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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
"Whese Il Pussatoev?"

Next Sunday, at Hartmsn's hall. the
noted anti Jesuit and ex ROmanist
preacher. Rev. Evangelist Leyden, will
deliver two moro great lectures. o Col.
lows: Afternoon. 1t 30, TO ladies and
gentlemen. Subjcct-"Where 10 Purga.
tory. and What IL III" Evening, q
7:O. 10 men only. 6ubject-"The De-
bssing Secret Theology Il the Priest
hood. a. Used in the Confessional. TN.
yelled" No true American should fail
TO hear him. See advertisement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Nettie Hesseltine. No. 10 wstson
street. typhoid fever; Mrs. Cary. No. 1l9
Monroe street. same; Jack Dunlop. No.
II East Bridge street. meaales; Roy G..
Petty. No. 35 Fourth street. measles;
Jennie Quiglcy. No. 10 Buttsrvosth
avenue. diphthcris; Hall Merrill. No.
I'D College avenue. scarlctina; h Nil
Ter, No. I'D Logan street. typhoid FOYER;
X. Phillips and II. Phillips. No. 673 JET
ferson avenue, typhoid fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

sacA pssDa sswsd - vunfens uannA
6suss0 u che uo0aa Do1n1o1 hDU thsy
ha1 saved u Aptlns. O. vc0an IA
the ssshing oas dag aed snse1 - Aallss
chs souid kave paid to wuukoeUo0nn;
snoshsr sesaa 6aksd hssh sssd; sanlhss
stnti q hnns uAsa ~ tsspsss1ing p1ny
uss psesenSed il The opaga heuoDs G1keo
sssed street cor Ease. &C. OeAoU uho
have bssa snviag 10 NJ Uov vsss
not pesusuG but asOtAR uos13og vill
b. haAd % sscuive tAs1s soopgR -
issehnssis vsss sssvsd sl1ss II sspngts
had hsso nadA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

~ 0y0DooDtc v1noe AO0ea - u0muDs
sann - ~ cu0paay.
1lcsohso vill - sssvsd NJ 1ne hsoak.
fass THE nosning BY the Hydsoulic CO.
pany. - Usual. alter eev Days sHapsa-
900 a. eszsosnt Il the lsgnl intsslsssaes
Il 6hssi1 Lanceesux. The Hydrsulic
compony's oalcs has been 10 H. pooss-
sioa q the sheriff on IN execution iapue0
By the circuit court on judgment lus
e3ao0O given the Gloucester Iroa worha
Last night the sheriff tuned tn plast
over 30 Robert !. Shoenskee. supoein-
tsntlent 0f the company. - his seeol
The sheriff Vas given . rscsipt Cor ~
same. containing clause giving tAe g.
fIces authority TO assume coQtrol at any
time. This course vas taksa for tho
purpose ii giving the company the right
to operate the plant % that u may -
earning something for the parties co.,
cerped.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

h9es h~ai.sp h ins<y sAirA 0ss<hsss
! Hus..
uas Isnss Ri1ss esss dpnrssg party
ani ssAikisiaa 1riii y tksis srmosy last
aioftsk ~ " o'eiSek Captain kSoG<s and
slStna 80 u.vs "A sxp.et siisus drill
LbNstsnant Chns foilousa win . light
nS1sg sDuDssdEin Akous ssssaiy eoupiss
sses psosas ed dnnesd snta The small
kousA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Ges~i TempIsr~' haH sas vell sled
iast eight AZ the entertainment ADJ
nixhtcap s-cisi gwen hy Finch temple.
Jnvenile 1esaplars. The folieWinE pro
gram saz veil rendered by the hftie
sssk- who tc.,k part IN u Song. Wei
e.s-ae.~ by she tsnaule. pssfo ~ssc, Miss
is.na SSnszpe. recifstion Miss Anna
Hsr-ea. ~onx. Miss Marguerite fs,iey.
pssn,e its-t. Miss Daisy Young and Mrs..
Martin. gsrsisn fairies, several little
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
HOW THEY SAVE MONEY.
Women ~ Westminster Church viii
Rsy . N~w Csrp~s

