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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
Montana Timber Permits,

WASHINGTON, March Secretary Smith
has announced that on next Friday he will
hear all persons interested in the permits
recently gfanted by Secretary Noble. and
since suspended, to the Big Blackfoot Mill
ing company and the Bitter Root Develop
ment company to cut so per cent. of the
timber on about 10000 acres of land in
Montana. Secretary Smith holds strongly
to the opinion that the granting of permits
to cut large bodies of timber in the west
is against public interest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
Killed His Frlend

New York. March 29:-William W. Rey-
nold' 30 years old. shot Miles Kelly. 48 yeara
old. Tonight in the store Of Hartley d.
Graham, 3l3 Broadway. killing him in
stantly. Reynolds then shot himself in the
head. inhicting q wound from which he
died later. Kelly was head bookkeeper for
Hartley g. Graham for twenty years. Rev
nolds was in the employ OF the firm for
thirty years and the two men were intimate
friends. Reynolds has been acting queerly
recently. and it is thought he killed his
friend and took his own life in a sudden
fit of insanity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30

To- DAY a grand halleluiah
wedding of two prominent mem
bers of the Salvation Army will
take place at Waterbury, Ct.
Commander Ballington Booth,
head of the Army in this
Country, will officiate, and the
contracting parties are Adjutant-
General D. E. Dunham, the
Commander of the Connecticut
Army, and Captain Grace Oliver
of Brooklyn, N. Y. The cere-
mony will be the occasion of a
grand rally of the State.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
Physician Turned Demon.

AUBURN. Neb.. March 29.-Edward ster-
rett, physician, shot his wife and killed
himself. His wife had deserted him. He
met Der on the street. drew a revolver.
Rrasped her by the throat, forced the
weapon into her mouth and fred, and then
turned the revolver on himself. The woman
trouble is unknown.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
Fought on the Water

San FRANCISCO. March 29-Two unknown
counterfeiters. fleeing from arrest in a
boat down the Sacramento river, were in
tercepted by Louis Todhunter and son
Louis. aged II. shooting followed
Young Todhunter was instantly killed. Il
is supposed the counterfeiters were killed
The boat was found spattered with blood.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
Conflrmat,ons and Nom,nat,on,

WASHINGTON. March 29-The senate con-
firmed the following nominations: Max
Judd, of Missouri, consul general at Vienna;
VIM. Il. Sims of Mississippi, first assist-
mt secretary of the interior; John s. Soy
mour. OF Connections, commissioner Of pat
ents; Edward A. Bowers, of Washington.
y. O.. assistant commissioner of pensions;
Frank F. White, Of Nebraska. United States
marshal for the district of Nebraska: F. p.
Gayle. OF New Mexico, receiver of public
moneys at Roosevelt. N. M; Mr.. Risley, of
New York, minister to Denmark.
The president sent to the senate the nom
ination of Herman Stump, of MARYLAND. to
be SUPERINTENDENT OF immigration.
President Cleveland has rendered the
office of solicitor general to Lawrence Max
we'll, of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
FOrger Under Arrest.

GLOUCESTER. Mass, March 29.-n was
learned to-day that a forged draft for $1o,-
ooo on the Fi'st National bank. and another
for $500 on the City National bank, had
been received by the banks named. The
drafts came from the Firat National bank.
OF San Francisco, and are signed ALLEN i,
Mcdonald" The person signing them is
under arrest in San Francisco, awaiting in
formation from this city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
Tho Cashier Under Arr..t.

NASHVILLE, March 29.--F. Porterfield.
cashier OF the suspended Commercial Ma
tional bank. was arrested this afternoon
upon warrants sworn out by Bank Examiner
Mcknight. Portertield gave bond In
$4,000. The charges are perjury anG maxi
ing false statements to the department..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
Counterfefter Escapos.

