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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

After full aud fair hearing Judge
Psrkius entered al order directing that
tbs Ho4asd esaiidren be committed %
the Coilwatsr asylum. IL viii BE- re-
memlerei that like order was entered
IN The Same case upon the testimony u
fhs prosecution aloua TsE HFHALD
called affeniion 10 the unauo haste
wtich characterized the adiadscation OF
= case IA which a mother was t. be per
enpior,iy separated from her children.
sal Insisted that the mother love %
worfhle=s and sanfoa parent should not
ta esteemed less highly than the mother
lnss 4 The gentiest woman IN ths world
Thereupon Jassge rcrk.os. svsdently sp-
prrcisfiog the =ouniursa q The argu-
msnts ossJ ~ rsK HKEsIp. Fpopensd
ne e.1.e ard granted the asothrr time
a1d apporianlty 70 disprovs the srcu-
sstloae t-irnd sgainsf her She awaited
hef-.li tberso, aua upon the hearing. ~
her oFn uifnesss. rahmittei svidsacs
feadirx q .hov that shr - utterly nnfit
& ha4s ths egssoiY - her children.
she can have ~ iast reason for CON
pisinf now that 80 impartial trial hss
besa hsd. The rights guarsate~t -
evsfy psrson 0ers secured - her ~ toe
iDisrsenf.sa n fHs usssLe With al
tl.e facts - view it vouid a-en that a
conp.airt sgninst the mother for
xasssaocF Or jiserlesiiu-r- uiRht - Gus
tsiset lfsr hshiss and Surroundings
srr sath ss % eentsmihaie ths socsal az
uo>phele ,a the tssn where she resides
ard - brig rixht-svinx and vomaaii.
n~es inse ruhlic c'ufempt Fo-usbiy 4
poaia o. a <s-ri taing - dis'nfert ths
ueixhtorheosl from uhieh shs halls ~
ealing ser - sceVpnt hefsrs = preper
frIknrai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

McRTos -. Shaw. Newsygo:
Horace n. PEEK. Kalamazoo, J. ID. Har-
ringtosA Ludington. GeorVe F. Dovling.
Montague: T. " Moaley, Saginaw; Mr.
ana Mrs. Orrtn scott. Detruit: III. ID.
Hull. rraveree City.
SuKrr's ~ J. Rogan. Detroit; Ray
g. Mnrl)onall. Lowell. \. \. Ward.
Narshaii: Rueh J. shank. lansing: r.
~ Clark. Detroit: \. A. Dewitt. spring
Lake.
NFw LIvGsosTc<- Harry II. Cook.
Holland: james Muir. Case ssie; A. n.
ranniaan. Battle Creek. q. J. Robin
s,a. petoskey. II. u. skinner, Detroit.
kiisaheth Jones. Holland
EAuas Mfa. p /. Curtis. Nesaygo.
4 " Moore. ls8uglaa, l. A. Phelps.
kaaxaiocA. J. A. Natasn, Cnrrefssills,
Is q. WEIGH. EssuEiaes j. Hovarsl. De
tfoit
kfsr q. VI. Cfifter. Msnreloaa; q.
nearstt. fetsskey; Ma, Wool. Charle-
vsis, " J. Bakes. Lu8inetshn; Isepb
nssef lssnsoa iisfsars ". D. Cursey
Fsy CITY
tistsas SfasFT W a fforslon 90
esq. A = Mrrebaat, flastlnks. n "A.
h isee, De f.Alisia. jsasfs ! Daahof,
efsnd Haven. N N Wnis Maskagea
~ 4 N fIfoy. fieidfne
tdsasxpox n 8 sshfou.I.. ilArs, 4
= Aaans ksiaaAsess o. Wsil@r
s4nklns - n tii4nrherit Cs<oesia.
l'hsflss = ssek~ss. tsasea-iutE. = 81
aisslia. fssfae&o
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
srA1s PRESS sssrlMeNr.

