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Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
OR NO FAIR
And Where the Blame VIII Lie Il
there = None.
1 TALK WITH LEVI NERILL
Ehs ksnt Coanty society Perfectly " iii-
iug ~ let the " sst Htehis ssa Peo-
PIE h35d fzir-fses
A1tsEePFesente4-

Lev. Ayer.u. of Alpine, was IN TIE
c.ty yesterday, ana a. be came down
the street, wAs bese ged GA every hand
with the inquiry, "Age We going 70
have q fair thls fali1 Are Sc gong 10
have a fairg'
VOW, M AVeFill Is a director IN the
West Michigan FAIR Association aud
pres delt Ot the Kent County society,
and as well posted ia far matters As
any man VINO has ever been connected
herewith IL nas been senn-Orhc,aIly
announced that there would be no far
tnis f4ll, and merchants aud TOWN
people generally, don't Ike the
idea very WELL hence the IELE-
GRAM-HERALD sought 10 nnd
the true reason, Il any exists, why
Grand Rapids j. nOt 10 have a far.
People generally" sad Mr. Ayerill.
"are blaming the Kent County society
Tor this .ack OF actlOn, DIST II you VIII
stop 10 think about the matter you wi.l
readily see that We can 60 nothing Tor
the present 81 least. There IS, ~ you
know, an action IN court 70 restrain us
from dlspOsing of the Iair grounds re-
Gently sold TO Mr.. Houseman. The
charge IS made in a court OF law that
We are not officers OF the society. Now
Il we are not officers and have 40 au-
taOrlty % dispose OF TINS land, then We
certainly have no authority 10 hold a
far. The matter is before the supreme
court, has been for two months TOR that
matter, and II decision $ reached
30 as 10 give Us time for preparations,
the old Kent society WILL certainty mold
falr. On the contrary, should the
decision be an adverse one, / don
think the people would blame Us or
not want rs 10 personally assume the
financial risk of holding a fair.'
why don't We letthe West Michigan
people hold fair? Why, my dear air,
the Kent Society Is more than wiling
that they should"
"But the West Michigan people say
you force them out, byOterng nothing
but exo,hitaut terms"
$50 understand" >" said Mr.. Averill,
"but, | assure you that they mlsrepre-
sent the facts. Heretofore the terms
on which the two societies have worked
together have been these. For
the use of the grounds the
West Michigan FAIR ASSOCIATION
have always paid the interest ON tue
mortgage, the insurance on the build
lngs, and the agreement called for one
fourth of the profits to 60 to the Kent
Count Society when there were any.
Eve offered them the same terms
this year, wanted them to hold fair,
and asked for no better terms. Tney
refused, and the officers OF the Kent
Society, in order to induce them 10
hold a fair if possible and to free them
selves from blame, should none bc
held, withdrew the stipulation for a
share OF the profits, and simply asked
them TO pay the interest on the mort
gage and the insurance on the build
lngs. They have not accepted as yet.
although / am in hopes that we will
get decision from the Supreme Court
or that matters may bc fixed up III some
way so Grand Rapids will have a fair.
II there IS none the Kent County SOci-
ETY. VIII be no more to blame than some
other people"
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
~ Intere.IIns Oame.

There vas quite an exciting game at
the Fountaln-street Park yesterday
forenoon, the occasion being the game
between the Independents and Htna
clubs Tor the lsyear-Old championship
of tne city, There were about 100 pres
eut % witness tAe game, which was a
good one The ttnas carried away
Jue nOu0rs, the score standing l6 u 9
lu Ihelg favor. The batteries were
Berry and BOuter for the Htuas, AID
Avery and iarcnild for the ludepend-
ents. AZ the close OF the seventh inning
the score stood , tO2 10 favor OF the In
dependents, bat AZ tine beginning OF the
eghtn inning the Etnas began % play
ball. and made fourteen runs ~ the
Two last two innings.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
CALEDONIA's BAD CITIZEN.
His Name Is FinkbiEer aud lie is la Jail
For Two WeSk..

