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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

M~nbcr 90 the Michigan HOUSE of
Representatives.

Was t-rn in Frapkiort. Kentscky.
spcky until lssa. ~ that y~as he en-
gagged in the tire ifsarsace hs-i pss~ IN
Chicago and Ira 1876 came g. 1u~rpls
county. Michigan. ~nhsrkinr inf farming.
Mr.. Wst-sn ~ss q roldser. having g.,ne
~ PesryvilIe, and sss with the
Fifte.nth oht, infsnsr, IN i~2.
and remained there until s~ut
bose iI- then r~enl,sS~s with the
Eixhth Kentucky insartry We vse
siefsiied On private stsf duty.
hut remained with fh. irssptry
upt.l mustered ost Last fall NJ. Hst
~,n was eies-ssd Go uht l~eisihtuss oD The
r~tvublicoa tssk~l lie vss rasntnrs-
tive stranger in Tuscz.ls cssunt,. issi "a
given - uasny esiderres a si,iliis cd
integrity that hss neighbour insisted "a
having ham make TIE r.tt EestssseFfs
sfive Wss~sn rsnse frs.fa sn etd and -
expected EentaeiSy family HE ftsns
father che iefe ton. 4. J C-istrr.si-a.
Il that stnf.. ~as fbr first 80
intrs1ure IN an uofFstzs -
evesf sir Territory - Mittie6a 20
. ~ssfe. 4 trssbsr. Jefn q Nslsss.
attached e. fhe United fSfsfrt navy.
R~y,rrss-ntxsise Wst~,nls csreef in tie
iexisssfase faa 4rnzn ssrorri.is sarl-
met srsrr 81 = sarf<rs and brn1G.fi = 20
cusbinebsly sse tie is-ofss = se
sssse He y re a the usef ~ re
ssrpssss~d n tie s,-f,sAe - b. s~-sssn -
Nd insssi ca showing tig fsrfb tessss'-.
u. fu.lsA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Representative From the f'irst Dis
trist of >anitac.

Was born la Warden. Madison county
Illinois, August 5, isssi AZ the sge ~
years John had learned 10 SPEAK tie
German language ftacail!. and ,csg
later Latin aud tireen were added 10
the lads curriculum. AT , years or
age the Hebrew tongue Was attacked 10y
the Young scholar. In lsss the Mall
family removed 10 Lansing. and there
the boy learned 10 read and write Eng
llsh. The lads parents moved success
tiyely 10 Lockport. y. Y. and Cumher
land. Nd. Here John served All sppGen-
ticrship a. chemist Ills parents in.
tended him for the ministry, and in iS-O
he graduated with distinction fsom the
Concordia Lutheran college in Fort
Wayne. Young Malls health Was poor,
and Tor the purpcse of rcgaining il he
engaged IN business. resignlng 10 accom-
papy his family 10 Michigan. In
personal appearance Mr.. Mall IL ex-
ceediugly refined. and niodessiy il one IL
his most striking personal characteris-
ties. The family home. 81 which the
subject 1t this sketch is the head center.
~ marked 10y the most polished refine
ment and music X the prevailing spirit.
representative Mall Was elected Ia the
legislature by "a majority of li6. his op
lonents being Frederic Vets. democrat
and George Is. bod. prohibitionist. In
the summer 81 1857 Mr.. Mall began the
sale Cf musical instruments and sewing
machines and he soon gained the con
hdcnce OK the entire community. In
lsss Mr.. Mall Was elected township
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
THE. HON. sIIAs MOODY
representative in the Michigan I~gi.
lature.