CHICAGO. March 29.-The Northv estern
passenger train from the west this morning
brought news of the escape from the GUS
tody of four United States marshals of
Harvey Leonard. a counterfeiter, of TIA.
coma, WASH, on his way to Detroit to be
imprisoned under sentence imposed at Ia
coma. Leonard jumped from the train
near Colo. Iowa, while running at thirty
miles an hour, and escaped.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
Killed by u Runaway,

Special to tho independent.
BUTTE, March %. - Patrick McMahon
died this morning at tho hospital Of in
luries received in a runaway yesterday. He
was knocked down by runaway horss,
causing oonoussion of tho brain and spine
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
Considered 1t At,emptsa n,.o.m.,,

Considered 1t Attempted Black mail.
Special to Tho independent.
BUTTE, March 20, 9,-tiaspero, tho man AZ
rested few days ago on u charge of rape
on little Mary Sullivan. was acquitted by
Justice Turner this afternoon. The Judge
considered the case one of attempted
blaokmail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-30
STOPPED THE INVESTIGATION.

Register to-day; 1t is your last chance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Judge What 10 tho charge against
these young men!
Detective Sleuthpup-Malicious cru
city. yer honor"
"How so?"
Il caught them waking up night
watchmen and policemen and then run
ming away.-Philadelphia Record.
4 litterateur and litterateuse
They welded. an happy as birds;
And Of course, AZ in plain to tho veriest
goooe.
The rest Of their life they had words.
st Louis Post Dispatch.
Reggy Backbay-Mis de Mudd, arc
you at all interested in psychology?
Miss de Mudd-Oh yes; very much
indeed! But know should break my
neck il ] tried ~ ride one.-Puck.
There's the devil to pay in town.
said tho subscriber. rushing in.
IL know IT," sighed the editor. "and I
owe him six months salary"-Atlanta
Constitution.
Il don't understand Why Fortune has
never smiled on me-"
She must have overlooked you. else
she had laughed aloud. Truth.
There arc supposed to he about l2O.-
10000 christians in the world. but you
wouldn't think ~ Ia hear some people
t,llk.-Someryille Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
ORR BONDED DEBIT.

From the report of the mayor 10 the
common council il appears that the
total bonded indebtness II the city 10
N.754.0oo. This Ircks like pretty big
indebtedness. and il IL. II Ii not out Of
proportion % the value of the improve
ments the citizens a this municipsIity
enjoy Every dollar II that indebted
uess represents something tangible and
permanent. II has been incurred for
the water works. city hall. schools and
streets Of the city. Nobody 10 mean
enough n question the wisdom Of sny
one of thsss great auxiliarIcs % our
comforts and necessities.
Still there are q few Taxpayers Who
profess Ia BE- frightened At the msgni.
frie Il the cify's bonded debt The
ground for this fright 10 in the sine of
the debt rather than in our inability Ia
rect 10 without making undue sacsiiees.
The total amount II taxes raised last
year Tor the city aggregated si.0l9.
~ q. This 10 exclusive II state and
county tass-. and gees so show that ~
could pay our bonded Indebtedness in
two annual instailmeuts by doubling
ous psssrus levy. Even then the rate II
TAXATION would Be lower than in many
ether citieA
There 10 M rrs~pc sus any uneaai ness
ever cur bonded indebtedness. I, -
n healthy debt. amply secured. and viI,
Re easily lssaisisted The pre~rnt al.
uirissrssion ~ the city 10 careful. eco.
nomical and honese There have heeu
M ws-teful experiments and no leak. in
any department. since Mayor Stuart sss
insugarst~i. The came wstchfslne~
viIl be exercised during the ensuing
year. The taxpayers hsv. every resson
TO ss.i secure from extraordinary end
unusual taSsticu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Probably no great public improve
nent Va ever inxugursted without firss
sacounsssias oppssitiaA. The improve
usnt a Gss.d river viii - opposed By
persons, Who. having acquired comfort
ahle fortunes through opportunities
they coald not fail to improve. are I'M
friendly To any display u enterprise that
contemplAtes tho levy Of tar upon
their speculative Investments
The only ooss ~ far 10 svincs spirit
u hostility. thinly yelled under con-
veniens inquiries. are rich landowners
Who would prefer 10 pay go in excessive
fright rates than q in taxes These
zen being rich believe they can better
afford % submit 10 tho extortions
enacted under existins conditions
than b contribute toward the sstablish-
mens al an agency that viii mako Il i'm
possibis 70 effort from The poor. Ths
inprovsnsntof Grand Fivsr villleahanes
~ value u their ho,siinss. bat thsy
want tAsis holdiags advancsd without
paying anything 10 hsse il done. There.
fore q TAI a . csnts on each $1,000 In
vested voald - squivaIsat 70 IN uamit.
iuted subhsgy. Out In the fas wet
thess men ara knOWn - nossboekA
II 10 not the purpnss. however, to crit
iciss thesc gentlemen They arc pro
tscting their own selfish interests, %
they have the right, and are entitled "a
respectful hearing. notwithstanding
they sssk so throw cold water on ono Of
the grandess projects to build up tina
city ever conceived.
In another column 10 Q ststsmcnt
from the board u trads connittss. Ia
which The bsnsGts a . dssp chansa "a
the lake arc recspisulated. II 10 shown
that BY water navigation el73.Oo0 will
b saved annually in frsights; that every
consumer Of coal vill have the beAS6t
Of reduction cf 20 cents . ton. This
one item of saving b mere than On Offset
for the tar on 5000 homo. In fact,
u shows = positive net gain 10
each consumer Of not less than q
s,ysar. No other argumsnts ought
10 b necessary 10 convincs snail prop
essy-ownsss that the improvsment will
benefit them. No other arc necessary,
Zoe the email homo owners and working
men are heartily in favor u it.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

