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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-04-08

Il always get reduced rates on the
railroads for my Indians. remarked the
travelling Snowman.
How do yon manage that
IL get them scalpcr's tickets, Puck.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

himself. and when Cornelius Wander
bilt humorouSly suggested that the
duke remain here and Chaaaeey go
back 20 spain. as nobody could tell the
difference. the idea was received with
playful Consideration. New ork could
never part with Chauneey NJ Depew.
How true Is the report that the duxe's
finances win be improved By substan-
tial contributions froa the Wander
bits remains 10 be seen No one Is
surprised in New York at the attitude
of siarqnis De Barboles and his re-
quest that he get slice OF the fund
raised. OF 20 be raised, for the descend
ant Of Columbus He and his cousin,
versgua. were never very cordial and
10 seems that when last In New York
the Columbian family we're not on very
good terms with one another. At all
events the duke did his best 10 have
his unpresentable linen washed in pri-
vate and is far more popular than the
marquis. The question now seems to
be: Who Is the friend in New York 10
whom Barboles says he viii write that
be may not be left when The fund is
distributed? And will there be any
fund 20 distribute? The American peo-
pie viii not subscribe To any fund that
may have TO be distributed in law
coura-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

ing Thrpurh him many investors and
capitalists arr uniting - bring about .
b,.tter state ~ affairs ~ being reason
ablv liberal with The wealth they con
try,l and ~ temperate aad coaddrn,
treasrnent ~ debtors. Thus Il cores
about that not emily in New Work. but
al over The country. a better state -
mirsl - cosninT 80 exist Instead %
zlifirR - the general <trinxenry BY
raifinr ia loans and making debtors
raiseral,ie he has tried g. secure intlul-
r.nre far them. Although his income
is e~er seventy -hve sboussud dollars =
year. Str Necardy lives most simply
ard fnexrez~ivsiy. and what he speuds
uosn hl.nrslf vonld not De extrsva-
g,nf -xperaitare an the part - naany
~ h.s eierss Hnch ~ his mooey gees
in charities and xi.fs ~ which the pub
- eerer hears
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

as il you could safely cal. at our house
when you get back?'
No use; your amateur photograph
nan is Injured 70 perso:-i abrse lie
did not even know thae intended TO
be offensive. lie got a package OF pic
lures out Of his grip-sacl1.
Here are few little things got MP
there last summer" he said. "All my
best ones are In my trunk"
have noticed That all their good pic
lures are always somewhere else.
Look at this group now" he con-
tinued. 81 got all the prettiest girls
in Cold Harbor together. There's tho
sweetest-well. you ought TO see that
girl
You mean the one with the maid. {"
said /
What maid?"
1.-The queer-looking colored woman
over IN the left-hand corner. There's .
mouth for watermelonsi''
"waterme.ons, What are you talk
Ing aboute That's the girl herself"
s'iiut nan. she's black"
sNo. sir: she's blonde. Her hat
shaded her face little. I told her 90
take IL Oft. and she said that her hair
was perfect fright. She was just
saying K when | snapped the camera
That aecoGnts for tie mouth"
who's the old countryman leaning
on the hos2'
s'syhere2~
There
That's M brother in canoeing cos
turne Hes leaning on q paddle"
And that's ycur mother. SUPPOSE. :
saii I.wikhing - be cautions this time.
ats very lovely picture
~Iiowiy. you're crazy; that Is the
womsn who did our washing, | got
her into the group for the contrast
She looked TOO funny for anything
To my great relief he laid sside the
group, aud took up single picture.
same girl. said he. ehnc<ling;
ssthe pretty one. caught her while
she was tying her shoe. Hal - scheme
a long whiie 20 do H. Prettiest little
foot--~
Vow. old man. - reasonable. :
sAidI That foot's NJ broad ss 10 IL
long
rs fore shortened. = be explained.
-Anvhody can zee that"
4 tell ynu it'ssquare. tt's regular
New jersey fo.yt over there when .
nsaa sees tracks IN tbs snow he cant
tell whether they're = wesnAns or .
hear4 What's thi@r~
tosh 40 anothsr ~ ne pictures
n vAs sFyinx - IT. sh9t ~ e.sn-
r. ,re 1srffs "a ~ She uAs IN the
fafisr ~ q a. 80 tvo
Fsr h4asea,s saha i thhs . Acht9-'
NJ. go 80 isvas tAis waF 4 w@s
eas il : esaee w5ih = girl ata ~
$50 ID e ~ fys arsst hid the
sssses4 ~ ~ Kisses, So. tfie,i 6 49, =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
fRUlTSOF A CAMERA
Fielding Looks ut a Friends Col
lection Of Mementoe<
SOURCE or GREAT PLEASURE
The Amateur Reviews HIS Last Years
work Isefore ceiax out ~ Procure
New ses a Dissarsson@

