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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

Ia making ap YOUR n.inc; that you
are tne most unfofl1oats ks&;son - TIE
scfia 20 slox ia beistt nG d.scsedit-
sf,ls a. .ngs ~ otners. aalsss :yoa h.ss
The s.4lk nseus fsoM lie ais'csi trust
worthy ana re aide sources Hate no-
q ~ snam y don't kISsv on mtfe
/" feErs1y" 81 others. lie fSlc 10 ioose
Mo sfe true - yoe. 10 f5t Try 10 AZ
Iufs those sbo may tfs 10 5n1ure foo.
s'nt slasply leave them sSone. AVOID
tnens, have uosA.ng ia coesiao0 ufia
taem; 4 ia distress help tAsn and tnus
rect year cass- Be nol oou0e-soagusd
tcub.sIalncea. bat o. tue ~ true
manhood snd womsnbooc. 10 nOs
say rlszssat thns. 10 tie face al =
person, then tnFn and fsy tne mesnest
tnings po->ft,.e. tsils = positsse degreda-
ton ard wofty nanfds-.
60 slow ~ gissn4 confidence tos new
mase frlenc. keep yoas oen council:
yes. watch even Year lNh words ksssl.
=. those 81 osh,rs. 10 not complain
II haa luck. Ter the " ria vi. believe
YOU uusackY. and the world has % use
Tor an unlQeky man or woman. Make
IS ls.ahy 1cguaiusancrs as you please,
h0t go siow "a adopting taeni ~
tIttt~rs All II YOU tai the 4t4i3D-c
aaa true. cling 20 thai one. GO slow
IA making ~ your mind. tnen acl
irom 4 prime pei II lustlee and Tgas-
30 SLOW N AL lhE inanigences ~ lie.
lnerc Will conaeIz day of reckoning
siih your body, Il yon aouss
L.. Il - tue honse IA vnsch
your power, your heart. mind
snd SOU. lave Therefore strength OF
lEdlvldus. cEAra liter ss necessary. For
the ioss OF character and health
neither riches nor fame Will compen'
sate- Go ssow ia acknowledging you
are wroug. bat II you once had YOU
are wrong hasten 10 make amends
Go SOW IA taking otiense. An angry
man ls never Gems bic. true nor sale
man. Accept these words " enc ~hc
knows 10y experience, and profit b,
them. 4. q. ;.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

bara, gave tAe grl. OF The hotel eens-
p''iaeat2iy s.e.rhFlde yesterday <ltsr-
nooa-
Norson-9n. c. saith. Detroits 4.
A. hsskenef. 6E2aa haven; a. X. Is
mno, beffo.i; p + Hal. i-sa.ags Ars.
A. /. 1ehvaaoa. >aelte; Thomas A..
PARISH. 0fan2 HAsea.
>2est's-E. 4 Konaes. owossa: J. ".
SssiiiSat q, kai4n4 tao; J. ;. Line,
Nnte P.gecu. Feed s Mu5s Il. Stanton
+. KostnEsla. ". O. iias.t4gd. D..
tIcit.
Ss4x iiv ngktna ~. NJ. Fax. Qa.n-
eey, \ u. hoNlstt, Drsaa Hasrns
David MeLsoa, spara; h. l.. Dasson.
ka.asaxsos - ha.ioarns. Jran1
Haven, y u Iotsen. ksikaska.
k@al-E. 7. ssnzfora, Hart. IS. IL
AcAlEssty, Auskrsoa; 4. 1fiilen4en.
Alrs- (. ". Parker, ir4veTse city, a..
Boss. flaa o1e.
Esgie-K. 4. li&stangs. n. NJ Asher
ton, spAFgs. oeefge T. Steele, frsytrse
C4iy; Ars. A. Nstkias. heiaFe: r
Nona, Naaissee; ~. b. Williams. Cnar.
lotte.
arencor-Thomas NcGreEoF, Port
Huron: y. +. Bfown. Houehtpn. Jscos.
Jackson. White Clon:: r.. ". Joaason.
&c. johnson. Rockford; IL. 4. DsigAs.
tonrt.aad.
Bridgs Street House,. +. l.oilisier
iio~afc City; +. K. uoimes. Osos-o,
l. Lire. Coop fss.lie. ] T.. . ea.on.
Lake CITY; X. &. Latham. l. Roy; IL.
:. Power. Kent City.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