IL silver In 10 be coined now Is the
time to establish basis III il IL 70 be
maintained at a parity with gold why
not establish ratio between the two
metals at present instead OF waiting IN
definitely Two thirds Of those who adj
yocate unconditional repeal concede the
necessity of using silver for circulating
medium. Lot safe ratio be provided.
and let the so-called Sherman act be
amended rather than repealed. Bay
City Tribune.
The nineteen silverites in the United
States senate continue yet 10 block
national business and the repeal OF the
Sherman coinage act seems as far on as
ever. The majority should force vote
and at once repeal the bill. The bust
ness Of the country Is impatiently wait
ing this acknowledgements lndepend-
ent.
Senator McMillan's speech in the sen
ate was that Of practical. level-headed
business man. who knew what he vas
talking about, and was embarrassed by
no fine spun theories whichtare evolved
without that reliable knowledge which
survives the test u thorough experl-
erco.--Detroit Free Press
When a body like the senate of the
United States becomes so welded TO its
traditions or 50 exalted in its own es-
teen az 10 hold senatorial courtesy SUI
pcrior to the expressed will Of the peo-
pie IL has greatly impaired IL not en-
tirely destroyed its usefulness Detroit
Free Press.
Senator Mcmillan % Michigan has
one level idea In his head. lie fasors
the convertible bond plan OF exchanging
bonds for currency. Ii IL the most sen
sible bill that has thus far been pre-
sented in congress kalamazoo Gazette
Possibly the knowledge that the
shrewd celestials will soon lind their
way across the border into the states Il
the real secret Of the Canadian govern.
ments refusal to restrict Chinese immi
grafton. - Detroit Tribune
II the people had an opportunity
they would speedily disposo ~ that re
peal bill. and they would do IL quite a
inieIligentiy az the senate IL likely 10 do
Cedar Springs Clipper.
Force that repeal bin TO a final vots
and do IL nowl Stop these daily exhihi
tons n lunacy and let the rights and
power OF the majority he asserted De
troit Journal
The brazilian people are sighting fo'
a change Hope Il won't 10 a. disas
trous as the change Ia this county
Kalamazoo Telegraph.
The disadvantages q being -in- wer'
never more strikingly illustrated than u
the case - the present standardization
Kalamazoo Gazette.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

II tns democrats would propose
conlpgomise Tor hard tines 10 fact IN
stead q attempting 70 dsesise the
serkingmsa b compounds on silver
which wili Indirectly Affect the times
fhey would inspire the peopls with con
ndeDce. For instance the vorkinsmen
are appFehsnsiss that the repeal ot
Mckinley ball all Close every pretssted
uorksh0p Tho manufacturers declare
that no other result wiii attend the re-
peal of The Mckinley bill A few
theoreticai free traders IN congress re
fuse 10 listen 10 thess expressions OF
fear for the future. NOW here l.
a chance for compounds. Why not
agree that ths free traders post
pons their onslaught on the Me-
kinloy ball until March 3 isess
Dy that time the workingmen viii
have chance 10 register their secord
convictions on tho subject o. free trade.
That would DO eompromiss worth con-
sidering. We have been very prosper
Gus under protection Hard times did
cot arrive until after the Tree traders as
sumed control The fear Of free trade
has paralyzed every American industry.
Let's compromise. Say to manufactur-
ers and workingmen that the tarin viii
not he disturbed until after another
presidential election is held. Prosperity
viii return with rush. The fires on the
cold and dark hsarths will be rekindled.
1ne music Ok whizziug wheels will fill
the air Nobody viii DO concerned about
the senate AID silver. Everybody win
be instinct with enterprise and snthusi-
assn. II the democrats want TO com
promise b. the end that prosperity may
return \ compromise on The tarin is the
compromise - propose.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
WAS A DEADLY SHOT
Nh Killed His Mother-in-Lsn
Instantly.
FATALLY WOUNDED HIS WIFE
Hs We. Tr,isx - s~sss> Dtfs~s~ners
with His wife and Quarrel I'm
sne< wish Fatal ilesais..