when cropped Ia upon him. Blake
" was fixing hls camera lie had pac<ed
up all his other goods and ehatsels
aud had q couple OF hours leisure bo-
fore trsila time. Such . wait IL usual
~ q bore because man has nothing
% do. but In the matter OF occupation
OF his leisure the amateur photographer
has great advantage over honest
men, lie can always I'm his camera.
When he has fixed IL, IL he happens 10
have still more time on his hands. he
can tx IL over again
"Ahi iIowdy. glad To see yoaF' said
he. Eve fiuished that picture Of you. T"
lie produced IL rs he spoke IL rep
resented my legs involved in deep
thought. knew that the deep thought
was there because I deliberately as
srn,ed II when the picture was taken.
but at the first glance could see moth
ing except the legs IL reminded mo
OF full-page cut IN one of our New
York weekly publications which was
suppressed by Anthony Comstock at
the opening of the spa bathing sea-
son. While, from an artistic stand
point. my feet and legs will bear the
closest Inspection, they were never In
tended by nature TO occupy the too i'm
mediate foreground of an amateur pho
tographic effort.
How tall. said 10 Blakely. would
you suppose me to be. judging by this
picture alone?'
IL he had been testifying on oath he
would have been obliged 10 answer
eleven feet" but. being relieved by
his artistic avocation from the neees-
sity of telling the truth, he declined
"Your feet were a little too near the
camera said he, ''but I'll tell you that
that is fine piece OF work. Look how
the grain in that wood comes out"
lie pointed to a small piece of my
desk which was portrayed with consid-
cradle accuracy.
That's a great lens,- he cried, pat
ting his camera
But ! had supposed" said I, wildly.
''that was. In n general way. the thing
you were cunning for"
There's n shadow on your face, "
said he. ''aad some of your legs are n
little out OF focus, but see how that cal
endar on the wall shows up. You can
almost read the figures
''Shall take this picture home to my
wife," said l, "or would you like to feel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

The most aristocratic men and women
visit the rooms. and il a LIST were made
of the people whose money has found
its way into the Theosophical treasury
some very noted names would appear
on IL The public attitude toward
our work has changed greatly" said
Mr.. Page 10 me recently. land instead
Of ridicule we receive az least respect
full consideration. do not know what
Mrs Besant means TO do upon her ar
rival in New York. except in a general
way. She will visit the Psychical con-
gress AT Chicago and read a paper"
It-seems that society viii take steps
TO recognize Mrs. Besant. in spite of
Ward McAilister's opposition. The ar
bitter of society cares very little for
theosophy, but the women of his set
are much attached To the mysticism of
the cult IL j. reasonably certain that
The English lady Will be something OF
. lion in New York salons this fail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

