Telegram-herald., 1890-03-07


Dudley + Waters has packed up hls
grip aud Is quietly journesing toward
the star ia the Fast. Tomorrow be viii
embark for Europe and MIL soon be Ia
sight Of the clay ana rocky shores Of
Ia Belle France. ID isnat announced
that he vii mterceoe for the release of
tue imprisoned Duke ot Orleans bnt
he expects 10 have au audience wlth III.
X. II Prince oi Males. While ln Lone
don he MIL study the gat and fashion
OF the "chappiesH who hang oul az Re
gents Circus snd in fIcadliiY. his re-
turn viii Doubtless be marked as tae
occasion for introducing ihe Anglo
mama craze, go thc ultr. iashiolshie
young men oi Grand kauas.
Young wn. Alden >nih attracted
a good deal of attention q DIS remarks
al the Mulhken rocepi ga ia Detroit
lie had the privilege af addressing
himself 10 many d.singa he'd men of
Michigan. and tbere wcf present some
eminent gentlemen from ahroai who
wii doubtless carry away relnem-
berances of the young Alpine orator.
AAAAt-f AtetH NaANt. H4ilfN.. lttAA AtH
SHINE az q speoch-ma ser and as h IS
now winning some recognition through
| his connection with th legal end of
railroad, there is reason 10 believe that
| he NAV. ma measure. successfully emu
late the career Of Chauncey Depew.
The prevailing question ia tie minds
of many citizens, N this writing, is;
"Who is ole Olson The question can
not be definitely answered. lie may be
politician, possibly lawyer or an
author. May be he is dark horse that
| the Democracy Is parading incog. With
| the intention OF sprlnging him for
mavOr IN few weeks. This latter sup
| position has the color of probability in
| the fact that Mr.. Olson's name was
mentioned in Judge Holmes court
| few mornings ago.
J. b. Mulliken. who has Just i.ned
| the management Of the c. 4 ". VI. and
d., l.. q y. railroads, has been the Oh
| iect of much courteous attention IN
| some OF the leading cities connected by
| those lines which he So faithfully and
| successfully directed. Muskegon ban
! quoted hln and Detroit gave hun a re-
| cepton which was attended by the
brans and wealth, representative OF
| the business interests Of that city.
A few years ago, when Mr..
| Mulliken was instrumental ~ making
| the connection at Howard City, which
| gave Grand Rapids direct communca-
ton with the Saginaw Valley, there was
| great rejoicing among our business
| men. Later on NJ. Mullken demon
| strated the faith he mad in Grand Rap
| ids by building a road from here 10
| Grand Ledge, thereby creating the fast
| line 10 Detroit VIA Lansing. TINS un-
| dertaking placed "A couple OF hundred
| or more thousand dollars IN circulation
here in return for the right Of way into
the city. Mr.. Mullken secured all of
| these inestmable benefits for Grand
Rapids, yet the business men seem TO
have forgotten It, or, at least, they are
very dull of appreciation. Now that
his relations are changed. there seems
! TO be moo edlspOsed to do him reverence
or to offer him fitting farewell testimo-
! NAL. Hon. ThOS. u. Gilbert, at a recent
meeting of the Board of Trade, with
surprising magnamIntv, proposed that
| Mr. Mulliken be given n set of compli-
! mentary resolutions, which will IN
volve on the part of the board the
munificent expenditure of probably a
dollar and a-half. This is niggardly.
| Grand Rapids business men should
manifest their gratitude 10 Mr.. Multi
ken. by offering such demonstration
that will totally eclipse the honors
proffered 10y other cities IN the State.
1t is pleasure TO be able TO state on
pretty good authority that J. Il. Multi
ken will, IN the not 90 far off future, be
in position TO add to the benefits
Grand Rapids has already received
from him or TO withhold them at he
pleasure.
CETA SEP MT GIRL FOR A NICKEL BY