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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Judge Goggiu II Chicago hss de-
esdsd that Chssf Of Police Nee augnry
mast settle the costs in eli cases Of un-
warranted arrests. The dseisioa -
smllsr g the ons recently handed
down N GrAad Rapids. Ia the Bur
rcuxhs-EAstmAn case Ths may 10
good l4v. but ms common sense Of Il
. 10 be doubted. IL the chief Of police
. to De neld financially responsapie for
All mistakes Of TIE department.. be Will
70 justified IN limiting the authority Of
the force 10 such cases IN which actual
warrants have been issued. The ofhcer
who arrests suspected thief 10 open 10
the ssvsrsst rsprlmznd- lts true that
the public demands that suspicious
characters shall Do locked up. but the
police cannot bs expected TO bankrupt
themselves IN order 10 enforce the
wishes OF the public. The police force
frequently overstsps its authority. but
therc are better means of remedying
that defect than BY bleeding the chief.
Ii 10 better for the community that
one innocent man should suffer the
Disgrace OF riding IN . patrol wagon
than that ninety and nine thugs and
blacklegs should be At large because
the police force had not detected them
IN the actual commission OF some
crime. An ovsr-zealous patrolman
may occasionally ovsrstep his authori-
~: but the results are seldom more
serious than the modification aud
wounded pride OF the man who has 90
abruptly come in contact with the maj.
esty OF the law. Even in these cases there
. usually some slight justification for
the officers excess of zeal. But al
these Cases can bs remedied by proper
disciplinary measures in the depart
ment. and II is little short OF idiotic to
declare that the chief of police mus
go down 10 his pocket and bring forti
financial balm for the wounded feel
ings OF every man that hss been I'm
Justly suspicioned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

From later particulars OF the Man on
wreck, IN which Henry Burleson lost
hn life. IL 10 painfully evident that he
nsbly sacrificed himself to save the
hives OF MS friends Aware OF the i'm
ninens danger IN which he and MS
ompxaions were placed. he could
have jumped and escaped tho
h-ll OF ire .ato which ne was
hurled 20 sxon.zlng death. Unmindful
Dis own safety. be tired to VAIN his
friends Of toe impending cisaster.
Tney had heard the alarm given by
another and made their escape. Be-
fore 40 could return 10 the platform
OK the car the awful shock Of the col
lison hurled HIN into eternity. -
his death vas martyrs death. lie
could have saved himself. but the
peril Of as friends was uppermcst IN
ms mind vhen love Of lie would i'm
pei h m TO leap aud live.
The same spirit that hss 90 many
times sustained the condemned zsaloi
OF q king cause ross supgens
within him when ne realized thai more
lives tsau hs own were about
70 De crashed out. lie might have
hoped that altar shs warning De would
escape. bot 10 % better and nobler to
thins that hs nravsd instant death 70
save olaerA The vorld's history 4
rep,sts WITH hssrlsickenlnz pictures
81 msr,yrdofn. The cross. tbs sword
and sh- fsgos nave each claimed count
ies Ticlims The vsiorous saers-
nes OF Henry Barisson - prs.smi.
nsnt.y one ~orthy 70 bs msmorislir.d
10 somsthinx more substantial than
feetnx words Of commentator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
eLApsroxE.s BILL.

Reduced to Its simplest and most
easily understood form. Mr.. Glad
stones home rule bill confers upon
Ireland . legislature whose functions
are limited 10 the immediate affairs OF
the country, ut all times subject
TO approval or disapproval by
the queen and imperial parliament.
The privileges TO be exercised bear the
came relation TO the crown that the
privileges OF our respective states bear
to the federal government, with such
restrictions and qualifications ~ are
incident 70 q monarchlcal form Of gov.
eminent.
In some respects the bill 10 not -
broad as tho Irish land leaguers and
extremists would wish. but they will
accept Is as the best that can be offered.
The lrish members have united IN IS
suing . proclamation declaring thai
the bill Is "a satisfactory scheme OF
irish national self-governmens. subjec,
to endeavors in committee TO improve
tho proposed financial arrangement
aud to have the time shortened
wherein the land question Is to b
withheld from the purview of the Irist
national legislature"
The bill provides for the gradual 70
moval OF the constAbulary which hal
been 30 otfennve to the Irish peopl,
and the substitution Of an Irlsa police
force. This will do away with tn.
painful scenes of heartless evictionl
and curb the greed Of rack-rsnters
The judiciary will be reformed on lins'
Of modern progress and civilization. in
surinR both popular and incorruptlbls
tribunals for the enforcement of law
Ia the preparation OF his bill Mr.
Gladstone drew largely upon Amer
can forms and Institutions. bis ambi
ton being TO concede TO Ireland the
largest amount OF liberty conssscn,
vita a monarsnicslly controlled sys-
| tenn OF sell-goyernmenI
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
DEMOCRATIC NEWSPAPERS.
Representatives Form . State Leagus
Yesterday snd Elect Offieerl

