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Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
Hffdsummor Noon.


A subtle sll9aee natlre swsesly ais
Lulled ~ ths sricxet snd tns croning cssl
TIE dull leaves scarcely rustic On The tree.
The sky seems olsUdc4 With TIC tista1t hills-
No bird upon ths wayslte alder tr.ils.
Ant IN th7 wheat crinkiec olive sea.
The poppy brightly flames. while merriiy
Tho wood2ecker tho cro1sy apple drills
These sgnny moments softly sip away.
Like unto dreams that AL our cares release
While sheep bells tinkle n the disty fold
Oper;ect calm Ger nature holding sway.
Making the day q shore OF shiLing peace,
waite As a iily with . heart OF gold
r. X MunkIttrick IN Harpcr's Weekly.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

Tar petition which over nine
Thousand railroad brakemen have sent
o. the Interstate Commerce Commis-
SION requesting that the necessary steV=
be taken % BRING ahout the adoption 0f
automatic brakes and couplers, ought
20 receive immed ate attention. II the
number Of lives lost annually u
coupling cars can be icssencd hv any
means m the power ~ the railroads to
sdopt, and those means are not adopted
compuizon should PEI used.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

The indications point to failure Of
the apple crop, and cider-drnkers vii
have 70 take 10 beer. But Milwaukee
did a great deal last week to make the
product Of her great industries known
thronchnnt Amarlca.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

Ms To1nv7vifs-I am &C happy NJ
dear hgsoznd never goes cut Re always
stars a. home with ne il the evening"
Feus frisnd Yes. have heard t1st he
never cared for pleasure q srv Erd.-
Texas Siftinzs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

" hsse setcral Asases isr sels a. sresn t,sss
ef<&rdz "a naar tiliy Pas tacllts ass
hsase> s. rest sto~ f&rish. aaaos ga Ne
loA& h4ak
foh sALt r4rts A4.eut - lesse cits wants
ts ~. i4f f1tt Aft ief laeas. Arat .t.ai
q 20 A4ef.ta Soetl DIsisieI ac.f AeuIat,
Ae~ Assss lsF s.is 81 tles a. ss~n .alaues
e.ss e.s TeIsis brss - eve ever iqosas. az 81
Only sx realaeaoe lots Icft e4 ouf uslsl.u
sss s.ss, ss - :. :, sass = sss VA , * s. - sss.
ais oeisle sec sas elsewhere utUe a0a
,~rfaii. s. ~Aa IS 1cs hoUsel4aE oleok
x9a(l(- a aaoaeln. 1rrr1 sea ave henss.
- sa ssss Iss ssfas sfai b.ss iafss jSss sss ss
FttsI.
Slo1u on monthly payments hays a nesg
~A- heast ~ toesas. IL SOD locstien.
81 fee hai. HAVE Sesg. a AoEfoe.sl.
RksrIftL lots southeast for $50 o. so9e
ID ifssu Neat q o4rs4ln so these. llAsls 4
losl. 81 aoDfor 81
nANlS 4 IoS1 can sci y0u ! haaae = Z
II monthly psxlucala. fay your geut IN yOuf
own pocket 81 Nonroe a.
EoR sALE-ou monthly pssnents. good sin
Il rooa house, loi siAty-sia ~ enc hundred
and thirty -tirce ieet 90 anal 81. uear CHAIR
factory Apply 60 Mrs Miller. northeast cai
uef fuitou-st aud CoiioSesNS S&I
EoR sAi.t Tufts has only two ef those q
egant Paris Ano Colicfessc. places lcft-
n & cal sell sua better place tof sol IhSn
VOL can rI elsewhere foT SsfG Nhxs
He builds - many hat he sets everything
oAe quarter On ana Seiis ic you al the same
rate kuoA f4Tuatrs. lAA1leiA, hot ~@ler &lc
al modern improve fnsAiA tAalil LiAr ~
monfhiN raNmfnfs boat De tot ALT. I4fts
4 hucnandns iaN oflce. lcdsara block -a
THREE heauiifa. lots Ia southeast part 81
city. Slso - ecrcs ~ hne mAiile lane in
tAebeygan county ~iu sell 81 eAcheAfe ioi
eats residence. pay difference "a cash n Az
0rlos MidGioomt buildiag, 90 ~. : - @na
lub Hf. u IT, fnSs
AIAR6F AMOUNT OF REAL RSTA II
n Tor ssir. Mast and vii he sold
have o. lots Tor sale on fTallck addition.
corner of llfth ane Madison ave.. lots ~ Ns
llo feet % al alley prices from ~ u 80
- lots on Madison ave and Howard ~. on
fTAilcs ana "a orders addition prices range
from a. 10 sotS. The most Of these lois are
very desirable. quite centrally located. utaf
school house and street cars the adjacent
property Is being rapidly built up
Lot No 4. Tanners addition, Prescott 81.
fourth Tot wvst Of nouih DlFiSlon-st. oJ by ~
H. Rouse. barn aud lot No. 81 jefferson ave.
House. barn aud two lots Ola corner ~
Easl and Ihomassts
price no lots GA Leonard oo.s E1oinon,
prices from S-ij up.auu various oincf l0ts All
houses and lots uot described.
All NIL b. sold very cheap. tiic perfect lht
and terms maze 10 suit No expense Tor
showing property. Also cash Go iOAn OF Tea
estate security on favorable terms. Cal ~
No. S. New HOuseman building. ca Henry
fraiick. 2-ku
WE have lust had two good lots placed n
w our hands by young lady about 10 leave
the city. she Is willing 10 sell Tor less than
cost one year ago easy terms. Iutilo bfoih
err. over Arcade i.oif
EOR sALE-l.oi dirt cheap musi be soid at
once Good chance for speculation. OF u
get cheap place for home. Southeast part of
city. Price ssc0 Address Il Med. Telegram.
Herald. lnstf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
SITUATIONS WANTED FINALE.

NNANIED-By young glil. situation a. nurse
w girl. or 10 do ligh; housework. Cali al
40 Ottawast ~
IED-~ituati0n - bookkeeper. type
~ writer. cashier; experienced. Address
T. ". Box 10. this Office. 20
I(ANTED-A lady ia eacn city. town and
w township 10 procure subscribers Tor the
Home Magazine. conducted by Mrs. John A..
Logan. Special inducements offered Refer
ences required Address The BrOdi1 Publish
ing Company Washington. j.. G.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

THE great strike IN London comes at
a very Opportune time % remind
laborers IN this country that the life of
E poor man in a free-trade country IS
not all that Il has been cracked up 10
be by the Democratic party.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

PRoF. HoEsFoRD, Of Cambridge. thinks
he has discovered IN Waltham, Mass,
the site OF the lost city of New Eng
land, Norembega. some people up in
Maine also lay claim N the s'te and
Norcmbcga may yet have as many sites
as Homer hat b.rth-placcs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
AGENTS WANTED.

g. To so month can be made working
|fc for rs. Agents preferred Who cSn iur-
nish 3 horse and give their whole time % the
business. spare moments may be probably
employed also. A few vacancies lu towns ana
cities. h. y johnson 4 Co.. lNf Nau-si
Richmond. Va y. B.-PieaSe state age and
business experience. Never mind about sem.
ing stamps for reply. d. r. J. 3to. OCT q
tGEN1~ should write for Illustrated circular,
~ terms and two weeks Tree friai % Nissouri
Washer Washes dlTfiest clothes clean ~ hnt
steam without rubbing easily sold pfohtanlf.
J. Worth. -. Louis No. ~
INANTED-A few good energetic agents.
W ladies preferred. TO sell "kiichies lni
verssl silver Polish IL IS not silver
soap. paste" or powder" but q chem csily
purc liqud silver polish. II Is fsvor''e ~ith
reopie who have silver ware and a good seller
For terms and particulars address O. p
Richie. leweier and manufacturer. Hopkins
Station. Mich. t'N
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04


S4nQn can be had ~ SIX it' per cent. on
sSt''V city real estate for = trru q yeSf -
proueftv must be ailf edge. y AttsQ1,
: Loyeu biloxi. opposite sweets Hotel
c4son To faan on good improved fesl %
'~fDfV rsfe for term - sc8rs - : per
cent. A. r. Anasoel. Lovett block, oppe
site sweet Hotel
CA<W TO ToAN-Anv amount desired ~ The
' lowest rate a interest. 90 good ciiy f"al
estate A. D. Anflsdei' 8 Loveii block oppp.
site sweets Hotel. =
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

F.-~Tsvsxz world better co-s ovrr here
Corporal Tanner wouid never serve II
surr shsrbv trick
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
FOR RENT HOUSES.

TOR RENT-ts 7 am about 10 move into an
other house VIII rent my present home.
NJ. - Barclay ST.. furnished or unturniShed;
fifteen rooms n.nc being sleeping rooms
tric bells. mantels and AL modern improve
mcnts; ouiy two blocks from the park Charles
N TUFTS. luftS buchanan Law once. Led
yard block. -
70 kENI-A seven room house. IN the rear
# - Barclay ST.. sif per month; ciStern
and city water M the house Inquire OF l.. ;.
Provin-
EOB RENT N0nso. $40. - Rosiwick 81, very
ton street parh, 60 prr month. Inquire Frank
A. Warner. H5 Canal -. with +. ". Martin. 80
HOUSE TO kENT Nev rooms. on graded
IL street. AZ si2. Inquire al To- Thomas II.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

She -s~- - re pink. rf1k rcss
k1f s- 20 l1cn ue swsetT.
Correffisn y sac late re r0@e,
rher iscEed ia rth = nrstiT.
Atarrtr az n-a~e.T f-.ef.
urr-wrr = H-e--1-w AMY
Tsonrh- to .cor 1-i-e Z z1fei
Yef xrav sr lea namely
w-at thcnrr sns gave t' -e tfe -os%
~re M r~-Tx r~-'-
rnf.-s- 7rt t-sha ar.s yr0Ts-
Hersrrr.e. scre1trg -,1urs-
Sc a rrra f71- as
Eer sreer1 81 ar~7i - rcre -
A erfr- r-~ fre rr-ss ar 7
49, ~'rE1z Or 1cEea
-Srrefst->
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
FOR RgNT-Ro0Ns.


TOR RENT-A suite of ; rooms and q conyen-
l. lent furnished hall. second and third floors.
situated in brick block. ia West Fulton-st.
Inquire at lAs W. Fultonsi. -
rTO RENT-Three suites of rooms for light
l. housekeeping. Inquire al - Monroe-st.
+ lmmen. .ol
L'OR RENT-Desirable rooms. furnished or
unfurnished; single or en suite; location
central and pleasant. IS LagraVe-st.
fTO RENT-Furnishcd rooms. steam heated.
Il al the Glenhayen. No. ~ south Division
St. clean. light and well furnished Inquire AZ
room No l. 20
EOR RENT Three unfinished rooms. rs
l. Crescentave II
EOR RENI-RoomS. singly and en- suite. fur
Il nishcd or unfurnished, at Park Place.
Mrs. A. l.. Smith.
FOR RENT-Large elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescent ave and Canal St. with
GAS. newly furnished and rcitted. Everything
strictly hrst-caSS. Entrance, trcsceuta ave. ,
also. - Canal -. ENQUIRE ~ Room II. @ly
LOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heated ,
and furnished rooms for light housekcep
ing. Apply at Room lU3. New HOuSeman block.
Elevator from A m 10 II ni. Dec. 1911
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
FOR sEgT grgNEss PLAcEs.
FoR SALE -NsoBLLANEouR.

L'0R RENT-Storc At ~ tanal-St Possession
given at once. Inquire as above. bl7 n
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
BusINEss CHLHCEs.

WANTED partner IN an estshisheo busi-
w ness with S7eJ. money a. be USED N -
tending business. or viii give one miro ln-
fer.st fov the money Address business
Chance Bon ? Telegram Herald once. -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

\AANIkb-A g aogrsphcf mNsi nrei ic&fn
" tne details et osI Nork o.st 81 references
required Saisrv fTom s. s. So Gail 81 Rooms
q ana l>. Hermitage basidlag, Grand Rapids
-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
CHOICE SITS o. POETRY.



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Fars ae xssss .s4sss. <2x& s44zsl
sE>za1ss. szosy slssssz1s ss2<,
AE4 -sl4 ss<<s sxaiia2t tri---1ss
h-z4 tArs sFsa4r4s sven 81 asEs
ass .Asg ga l4e rss@ ~1Ia trssrszss
of s<ss sel-as.s sezl4-a~s
e-s@<sx go ta2a far-f 7s@srs
q sr.zs4 - .sz4S lAsoA-
E9. asy e. tas az "a frssrsass.
NAsrs ~elaz s-ck1ssa zfisf - s.ss
Esy l4-x z1ss--ssr - Sr@41lss.
bre4lA-zs .sgs - ceals 49,
es lks -as 1lras, ~s e44 sos s4s
Oar asEshis sag ~ sFssefs- gF.iss
To n4g tsr zsr SEsgaesle Eil22ss
Or sazzsr's 5osoas gc.csn aga
-All4s F4ssll. Ia Iszxse Elstss
rhs Exss.4ss rtsaz-
stalxs a. IA ~lEA a. a2d, superior sGlrx
Azd q six-.sF- al zs cezEOo-
Den.a1z as ne X hAl2naxos kslsEx
Or ne I0rd.a ia 8Assa.s.
Wa . zsrys tast woald make a eoco e,1sk.
Aao . zlLlsa solls ~ ga.
Hs ys.ls; Il an n "a ssfgi Fusn.
Eat tloaSas q z1<s Toz /. call
Wsala yoz i4ks - savs tas sasxsiiis sArssa
Aa1 tas Osak1sa o1zlzA1s
Aa4 sblle u tsrs = "a t4zs . PEEK
A. IA Etostssa EaEly EaA
-Jaaslzy en- ~ for ms o. tas shelf
Ant I u cal foE en- every cay.
Wes . journalist years ago myseI
Used ~ - % Ia JtmLo4a Jay.
could hAaals sas D.sss Aad shears right siieA
And ~asn sles VIII t1e pen
To sflE ae1sp42ers aia't 40 sracz
Fer n4sL4l', cralrY m5a.
-What an doin' nov. dye says
drift HiLn tae ogs.n-ss tites.
Clsrzln' for Si1sy s. Ssserpay,
Dealers "a r2gs aad hides"
Minneapolis Tribune.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
INCREASE OF PENSIONS.

Ths-xs-fs ~ pensioners 2rr rstef to7 i-r
srt arf er+.frf an rrrtaee eer rf1-fra
e et.tt SD -.
TNLE-~ -te~ es.us ~
References ID erery
ce-8r "a a7F cation.
+. l.. DARLING. Attorney.
Esf- --e-sf FTsnf-e- Ea-ss1 ~
Fs
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
To suHsCRIHERs-
OFFICIAL PAPER OR The CITY.

GRAND RAPIDS. WEDNESDAY. SEPT. =,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS


\k ANItI-l N4at t~e EEea eR1 tfrs- lA1-es
" Ct xtl .lty &l1 49, 1p ANa sci 40 atV
y .fez te fiFe E0o1. hard work Tor goad hzfd
oasa tH esic< 3na ncla pssTisns a. Mich
seA An4 Indiana aust have some MoBcy L.
9 ffI lta PIES 80 .lse sesurits lor collections
aII 4 of address + h Iboinson. III sHc n
b age tuilaina. Gr&ua Rapids. M yvu
e4n eHsincss otherwise Stsy s~as. ~ b
g.. eLeEt ~ satisfy i14r sTiSSits sno those
Sffk Ak soft sn4ps -
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

POSITIONS "a oftees ~nd stores obtained
through he tomM efcIsl Employment AS
soriAlleA = Monroe a.
AAAAIEu - EXPERIENCED ttatfllng l4mber
- salesman state eARrriruue auG ~hrrt
last employed. Address Lumber. Icicgrani
Herald -
WANffD-oa tiE cksnlln. szleSmeu. =
~ SIartofs. nasllr-e hsuces- falitSi
hom e-fi - ) u.tsfi, best cnAlle. earth 10 ia
vest iu aging b4s'u7>, loaa atef cur list y
fore Investing elsewhere. Cooperative ful
pies meuf Co.. 1874 NouFee 81. up Que night
sna turn 10 leit Telephone lt-l. Rooms 81
ana t-.
lO0PERS WANTED keep away frem
= Grand Rapids on aceaGnt II lockout by
order oi C10pers sion No. la snii
WANTED MAN-To take ile agency OF our
" safe, sIfr s@Ni.rls lucffst weight -
lbs.s retail pTice So ot BE- slIes in proportion
rare chance 90 create . ltfmaDrnt business
at home these safes meet q demand nrh ei
before supplied by other ssfe companies, a. NC
sre not governed by the sale fcoi. Alpine
safe CO., Cincinnati. %. vtd oat
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

A SUDDEN increase n the price of
florida oranges may be expected. A
trust has been formed by dealers in
New York, Hosion. Philadelphia and
other cities. The members agree not
10 consgn any fruit TO any person not
member OF the association.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

AcconDrvs % q Washington dispatch
senator R.ddiebcrgcr has come out
squaTely a. a Mugwump. He declares
~ hi paper that both parties are bad, ,
ard therefore hc cannot belong 20
either. However had either party may
be. 70 is certain that the party which
R.ddlebergcr leaves IL better sincc be
left t than 70 vas before.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
c. w. PRINDLE, VI. ID.


OFIICE CANAL %IEttI
ri~s~ W.stfsfs.s Drrir score. Boon q Grand
paf.ds Niah once hnnrs l1 q ~ - ~ m 70
3 fn- an1 ~ ever nGs
EssfSsnrs. Rooms <f sHa =. IftfH
F1r..r sfrFersrffsce" nloek rornsf fset
h. II. and GsrsI streets. Phone f''
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

THE South American delegates 70 the
congress to hc heid at Washington in
October VII have q chance 10 learn
something about the resources of the
great republic before they begin their
work Tho entire month Of October
end part Of Novcmh.r vii be devoted
to showing the guests of the nation a
few Of the no-nts nf Tncle Samls farm.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

: -VV er~ 0sra Il saailiai shs1s ~sIi Sc
- -isatt t4ss terms Davis 4 jest. 81 AeA
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

EOk SALE-l.ot dirt cheap must lee sold al
once. Good chance fof speculation. OF IL
get cheap place for home Southeast part oi
city Price ssc0. Address H. McD.. Telegram.
Herald lasff
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

WE have Just had Two good lots placed n
w our hands BY young LADY about 10 leave
the city. she ls willing 10 Stl Tor iess than
cost one year ago, easy terms Iuttlo Broth.
ere over Arcade l*tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04


All vii b. sold very cheap. title perfect time
and terms maze 10 suit No expense Tor
showing property. Also cash Go loan on Tea
estate security on favorable terms. Cal -
No. s. New H0useman building. on Henry
frAlirk --ttf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

DAVIS A tN-i car sci sou ! h0lle q
mn pnrttf l- AAAroc Al
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
,loiHl nN manthis payments hays nesl
p - heoAt ~ foagiis il ES01 loc4tol
s lAt EHt Liskis A oat a. Aolf0e.sl

