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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

al remember . tew years ego = man
pofposcd 40 make = lock ior dests.
cabinets and oknsr garasfufe that coaid
- inserted u:sboas the ice q screws.
sAid J. A. Carter Of Geneva. O.. N To .
Morton yesterday. skv<f body thoaEhs
ne sas crazy. Bot as idea bas teen
sorkrd out aud GO screws are ussd GA
sns Of the .oeks fef fufnztofs Ine
Jocks are aortlsed IA BY = peculiar
pfuc<ss. and nobo1y tanks OF usns
sefeva There mas bsea lee improve
nsents IN locks aursng The pss f1rse or
Tour years. Tue time iocks arc con-
cecc0 ~ ee - near perfection - tns
manniactursfs think they eau - made.
ihefs have teen 10 material changes
~ Combinations a teu improvements
hare heen made 70 make taem little
more osilc1te aud accurate. AD org
inai thing has been conceived "a locks
for fust vaults. Two keys are made.
ont for the oeposltor ana the other for
tne custodian. In ORDER 10 open the
no9, tie custodian mnsl ins<ft ols ksy
snt turn II 10 certain point Thea
the aepos.tor can unlock the box. Is
10 rsspossibie Tor the custodian 10 ~
lock tn- box uniess he hss the atpo<lt-
ore key No."
4. J. Fay. chief clerk in Sweets, re-
turned from Chicago yesierdas morn
lag. where he had been on . business
TRIP
Will NJ Hine, day clerk IN The
Eagle. has resigned MS position and
VII! he day clerk IN The New Lisiag-
ston- Although Mr.. Hinc has been IN
the hotel buslness only . comparatively
abort length Of ,ime. he hes achieved
an excellent reputation.
AoFson--orlando r. Barnes, Lan-
sing; o. ID. Fuller. Escansba; {. L.
Bailey. Aancslona; q. l.. PECK. Ale
gan; X. Weakly, Kalamazoo; III. VI.
Hart. A. A. Mstcalf, Crystal Faiis.
sweers-Arch Cameron. Torch Lake;
ii. r. Cook. White Pigeon; o. 4. Nil
Ter, Detroit; T. Brooks, Flint. J. b.
Cushman. Greenvslie.
New Livingston--G. w. French.
Sparta; e. IL. Thayer. Kalamazoo. W.
X. Haak, Orchard Lake; G. w. Wells.
Chase; X. A. Owen. GFseuvllle, W. A.
Barber, Caledonia.
Kent--B. r. Donovan and wife, Petos.
key; A. j. Crosby. lpsllanti; ID. C. Felt,
II. NJ. BALDWIN. Reed City; George 7.
Smith, Detroit
Ciarendon-MartinK Kelly. Muskegon;
Arthur J. Scott Grand Haven; j. j.
Savage. Midland; l. J. BAKER, Sagi-
nav; Mrs. Addie McGovern. whitehall,
Miss l. Evans. Benton Harbor.
Bridge Street House-A. l.. Homer,
Chesaning; George Curtis, Ravenna
w. Mcmillan. Detroit; Frank Smith and
wife, Leroy; G. 4. Howard and wife.
Rockford.
Esale-o. l. Peck, Lowell; G.. u.
Chandler. Holland: W. l. Doe. Jack
son; A. K Sherwood. Grand Havsn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

the embroidery diint really show. but
the girl who wore the gown knew II
was there. and she held her head high
IN way that made the other girls
vaguely feel that somehow they were
at . disadvantage: made them look
twice, and the second look was sure 10
send the iron home. The gown WAS
made over, but ITS original form was
too quxlut. the owner tnought, and che
had not the patience 70 wait until the
fashion OF il came around. Besides.
IL might be skipped. IL was made up
simply, the skirt full and setting out
crispiy towards the 70 { but with never
= Suspicion Of stiffness or crnoline In
it. At the foot there vas . deep ruftie
OF old time yellow lac. the edge being
embroidered lightly IN all colors of
silk. Under this rcfie was another.
just the edge Of which showed. About
the waist was pink cash of the same
old queer, fine six Of the lining The
bodice was cut modesiIy low. The EN-
broidered stuff was full on the lining,
and wa bound by pink ribbons Tied in
front. There we're ruiiies of the lace
for sleeves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

The New Operating Room of the u. b.
A. Hospital.