shsdSv Of . risht 10 oppose soco . Gen.
ssnim3ilon.-->ss loEk Aostft,stI.
The annexation 81 Hs~sn would ne
grave and poftenfons dtpafsofe
ifoai car nstionsl policy. snicn las
hitherto been adverse l. terr .or A. a<-
granaszenent nesona abe natussi illa.is
q q eonilnentAi gOpas4sc AQcAessrr
Herald
Tie government Of the United sfsfes
- fully competent - tssforcs wn3tsscr
roiscy & may determine %. .nd there
are many fekron< MY THAI p0lscy
shoaso enltfxce lie fls~kisn ssisnas
~ Ameisean isrsltoFy .--Nasainxloa
Post
i there awning lhsi ilaNsA hss 10
oi,sf unaef annexation tl.sl Ne csanot
get wheat tsrdenng oursslsss Win
TIE care 81 fe~ DEGRADED wretenes
unable or unwilling TO care for lhesn.
ssises'-sarookiyn tsHsen.
The qn.stoa presented q congress
~ the sfr.sai Of ine Hs~sA delsrsses
= net Quest ~ partisan t.o.ince. n
81 Conventional pelitics. b1i q a.tiank.
opportunity aud manifest ees.us -
New \ "a SUM-
The preference Of ma Jointly Of tie
thoagbtfgi people AZ the lnilsd Si.is,
souid &c GO have tie island. re,,,. n
Independents under acme form az come
rule. 4 thai lie poss.hie. View York
N0ric.
The thing absolutely certain for .hs
moment - mat 40 Europ-sn domtn.
ton over Hswaf. even 10 tie forta -
ioint pfotociofaie Viii 10 Permitted
New York Tines.
The opportunity now presented for
accomplishing Il = al exceptionally
favorable one. aud a = to lac nopea 10
obstacle VIA bt lounc Detroit rec
Press.
Unless II shail appear that anners-
ton ~ essential 10 the exclusion OF for-
s'gn domination on the islsnnr a i. not
70 be fsyored.-->prlngneid Aegublic aa.
Whatever else comes. We want no
Egyptian pr0tectofate business about
Hawsn. What We do. let us ~ opess.y.
Louisville Commercial.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

isaac Adams af eifoomlan. PerssA 10
q guest n tns Esgie Mr.. Adams - a.,
pErsent sindent II the Northwestern
urIiysrs and : pxeusriag 20 enter
the Inlserssfs of Chicago. He IL .
unx maa about % years old. VITA
straight slack DER. olive eomptexlon
AID .leeo brown syes. lis Eaggsi4 a
excsl.eat lfoas grammatical stand
peanf. tut HE accent Is peculiarly
marked. Tue story OF MS itv resds
IKE a Rage from TIE history OF TIE
CRUSADERS.
81 wAs born IN Orooni,zn AMI lived
taere 1n.il st.out three years ago." ne
said. "My father WAS fers'sa mrr-
ehsat; tu. he. ny uncle aud smother
man .rssb.ished 8 tfsding house IL a
email Russsaa town. They USED 20 maze
frequentpllgr images aud foftn.snd
tnelE passport WAS is>oed 20 AL tnree.
Une day my nnc.e received word
10 come home, aua went 10 tue su-
inorit e. Tor passport. IL MAS
l-anted. aud he iell immediately. In
few nsoGins my lEther aud BIS part
ner wisned 10 return. Sn1 they at
tempted To have Their passport re-
n. weo. The ostie.a.s saw ihat II Was
issued 10 tnfre persons, aHd demanded
To know wnat had lsfcope of my uncle.
They refused 10 accept any explains
ton and declared they bad 80 record
Of any passport issued 10 him. My
father aud MS psrfarr were lnmrcl.
asely exiled 10 Siberia for life on a
charge of murder. was we'll edu-
Gated. having heen taugnt the P~rslsn,
Chaidlac. syrlsc anu Arabic languages.
| had n snattrlnx OF Greek. Russian
and Turkish also. tut mad never bren
permitted TO attend the missionary
schools. ss my parents were no; christ
ians. read the old and new
tertaInents. ard one day | decided that
| wuu!i leave Persia. | didn't know
whore should 60, but decided to trust
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

Persons familiar with the rudiments
Of law Will not be deceived 10y the pre-
posterous statement that "the supreme
court mas ad Judicated" any question Of
tact esseutia. - the election of q con-
gresham from TINS district. The SUI
preme court has passed upon . CUES
ton Of Jaw only. Upon q statement Of
fact the court has decided rs matter
OF laT that the board of canvasssrs for
the county of Iona exceeded its au-
thority IN going behind the election re-
turns, hled with 1t at the recent
election, and that il had no right, for
any cause, 10 open the boxes and reject
ballots cast for any candidate. In
pursuance 10 this decision the court
has ordered the canvassing board to
reconvene and canvass the returns sc-
cording TO law. Whom this order shall
be obeyed the supreme court is without
further jurisdiction in the case. To
presume upon tue intelligence OF any
body so far a. 10 say that the
supreme court has "adjudicated" any
essential fact in the Belknsp- Richard
con contest lie 20 offer al insult TO the
integrity OF the court. No facts have
been "adjudlcated." A we'll known
principle of law has been enforced.
Had the supreme court passed upon q
question OF fact It would have usurped
the functions Of a coordinate branch
of the government. something noto-
rlously dangerous and unwsrrsntable.
u re than that, 1t would have an-
nouuced that the courts, and not the
people. shall hereafter EJECT the public
officers. IHE HERALD rciterates, AZ .
matter OF pubic information, that Mr..
Belknap will not be seated on MS certl-
neate OF election until he shall file a
notice % contest, and prove 10 the sat-
isfseton q a democratic house. by an
sctual recount Of the votes. that be
rscesved the highest number OF legal
votes Cas-. a. the last election. THIS IA
not = matter OK politics, calling
for partisan colorinx of =
questionable is-ge, hu, . matter
governed BY unYlelding precedent.
al y TIE law, AID tie newspaper
tast viii comfort ihe ruth into ridicu-
i8as outbnrs. 81 enthussa.t,c ignorance
q such plain case would be asbsmed
Of ITSELF we're i known by any other
name than Toe Grand Rapids Eagle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

ouainted, IL stated he went 10 Cali
fornia WITH Colonel Stevenson's regi-
ment of volunteers, thue making Us, IN
part, what We We're. and part OF which
We saw. Colonel Stevenson's regiment
was carried TO California by three
ehips-the .oochxs, Susan Drew and
Thomas 4. Perk;ns-three ships put
into the harbor Of Rio de Jansiro for
supplies. The writer was then serving
on board the frigsie Columbia, the flag
ship Ut the Brazilian squadron Column
b.a. Some OF the soldiers OF the regi-
ment had their wives aboard. To one
Of those soldiers and wife a daughter
was born. This child was brought
aboard our frigate and christened Mise
Alto California Harris. Al this cere-
mony the ship was CAV with bunting,
yards were manned. three cheers we're
given ana salute fired. Mr.. Lambert.
our chaplain Of the frigate. gave the
baby fine Bible, and either officers
gave many presents. Jcst Of this
time eQusd OF soldiers was
gwen liberty to go ashore. Like sol
dIers and sailors in a foreign port. they
got drunk and were put m jail. Just
here, too, was born TO the emperor OF
DThfAi anu WIG nj
OF the regiment went ashore TO get
Their release. Word was sent to oil the
men of war In the harbor, and they
were expected To fre salute TO the
Brazilian flag. Our commodore re-
fused 10 salute unless they would re-
lease the men IN prison. When the
officer failed to get tho men. Henry 4.
Wac, then minister to the court OF
Brazil, Was consulted: he advised our
commodore 10 send am officer from the
frsgste for the men IN prison. TINS
officer, Mr.. DAVIS, was sent. When he
vlssted the prison he went to the door
and requested TO see the men. "A the
door was opened he stepped forward
TO the opening and was suddenly
pushed IN, and the door locsed. Mr..
WISE At last got officer and men out.
but for Elk months sftcrward SIR. WISE
Was not received at the court OF brszi.
and he WAS relieved nv new minister
and we brought hin and bis family
home. SO YOU see, Mr.. Editor, how
the baby. the regiment. the doctor,
VINO. no doubt, was aboard our frigats
at the christening of the bstly, made
me think backward.
J. :. WoopwoRTH.
Grand Rapids, Mich. feb. 2.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