RkstIlftL iois southeast Tor Sss0 a. soio
A ltsau ~sat o4rs4l1 soe these. Dsfls
osI. 81 Aoufot 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

10 Mrs Miller. northeast CO
"a Coliegeavs. sxlf
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04
MISCELLANEOUS.
NaaNIth So b .Iooo 80 81


mauufa ciurlng 81 M0nrot-sJ- room 1. DAVIS
4 Jost -
V'O THE LADIES-To Introduce orr new at
Il goods, We viii for a short tine only.
teach any lady calling ~ our once. - Monroe
81. room 7. our new tue raised embroidered
WORK. positively free Of charge. We supply
cvcryt hing needed IL teach We also give rfl-
vate Instructions g for iuli course. send pos
tai and lady teacher VIII cali 4. A. Burton
"a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

- II VIIe y a. V'I IT q 7I--'- y - =
yNANIED-bvery consumer 81 stove case
w line 10 know that an selling Niose Gas
oline. in any quantity. at . cents. delivered 10
any part Of the city. r g. Einnwood Iele-
phone 1855 l5s last FULTON -.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

Circulation Guaranteed 20 Be the
largest or All Michigan Dallles Ex-
cept Those or Detroit.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-04

Unltsa Prsss Rsports. Prompt .as -as's
Dslissry. a. tas -oc.i Ss~s, aos tns
clsaasss aaa Nsst Plainly Pirates r4pss
rubNsasa ~ or4na Rapids
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-24
legislative DOings.

4 j. q -
The agony is over and the tired pub
lie will have two years rest; the vari-
GUS legislators have for the most part
returned to their different constituents
and in time of sober thought will tack
lie the question what were we there
for?" The legislature adjourned yes.
terday and in its last hours, as is usual
" done, many bills were passed which
should not have passed and many were
not acted upon which should have been.
During the last hours the following
bills were acted upon:
Making February % and May so
Washington's birthday and memorial
day legal holidays.
Preventing the publication of the de.
tails Of hanging in the newspapers FIX.
ecutions shall take place before sunrise
and only in the presence of necessary
number of witnesses.
The bill introduced in the house au.
thorizing the officers to ask for and re-
ceive their pay for the arrest and con.
viction Of the Barrett boys also passed
the Senate.
The bill calling for the forfeiture of
the Duluth and Winnipeg land grant
was defeated when brought up for final
passage by vote 50 to SO. This bill
had stormy passage in the legislature
and was twice considered as carried and
now that it is defeated, there is strong
smell of mystery connected with it and
perhaps some of the law makers would
hate to have their records in this mat
ter aired. Representative Heideman
championed the passage of the bill all
the way through and deserves credit
therefor.
A law establishing a new probate
code has passed both houses of the le-
gislature and will without doubt get the
signature of Governor Merriam. It has
many good features and is an improve.
ment over the badly mixed up old law.
One provision in the new code will not
meet with general favor and that's that
probate notices must hereafter be pub
lished only in English papers. In a
locality Of such mixed population as
ours it is great injustice to those who
can not read the English language.
Hon. Heideman fought against this
feature and deserves credit for it. The
people of this section will not sanction
this one feature.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-24

Albert Buschers, Jr., of Fairfax, was
found dead iu his room at the Wind
sor Hotel in St. Paul Saturday morn.
ing. The cause of his death was suffo-
cation from gas for two gas jets were
burning at full blast when his room was
opened in the morning. 1t is thought
his death was premeditated and that a
love affair had something to do with.
Deceased was son of Mr.. Albert
Buschers who lives near Swan Lake,
CORTLAND.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-24

The attorney general has decided
that in case the present legislature con-
tinues in session over the prescribed nj
nety days they can draw their per diem
for such service at the established rate.
The ninety days on which pay has been
drawn expired Sunday April 9TH but
the ninety Legislative days will not ex-
pire until the 2srd of April. The differ
ence is caused by the excessive patriot
ism of the members III claiming and
drawing pay for Sundays and holidays.
If long sessions tend to make patriotic
statesmen, let us have well the sess-
ion has been long enough to develope
this particular quality.
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-24
New Ulm Vinegar Works.