eood line on The ysoAk ne tide kept
swinging the canoe srpulld. and had
"a swing the camera sadisniy heard
= yell. aud = Scared NE % that I
saspp>a the spring
Thea this i . pietazv ~ the yelis-
~lretty nearly that fou see had
girl cat that day. OF e<>1rss abe sst
la ths bottom II the esEn<s facing me.
l swung the camera around, following
the yacht uatn got straight line on
the girl's face She saw ~ and hoi-
iared l took her ja<i as her mouth
was open The camera was focused
for long range, and that's Why We SEQ
- far down the girls threat
''iiers arS soms good onsss." he con-
tinned. II got there on little eoup-
try raee-track near Cold harbor. They
had some trotting there
We'll this il good" said l. Here's
the typisai race track groups There's
al old fellow I've seem nve thousand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

his own villainous character that ever
] saw. To look At him once day viii
save a man eight dollars q week on his
board IL he lives Ia carte. And the
worst of Il was that couldn't deny
the likeness in the picture-the like
ness ~ both OF Us
Have yon any other pleasant little
nemensoes 81 Cold Hartor7. inquired
in snbdued voie.. because II ron
have any like that will so out and
hang myself bsfcre looking At them :
No. he replied. Il think thatisali.
Bnt shall set lot more this sumny
| tell you, old man. camera II great
shiag I, ss not only . source of pleas
IRE ~ The owner bpt 90 all his friends
Yes. said with grpan- IA IL
HowARD FItI.nESa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
An THE HORSE CLEARED.

times. He's followed the races since
eighteen hundred rd-froze-to-death.
as they say down east. There he is
giving bogus tips TO an innocent
countryman- The crooixedest old son
of thief that ever ="
"Who?"
'Vhy that old tout"
''old? Why. man. that's me-"
You're fooling me-"
Honest Injun. That's q picture OF
Jim Barnes and me. his sister took
II, more to show Jim's new, silver
headed cane than for the figures"
where's the cane?"
ssIt's behind him. You can't see IL.
That was Jin's fault. Here's n
picture of Jim's jumping horse. Jim
rode him over q hurdle and snapped
the camera"
where's the horse?"
HE stopped when he saw me. He
stopped right sudden This Is Jim
going over the hurdle alone. We have
the horse in another picture"
You're mistakeu, Blake. This is a
giraffe"
s'No: his head w1g too near the cam
era; but his hind legs are right In To-
Gus. Here's another picture of the
horse jumping; but he jumped too high
that time and we only got his shoes ="
AS he passed the pictures in review,
was conscious of a feeling of disap-
pointment at not finding one which
he was looking for. Probably, re-
fected, IL Is among those prettiest and
best ones in the trunk. But presently
my desire 70 see il overcame my nat
ural hesitancy.
Blake" said /, where's that pic
ture of me which you took while I was
visiting your"
Yes. confess to that morbid. I'M
wholesome curiosity which impels me
10 gaze on my own likeness. We all
feelit. However much we may deride
amateur photography, we never get
left out of group" II II can be
broken into with burglars jimmy.
"You mean the spoony picture?"
asked Blakely.
'well. I'd hardly say that am q
married man. anyway. referred to the
picture of Miss Harris and myself. un-
der the parasol."
Here IL is" said he, handing the
card 10 me.
Holy Moses; Blake, my boy, did
look like that? Oh Zion. Is it possible?
Take IL away
Il sent one To her. and"
What
''She wrote back that she thought 1t
an excellent likeness of you. but"
III never forgive her for that; bat
go on"
''She thought IL looked even more
like Johnny Graves"
wrirned. This man Graves Is the
worst looking victim of dyspepsia and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

A charming summer night dancing
party was given by Mrs. l. Z. Hawkins
II No - North Prospect street lat
Monday night az the Country club. Tie
event was Tor the pleaanr~ n her
daughter. Mes Julia Hawkins and her
sen Randall Hawkins. and MAS IN hunor
q tho guest II the family. Nlss lsanseon
~ Chicago The pretty place bad f~fn
Transformed into = tower - btsepty ~
the tasteful a5ranEcmrat a Sop1 WOES.
hrichf fiovera and s.siorcd lichhf To
freshipg ICES we're eefs~t during the en-
tire evening ard sn elaheTat4 supper
was dAintiiy e-rvei 81 III ocicck Va
lenstine furnished The muslcl fcr TIE
happY daneera Seventy ase guests
we're present. among whosl We're Mrs.
MorFis Capasrd q Chicago. aod iEo
lsrothers ~ Nra William lobinsen.
the Aessrs GiaeTA one = - fHk
city ard biher frDm Mis<ieeirTa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
Fiebig-Iaccy.