A. Hospital.
The new operating room of the u. b.
A. aospital WAS formally dedicated yes
terday morning NJ . O'clock.
Among those present ~ the exer-
cisss were George W. Gay, the Rev.
John l.. Jack son, the Rev. Dan +. Brad
ley. Mrs 5. L. Whitney. Mrs. NJ. X. Bis
sell. Mrs. c. Van Cieve Ganson, Mr.
Rood. Mrs- L. p. Eddy. William Clark,
most of the members OF the staff, the
corps of nurses and attaches Of the
hospital and others.
The Rev. Dan +. Bradley made Q
dedicatory prayer, after which the
Rev. John l.. Jackson made IN inter-
esting address. DR.. s. {. Graves, in
the name of the home and the slatf.
dedicated the room t. conservative
surgery" of which ne has always been
. ready and able champion.
The operating room Is located in the
west half Of the upper story of the
The room 10 20x25 feet IN size, 10 lighted
by large winiow and . skyllgnt. and
10 ~ nearly antlseptic ~ . room can
be made. There are no square corners
and no places for dirt TO lodge and
bacilli 10 multiply.
The new annex 10 completed with the
exception OF putting IN The electric ele-
vator. That cannot be done until
spIing, ~ the wires can not carry q chr
rent sufficient 20 run Inc elevator, and
new wires cannot be LAID during the In
tensely cold weather.
When that 10 done the equipment of
the homo aud hospltsl VIII be first
class in every particular. The method
of heating and ventilatlng 10 UNIQUE IN
local experience. A large fan drives .
current of air over pipes heated by
steam. The action OF the fan can be
- regulated that the air 10 driven over
the coils. below the coils, between the
coils, or part above aud part below.
By this method the air can be heated
TO any temperature desIred. In the
rooms are automatic dampers that reg.
ulate the temperature. IL only 6s de-
grees Is desired the damper will par
TALLY close the hot air Hue when that
temperature 10 reached. When the
room becomes colder the opening 10
uncovered and the temperature raised.
In summer the coils Of pipe can be
filled with cold water and the rooms
cooled by the came method. In both
cases the ventilation IL perfect
The work Of improving the l.. Il. A.
hospital began about ak months ago.
The cost OF the new Improvements
amounts to $4,000. OF tnls about
$l0. 800 has been contributed.
The doGors are ~ follows: Mr.. and
Mrs. ID. NJ. Amberg. y. l. Avery,
James n. Barnett, William A. Berkey,
Mrs NJ. X. Biseeli. ID. A. Blodgett. X.
w. Buttertield. John A. Covode. Mr-.
NJ. ;. Crosby. Mira A. J. Daniels.
Thomas Frisnt, Thomas ID. Gilbert,
George W. Gay. Mrs. &. V. G. Gan
son. IL. j. Hollister. Houseman. II n
naliy n Jones. ii. Leonard Sons A Co..
Joseph Martin, Mira Cons,sntine Nor.
ton, William McBain, Thomas Hef-
feron, Mira. J. L. FItzGerald. Rindge.
Kalmbsch 4 Co., j. w. Rosepthai,
Peck Bros.. Henry Spring. Trankla.
Jamison n Co.. William sears. No:gt.
H-rpolsneimer 4 Co.. I. Stewart
White and l.. II Wlthey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21


Nos sst oul your anssns nDrsfe1
nusii.s- x0n go cave t3sss nay sell
seoff the nss ergxs4ies Tor yoa eAa
sasD t4se uaa.trrfs ~nzl tas ns~ stAr
. made % initiate. asd giisnpss of
ko~a nieas ffonl a. ancestors we'd
ding dress sed have skstened II. The
stan 49, nee sn5 ssft as six. Ins
eo'oT psx LIE erram tnAt ouly Year,
can make. yet G nslly tree from soii,
bseaase q the olasn dsys gowns we've
doas ap IA lleea snd lavender every
tsme they wsrs taken on. tiny Fose
vita BIZ Of vine lss against bsf OF
lattssed h4nd emtFo.asfy. TIE ssttlee
Was rally I2tlacs and iel you see night
through 10 the queer. nne snin ak II
Tie undsrs<igf. Tue rose had = Up OF
scarlet six, aud lne lattice rss Of AL.
yer thfsads. The exquisite detail OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Members OF Compsny 4. Michigan
stsie troops. were rendered al elaborate
banquet IN their Iouia street arm ~
lac, night by the company's ectsrta n
men, committee, which - composed q
=. IL. MatAison, Chairman; William
1ish, Fred Mosr.son. james Knowles
ami W D. Bryant. Besides the men,
bcrs of the company who ssi down 10
the spresd were colonel Eose. Captsin
Kinney. Captain keli. l.iruisnsnf
White and Lieutenant 6icdlngs. who
were pre-eni a. invited guests. Covers
were lad for sixtt and toasts were re-
spouded 20 with eirquence and nunior.
r. ~. Mstnison acted as tosssmsstef.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