A reporter visited the vinegar factory
of Mr.. Crone Friday afternoon and OBJ
tanned the following: Shipments are
made to large portion of Southern
Dakota and car lots frequently go to
Watertown, Huron, Pierre and other
cities of corresponding size. Min
neapolis and St. Paul buy exclus-
lively in car lots. Our readers may be
somewhat surprised when we tell them
that there are but four vinegar tacto-
ries in the state and the one of Mr..
Crone's is the largest of all. The two
in St. Paul and one in Minneapolis are
all inferior in size to the one at New
Ulm. What constitutes a carload is
60 barrels and at some seasons of the
year particularly in the fall, it is not
unusual to ship two carloads a day.
August is the best month for shipments
for at this season merchants generally
give their orders for the winter supply
and it is shipped early to avoid any
possible danger of freezing. To de-
scribe the manner of making vinegar
and follow it from the corn, rye and
barley with which is principally made
to the time it comes out as first.class
vinegar, would take too long a time
and prove a pretty sour operation which
would wrinkle the faces of our readers
with its acridity. Well then, the New
Ulm Vinegar Works manufacture gen.
orally but or grades of vinegar and
but three are usually called for by the
average merchant. To make this,
about 1900 bushels Of corn, 1000 Of bar
ley and o000 bushels of rye are used in
year. OF this grain, all is bought in
the local market, with the exception of
car loads of corn which was purchased
in Iowa this spring when Mr.. Crone
thought he would be unable to get any
from our farmers. Corn can be laid
down here from Iowa just as cheap as
it can be purchased at home, j. e. for
rs cents q bushel.
What becomes of all the refuse grain?
It goes to the 1875 fat hogs and So head
Of cattle that are kept in connection
with the factory. Last winter 81 head
of cattle and 1875 hogs were kept entire
" on this malt or refuse gram, nothing
else was allowed them. From twelve
to fifteen barrels Of vinegar are made
every day, or about 1000 barrels year.
There is on hand now about about 500
barrels which is kept in !. storehouse
built for that purpose No outside vim.
egar is sold in New Ulm as all the
merchants give the home factory their
entire patronage. To run this factory
| nine men are given employment the
year round and one travelling sales.
man, Harry Baxter, formerly, of lie
Sueur, is out on the Northwestern,
Omaha, Minneapolis & ST Louis, Mil.
waukee & St. Paul roads looking after
the interest of the firm elsewhere. New
Ulm's vinegar factory is one Of the
solid business enterprises Of Southern
Minnesota.
In calm sea every man is pilol
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1889-04-24

1t is now claimed that the Danmark
could only carry 800 passengers but
there were over 700 on it when it left
the shores of Europe, March Goth.
Agents of the Tingvalla line say that
that the passengers are safe-how do
they know. We certainly hope they
are but one thing is certain, that the
fares which these passengers paid is
safe in the hands of the owners of that
line of steamers. Are not the steam
ship officials guilty of criminal care
lessness in allowing so many to take
passage when they know the capacity
Of their vesselp Restrictions are being
put on the railroads and the law says
that the coal stove shall go; how much
more then should our great human
freight bearing ocean vessels be made
to conform to every law which will pro-
tect the lives Of its patrons. An acct
dent on land is not unnecessarily fatal but
on sea it is almost always followed BY
death for if escape from the ship in
life-boats is made, the chances are thai
the wind and waves would swamr
them. An investigation should be
made in this case.
The Danmark's passengers have beer
heard from and they are safe. They
were rescued by the Missouri and some
were taken to the Azores and others t.
near Philadelphia. The engines Of the
Danmark were disabled and a revolv
ing shaft tore a hole in the bottom O
the boat which caused the leak.