wAvEzLx. Ohio. Oct a. Some time
ago ". X Aill and vito Of bnrnto~n.
this county. separated. he COINS north
% farm. While shs returned 70 her par
ents he etained possession OF their
only child, girl. but during bis absence
her mother took her away. Hill re-
turned yesterday and going ~ bis ~lfe's
house tried % get her % live with him
again she refused aud quarrel re
suited. IN which Ia mother-in-.aw. Mrs.
Samuel Blake. took part. Hill finally
drew revolver and shot her. killing her
instantly. ana thea turned the weapon
"a his vile. tie bullet entering her right
ear. she fell fatally woandod The muir
lsrer escaped add up 10 noon today Was
sull Al large. although the country Was
being secured by neighbors and officers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

a the Oet1ber session q ths board u
sugerFlseEs. which beEsns next Tuesday.
a eounty superintendent q the poor
xls BE- elected 80 succeed Henry Mitch
ell. the presset incumbent Ar. Mitch
Ell has ssrFed one term o. three years
and 80 far al known has been = clean.
coIuscieniioas Official: lie - cansii.
date Tor re election. and has a. bis con-
palitors fof the position Nelson Is. Rich
" uakfsia. an ex-dlrector, aud ex IN
pswvisnf Oliver L Watkins - 0rattan.
Al are strong candidates and the board
may find some difficulty in making &C.
lection. The republicans have ma
loIity 90 the board II supervisors. but
politics seldom influences the election OF
director - The poor. al qualifications
biting eqnal MIR Mitchell j. democrat
aud Rich AMI Watkins are republicans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

The yonag mems congress 81 the
Young Mcn's Christian association re-
seemed is sessions last evening ia the
Young Men is Christian association build
inx. TIE election 81 officers occupied
much of the evening. The officers chosen
were:
Speaker f. +. Stanton
Vice Speaker--tieorge 5. Root
Clerk Louis Terry
Assistant Clerk ID. Martin
Sergeant.at Arms Henry J. Hartman.
ChaplaIn--L NJ. Shriver
The following executive COMMITTEES
vas appointed: John X Cox. Z. y
Ward. j. r. Taylor.
Thecongress will meet every Thursday
evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Yesterday the Fansyrie snd Nizilant
driftei ever TIA a. aiiis course IN fseir
rscs fsr - great AMERICAN c0p snd
etthsus CROSSING the inisa hes wrre
sesed - tses - th-is ie 81 The -
lapse - his rosshie rae- r. ii@appaiut
frr - tbe patfic aea nuni he sisaiiy
- - ibess 3ifeetiy interested n the -.
s.it Frum ne press Dispatches 4
eouis se-a nat hti TIERS hesa fsir
snd fsvorisx srsezs 80 k.ag'isa eiipper
wuul.l says silrr~.i asay fresn ite w
lars sad ~ca ~iaa 49, These 49, -
~fnI ard the tss p~ffeet rpisss -
srnnetry Itsifs rcnNf eth ti,e
ftfal fr,~ses so3 eoaIs ref make
M renrse Nittis so rrvrFi.
tsI ti.as Anit r. ~sii
~ tl<-e rho sssssne "a keee st.sst
sseA taaes tkef &C. Fsikyrir 80
haadisa - = neeh a-Fs sei,.Fs.2s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Mayor stuart Asks Citizens to Attend
the Charity Concert