A man began fifteen days resi-
deuce, Friday. behind the bars ot the
Kent county jail, to whom the restraint
may prove wholesome.
Charles Flnkbner ls citizen OF Gale
donna, and hard one. HIS habit has
been 10 gct drunk and terrOr.ze the
town, and beat h.s family brutallY. The
other day he struck one blow too
many. lie got drunk and sailed into
ms family with hammer, aud in-
hlcted wounds upon his WIFE that
looked serious. Prosecuting Attorney
Stuart went down 10 CALEDONIA and sue
ceeded IN cOuyictug the fellow before
4 justice OF assault and battery. He
Was brought TO the jail late last night,
and wall stay fortnight.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
one Contract Let, and a Prospective one
Pointing 60 Asphalt

one Contract Let, and a Prospecti'e one
Pointing 10 Asphalt
The regular weekly meeting ~ tao
Board of Public Wo.ks was hc.3 y,si0r-
day. al members were present cH-
ccpt IS. T.. shelby.
4 single contract was let. I0r thc
Wcalthy-avc Improvement tho cnu.
tract was let 80 MathCwson a klootc,
consideration. S6.0gG.
The former acton of tho board on
tho Konuody-st grade, taken Arrl
26th, was rcsc.nded and q mess grade
Was adopted
Grade were established igG Antslca
court and Dudloy place.
4 .asce number oi estms'cs on i.c
costs of various pJlac improvements
were submitted by iho ctK cacrrlr.
The most Important of these ra- tHi
relating 10 tic paving ot 'arf-.,
from Bridge to I.0u->ts. It srfoI
to widen thc rual-haa oi Ctna.--t. l.t
feet bv narrowing tne sidewalks tW.
feet on each SIDE. The estimated oa.t
OF this work. together wIfl iae paving
nt the whole street VITA asphalt b.
sl1.l23.G0.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
THE PIGS HAD LEGS

Uud Dey CouIa Valk-As the Fellow
Said.
K. :. Parkman Friday commenced
a rep!eyIn suit IN the circuit court
against George Z. Bennett. The parties
were pasturing drove of hogs on shares
north OF the city, and without warning
defendant drove off half the hogs. and
Il : sad he and the hogs took thclr de-
parturc during the shades OF night.
When the officers with the writ caught
up with Bennett. hc and his pOrcupILc
companions were fast nearing thc cOun-
ty line, and gong at 10 gait.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

CHANGE OF TIME.
Changes to Go Into Eject on the c. II. & I
sunday. June -

NumttFs june
The G. r. S T. officials yesterday
morning decided ON the main features
of the summer time table for the road,
and the details VIII now be worked out
at once. The table goes into effect
sunday. June %, and there Will be
some surprising changes. Trans for
MacS'uac ty and t1e island VIII run
about the Same rs last year, but more
important changes VIII bee made lu the
service % Traverse City. A train VIII
leave Traverse CIty about o'clock in
the morning. or shortly afterward,
which VIII land passengers Iu Chicago
az 4Ij u the afternoon or M about
twelve hours
A train VIII leave here ~ 7.25 a. m.
ami place passengers in Traverse CITY
about 1925. Another tram VIII leave
tuat cItv no about ~ o'clock IN the
forenoon and iauJ passengers IN Cu-
cruat about clock u"Nt morning.
ltv,l t.ss bc seen tl3t some fast
TRAINS are o. go into service.
Trains for tuo Moth VIII leave here
about l00 %. m. As asga. and about
1920 u. u1. points South.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
A SLUGCIyG MATCH
IT, Hzz Meu From Buffalo sound
~ " aLLOPed.
IB0 PICHERS ENOCEED OCI



A very rocky game 0f BAL. vas played
NJ tn. Fouuta .r ..freer PARK va.terdav
.....t.
'~''
Ai+.ii -i-eteal<d l- @aLch-A- l--1 lee
players. The Buffalo men we're worn
alt x.ta th-.- loog ionrnev. ard fell
-
-s
nalii pDL tns management, cFldentl1
desiring o. see them 30 their worst, put
tnen, ..ta rh.. s.lt aat rItvei oulv
MchAhon- The "a s-na" "-bay CITY men
fell upon the Buffalo pitcher, -chelier-
man. ald l.L Che ball anywhere and
eq.rvNl-re. A base on balls, Z single,
a tsQ-6azger aad a home ruu gave tne
gs.t.ag e.u1 turae guns ID tur nrst
nuuE. while lhe home team rolled up
three errors. The second nuug was 4
rrnal.ton ID tne hrsJ. i've single hts,
a stolen base AMI four scores Tor the
ui-.t1rs. and tao errors and Two passed
balls toe Grand Rapids.
la tne rard ua.ng the visitors DID
noe score and only made one tit, but
tles made up tor lt u Ine next by
m1s.ug folg singles and - double and
hF. rul.. GRAND Rapids -WeIed tue
lst ID errors oy making two additions
Attn.s stazeot t4e game ~cuellermAn
and -u.ll we've taken oIt ot Ihe box
alt ia<s aul Wlaicu TOOK their 1laes.
The visitors were ful 0t confidence
and every man bad lis eye on t1e ball.
Iue telInE support was 0f tle worst
uo-s.rI. order auI tee visitors got three
-4f- h.ts ...f. tnD diamond rr- FIRST
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
IT Is NOT YET A CERTAINTY

