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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

whlls tho prosecuting Attorney = de-
.line sssh himself whether he shAii
naks aaoshss EFFORT 20 br'ng the Mckee
tlasdisy ESQ - trial the women Of the
kty are uaxRlg righteously indignant
Hal ths ends Ok justice should be de-
featsd ~ a strained and unusuai lHief-
Sastat.ou q The Ia. and threaten 10 call
mas meeting ~ give expression 10
thair sentinsot& The provoeation Tor
raliins a nesting u mothers 10 indubat-
aiiy great Thase ass never been a ess''
sA.ch stpealed moro strongly 10 the
nmfathies Of WossAnkind than the case
aCharloiIe Handloy. \ circuit Judge
asa practically decided that II = 40
rhine n The sight u The law - entlee
"a inaoeent grl into a carriage VITA
hrss hberi,nrs, for them - IN
,eixlo her By cunning assurances
{ saIsty and propriety 70 house
e assignatioa there 10 drug and
atraxo Der. We are told IN this
tartilng exposition Of the law that the
lsmsnt Of force necessary To establish
~ crime Of rape 10 negatiyed by the
arrisgs ride and voluntary enfTy INTO
ne house q AssignaEion- 30 then might
DO said that whareser force - an es-
entail element Of crime tho criminal
nay escape punishment II be shall have
ed opiats drugs 10 henumb the senses
e thoss xho would otherwise resist and
, resisting make his act crime. We
- told too that the facts asiduced IN
AIS case before the justice would, II
aiken a. true. fail 10 Justify q trial upon
hs charge named 10 the inferTna N
n this xers true then Judge Adsit's IN
rrferencs would commend itself a.
soaad But the Judge. ia his statement
q the case male upon quashing the ia
brmation. AYERS that the testimony OF
ne two libsrtins associates % the de-
<ndant conficts With the testimony OF
az victim snd therefore her testimony
sexceedingly improbable" II IL be
ranss the Judge has assumed To exalt
ne testimony % two eharacteriess devils
Above that q an injured and frisndless
sirl that The women q this town are in
Agnant They should call a meeting.
n that meeting they should exercise tho
SIGHT q free speech The prosecuting
sttorney's offer should be invited To at
isnd IN a body.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
WILL MAKE A CODE
Meeting Of Miehlcan's Circuit
Judges Called Here.
HOLD A SESSION TOMORROW
Ned OF Uniformity IN Rnies OF
Practice--Jadge Ras-eii Called
the Meeting.

A large number Of circuit judges Of
Michigan will meet tomorros esening
Ia the circuit court room IN THE cAis.
The meeting in itself viii not be Of
great general interest bat the hnai
effects may prove Is TO be one Ct the
most notable gathering u Judges ever
held in Michigan. Invitations have
been seat out by Judge Russell Of Nus
kegon TO most Of the judges in the state,
and number have slgnltied their IN
tention 10 attend
The need OF a more uniform code OF
practice has been felt by attorneys and
Judges throughout the whole state, and
il Is for the purpose of formulating such
a code that this preliminary meeting 10
called The meeting will be held IN
Judge Groves courtroom at 1:jO. The
matter has not been known here except
10 the two circuit judges. but nov that
IL IL made known many attorneys VAL
no doubt attend the meeting.
Judge Grove said yesterday that IL
was preliminary meeting and he did
not expect that any positive action
would be taken. The final resulta IL
the establishment Of a uniform code Is
decided upon. will DO a great improve
ment on the present system.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
CRUSHED BETWEEN CARS.
Patrick Meaicy. q &. H a l. Switch
man. l. Instantly Killed

