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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

HOTEL Chats

Delos Fall Of Albion college. who il In
the city 70 conduct q teachers institute.
is guest In The New Livingston. Pro-
fessor Fall has charge OF tho depart
ment Of chemistry in the fiourishing
Methodist college.
Mr. and Mrs J. Lindemere OF Nash
vile, Tenn, and Mr.. and Mrs. j. Backt
house OF Louisville. KY, took breakfasr
In The Morton yesterday. while on thei-
way to Mackinac Island.
B.J. Greenhut OF Peoria. Ill. presi-
dent of the whisky trust. was guest In
The Morton for breakfast. while on his
way home from Maekinac Island.
w. Ii. Butts. principal OF the Orchard
Lake military academy. was among yes
terday's arrivals In The Morton.
G. Jesse Church. Q well known Green
vile banker and capitalist Is registered
In The New Livingston.
MoErox-Miss Mae Barney. Miss Bes-
sic Barney, Muskegon; w. w. Sutton.
Detroit; r. q. Palmerton. Saginaw; s.
L. Baker. kalamazoo; w. II. Butts. Or
chard Lake
New LrvrrosToN-Delos Fall, Albion;
c. Jesse Church. Greenville; Mr.. ard
Mrs. +. J. Whitney. Ionia; ID. Cutler, Jr..
Grand Haven; r j. Gooding. Gooding;
Will ID. Crofoot, Lowell
SwxEr's-J. q. Philport, Saginaw; T.
j. Navin, Detroit; T. w. Hahn. Jack
son; Gayett Rolf, Traverse City; Fred
j. Wright, Detroit; Z. A. Richards Sar-
anac.
EAGLE. III. Thaw, Jennison Park;
w. w. Dewey. Kalamazoo; H. +. Sayles.
Hillsdale; III. s. Waterbury. Sparta; p.
V. Ostrome, Holland; Miss Ella Dock
cray. Miss Jennie Hyde. Rockford
KKsr-E n. Bates, Moline; J. w.
Fennmink. Detroit; w. +. Fitzgerald.
Lansing; w. ii. Houghton, Detroit; j.
Nickain. Madison.
BRrDoE SrRExr-W. X Taylor. Kala-
mazoo; s. w. Ward, Grand Haven; 4.
Il. Farron, Sparta; Alta Docketay. Rock.
ford; j. w. Milne. White Cloud; +. y.
Young. Hastings; Sarah McDougal.
Sparta.
CLARnSDoS- Cleland. Coopcrs.
vile; X. n. Woodward. Dutton; Mr.. and
Mrs. +. Il. Seymour. Manistee; A. s.
Frey. Lakeview; Mr. and Mrs. w. l.
Darling. Alpine; Charles Hammond. Big
Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
uAccaBEE rRzEs
onerings Made by Local Tents for
ComprtstioB.

The following primes viii be given by
local tents on the occasion 81 the thir-
tenth annual encampment. X. O L. NJ,
IN this city. Septezaber l.:
Best dressed apd appearing Cent IA
line. prize. SO banner.
Tent shawing best marching in parade.
prize. az. two 1rums and one fifs.
Tent having best float in lins. prize.
slo0 cash.
Tent having largest number m bne in
proportion D. their memtership. barring
local feats. f55 banner
Band tournament. three pfises frst
prize. si0o cash. second prize. si5 cash.
third price 81 cash.
Best ffe and drum land. prize. go
cash.
Pest drilled uniforn rank eivisios.
first prise. silver cup sec0nd prize. tlo0
cash. third prize. % cash.
pri1a 20 the divisicn couaio9 The
greatest distance. not iess thsn twen,y
one nen. tlso
Total. $50
The silver cup h given fg tie great
camp and Is competed fer eyery year,
taiue $40
A commanicatien fron Jaekssn states
loo .ir knights lcafs there for TIE
great camp useeting On September and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
sroP THE RoBsERs.

