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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

Ter tbs 'xrsas cid alsn he n 10
skifs,, soc kncx lo1 At1eflca,ss
sfsigbt call Is tfirks Hs = . Ffsai fAaA.
ileisn and fal.h4ai ssAl,.4t, liui Ht@f
he doss iAcks sincerity iif = ooa
stkEfls st1kinr a. atfsaoe hlpiEpH -
the ose ~ fke4tricsi rfecls liz hopas
rssse biil can never I,sss Il Hl4l tS Dc.
fesict ~ msn.tels Il his esb ia1Ii5.
hall q sho,D are ess la fksof - a. The
rece1f ssecflal< Ia shirtl tsiallSftsDiAn
nen have srlnnfAea- haze liffls slEn4e.
ence. Nf. Sisdsfone has otf plan q
precc~isIre from hlrk hs ncser wares.
That - esfe1slon - tAs ffanft -.
Nhenesrl lie party l. IA cusssiianniar
MAJORITY. Mr.. fs.s1ktane creates <~1zse
a.. sshems 80 extend tho fisnchlss and
take "a sGo0sh unriucsssd solre 81 hep
oaf niz cause This may t< ead lk,ii
sscs foF TIE party 81 Toser. fnt Il Il nuf
for the sest lnt<reris - tie sosernncnf.
.soasafinses tie mo~i harmless isftse
ness, .lsr itea ussy ~ da4alirf than q
tos risisl.~ aid tIaysiins man ~ Tho
Morton iasf night. 4 ssut down -
Wichita, Kansas. a. hls On Contrast
ia furnishing sos1e nlschine1 sa the
Soldiegs' home got TAP CO IT, nat
ter. snd lad a. idea that wooid be the
orls bidder. ] expected % F,s Fat
thing Nhen | struck town 1 n.es
newspaper man whom l knex. lie
asked nte what ! Was Doing down there.
and rAid nothing IN particular. Ihe
nest nacsnlng tie blame paper canle cat
With little pefsonsl saying ! sls IA
the city presumably 81 bad "a That co.,
tract. That night two more 1.tn struck
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

Ii isn't often that a lynehing can be
turned into a comedy OF a ridiculous
farce. but the one az Jellieo. Tenn.
Saturday night bears striking ressmb-
lances to both. II the press dispatches
are 70 be relied upon. la the first place
il was "a very tame affair. Joe Payne.
a negro. confessed that he had assaulted
Miss Fannie Cecil and and the mob de
cidea that he must pay the penalty.
They simply swung him from tree. and
the rope was depended upon To do the
rest. There is nothing exciting about
this 20 Tennessee man. IL they had
flayed Payne alive and burned score
II holes in his quivering flesh. there
might have been some interest taken in
the affair; but common lynching il a
bore since the Smith episode at Paris.
After the rather uninteresting soiree had
been attended 10. the mob scattered
about town to take drink and other
wise amuse itself. The social function
was completed next morning. Miss
Cecil. the victim. sent word that she
would take pleasure in cutting down
Paync's BODY That was an act OF
social condescension rarely witnessed in
girl. she smiled as she cut the rope
and the act was greeted with cheers
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
HIT AND MISS eRsvT,es.

1t was a particularly heartless man
who suggested that the present frigid at
mosphere was only reflection IL the
chill which the selection Of Gresham as
secretary Of state has caused to per
wade the democratic party.--New York
Press.
The now election law Of Alabama
takes the suffrage away from most OF
the colored voters Of tho state. and IL
serves them right for having helped to
elect democratic governor last year
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
We allow pensions 10 two widows OF
our presidents. Mrs. Garfield and Mrs.
Grant. but while LiliuolSalani is 10 re-
ceive 10000. Mrs. Garfield and Mrs.
Grant receive only s5.0O0.-LouisvilIe
Courier Journal.
The Kansas racket viii be likely 10
open the eyes ~ the people and to cause
reaction in the popular mind. which
will make short work 81 this revolution.
AIRY political crganization.-P Philadelphia
Telegraph.
Cholera has started in for the eeason
in Europe with considerable viror. and
still there secms little activity among the
sanitary forces Of the great American
cities.--Cleveland Press.
There are two editors in the Cleveland
cabinet: bu; Mr.. Cleveland was not look.
ing for great editors. or he could not
have missed Col. Henry Watterson. st.
Louis Republic.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