Patrick Mealey, G.. r 4 l. switch
man. was instantly killed near the Ninth
street crossing about o'clock last
night just how he met his death is not
known. Conductor Hills found him
pinioned between the draw bars OF two
box cars. Mealey was employed IN
another switching cfew under Con
ductor Edward Kelley. Ii is supposed
that his lantern went out and he went
between the two cars TO relisht IT,.
While stopping over To light the match
the train backed down on him and he
was caught between the draw bars,
where Conductor Hills found him when
he went TO make the coupling Nobody
saw Mealey 90 between the cars. and
this is the theory to account for his
being there. He was stone lead when
found and his lantern was out. His
chest over the heart was crushed In and
death must have been instantaneous.
The deceased was about - years old
and had been employed at various times
by the q. X a l. road. lie returned
from Chicago two weeks ago and had
been working only short time. lie
roomcd at No. a. Ellsworth avenue. IL
il not known whether he has any rela.
tives in Chicago friend who came
with him from Chicago left the city yes
terday morning. Letters found in the
pockets u the dead mans clothes indi-
cate that he had a sister in Minneap-
Ola The remains were removed to
OBrien's undertaking rooms. where
Coroner Locher will hold an inquest to-
day
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

The jefferson Club VIII Give Him n
Grand Dinner.

The jefferson club will give banquet
IN honor OF Edwin +. Ubl, assistant sec
rotary Of state, previous to his departure
for Washington. The matter was de
cided last evening at the only harmon
ious meeting ever known in the history
OF the organization. The time and place
have not yet been decided upon, but
will be in day or so. Mr. Uhl will
leave for the capitol next "Wednesday.
Another meeting Of the club will be held
Friday evening az which time the fol
lowing committees will report:
Arrangements q. II. Bender, MARX
Norris. George w. Thompson. 9. Nj.
Wilson. DIR. ID. Emmett WEIGH. Fred j.
Adams. NJ. A. Aldrich-
lnyitstions--Niram A. Fletcher. John
w. Champlin. DIR. q. X. johnson, Mau :
rice NJ. Houseman.
Finance Henry +. Mccormick, An.
drew Fyfe. w. a. Shinkman.
The only other business that came be-
fore the club last night was the appoint
ment OF a committee TO look up new
rooms and pacify the landlord OF the
present quarters. The following were
appointed: f. A. Maher, w. ID. Pugh.
NJ NJ Houseman.
Following the meeting OF the club a
telegram was sent 10 President Cleye-
land, reading as follows:
I'VE, the undersigned democrats OF
western Michigan. feeling highly hon
orod AT the selection OF Hon. Edwin F..
Uhl for assistant secretary OF state. and
as fellow citizens and neighbors. know
ing His eminent qualifications tor that
position. heartily congratulate you and
the nation on his appointment
IL was signed by a large number OF
prominent democrats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
HOTEL GOSSIP.

Il have never before in my life seen
anything affect Chicago az the
assassination of Carter Harrison has. "
said Harry Prescott in The Morton yes-
terday. ~'rhe city IL absolutely dazed.
Saturday night the excitement MAS at q
fever heat. Hundreds ~ men would not
believe tho news when they first heard
IL. The excitement that followed the
anarchist riot was nothing compared 10
this"
G. Jesse Church. prominent Green
vile banker. and Edward buckley Of
Manistee, general manager Of the Man.
istee 4 North Eastern railroad. are IN
The Morton.
Will STOW % Sweets hotel returned
from Chicsgo wherr he bad been visit
Ing si the worlds fair
Mr.. aud Me- W. W Mitchell q Call
lac diBed 10 The Morton yesterday.
t3enerai !. n. Kidd q Ionia. depart
mens conn ander q TIE Michigan O A.
4. ua- = guest IN The Nes fasingsfon
yesterday morning
Nov~o< ~ y Wirrina Saginaw: Y
q Peters. Manistee. "a a. Sage. Ian
sfns. Eiuard Vac fieet Detroit: i.
nalIou. kaismason. H. NJ Wsrdie.
ioeis
Swrs7's Seth p Wells. Rockford. -.
p DAVIS Cspsc. n Br~rn.s. Ann AT
tos. T. soiomon. kaismzz1o. &. NJ.
Ca-ksv. rstosksy. l. ' DaviA Ere
uent
Nsp T9vf~osror n fssrsiirsr. Tsufhrr.
q Henfs Jusen Detect q r. Whit
con.h. g. "A S4uitrs Chssiafta. Mrs "
II tssut srsad Haven I. a. Csrten.
Iosts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
HOUSE HAS THE BILL
The Senate Asked Concurrence
on the SILVER Repeal Act.
BUT BLAND RAISED OBJECTION
Ia Will Gene Up IN the Regular Order
Iodas- Debate on The Rank
rsptcy Hill