te'nk II Tat for . n.lnuse---Jseksos
tztssot
Tas Nask<xos Pan and Game Pro
tfttisv ASSOCIATION DESERVES Tie hearty
tn%aks Of sperlsmru for TIE dee.sson u
IMPORT nee Kane bird. the NORGE
leu ihesssns--A uskekoc News
u - dollars 10 doagaanss tnAt tefors
toe week l. oat Mr.. Cleveland viii Dc
waning The Arrival Of the loug dls'
t1nee telephone had b~en delayed .
few iaoptas - Detroit fIlbase-
Ins rspuolleans IN the legislature
have repealed tle Miner electoral isw.
but won't tnsy squesi four years ifosu
now. when Michigan goes dsnocrzilel
--lo.dwater sun.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21
hlI ANp MISS saeMrIss

We want no Central American revo-
luuons IN this country. We want no
political lynch law. IL 10 not the way
IN these United states. IL cannot be
Justified on any grounds- The party
which attempts IL viii be wrecked,
whether IL wins or ioses- IL can much
better afford 10 suffer injustice Tor the
present. Time will right al wrongs.
Americans believe in order: they do
not believe Ia mob lsw.-New York
World.
Respectable French residents OF this
city, of winch there are very many. are
annoyed that an annual New York
saturnalla should alwaysbe called "ihe
French ball" There 10 nothing dis
tinctively French about II. they say,
and = man must toe pretty green. pretty
well worn out or pretty drunk to see
anything TO admire ia II AWAY
New York Herald.
The whole country 10 copgratugaiing
itseif that Buck Gil gore DID not Object
70 the counting of she vote Tor prssi-
dent Minneapolis Times.
The Columbian beer glass has por-
trait OF Christopher blown IA The bot.
tom. lou have to drain the glass TO
see it.-boston Herald.
Blame wrcte poetry and yet died
sefth = Hiilisun. hut BE wrote very
little poetry. New York Commsrcla
Advertiser.
woman may not always 10 able ~
discriminate. hat she can tell gooa
ss-iet az soon as soc assTs ii-- klmira
Gszsttc.
The lad dollar. 81 our Yankee neigh
hofs are more asenstfng taan thelr
ussini products. - foronto oioee.
feS people pray FOR fsia i.se the
msn Hin . ncs mec<intosA. iro9
Pfcss.
~ nnt mans sn that nnas thlnl
oAs, . y he as hl.of. ttsn'son lobe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

TO-DAY the annual show OF
the Westminster Kennel Club
will open in the Madison Square
Garden. New York City.
The display Of CANNES pro-
misses TO be extraordinary for
variety and high bred qualities.
Mastiffs. bloodhounds, fox and
deerhounds, poodles. foxterricrs.
skyes. spaniels. St. Bernards.
Newfoundlands. pugs. pointers
and settlers. bulldogs. and all the
other blue bloods of the canine
race will claim attention and adj
miration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

~ Large Glass; Formed Yesterday by
Miss Mcdowell OF Chicago.
Miss Mary +. McDowelirof Chicago. .
prominent worker In the kitchen gar
den department Of kindergArtners. ad-
dressed large gathering OF women
yesterday afternoon In the pxrlors OF
Park congregational church on the sys-
tenn of her work. The meeting was
held under the auspices OF the Circle
OF the Kings Daughters and NJ the
close Of Miss McDowell's address .
kitchen garden class was organized
with the following members:
Mesdames STAGE, K. ID. Fisher. J. +.
Earle, Fred Tinkham. Rcnwick. Anna
Bissell, j. G. Fitzgerald. A. b. Macon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