& interest hass hesa eompleseas the
tssFeixn exchanges silov an es-lnr ter.
.2eney: there II an sbstement n the de
asas.d faf gold frr sspoTti AMI with the
zloss -sttlsd political fssl1ng "a Paris,
rks Back q Ffa1ce mas BIC expected u
s,on islsx - sxtfsorsiinar3 Purchases
< g>.l.t Ani. u.oEeosef. - have now
reached N. ses-sa xhsn the gold bel
snes Il the treasury siulort Invariably
begas - gaia for ~sfies q nenths.
JnAiex these circumstances, there l. re-.
sca 20 hops that TIE anezsiness
caused - the condition u the treasury
zill heecefof@afd sbsts AID generally
more hopeful conditions prevail. Should
this tszsn act CONS - quickly as might
- desired. il seesns reasonable Z; as
sumo that SINE further moderate n
changes between the hanks and the
treasury Of gold for legsl tender notes
would probably be foaad - be al that
10 REQUIRED - bridge over the interval
bstsean the present aud the eonplets
return II confidence.
These disturbing Influences are hav-
Ing their natural effect 1poa securities
and especially on stocks Slaee the
failure Of both the senate and the
house 10 suspend the purchases II ell
yer. the effect % Wall street has been
very manifest, and al London also lees
interest has been apparent in American
shares. the demand having conferred
upon bonds made expressly payable IL
gold IL seems out Of the question Il
expect any sound recovery u confidence
on the stock market until il has become
certain that the government viii cease
It's purchases Il silver al comparative
u early day. Without that. there car
be cnly distrest; and the more uneer
tainty on that point increases, The raofs
disfrust wlll grow.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
RUFUS nArcn's FUNERAL


Nav NosK. Feb. - Funeral services
ever the body a Rufus Hatch we're held
today AZ rs late home al Spnyfen Duyrel.
y. \ Friends n the dead finsncler
y ho knew him when he was a power in
Wall street. attended the services The
Rev. Df. jacob shipnan. rector -
Christ church. Seysni - second street
and the Boulevard. assisted lss the Rev.
George Natrass Of hingsnr.dge. con.
Quoted the services acknowledged % the
protestant episcopal ritual. The floral
offerings were man, and beautiful
The honorary pail bearers were:
William r. Shirley. DR.. Henry ID. >ics,.l.
jenning 5. Cox. Col. lobe \. cuckrell,
Charles L. Cook Ashley W. Cole. Lewis
L, johnson and Adoiphns ID Pope.
Among those who were present al the
funeral We're the deccasesl's sister. Mrs
John A. brown ~ New Hampshire, his
niece. Mrs. George Morrison ~ Wash.
ington. ID c.. and his brother. Albert h.
Hatch. The interment took place tAis
afternoon in Woodlawn cemetery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
WILL Be A LESSON
Ne" Yors Press Club Far Wi
Teach Much
IMPROVEMENT IN PRINTING
Presses and Papers ct Two Hundred
Years AZ. and Of fssiss--A
Gigantic scheme.

