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his delight at the sights be had seen and

ntS uellRnt AT the elgnte ue nau seen 6nQ
the welcome he had received.
At O'clock the wives and daughters of
Cabinet officers returned from the Women's
Building. and all were ready to be driven
TO the terminal station. where q special Illi-
nois Central train was In waiting. The
demonstration on the way was on small
scale because most of the thousands had
already seen enough of the President for
one day. AT the depot Mr.. Cleveland and
his Cabinet met the Earl and Countess
OF Aberdeen, who are philsnthropieally
interested In the Irish village At the Pres
idents special request on account of his in
ability to visit the village. be received q
delegation of Irish lace makers and dairy
maids. Lady Aberdeen presented the
Presidents car with a bunch of shamrock,
stick, a gilt badge of Barney Castle and
beautiful Irish lace handkerchief for Mrs.
Cleveland. The countess also presented
Secretary Gresham with one of the badges.
At 5:15 o'clock the whistle blew the signal
for departure. the exposition officials. Gov.
Altgeid and others said goodbye and
parting shout went up from the crowd as
the presidential train drew out of the sta
tion with Mr.. Cleveland standing on the
rear platform. hat In hand, with smile on
his face. AT Grand Crossing the presi-
Dental party connected with the SECOND
section of the Pennsylvania limited. En-
bassador Bayard was the only member of
the presidential party to remain behind.
NIGHT SCENES.
The splendors of the night outsbone the
glories of the day. That potent factor. elec-
trlcity, was displayed ia all it's brilliancy
and rivaled for supremacy the one CLEAN
of MONDAY sun that graced the opening
ceremonies. The center of attraction W as.
as during the day, the Administra-
tion Building and it's court of
honor. and thither the masses fiocked
in mnititudes. President Cleyelaud's
departure from the Administration Building
shortly after 5 o'clock was the signal for
the days crowd to leave. and the grounds
bore deserted appearance until nearly
ESQ tonight Notwithstanding the chill
air which settled over the grounds as the
evening grew, people began to gather early,
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of Illinois and across the drive running
to the west is the large Californis build
ing. The south front is open for several
blocks. and q beautiful view can be had In
this direction.
Entering at the main or south entrance,
one comes at once into the main or assem-
bly, room Of the building, dimensions of
which are 50x100. or thereabouts. The
ceilings are of hard wood. and the entire
finish is of beautiful antlaueloak. The floor
Is of tile, laid by the United States En-
caustic Tile Company of Indianapolis.
The walls are beautifully decorated with
embossed figures In gold. In the north end
of this roesn is beautiful tile and carved
Huey Planning Mill Company. lnabous the
middle of this room, directlyin front of this
huge fireplace. is to be placed the statue.
an illustration of which IS here given.
The statue was made by Janet Scudder. of
Terre Haute, Ind. and Is ekillful piece OF
workmanship. showing high degree of
sculptural art The statue has as yet not
been named. but will be at o meeting of
the ladies to be held this week. 1t Is in
tended to represent the ideal goddess of In
appropriately be called Meditation.
Opening ont into the main hall, which ex-
tends through the building from east to
west, are two beautiful oak arChways OF
an exquisite cathedral design. view is
given of these arches looking into the
main hall. also showing one of the stair
cases leading to the upper stories To the
north of the lower hall are the check
rooms for both ladies and gentlemen. whore
Indiana visitors may check their luggage.
A beautiful little apartment. known as the
Indiana postotfice. is made of art glass and
carved antique oak. 1t has eighty-four
little lock boxes. each having q double
combination lock. 1t was put In by the
keyless Lock Company, or indianapolis.
Indiana visitors can have their mail ad-
dressed here.
Immediately over the assembly room on
the second floor Is another large room OF
the same dimensions TO be used as library
and reading room. containing a large brick
fireplace. On TINS same floor TO the rear
are the board Of managers and ladies' COM
mlttee rooms. On the third and laet floor
is a large room to be used as O lunch room.
where visitors may come and spend an
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THE HOOSIER BUILDING.