The Chris;isn Workers. composed -
women q the Westminster church -
sc4v~i sorae time ago that by vsrions
netbofs - sHlf rrivstsSn they world
rsase money enough g. huya new carpet
fcF The church. Last nsghs they he'd q
n eptitg IN tho pzrfoFs Il the church o.
csnpere notes q progress and make -
ptrfz a the tfe<ree II socees- attend "a
tltrir work The sum n 90 va pas
VITO the FIND last airht This amount
vae accumulated ss SANS a tl fr.m
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Members Of Joy memorial church are
preparing . program for . grand enter
tainment for the benefit 81 the church
n be given Friday evening. May T.
Comstock Tent will give hop in Red
Men's hall. No. IS West Bridge street,
tonight
The Bicycle club will give it's closing
party next "Wednesday night in the club
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
MoY kEE WAS HOT
W Denounced ~ chiasss In
migration lsss = Hasbswua
Ne HAS 10 use Foa safwsTra
A. nUanss - - 0saas - 1Aas
osnsnnAy Nm Css Isss TsOsAaA
nnfo6na ous CAannnssn

Nsy Kss. . wealthy and innSsstial
cAiaanxa a Chicago. go h shs city
yesterday N the intsesse a 6na Wing
snd Hung Hing. two eeisstiais arrested
asns Tins go IN Ludingtou fus what
ins IL Chiasss sxclusioa oct. whose
esss uss bsoughs up IN the Unitssi
6esess court yesterday On . hsarins oa
N sppliesssoa ~ b admitted IN hail
psadiss . dscisioa a The Unitssl States
sspssns COURT On ~ appeal The psa
wsss admitted sobail In the sunA q OW
eseh. with surstisa IN this city vhc vers
sscur~i by Aoy xse Mr. Kss seatssi IN .
repossss fos TnE HxRALo lzse evening
that he had been working in casrs where
his country men hal been held on IN e.
se.t tor illegal rcsideace In the United
States In various states In the untoa- 10
vAs through his personAl efforts that the
Immigration act was declared unconsti
tutsonal by Judge X. X Nelsoa 1t Du-
iuth in the case Of All LUX. lie has
been . resident Il Chicago Tor thirty
yeafA and - prosperous cigar manu-
fseturer there. He employs from twelve
"a twenty men in hts factory and has the
appearance u being . shrewd business
man Contrary to the custom % most
Cinnamon. Moy Nee brought his vito
With him 10 this country and carries her
picture IN locket attached Ia his watch
chain lie still keeps his pig tail" but
foilo~s the American style II dress
he speaks the English language fairly
veil. including all % the common ex
p.etises ia his excited conversation.
ls~no~ac-s shr Law.
While speaking % the Chinese lmmi-
grafton act hs said: You Americans
claim Ia be- christiana. but this Law
Allows you are not civilized This 10 4
bad government You would not use
your dog like you treat Chinamen- This
iaw will bc declared unconstitutional by
tho supreme court. and that Brewster
viii get himsrlf into trouble II he at
tempts 10 take AIRY more Cinnamon to
San Francisco. See. In d f. Corbett.
the attorney vho hail the case. had
known any Law. these boys would have
been admitted to bail long ago. When
! get after shem they viii know their
business
Mr.. kee. in speaking of worlds fair
matters. said the Chiness government
will not make an exhibit at the worlds
fair on account % tho attitude Of the
United States government toward Chi.
nese immigration. There will be Chi
neso village there showing the mode of
living IN China. and few Chimes mer-
chants viii exhibit their wares indie
pendent Of the government Mr.. Kce
has been appointed interpreter at the
big fair BY Wah. Nee 4 Co. and uears
his official badge. He left for Chicago
last night
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Chicago 4 West Michigan trains will
commence to leave from and arrive ut
the new Twelfth street station in
Chicago on April 70 instead OF -, a
previously announced. Don't get left.
0Eo. De HAVEN. q. =. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Eliza A. Burnham will give her lect-
urc on the "Forces IL the Universe" ut
the chapel Of the Western Michigan
college on Saturday. April .. 1t 3
o'clock p. m. The clergy Of the city are
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

That Rev. Evangelist Leyden will deliver
his lectures at Hartman's hall Sunday
afternoon and evening. See advertise
mcnts for particulars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

The unsea soa . bic
weather Of the past lev
weeks has played the sais-
chief with trade. We
will even thing mp this
week by such reductions
In prices - viii forcs busi-
nesa 10 natter What the
weather be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

SEQ the Early Birds" burlesque show
at Smiths opera house Sunday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
MzSQx kx1zkRd co. s s ss:,' .; an.
rance sale only two days more.