TIE sub,scs Discussed ~ TIA cay pss-
toFs 81 Thss Ws<kis hs<sin<.
TIE "ksiasions II CharoA s11 STATE
we The sablect u = paper red - the
Hcv. pr. STAFFORD H.. Goth a me fss-
tors conference yesterday sfs~rso "a
which ssssniaed an - Marks ca pei.
Ihos< IN stt<edanc< werc fre<idspt
Cobb, Secretary Nili.smsol. A1d Eexs.
Goodman. Nan klfk, I. q. Snnsh.
BufsmsD, Cain. hlgklns. kla<haif, To.-
lard aud fxif.
TIE paper gave an sois and oompre-
hsnsive review 81 Tie gradual growth
Of she sAried relations 81 the church
20 tie state from early history "a the
present time. The s1inor credited
Constantge with hasiDK essen she
traesi idea IN this connscton uhe
granted The fresss tolersf.on 70 ca
forsns Of religion Without sny positive
endowment tor any particular efstrna.
The American condition. a. tbe uost
uncontrolled IN ne scope u any okhsr
on the giot~.
The presidents paper was listened 10
atfentiveiy add Was FOLLOWED " . bfirs
general discusslon.
The Rev. Mr.. smith vail read 9 pap<r
81 the meeting next Monday on "A
Danger ia Modern iisfoEm."
The danger which the reversed gen.
usmsn has In MAD was Dot announced.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

The nomination for . school. cam
missioner by the republican coLven-
ton which meets next Friday IL bf nging
out the cAnd dates. A. Hsiniln smith.
the present. commissioner. q KNOWN
throughout the country ss . capable
and eonscisatl Ne man. and lie nstur-
ally sxpceu the nomination. lie has
two opponents. Charles Dockersy Of
this city Ana Will Chapman OF Lowell.
Mr.. Chapman lises 10 Lowell aud v.ll
draw come support ffum The east s1d
OF the county. while Mr.. Dockersv.
who Formerly lived IN Rockford. Nil
have some votes from that section.
Should The Chapman aud Dockcrsy
delegates pull together on one or the
other it might possoly defeat smith.
Mr.. Dock~ray Was formerly . member
OF the board OF school axs Diners, bal
resigned 10 favor % hs nspnew, g. r.
cnapel of sAna Lake. Who u now on
the board.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

siuxsel Mitchell has isksn q con-
tract 81 khock oat JIM fhctA ths
~"a'a seeH "a - vocation ~ t1e
eontttfi isbof isw ana ee thss hitchsli
shcuii hats been dsalea sdfn 'ssiou ID
tht fo1stff -rzssnss toufief. iisi-
sld.
II sffNss - - taa bp'nion q thots
SIZE hsfe *its 81 Sc sesstns 81 Ga.
haass - Lshs "a tAAt i . ine slsaip
seat skkfessiion - g. dsf stafesmsn
that hss fsef assemnfe4 IA t.aas4as -
Battle tFesk Aaoa.
~ tisfs. Nssieyse staeisf. IA.
seesffsi, - he ssYs. ihst 80 oFg.
iasi nesa - Z iha vesa - sieaes
translates ssfgeat So ape Jas'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21
BOARD OF TRADE BANQUET.
Prominent Bussress Men From AbrosI
VIII Be Invited a. Speakers