The following appeal 10 citizens io
patronize the charity concert and hall
g. 10 given ~ Wurzburg's band N
Lockerby hall next Monday night Was
Issued by Mayor Stuart yesterday:
MAToR's OFFf,E
GRksp RArIus. Oct. ;. issfi
To the Citizens ~ Grand Rapids:
! have noticed with pleasure that
Wurzburg's hand has kindly yolubteeisslI
% give . hall and concert at Iocfefbyl
bali on Moi.tiay evening. Octoter 9. fhj
entire proceeds g. be devoted a. uud
destitute sick There IL 90 worthied
object. sni a. The gfoes receipts gill bd
ta1nei os~f e. the haFity DrganlsatsDnl
-oriety Tor distril uiloa there Nili - %
question bat they all - asrd xhsFe
they uiil 10 the uisst acot sincerely
hop< that every cit.kcn that possibly can
30 80 al see - q that tbis EBERT Is
made grant succr-s - personal atfnn
dance ~ az least - the purchase q
tickets Respectfully.
WHAT'S T. srtAes.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
IS AN UNHOLY BILL
IT GIVES THEM FAlR1ltcTIoNs
Iss Repeal would ustie the Hands
OF Bsisos- BOX staffers and
sc~liswax<

W.ssskorox. Oct k--After routine
business. the house then resumed con
siierafion u the federal election repeal
bin. and hr. Murray concinded NE
speech In favor Of the retenflon OF The
laws upon the statute books lie cru
eised the elccti0n methods OF tho state
Of South Carolina and declared that the
presence Of federal supervisors al the
polls was necessary 90 secure fair ana
free elections Their presence pre-
vented the evasion or the violation OF
the law. This IL the most odioos and
diabolical bill that has been reported TO
the house for thirty years IL has been
conceived in ain and brought forth IN
iniquity. lie appealed 20 has frienas
from the north not 10 vots Tor this iexi-
innate but unhoIy offspring Of state
sovereignty. he appealed 10 them mol
to unite the hands % the ballot box
suffers and OF the scallawag. lie ap-
pealed 10 the republicans everywhere VI
resist this nefarious measure with ali
their power and though for the time
being the republican banner may pe
trailing in the dust. the nation would
triumphantly raise 1t again and march
il 20 its haven of prosperity. Citizenship
and victory. lApplause.l
Repeal Advocated
Mr.. Russell was the NEXT speaker and
his argument was in favor OF repeal. he
would wipe from the statute books all
these election laws 1t was said that
they were a back number. They were
not They were a lively issue. just as
much as they had been at the day when
they were passed and struck down the
liberties OF the people. The democrat
parfy WAS bound 10 succeed In this
struggle. The laws were infamous and
must be repealed :,
Mr.. Money then reviewed the consti-
tutions Of the various states as they
existed after the war TO show that no
state could throw the first stone at Mis-
sissippi. Each state was mentioned and
a champion arose and there was COCO
deal OF morriment Mr.. Money bore
himself admirably and was ready Tor all
questions. and the greatest good oumor
prevailed. He declared that the demo
crat party had pledged itself to the re-
peal OF the federal election laws.
Mr.. Picker interrupted Mr. Money 10
suggest that President Cleveland had
called congress in extraordinary session
for a certain purpose
Mr.. Money replied that though that
might be correct. when congress got
here il did not ask Mr.. Cleveland what
il would do.
Mr.. Picl<ler-Yes. II does
mo, IL does not" was Mr.. Moneys re-
tort
Mr.. Haines opposed the measure. The
house then at 5:35 o'clock adjourned
until tomorrow at IL o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

THkEk is one source OF relief for few
men who need work which has not been
much discussed. Why not place half
dozen men at work in the potter's fields
81 the cemeteries Of the city and make
those burial places for the unfortunates
q the world decenti The cemetery
commissioners have considerable sum
Of money that might be expended in FIX
ing up those places and give work to a
number Of men for the next mouth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

vooKHkEs has again promised to close
the silver debate. Beginning next Tues-
day or Wednesday a continuous session
will be ordered and in his opinion the
senate will got 10 a vote inside OF 30
hours No other legislative body in the
world would permit itself 10 10 driven
to such diagracefgl test OF brute en-
durance. IL would seem as though men
a intelligence ought to appreciate the
humiIiating spectacle which will be pre-
sented by continuous session.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