Sec the "Esrly Birds" burlesque show
ut Smiths opera house Sunday evening
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

The well known financier, writes:
"JO6 FIFTH AVENUE.
NV YORK City. Dec -. 1890.
For the last twenty years have been
using Allcock's Porous Hssters. They
have repeatedly cured me OF rheumatic
pains and pains in my side and hack.
Whenever / have . cold ono on my chest
and one on my back speedily TO
lieve me.
My family are never without them"
RrssRLI SAGr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Jason Noyes. Talmagc. Union Center,
Wisconsin; Frank L. Kelly. No. 6l8
Wealthy avenue. Lawrence. Michigan.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
Yarisxi and Pleasing.

Mrs Gosifrcy's Ten" % the Park con
gregxtional church entertained friends
by musical ut the residence Of Mira
William McBain. No. ~ Crescent ave
nue.. last evening. The program was a.
follows:
1.-The Lost Chord" Sullivan
Ms.sss SteinmAn. Thompson, smith
and Milburu.
The Spinning Room Story" ...... Rolling
Miss Littlefeld.
The Loreley" List
Miss Bradley.
Miss Martin. accompanied.
Duet from piano and mandolin. ....
Mrs. aud Miss Fallass.
"BehoId the Hilltop" .........Bu Buck
Mrs. Bradley and Mr.. Beneker.
''vslse Caprice" ............S trelexki
Miss Colveil.
'brtVtsS hoScket
Mr.. Bcnekes.
Mrs Powell.
'Whiri and Swirl .........W Wagner
Misses Steinman. Thompson, Smith,
and Milhurn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

See the Fairly Birds" burlesque show
at Smiths opera house Sunday evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
Compare.

A careful comparison of IN.
rrlccs Delicious Flsvoung FL
tracts with the other favorng ex-
tracts offered for sale. VIII convince
any person thar tor strength. pun
~. delicate and natural flavor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

] We have eel
ected and piled
GA separate tables
800 Hen's Suits.
0ecks and Cut
sways. in light
and dark cOlorcd
Worsteds, Che
viots and Tweeds
which We sold at
QA Is and IA
For tl1is week
your choice of
tliese splendid
values.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

TN 'fVFFfr'f "FHdHs. Ut" TftfU. II.
Wright ,.iddings. lieutenant governor,
the Hon. w. A. Tsteum. speaker OF the
house II representatives; the Hon. r.
v. SkiH. the Hon. II. y. Higinbotham.
the Hon. j. G. Burrows. the Hon. j. A.
Hubbeli and others will also make short
addresses. There will b. musi. refresh
ments and a social gathering IN the
evening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
GPalceS
Havorinf
Extracts

are Car superior LADIES' 81 saee
once having euicy~d the deli
eioas favor that - gwen -
CAKES. buildings. creams, etc. hy
pr. Pree's Vanilla or Lemon Ex-
tract. could Mt be ndsced 10 uss
any other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

The program % the dedication ~ the
Michigan worlds fair building tomor-
row is a. follows:
Presentation to the Governor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

MUST RAISE
96. 600 IN CASH

The people know . bona
ade snlc when they see it.
Every department 10 crOwd-
cd with cuoeomcrA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28
Gold band Engiish Ware
marked way below cost

tSoSA CU Wy UcsVO SOOC
For instancc-
~ r1aes - 80 -. asus iSoo o0Dss
d.. Hass 80 ~ ~. -. sssaaD
cssess1 btAssS q. Apuu 49, 0.A
osoo INsusD -. dvun lboa -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-28

Nood's pWgs ere purely vessssnss ard -
ocs T0fge - - ~ hp>a ~ - arH0bA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27

| as II pas Th 81 d ld
d 6l As mlna6 endn6 6
a sf % % ro.An
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27
ACELTE para ALUMBI, I,ADo de las FAM1LIAs
Ax@ 81
L 'BRE DE EXPLOSION Y COMBUSTION ExPONT
MEAS BIN HUMO Nj NAL OLOR

Este aceite producto dc faD1caclon especial,
quail ST no superior los que importan del exranjeF
oajo diversos nombres marcas, tanto por cuads
les luminicas como pOr la seguridad que ofrece lC
:onsumidores
Nuestros precfos son muchO mas reducidos que 10
lie las marcas extranjeras, que este mayor preci
10 brndan los consumdores venaas de ningupa cast
La experiences adquirida Ell esta industria durant
nuchos amos er los Estados Unidos, Cuba, Mexico
tros paises, pernte ofrecer al publico un artcu
lue no puede meiorar parte alguna bajo ming.
>oncepto.
Nuestras marcas LUZ BRILLANTE, ELEFANTF
LUZ SOLAR, estan registradas perseguira to1
Il ugor de Ia ley los falsifcadores.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27
AVISO lMPORTANTE.