At the home OF the bride at No. l05
Colt avenue on Thursday afternoon at >
o'clock Minnie o. Lacey was married 10
Charles j. Fiebig OF this city. The Rev.
&. J. Frinke. pastor OF the German
Lutheran church on East Bridge street.
pronounced the marriage rite. The
webbing was private. only the family
friends OF the bride and groom being
present Mr.. and Mrs James Nesbitt
from Cannonsburg are the father and
mother Of Mrs. Fiehig. The bride wore
a handsome travelling suit aud the young
people lett on the night train for Chi
cage. They will DO at home TO their
friends after August IL at No. 100 Colt
avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
RECOMMENDATIONS.

On Saturday evening. July -. Will
lam III. Freeman Of Grand Rapids was
married to Miss Amanda LADDERS 81 Mus
kegon. The ceremony took place at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Luders Of Third street and
Merrill avenue. The bride WAS at
tended at the altar by Miss Lizzie
Luders Of the Valley City. and the
groonisman was Edward Freeman, also
OF Grand Rapids The young couple
received many costly and beautiful
gifts. Among the numerous guests
were Mr.. and Mrs Seth Freeman and
daughter Of Grand Rapids. Mr.. and
Mrs. Freeman are at homo TO their
friends at No. 2i2 Pine street, Muske-
QOu.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Brooklyn bat . move IN the direction
of consolidation. and partly 10 those
whose interests are bound up with
last river ferry trafle Thus IL Is that
while IN Appearance we are moving In
the direction OF new bridges. they re-
treat more and more into the remote
perspective 81 mere FEASIBILITY. IL
seems new. however. that an organized
efort b New fori<'s workingmsn Is %
b made hooking % the rapid building
Of more bridges IL issrgued that this
would give employment - hundreds OF
Idle aen, Tor. despite the building &c
tisify VI tiotham contractors there arr
many laboFer> and craftsmen out of
work. and the unqnestioned need OF
the community for plenty 90 bridges Is
considered tae workiagmen's oppo-tu-
nifty. az lea.- b. themselves. The Cen
tral Latcr uaion certainly takes this
view Of tAe matter. and as Taunnany
never opposes the laboring classes
when II can be avoided. il seems prcb-
abe that tbs Brooklvn bridge VIII not
% the onlg structure OF It's kind In
shorter time than the public here
seems disposed 90 believe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
Wedding Announcements.

At Hudson on the Hudson. October 4.
I.ucius Torrcy Of Grand Rapids will he
married at the home OF the bride Ia Miss
Maude Hayiland The affair will be n
social event. and many invitations will
be ISSUED in Grand Rapids as well as in
the east The best man viii he selected
from the Valley City. Mies Haviland is
a social fayoriie VA this city. where she
has been the gucat ~ friends. and she
will be cordially welcomed 10 her future
home.
Philip 4. Dorman IL 10 be married
August 10 % Miss Harriet Tuilis 81
Lewiston, Illinois. Miss Tuliis is the
daughter Of the Rev. and Mrs. 4. Is.
Tullis Mr.. Dorman is an adahle and
popular conductor on the Chicago 4
West Michigan railroad
George &. Schroeder ~ Grand Rapids
will soon be married 20 Miss Evelyn
Notle ~ Detroit Their home will he
in THE city.
Arthur Booth Of Escanal,a is 20 he
congratulated on the announcement n
his engagement t. Miss Minnie Brown
OF No. la Barclay street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
CAUGHT BY THE WAY
Short GIimpses Into the Swid Of
Local Society
PICTURED IN PLAIN WORDS
several Happy Weddings solennized-
sfinw society Ness--Pcr~onsis
f'scaed Up ~ Patient Work