Nx~ Yokk. Feb. - The oihcers az
he Press club today gave a press view
~ the interior a the Grand Central
palace where the great Press club fair
aad bazaar is g. be held during the
nonth IL May The rev building.
which is naxt 20 the Grand Central
depot is said 10 be the Iargeet exhibition
hall outside 81 the Chicago fair grounds
Over two hundred thousand square feet
q exhibition surface is 10 toe occupied
by TIE Press club fair. the object II
which is 20 comflste the fund for the
erection u new Press club hnilnirg.
The fair is designed 10 he the largest
exhibit OF It's kind in the United States.
AT TIE luncheon given this afternoon,
when the plans for the fair were un-
folded. speeches were made 10y President
Keller ~ the Press club. Nurat Hal.
stead. Col. John 4 Ccekreil aud other
prominent newspaper men.
The Tspotbetae which is row prepar
log % celebrate the two huudreth an
aiyersary II the setting up II The first
driutsng press by William Bradford. in
this city. Is expected 10 cooperate with
the Press club In the great exhibition.
The eldest presses will be shown IN
actual ops ration alongside ~ the levia-
than machines which print the great
daily newspaper. The great presses will
be running night and day during the
open hours IL the fair and daily news
paper. whose stan will include the lead
ing newspaper workers Of the metropo-
las viii he published in the building
during the month
Some Big Exhibits.
In the composing room series 81
contests Of type setting 10y hand will
engage the efforts Of the fastest news
paper compositions in the metropolitan
district. and the prizes to be offered Will
probably attract rapid craftsmen from
all sections of the country.
On the two floors Immediately above
the ground. covering over $1,000 square
feet. will be conducted the conventional
features Of ladies' fair. with many
features of novel kind besides. Over
so ladies have volunteered their ser
Vi ,es for this department. Many social
and fraternal organizations have already
offered corporation TO the fair man
ayers in the matter of establishing
booths in the two floors in question.
On the fourth. fifth and sixth floors.
whore there are 10000 square feet Of
exhibition surface. will be conducted an
industrial and trades bazaar by the
business men Of New York and the
vicinity. There is room for 500 exhibit
ors. Indeed. the object Of the Press
club fair managers is to offer 10 the
business men of New York and vicinity
the opportunities which may have been
denied them at Chicago.
Arrangements will be- perfected FOR
caring for one-half million visitors
during the progress of the Press club
fair. Easy connection with outgoing
and incoming trains on the New York
Central and New York Il New Haven
roads is also to be effected, and a series
~ excursions from nearby towns on all
the railroads leading into New York il
contemplated.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

IT Il authoritiyely announced that no
executive session ~ the senate will be
held this week. The closing DAYS % the
congress viii be devoted TO finishing the
work on the measures n pressing neces-
sity. chiefly appropriation bills. The
presidents appointments viii all be
passed over to the next congress unless
special order shall be moved and
adopted. IL IL therefore slmost fore
gone conclusion that Mr. Hanchett will
not be continued The loss ~ this
iudgeship viii fall heavily on certain
Michigan republicans
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27


III has b~en lusi tEsss, tss soars
RAPIDS. said J Is stocking Il LA
Claire Wis n Sweets i~<i even.
ins Mr.. Ssecklns u ron a
ID. I. Sticking and nephew q tie YET
eraA.e blili0s Stocking = 30 h stll :
resident q the street thai tSsrs his
nsne. Fer The fasf tseniy me- seefs
hs has teen Connected ssth the k@n
Claire Free Press. harms teen edltes
An1 pEoprletoE during the later stsfs II
hss oonnertion With the rspeF. he has
Dew st'2ndnned nessp4sHt making -
engage IA the lumber business. i wAz
on'y boy When l EFF hire" ooltin.tsf
Af Stocking ~sno ] have ncs teen
back 10 the city sihos, until nov. The
changes have b-~n marvellous Prem =
village - Goo inhabitants Grand
Rapids has grown 70 ely u its3soo.
Speaking - Nlsssnrsin palifics, Mr.
Sticking said: -Mhlie the democrats
are IN power. Yet their coEtrol ls oals
Temporary. IN the next election tbs
republicans a IN unqaeetionatls triumph.
Had II not been Tor the lsroehlAi rs.h.'ssl
trouble the democrats would never have
gained confroi 81 the stale government
IN the first place. Governor Peck i
little more than political ffseA. Tie
school question has been settled pniiti.
caliy, for ali time IS come. aud Val
never again become a part 81 cam.
psign. Tho Law Was repealed shortly
after the new administration went into
power tao years AGO
''iioke Smiths appointment and Red
wines defalcation have torn Atlantis al
mp. said J.W. Heaton. furniture buyer
from that city. in Sweets yesterday. Il
can; remember hen Atlanta has been
more excited than IL has over Redx in. .
crookednes< and the banks closing lie
doors kedwine was regarded as gilt
edged. He was not known % have
speculafed. lie Vac apparently as
honest and as Trustworthy as any man
YOU will find. Everybody had implicit
confidence in him ard he Was never sls
pected q any crooked dealing until TIE
blow came IL Is claimed tia. he 80
cured about $4,000 81 the depositoss
good money: hut since be vas caught he
denies that his lefaleations viii rsach
anywhere pear that sum. Although the
bank has closed us doors. yet il Is
abundaniiy able 90 pay every dollar O.
it's obligations. Being a national hank
the president thought II would he d
letter business policy To turn every
thing over so a nationa. bank examines
and let him make thorough irveSfigs
iion II the accounts. After that IL aons
the bank will probably throw open IL.
doors and resume business"
George Sharp. a wealthy and typical
Englishman. ls guest in the New
Livingston. He and his brother ogr
20.tsc acres az Missouri hard wood and
Mr.. Sharp is IN America boxing aftsl
the timber and making arrangements I,
clear the land for farming purposes
There seems a. be q good deal Il en-
thusasm IN America over Mr. Glad
stone and his home rule policy" salf
Mr.. Sharp last night. but I confess
don't share ia the general admiration
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

