
New Livingston--w. T. Dam. Ben
ton As4off sNIu - T&ftits A"ats .
James J. Ieexsi. Detroit: r. :. Frsnk-
lin and wife. saginaw; Rush Calzai.
'Anse. q. E. Noshsr, Detroit.
Kent--C. c. Eddy. Petoskcy: c. L.
Brundage. Musk~gon: NJ. .. Wilson.
IA amaz0o; j. Hooper. {. Y. Hall.
Saginaw; Henry Tone. Pe.oskey. =.
Beaumer, A. Lewes. Hastings.
sweers-P h. Barnes, Grand Haven:
c. H. Cook. Mnskegon: John Washing.
ton. Saginaw; J. ". siSughion. ks.k-
marco; +. q. Merritt. Houghton, }. ".
Phipps. Detroit.
Esgle-W. NJ. Snow, Paw Paw: l.. A.
Human, Sparta; George II. Cnandlsr.
Holland; q. {. Morton. GrSftnn. Is. 4.
Blgler, Jackson; Lillian Pennington.
sand lake
Ciafencon-A. J. Boofor. Snarts.
samuel Langdon. Paris; r. W Shsr.
wosd and vile. Otsego; 3. q. Esaus
owosso. {. NJ. Mics. HsFbor spfings.
Bride street house-N. y. Cook,
South Haven: r. NcGinckey. lonis,
ID. :. Bisnd ing. Lowell: l.. g. RsthhQn,
Caledonia; III. NJ. Hoerner. Fowler.
The daughter of Julie Ward Howe
is lectnrng on astronomy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08


Rural Jssiscs-I sentence the pris
onsr 10 te sung.
Tawysr--Bni you cant d. that. your
honor. be must SO before cher
court.
Ju.t ce--wsll. sio't that ies' where
I'm gosn' % sepd blni s.ar h.ua %
an cat the next csseiA~ Atlanta Con.
stItuf on.
rrsssev--nif yon tea, ssSont tss
rnw on one ~ tne fridge csrs dursDg
IN. rnsh hours
Feneek No. What csased az
Rrss-eY--An sisen1-mindsd college
.tu1ent thoazht thsf De -. n . focf
bsIi tackle sod haif killed severas pec-
pie h<toTe be reahxea hls mistake
1fBtb.
Nrs. Pie~s-wssa't Mvs. R.ruonsses
gsrvenn wen son hrm kns~ hsEss
Mr. F--so. sae vss As ~m4h- -
Dstrelt Free frsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

"a thlnalek, Lawrenee fslford. "a
Eilis. JON Hall, Loa ii.sssIl. l. But
tefworth. A. u. nskxhoase. r Dxl-
Tympie and sugar bob falchell.
An entire oattlt. cons.stsne of faro
layout, tso card tables, about basissl
OF chips, eAse keeper, ETC, we're Also
taken.
John Hall. the hsefyman. hailed out
the vnure crowd. aud Mas balIed out
himself by Id fllis.
Sergeant AcCarty went armed with .
search warrant issued under tae stAte
law. which provides Tor the punlsh-
nent OF persons caught ganbtng. by =
fine II not Ia exceed 100, while the
city ordnance only provides = nne
Of xlOo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
WE CARRY
IN
ALL VARIETIES

ANVILS, heavy and strong.
BELLOWS, that blow the wind along.
CHlSELS, Cheese Knives and Cutlery
DISH PANS, Dampers, Scissors for embroidery.
EGG BEATERS, Elbows and Expansive Bits.
FLUE SHOPPERS and Fire Backs sure TO fit
GINLETS. Glass Cutters and Granite Ware.
HAND CUFFS. Hatchcts and Curriers' for your hair.
ICE CREEPERS, longs and Iron Planes
JACK SCREWS. Stop Jars Jack Chains
KEY RINGS, Key Chains and Kettles
LADDERS, Lace Leather, Plumbs and Levels
MAIL BOXES. Mallcts and Dog Muzzes.
NAIL SETS. Nppcrs and Hose Nozzlcs.
OIL CLOTH, Oilers and Oil Cans
PADLOCkS. AIinnow Pals and Dust Pans
QUANTITIES of Quiers.
RAZORS. Razor Homes Sash Rollers.
SHUTTER BARS. Cold Shuts Harness Snaps.
TARGETS, Tack Claws and Taper Taps.
IRNS. TO make your coffee in.
NISES. and all good kinds Of Tin.
WASH BOILERS, over VIII oh you'll work with viii
V which means Saw Bucks also $40 bill
YARD STICKS, very useful measure
ZINC. which consider quite treasure
SO We might 20 on ad infinitum, al volcrum. ad
nauscum. but space orbids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
MORE FREEDOM FOR WOMEN
Was Earnestly Advocated by the Rev
Anna Shaw.