Els sabdo que ningun petr6leo, lamesele con .
1om9re que Sc 9uera r. kerosine Cas- Aceite de oarbo
absouto pues adquirieHdo cierto grado de calor
ciende al contacto de una llama, Por tanto Age
cia recomienda encarecfdamente los consumidores
emdleen las suientes regss el de producto
para evitar Ell 10 possible cualquier accidente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1893-02-27
Mr.. DuHout Idrjen.

Avsa los propieasios de esta Capital contatista
e obras pubcas ofrece para ejecutar
onsucciones de reparaciones de las mismas
eagandose de los maeriaes de mampostera carpintera
ntuIa general de todo 10 que tenga reac6n con las
consruceiones En- la ejecucion de las obras que
enreguen detaes que Sc ie den las condolences
estabeZcan Dijrse la calle Duffaut. Santurce
la numero IL calle de San Jose esta Capital
The morning call., 1893-10-02
THE FIRE DRILL.
Four Horses to Haul an
Engine Uphill.
GOOD TIME ON UPGRADES.
Firemen Receive Instructions in the
West End-Patrol System to
Look Out for Sparks.

Residents and property-owners Of the
high ground in the neighborho0d of the
Pacific-avenue public school have now less
fear from losses by fire than they were
under in times past. There is 12-inch
water main, recently put in. and the Fire
Department at a set practice yesterday
morning showed that the locality was far
from inaccessible.
A drill had been announced for A. NJ.
and attracted more than thousand in
terested spectators, who came from both
sides Of the slope and from the east and
the west. Gongs were sounded at 9:10
and the first engine to reach the school
house was No. 8. which made the run from
Van Ness and Pacific in 1914 minutes. No.
10 was next in IA minutes. The first water
was thrown in little over IA minutes
from the time the alarm was struck.
Strong streams, too, were thrown, and
while no such test was made, it was evil
The morning call., 1893-10-02

assisting operation with much dispatch.
a run on level or sloping ground; yet it
is reasonable TO assume in case OF fire that
the companies will get their apparatus to
the scene without seconds unnecessary
delay.
Then, too, patrol system has been
arranged for the protection of property In
the valley to the east Of the heights.
Prevailing winds are from the west. and
the valley district would be jeopardized
by flying sparks. The artistic roofs which
cover the modern cottages and city villas
and chateaux, with their innumerable
pockets, dips. spurs and angles. offer in
viting Judgments for burning cinders and
flying bits of wood These have to be
watched To this end The chemical
engines and hook-and-ladder truck are
under orders to proceed to leeward OF the
fire. after they have given requisite
assistance at the scene of it, and carefully
patrol the exposed district until danger is
| past.
1t would be manifestly unjust to judge
the efficiency Of the several companies by
| the time made, which was dependent
altogether on the distance traversed and
upon the promptness of the assisting
team to reach the foot of the hill where
arriving engines were obliged to halt.
For the spectators the scene OF foul
| powerful horses stretching every nerve tG
lug the heavy machines up a steep grade
was not only animated but had, to many
of them, the charm of novelty.
The morning call., 1893-10-02

dent that there was ample force TO send
the water over the schoClhouse, the highest
building in the neghborhood.
The drill was under the direction of
Assistant Chief Dougherty. who in
structed the men practically in regard TO
the written orders, which are now famil-
lar to all the companies in the Western
Addition. The main point to be covered
is system for oubling teams in making
the steep ascent on Devisadero street.
from Jackson TO Pacific avenue. AS now
arranged the nearest box for thIs district
will be at jackson and Baker streets, and
the chemical engine will first reach the
scene, and one team can pull the chemical
up the hill, and as soon as the apparatus
reaches the fire the team is unhitched and
driven at trOt TO Dpvisadero and jackson
streets 10 help the first engine up the hill.
In addition to this the first engine team
which get to hydTant on Pacific avenue
Immediately unhitches aud hurres back 10
the foot of the hill to help the secoDd en-
gine up. For this purpose each company
is provided with leadbars. In yesterdays
drill the several drivers went through this
The morning call., 1893-10-02
ON WOMANHOOD.
DR.. HemphilI Speaks of
Its Ideals.
An Eloquent Sermon at Calvary
Presbyterian Church by the
Newly Appointed Pastor.