Prominent Business Men From Abroad
VIII Be Invited a. Speakers
Al = special mecsing OF the directors
OF tue board OF trade last night The
banquet COMMITTEES appointed At re-
cent meeting wss authorized % 40
AHEAD and complete plans Tor . grand
banquet TO be gwen seme time between
Msrch 20 aud % IN one Of the hotels
Ihis committee . comp ssd of William
Alden Smatn. John Biodgstt. Fred A.
Mssrard. :. Al. Lemon, J. IL. 4. Hug
hart aud Secreisry kiDsey. The COM
raigtee vii be increased by the add
ton of several rev msasbers within .
fss 1sys The committee proposes %
4 ake ths banquet oAr Of the greatest
ssent. that i8ss ever occurred IA the
history Of t,fsnd Rapids husasss m.
teresss. Abe speakers from ABROAD
NJ be saslted - sgeak upon Business
topics aud thtuaes u interest a. mem
hsfs q the beard. The hsD4uet silt
~ sk..sax,xe g. alfmesfs 81 the board
bat al pefs az sho become nen.s,er.
pfsor - th< dsts If tae banquet wlll he
iac afet Amonx those eboa the
com "a st.,s has See sled ~ invite q.
sneaksfs 49, Tia iion iymsaI cage
ssa tsr lea. ae.fa : Lacey Of "a.
cage. zoe uon. Diva a. nscs snssn of
lssffoit, sna foseraef Esca.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Attention = respectfully called 10 the
court records published II another col
umn. BY them q will be learned tina.
Jndxe Adsis yesterday extended the
time - settle exceptions N one case
and ordered Judgment for costs 10 an
otner. Il ne dispatched TINS business
with ordinary judicial rapidly il could
not have consumed more than four
hours OF actual time. Judge Grove
dismissed . case. IL might have con-
snmed al hour or posssbiy . half days
time. but lt did not. Judge Burlingane
received two pleas Of guilty and SEN
tenced the offenders to the reform
school.
Ia addition to the above specified Ia
tors ~ the day, Judges Adsit and
Grove e4eh found time 10 write letter
% Judge Burhngzrne saying, IN sub
stance. that bis court sscrowded with
business and the volume constantly "A.
ersAsng." II appears from an exam
iaaton ,of Inc ofhcssl records CT the
court that notwithstanding the ''con-
stansly Increasing volume" there we're
twenty -four cases less ri the circuit in
tnu year Is92 than IA the year 1871.
These figures are not used 10 impugn
TIE sefaeity OF the honorable judges,
becauss = - probable that ex psrte
business and other matters. not Of
record. a&v- increased. Hence, shers-
fore. fce.f statements az to tho "ln-
creassng volume Of business would he
tscnnicslly true
As 70 their time beng crowded,
they are ne better judges OF the
fact Tus HEE2ID reiterstes its
slalemcnt that they DO not sold
court. on an sversge, i've hours day =.
Ispa ~e.l- known fact that Judges are
esiied upoa "a exsmine testimony and
tssf. a casrs submitted 10 them Tais
consumes sonae considerable time IL
- equally weii-xn0wn that the counsel
~ iasers /. eagerly sor<ht BY pr spec
I've std reflective Iisigsuts. Much Il
the ia1kss tae - taksn ap WITH such
e,isots. 81 course. every Judge re-
fusss g. pif-r counsel n arr ca.s -
fore as tourf. az likely q he brought
before a. -i.ii shsir xooa nature q
impostt npon and they are almost
compelled "a stem 70 th- woes "a Did
seqoaiaisncss. 10 tTsw r.il. for tasm
SD % <ive them friendly lsgsl ssvles.
'Ihe ias & tod ass co.. fam ~
rsrsrk <esoaR olt msn al -onien.
Ira Hfetfn = dIspcsed 70 accepts
tie statement az trsIe. wita sucl 1naa.
testoas .. baxs been -aszesisd Ware
sHg otaaf eafsio ofiict.s iasa ths asn
cfst- iadgs. to nl.ke tos SANE stste.-
.nie8t caaesrn.ng ths.f dusie.. Il would
g. GA o. pnper - ask $40 ever heard
ofs za - srsed aiIce- aal8ev ESQ J.
not efowaed $50 work ur. vac
srsr heard ~ enc rat aoes not elsnaor
fof mere "a .sfy and etirs clerical ne -
TRAPS nf<~sn
n t.sdiok 70 aoid ia .anasl dia
ner tavsra ite lssi q n-ss ~ o,tA
fse tosri 81 irs4s bas raade
s.iectioa IT mcst oppsrtaa.
trne Is iass fror ~ go -.
saninx ~ .pru9 ffsds. ~hsn svtry.
toiy ~'l - - io~str - tase - ca
fanss stc ioferest - - success Ths
esksfs pr ne eecss.na si4 nsiiias
49, fos. gsass J. cage, president e
,ae ~eflss Tar posfs n sfscfsfs. tne
Hen. Fa~is s. fsesY. sx-esatreliH II
sc irse9sy. asi - nsu. ilya y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