Representatives Form Q State League
Yesterday snd Elect Offieera
Yesterday . state league OF demo.
cratic newspapers was organized in the
Jefferson club rooms. Representatives
of twenty-seven leading democratic
newspapers we're present The Grand
Rapids Democrat Was not officially rep
resented-at least il did not cash IN its
81 membership fee, although IL IL said
to have democratic tendencies. Being
democratic meeting the principal
business was the election OF officers.
They are - follows:
President-A. Mcmillan, Bay City.
First Vics Pres.deut-James scher-
merhorn, Hudson.
Second Vice Prssident-w. L. Clark.
Mason.
secretsry-Charles ]. Robinson, Man.
/ istee.
Treasurer-E. L. sprague. Traverse
City.
Executive Committes-First district,
Theodore 4. DUMMY, Detroit; second
district, ID. X. Hampton. Monroe: third
district, II. c. Blsckman. Hilisdale;
| fourth district, W. L. Ryan. Aliegsn;
litth district, Robert Baerd, Ionia;
srth district. r. r. weekheirer, Flint;
seventh district. J. A. Keith. Mt. Clean
ems: eighth district, III. Kirk White,
Owosso, ninth district, Harry NJ. Royal,
| shelby; tenth district. j. j. Savage.
Midland: eleventh distrIct. w. Il. Nes-
bltt. Big Rapids: twelfth district, Walter
| GoodlaBd. sronwoct.
Tn. league was organized TO do prac-
tscally the same work for the democrat
party thattbo stste league OF republican
newspapers n dong for the republican
party. In addition 10 its political mia
| sIon the association will look after IT.
responsible foreign advertisers and Adj
verti.inr sKencies. The work ~ orgsni-
zat,on was pot completed until ? O'Clock
lat evening. Tue next meeting n the
Ieague will be held m Detroit nj the
tine Of the state convention, Febru-
AIRY p.
The foiloving newspaper men we're
n,e..uf. tharie. J. X hsnson. Nans.
tee Democrat. l.. l.. sprsxne, Trsvsrss
| Rsv Earie. a. NJ. HcNiiiaa. Bay CITY
| Tisses-Press: n. A. Miller. Nj. Pleasant
| Democrat: Wiissm 7. Neshstt. Big Rap.
,ds Herald snd Bulletin. prank r.
| weisb~iser. 0snesee Democrat. n. y.
| Rogers. Charlotte I<sisr; v 4. Ryan,
J kIlessn Democrat: John L. nushlp,
saginaw New; n. q. Nsntins. oftsws
County Times q. A. Link. Cedar
Springs Democrat, Harry Royai, Oceans
| Herslf; ". J.. tiur. Ineham County
pemocrsf. Frank ". Plat. Barry
County Democrat; Robert hard
lone sisndsrd; Charles r.. Dodge.
Lansing state DEMOCRAT: 1neo-
DOR. = Quinhy. Detroit Free
Prsss. James schsrnsrbora. Hodson
tssz-tse. J. J. A. Parker, Thrr. Rivers
! Hers a. L. =. Putpsv. starris Demo
crst. N G. Elsckmaa. Haisasie Demo
ogst II. 9. VANITY Muskeron News. l..
\ CONT {. Reed city Democrat. James
J ssvsfs. y dlsu1 sun. J. A. KsstA.
| ~ Clsmeas Prsal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