1t Is q Work of Art-Description of the In
terror of the Structure.
Special the Indianapolis Journal
CHICAGO. May 1.-The Indiana Building
was the Mecca of Hoosiers to-day. 1t stands
out prominently in the group of State build
ipgs about the western loop of the main
lagoon. For symmetry and beauty of
architecture it is second to none of the
State buildings, and excellently represents
the thrift and energy of the great State of
Indiana. There are several State buildings
that are more massive and imposing
but they lack that neat and trim appear
ance which at once attracts the eye of the
visitor to the Indiana structure 1t is
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ASK YOUR GROCER FOR
FLOUR,
MAS LlNC0LN'S FRIEND.
Death Of Kerry u. Fell. Who First Brought
Lincoln Forward.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal

Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
BLOOMINGTON. ILL.,. May 1.-Kerzy II.
Fell, who had resided here since 1886, died
to-day. aged seventy-eieht. He wssa men,
Der of the first convention of the Repub-
lican party. held in this city in 1856. In
that convention Mr.. Fell nominated
Abraham Lincoln as delegate to the
national convention at Philadelphia.
Lincoln declined because he did not feel
able to bea: the expense. and Fell offered
TO pay the bill. Later Lincoln found it
impossible to go, and Fell went TO the con-
vention instead. Fell and his brother.
Jesse W. Fell. who died few years ago.
were the first to propose Lincoln as candi-
date for President. and to their efforts was
In large measure due his nomination..
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Faiinre mt CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI. May 1.-Tbe furniture house
of ii. Frankenstein at Ninth street and Gen.
trail avenue was closed to-day by the sheriff.
Writs of attachment were obtained In the
Common Pleas Court on O number Of confess
siops of judgment amounting TO 1000.
A deed of assignment was flied. The liza
bilities are $40. 900; assets. SIS. 600.
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senator Quay won't Resign.

PITTsBuRG. Pa. May i.-Tbe story that
Senator Quay intended resigning was re-
vived in to-day's Washington dispatches.
lhe Senator was seen at his home in
Beaver. this afternoon, and stated that he
had not the slightest intention of resign
Ing. lhe report seemed to amuse him
greatly.
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Thrown Out of the supreme Court.

WAsHINGToN, May 1.-The appeal in the
case of the Cincinnati. Hamilton * Day ton
Railroad Company vs. William X. McKeen
was dismissed by Chief Justice Fuller in
tho Supreme Court Of the United States,
to-day. This case grows out of the opera
tions Of Henry s. Ives In Ohio and Indiana
railroad corporations several years ago. It
now reverts To the Court of Appeals for
further action
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PARADE TO THE GROUNDS.

Distinguished Guests Escorted 90 Jackson
Park-spaniards in Gay Clothes
CHICAGO. May 1.-The worlds fair city
awoke this morning to lind itself embraced
in q chilly mist. The skies looked soddSl
and bleak. and general tone OF gloom per-
vaded the air snd strssts. IL was dreary
prospect for the thousands Of people sks
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Addresses BY DirectOr.G General Davis snd Press
ident Cleveland. Music, an Electric Sig
nal, and the Ceremonies We're Over.
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GENERAL WEATHER BULLETIN.
Forecast for To-Day

WAsHINGToS. May 1.-For Indiana and
lllInois-Fair; westerly winds
For Ohio-Fair Tuesday. except showers
on the lakes; slightly cooler; westerly
winds.
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sold Glory" and the Flagsof AllNatiens
Unfurled to the Lake Breeze,

Exhibits Became Visible, Hundreds Of Thou
sands of People Cheered, and Thus the
Great Show Was Formally Declared Open.
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Iudiana's Pretty Building the Mecca of
Many Hoosiers Yesterday.

Though Not So Imposing as Some of the Other
State Structures Its Symmetry and Beau
ty Attracts Attention of ALI PasserS-By.
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Prayer by the Blind Chaplain. Rev. w.
II. Milburn, an Ode by W. A. Croffui,
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Scenes and Incidents of Opening Day at
the Worlds Columbian Exposition.
Buildings and Grounds Viewed by the Presi.
Dental Party. the Duke of Veragua. Gov
ernors and Foreign Diplomates.
JOstled by Mobof Sightseers That the
Guards We're Unable to Control.