wAsmxarox. Oct A--At 1870 the
secretary u the senate appeared a. the
bar q the house and delivered mes-
sage from the senate. which spnouncsd
the passage Of the repeal bill with an
amendment. In which the Concurrence
OF the house was requested Az the
message was delivered Mr. Fitch and
other members in his vicinity induleed
in hand clapping ~ form q exultz.
ton. but il Was hushed down and there
was no attempt 20 coatiuus or repeat L.
The ball was handed up 10 the speaker
and laid 90 his desk. Mr.. lvinestoa
asked unanimous consent % have the
silver bill laid before the house and con-
sidersd. lie asked that the debate 70
on today and tomorrow and that At
o'clock tomorrow the house begin 10
vote. The proposition. he said. was lib
eral to these who differed with the ssn-
ate and its conclueion. He asked the
friends Of repeal to give its opponents
that little favor. no more. no less
Mr.. Bland objected. The ball ought
TO come up in it, regular order, when IL
would be open 20 amendments
Mr.. Livingston 10 my propo-
sition.
Mr.. Bland Every gentleman who
wants TO be heard on this bill must have
an opportunity.
Mr.. Livingston-That Is my propo-
sition.
Mr.. Bland-And. for one. object 20
taking the bill out OF its regular order.
h.. - d -
bill will therefore remain on the speakers
desk until tomorrow.
bankruptcy Bill Defeated
Mr.. McMillin called up the joint
resolution. received from tho committee
on ways and means. directing the score
tary OF the treasury TO remit the duties
imposed upon the war munitions be-
tween the United States and Chill
The resolution was discussed az length
by Messrs Reed and Dockery. but no
action was taken.
At y o'clock the house went into com
mittee OF the whole, for the consider
alton OF the bankruptcy bill, and Mr.
Wolyerton addressed the house In favor
OF the bill. lie said that the constitu-
ton of the United States imposed on
congress the obligation to legislate upon
the subject Of bankruptcy. The coun-
try has been without a bankruptcy law
for fifteen years. for eight years OF
which there had been a persistent
demand OF the business men OF the
country for the enactment OF national
bankruptcy law. The bill went over.
The senate joint resolution for the
transfer TO the state Of Illinois OF the
model battleship Illinois was taken up
and passed.
House bill authorizing the Texarkana
* Fort Smith Railway company to con-
struct railroad bridges over Caddo lake
near Morgansport. La. and over Sui
pher river. Ark. was passed.
MIR. Cochran introduced a resolution
to help the worlds fair prize winners
exhibition at New York. No action was
taken on II. At 5;l5 the committee
arose and the house adjourned
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
HUDSON RIVER BRIDGE.
senate Passed the Bill for Its
Construction.