II should not % uadsrstoot that
TEE HKs4Lp dispsrages the sbillty OF
Judks Adas by advocating TIE nomi-
nsUon OF strsighsoui repablh.an %
succeed him sc Judge Of the circuit
court. Judge Atat "a lawyer OF m
questioned standing With IA. legal fra
sernity. Ia doesn't follow beesu.e ne
stands veil ssa ls.ysr snd nG dis
eusrxsd me duties Of jndgsship IN q
fairly creda.hls nsnnsr, he s eatslsd
70 rsn< .hsvs republican lsvysrs Of
seusi sanding At tas bar.
Tbs democrat. have ohtruesd an
extensively s-lasD sch.n. Of conssl'ds-
tlen in,o The judiciary question. Thsy
asa ne republicans 70 combine n
nsktng nomsastsoos Tor jutg.s. This
q s~ltsane.>. rhsy can see tnst the
nom aatios and siecton % Judge
Grove are political csrtslntes- Trey
are .hrevf soongh - -. siso that =
semocfss csad date srsirss Judrs
Greve . sur- - drag ds~n tne vote
Tor Jads. Ad.t r. y virtue Of q
,eias eosiasaes Judge Assit could
% ,.ved from tsfssf. i ~oaid - more
sbsn shsy sud reasonably .spsss a
S=rty eontest Tae des = a save q
rsnvsnfisn tasi -eich . snss - -
,est a. tbe poll.
Tie r.pueiicsrs -i nos bear to any
Elch program. Thsy 40 NOS ~isa -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

1t is estimated that 1900, 900 feet Of
sawlogs will be exported during the
coming season from Canada TO be
worked into lumber oy American labor
ia American sawmills- When the DEM
ocrats repeal the Mckinley law Can ada
will reimpose the export duty on logs,
and this timber will be man ufsctured
into lumber by Canadian mills.-Port
Huron Times.
The newspapers are protesting TO
wonder what girl bicyclists will do
when hoops come in, - it is IN utter
imposs,bility for hoops and the clothes
pm style of riding TO get together.
Why, when the bicycle runs up against
the dictates of fashion the bicycle will
have 10 go.-Cheboygan Democrat.
1t 10 very noticeable that the terms
of court held in Lansing are about
three times as long - those held at
Mason. The terms ct Mason continue
to grow shorter, and the time Will
eventually como when the county seat
will be in Lansing.-Leslie Local.
Colonel IngersoIl is unable TO remem-
Der the exact amount OF the fees he
received as attorney Of the American
Panama comn,ittss. tia possible the
colonel wishes the whole business was
IN the place which he comedies does
not exist?-Detroit Tribune.
The time consumed by the young
lady members OF the Democrat force
receiving and examining the numerous
valentines received By them may ac--
count in a measure for any discrepa ncy
noticeable IN our local columns today.
-Manistes Democrat
The cnnoline crazs has reached De-
troit, and the women are discussing
freely what they viii and will not d.
when the edlct of fasnion has been
promulgated.--Detr Free Press.
St. Louis 10 frantic because Milwau-
kee firm has secured the exclusive
privilege OF selling beer on the expos.
non grounds In Chicago City
Tribune.
A man is willing 10 spend $50 night
on whisky and poker, hut he mates 10
pay 10 cents q week for daily paper.
Jackson Patriot.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

"Clinton county repapllcsns vsli
sugport kdsla T. Wh.ss 81 ~. Ichns
foT regent Of the university" s.la .
prominent poiltle4Aa ffonl Ihst ooanty
10 Tho Morton yesterday. The
county delegation uiii 90 10 Tie sistr
cobssDtlon UNANIMOUS fof tlm. sE1 a.
ne = TIE only eAna .dst banned thus
Tar from west<rn Michigan. &c hops
thai he ell t< nominated. Jnss
means "a election th.s sprscg. Mr..
White 70 grSioAts Of sns uo.sefsaty.
eoth from TIE literary and lao depart
menta lie spent nine years IA Ana
Altar, has . masters degree. snd
probably knows every professor Ia Toe
university. AZ pres<ut heAs . menst<f
ot the real estate frm Of Walker \
White, and 10 secretary and treasurer
OF the Michigan Mortgage Loan asso.
cation. HIS partner. :. = Walker, hs<
been . regent Charles Farmer of
OVID uas mentioned, bus be has with
drawn from the race. knd Mr.. White
viii receive the undivided support oi
possessss all the essential qualifications
for the Office aud us feel reasonably
eonhdeni Of he nomination"
The latest penny-sn-ths -slos finn tam
decslver Of creduious humanity 70 ca
exhibition In the Bridge Street houye
tar loom. IL 10 q wicked, depraved
sort Of . machine and plays poker
with al the knsmelessness and abandon
OF . professional "spoft." The autom-
alton 10 even capable of ringing Ia 9
cold deck on the confiding public. bu,
has never been detected IN the act
The machine works very much ike
other machines of abe "a me species.
You drop the cent into q slot and press
the button In q few seconds the ma.
chine will do the rest -Four parallel
rollers. each containing the thirteen
cards OF its particular suite, ievolse
nj the combined pressure OF the button
and the cent, and stop wherssosvel
they listcth. Above the rollers 10 {
card stating that royal flush calls for
twenty i've cigars, four Of . kind for
fifteen. . full house for ten, three Of q
kind for tive, q straight Tor two. and
two pair, jacks up. two. The machine
- doing . good business. but the pub.
lie 70 getting the worst Of it.
State Railroad Commissioner Billings
was guest in The Morton last night
He 10 Ia the city TO look after the la
grave street crossing. Mr.. Billings sAyl
that instead of trusting such matters e
his deputies be will make . persona
investigation IN all cases.
c. w. Cartwright OF Boston is q
guest ~ Sweets. Mr.. Courtwright Il
general auditor for the G. A w. NJ. and
d.. l.. 4 y. roads. aud also for the
West Michigan Lumber company. lie
will remain in the city for about ter
DAYS, inspecting the books and &C
counts OF the two concerns
Lin w. Price, Cor the past three yeart
chief clerk in the Bridge street house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