AMONG other names mentioned for the
democrat nomination for mayor this
spring is that CT Alderman Turner OF the
Ninth ward. Mr.. Turner is one of the
most intelligent members Of the council.
an able lawyer and an sstute politician.
He Is also scholar of ripe attaintments.
having probably more comprehensive
knowledge Of Shakcspeare's works than
any other person in the city. IL nomi-
mated be viii elevate the coming cam
paign into a high toned struggle for the
mastery. OF course he will be beaten.
but it viii be pleasure 10 defeat one of
the strongest men IN the ranks Of local
democracy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

HoSE SNfrI1. the new secretary n the
interior. Is not one whit more friendly II
our system q pensions than kiIgore of
Texas and Enloe II Tennessee. RE has
fhrestened 10 revise he pension list 10
weed out frauds There is danger that
be will class every man that were tho
blue ia that category. One ~ the
greatest caiauiiiies that can hofali this
country vii ba an inslscriminste on.
sisught uron the pension rolls by thoec
whosc affections and sympathise are all
Nth the Lost Gauss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
ALLEGED TO &c FUNNY.

VISITOR have here a poem. on Tho
Beautiful
Editor Nv dear sir. We have 10000
poems on The Beautiful Snow" on
hand. ann We don't want any more.
Then perhaps. sis. YOU viii allow me-
"a continue. My poem is on The Beaa
ti,ul Mud
We'll take that. young man. "-Tcxa,
sif'ings.
Host IA triiie nervous about the effect
- sis guests wooden Log upon the p0l
ishci Aoorl Hadaf you better come on
the rux. MAJOR. You might clip out
'here. ny boy
The Major Oh. don't he afsaid. my
lay. There j. ~ danger. I have !,
nail IN the 'ena - H. Ntx York
i.esigsr
What DO you think j. The fes, va
fes tseerxc . ieara - drsr askesl
msteffamiaas
Vel SAIL George's brutal fashfr a.
he pitched ~eetl inte The cuspsdos.
he might be1in or one = these cigars
sou bought for me. fossan Cammer.
eial bpisstia.
judge 80 msn up fw havsng Eve
rites liow ceul3 Yep - 81 hardened
q eilaas
The fip,lty One fleaso. fouf haoss.
] xss oniy tssirz = zet = xe-i enc
Iife
Hfe Ray Waeld genf hustsnd ieave
ynn sefs uufa i 81 eefe - asey
Ms fiay NJ sa,.cA resfs thar 500.
ilt iesse> es sis ei~afs set Z tie see (
~ e e. ften Iefss
hsrets 'leFlse aside nftefl ia like
- - s. fef - tig-f na,i
SIZE fiafhf Shy t.sfif ftfrte
t'4ase r fFae himself fagf lsssief :
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
TO EyANCELIzE FRANCE.
Fifty Thousand Dollars Needed 90
Carry On the Work.