Was horn In Medina county. Ohio. Nav
-. lSG Young Moody's early e.iuca-
ticn was secured in log schnolhouse.
aut later no graduated in Chatham.
ono. ~ the aye e 2, he removed Ia
Michigan. locating ia the village - For
est ilA. his present home Teaching
winters anal farming summers engaged
HE attention. during the earlier years -
MS life. until Increasing prosperity an
atle,l bin - lay down the birch end
CENTER his attention IN the plov Mr.
A~rty always stnod hugh IN the esfiraa
tiou - his neigbbors. sni he held many
locai offices. IA early ~ ISL he was
elected township clerk and in Isss
fils-l the Office u drain commissioner.
In l~iI he vac highway coa.mi 50 o,ler.
and al%D bsld the otfce q school in
syssior for six years dnring the same
rerlos3 Nr Apply hss also teen an
ofiicer IN the tirafio' County Fair assp.
ciafson twenty I've years. Al the trusts
he scharced ~ The entire ssfis,sc'ien
= The men q ~ eierfs-i him. and in l-sr2
they were supplemented hy nosnina
ii0n ard elec;3on - representative IN
tn lsx,s. sfure NJ Monty recri sing lc'a
nalnrifv ossr the candidate = the other
partiea Repressnf8ti Mcnay eas
married IN i-s'i g. Ellen " C9npp
= Chatham N~sisna county. Ohi~
anil stu resides With kis fsssiiy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
THE HON. HERBERT sMALLEY.
Rcprc~cntati in the Michigan IrGis.
laturc.

Was born in Oakland county. this state.
July IL, 1864. His parents removed To
Fenton while Herbert Was lad. and
there he secured common school edu-
cation. In 1881 he removed Ia Ann Ar
Dor. where he attended the high school q
year. In 1882 he entered the employ of
ID. G. Spaulding Il Co. Of Detroit. lum-
bermen. and later became foreman for
L. w. Day. in the same line. He specu
lated in real estate, but finally drifted
back to his profession. and selling of
his real estate. engaged in the lumber
business In 1890 Mr. Smalley formed
partnership with Ely Smith.
and now the firm is Smalley x
Smith. In 1888 Mr.. Smalley was
married To one 81 Detroit's fair
bellies. Miss Ella Rennie. and the union
has been blesssd with one child. Edith.
now three years Of age. Mr.. Smalley
has always been a pronounced demo
crat. and in 1891 was elected a member
Of the board VI estimates from the SIX
teenth ward by a majority Of PIC. In
1892 his name came before tho Detroit
city convention for the nomination as
one of the Detroit representatives in the
house. and the nomination went Ia him
on the third ballot. and at the election
he received -. lab votes. Representa-
tive Smalley il one OF the younger mem
bers ~ the legislature. but has had a
marked influence on the course ~ legis-
lation lie enjoys the confidence Of his
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

TIE bret fnaehins shop IL Detroit. hat
hSs no~ retired from business. Me-.
feuoit ~as dominated al the regular
republican convention. and made a
-husiltng canvass. coming out seconi
CHEST On the uCzet. receiving las
sut--. The legislative carer ~ the
yDung representative has teen high.y
eTc.iitable - himself a. vel as pleasing
& the republicans Il tho First City. aud
h xrIe- pfunlise II failure prominence
Ia state politics. | an essentially fsvor-
allie d the pushing forward II young
men q capacity AMI level beaded yiess
AZ public matters. ant | aa sure the De
trots republicans p1.i,ic uo fdistaNe a hen
they s~ls-r tel tharier l. Bcn0lt. Jr. for
III honorable and important position
WhIch BE adoFns. We shall hear more
fGou him hereafter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

faithful services, receiving l.s7l votes to
l.6i5 for Daniel Sullivan ,democrat) and
lss for Peter Doll ,prohib.,. lie was
one of the origina! promotersof the direct
duced the unit system in the public
schools for the upper peninsula. passed
in 1891. Michigan has many German
American citizens whom she highly
honors. but none more than the Hon.
George Wagner. Representative Wagner
was chairman ~ the caucus at which
the present officers 1T the house were
chosen. and al the convention at which
Senator Stockbridge was nominated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Representative IN the Michigan Iscg-
t~lature.