III - - soAs0 49, ppssgsiDsd
t,ss - ~ Dsastialiy saasinpss
~
rus HxsAID voslA bsaisvs i,sslf ~
ais N psr1wnisu . pshIie dsty vsss is
- sitAntd ssisicisn a 6sassos Dsrs's
sstisuds toward this I'LL That aisi
sisa ~ - Aisai.sA - ssiassaaiag
shss HE motives vsss siaistss end re-
ssntfuL fis did nos psssans 10 rspss-
ssas his esassisssesys bst psssAisstsd
his 49, - dsssas . Dshhe osesuss n
grssilS his pssspaal asioositisA II ~
eAa spnssisatip0aly ssspss1 Ainssl2. -
~ vul savy Nm ~ disaGsssahas
phuassss.
The bill found too sonlvast chanpioas
n 6.aaADss nasnasd - Dosaa. TAsy
ssAnslliasAsa Il pssssaal ed political
ooosi6ssaaiuas y sscuse ~ pasnags q
The bill In The tilts eth Burt both
proved thsosslvss naa1sss q FspaRtss
and nads it - uaeoafogtabls Cor him
10 Va willing 10 canlsD sonds@natioa
BY his own voetia viii this Isadss-
ship in The senxts ~ ns. Bishop's
leadership 10 the house The hill y ready
fae the governors signature and Aichi'
gan will not b disercsiitabay sspssssntsd
st the fsir.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