II ~ evidsnt that no EFFORT viii be
made 70 clo.s the gambling bells IN this
city unless pubic sentiment = quick
ened ~ something more foreiole than
the kno~lssige thatthey exist Gambling
hslls are intoierable nuisances az any
tine. They are not necessary evils
There i no excuse whatever foe their
presence here. Nobody has the ef-
fronlery % advocate solitary reason
Why THIS city should haFbor band OF
outlaws. who. In the clothes and with
the manners Ok gentlemen. rob the Idle
workingman Of his few pence and garrots
the pocket q the wayfarer within our
gatez IL the city can afford 10 toleratethe
gaalblersat tinses. that time l. not now.
In the present. financial pressure no man.
or set % men. should be permitted 10 rob
re workingman under the alluring fas-
cinafion % games Of chance. IL Is just
the time when q man with few dollars
h trmptod o try his luck at the gaming
table There WA never time In this
city Ehen he could do SO with a. little
restraint az now. The gamblers were
never ~ well dressed. sleek and prosper
Gus a. they are today. Their ingottsn
gains represent the dresses Of little
children and the meat that ought 10 go
into their mouths This sort OF thing
ought 10 DO stopped. temporarily, at
least. The police authorities stubbornly
refuse 20 nova They know that these
gambling hslls are running in open de-
fancs b. the law. II the Law and NOR
atty viii Dot inpel them to do their
duty and close these places. then the
mayor q the city should set on purely
business grounds. weean not afford TO
permit cur vorkingmen TO be robbed by
gamblers in these times. That they are
robbed. visit 20 any one d the faro
rooms VIII prove. Let IL DO stopped To-
dart
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

Some 81 the Kansas rainmakers have
worst kind Of luck. II was during lail
In their efforts that series q extensive
and refreshing showers arose and swept
over the ststa Chicago Record
The free silver advocates are doing a
good deal q whistling. but Il looks a. II
their chief motive Was 20 keep their
courage up.-Providence Journal
The congressional financial debate il
instructive in one respect IL shows
how very little some members know
about fnanee.-New York World.
Al last an opportunity seems TO have
arrived FOR shutting up q prize fighter.
One Of the breed Ia said 20 have gone
crazy.-San Francisco Examiner.
A recent invention converts waste
paper into kegs ana barrels- This isone
way OF hopping up the spring poem bus
mess. Chicago Inter. Ocean.
When this country becomes truly civ
ilized all grade railway crossings will be
outlawed and abolished York Tel
egram-
IL is useless 10 argue with a confirmed
bicyclist He is bent on a last life
Kansas City Journal
To steal a child you must catch the
kidnapping.-Boston Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

whsnsver adyeusity ovsrtakes the
workingmen the hatsful head Of anarchy
rears itself 70 sting his soul. Adversely
l. the feast upon which anarchy slutA
Prosperity il q charnel- house in which
anarchy slinks into Oblivion Now that
ths fsar Of democrat free trade has
stillei the throbbing pulses Of industry
the hue workingmen are grateful prey
to the red-mouthe,i demagogues. In
the east and in the west great armies Of
the unemployed are at the mercy Of tho
scorpion tongued cmissaries OF rev.
olution, rapine and murder. The
innocent and the ignorant listen
70 their ineendiary harangues and are
beguiIed into Believing them sincere.
Last Sunday Lucy Parsons. widow Of
one OF the i've Hayn,arket assassins who
were justly executed. addressed q large
bodyof working men in Chicago. Among
other things she said:
lou are the sole producers; why should
you not consaInef Why should one sristo-
erat brat somit on silk that dozens OF your
children should 60 10 bed hungry We are
getting tired Of this game. Your salvation
les In stirring you 10 desperate action. The
present. social systetn Il rotten from top 10
bottom You must see this and realize that
the time has come to destroy it Wealth Il
In your reach
On foGis--fools that you do not grasp t.
Lstour streek run with gore but what we
have Justice.
Capitalist lives swept away are so much
gain 10 us.
That Is why am q reyolutionlst.
You mus, no longer die and rot In tene-
ment hous-s when you possess the strength
% wre-t palaces from the oppressorsL You
are Infamous ours; aye, infamous ours. il
you continue 20 accept charity. Shoulder 10
shoulder with one accord you should rise
and take what Il yours
This sort Of talk is sheerest balder-
dash She would pillage and kill others
for securing by industry and frugality
what she herself would have. Her hear
ers did not take that view OF It, They
applauded her frenzied harangue. With
such a charge ranking in their minds
they went homo TO their starving chill.
dren and the sight OF their wan faces
clinched Lucy Parsons inHammatory
speech as gospel verify. II violence ID
restrained il viii be no less than a mir
acle. Pity il Is that Lucy Parsons and
Emma Goldman are not bridled in times
Of adversely. In prosperity they are
harmless.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
BRoCKwAY's CREDITORS.
They VIII Receive Nearly Fifty Cents
ON the Dollar.