t-iasurc.
Was born in Douglas county. Illinois in
1870. The Lyon family removed IN the
copper district when Frank Vas years
old. and his first acquaintance with the
pesisgoguc's birch was made in q Far
northern district acho-ol. iiis business
career began ~ clerk in hardware store
in 1910. and four years later he formed a
partnership. and carried on succs'ssful
business until lSp. when he bought the
interest - his partner. In 1882 Mr..
Lyon was married To- Miss Jennie Van
Orsien ~ Albany. New York. During
issi he aidesi materially in organizing
the Calumet light guard. and was an
active officer therein until lsss. when be
vac elected major - the Third regiment
Michigan state troops. The next YEAR
he wae elected lieutenant COLONEL - the
Third regiment When the siste trssyJ.~
were increased in lsts2 he Was unani
mousiy choeen colonel - the Fifth infan-
try. he served on the governor staff dur
ing the worlds fair siedication Colonel
Lyons interest in military matters has
been unfagging. and many - the I'm
psnvemenss and reforms in military mat
tiers have teen suggested by him. Ia
ls2 he vac nominated for the lower
hou-e in the republican rep'ese ts'ive
convention held at Calumet and i've elee
ton followed ss natural consequence
~ his great J~sr~osel popularity
Representative Lyon - proving q valua-
bic member q the hous-. and lakes .st-a
cisi interest in all iegisls'ion having ref
-renc~ 70 the welfare q Michlgsb =
famous militia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

leci a this sk-trh sas ~ years q sge
s~~ffling ln >e<snRes fhisstss- :. ..sis sse
saa remained eleven sessss hupug ii,af.
erts ~Axags.d N srsnlag ass AosAszi ts~
wears IN IeloFsde. xhs-e hr had Charge
"a . large nsiEls- Al ths fesaues a -
Rrsghisng. Nj Roberts returned ~ irs
Nenousiaee range and tsssk ehArcv a
several large mlsscs 81 t'estzi Fails.
where he has reH4iaea sisy0n sosss.
Nj. k.ll-cris ss a natural ies1sss
~ nlea. aud has always had .
strong foliosi u polsslcslis. be held
the Office ~ sur@-rsi~a tsa ya@rs.
sna discharged the eesses ~ The pea
tson ~ satisfactorily that Last faf hss
republican friesds induced hisa a. take
the nomination ~ candidate Cos rep.
rcsrEtstis-. Mr.. Rsaer,s resolves Tho
nomination IN tk~ fret t~lict aud wss
ei~ctssi ~ the p~stioa BY 500 plurality
in democrat district. Such n recssa
shows the osteem In which this sturdy
Anglo American ia held Where lie 10
best known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

lIrprc~cni alive from the Iir~s Di~trsui
Of WAYNE.

Was horn in Halsteln. Germany. in is43
lie landed in Quebsc. Canada. July -.
1879. and three years later ca.i h's bot
with ths great American republic, set
ting in Vermont. Soon after arriving
here Mr.. Sch-ilberg became ~ much IN
terested In the little discussion wid
sticks" at that time in progrc~s between
the north and south that he enlisies: IA
the Tenth Vermont volunteers and
served HE adopted coustry a. a brave
soldier. In ls,i he was married ~
Montpelier o. an American CARL. and a
year later brought has vife Ia Detroit Ia
1873 he removed 10 Alabama. where he
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

practice ~ ne Iss re Soon s,saiasi .
hlgh position ~ the bar. AMI male q
sisie r,.rutaticn 'or himself ~ stunning
in me -'spseuss court an important suit
"a which the r.i,is =.,epls,l nverr kelninr
" against him. having fer an opponent;
the attorney xeo-rsi - the state hy his
victory saving h,s couatF The tidy Nm
~ sysnsa Mr. surtsn 49, sss,t.d
pyosrruting attorney q Midland county
n iss2 AMI l,-t He administration e
the ssslrs = the cfii''s MS msrsei by
.sson0rny and -ac,,ess The p..ple we're
q, vel satisfied With ~. course tl,at IN
Les thsY eis,,tssi him probate iussx. by
a -ul@fsr.iRi ulslurJfy Mas al.p
civ asscrnev ~ Mhllarl sron, az d,
i.ii is~in-iv~ Ru~ine-. svsfen, and
rl,Ecisl fairaess has usrsssl his course
in tat eiti,se. The hs~oSs sui rts.sr,is
have been nut nf1 an svcsiient con
a sinn. Inaxe fs.irf.sa = pubii..
susrif..d rnAn and fully identified sifh
the ne,sia q his ceuBsY and IL
.-sc+ Br t.as.1n 2 the rs.os4i
abe 50 'he-e important aihfrss
Jurre t.,rAn esz elected - .he lsR
i-iafilre sat Tail r-csiving a pIslrsatg
~ -, running 20. NJ 49, ahead ~ III.
ticket ~. - A republican tad hsa nesrl
chairman n tne republican cossnry
s.srs4niftr. for ia years His egsi
s.nwiesie, a,sa shifty .g,i ~ his appoint
meat - eksirnlar "a fhe mat ira
rrfaat cuinassfffs q the htsps' sh.
= snm.ftre ca ihalcisrF ard I've -
,.lushl- ssirisss On az questions, ~
voom the committee is-oss fsr guidance
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