The subject chosen by Rev. John Hemp.
hill at the Calvary Presbyterian Church
last night in his sermon TO young women
was ''Ideal Womanhood."
The week before he had addressed him.
self to the young men, so he explained his
purpose in thus alternately directing his at
tenton to tine young people OF both sexes.
1t was not to create a sensation, said he,
but to induce them to live better.
From Proverbs xxx:29 he chose his
text, "Many daughters have done vrtu-
ously. but thou excelest them ALL" In
substance he said:
Extremes meet. Men are not so apt to
90 so far in either moral extreme as
women. Nothing is so lovely as good
woman-true to God and true to self. and
nothing is so hideous as bad woman
false to Ged and false to self. Woman is
nearest to angelhood when good; nearest
to devIhood when bad. On the one hand
are the examples OF Miriam, Deborah,
Esther. Mary of Magdala. Mary of Beth
any. Mary the mother OF our Lord, Mat
tha. Ph9be and Priscilla; on the other
Delilah, Jobs wife. JeZebel, Athallah,
others In mythology we find such ideals
of womanhood as Diana, Fortuna. Meme
sis. Venus, Isis, Hella; in secular history,
CLEOPATRA, Lucreta Borgia, Messalina,
Fulyia. Contrast against these the Chris
tian Perpetua. calmly smiling at the war
ring lions; Joan of Arc Florence Ni2htin-
gale, Elizabeth Fry. And in this present
day there is a bright battalion leading us
men in every Christian enterprise.
what ideal have yon in life. my Young
sister? Perhaps none. Young people now
drift into this or that field OF labor-hoat
with the current. My purpose is to induce
you to live after an ideal rather than under
an impulse: to think IF life as a race
rather than as drift. God Almighty has
nothing great or good in store for man
or woman who has no great ideal. Moth
ing will take the place of an ideal. IL
underlies character. culture. refinement,
attainment.
"First-I would counsel you to set up as
your ideal the ability to earn your own
living, and in saying this | am thinking OF
the daughters who have wealthy fathers
just now. 1t is possible your fathers may
lose their wealth, and il you have been
educated so thatyou can earn your own
| living by fitting yourself so that you may
excel in some one practical, useful thing.
YOU will be in position OF seIf-reliance.
Remembev that If your fathers lose their
wealth yoa will not be so likely to gel
married, for you will have no dollars &c
recommend you. Therefore learn some
thing-attain 10 the ability to earn your
own living, for such necessity may arise.
ION the other hand, do not follow The
| ideal of fashionable Success. When
| you have been launched out upon society
what VIII society do for you? 1t will
teach you the alphabet of worldly pleas
ure, and no soul is so much lost as on'
sodden with pleasure. 1t will work yot
like slave, sour aud soil and spoil you
The morning call., 1893-10-02
THE TRAMPS.
No Large Bodies of Them Have Ar.
rived in the City.

The tramps and unemployed men re-
ported as coming to this city in such num-
bers did not arrive yesterday. That is,
there was no large body of them who came
in. Of course there were few stragglers.
at the ferries the police say they have
not seen any of them get off the boats.
and the probability is that most Of them
are over in Alameda County and in the
country surrounding the bay.
AT the P0stoffice site, Seventhand Mis-
sion streets. which place the majority OF
them would undoubtedly head for. there
was no perceptible increase in the num-
ber of the unemployed quartered there,
and very few strangers were noticed.
The railroad officials say that there are
great numbers of them along both their
southern and northern lines Tho are beat
ing their way to this city, but say that they
are struggling in and are not coming ~
such large bodies as has been reported.
The twenty-five tramps arrested on Sat
urdav are looked upon as the advance
guard of an army that will pour into this
city for the coming winter.
The morning call., 1893-10-02


the afternoon. and gave that official salts
factory evidence that Sorensen was not in
the city at the time the dynamite outrage
occurred.
.Jurgens said that ..Sorensen was with
him or the Nelson; that the boat left lib
uron on the 10th ult., and was on the San
Joaquin River on the 3d..
The officials had little expectation of
proving completely on the part of Sorensen
since he was brought here and told his
story.
yesterday morning Detective Dillon
brought Alexander Sorensen, engineer of
the steamer San Juan, into the Ceief's of
fee, but be was only detained short time
He lives in the neighborhood where the
explosion. occurred, but claims to know
nothing about the vafise found in the
ledging-house.
- These developments show that the real
owner of the mysterious satchel is as yet
unknowH-at best his identity has not yet
been disclosed if the authorities have any
claw to it: