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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

IL Il right % derive profit from the
nisfortunss q others, That class Of
politicians sho profess 10 have VERY
tendsr ressrd for he interest q their
fellows especially thoss Of foreign lands.
would answer the above negatively.
They claim that 10 pro6f from ezlamItiss
- hesfheuish. anchr,stiAn. inmoral. AZ
frss thOaght Il may seem -. but calm
cou@idsrati0a win show Us tha. il "a
perfectly proper. Foe Instance. 10 n a
calamity b be SEX. bat would our kinri
hearted democrat friends have the
yhysIcian ,rsst the SICK free q ch.rref
Tho doetor. II IL true. does fzstsn on ths
si~fortapes add niserie. % mankind.
but Ne readers vsisshls ssrsics in at.
iesiatar % curing the liz that flssh Ia
heir IN 1any doctnr he's grown rich
because men ara ixnnrsnt and foolish.
bat 70 Ne - ts cursed Tor tAafs Ibs
zrrer = perhsps sssa . ssrps
sssn>r ssccr'iirx - eur dsmoernt
satn.rstans than the doctor. The
hryer tbrivs> On the calsnitiss.
ixnorsnre, hlundsrs stubborne-s. and the
general eas~etnsss a men. Il he. Too
-eDanareL bscssss he pockets such
rsinrs The pasnbrokef. the tsbscroe-
"a ma shefis. ths dealer il iurnrs~e
ssd host - sthsr ulss-rs derive their
s..N..,.s fr.,r.. s.-<~~.. sh.s ~r. -.sff~ !.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

10 seems 10 b an ersn question
whsfhss the Wilson biii van % oskssssd
az VII become law ihs repaoi'csns
10 congress have we choice OF Two Ways
70 nghf me eih one' ana perhaps Tue
ssfarA one. u that advocated ny mr.
Gear OF Iowa ne proposes 70 assist
cissrantied democrats 70 raise duties IN
special cases. whenever possible. ana u
u expected there shl De numerous
TIE plan would Be TO make ne oui e
near iiks the Mckinley law - possible
snd then pasc IT. The other plan 10 the
one advocated by MT. heed. which - 70
rsht the BAH tooth ana nail al along the
ine. but 70 refuse 10 assist IN amending
u This certainly has the oniy chance
% nnAiiy defeating its passage. IL ~
wac an absolute certainty the oih would
become . ias ~ - poss'ois the plan OF
pr. Gear might save q lew Industries.
hut with the very largo majority OF 70
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
RECEPTION AND BANQUET.
Honors To BE Paid 90 the Governor
and the Ex-Governor.

Hon0rs to BE Paid co the Governor
and the Ex-Governor&
On the occasion OF the dedication of
the woman's annex TO the Soldiers
home. many distinguished men will be
present, among them the governor and
living cx-governorS Of the state. In
honor OF these gentlemen q reception
and banquet will be given at Sweets
hotel tonight The reception commit
tee, as announced, consists OF DIR. q. X.
johnson, Gen. Il. NJ Cutcheon. the Hon.
w. T. Grove, Thomas Hefieran, NJ. NJ
Houseman. g. G. Swensburg. the Hon.
r. NJ. Barnard. the Hon. Peter Doran.
DIR. j. b. Griswold, Gen. /. Q. Smith.
John w. Blodgett, the Hon. L. Lstellier.
w. Alden Smith. W b. Weston.
The following VIII be the program OF
toasts at the banquet. the Hon. Thomas
ID. Gilbert acting as toastmaster:
Address of Welcome. -. Mayor W. j. Stuart
Response. Gov. John L. Rich
Michigan as Territory.
................E x-Goy. Alphonso Felch
Michigan in the War. .Ex-Gov. X. A. Alger
Michigan and Her Veterans. .....
......-.........Ex -Gor. Z. b. Winans
Michigan and Her Development.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ex-Gov. Jerome
Michigan and Her Women .........
.......--............. Ex-Ioy. Begoie
The City OF Grand Rapids. .............
....................Ho Hon. n. A. Fletcher
Michigan and Her Public Institutions. =.
...............H Hon. X. w. Butterfeld
Our Honored Guests -. Hon. I. ]. O'Brien
Response. ..............E x-Gov. c. q. Luce
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Rep1blicans skould not csass rubbing
the Hsxaiian blunder into tho Clsvs-
land administration They viii have
the Support OF nearly every one. Re-
pablicsus enioy II and the rank and sIs
democrats iiks II. although. o, course,
they are not expected to say 80. Let
the democrat politicians At Washington
support thu Gresham policy. which
Cleveland has made his own. II they
dare The proposition Of Congressman
Grifiin. tha. -ths house and senate viii
support the president and the queen be
restored q her throne Is either start
Ing or smusiox a you choose to con-
slider u II eonsid Bred seriously. Il Is q
prophecy Of action that win not DO
creditsd entil more reliable information
IL rsesived from Washington. IL Is i'm
rossibls 60 believe that such action
would receive countsnance AZ the hands
OF svea this stupid ADMINISTRATION 10
would throw the democrat party into
fhs water of destruction 20 deep that
nothing could cxtricats IL The patriotic
voters % the county would condemn
10 n eternal oblivion. IL that doom
y not already earned and In waiting.
IA the meantime evsry one would like
B. leara moro % those Willis dispatches.
n Bleunt vhsa be xsGt to Hawaii. had
learned the truth and told II. Cleveland
and Gresham would have been saved
from the mud Of humiliation. with
which they are GOV besneared. But be
found What he waz probably sent Tor.
and Willis was givcn Instructions ac-
eording - the pafalnount's report But
Wills found things diGsreat lie sent
embarrassing dispatches This much
ne know because Gresham says 50
But We do not kn0w what these dis
patches eontaia- Where are theyf Why
are Ne rot enlightsnei! What public
interest would DO damaged by telling
the truths Nothing bat The tsndsr sus-
capabilities q Cleveland and Gresham.
Bat the American people care little for
their feelings In tnis matter. They
wanf the dispatches Seei
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

TIE Michigan club. following It's
usual custom. kept open house yester-
day and there were many TO enjoy its
hospitality. As . political organization
l:s.is club attained deserved sminence.
It's annual banquets have become events
looked forward to With interest by the
republicans Of tho state. aud are always
veil attended The prominence OF the
club enables il TO secure FOE thess ban
ausis speakers Of national repute repre-
ssnting the best thought o; the party.
Arrangements Tor the banquet in Feb
rusry are % Tar completed that its sue
Gees Is more than assured. The bright
prospects Tor the party make il certain
that the eoning annual meeting will
exceed IN enthusiasm any previous oc-
easion.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
IS ne THE MURDERER
NINE YEAR mssVfRY solytD