JAcKsox. Mich. Oct The common
council has decided g. submit, 81 q sote
~ the people on Ocfoter y proposition
% tood the city Tor s&9s2 - extend
the water maina The extensions are
needed and u wAs deemed sdsisable b
appropriate enough money 10 lag al
pipe ueesied 80 once. and By bong - ~
isese Is sonae extent the suderings q
uofkingnea the eomine sist~t BY CIV
ing eofk 90 TIE unemployed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Mrs. Iafzeffs. tas samau sl.a sas -
horribly tarrei at-at fhe fsrs. sl.ls
asI hausis - gse.Iiiae atl fffasa rfisset
q fsw sseks * d5sf r hasal fsslaii a.
he e A. h..fae lsfe "a naef -
nfsht ltefsae the grffsss ssla statt
- ess teeun a. fafeff sa- stfs s.esi
~ h1eh fesss srI eeffHaA in sfrs
ssafse astsi she $50 feiesei p ieaih
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

The first meeting Of the St Cecilia
society will be held in the club house OF
tho Ladies' Literary society at 2@O
o'clock this afternoon The treasurer
will be In the club house at l o'clock to
cell membership tickets Ono OF the
concerts in the artists recital course
will be gwen by Madame Materna.
December 16. The afternoon viii he
given To Wagnerian Interpretation.
Materna was one OF the chief soloists at
Bayreuth. and created the part OF
Brunhile
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
GRAND RAPIDS HERALD. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1898

STA her lxofkers. M<>~xk j. = Psrrins
ane L. II peiTtne. a. groonsmen- The
i-ss. Dan. u. bradley, pastor Il fsEk
coalgregaf .en:s1 charch, performed the
eeFsnsony. 3if. and Mrk Mana xi1
spsna = ssslk n the worlds tar sEd
sftsr waiting relatives 40 i've IN spxils
felsl filiDotk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Wednesday ~ssHine the residence ef
So aoa Nfs y o. l'rfHss e NJ IW
Ibsass stfs~t 49, tie seea~ - : f..easssat
satAariaa q lefimst~ frieesls t5 ~linees
tie alsfslase = their stlesl aaaa ~.
Mis- Lena. g. u 4. Msne = Yf.esHssisl
faaois Tie lsisla So stiea.iel ~ hsf
ssssess. Kisses Marguerite sad Alias.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

City Florist Vencel Cukienski Is at
work transferring the flowers and foliage
now in the beds In the city parks to the
green house in John Bah park. Mr..
Cukisnski recently spent week in Chi
cago and the worlds fair. He says he
received many valuable pointers from
the park commissioners while in Chi
eaOp
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
She Finished Eighth.

Several well known local sporting men
went to Chicago Wednesday 10 back
Lon HaskeIl's mare, Maid OF the Mist.
which was entered in Hawthorne park
race. Among them were Mr.. Haskell.
c. M. Waters and +. f. Hodges Maid
Of the Mist was q 10 to 1 shot and fin
ished eighth in Geld Of nine horses.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
Fire From a Lamp.

A lamp exploded last evening at ESQ
in the residence OF J. III. Mcdonald at
No. 45l Lyon street and the house was
set on fire. An alarm was turned in
from box No 453, but the building was
damaged 10 the extent OF $50 and the
loss on furniture was estimated at the
Same amount.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
whcrr Michignn Boy. Fough..