Charles w. Black has returned from
New York, where he went to attend a
meeting OF the creditors OF Charles A..
Brockway. who recently made an assign
ment Brockway's liabilities amount TO
$4,000. with about $4,000 assets. OF
the liabilities about $4,000 are borne by
Grand Rapids firms. The Oriel Cabinet
company is the heaviest creditor, but it
il practically secured by chattel mort
cages on stock and fixtures. Three
meetings OF the creditors were held in
New York. They offered to settle for 40
cents. with secured notes 10 run from
four to fifteen months. Brockway was
unable 10 obtain security, and COM
mittee consisting Of John T.. Foster and
Charles H. Medicus Of New York and
Charles w. Black Of this city. was APP
pointed 10 discuss with the assignee. +.
A. Hall. the best method OF disposing OF
the stock. 1t was decided 30 sell it 10
the highest bidder. and it Is believed
that the creditors viii realize nearly 30
cents on the dollar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

please. lady. kin have fit on your
lawn? / feel II a-comin.-
go around the back and have II on
my daughters new tennis court; IL
needs rolling. "-Waif.
Briggs-Isn't Riggs a good shorthand
writery
Diggs-Shorthand vriteri MOI He
couldn't report a deaf and dumb con-
vention.-Somersille Journal.
He lwho writes verse lin all the
walks OF life circumstances are contin-
ually making great men; but poets have
10 be born.
She-Yes. borne with great fortitude.
-Quips.
The heyday OF the farmers life h near
at hand. At this season he gets mower
pleasure than all other people.--Lowell
Courier
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
WHAT IT WILL COST
Board Of Education Submits III
Annual Budget
FOR THE COMING SCHOOL ytAE


The regular statutory meeting % the
board q education vas held last nisat
10 pas upon the budget Cor tho coming
school year ~ presented BY the commit
Tee On ways and means. Prssidant
Fisher presided and the following
trustees we're present:
Trustees Andrus Biandford. Braddeld.
Chilyer. Clark. Crossman. Felkef. Fitz
Gerald. Fuller. Hagy. Honsensn. Hustled.
Leffingwell. Maybury. Palm, koEsoil.
Stein. stssens Thompson. Van Bres.
Wagner.
Chairman Fuller Of the committee on
ways and means presented the following
budget for the school expense fund for
the current YEAR:
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
ITALY UP IN ARMS
They RESIST THE TROOPS
ilsscaxs N.nscd fas 10 Massacre q
Italians a the s@ls works of
AiEnos-,<of<aN

hosh aug @l-1ne shcts q Italy
setme infianed sEEinst ths Eretsch for
fke mersacEe - Italian .orknen a the
salt works a Airaas Nor<><.. k,,t. al.
rc.fea ar..n.f fhe Frenrh .'c,.......s =.
..s,x - - ,.~',-,.,'.-s - -. -
-. - 4, =. - 80
49, - - -, ~ = ress nn.
s''e 70 's'n NE t1Fy q tAr noe 1nd
troops we're called ouf % proiecf ne
french. In this city 81 infnrlasrd mob
Il Italisns hoofinz and hoxilnz Cor
French blood. made an sffack an a.
Fr.nch smb.s~x. tn. fra.nfi..- -. =.
l..,, an. h,,ill.n, -. 20 49, -
- - .'s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

lhs sniieipstioss q : lager crowd sh<E
~ sny pfesions revlex. prokelse - y
mofs than teaiised iodging ~ refsr1s
already received By the sntsinneut con-
ulttee.
The hotel book znd guide Il now In the
hzDds q ths printer and yia be e'rce-
lated Ia fss dsys
The reviewing stand win he erssted
in cagpan place Tor grand esnp oaicsrs
city oHciais. efe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

KAssAs CTTY. No. Aug. a. Because
II 81 an effort to reduce wages 10 per
cent. sixteen butchers. ffty helpers and
eighteen steam filters at Sxift n Co.'S
passing house refused % 80 10 work
this morning. At Armours the ulachin-
lists are out At Schwafzschiid Sulz
hergers ali accepted the reduction hut
the butchers. Fears are entertained that
the strike nav ertend
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
Railroad Business Increasing.