Tctxna ohia J.H. Mas yssrs
80. 81 flsceub>F 1c<h. le5k l<fw>.n
TIE hoan q and o.clnck 10 he af1n.
noos hn 0okissh SfxhI. : wealth, ssd
nkssrly Old weess vho k<If snIzil
ssiooa co Noaros ssrsss Ia he cisy sss
uDrdsr~d and robbed e G.Iuo Whsa
found ~ beer psadlef Who csiie1 -
a. "a orisr the ed ~eakn go lyiEs b
the cenfer q the Too1. her hs1ds al
feet clums.iy boond With rope. Z had
kerchief drssn tightly shous hsr tnross
and silk Handkerchief crsmned davn
her threat Lie Lad b>sD sxilsct fox
sons time when the old posan
xss discovered This norning scziag
@ infosnxtioH rsoeiv~d IN = tsissran
elgned By the prisnnsr's dlsorcsd via
George kohIss. psddIsr ed hnckstsr
living Ia THE ci3. 49, asrssksA cksrssd
with The uurdsE. A tsiseran fsun The
sifs contained query - 70 ~ snoers
At reward onsrsd for NE csptsrs q the
murdsrer. Chicf R@itx replied that tho
oder a $1,000 uads sixhs sssrs $50 ssili
bed god. TIE sz.sils thsn wired % .
oonfederale In this eiu. whose name che
ppiics rsfuse - gsva inatructinE hin b
give koAisr's nams % the police T>e
latter did - and the mas sss arrsctsa
he was ovsroons with fright vhen
apprchsnde1. bat n<rsnuously denisd
knowledge a the CO. % haslng bs~n
connected With the kiIiin4 q Mrk
Stahl Tonigbs tho chief II p<lics II
Peru. lad. Was instrpcted - arrest the
coupiaininx witness. NsL Kokisr. che
having resided ia that city Tor soae
time. Tomorrow shs vii b brought %
THE city and the truth az her story
tested The murder q hrA Stab; AZ
trscted great dsal 81 aitentioo a the
time il sss committsd, not oniy hscssss
Of the wealth and peculiar he
Of the victim. but because q the
features afterwards developed. chief
Of which vas = dsliberste attempt
on the part u the then ebicf a. detsc-
tives Robert McMshon to swear away
the lives a two entirely innocert yoeng
men named Charles Mortimsrs and
Thomas Fordhan- NcMzhon secured
and bribed witnesses Who wove such q
strong chain about the accused
that they would undoubtedly have been
convicted had not the deiectise's perfidy
been discovered before the trial Was
completed The prisoners were scQuit-
ted. and the feeling of Indignation
against MeMahon became % strong that
he wzs forced 10 leave town and has
never returned. Another queer thing
shout the case wss that both the hue
band and son OF the murdered woman
committed suicide by hanging.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
FORMERLY LIVED HERE.
Death &C Sioux City az Mr< y. A. Reed
sketch or Her Ltfc


The funeral services OF Mrs s. b O..
Reed. late vife Of the Rev. n. A. Reed,
ID. d.. will be held At The unnamed
baptist church. Otto street. this after
noon ~ ? O'Clock The Res. II. c. Nash
81 Dcnison viii preach the funeral Ger.
mou. The intefment vii take place 1t
Logan park cemetery
The record Of the Deceased a. chris.
tan. patriotic and Temperance worker. IL
worthy Of more than passing notice.
Sarah Brown Grafton Reed vas the
daughter Of the Rev. b. g. Grafton. at
the time % HE death the Oldest baptist
m,nisler Ia Nsv England. she was
born st Providencs. X l. August {. 1917,
and vss married September - ISIS. at
WEXFORD. X l.. 20 the Rev. N. A. Reed.
She was the mother u i've sons and tso
daughters Col y. A. Reed. Jf.. the
editor a the Banner 81 Gold % Chicago;
Mai y. G. Grsfton Reed. whS Was die
tsnguished a. the conpanion a. Cover.
nor Straight in Libby prisoa and was
killed Decembes 8. 1854. 81 Murfreeet.oro.
Tennessee. while leading charge, Capt
r. -. g. Reed a tire sirtsenth OHIO
voiuasser infantry. uho died from
wounds reserved N sction 90 CHAMP ion
Hilis Mississippi, samuel O. X heed
Of Fort Collius. Colorado; J. r. q. Reed
% Grand Rapids. Michigan. snd Ma J.
X Msroh. vifr ~ The Rev. J u.
March. pastor q fnmaneel bzYfis;
church Il this csty. Mrs Red
ess an active aesiStssf IL TIE chareh
work - her husbend ourinz his
psxtorste AZ Wskrteid and Bristsl,
Ebozle Leland; sesssla, Cosnecsirut;
isedford. frsnklisdale s,ld AiddlstoFn.
Sew Sofks zsa-svsiie Rod Nxmliton.
ohles GFsbi Rapids Mschigss; Ten
ffslsz- Amboy snd Sendsieh. fiiinois:
Mnscsssns. Cherokee. Harlan sud Dow
CITY. Iowa Her Bsbis elsss scholars
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