The committee appointed to mark the
positions of the Michigan troops in the
battles OF Chickamauga aud Mission
Ridge will leave for Chattanooga over
the q. Il & l. the evening Of October Ii.
Among the members are L. Ia Church
OF Greenyille. L. A. Crane OF Kalamazoo
and c. T. Belknap snd Col. p V. Fox OF
this city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

AccoKpfSc 10 the decision Of Gin
einnsfl judge. bueket-shops are legal
and the keepers cannot be indicted. tie
holds IL to be class legislation to exempt
dealing in margins done under the pro
lection of board % trade. The war
waged against the bucket shops Is an
outgrowth Of sentiment which scorns
a petty wrong. but admires a gigantic
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

MoBILx. Ala. Oct a--The schooner
Alice Graham. Captain Graham. which
left here Sunday night for Portersyillc.
hs ing ca board Miss Susie Heron,
: school teacher. has been wrecked and
Captain Graham. Miss HerroL and the
mate. name unknown, were lost These
were all the souls on board the schooner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
s.oppci ON His WAY Home.

I'D Underwood Of St Paul, general
manager of the Minneapolis. ST. Paul
* Sault Ste. Marie road, was in the city
yesterday. lie returned from the east
10 his private car and went north over
the q. X a l. last evening. lie called
at the general offices Of the local roads
while IN the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
win R~une

MILWAUKEE,, Oct 4-The plans for
the reorganization Of the Wisconsin
Marine and Fire Insurance Company
bank are rapidly taking definite shape
and the bank will probably DO reopencd
at an early day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

EvERY day the public ia assured by
tho Associated Press papers that the
public has no interest In the war low
being waged against its sturdy young
rival by the old mossback. What on
earth DO they keep prating about il for;
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Pnrsfnisxr CLEyrtkzp's new rule 90
devote less time 10 oflcs seekers wont
Affect Michigan any. The referees
already have everything they want
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
work In the Country.

Several places are open in the country
for mon who are willing 90 work on n
farm. The charity society has place
for single man at Evans. Michigan;
also a place for q man and his wife near
village Of Evans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Eos persiztsney in it most persistent
form. AdmirAi Meleo's bombardmcnt Of
Rio Janisro iinds parallel only IA the
continnsd conversation Of the United
states senate.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

THST are dead ia earnest Ia Kansas
An Emporia Democrat has bolted tho
party t@caaee The administration re-
fu-e- - make changes Ia the federal
afitfna
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06
win Lecture ON Elementary Science.

T j. w. Matthews. instructor In science
10 the high school, viii give u lecture
before tho X. s. l. tonight in the new
lecture rom in the Central building
on Elementary Science In the Lower
Grades" subject which Mr.. Matthews
has been specializing lately. Persons
not members OF the institute are invited
10 be present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

willard l. knight. uho was arrested
a few DAYS ago on complaint OF Mar
garot Nesira. charging him with sedne.
lion and breach Of promise. has taken
out a marriage license and will marry
Misa Weetfa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Now that Governor Boiss has ad.
dressed a large snd enthusiastic audi
ence- IN knoxville. Iors. Il u safe 70
assert thst tie campaign - ON.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Nsno nay have fddl>d while Rome
va huruinx. bst BE- aiint make seven
isys spreehes IN the Roman senate
lariur he conaagrstoa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Jo~lfga CHssafRtsfs and his monocio
arrived ftom Englasd yesterday. Nsithsr
enc vould Eive cut syllable 90 politice
Not sori. don't you know
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Sunday afternoon services are being
held at the Kent county home as regu-
larly az the directors Of the poor can &C.
cure a minister 10 conduct them. The
directors are now looking for some one
10 oil the appointment next Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Nsaeasst repphAeans ars swake g.
M r-si Gauss 4 oes adsersaty. sal
they sssfa them ~ith ineisrs fssee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Alderman Stein bss returned from The
eorids FAIR. Hs ssys be eas al there
aas - IL seen. rode tbe eanbese All
donkeys ia The street IN Cairo and took
a ~hlFl IL The Fefris ~keel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

PR rerrins Ard fssnily - NJ 1t5
Iemrs str~et etsi Rave tsfiay ~ .
ee~ks sieit a TIE White estT
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

Efxhest Y,gliaeee - tae Ffscs = iihs
-ssY sad = ssii sssiei Ylxlisat i es.en.
Sat g. hsat fhs fasssfis
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-06

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