The aFompeii~ show Nay Not Nateri-
aIire This Near
It was stated yesterday by a gentle
man. who had hand n "Iast DAYS Of
P0mpea' .astyear, that announcements
Of q return engagemen. Of the spectacle
are premature. lie says that t1e stock
Ho.dors. last season, lost over 5000 u
the enterpr So. sud tlat unless tle pub
Ir evnces sufficient interest Iu the
n-stter 90 assure ts Uractc1 Success.
t1e proposed exhibitions vll uot b.
gwen tn year
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
LEONARD SNYDER.
His S6th Birthday Celebrated by Large
Number Of Friends

HIS Sbtn lirthday teitbrateu by II large
Number Of Friends.
About sixty Of the oldest settlers of
Grand Rapids had a very Jolly time of
it on Friday evening, the occasion being
the s6tn birthday of Leonard snyder,
Of Braiuard-st Also, Of children,
grandchildren and sOns-in-law, there
were about forty. The older generation
spent most OF the evening IN the cX-
change of "reminiscences offormer days,
and the aged gentleman IN whose honor
the company had met, was made 10 feel
that there are delights in old age as well
as youth.
When the company broke up, Thomas
B. Church waggshly tired TO play the
old game, winch he admitted 10 bc
yerv. very Old, OF mailing the best hat on
the rack. but the mlsnt caused 2 back
down. anda world oiamusement among
the Old folk.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
THOSE FINANCES.
\ simple Explanation Of tho SOCIAL ed

\ simple Explanation of tho Social ed
Deficit
Gov. Luce says that the alleged de-
hcit IN soldiers Home funds does not
exist. lie explains that owing to thc
low state of the national funds avail
able for this purpose the board OF man
ayers received $4,000 less than they
had expected and than had been al
lowed by congress. The other 5000
IS due o. tae changes made u tae p.au.
Of the four new buildings erected last
year 90 secure necessary heating APP
nlrlfuE
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

A nine composed Of J. Il. Farr, c. c.
Leathers, +. T.. S.aght, ". A. Slcbbius,
r G.. Van BUskirk, II. W. Beecher, ".
ID. Pugh, Chas. McQuewau and CD.
White has challenged the Owashtan0nE
''trst nine" % play game OF base ball
az FOuuta,n-st at 4,3O on the afternoon
of June -. The challenge Wi!
doubtless be accepted.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
AMUSEnKNEN