AZ the home u the brides parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Rrainerd Slater. a. No. III
Ottawa street, Miss Carrie L. Slater.
their only daughter. was married at 4
o'clock ssn Thursday afternoon. july 3.
to A. Edward Ashley 81 this city; the
pastor n the bride. the Rev. j. l.. Jack
son. officiating. The wedding wss
strictly private. only the near friends OF
the family being present. Mrs. NJ. T.
Boyisn OF ST. Louis. Missouri. was among
the guests The bride as attired IN n
heliotrope eminence silk. draped In
cream silk lace. She wore brides rose
iu her hair and carried loose bunch ~
roses in her hand. Mrs Roach played the
wedding march and during the cere-
fnony the bridal party stood in bower
OF paiuss- immediately afte1the rite was
over the company was seated around the
wedding lunch table. which was arts
tically decorated with trailing vines and
deep haed garden fioxers- some pretty
and useful gifts were received. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashley left on the 5s30 train the
same evening for visit 10 the groom's
parents in Bclleville. Canada. They
will return 10 the city on Tuesday and
will be ready 10 receive their friends at
their home. No. 2li Ottawa street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06
ssander-schrooder.

On Thursday night at 5 o'clock Miss
Moil.e Schroeder was married 10 John
n. sssander of this city. The Rev. j. &.
Frinke. the pastor Of the bride, perform
ing the sacred rite. The quiet family
wedding was at the home Of the bride ;
mother. Mrs Margaret Schroeder. OF
No. l62 East Bridge street. The brides
maid was Miss Louise Wiese and the
groomsman was NJ. NJ. House. The
bride wore a handsome travelling suit
and the maid was becomingly attircd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stander are ready 10 re-
ceive their friends at their pleasant
home at No. 29S Sheldon street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

lief Of some high church Esiscopalians
here that sach an architectural tri-
umph should have an archbishop 20 GO
along with IL. 50 20 speak. Is a matter
90 which bishop Potter pays no atten-
ton. When this prciate dons his silk
snnalls. black silk hose. buckle shoes.
aprcn aud bat for a reception among
the FooS Hundred he attracts attention
whercvsr he roe< The bishop i al
WAYS fanltiessiy dignlfied and j. one ~
New Works most distinguished look
ing men. fIe i coming as much into
notice tarongh reeaicitrant priest
hosd as Archbishop Corrigan. aud in
some respects + not unlike the Roman
Catholic eecles' sstie The two have q
very cordial esteem for each other. ard
the few occasions when public affairs
hare thrown them together pass of
very pleasantly because both are thor
ouTh men 81 the werld. To see this
eddy escorted pair exchanging sfnii-
inig saintations and conversing ami
psafedly to~<ther suggests anything
but two leaders Of hopeiessiv divided
hoclkR Dawn We HsLxR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

her family and that Of Marshal Me.
Mahca are connected. has long been
well known 10 these who know the
lady. She il herself dispieased At ths
impatation Of snobbishness in tho
proeiamation OF these facts and has al
ways rezrained from mentioning them.
II Is absurd. however. 10 suppose that
Mrs Croker means % live In France.
Il i certain that sneh an idea was
never seriously ent srtained by her.
Hnd the rumors OF one kind and an
other circulated IN New York about
Mrs. Croker are due. IL Is understood,
- the l.aloasy OF some who view her
rapid social rise with envy. Whenever
II i desired e. amor Mrs Croker some
absurd story i started. a., FOR Instance.
that she Is study ing the Chinese
language or that she intends 20 put
foar horsrs 90 her carriage. both Of
which statements never bad any truth
IN them. Mrs Croker pays no heed 10
this gossip and never taxes The trouble
% contradict - A
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

oat more frrui-
bly, Than ever
the sr~m~ndous
politirai inan-
enee afthisu.an.
Ne i one ~ he
~ New York-
ers vao.e rcr-
~,nai issk King
~ a. strong
AZ ~ the ap
~rust - -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