City. There he was nominal, III for rep
re-entative and elected by majority %
SO over the candidate on the cou bincd
DEMOCRAT and populist ticket. Repre-
sentative Coyell is an attorney 81 promi
nence throughout northern Michigan.
and has tried many cases ~ Importance.
While acting as prosecuting attorney al
Benz.e county he prosecuted Charles
7. Wright the wealthy lumbermar low
serving a life sentence for murder an
officer. The case was contested Sss,erly,
and money and influence brought to
bear 10 save the criminal from the pun
ishment IL his crime. but Mr.. Coveil
conducted the case So ably that right
trlumphed. and the felon is now under
going a deserved punishment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

eating IN Menou1,nec. Michigan. bic
present home Dr. Hieks has is-~n
county ,hysucisn fos Tho isss fer years,
is meBt,er and secretary ~ the hoard
- pension examiners: " an srtise nsesl-
her ~ the Americas Medical association
and ~ the American irferpstsocsf
Health association: alderman - hs@ city
sit Years. and was eser'ssi in n. Ty,>itson
M the state legislature by a large ma
Jority over his drBa~rst opponent AZ
a faithful public oHscsr, "a capable
ph,siciso ausi as an hcDorssis rnsn. Or.
Hicks "a ,r,e = the sorsrs~t q. the many
good csfizens that the lpcsnssion ~
Canada has sent ,obuisi ur and deselop
the great regasisc
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Representative in the Michigan irs,s-
tAtur~.


Wa. born ia Dande-. Monroe county,
tbs STATE. October III. I,oo. His early
education sas gained In the common
s;heols end oousplcted by year at the
state university ia Am Arbor. HE tastes
running In the direction IL the Law young
losei entered the Lao Office 81 Seth {.
Randall. 1T Dundee. and IA 1881 Vas al
nitt.d Ia the bar. May II. isSo, Mr..
t'oveii vac united in marriage 10 an es-
timabie young lady II corunGa, Miss
Allie j Kyle. aud the union has been
tieseed with Que child. nox q years old
In the fail of 1851 the family removed ID
brnzl. county, and a year later Nr.
Cosell xss elected prosecuting attorney,
his eourss IN Office being such as to ~
cure his 70 election in xG. Desiring a
larger tieli for the practice Of has pro-
fsseion. Mr.. Cosell sesixr ed az prescott.
irg attorney and removed u Traverse
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

10 matters ~ constitutional la~ HE
h.,~,i Is s4ssss lesei Il / a.ay quote .
ssmeshst frayed expression aud his
f-ilos members have the meet sonlplets
esnfldrsee IA his Judgment tie repre-
-snss the eouasies II Midland. Glatsin
and Arenas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
THE HON. EDGAR :. wAGAR.
Member Of the Michigan House Of
REPRESENTATIVES,.