senate Passed the BiiI Tor Its
Construction.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 3l.--Bills were
passed in the senate today providing
for the time aud place for holding the
term Of the United States courts in the
state OF South Dakots. and extending
for one year from the time. they become
duo, final payments on entries under the
desert land act The bill passed yester-
day by the house, 10 provide for a
uniform system Of obtaining bids for
supplies for the departments. was favor
ably reported and placed on the calen-
dar. The conference committee on the
urgency deficiency bill reported a dis
agreement on an item of f21,0oS for pay
Of clerks to senators aud per diem clerks
to committees during the recess Of the
fifty-trst congress-
On motion u Mr.. Hill, the bin grant
ing the New York x New Jersey Bridge
company authority to construct bridge
between New YORK and New Jersey was
taken up and tho amendments reported
10y the committee on commerce were
agreed 10. Mr.. Mcpherson objected 10
the bill and offered an amendment Civ
ing the freeholders OF the towns of New
Jersey the right 10 decide the question
OF location. After some discussion. Mr..
McPherson's amendment was Withdrawn
and hc offered another to the effect that
the bridge shall be constructed with a
single span over the entire river
between towers or piers; and that
no pier or other obstruction 10
navigation shall be cepstructed.
Mr.. Hill opposed the amendment as
one which brought up the whole ques
ton as to whether congress should abso.
iutely determine that there should be
no pier whatever in the river. At the
close 81 further discussion the vote was
taken on MIR. NcPherson's amendment
prohibiting piefs in the river. aud IL vas
rejected ~ nays ~. Mr.. Allen
moved an amendment that the bridge
may be used 10y the government for mil
itary and postal purposes without
charge Rejected without . division.
The till was then passed without a div
sion with the amendmorts reported
from the committee on commerce.
Mr.. Gray moved 10 take up the house
bin 10 amend the Chinese exclusion act
~ May ). lssf2 40 as To make IL be "un-
finished business The vote was az.
Dounced as - g. 8, but. AZ there vas no
quorum voting the motion vas with
drawn. and the senate proceeded 90 ex-
ecuiIFe business. and If 4i&5 .. m. sd-
losFDed tili tomorrow at noon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Impartial diseuszion of rs sahssek both
tns nsgntiss and zihsu4riys si.iss Il ihs
Proposition A&sinz bssa trsassd -
isarnsi wrisers his dises1z<ion 49,
unsusstiossbis 7uieksnsd gsasrai inter
sst n IA s0biset ssong lssyefs and -
Tar assxsnsd tie eircnit iadgss 70 the
ACCESSIBILITY a eh&egs that asstlng
has bssa called for tououo~ evening ~
ths court house IL this eisy. vhsn and
shers the sablsct xil b carefully Goa
sisisfsd. and IL = probabls sons dshnits
setioa will be taksa- fhs Opposition TO
eo-is q proesdars comes satlrslf fron
Old lasyers sho imagins that such an
Innovation would nsalfy the learning
snd sxperie1cs u years Nothing could
be Iarthss from TIE uuth coiineation
Is bat snothsr asne Tor sinplifeAtlon-
The crude add cumbersoms practice q
the common las Is transformed By cod
ificatioa into che simplest forms u pro
essiurs 10 arrive At the same end The
intsrminabls comnoa lac pisadings
loaded with redundant and many times
grosssaaeiy absurd counts OF allegations
uader code become plain statements
Of facts. and deaials The practice
under the code eomprshsnds all the
knoslsdge q the common law In the
brisfsst compass The old practitioner
becomes a skiilful coda pleader and a
successful code practitioner where =
young man who 10 compelled 70 go back
20 tirst principles fails utterly 10 make a
record The code 10 the old lawyers
salvation. the young mans hope IL -
not yet absolutely perfect but its inpsr-
fections are virtues compared With the
faults % ths practice that has obtained
aimee Justinian issued his Pandecta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Now THk repeal bili 10 before the
house and Mr.. Bland has registered the
expected kick. 1t is possible that all
opposition will be quieted and the bill
pushed through in a day or two. When
finally parsed and signed by the prcsi-
dent IL is likely to be as valuable as a
white elephant in a canary bird cage.
Grover is very proud Of his triumph and
receives the congratulations Of his
wershippers with the self-contained Il
tod you 50" air OF Chinese joss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

plsSei their pssnks in the sab
nriss uors extsnsissls tkan on the down
tesn strests. bet 20 dssETection ~
property ne reported 10 TIE fzoiiee. In
the sabufks smpgy e@rrsls we're relied
100 the street few merchants ssgns
xsFs intsrckangsd aed hidsoos nolses
vsee made sEoaad residences. BAT every
thing considered il w1s quiet Hal.
ioxesB- The nearssf 10 destruction II
propeEty was tie osertarnlng q Police
patFol box Oh Butterworth asenos.
Several social parties wsEe given and
the night sas celebrated IN an orderly
manner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