u az of N&n>f salier = ltlenls Ait
present GA "Wednesday evening neNt 81
tAe benent rendered Inn ls the lea3-
ing cllzans of tass oiis, tAey wiA ~
sufficient g. nj Powers Opera House go
oyertoWrg. Tor tha popular Noln2
manager has aosi ot aumnrcTs. tle
tails deserves taelr guo1 MIL. for hc
las la3oIed assideoUs.t Tor tAoif pleas
ure and amusement aaeT hs l-an-
sgemelt better class ~ attractions
has been secured, the patron
age ot TIE house has steadily increased,
ana keamouds Iheater i.s he.oae
tAe most popular resort la tas tiA
Sir. NALer l8as succeeded lu securing aa
admirable attraction, Scr WINCH le
yes large certainty, Tor ils neotnt.
J. \. Mgrpby, tae NeA-knoHn irsA
comedian, MI appear, suppoi .od - aA
excellent company % tac ever Wei
come play, kerry Cow, although
tthe drama has been often seeu hote,
], has lost none o. ais draw
ing powers. lt n beauuiai
and interesting picture ~ lush no.
simply and cnaUnnelf ioll- ai-
Murphy is the SAME true-.4 4eafiea napit,
traditional Kerry Cow ar ~ o.d, SAD s
sure % carry Tie audience 90
the b CHEST pth OF ,tthus.asni.
Mss Helen toN gives q pleasant l'.i-
sonaton Cf Nora Drew ari.-
the role wlth 8 sweetness Gu4 >.mI-. .iA
tlat captvatos al hearts The exec
leuce OF the performance oea lI.a NiI
the great popularity of t-e heueilti4-
Wi. make thc occasion notable event
The box Office az Powers N-I he open
daily from q clock q. ID. tor thc sale
oi seats.
Ii is not generally known that Mrs.
I'd. K. Saltlr, wife ~ Manager Sale
Was once popular actress. hui sNrl .s
nevertheless the casc. She ls scu oictit
OF decided ability, and has be.n
identified with some oi te
most prominent dramatic companies
Several wears ago sae played tae fo.e e.-
Nora Drew. in "kelry 10v, Wla Nr-
Murphy, with signal success. lt
quite probable thal arrangements VII
bc made for ncr ID appear "a tie pat
ou the occasion 81 ncr husband bta,-
III next "Wednesday evening"
Countaud Countess Macr Mrs. Tom
Thumb Wlil snouIy appear at a.a-
monl's opera mouse Tor three nights.
and tNo natmees. The date W-l o.
announced later
Mr.. smith has engaged at an enor-
nous salary, one Ol tie greatest ipal-
ures known 90 the vaudeville stage H
Rudolph, the Man Flute, an mfatar ~
b~ds, animals. musical instruments.
The gentlemen Is direct lrom Eglop..
and tB.s is hls first appearance lere.
coming from Tony Pastor 3, 30 Ncr
York Also Melton. WHO is too Wtl
known and liked % need comment
Matthews & lu.cer, a positive uofe.t.
Cummings 81 oBrcu. who come Ht4
recommended as artists n thef oHn
line, singing only their own Original
songs. Miss Jessie Adams, Whose
voice has placed her at tle head ot J.e
Lst as a Vaudeville ARTIST. M-, ltore
DeBarr, "a song and dance artist.
Ghe program includes thc favort.s,
The Everettcs. aud the etock company,
Of Which M smith may wei be proud.
Considering tne array oi talent. next
week show OugAt 70 be thc best 81 t-c
season.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
THEY DO NOT SLUMBER.
DIR. Reid's Friends Stiii IRboring u
Accomplish His Liberty.

The disposition does not slumber
among the Spirltualists 10 give TO Dr.
Reid every benetitto winch heis entitled.
Boston parties of wealth are willing to
furnish the means 10 take the ease 10
the Supreme Court OF the United states
II, upon examination OF the testimony,
II shall appear ID promise success.
MoultOn and Rogers are now prepar-
ing this testimony to be forwarded to
Boston.
The wife Of the imprisoned doctor
clingS to him wIth undying devotion.
She continues the publication OF his
paper, and 10y this means accompAshes
the double purpose OF keeping allye the
Michigan organ OF the spirRua.lsts, and
of supporting herself and chId.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
Wantto state.

The Acmes would ike to state that
they object TO being termed k.ckers
by such a noted gang Of k.ckers as the
Independents. We would be pleased
20 play the Independents any time on
any grounds, and for any amount, and
leave it % any man IN town which are
the worst klckers.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
NORTH PARK.
The cars VIII Commence Running at9
O-Clock Tllis Morning.

O-Clock Ihis Morning.
The afternoon papers we're Informed
yesterday morning that cars would not
ruu over the North Park road today, as
the compauy's new engines would not
bo n readiness, but the engines were
put on the road during the forenoon,
and bv persistent effort. one OF them
has been put in running order. and VIII
commence making trips over the road
VItn one or more of tBe companv'suew
O rlt-v hecled passenger cars at e
O'Clock tbs morning The pavilion 3
not open. hut = nearing completion.
and viii ~ open during the latter part
0f the week.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
A NEW COMPANY.
1t is Probable VIII be Established Here
Very Soon.