The railroad men are receiving en-
couragement from the slight increase in
the freight traffic. For two months the
amount OF business decreased daily.
For the last week or 40 it has held its
own, and has now begun 10 increase in
volume. The passenger traffic Is pick
ing up little too. and the sentiment in
the general offices yesterday was that
the outlook Is more favorable than il
has becn for several weeks The q. X.
q /. has cut down the force as much as
possible. but the officials do not believe
Ii will be necessary 10 reduce salaries
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

VIEsNA. Aug. 2l.-Tha newspapers
here complain that the Hungarian gov.
ernment has concealed the existence IL
cholera center in Marmaros. a district
bordering on Gaiicia The official
cholera returns for August 10 and %
are: Nsdvorba. Gslicia. IA new cases,
; deaths, kolomea. ? new cases and 3
deaths; Czennowitz. Bukovina. ofresh
cases. death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

Girl He Stabbed Refuses 70 Prosecute
Him. ,

A dispatch was received from Chicago
last night saying that: "A telegram was
sent this afternoon to the sheriff at
Grand Rapids. Michigan. instruct
ing him to release Frank Hickey
from custody. Hickey was wanted here
for stabbing Dolly Davenport last
Thursday nightduring a quarrel at her
home, No. lbs Twenty-fifth street. At
the last moment. however. Miss Daven-
port refused TO swear to the necessary
affidavit, claiming that she did not wish
20 prosecute the young man.
No such telegram was received by
either the police department or sheriff
Hickey was in jail at $50 this morning
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
West Side Runaway.

Anthony vidro the Stocking street
grocer had runaway yesterday that
startled the residents on Fourth street.
His horse became frightened and ran
down the street headed directly for a
large stone watering trough. The horse
cleared the stone but the fore wheels Of
the wagon struck the stone just as the
horses fore feet struck the ground and
his hind feet were waving triumphantly
above the dash board. The result was
that the animal turned a complete SON.
ersault landing on his back on stone
sidewalk. The wagon was smashed and
the horse was somewhat injured.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

DFxvrR clergyuaen have decided not
10 sid President Cleveland To appoint a
special day for prayer. This il unfor-
tunate. n there is anything 'twixt
heaven and earth In need Of the saving
grace il il Grover Cleveland and the
members 81 the exisAng congress-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

BFR1x. Aug. Il. Vice Admiral Iiar-
Ian, secretary 81 The board a naval
Affairs. il sad e. have obtained the ap-
provai u Dr MIGUEL Cor be plan a
spending f0oonoo s.iarks ca new gar-
ships 10 order that Germany may pot
Tall behind france and Enssss IN naval
arnlanaent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22
ALL OF THEM GUILTY
EMBEzzlEMEnTAlso CHARGED


IspfssAroLiS Aug. 2i.--At Q O'Clock
tonight Deputy United States Marshal
Foley started out With drag net after
the wreckers q the Indianapolis Ma
tional bank. and By ! o'clock he had
landed Theodore p. Haughey. president
Of the bank: schuyler G. Haughey. his
son. president Of the Indianapolis Glue
works and indianapolis CURED Hair
works. 10 which tzo concerns and their
employees and officers the bank advanced
sid2 90; Francis b. Coffin. president Of
the Indianapolis Cabinet works. 70
which concern. directly and indirectly.
the bank advanced t357, 900; Percival H.
Cofiin, secretary Of the cabinet works.
and Albert s. Reed. treasurer Of the
same. The af6dzvits upon which the
warrants were issued was sworn 20 by
Receiver Edward Has kins Of the defunct
bank. Theodore p. Hsughey IL charged
with embczzlement and knowingly mis-
applying funds Of the bank In advanc-
ing money upon worthless paper. All
the rest are charged with embezzlement
and aiding and abetting In the misappli-
cation OF funds. They were taken at
once before United States Commissioner
Van Buren,. where they gave bond. and
their hearing was set for August =.
The bond Of each was fixed at 5000
aud the prisoners had no trouble IN get
ting sureties. Each Of them except
Reed refused 10 talk. declaring that the
matter was now in the hands az their
ATTORNEYS Reed declared that all the
money the cabinet works had gotten
had been expended honestly in extend
ing its business
False Statement Sworn To.
Receiver Hawkins in an interview to-
night, declared that the prosecutions
would be pushed to the utmcst, but was
inclined 10 rather exonerate Il T. Rex
ford, the cashier who signed the false
statement Of July - Rexford, he said.
was raised In the bank. and simply
obeyed without question Haughey's re-
quest TO sign the statement IL 10 IN
derstood that the comptroller proposes
TO reach out and gather in everybody II
IL possible to get at. and this VIII take
In also the two directors who. with
Haughey and Rexford, signed the state
ment Of July II One Of these Is Charles
Il. Meyer. q wholesale cigar dealer. and
the other 10 r ID. Il. Pierce. ex-congress-
man, and at present managing trustee
OF the indianapolis. Decatur d Western
railroad.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