To Be unprecedented Tonight In All
souls Church

To Be unprecedented Tonight In All
souls Church
The ladies a. All Souls uniyeraalist
church will hold church fair tonight
and tomorrow night IN the parlors 81
the church. The booths will represe n [
the seven Ages 20 Woman" and will De
presided over by the following persots:
1nfaus's Booth Mrs ID. H. Arm.
strong. Mn. Dennis l. Rogers. Mira T.
ID. Steward. Miss Bertha Eelknap.
Mrs. Fred Wurzburg and Mrs. Joe
McCarRer ~iil impcrsonate the infants
Childhood Mira Jennie HeIxnsp.
Mra J. ~ Palm, Mira Will T. White az
sisted ~ Miss Elsie Rice. Miss Nina
Newton. Miss Allie Igotslell and Miss
May Pratt
True Love Mrs 4. J. winsiow. Mrs
r. r. Wooiley. assisted by Mrs y. r.
Grady and Mira o =. Dales
Wife Mrs G. a LOOMS. Airs. L. "
Weller. assisted by Miss Sybil Graves
and Mis- Bertha kutche.
Mother Mrs j "a Dswley, assisted
nv Mis- ~. A. Foetrr. Mira A. ID. Eakar
sGi Miss Mamie adams
Spimnerhood Miss Eva Nassetk. ~.
sisted ~ Miss Ceeantefry. Miss lailian
Newman Hlss Nauda Nassscx Ntsa
I,eis ls.ntiy Miss Edith Mofehe Mis-
ffuresss- Hall sod Miss Fsfih Ffsla
Old Age Nrs " G. Luen. Ma n
Neison assisted W Miss Mile Pierre
and Mss Nellie Mckee. Who aIll irs
perssnata the grandmothers
Al The perssns 81 th~ toofh- siIl -
dressed IN appropriate rostee 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

nat Nichigsu wd soorrr - later
aaiste IN sxsopl~ - ths nars FRO
se.-s 81 sfates - tfe urirn ard s.i,.pt a
~ ~ eiga procedure seems - -
ssrtlraiif sCfsei uron ~ the r.fanzer
sirbers 81 ne hsr ar siro.f al la@
tsrr luslrps - ne eircuis csnrt Tia
ehean Tar Fousrai. ere ~ ne r.ess
fsfafs -itfet 80 eefteiica- III fte
untry. Ass aerofs1 m1eh srace ts "a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

CoLoSkL RosK surprised the town
last night by issuing a psremptory order
TO the captains OF the local military
companies TO get their men in line forth
with to be IN readiness 10 receive march
ing orders The captains. like true sol.
diers obeyed the command without
questioning and in short space OF time
had their companies drawn mp company
front in their respective armories ready
20 move against the enemy. twas then
explained that the order was issued TO
test the efficiency OF the discipline and
to ascertain how long il would take to
get the local militia under arms In case
% an emergency The test was sur
prisingly satisfactory one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01
onpNANcn pErAnTMENr.
Berort shows . Balance of Apprp.
prtation Jnexp<xsdexl

NAsnr~orox. Oct IA detailed ac-
count n what has been accomplished IN
ordnance for tie army dnring the past
hscsi year y contained In the annual re-
port which brig. Gen. ~ W flsgler.
chief n ordBsnce. submitted - the 80.
retsfy = ar. During fne year the oro-
nance department exrsn,l~d 3.7022f2
leaving 10 the treasury e. 3sf .s0i ~ the
credit ~ its appropriation Al the
money viii te required during the con.
irg year % meet payments tha- viil
"a aua
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

wasHIvoros. Oct a The pr~sideut
sent the fciloeing namiss;sous - the
senate today; John " A StricklsBd
- Nee fork - h~ assistant appraiser
- u.egrhsndsss = ths district = NsF
York. E'reeton \ griffith = Nebraska 70
be r~eeieer y posiic nobeys - Sianey.
NetrRakA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