Mr.. Cleveland Visited by q Delegation of Maids
from the Irish Village While Waiting for
His Train to Start for Washington.
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WORLDS FAIR OPENED
President Cleveland Touched a Button
and the Exposition Sprang Into Life.

The Big Engine Started, Numberless ssls
Turned, Fountains Shot Geyser-Like Streams
skyward, Columbia Shed Her Drapery.
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How the Grounds and Buildings Ap.
pearedin the Misty Morning Air.
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complete In every detail The interior ar
ransements are perfect and speak
highly of the skillful and intelligent
manner in which the Indiana
commissioners have performed their work.
The building is three stories in
height and around the front OF the first
two stories are large and spacious veran-
das from which beautiful view TO the
south can be enjoyed. As to beauty of sur
roundings. etc, the Indiana building 10 one
of the beat aitnated on the grounds. To
the north or rear is the Wisconsin State
building to the esst the colossal buildipg
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Local Weather IseDort.
Itme' bar. 'hcr. H. H. Wind Weather. Prcc.
1A.M.l24sll 6I % South. LIT rain. 0.O4
7P.M.i29.9Si TO 62 West lClOOdy O.5O

Maximum temperature 60; minimum tenn per
ature. 55. The following Is q comparative state
ment OF the temperature aud precipitation for
May l, 1898:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

had - far Recognized Mr. ThuIsfon -
q SGD tUo copies q tomuslssloner
bl0eD<s report II le4sE tbey ha1
osen feeessau "a the iegsfson-
heaoialu Sews Awaited v .th Interest
Probabilities a. 10 the date Ehen The
next ress from uenoialu could reach
fee Cnifed States we're discussed az the
iegati0n eifh zach interest Steamers.
cue FOE CEln4 ADD ior Australia fFoal
san fTzncseco ard fletogss hal either
reached hDnelala lo.sas &C weald 10 -
tonosFo~ These caFFisd eopses II Sec.
Estsfy Gsssh4ns report 70 The presi-
dent. requesting the restoration 81 the
queen. 4od steamers are Substituted 70
reach their destination within foarteen
dsys 60 that by the 4sd u the cable froal
sydney OF Hong kong. the effeet u that
communication upoa the situation IN
Honolulu should be knoxn ia toe United
States BY Deeemuer at the fuTthesf.
The Australian steamer Aioger, which
sas hauled 81 tue rocks n Honolulu
harbor 0n tie l2th inst.. may reach san
frsneisco before that date. but the prob
abilities ara that she sailed before the
arrival u the steamers due today or To-
m0rTos. - that nnless Minister Willis
bad previously made public kis instruc-
tons there would be nothing nsw IN the
situation % report by her.
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GRAND RAPIDS HERALD FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER "a 1874

solved ~ thu ssd<iss disappesranee Of
chzries Lockwood. oss Of tie propris
tors
Ths Lapess coonty Farmers Mutual
Insarsnss compass bsss tssde 40 Assess
meat Of o On each 400 u Insurance.
70 recover io~s>s tor TIE year.
Governor Rich has pzrdonsd Frank
Matthews. sentenced from Marquette 10
four yesrs IN prison - ISL Tor attempt
20 commit rape
DR. G. l. King MEDICAL superintend-
ent Of Alma ssnitzriun1. hss accepted .
like position in the Pasadena Califor-
MA. institution
The Pers Marquette club IL to dis
vert It's $1,000 club house into public
library.
The Grand Trunk IL after the new
Alpena 4 Northwestern road. which Is
being bGift in the direction OF Chcboy
gan
j. J. Woodmzn % Paw Paw has been
elected a member Of the executive com
miitee Of the National Grange.
The state meeting % the Building 4
Loan associations will be held at Port
Huron December Ia
The Rev. FIR Kelley Of Lape<r IL the
youngest prisst In the United States
The Elk Rapids lron company has
10000 cords OF wood in their yards.
Hillsdsle hunters will indulge In a
squirrel shoot Thanksgiving day.
Many new peach orchards will be SET
next spring in Gauges township.
The Alaska efrgerator factory In
Muskegos started up yesterday.
The Roman catholic church at Nessen
City will be dedicated shortly.
Charles c. Billings Of Allegan has
been granted a pension.
A religious revival 10 in progress in
Dimondzle.
Marshall advents are to build a
church.
Saginaw has organized q foot ball
team.
Dandelions are 10 full bloom at Mont
rose.
Lansing capitalists will build brew
cry.
Monroe has smallpox scare.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many. who live bet
Ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure. BY more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs Of physical being. will attest
the value % health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, syrup Of Figx
It. excellence IL due to It's preventing
In the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 20 the taste. the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lsx-
alive; efiectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation:
IL has given satisfaction tn millions and
Elet with the approval Of the medical
profession. because IL acts on the Kid
news. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il l. perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance
Syrup Of Figs il for sale ny all drug
eists in soc and 81 bottles, but il IL man
ufsctured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only. whose name is printed on every
package, also the rsme, syrup OF Figs,
and being we'll informed, you viii NOT
accept any substitute if offered.
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LEGAL.