Anna Shaw.
Notwithstanding other attractions the
Rev. Anna Shaw drew large audience
TO the Ladies Literary club last night.
Her address was forcible, witty anu
convincing. ChivalFy was the amaln
subject OF the discourse, and II was
made TO appear plsysd-out sentiment
Ia tie generally accepted sense. 10 tbs
course of her remsrks she called DIVA
E1wsrt w. Box. tue young editor OF
the Ladies' Home journal, Tor his radi-
CA attitude opposing womans entran-
chlsencnt. sae spoks OF the laws en-.
gendersd by what 10 called cnivslry
which are still on many states statui.
books, which prevent married women
from owning even their Clothes. aud
told several amusing anecdotes n tnat
cohnsctsn.
Mr.. Shaw declsred for schools in
winch the sexes should msngls together
as being Of an s!evasing iniiuence 70
ootn sexes. She held that chssalrs
must shortly be rsorganszsd IN order to
meet existing conditions, which were
contrasted with those OF the enivslric
age. she sverFed tnss women are az
mucn The greatest bigos, as men are
more selfish than women. IN closing
sns urged more iibsrxisfy IN religious
views aud more freedom and ACTIVITY
Tor women phy sIealiy, and incidentally
deprecated the nour glass idea OF
wonens forms aud garments.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

A large audience took . mental trip
up the fcmansle Middle khlne" IA the
lecture room OF Al. sous Uniserszllst
church isst evening. Or fsahfsr gave
. most entertaining descri psloa II the
art, architecture. landscape and other
features 81 thai famous locality. IL
WAS illustrated by sxty of Prof. Car
mans stsrcoptlcon views. The TO-
mances aud iexends Of the old easties.
most Fl them erected IN the twelfth
century. we're yiysdly p rtfsyed. and
all the leading fess'lres from tolDgn-,
40 miles up stream. were admirably
broaght out. The proceeds will toe APP
pied 10 the Sunday school furnishing
fund.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

To-Day at one P. NJ, both OF
Houses of Congress will meet in
Joint session in the Hall of
Representatives. TO formally de-
clare the result Of the prcsiden-
tial election Of November 8. last.
The certificates of the Elec-
toral colleges of the forty-four
States. will be opened and the
result already known be an
nounced in accordance with the
laws OF the United States in re-
lation thereto.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
Eduea,.on Given Prrf-fsnee.

The wide awake youths OF the Young
Mems lyceum of the south end gave
one OF their beat entertainments IN the
A debate on Education l. Preferable
to Wealth" Was won 10y w. on aud G.
Ma,heson for the affirmative. George
y. Fuller and George W. Sinclair argu.
ing the negative. The remainder OF
the evening was gwen TO music and
recital ons. each OF which was encored.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
Or. Kelley Refened 10 COMMITTEE.

At . meeting of the stan of 81.
Msrk's hospital last evening, the
Welsh Kelley matter was taken from
the table. and without discussion was
referred to . committee who will re-
port TO the trustees what the results OF
their Investigations are. The attend
ance was go small. hardly quorum
being present, that no other business
was transacted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

is.t evening Chris wernets. the hoisl
keeper ct No. ~ south Ionls street,
rniis ei-sninz reviewer accidentally
shot 80 nepnev. Joseph Wernefs, IN
The EFT forearm. CHRIS didn't know IA
vss loaded. but tns bail -ss found In
Josephs ssa ~ Or Groner. vno was
called. The sound, although painful.
a not dangerous
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08
Elected Officers.

At recent meeting OF the Grand
Rapids Druggists' association the fol-
lowing officers were elected: President,
John ID. Muir; vice president, Walter
X. Schmidt; secretary and treasurer.
Frank Escott; trusteee, +. Wurzburg
and Henry Riechel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

wIra3eF reference 10 the dignity
HUI Is supposed 10 possess. tue Chicago
Poss disposss u him zhruptly by de-
elsring tnat ne u ''tne rat OF the demo
Graf party" There - something nearly
poetic IN this ep'grAmmatae descr. ptson
OF the bald-neaded boss OF fAmmsny.
"R2i" and the isst syllzb.e of ''demo-
Graf" rhyme perfectly.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-08

asmps.ea averages sI.5so.oo daily.
Thls Is unprecedented IN tie history OF
,ne department. IL ,ends 10 reveal
how deep-sestsa shs fear Of ehoisrA Is
among the people.