THERE seems to be general acqui-
escence in the demand that Prender-
CAST. the assassin. shall be hanged.
Even the newspapers long and con-
sistently opposed TO capital punishment
ioiu In II.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Haiio~e en- gave tie police no extfs
work sr8 A. fsf - fhsy coa'i earn ~
can 49, to property W.s doue hY ioys
benf - nieehieveus scts he t~scsi
al ioksr 49, rof anrsd issf rtsht o.
TIE sxtent Eat - SIS laai Ysar st fhst
ec1seion. althouza frsees "a hins ssfe
SEQ lu harmless saI Boss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

THERE IL something pathetic in the
passing OF the midway pIaisance. The
voice OF the barker" was stilled some
weeks ago. and the midway relapsed into
descutude 20 the accompaniment OF the
music Of the hoodoo snake charmers.
Thus is glory departed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Mira Frank NJ. Davis. director. re-
quests that all members Of the St Cecilia
eaorus viii meet 10 the Ladies' Literary
club this afternoon at 4 o'clock to re-
hearse the music 10 be sung at the lay
ing OF the cornerstone Of the new club
house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

II IL 70 Be hoped that the jefferson
club democrats viii pay the rent The
Vhite winged guardian ~ peace staade
At thu door aud Il would BE cruel 20
siam Il IN his face
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Wssarxs1o~. Oct u.-For lower
x.rhisan. Fair. followed by inereas-
az eloadinesa Ia northsrB portion IA ne
.ffrrnuon. colder. except warmer ia
lns,rrn nation, brisk and high south
se-f saiftiug "a xsst Utnde
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

wHyS II was noised about last even
ing that the troops had been called out
the mischief making Halloween forces
beat q precipitate retreat Colonel
Roses tee, vas vell-timed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

WHrrE the Massachusetts, democrats
ara working day and night to prove that
their gubernatorial candidate IL not
free trader. Ohio democrats are working
extra time 10 prove that theirs IA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

"A ~ date a The Dssroi, city election
draws aear Ne. Godfrey The demccras
csndsdase. = - far cut u sixhs that al
hope q his isndiuz 10 safety IA. b~en
ahansonesi-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

PorrER PALNEE has offered to give
$4,000 to build a woman's memorial
building on the Lake front The prod
igal Hberality OF those Chicago million
aires il peculiar to no othsr city in the
uorid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

CosarrT and Mitchell may be con-
peiled - sxht in Monaco There -
Only ons other worse locality known.
aud that is 10 bot Or prize fight even
between uint mile
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

CssrrR HrSsv HARsrsur viii BE- laid
- rest ia Grse~lsnd cemetery to-day
and cue y The nest conspicuous figures
- our times wili be removed from
earthly vies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

PRESpERGAsr should be tried for will
fal murder. tie may not be excused on
rhs plea OF insanity. His every act
since his arrest proves him TO be a
hsartless demon His neck should be
stretched until he can no longer breathe.
Ordinary hanging would be too merciful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

NsszLT 5000 persons paid the regu.
lar admission fee % enter the worlds
fair grounds yesterday. IL the weather
continues fair the great show will con
tinas open indefinitely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

nssFfrz fAe ps,is stIons a ths ssock
spectators - tAa cuntrsry Wal street
experienced = pronounced setesck 81.
iswine TIE suc-~ss a r-peaf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

SowEHopy hss suggested that the Mich
izan building be removed 10 Lansing 90
Be made over into an executive mansion.
IL y more admirably suited FOR Reeds
Lake beer pavilion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-01

Nrw< q ths rssseze q To- silver p.
pesl bzi sss -eCrieed n ka-eps sifh
cot marked deueussrsuops - sny kiaA