I'HANC cry stLE.--stateqJ Mishissn. The
y Circuit for Ihs oo1a;y Of krn- Chan
eery.
William &. Den son. AinrrVR 4 bsni~on and
Gum hardwgrs Com o. ny. dcfcne ants.
In pursuance and b. virtue ~ a 80 rec OF tho
circuit 9 ut for toe eoun'J 81 hsn' IA An. an.
esmter. A. - tst2. ~ the above entitled cause.
notice IL hereby given that ca SATURDAY. the
itth day of Octossr. \. D. fsi3 AZ ten o'clock
in th- forenoon 81 saii Day. !, the subscriber,
one - the eiuu.t caurs Commissioners ia and
for SID cecn y 81 kert. m the state - htchi-
eaa, .,al 80 a. puhli aaet'c.s g. TIE hiShsst
b.ddar. a. III nYrth irost do % the csur,
house o. said etunty, a. tie olty ~ brand Rap
ids. IN saia ccunfy, ell ~. 80 two contiguous
certain pters' or psFcIls - isni s'tilate AMI -
iag m IA egtf ~ drars RAPID "a the couhfy
- kerf aui state ~ NichiTan. ard descrbod
"a follous tfsur AsfriB - ard twenty ID
fee ode IN tie s'ufh siae ,d 20 runbsf 81
ten ~. eYtcn'iing tn. entire 'scti e ss't
luf iffe7n sud iron ting q ftsf wid % Dive
iou sfrsef in sad cty 81 ttrsnd ksr,iiz. and
al u the shols ef iot nanber lUi o "a tnii4sts
a. sd Dtvfsson stfess On ihe est side here
or having Gent 90 sliti Fesf q try o. ct
ari ofe hnrdrrsi 500 fref ~ deTfh. said fNo
pie-s- O 81 40 besas ard iytlg coafieae -
"a etbr nsklas - ehor o. =
e.rfy 10 e On So siztefiy .rle q pifistna
sfre z std pen htrl - erFcfci tn NO story
hfir huilli,s e Ni.iisn ~ Den en- kuoNn
e. nHmhsrs fightf-etfhf s.. ninetF - sud
niasfF to f2I 81 -aafh fiftsiati sfrts sd
urnn Witch rrtusises tlleFar be hrsf rsrt
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80 hnndrsf re- dsep fran ssii Dfsk %
sfreef snd n fwsulv - slsie flr D. ~ one
hunafri aad tr~rfs hve 80 p 30 - sad
y steck snd csspasi-s sdiittsn - az city
ef Grsua kartds
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-
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Wan ~-y. = pottavstomi~ Indian liv
irr near Hartford. - ~ lsssf no years
81 q Yst his MED . active AMI clear on
thin vs - the past. ard he has a distinct
r.csiie lection II ths Fort Dearborn haftls
Nberr Chicago no. -
samuel T. Caten. The Vel knosu
forzeuan. whn has been With = A
browne 4 CO. q kaianagoo. has formed
a parireFsh.p with James ? Baird II
lansing snd vii take rs horses 70 tie
capitsi eity
5ernn- Scan'ou vss tsrtarrd Nv
rc,sabs IN T'~tssit Wednesday nigh,
While druuk ~ the pouring - osl oE be
had snf @ettnz Il stre Scsnien nav
hs~e BE svesieht
The Bcca Specially ecmrscy - Per.
"a Harbor has practically been die
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Did you read Harry Stitt's dissertation
on chrysanthemumsi in the Sunday Dem
ocrat. 1t probably made you think OF
Bill Nye. only II was better than most of
Nye's stuff. Anyway it was good ad
vertisement 70 the flower and moro OF
them are seen now than before. Every
body wants 'ern and they're going TO
have EN- IL you don't believe this just
watch the crowd that will go to Corl,
Knott 4 Co.'S chrysanthemum show
Thursday afternoon and evening. Every
admirer OF the posy will want TO 60 be
cause all the varieties will be shown and
the display will be- one OF bewildering
beauty
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New Chicago Service
via
G.. II. Il /.
SOLID TRAINS AND QUICK TIME.