AGO when requested % respond - =
sufstitate 81 tie hsnSuef gives - ho1or
q 6seeFsl sherman. lie cid that he
Was sonsthing Il a. op<iuist light
kaDZired Years q the hixto<y q the
AaxIo Ssxeu race said be. soompcl ala
% take Issue xlfh Azesuley. The
pfoa<Sesl people az that race will suffer
the reppkiie % dlA A repabiie With
sach 81 army e. the Grsnd Array q TIE
Espablic - rsp1hiie xitA saea yoang
msn growing np TOD it, dsienss - we're
introduced % ne THE sfternoon - ne
sons q Veterans u ths sixth Michigan
infantry viii not perish from the earth.
bat sill - 90 add flourish Tor handFeds
q yesfs 10 cone"
Miss Bessie George gave recitation
thriliipgly. relating the adventures u 4
woman and her baby 10 her snccessfni
attempt 10 get through the lines 10 her
dying husbands bedside
Tie quartet led with John Browns
Body aud the veterans and their gaests
arose and joined as only veterans can
joan IN that old war song.
stories or Camp
Mai c. y. Storrs Of Muskegon. state
dairy and food commissioner. Consumed
q hall hour with the regiments thrilling
and humorous experiences during its
southern campaigns 10 reference 70 the
Oft repeated statement that the soldiers
life lowers the standard OF morality he
said that statistics show that Q larger
percentage Of the soldiers were good
aud useful citizens than In any other
profession
The Rev. Il. &. Powell spoke In re-
sponse % tho toast, The Voiunteers'
he took for his tex. the sentiments
foand In box OK letters written by q
vniuntoer 10 tho loved ones at homo. He
reviewed the history Of the volunteers
from the time Of their enlistment 10 the
grand review and mastering out az
Washington. He dwelt upon the mis-
takes which had been made at the very
foundation OF our government and
which had inevitably resulted in the
war I'VE did not eight 10 kill the men
Of the south. said he but we did light
10 kill the principles which were behind
those men. Aud think we have pretty
well killed them. In conclusion,
would like 10 ask my comrades what
part the veteran has in the government
Of this country powy And want "a
cay right here that this generation
needs the old soldier. 1t needs him a. q
sacred relic an object lesson. And
tho country will lind this "sa
cred relic Is liable to be .resurrected
at any moment il you disturb him. He
has enough Of his old hire left to know
his rights-and knowing dare maintain
them And say TO that old soldier
The country needs you. Do not yield Z
hairs breadth Of your rights
An exceedingly humorous and vel
rendered selection by Miss George. and
a patriotic selection by the quartet
closed one Of OF the most successful snc
well attended banquets which the ''Olt
Sixth has ever held.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
CURIOUS BURGLARY.
William A. Rindge's House Cody En-
tered and SO Taken

The police were notified last evening
that the residence Of William A. Rindgc,
No u Charles street. had been burglar
lied. Detectives Jakeway. Darr and
Cast investigated the case and found
that Nellie Carmel was the only
person in sight who knew anything
about the affair. Nellie is servantin Mr..
Rindge's house. She stated TO the de.
tectivc che was In her room dressing.
preparatory to going out. when the door
bell rang and she answered IL A man
stood on the porch and inquired IL Mrs.
Rindge was at homo. She informed
him she was not end he pushed her
back and stepped into the room. She
was so frightened she swooned.
aad when sho regsined conscioas-
Desa. ell was missing from her
pocket book and IS from book-cssc In
the adjoining room. Miss Carmel could
not or would not give any description Of
the burglar stating that II was too dark
for her TO see his face. She says he left
her pocket book In her hand. but took
all the money she had
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