ton. The lining must be well lifted
and closed in front Of the coFsage. Tho
sleeves are very large and are draped
by n rosetts of ribbon and finished oil
by fiounce OF guipurs falling on the
lower tight-fithng sleeve. A black
cap. covered With ribbon and black
lace. should be worn with this toilet.
The other figure wears . dress OF
black satin. with pale pink Towering or
stripes, having . trimming OF shot
pink ribbon. The skirt Is ornamented
by an insertion formed Of three shot
ribbons. bound together by rosettes of
the same material. The waist 10 tucked
Ia underneath the skirt. 10 pleated at
the back, the front part being full and
without darts and Is drawn IN At the
waist by Swiss belt OF the same shot
ribbon. In the middle Of the belt 10 .
large rosetts. both IN front and behind.
The top of the bodice is ornamented by
small ribbon bows, outlining the yoke
and terminating IN rosette. The cut
out 10 finished OFT by the same orna.
msntstion. The sleeves are putfod
above the elbow and are also trimmed
with large rosettes OF ribbon. The long
gloves are straw colored.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
FoR ANp Asour WOMEN.

or the svo dresses saowns that ~ the
lsts - gown Tor . mladls'A<ed
woman. ana y of nsiiosfope sarah.
trimmed Win Kalpars and fafther Or
nAmunt~sI by : bxls Of sursn OF the
sane celof ~ The T1ipare- ins sxfs
10 sdk.d With . Il .unes VI xuipafs.
shlcn = set OF with rosettss oi sAtin
ssi'oon. The bodice drssa n ~ the
waist aud forsns . sort OF s~lss bodice
fhs coriec bsi, 10 added on " the
swiss wsst md knoitsd IN the middle.
la front the gulpafs fioanes fAiis IN
bssq aes. Al the tack II stops IA The
firm Of a. open vest aud shows b'E
wateau knot sn satin ribnon, winch
starts from the back peierias Ike THIS
part 10 either Of sursh or o. gnipufe
gathered into the h.gn collar and gut
puFed fr-lllng edges The coiiar In ques-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

dspsrsxs Judge Adsis - . eltazea. iav-
yer aud lurlsss cut they Oil nos con-
ssns % accepts ~ democracy - quail
1c2tioa for the ladxesnip- Il must b.
plan that De s1d his friends vii not
cnsrisn personal resenimsnts beeauss
republicans cannot see tnsir duty in
The hns q indossng democrat Last
nights e21euses seem y have settled
tas gusssioa OF consolidation beyond
any manner of doubt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

Shortly after CEsvelsad's election r.
]. Lowry. an Atlanta banker, called To
congratulate him snd met Mrs. Cleve-
isud. whom the Georgia. quotes 80
saving "No matter ~hs, Mr.. cleve-
and thinss Of T.. Adls aud ! are going
20 use an az"
senior 5srssats. the noted viol,nist. il
the po<s~ssor Of many watches. no less
than thiTty-two Of when have been
rivsn hini a. 5ifsrens times. some Of
tosm are extremely valuable. and sev-
era are appropriately viol.n-shspsd.
G-orx. Could wants 10 buy al Of the
existing msps o. Delaware county ~.
T.. tnst YER. made ~ ne father in
l<1 inns Tar ne has succeeded IA
os's ming one And "a. heart 81 an
ether.
w. Whistler fnds portrait psiutnr
~ fsrs 'eFv nsying art Ne rae bad
seFsrsl cor n -ssan.. sad rs Price Is
sac O. - fb.a03
Al tmer,esn rh, hss long rssfsed
a. hooeso.a ssys tae sr-Qneea mae
fss isks ssevss0r..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16
ITEMS ABOUT WOMEN