YESTERDAY II Grand Haven the cor
ner stone To the new Ottawa county
court houss vas laid pursuant TO time
honored ceremonies The thriving little
city IL - proud q ia rev building as
the small boy IL 81 his FIRST pair Of red.
top boots And il has the right 10 be.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

Yesterday afternoon at $50 Wealthy
avenue aud Taylor street electric car
collidsd with a carriage occupied by G..
q. Holmes and Miss Ruddicsy at the
corner OF Lagravc and Island streets.
and threw them out. They were slightly
bruised and the carriage was damaged
90 the extent Of sl0. Holmes is trav-
cling man and Miss Ruddicay boards at
the Ohio house.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

BuE SrRfScER Is saaa. lie has given
the best n has life % the study Il the
tariff and Crisp has ees,ly turned him
down . maze place for theorist Bill
says he's mai ahoslt Is ard BilIs word IL
~ guod AZ he boasi
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

CrunAD PoRFrRk DIkz. Mexico. Ane.
2l.-Colonel Vandcx. who is IN corn-
mand OF the fedezAl troops in this dis
tricf. left here this evening with his en-
tire force. pursuant 10 orders Tor the
purpose Of persuading OF. II necessary.
compelling the carsiinas force 20 dis-
perse and return 10 their homes-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

F'oa two score n years mothers have
sung - their little Ores the haslsd sl,out
Nellie Gray pho had treo atolen away.
Nellie = found ne~. she has been ar
rested down IN Indiana for stealing
hnreea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

TorKKA. Kan. AIg q. Private tele.
grace frora Ffontenac state that PFesl-
dent Waters n tie Coal Miners nnlon.
threatens Tsolence - al men sho SO b
work IN the Santa Fe company's snines
under the agreement signed last FRIDAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

THANK the stars that old hypocrite
Holman il thrown out u the treasury
kennel A fellow named Sayre from
Texas viii act as watchdog Of Car.
lisle's experimental financial policy.
Holman's cant and whine Tor economy
will be heard no more as from one with
anfho~ffv
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

GsovFR and Frances and Ruth will
return n Washington September 1.
Hs@n't somebody been giving out unre-
habse Information concerning the prcs-
snt ard prospective numerical strength
q The Cleveland household?
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

Sr~zker CRISP has pas TIE south IN
tha ss.t.lle Wlieon. Ia ex.cenfedersts
asd crl,e0p profes~ar. ~ho wss chairman
- the Chicseo eonrentieo - chairman
- TIA commiftee en- usYs acd mesnA
SpfsngeF harssg bern SCI aside fsr tbs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

PAR1S Texas. Aug. 2L-Pivats Hd-
vices from Washington state that the
nine Choctaws sentenced o. be shot
September 8. will not be executed st all
General Armstrong has been sent b in
vestigate the matter and u h believed
his report viii result in other punish
ment than death.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

Conrres.nan Mccall. The nsviy
elected noembes from TIE eighth Mas
schnsetts district. i tall. SHREDDER ~
divfansl. ulth a long. extraordinarily
soseuo vlesge and bead a. bald -
baby's TIE day cocere-- aaseznlted be
sss stroalng down tie aisie. when AHos
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

BFRrIs. Aug. 2i.-The report Il cur
rent that Emperor William has charged
Primes Henry u Prussia 20 express o.
King Humber OF Italy his sympathy IN
connection with the Argus Mortos affair.
The report has not been confirmed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

Kansas comes 20 the front again. This
time she present a daring bank crook
who stole and got away with s600. 900.
Kansas cannot be stopped Cyclones.
Instructions. tornadoes and earth
quakes may swerve herfrom thelpathsay
but she is bound 10 get TO the head of
procession when sensations are the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

Wasarxonos. Aug, "a - For lover
Michigan: south vintis. cooler Tues
day uosning. warmer Tuesday night;
falr. fo,il0wrd ~ locsl thuader storms
4nd light fains-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

" you haven't the ready money TO 60
TO tho worlds fair draw against that
which You have laid away against the
crash Like the long looked for miss
i've that never came the anticipated
crash" Is lost in the mails. Every day
the times grow brighter. There Is not
an outburst Of unrivaIed activity. but a
steady, sure and solid improvement.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-22

TsFRx - smother sioa0o bl,,ck u
city bouds Cor sac sad despite the
whocp Il NJ ealsrasty raterwsuier there
IL aaoaey n this city - buy j.