oULIU tsNI1No MD N TN TINE
Commencing Monday. November 10th.
train now leaving for Chicago at 1906
a. IN. will leave at 1910 a. "a. and run
through solid and Independently; arriv-
ing Chicago at p. m. Buffet parlor
car and first class day coaches
Night train with through sleeping cHr
and coach will leave same 90 now-ll 20
p. m.-arrive Chicago 1:C5 n IN.
From Chicago solid train will leave
Chicago at Alb p m, arriving Grand
Rapids $50 p. m. Night tram will leave
at IL 40 p. m. instead OF 10 p. m, arriv.
ing Grand Rapids 7:lo a. N.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

Original Christian g. Miller. Odessa.
additional Benjamin 7. Ahlrich. Der.
vile Increase Philip Jersey Romeo.
anfhony Promo. Saginaw. Charles :.
~eweil Whitecioud. Joseph VI fishue.
Ferris ks ezue John Ford. Holly.
Philip ksrsaner. Detroit Original
widows. etc Mary p ksrPhe. Detroit,
FHrn Kingsley Hsssings. Mslin4a \.
Butler. Engiishville- Iane Myers
mother. Bear Lake. Survivors = In
disa vars Daniel Johnson. Beyrien
Springs
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SAGINAW. Mich. Nov - \ lamp ex-
rloded IN the Home 81 the Friendlesa
last ight. snd Miss Emma Sweet. one
q ths nurses. m attempting 30 extin-
ruish the flames. was seriously burned
y, damage vas done 10 property. The
young woman rushed into the Office en-
velopsd IN flames. where a gentleman
smothsred them with blanket She
wfl recover
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IotL,Sn. Mich. Nov. - The
schooner Wonder q Chicago j. on the
heacn about ten miles north % this
port The vessel = high and dry aud
the crew escaped easily. The Wonder
vas headed with slaves for Milwaukee.
She - owned by Captain John Walt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
A Child Enjoys

The pleasant flavor. gentle action and
soothing effects OF Syrup Of Figs. when
in need OF laxative. and II the father or
mother be costive or bilious. the most
gratifying results follow its use; 30 that
IL is the best family remedy known. and
every family should have a bottle on
hand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24
Gas .ne Electric Fixtures.

The most complete stock. the latest
styles and all the novelties at lowest
prices at Weatherly Il Pulte's new show
rooms. opposite Trust Building.
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Need Anv Photos

Fifteen "Aristo' Cabinets. fines,
finish. from two sittings. sl.S5. Persons
Gallery. is5 South Division street
lFWe Pay Car Fare.
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ANN ARRoR. Mich. Nov - The
first annual meeting Of the Michigan
state assembly 81 the Brotherhood 81
81 Andrew - being held in this city.
with large number Of delegates from
all parts % the state being present. the
palian clergyman and laity. An effort
i Ia be- made 10 infuse new lifs and
fraternize more closcly the various
chapters 81 the order. and a special ef-
fort viii 10 made 10 organize chapters
in churches where they do not now
exist and g. strengthen the weak chap
ters during the ensuing year.
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Baby's first Christmas

All kinds OF Game and Poultry at Al
lyn's. LOG Canal street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-24

IL you wish to save money. buy yoIi
underwear at L. j. Nichols.
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Fine Pike. Perch. Trout and Pickerel
just received at Allyn's. Telephone
i00l.