Was born Augus 30.ls5o. in Constantine.
st Joseph county. Mich. lie remained
on the farm where he was born until II
years ~ age. meanwhile securing a com
mon school education. which was supple
mented in high school. Young Wagar's
business career began IA clerk in Cedar
Springs store. In 1878 he removed Ia
Gilmore and opened hardware
store. In 1851 he eold out the store and
engaged in numbering. forming part
nership under the title of Wagar 4
Pfeif'er. The firm erected o saw mill
and made large Investments in lands
and stumpage. ~ present their outfit
is principally shingles. Mr.. Wsgar il
one II the most prominent business men
Vt his scction. and stands high personal
ly. lie has held "a number 81 minor a.
iices. and always discharged his trusts
faithfully and we'll. He was nominated
by acclamatien AZ the last republican
representative convention held i'm the
first district 81 Monicalm county. and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
rHE HoN. ORAMEL n. FULLER.
Member of the Michigan HOUSE OF
REPRESENTATIVES,.

Was horn IN Jersey City. New Jersey.
January -, 49,. snd removed IT, Michi
gan IN lsa ,fter attending school
i've wears in Lansing. Mr. Fuller located
10 Nuskrgon. where b. took up the
business = inspecting humber which he
has followed with marked success since
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

nasae rccssFd q seseny Eve
pounds ~ cosnb honey pr eo2ony.
sprang oSunt f.f eight oonseca
tive ,earS4 tits supply business nog &c
Copying mocl ~ 10 time. be hAs rc
ducvi aix i.esu IA ltD eoioaiss ise hAs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18
rhE HON. Locus L. CHURCH.
Representative From the second Dis
trsct OF Monfcains.

10 one 81 the bright boys torn in Kent
eouaty. having first opened his eyes on
the surprising things to bo seen in this
mundane sphere az Ala. April - lsit
It's parents removed % Illinois when
the boy vas eight years ~ age. Two
years alter hs~ mother. having become
widow IN the isterim, returned "a Mich
igsE~ Young Church's education was
gained in district school and even this
~a. cut short by the future legislators
enlistment IN thsTwensy- first Michigan
infantry. This went occurred during
the second year II tho var and the boy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Memtses or the Mschissa Hosse e
Representative
Was hcrn la Detroit June ~. isll. Ia
lsis bis family removed 10 The urPes
peninsels. making their home la Ga
tonxgon county. In ISIS. i~ss and fe7o
Mr. Jones was snpenisa II Lis town
ship, and year later moved Ia Mar
queii. county. Prom 1913 Ia 1918 he sss
marshal u the cit, - ishpeming. aud has
been IN the employ IL the American
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

was gained in the public schools 81 that
city. and when ID years ~ age he took
mp the coopers trade occupation
that he has followed IA boy. man and
master until the present time. The nrm
of Hart Brothers. manufacturers 81 bar
rcls. tubs etc. occupies high position
in Battle Creek manufacturing circles
Representative Hart has served, four
years as a member IL the Battle Creek
common council. and Ia the magnificent
record ne made there is due his nomina-
ton and election Ia his present honora-
BILE position. In the convention Mr..
Hart received ~ out % 80. and vas
elected by 81 votes over I'D Austin. who
ran on combined democrat and populisi
ticket Representative Harris record in
the house has been that 81 level
headed and patriotic legsslstos. and HE
constituents have no cause 10 regret his
election. lie il credit to his party ~
well ~ g. his state. and the Irish Amer
can citizens ~ Michigan may we'll be
proud of such . representative 81 their
race.
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HON. JOHN FULLERTON HICKS.
Representative In the Legislature of
Michigan.

Was horn in Kent county. Ontario. May
"a. 1895. and received his education at
the university. graduating from the
medical department in ls'sh. Df. Hicks
practiced his profession In Canada until
1873. when h. crossed the border. 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Representative IN the Legislature az
Mk-hsasn.