The German empress, who 10 . clever
artist all round, 10 particularly success
full with water colors. She has CON-
pleted . sketch in this medium, which
10 on its way to the empress OF Japan.
The most beautiful unmarried prin-
cess in Europe, 1t is SAID. 10 the Princess
Clementina, the youngest daughter OF
the king of the Bslgians.
Mrs. &. Carlson Of Renville, Mimi,
recently gave birth to twins. making
the third pair within three and one
half ysars.
Mrs. Henry N. Stanley, although IN
artist, has absolutely no taste IN dress.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

The duke Of Devonsh.re, when he
vas . young man luss entering iuio
politics as the marquis Of Harrington.
went upon hss brat eiectlon cam pAlcn
In the valley Of kosencsie. snd ssxna-
mssed 40 much thai II xas = PAIN 70
listen % hum
The only two natives Of coloraao IN
the house OF representatives, Of that
stats are Harry Sinus Of ArspAhoe. Who
was the frst white child horn IA
Pueblo. and Ce!estina Garcia. WHO rep
resents CuneJos county aud who t Of
Aexlean pafentage.
Samuel Harmon OF Fox Hil, Pa,
ci1ims that be has eaten IN tue lzst
twenty years S.65c pee HIS reguiur
consumption has been half . F,ie dAliy.
he declares that be hss never e1per-
enced the slightest attack Of dyfpe psia.
The Jackson Canoe club bad a -amp-
fire Tuesday night VITA . MEM that
would give the padalers govt II they
kept u up.
Jsckson's masons held q lodge Of
sorrow Tuesday night IN memory OF
John X. Reynolds. senior warden.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

hss teseard bis pc Gan u tsst charet
81 tise e,ss tf.as fos D. Il cd A-sl.E-a
l1lsltlk camp4ns Els tss D. n@>
t~sq .Aaisg Ia eesase / las. s.s1 y sas
hnalil toS Ord that . ehsnk< ~ go
sssaen va necess.rs.
". * Sosls of kslsmsz 100. TIE
laels 1nosn hsdrsuilc engine<r. sas
= snssi "A t1e Aofson yesterday.
Aorson--l~. n D,4dxs. Lansing. W. +.
Nsstatts Be- kzp3s beason Parker,
Aonrosi A. ~. Aelis. -. iona, " X
Goats. ksianszoos J. A. scAeFmssIorn,
Hudson.
sweets-<,hsries Markham. Leasing,
John Koch. Am Artor. A Mcmillan.
BAY City l. y DAVIS, ffemoni; r.. q
>sfiens Sullivan; II. b. IDomss. Goa
sisntines n. Z. Fuller. constsn tsns
Nee Liysnrston-C. }. Dekos. Hol-
land; ". n Lindsey. Tallahassee; ".
kobb.ns. Grand Haven, e q. bean.
benton Harbors W. L. kingsbery, Ia
more; Il. q. Ning. Jackson.
keui-w. : Lynn, Detroit; ysnn J.
Savage, Midland, Harry A. Koval.
shelby, Wa. Ferguson. thsrlsveix, ".
e. cfsete. lrAssfse tstyi W l. Par.
sons. saginaw.
EAgle-s. W. Chadwick. saginsv, 4.
". Neon, Ana Afoor, Nm. Leisei<r.
Oakfield; ". l. Due, Jackson, Terence
Metise; A. i. flbbltss. Fremont: ". J..
Oliver. Allesse.
Clsfendon--D. o. Sutton. Traverss
City; h. Kern White, Owo~o; G. \.
Topping. tsntons j. J. A. Psrksr.
Three kissrf: W. /. Clark, Mason; A.
6. hantng. Holland
Bridge street. house n. A. csrpsnser:
Rockford; W. n. For. Lowell, G. W.
stone. Fremont: A T. kcCulioch.
Berlin; i. Murray. SPARTA Al. krnolc,
Bay City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