No man ever had more friends than
Blaine and no man ever old more ter
his friends than BlaiEe. while u ever .
man should have prayed TO he dtlls-
cred from his friends II wac james a..
Blsine--buifalo Express
no other man OF hls time wac 40 con-
spicuous a. ne, AID 10 other has left
more .ndelibie impress upon tie his-
tory Of tie now dying generation. lie
wss possessed of an sniLifiun that knew
no lsmit-NAsnington star.
The country hss known greater ard
purcr men IA It's public lie tnEn James
q. Blame, but noae who ENJOYED
fuller share "a popularity III wss al
American through and tEroUg h.--San
francesca Examiner.
In the history OF the republic there a
but one etner statesmaD--we refer. Of
course 10 Henry Clsy-who ever gained
and kept 60 strong hold az q 49, al
fecuons OF the people.-New YORK
sun.
With all his faults he wac inmeasnr-
ably superior ~ moot OF the otner
leaders OF the republican party sad n
advance OF his party IN oppO-lDg set-
tionAl measures. Dlspsica.
The most popular. the m Of piciur-
eeoue aud IA many respects the mpst
versa;.ie personality Of the great eporh
of history-maklng wnicn Began wsih
the civil war. -Denver Republican.
IL would lie a gross injustice 20 treat
Mr.. Blame purely as politician. or -
deny that he Possessed both some OF
the gifts and some on the aspirations II
the siatesman.-Sew York llmes.
The people will generally Recognize
that IN the death OF Blame they have
lost the best public man the republican
party ever gave them, Lincoln not sx-
cepted.-Ss. LOUIS Republic.
Ii would he Idle 10 pretend that
America u any poorer by the iuss Of
her great statesman. He lif~'s labor
will scarcely cave memory. London,
England, standard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

With a month returns A. hand the
advantage OF tie salary system over
the fee system N county Offices : as
cert2Irsole. Tue receipts IN the regis
ter Of deeds ofhce gave net protit TO
the county Of sts5. The expenses N
the county clerks office exceeded the
rscel pts by s21i0L Tue treasurer re-
turns a statement showing $40 = re-
ceipts and cxpeuses amounting 10
t3,5 So. The total oct expense ac-
eoant IN tue othces Of treasurer and
clerk = s'I5o.i6. Dscuctang the $40
saved 10 the registers office TIE L tai
net expense for these three Offices Is
SO. IL. Had the treasurer returned
DIS fees for tax histories this expense
total would have been reduced 10 a
considerable extent The average
total net expense 20 tho county under
the old system. FOR these three Offices,
wa shout 500 mouth, 20 that the
saving under the new system Il the
same relative receipts aud disbursc-
ments are maintained Will net aoout
$50 month Ths would be greatly
increased were al the officers to obey
both the letter aud spirit q the law.
Ia substituting the salary for the fee
systsm 4 vas dearly the iuten. OF the
lawmakers toL require that every fee
received for services performed by VIZ
tue Of tas respective Offices should be
turned over % TOO treasury. II this
were net the .nteut tncu the Jaw would
SIMPLY add 10 The salsry al pe-culstes
not specifically foroiddea. The snpe-.
vsors failed - perform a m.nsfssl
dn,y when they left any possible loop
hole for an EVASION OF the terms q tue
statute. Every dollar received BY aaY
one or all Of these county of-cers a
the performances OF duty or "a act o.
accommodation ~ virtue Of TIE al
ihority conferred ~ Law, or ~ reason
81 'pss'si privileges incident to their
occupancy II office. belongs to the
county.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

pfsc,ea. .toas. trade OF tia ,-ss.zso
"a. done. The total s.lae Of imports
Of leading srticlss II foreign nsfehan-
d Sc 70 Ns~ York VAS sss- .ocs.Sio. OF
AL other sruelss OF tors.gn ulsFenAn-
a.ss the imports Amonatsd 10 49,
eos. so. The total amount OF balslon
imported WAS SEQ ,654. go. OF WATCH
sss. 20. 007 MAS received at New fofk-
The amount OF exports OF ball.oa vas
SO. oss. AIS. New York exported s56.-
$50, al OF this amount The sxcess Of
exports over imports IN the United
states "a Sis. AT. showing toe bal.
ance OF trade for the year largely IN
our xAyor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
srAIE Press SENTIMENT.