Wss born IN TIE to~n q I~iehtou.
county - Bedford f.nslana f,rty-ssx
years ago snd came ~ ArFsf,cz n IN rs.
parent. IN the fsh a i-5l NJ Hilton
hss resifissf ~ Frerncnt Michigan ssncp
is7e B.e 90 ned add managed al one
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served two years as president ~ the
Michigan State Bee Keepers assDcla-
ton. and IL now serving his thiri year as
secretary Il the same. Ill. organized
the Fremont Progressive Bee Keepers
association. and was It's president until
he organized the Ne~sygoCountsf Farm
ems and lee k-cp-rs' association, which
absorbed the former els now serving
his seventh consecutive year - secre
tary and treasurer AZ the latter. He
has been appointed by the board -
worlds fair managers for Michigan a
member II the special committe~ on
apiarlan products. He has invented u
chat hive and 7 super that hears his
name. which Is ali the royalty he asks.
At home he has served two years AZ VII
lagc councilman; II treasurer of the re-
publican leagne: IL member ami trus
tee 81 the First congregational church:
has been superintendent ~ the Sunday
school FOR upwards 81 four years. and Ii
now village treasurer and representative
from Newaygo county and special con
missioner on legislation in the interests
IL Bookkeeping. Mr. Hilton occupies \
high position in the esieem ~ his neigh
bors and friends. and WAS elected 10 the
legislature 10y majority of As.
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Wsg.r ws~ married In $50 u Mis-.
Mary l. ife1fsr. and 10 the father ~ two
children He i. l.etabere 81 the Masonic
fraternity. and Glands hish With TIE
frsters
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continued brave soldier ~ the repuh-
he until the close 20 the war. \ farmer
b. birth and early training Mr.. Church
settled on 4 farm IN Montcalm county
az the CESSATION 20 h.stilities. where he
still resi,les tscpFe,se ntatiye Church
has always stnod in he high estimation
81 hl. nfigh1ors ana RAINY l"cal offices
have teen forced upon higl often against
rs NlI- tie hss been Justice al the
peace twelve YEARS highway commits
-loueT one YEAR treasurer TAO years ani
supervisor eleven Years. The faithful
manner m which he discharged The
duties . these Positions led his friends
o. elect him % The legislature 81 81
ard IN November last Re was triumph
aa'ly - elected BY vote of l.sLj 20
I 80 Pr TIE democrat can-iitaie AMI 4.
for ~ prohlbltl"uist. Kent county -
proa.d - the psilt.cai success which has
attended her former citizen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

Nerpt.~r 80 the House "f Representa-
gtNs-- from Midland District.

Va tern IN bayfield, Ontario June I.
l-1- lir Gordon graiustfd from the
& .a, university - Michigan IN lsso. and
s..ils,i Ia hislnnd the same year FOR the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

&c the Odd homestead in 0rutiot
county He Is one - the maet
prosperous fxraaers Ia the cuEaJy
n the lisn who farm with their brains
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offciatesi thre~ wears Ne ps~sm ssicr At
Germania Later he became y deputy
federal marshal. and In that capacity
served about lsD warrants on nsooi.-
sinners. lively n not exciting rsri n
sporf. an which TIE ofic.r cannot gucss
when be gocs out in the morning
whether he ~ill come home IN 30, cr
on horseback In iss5. M Schelitsrg
returned o. Detroit. where he carries ON
large real estate business The firm
name !. Schellbsse A Barns. and their
ioafion - No "a Monroe avenue. They
handle tao large plats. and their hssi-
ne~~ standing 10 a the highest. Repre-.
tentative Scheiit.esg slso occupies
high r~ithpn 10 -nrisl circles ~ ris
home. and y Al hoeors.d menbss - the
GAR
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Express company ten years In lss5 he
was elected mayor - the city - ish-
peming and served /, a. alderman dur.
ing lsO-is9l Mr. Jones hzs extensive
business interests ia the Far north. heing
a director in the ishp~ming Negaunee
Electric Railroad and Lag az company and
alsr q the Ishpeuling Gas and Electric
Light company. Representative Jones
also carries on Nh extensive wood and
coal business in Isbpcming and is che
II the substantial citizens q the city
iAn'iticall, he is a strong republican and
Was elected Ia the state legislature last
fall BY plurality Il nearly 500 over his
democrat opponent His course ia the
legislature has been marked by sound
common sense fairness and close atten-
ton To business. lie il ona - the most
valuable members ~ tho housr. and IL
Is Ia I've hoped that the upper peninsula
people will not soon retire him from 4
place where he can do much GO i
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-04-18

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nearly tGn over the candidate - the
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