% Thnrssisy right iane.nr 'use sssE
bueh gave a laen asace On - sf'efi..iis
laan - he hoaa on Naiies 80 ~ e
event xaa - The enle9 rei = thN
te,fts f.<erfr - Sc nffsi tfril etA
...sfv ~ honor - Me-. Nj Al Eaff
a f'snt cert -, : f.reah fitls 4 t'ssrasie
l.st ea.lev Nsa Walsem ,su. ~
saf Nfs IS y seisud q La s'Fes'
Nt sad Ms a. Narstfs te 80
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

title "Archbish.
OF Of New York"
are not meeting
with the pre-
late's approval.
The wish pro
ecesis from the
pushing forward
Of W ork upon
che Cathedral Of
~ John the Iii
vine. and the be-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

qua which 20 re-
semblcs himself
that even the
railroad presk
Il G nt's warm
friends mistake
IL AZ drst sight
for his own like
ness Mr. Dcpew
has always said
that this resem-
bianee ; was q
source of great
qualification IN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

A singular old hard male watch has
been frr half = centarY IN TIE posses-
slon - . venerable cst4zen ~ rhNaaei-
phia. uarnea Kirk Il ~as made ~
Phnip Luksn4 wbo ased IL "a a rera-
Istcf for 30 siccs "a the Old state.
h.luse. a tiraepieqe ~hieh BE slss c0B-
stroctea The eii etoek T. how q IA.
ss~e - she to~nhsit sie<ussatown. 81
- ss~iesfi.sss bill inso fte eonstrue~
ta.n r saita ere theaeef.l liver 8.fs
lrt atarf.i eriaes 49, toars seru.
ssssfv ~ does go eel fllie vat IS.
s.sr i al.S ba. bell sftzehsnent rh-
seateh rsas senf - I.ocsian soas tinss
$40. a. irssi ~ = esst - Effg 90.
Iese - tAat e tsas fln r. 80 - .
seafarr. II ns a. stsas h~fAii lt
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

aure prcsil at.
T. sttrsctiag at
tenfion ~ his
sen s4hle re-
marks 1Fsn the
fnaaciai ftua
tlon This aen
controls hun
sIrc.gs 90 mill
lions ana - no
more worrie 4
over the money
crisis than u he
controlled moth
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

In Dorr. at the Roman Catholic
church on Tuesday afternoon. Frank
Arnold Of Grand Rapids was married 10
Miss Josephine Iloelzer 10y the Rev.
Father Ruckseman. Mr.. and Mrs
Arnold went on the evening train TO
Chicago. and after a visit 10 the White
City they will return 10 Grand Rapids
and make their home at No. 2SS Bowery
street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Camera Fiena fat the worlds fairi--
wonder WHY these foreign heathen
get - mad when ! take snapshots a.
them
candid Frs>na Perhaps they have
seen sosae n veur picsur~s ~ other
fesffe -s,s.s.f <eesa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

Annie Il san I
when she arrives
in New York.
This society has
now the most
elegant quarters
In Madison ave-
nue.. and the
a IN @ n n I of
money IL spends
ia a propaganda
Is surprising.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

rac. f.t~snlri- What vas that ne'ss
ihesrs sassiAr last nnN1
Rahhle PLEASE. ar, fell o"'Fn-
STARE. tat I sssin't rreAA - slisa naa.s-
ma assef falf ne nzit - -iistf~fs
feaes Feefia
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

discove cries Of
her aristocratic
lineage. now -
triumph nt1y
herald Z q By
some New York
friends OF hers
That the Tam
many Dictator :
wife Il descend
ed from tLs no-
blest houses Of
France and Ire
land. and that
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-06

caec1*~ oppoeA-
tion in New York
In spite Of all its
friends can do
This Il attrib-
uted partly 10
Boss Hugh Me-
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