Very Soon.
Some day during the coming week
the COurtright Motor Manufacturing
Company of II. Ignace Will give a pub
hc exhibition of their new and novel
water power motor. THIS VIII show
what the machine VIII do. and after
the exhibition toe directors will en-
deavor to reorganize the company and
expect to interest some Grand Rapids
capitalists in their enterprise. Ii thus
can be done, the company Will COM
mence manufacturing the motors IN
tins city. The machine is one entirely
new in principie, and Is expected toac-
COmpNsh great results.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

Newman mt the bail hard and often
Yesterday. OUT OF five times al bat be
made four single HIS and q three
baggcr.
Mcmahon had two excusable errors
and made several brilliant plays. He
is good enough for the international.
The Detroit club has always been 4
favorlte here and their appearance
today viii draw a large crowd To Alger
Park.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15
ATHLETICS AF DETROIT.


81 Estssea 5000 aGo s.000.
DzTaou, June 1.-THE annual West
err championship games II tle ANA
Jeur Athletic Union took place here
th-s afternoon. There vas a brlhant
aud fashionable attendance II between
3.000 and 4oo0. The tag Of var vas
WOO Dy the ONasata1olg Boat ClGo
team Of Grand Rapids, Mcn. 1ae
pOllLs scored Dy eacn cllo Wece a. lOl-
loss. Detroit. A. G., s.Kty-e.gut, WAN
deFeTs, q aad A. c.; Cncag0, thirty
tNOi Union, A.C. Chicago, tseuty-OLei
Missouri, A. A. G.. 81. Louis, twenty
one. Pass-me, 4 C.. -. Louis, eleven.
Telegram-herald., 1890-06-15

the fslloElng score. Toronto. 4 Han
! bol. 4. G44ls called ol 4eco4At of
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-24

ca Debility, Seminal Weak eS
Sprematorrhs, FrOSta SO rrhse. Emissions
1mpoIency, Exhausted Vitality, Premature De-
cline and LD - OF MANHOOD. i'm
ssAA ass cOnm pHAcatiOms, amd from
Wn aaeVer cause prOaAeeh. 1t en-
rich and pus-ihes the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, Digestion, 1e2rodue-
tive Organs, and PHYSICAL and Mental Faculties
IL stops all unnatural and debilitating drain
upon the SYSTEM preventing involuntary losses
deblilIatlng creams, seminal losses with The
urine, etc, so destructive to mind and body
II Is a sure elimInatOr of all KIDNEY AND
BLADDER COMPLAINTS IL contains nc
injurious ingredients. To those SMkNac.
1hS xrsSEn Ghe eVtt effects Of youth.
fui tndtscretiOm or excess, n speedy
rs qua ANrEED. Price So so Den
bottle or five bottles in case, with full direc-
tions and advice, $40 Sent secure from ou-
seTyation TO any address upon the receipt Of
pTics, or o. o. ID. TO he had only OIL
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-24
QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger rains
make prompt con .ectious Win tne
several railroad lines in the East.
Pullman Palace Sleeping CtrS and
Tourists sleeping Cars attached to all
rains.
nick q tS sold sleeping cur tbs Sc
cured, anu other informatioa given on
application at the Com panS's Offices
where passengers cal ling in person can
secure choice of routes, etc.
A. N, TtsW NE, T. ii SrOOl VI ~
General Manager gen fass. u X ASt
Psan Francisco Cal.
june
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-24
nnis &reaG

ais Great
S6genM q In g N
Ing Remedy
a " q n 9 r y e
a MIC is the
lie ? innate result
of over twenty
years practice. .bYa
THO [, y U G L Y
QUALIFIED GBA
ID U A TIE PHYSI-
CLAN of one of
che hi : hest me :
Cal cole z e Z
4 u T o p c a n d
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Nervous and physi-
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-24
SOHTREHN PACIFIC COMPANY
g. 40 .@