President Hayes MAS wounded four
times duriag the css.i war and lad
three horses snot under him, vet he
never troubled the pension departments.
Many man who never suffered To tue
extent o. having ne horse nurt y draw
ing . com ortslIe income from The
government.-Detro Free Press.
The bicycle and the hoopsklrt are not
capsule OF sustaining friendly rela-
t.ons. IL the latter comes into siyle
the former must 20. il NAV not lie
lvng before the bicycle g.ri wi. be CON-
PEELED 10 choose between her vince. aud
her erlno!lne.-Bay Cty Tribune
Reports are out To the effect that the
new Columbian souvenir coins are be-
ING couatersciied. Perhaps the next
thing We hear VIII lie that the world :
for 10 being counterfeited. The man
VINO would do the latter should be
hung. -Scnoolcra.t Express.
Died. this week, unlainentsd and
without hope OF glorious resurrection.
the lop-sided grrrymanderlng Miner
Jaw. As with the sQuawtdck legisls-
ture which enacted II, may tie Ike
never be seen again.-MuskeRon Chroo-
icle.
A man in Buffalo bought . cigar.
went out on the street and IN i've min
utes shot himseif dead. The Buffalo
brands of cigars are dangerous 10 lrIfie
with.-Saginaw Courier Herald.
Mrs. Lesse having announced her
settlement from the populists, botn the
Did parties will continue 10 tremble
until she decides on which one abe vail
fin.-Detroit Tribune.
Insanity is increasing in New York
state. which may explain the heavy
democratic majority last fAll.--ksla-
mazoo Telegraph.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

sarfr.g-s Of sns people, snlie Carlson
nas 0een fed ca political pap through
sns kindness OF favored friends. Ben
Harrlson vas = republican before
eiaF2son ~as born. ard has never dew.
2ssd a hairs breadth IA Dis loyalty and
aevolion. Ia sllks Satan rebuk * sin
Tor Carlson TO lsapukn the lategrity
4 ne rspap. esnisrs-
That ne pressdeat las performed
grateful snd graceful public set. and
that Z = commended ~ tne people. 10
found IA TIE acton OF The republican
members OF the legislature Of ihis
state mo yesterday passed re.olu-
Ion e0mmendAt9ry OF he appointment
Of Judge Jafx-0n-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

frooshly 10 man n THIS coansry has
prayed 18th mere zeal taai an oDpor.
sguity might COME 20 Justify = snnx.ng
criticism Of zoe prss.Lsn, than Janss
;. Carson ~ Iowa. The opportunity
came Inursdsy BY me sDpo atmsnt Il
Judge JACK sou 60 fhs snpreme bench
Mr.. Ciarkson p red over shs n,siteg Ter
tso flaws ard sss rVht opsned -
visls Of aJ.zustor. poari8t forth a
deiu9e OF bitter vi'uperst.an faseiy
known 20 enarsle from : msa 80
widely kaowr. rs ssssolt uron TIE
prssdent = inssssd ~ pe-soaai no
tsvs. ~ rsveo<e Ter sise = gat pat upon
h.un uaen ha va ssset - step
sssd- - chair an 81 the assos
cemmitter auesv ~ sst can-
psrn 1hs e1ciu bgss eus
b. ins srtrt fset that nt cns
among the au t-s. 81 ether sfs arsr
49, estter f.rn ses Iss rsai ~
riafais a. scf ssr xa.ea sc semmoa
=, pc psse nass Nai .rase
ST. ttsf<soa As nes stfta 81 = =
strength rfs sas ~s-s~s ~ 3 w&atea
sts-e< II, e.sas ua.iss ~aee ne e.
.elis tse rfeFaent = ssotnrstrn "a
m,ldew-d. ne wl ersa re'frer a.
mlFston ruf esrn frQnctn.F y re
cholsgc fBe'sls. se'ee9 ta't ga F'sFt
rounz reDat sr- $40 49, Is ntef r. <
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