A I'VE senate committee proceeds
With il work 1t becomes more clear
that the Investigation win not be q mere
fcrmsiity. mr. PARTISAN endorsement
q the administration. II looks a. II
Bioant would ~ lsft in large sized
hole and Cleveland will be found on H.
i~tak. u he does cot fall into u Chair
pssn Morgan u q patriot and The iuves-
tigzhon uil Be conducted on Ansrican
hnez
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
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wAsmIxoroS. Jan. 1.--For lower
Michigan: Rain. probably changing 10
suoS. Ia no<thern portions: falling ten
perature during the sftsrroon and even
ing and cold wave 10 northern portions
By Tuesday nighf. fresh 20 brisk south.
shifting % southwest winds
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
JACK sADLEWs TROUBLE.
May Re Charged with Burglary N.
Well a. Larceny.

Jack Sadler. who was arrested Satur.
day night. IL 10 "a worse boat than AZ
first supposed. The wolf robe which he
attempted 10 sell has been identified by
Brown 4 Hall a. one stolen from their
store on Pearl street. Sherwood He'll
says they lost two dog akin robes. a
sci Of harness and hammer
at the same time the wolf robe was
taken. IL IL believed Saddier was aided
ia the theft and tie police are looking
for his sccompiice. Ssddlsr Il an old
timer. but has been lying low Cor few
monthA His last arrcst was for imper-
sonating al officer. He arrested q
farmer and after leading HE victim
about Cor an hour. offered 20 release him
foe - cents Sadeiler escaped from that
prcdicamsnt nj his trial bccanss IL vas
not proved he vac not an Officer. The
value Of TIE geo is tal<en from Bropn a
Halls place makes IL . serious odcnse,
and IA IL - hoped that be can be landed
for burglary - vel ss lsreeny.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02


CHfoseo. Jsn The people Il Chi
csgo took posunsrion % Jsckson park
anew today. II was dous without Hars
u trunpsts and only tbs csassises tramp
IL cufiocs public fron Midway -
Lake Front indicated that the peopls
we're glad q thar rsturuing prisilegs&
At O'clock the gates vsre thrown opsn-
Fifty rsopie we're uaiting g the en-
trance 10 Midway Hsisznos. From that
hour the crowds pacing Through the
gatss increased. AZ l o'eiock. when the
prsss was greatest. 10 seemed much Ike
the scenes u summer enacted anew.
The relic huBtsrs were In their xiory.
Each sspsrsts ruin contributed 10 the
veloooss vandalism. Aossscs ssd
ornspssts. bite u pisn1sr snd thing.
nails. wood. anything VS. seized -
precious trophy. The Java village wss
plundered without hindrancs snd By
evening Il Was entirsly denndsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
FULL STORY IS TOLD
Or. BARaows' NOTABLE WORK