New YORK. Feb. a6..-The evangelical.
ton Of France Was the theme discussed
al meeting held this afternoon in the
Fifth avenue presbyterian church.
With DIR. Hall in the pulpit were r
Nccker. vice president q the Evangelical
society 81 Geneva. and the Rev. f. j.
Dupuy, pastor Of the reformed church
az Paris. The sum Of $4,000 is needed
by the four evangelical societies OF
Europe now carrying on evangelical
work among the French catholics, and
this sum the societies hope 10 raise
among the professionals in America.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

president xla aelsgase the matter q
minor appolripeuss % hsspfisste secre,
tsry. he says TIE saaoyanee ef TIE pFe~f-
deaf ossr passnlasiess and itoaase4 aen.
tai eftess > almost iasuderat'ie. Mat
i the matter with e.rctiag I.'stnsstess.
Tie eslls y tne spolls sfsten would te
yers largely removed II the patrons u
psst ofiecs wefe permitted = elect their
own stssap ticker.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

Eos thirty .tso consecutive years the
republicans have held control = tie
United States senate. That coni7ol VII
end With The session. ~ be held - FRI
day. and FOR the FRS time since lssii the
democrats vii have full swing IN ali the
departments Of the government,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

Now Thai the non partisan comhiners
have taken second siew 81 the political
sitts on they are not 80 eonf.dent that
their 4a-parent scheme 70 catch re.
publican votes FOR democrat candidate
viii attract any considerable number.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

SrsAKKk TArEr,a predicts that this
session q the legislature will be shorter
than It's Immediate predecessor. Ii is
10 be hoped his prediction is moro re-
liable than Jerry Rnsk's forecast 81 the
weather.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27
DISAPPEARANCE or BLONDES.



Fair nsir BeconisR RArer Each Tear. hut
It IL . sarvivai of the Ftttqet-
Blonde women arc becoming scarcer
every year, says the American Hair
dresser. You have not lived long
enough 20 remark the fact. perhaps,
but women with blue eyes and light
hair are gradually, though surely, pass
ing away as type. In each successive
generation there are fewer ~ them
than in the last Already such thing
as real blonde. purely such. is 50 rare
ly seen in this country a. 10 excite re-
mark Golden tresses are 50 very fire.
quent that real ones ere usually sus-
pectcd Of being bleached- In short.
IL has become evident that before long
there will b no blonde women any
more
The Same thing Is true of men.
Among their sex light hair and blue
eyes are fast disappearing. You may
Judge how rapidly they are going when
you consider the fact that whenever .
brunette man nsarrics n blonde woman.
or vice versa, sixty-six per cent. of the
children born have dark hair and eyes.
At that rate not very many centuries
will be required 70 wipe out the blonde
type altogether. You wonder how this
matter has been determined with such
accuracy Simply by including such
statistical observation la the census Of
nations in Germany and France. where
the very school children IRE examined
and their characters recorded from an
meteorological standpoint obeerva-
tions made ina this way ~ - 10 cover
millions Of persons ~ both SEXES have
resulted In the discovery that the dark
people bring more children into the
world than 10 lighs people. Further
more. they have greater muscular vigor
and they live longer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

II - uow four days sincc The Grand
Rapids Deri'~cra' eitorially declared
that scretoF Bsrnar'i bed irffoiacs<l a
biii IN tho senate - pr9siSe for Third
cifcnf cruff Judge ~ thi~ d.stsiet The
statement was en4uslifesily faise. II
has neither made csrrcc;ion nor shown
arr psrr~-e - c.rrect re misleading
irnrss@icu h spread through tais
cansgd. II b. individual we're 70 DO
iikewise - enuid te taiis.l e,8,efhing
morp eosrhstbic fhou a prevaricator.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