CALCUTTA will establish . laboratory
to study antidotes for the poison OF
snakes. Old Kentucky whisky ought
not to need any scientific study IN this
day and age.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

LAST evenings Press recited several
very cogent reasons why the superior
c urt should be abolished. The Eagle
demonstrated the righteousness Of
maintaining an excessive number of
courts. The Democrat still insists that
the circuit court has no jurisdiction
over cases trianls in the superior court.
The error of such preposterous state
ment 10 apparent on It's face.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

SUPERINTENDENT RUSSELL saws that
Michigan's building at the Worlds far
will be . credit To the state. The build
ing will stand alone IN the credit busi-
ness IL the legislature does not pass
the appropriation before long.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

BETWEEN highly illuminated covers
and accompanied by 9 magnificent
supplement-, the carnival number of
the Mobile Gossip is at hand. The
paper 10 devoted 70 . comprehensive
and very readable description of the
valentine-carnivai festival, held In Mo-
bile, February Ia.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Mr. CLEvELASp's appointments seem
to be acceptable beyond all reasonable
hope. Thus far. Charles A. Dana has
opposed every one of them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Dr. BRIGes refuses to cav whether
be will establish . new church. DR..
Briggs has already learned the evil of
much taking.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

In their zeal TO make II appear that
psrtissnism is 1T the head OF the hos
tsliiy - the superior court, some of tho
democrats are unhridiing their tongues.
For Instance. one OF them was heard
TO say: "why. II We have no democrat
court It will cost Us 81 head TO make
voters OF aliens" In other words, ne
wants the superior court retained a. .
huge democrat vote-making machine.
! Well may republicans insist on its abo-
l,tiou.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Nsssss , A. aaynaft, {. a. Wat
49,. 3ean Patton D. william klaea
es.lla, 1fesl 4 ti<sk tieatssW .naaasit.
fsea 81 Aidrsa. p h. Ianx~f. Il n
y shsy 49, a. re fstsatlss.a sela
ksfss - see stsls sstaFenftan etIt saw
~ i,sifolt - ne ~ 4. 4 :. ta8af a
! IS = a.. - ea tfs ~ pa ,rsn
eaoseasssn sad ne Aieasx.a sab l.a-
qesk
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

CERrArSLy, the lawyers are in favor
of holding on to the superior court.
They are also in favor of new-fangled
justice court. II is for their pro-
fessionA. aud financial in ierest to null
tiply courts. The more courts, the
more complex the practice and the
more rotund the fees. Why, certainly,
they are united for more courts. With
out courts they are without cash.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

DETRoIr IL in danger OF losing the
Michigan peninsuiar car works. on ac-
count Of Mayor Pingree's attitude
toward manufacturing institutions.
That's what Hugh Mcmillan says.
Mayor Pingree says its all bluff. and
tina, he was Detroit manufacturer be-
fore Mr.. Mcmillan was a citizen Of the
United States. That's where the mat
ter now stands. and the mayor seems
to be At least five open lengths ahead.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

Ur to date the party anxiously in
favor of a1ncxing Hawai consists Of
Claus sprecklcs and another man.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

OF AL the famous generals Who
fought for the cause Of the confeder.
aey. only siensral Early remains. Cen
erAi Beaursgari "a dead. History
must write hls su ogy. Tue preiudlces
and passions VI this generation are
still too strong to do justice TO nls
memory. Whether he Was en- earnest
patriot OF al uncompEomsssnz rebel
muss be determined by time. Had ais
private life no, been tainted by the ia
famous Louisiana lottery scandal, tho
world today might have regarded him
more charitAogy and more generously.
But cold and white in death, let him
rest IN peace.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-21

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Far throsgh tnps rigorous ssntsf. De-
cause al tns added prlcs put on coal
tnroaxn tns manipulation Il Mcleod
soa hs hackers. AID nov that thsr
plans Of axxrsndlzrInen have m.scsT-
red, not Single ssli2Die OF sympathy
. kssr1 for tnemy even Goougo no
greater 1--we i tell for the sther eom0l-
ostaoR 4 fiasncial monopolsss WHO
have done the kaoekinK oat.
BY tie appointment OF three receivers
tie great properties wlll Re held TO-
gstheF to meet the interest obligations.
II the road and mines have an earning
capacity sufficient for such returns-