The spscial ssspina q The heasd q
sfternooa and organised BY sjecting
roll call showed but two shaeut mem
meeting. frank IL GU 80 e1oe1od
SUPERVISE Hogadnne ~ koosd -
oeedsd 70 the nSminstina q . peGns-
nent chairman
Supervisor Cogxhall no01no1D0 n.
n. Emmons Of Wyoning. 0apsgvieoe
clossd and that the sscsseasy eaGe Tie
Supsrvisos Loonis objected. - - aid
there might 10 othss candidates. ies the
positiou. He moved that . formal bal
lot b taken. Neasra Hog1dnoe and
Colson we're appointed tellssA The bal3
lot resulted:
n. d. Emmons. =. vitA ! suattssiAs
votes.
Mr.. Emmons assumed the chair. sat.
ing that il hs wss ever smhasrosssd In
tho board q supegvisoes b - in -
Stunning the position. He accepted the
honorable place. hs said. and would pro
side over the board 70 The bess q his
ability.
Frank Robinson q Ada asksd 70 b.
allowed TO operate = tsrryboat scso0
Grand river In Ada township. The
matter was referred TO the committee On
roads and bridges. togethse With the
member from Ada. With power 10 act.
Clerk Eddy reported the killing q =
wolf In Wyoming and claim a .
bounty. Referred 10 tho committee on
claims and sccountr.
The committee on buildings reported
having purchased . small amount q
furniture for some q the olBces. They
also reported detect in the roof of the
court house The report was received
and made special order foe this morn.
ing.
Supcrvisor Hogsdous moved that two
members and the clerk b appointed .
COMMITTEES 70 revise tho rules Of the
board and report TO the board.
The motion prevailed super
appointed to tx scale a fsss Cor the
registers olica Register Gould was in
vited to speak on the subject He OK.
planned that while there vas . Law gov-
crning the fec business 10 had not been
lived up 70. and it would mako good
deal Of trouble to do %. II vas moved
that the prosecuting attorney and the
register Of deeds vere to be added to the
committee to look after the matter. The
motion prevailed
Aresolution WA offered by Supervisor
Smits that q committee BE- appointed on
Jail building To advertise Tor bids. The
resolution vas made special order Tor
today.
Supervisor Proctor moved that CON
mittes to canvas tho vote on the jail
question b appointed. Carried. The
chair appointed Messra Proctor, Hoga.
done and Frost. Tho committee on 70.
visal IL rules is MessrA Hogadone. r. z
Skeels and tho clerk. Tho COMMITTEES
on registers fees 10 Messra Loomis
| Roberts and Ulrich.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
POINTS ABOUT MEN.

General Zoistvonoh and Rippenkampf.
OF tho Russian army. recently engaged
in wordy warfare, during which they
applied most offensive epithets 10 each
other. The cxar. on hearing VI the case.
ordered one 81 he degraded 10 the ranks
and the other dismissed from the army.
Judge b. r. Simpson AZ Topeka las
three daughters. all accomplished mnsi
clans and amateur actresses. and
under the chaperonagc ~ their mother
they recently made q very succees'ul
tour a Kansas and Missouri towns
They were greeted everywhere by crowd
al housrs and made money.
A new fellowship. worth e6oO year.
has t~en established at the state uni
versity % California. and Miss Kate
Nerts. a the Oakland high school. has
been selected for the place.
g. W. Heidi hss jus. entered a. stu
dent in the agricultural department. ~
the university - Georgia. This veneer
able freshman is ~ years old.
Horatio J Sprague. who Representa- THE
country AZ Gibraltar. Is the oldeet consul
in continuous service. HE commie<s on
dates from May. lsks
Jules Verne. who ia sinu; 10 bring nut
his seventy fourth novel. 10 ssid ~ be a
native If Warsaw His rsai name IL
ssid 10 h~ oIch~vft1
General Harrison has been invisesi ~
make the chief speech AZ the unseiling
~ the new soldiers monnmeBt at A,h-
sns. Ohio.
Count Herbert Bismarck ia about 10
seapreas IN puhsic hfe lie has b~ct~ne
. candidate sar seat in the Prussian
diet.
Ex Senator Io~ph r. Brown is -
yean cid. AID he j. reported - 10 en.
soyise "siDe sad serene Odd ar
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
NIT AND MISS BRIEFS.

II there il anything else the Carpen-
teru' union would like to have from tho
worlds fair officials let ito leaders speak
out. They have not yet asked for q
mortgage on the gate receipts. but this
10 probably an overnight Chicago
Journal
The old cruiser Detroit developed such
IN excess 81 speed that the government
10 obliged 10 give her builders bonus Of
elj0.O0O. This 10 the homo industry
that frightsoed . few panicky republic
ans last November-C Chicago Inter
Ocean.
The doctors in tho Buchanan trial
failed to distinguish real brain from
an imitation. Butthen they are not the
only people who fail to recognize brains
when they find them.-Boston Globe.
Why not q great century fair ut Now
York in 1907 Rochester Herald. Don't
New York might get century fair
ready, but Chicago would como In and
steal it-Eew York Sun.
II 10 announced that side shows arc
to b feature Of tho Chicago worlds
fair. What would tho greatest fair on
earth b without side shows!.-Boston
Globe.
Secretary Morton II the agricultural
department seems To be destined In
achieve fame al the great siIecure
masher.-Boston Herald.
Tho people and the law should b q
combine which no trust could beat
New York Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