OO1KsaE&CgNE @sG GsasY. June
" i5 90. aui Hutn IL .htr noSice
rains Will Ieaue ts..GD sts follows:
H.Oh 4 NJ 1ailv Allan r. Express
Zoo tram Tor Wi nemu1ca, Bait
Mountain Palsade, Ogde3 and the
East. Carr es local first class paSsen-
gers ana through second class passeh-
gers.
n.1nA. NJ. Daily Pacific Express
.lOtrain for Truckee, Cramento,
Benecia and san Fsancisc arr wing AT
9.45P. NJ, Connects al Sacramen 20 az
53OP M with sunset r. ute Atiantle
Express for Fresno, SANTA oaro ira,
Los Angeles, san Biegp and b Ast ia
New Orleans: al O at 1880 p. NJ. wood
and aud Enight's Ian ing and at l25o
A. M Tor MarYsville, Redding ana Port
1O.00 A. NJ Daily Atlantic Ex-
lU.GO press train Tor y nts,nucca
and Battle Mountain, Pa tsisde . en-
and East Carries on Y frst-cla'N ras-
sengers, Through nd ocai-
1AnE r. NJ Daily Nacih Npress
1UNO train fer Janca ~ Sacr3-
mento aud Sa.- Francisco = Beulcia
arriving al S.i5 A. Coma cts al sac
ramenIo with F.sta laay!ng a. 1890 A. NJ,
for stockton, tafth op, san Jose aud
san Frs. ncfe go Frs ssno Los Angeles ana
San d ega: ~ ,0.4a A. N. tor Williams,
willows. Ec..A1lsg; at % T. NJ. Tor hed
Bluff
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1890-09-24

Sleepless nights, made miser-
able by that terrible cough
Shiloh's Cure is the remedy for
YOU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09
AGyOSTrCISH Is ABNORMAL.

THE popular form Of infidelity
goes by the name OF agnOsticism. II
is not atheism, because it does not
deny the existence Of deity. 1t is
knownOthingism. 1t assumes an at
titude Of Indifference as to eterna
realities. But its disciples rarely rer
main on this neutral ground. They
step over the line to riiicule tine
sons and daughters Of faith. They
are not content, either, with an
uouncing their own laca oT know
ledge Of the unseen, but proceed TO
deny its possession by others. They
not only speak Of deity as '.the
unknown but dcscr,he Him n
.'the unkpowable.'
Il is difficult 70 Occupy an In
active or merely negative position.
The human mind is constituted 70
as to believe or repudjate. There IS
no standing still IN the universe.
Il don't know announces a tenn
poFary condition Of very brief con-
tinuance. u believe,'' or Il dis
believe, +" must express the eventual
mental state on every subject OF
human contemplation.
Cardinal Manning, in a pastoral
issued on different matter, makes
use Of the following remarks in
reference incidentally to the az
nostic position:
"The knowledge OF God in the old
world was not a discovery. but an in
heritance. Il was no: = demonStra-
ton, but a CONSEQUENCES which, from
the revelation Of God himself ia crss-
ton, PeTvadsd the human Face Of man
with the life which is the light Of
men. Isit not, then, (
a sign Of these last days that in the (
full revelation OF God. in the face OF 1
Jesus Christ, in the light and the .
glory OF God in unity and trinity. 1
there shout be not only those who Z
deny the Lord tina; bought them, bu:
.hosa also who VIII no, trouble them
selves 50 far a. tn believe or di-believe
MS existence? The passive unOalief Of
he ignorant or the gross minded is As
Ibnoi NAL as the Privation Of sight or
speech; but the superciuous iHdiffer-
nee Of those who Will no: mako up
heir mind whether there Is 4 God or
10, or who affec; TO doubtjheevidcnce
which has convinced the human race,
: not enough: fo- their scientific pre-
ision. This state is no: passive aud
it is positive and mental
labit. Il Is also always inioleraut
nd sarcastic. None are 50 excited
.Sainst those who believe In God as
hose who profess 10 be neither cold
lot hot - believers nor uubelisvers.
I were better to be cold or hst. He
hat is not with me i against me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-09

THE picture which Mr.. Edward
MarstOn draws Of stanley while he
was writing his book at Cairo is as
striking revelation OF his charac.
ter as anything that is set forth in
the book itself. He had certain
number Of days in which this work
must be finished, il written at all.
and in that definite period Of time
the book was written and completed.
1t was \ terrible task, but Sta nley
shut himself up in his bedroom and
denied himself every relaxation,
and almost all intercourse with the
outside world, until the work was
done. Mr.. Marston's sketch Of how
Stanley wrote mis- book shows that
the hero OF Africa has as strong a
control OF his own will as he has
shown his ability to exercise over
the wills Of the savage people with
whom he came in contact on his
great expedition, and his achieve
ment In writing his book in a fixed
number Of days is on a par with the
other great achievements Of his life.
The map who can make a prisoner
of himself in bis own house is the
one who best knows how to use hi.
freedom when hs has IL.