TO-DAY the great six day
sale of high bred trotting horses
opens at Chicago.
This is the world renowned
Tattersalls Limited breeders sale
when animals bringing sums in
FIVE figures will be offered for
the competition OF eager buyers.
Only high class stock viii be
offered. inasmuoh as the entries
have been restricted TO animals
Of standard-b bred and developed
speed. .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

wHEs the democrat state convention
shall meet 10 nominate candidate Tor
Judge. il viii be cherred by the assur-
ance that he viii come as rear 10 beias
elected a. Dick Croker will come to
being appointed minister 10 England.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

VIENNA, Feb. 26.-The Noue Frei =
Presse says that the metropolitan
Michael has pronounced the divorce ~
ex King Milan and Natalie void. Acting
to this decision. the first marriage is still
valid. and hence a second marriage
which has been contemplated will not
be necessary
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

The wise mentors In conventional lit
erafure virtually tell you that child liz
cra,nr~ wants no rial chsldr~n IN IL,
that tho real chiid's example 81 defect
i've grammar and lack IT eAcx~ns de-
p,rtm~nt would furnish - In little
rstrician patrons suggestions very hurt
fni indeed ,o their higher morals. ten
dencs~s and ambitions Then aitiscaxh
the general pablo couldn't for the HE
Of /, 80 Why 81 how and naishs even be
reminded that N ~as feet sa~h ruvdv-
Inc child itself and that its father She
father ~ his cruntry--sTas Just srsrh .
child. that Abraham lincoln We inst
sach a lovahie. la~ lees chsld--ail this
Argument world avail not In the least.
since he elegant mind prrveyors Of child
lisersfare cannot possibly tolerate the
presence Of afiy hut the refined chill
aren--th~ very proper shildr~n--the
stesssnslv shtSnehtfai. poetic children
--anS ,l,e~- must - sepl ssfe from he
roatsuioeting teuoh q oar rough AMI
sua.bse litsle fellows "a 'hoider r-.v. =
wi,s fr,wss h<s6>. s,errirnes frss sa,rh-
ING s,ces .nd Nth seeh awful. "a fui
vn..avifies II asturslr.css and srfsnrs a
sssnpHscltg. suf fwsssn fsstA sna srass.
nna love = Iife sna tVef s1<s-sx fn IA
Al osber reai people are es*tin~ lnta
,i,erafar~ and ~fthout stsse ~~sl ehii.
1r~n alonr wiil fhtT nos .oan - ~~f-
tf.r if.n~eense. ss-o7-~Jsn,ex 1thfs<..--f,
fQcr IN Fn~rlrn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

PARIS. Feb. a6.-The government bill
prodosing the suspension II individual
legal actions by the Panama creditors
has been issued. The preamble Of the
bill remarks that unless the bill be
adopted the assets will be absorbed soon
and the resumption q work will be
hopeless.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

= - rsi,isnt that TIE Chicaao Mail
has rs heerrI thai eenrr~ss has decided
sAe vesifs fair serst te eicae.l q San
s.sf Is ha< ncf arly ksn+ that naooih's
SEES leerra ~rhe sestfs fair uass not
- st.sesi "a sunday ~ re top rsis,en
rast e - slfiie gafskvarh teiumn hIt
hes actually ipcseaesv. - isrzsh. aepsh
sal hsesd,a = p~err lftter Is r.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

TAuaASl will have the right Of the
civilian parade in Saturday demons,ra-
ton in honor Of Cleveland. II Was NEST
decidedly on the left order at the
demonstration in Chicago last June.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

GOVERNOR R,cH hangs on 10 the state
ell inspeciorship as though Re had no
ferr 81 lis slipping away before be has
settled on the proper man FOR the place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-02-27

LOUISVILLE. KY, Feb. 26.-The late
DR.. Noevin Green did not leave will.
His estote will be settled as the law pro-
vides in such cases. His widow has
qualified as administrative. II is re
ported that DIR. Green left fortune OF
$4,000.