vssk 60 - ssssss<ssA - - = IN
eents . yas6
Noas e - .,asy sssinsAaa = visG
dams sad aikso csah b sxproAa1 uDo0
after the dsss1ging 80 coaplsesd snd
the river. under 10 nsw c0ndlt>on4 hn1
dsnoostrstsd What was required
ID = slmoDs csrtalng - IN
ample funds 10 psOspcuae the vosk. .
eomplstcd pssnsaseas esa-enCt cAsanA
can 10 secured fos frou etWm -
s4iO00a
We heiisvs thst every citisse aAosld
give THE psoleot his lDyal 80 sas1ns1
support.
Chsriss r. s,ieA. ". wisnss TsyIor.
Moresa d. Cresby. q y. Lemon. g. n.
Leonard. r. y. 0i1i. I. y. Tusnes, Jsha
s. LAvrsecs, Frsa 4. Asyesra William
Alden Smith. O. y. Ball. y p. Ooagss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26
HOTEL CHATS.

O. A. James II Hillsdale. past grand
master Of tho Michigan grand lodge Of
oddfellows. 10 . guest in The Morton.
Tomorrow II the seventy fourth ami
versary of the founding II oddfellow-
ship" said Mr.. Janes, and the lodges
all over the country will celebrate the
day. l am up IN assist the members 81
the Grand Rapids lodGcA The order in
Michigan IL prosperous In every respect.
There are now about I1OOQ members in
the state. The number 10 constantly in
creasin0. IL il probable that the great
number Of secret societies that have re-
Gently been instituted have he'd como
effect upon the masonic and oddfelIow
fraternitics. but the orders are generally
insurance or,iers. and ~ such do noe
appeal to the frxternal epIrit ~ strongly
as masonry and oidfellov ship."
ExLieut. Gov. III. n. Holt of Mueke.
gon vas among yesterdays arrivals In
The Morton.
Judge Edward Cahill 81 Lansing was
. guest in The Morton yesterday.
MowroS--F. Il. Lyon. Calumet; j. n.
Murray. H. ~. Dowley. South Beard
man: II. II. Holt. Msskegon; Frank 4.
Hoag. Hubbaristown; L. y. Toe neend,
Iona
NV LIvrSesToy--A c. rrufsman,
Kaisniszoo: W. l.. Clark. Ionia: =. +,
King and Wise. Foweil; Fred H. Aldrich.
Cadillac: Miss p. Gilman. Alma, +. y.
Furry. Saginaw.
KEvr-E. Bamford. Battle Crcek: n
NJ. Fischer. Freeepi J. A. Swee,y
Hastings. &. r. Strauh. Hartford, C.
fsei'e. Diamond Lake; james A. Kerr
Detrsat
CLskrxpov-E. W. Crsnmer, Red
City; j ! Wood, Lansing; r. A. Morris,
y. &.AuIey, Rockford, H. q. obenaues
Pay City; Scott Grisreld. Spencw.
Bsrnss SrEver 4 eorve Cusfis, Re-.
VIENNA; L. Y. Petesson, Lowell: X B
E<iessl. Hopkins; W. T. Chapman
Sparta; DAVID Henry, Newsyee, n r
Gainey, Flint
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Senator barnard called up The worlds
fair biIi In the senate yesterday. aasi.
after sharp debate. u ~ss pss.sd
az ssr,erd-s'. giving the hcsrd Al add
sioaai t25.o0o Senator Barnard sharply
r.hakcd Senator Burt. who~> tnsiu-
certify - purrx-- and personal resent
meats hsv. e-su the chief oosencles In
tie wsy - the tsli's passage.
rns bill. - amended. was ssak - the
h.,uzr. where. fw @ome isserisahbe
reason. Nr. Bsrkvoyth lel ar user
pectrss orp~'fion. Representative
Bsrhcv. Ire she iesdee u the mxiosisy.
vsrny sdvsssssd - ps.aes a TIN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Just across the Detroit river last
week. in Sandwich. Ontario. ID only re.
CURED one day 10 try and convict An
dsrsoa veney on the charge Of murder
ing his vie. and the court passed
ssntence hseoes sundown that he be
hangsd Nay IL Wcre such speedy
triaIo and csgtain convictions the rule
In thin countsy. instead 1t the exception.
20 would not hear the clamor for cap
ital puniahment In Michigan that we
do today.-Grand Ledge Independent
u y 70 b hopsd that there 10 no
truth In the sspoet that the Russian
treaty be- bssa signed. But IL il has
beea the bet thing h 10 give notice
st ouce q IN intention % abrogate IL.
Tho sentiment a the country on this