TIE rsrubilcsns OF ken. county ~iu as
semtis IN convention a. The Lincoln club
roonl< on Pearl street. IN the cttJ % Grand
RAPIDS. on FRIDAY. February =. Al o cock
y. "a. ter the purpose ~ placing In n0mina-
ton tAo caalidafss Tor rsgig i4dxc and oue
conn - onrr 81 schools u oe voted far ADril
= 49,. AID 10 tr21sart such other business IS
fnst come before the convention. lac
ts.a.nfp .nd ward will b entitied 20 three
drl-zasrA isknRsE BvsSzif- Secretary.
L N $slLEss CHAIRMAN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

To ne Rssubueaa Eleetoss ef ths state Of
s.a--s'a.,,,e.a SECTORS a the state Of q en-
49, All 81 oInels she NAY desire 20 sAltr
eSra ,n~os Ia sDnsidlnE the pri.<ip-ss 81 re
r~.,.6. IA pArls - declared IA rs patf.'f sas.
As hsssey sss.sa - go ss,ss = - s - a.
Hxrnoals hal. cerner Of ehsn ala ssd
TsAaslsn sirsstx a iAs ctr u Detroit ca
ts4assa2s. Fec. = isss sssila.s s,. -, !,
: csaa tsEs for justice Is 10 sugfvms Seuft
aad tie ksxrats u tae taisrrsitt. <aa hss
fr&asscll4a of s1ch otaer tts.4sa -''-~s
EssGs e0anty oil - sntt q % eh~ ae.sgAts
lof saeh ~ si t1s tsf<i sets cAst Tor kosst y
~ tas lssE sts.s slection tNessmoe s,, 80.
oas sdaiIlaaal dslsxkIs Tor every tseNen
am1anfilz % a.. bos ssca srsAn 80 .'AAS
I'll Be snfil "a q 40 east tee dtle-s.ts. -,
Letsf ne resoialiea 81 - 40 esle~ sc -.
D. sntitlsa % . s<st h the eeatrntiea 80 -
does aot reside II The esants 40 pfossses -
fss assssls-s tea sssa ssaxss .'s.a. = :.
a. = m. Eco. - Al HaFmoals IA. % ssssel
<.na-f4frs - folsass 20 - prcsrnsrd 70 tnr
slats ronssnftea 20 eoaaime.iea. ~" sie 80
nr-.iaeaf 90 assistant aecretA4y az o4e
- err rara % tho ccmDittee On tfeaeH-
rasN Permanent Orssa xstion Anl ofder OF
basaess AL Arsoissisas ~ 1T, ,es ~. "a.
s's'' seesrssaes Win sresoiutioa adopted
Jeas =. -. tar sfnssfs si easa eosa.s go
tars ~ tie ale crntrai colnmittee Ne.
%~xb-rr. bali1l1.. uetfofti. bT the earliest
mxii nfter TIE delc-s tes 70 the STATE eoayrn'
tion have been cba.rn- a certined ust 81 sten
a. ~xat~s au1 t1eir cspeetite postorscs
eddrs-sss from their respective counties. Al
~ eurltisd 20 s-ars Ia m consentlol.
NM u MATHS JAMES MCMILLAN.
go ~ charm an.
TIE aptartioanl-at % delegates 10 vaief
the sari..ls enuntirs are eoufird - o. ~
tssts 81 the tntki sctc Tor governor owe noel
A a. .fh ~ At rIrrtiouf. D1e Tor an ~ "a
f,.~s-ou tfer~of 81 ~ n mere. 70 county
howsxsr eeIa< ensit. 81 20 ie<s thsa - o e'te
saf@x Aeut coaaty. hafinx . fotAl fo's q
tsAl i Emitted - nfty t1ree 1ete&atrs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

LOUISVILLE is all stirred up because
the tenor in q small church choir WAS
caught in the act of stealing from the
contribution box. Probably he had
heard that salvation is free and thought
the choir needed .hs money more than
the heather.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

GROVER CLEVELAND will be presented
with . finely bound set OF Prof. Won
Holsts constitutional History Of the
United States" The public may look
forward to some Of the most brilliant
state papers ever written, during the
coming administration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

Party Lulu CHASER Was insulted by
. Harvard student the other evening.
The scion Of the great university a.
tempted to kiss the demure little
actress on the street and 1t WAS mol
until after pedestrian had knocked
him into the gutter that he realized
that even . Harvard man can some.
umss make . mistake.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-16

De LEssErs 10 still ignorant Of the
sentence passed upon him. II were
better for ''le Grand Francois" that
death remove him from the scsnes OF
his earthly struggle ere his mind be-
comes sufficiently strengthened TO
realize the bitterness Of his disgrace.