" al tns features y Ne great sAp'sa
uon shleh has iast efnn<d thers sss
none which % Interested tnts.ixent
thinkers - the parliament Il rslLgions
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the snacious h.il on the lakc froof w.s
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humanity. cannot soon - torgcttee-
The occasion vss NOMINATIONS In many
ways. but chiefly perhaps By reason q
an infusion Of new blood into ola una
w,thered cr>>d. vh,ch have already
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the work nothing 'ess toan tns mos.
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tue nIsI Inc or'slna. VI 9sefs aoussss
pupnsneo was nanoeo 70 III r parfo"s -
ana rs sun ~ ms posssss'on. An,s las'
euec.oa.y oisPo,es ~ .ne c..'u ~ ~
tam imstators VINO nave essoout wiz
ing history Oh 'n1 pariamus snve a
,nse pfeeenses mo susesss ~ ~,
Darrows grea. wo'A - 30 Isf 1870
tnat tue supscripuons aireauy Iecsiveu
naso he9 ,.s's a 'ns p.'nuus " IA
seeonu eoilion VI io'vVo eop'os in aa'
vance
All Weh'hnown Men.
The organized company which has
aided DIR. Barrows and his co. workers IN
what must have been the great expense
OF such al undertaking. consists OF such
we'll. known men as A. q. Bartlett, NJ. ID
Wells. o. s. A. Sprague, Byron l. Smith
and others equally well known to the
! public.
The history OF the preparation OF the
parliament contains correspondent
! which no 6ther version could possibly
| e.nt.t. T.. tht. sha ..n<x.l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Eserythiag points % a large aad
fashfonahie sudssne~ "a The Powers
Thursday night when ~iolanths- viii
will - presented To- The beneft ~ the
Charity OrEsnizsfien society. The
cpmmlifeeein charge q the affair viil
meet Al The Morton lbs afternoon and
Ell psrsons she have been selling tickets
are requested % report promptly.
The Dssnoad Bfssksrr drew rcod
heu>~= T. The JFand yesterday Ire
Tiay and tompang Hr> merstoffoas.
phifs The stage settsnre are maenifcent
h. thslr realism hslsnes tpsssy.
The aftraffions o9srei In smiths this
wsek are sfsnazss thaa aAsay odsrrd BY
travelling companBas xna are deligAt
iag the pasross q The koase.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

PHIrspklrHIAvs are crying Cor ''sloI-
lar Tss" Thsy have municipal oxosr.
ship there. bat consumers pay more for
their light snd heat than do gas con.
ssmsrs N Grad Rapid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Tas year izs will Be Ioag rsmsmherssi
b. the rziIroad wsgastsz II ~. ths
scst the raiiruads have ever sxper.
lenee.l
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

II didat coat mach 10 wish POUR
friends a hsppy Neg Year aud II yoa
both disin't fs.s better for u you Ger.
ssinly dsdat tel wor-..
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Artssfs. Georgia ssak TIE uisehegl-
Csrtest Sight ssa q tsevsrnos Mitchell
Il f1sridz = go inha~pitsh.is. Sc rssy
ssti1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

CrscrSsArr. Jan. l--Asids from the
feeding OF about 600 poor children by
the Salvation Army 1t their barracks, New
Years day has passed without any
marked feature. Business Wa gener-
ally suspended
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02
lfID-WISTER ExPosITIoN
Formal Opening Postponed ~ the
Ratay WcAfhce

SAx FRAScrsco. Jan. loving 10 the
rainy weather In the past month and
delay In the arrival a exhibits. mostly
foreian from Chicago. the formal open
lug d the California mid-winter sxpoei-
ton wss not made today. but viii Be
made In Ten dayA The gates Of the
fair were opened to the public today.
however. The mid-winfer fair band
vas in attendance and many Of the con.
cessional features we're In full blast and
many persona awaited themselves u the
opportunity 10 inspect the grounds and
buildings in advance Of the formal
opening.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

CHrcAoo. Jan 1.-The Young Men's
Christian Association OF Chicago threw
open today the doors Of its magnificent
new building which towers thirteen
stories high at No. l55 LaSalls street
The association gave q reception from 3
10 10 D. IN. which was attended by about
1000 people. The new building 10 q
modern steel sky scrapsr and entirely
fire proof.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Csas-d BY Disabling Triser.
PRovrpxsuE X l.. Jan. The Globe
Nstionsl bank today pss-ed lie dividead.
the result OF the defalcation by Teller
Bennett
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1894-01-02

Dluf roma
Celery.
Cream OF Oyster.
Olives. Cold Slaw.
Chicken Salad.
Cold Roast Turkey. Cold Tongue.
Rolled Sandwiches
Plain HOLSTERS. Sugar Cured Ham.
Baked Pork and Beans.
Tea Biscuit. Hard Tack.
Brandy Jelly.
Fancy Cakes New York Ice Cream.
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