point h unmistakable. Free
Preea
The people q Tens ars agitsting the
question a dividing ito territory into
four statsA Texas 3 n largo in terri.
tory - al The New England states com.
bined, and The people claim that II 10 toe
lasgs 70 b properly governed by one
stats govssnment-kalamaxoo Gazette
A noted chcss player on Sunday gave
IN exhibition In New York. PLAYING sim
ultaneously fifteen games. et which he
Won eleven. He will soon 10 = candi
date for admission to some paresis club
-Muskegon News
Farmer Jim Blount appears to have
the mystery and hypnotism dodge dowr
almost - fine n the lord and master n
Washington. IL 10 = pretty healthy
country that can stand being governed
BY oencles--Detroit Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Austria has positively ssfussd 70 10
csivs Max Judd. Clsvsland's consul
general. ct Vienna And tAsrs you ars.
Max Judd he not rssisned. and
Cleveland manifss4s % dispositioa 10
ask him to step asidA he CO. = not
parallel with ~ Kelley casA This
government could 81 aloag without .
minister, but . coasnl general = . ~.
cs.sity. He b relied upoa - transact
such coumercial business . may b
carried on between he two countries
No consul general. 70 businssA No
business. and the inssessts a Americans
viii be damaged.
There can be no way out Of the difii-
Guilty except through Judd's voluntary
rslinquishment q the past This he
vill do % sooo - the president shall Be
shls 70 sslect anothss place for him.
Austria will win again. and Grover viii
10 ~ vide Of asserting the dignity OF
American citizenship - he was in the
Kelley case.
Ii wac believed that tho president had
appointed Judd "a bring about Anal
settlement Of the questions growing out
Of the Kelley incident But il b not To
Be %. Tor Cleveland u lamentably weak
in biz foreign policy. He has permitted
Austria to give ~ . deliberate snub FOR
. second time.
Judd will Do sent 10 another post;
somebody else will 60 70 Vienna. Austria
viii laugh in her sleeve. and our boasted
AnericAnism viii b ridiculed in all
foreign courta
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Asa body. the common council just
about 10 retire from Office 10 ono Of the
most painstaking. capable and honest
municipal Legislatures the city has ever
had. Individually. the members rank
. respectable. honorable and honest
mon. 1t would faro i'll with any stranger
ID the city who might impudentiy
aasign 10 any one a them the qualities Of
thief and plundercr. They arc men OF
business. and have the confidence OF
tho property owners and taxpayers in
their respective vardA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

Six nurses were graduated from st.
Marks training school yesterday. II is
the first class. Nowhere in the west are
there mors competent nurses than those
OF St Marks; and the hospital cannot
educate too many IL they are like those
Who graduated yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

THrss i.nt 81 much difference be
tween the righteous and the unrishteou.
after AL. The whisky trus, ard local
water compsny have both game broke
thls year
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

" list Of the gambling places which
are permitted 70 run wide open every
night vas published in one Of the city
papers there arc several block owners
who would drop an extra quarter in the
contribution box next Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-26

CHARLIE DUDLEY WARSER viii de-
liver the commencement address ut Ann
Arbor in June. Mr.. Warmers master
piece il . treatise on amateur agricul
ture; but he IL said 70 have some &C
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