The venerable banker. Bisichroeder
of Berlin, hied himself Ia Dresden on
he seventisth birthday IA order TO &C.
cspesny denomination tast h!sfrlends
might arrange an his honor. But he
left 1000 check Tor toe deserving
poor OF Berlin.
James WhIicomb- Riley derives his
largest profits from England. The pub
lishers there have brought out eight
editions of hs poems aud pay him by
mere courtesy q larger reslty than he
gets at home, where be 10 protected by
copyright.
Dr. Roberts nsrthciov. the eminent
professor n Jefferson college. rAiis-
delphls. who became insane some two
years ago from hard study and over.
work. has recovered hs mental tai.
snce.
James A. Barley. thscircus manager.
began selling srpiss and pfarnis. then
hecsme the Owner If . SIDE SNOW. and
wsat on until he = Bov the foremost
man Ia his iine OF puil'e Amusement.
one Of toe reform measure. advo
Gated 0y '.OIo Itta Turaev." sc tbe
governor OF Tennessee = sfectionsteiy
called ~ BIS people. : the enlarge
r-cnt II the penitentsry.
A bronze statute ~ Barns 10 n be
erected m Dsnssr, Colo. for which "
Grant >fesens 81 Edinburgh as cent
over dee gns both for a standing and
seated figure.
light men elected governors ~ Mas.
sschBscffs since t,esres y. BoutNsii
reid inst pos ton have dta lie = =.
sciive sn3 vigorous - re eas twenty
yesls ago.
TIE 1eek vtrb Ssfsrson DAVIS use1
vten te wss neats-F cf 80 inf~d
ststes stnsts e - 10 fhe -snste chs ~.
i.sr. senator & ctfef q Nissoon pse,
s reH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

one q the interest," ng statistical re-
aoft. Of recent issue e b. Secretary
george wilson Of the Ssw York cham
her of commerce. on export. and I'M.
posis Of the tinted states for ne pas,
tscai rear. Toe rspors show tnst for
ia FRI. tine i. - story Ne. York;
f1re.1n ceeuasrcs has exceeded the
hlaqn sailar mark. Toe exact hgnrss
fa- toe pegf II New York are 81 .osi..
21as7s Tie fors.xa commerce Of the
lated sletes surinf ne same period
smoaote5. - Sz.siosti ESQ. ever tbs
rrscet agfTear there = "a Increase n
sae nsfea q sis sii. OF IN. "a.
erss.s 3. 81 ~ port Ct Ns-
YORK. Nta ere eycey 90. shss q
1881 e. = trss-e i tse lsrxess n T.
wears. Ihe raIar e saseefs. a. New
Nrr< vas 1u .II9 ii ,he Un.iea
Sstses. fsa- .e57 of exp1s.. SAL :
80 81 seai fFon Sew Yers. frurp
tae fased States sisr5 "a IA
or tse eet'rs tfass 81 $50 "a. SO
49, carried IA forexs sesss.s
TIE raise 81 tee o<ien IMPORTS a.
So 2 u.s.. szf.1si 3ess eostos.
80 ~. nd Tar. sis. esS, 6ss. Ia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

The az and literature committee had
casrze ot ths afternoons program yes-
ferasf TIE arss srtcif 80 . 81 70
- fafnanisi Hawthorne. thea
AouoE fe1psss Iit@fstpfe u Todss ("
fai N~i ~ sg .sioa ~ meuhsrs 81
tee csup ihs "a. followed tya re-
49, - IT, sesfIet letter, vhieh
e.t.sea me program.
he guess. sefe Nss Car. Eagle
troge. Mrs. lisv =, Battle Geek MFs
= pHtnRiou, &eep pr. Afs no.rdm-hs-
la4esa. Ma Hcastas. Nslk.r NJ
Nhesser. Toilette Nr.. Rr.sv~. az
tiys Ars. ho.f-ood, EsnosFa. All.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-05
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George W. Smith was arrested yea
terday afternoon ty Deputy sheriff
towans. on ., warrant sworn on, ny
Mrs. smith. Who cnsrgss her spouse
win maIcious injury TO property. In
t.so course of a family row some time
ago, smith broke IN a few doors To
show what be coald DO II mad. Soon
after he left town, bat returned yss-
tsrday, % be mel ~ deputy sheriff
sur marru4r