Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-10-18
GOSSIP OF THE HOTELS.

s'Rev." Barker, OF Reed City. edi-
tor OF the Clarion and one OF the lead
eng Republicans ot the Ninth district.
was at the Morton yesterday. Il ses
the Republicans o. THIS disteict have
been having a afttle squa bible, he said
To a reporter ior the Telegram-IIer-
aid. ''such cusscd tooiishness makes
me sick. The iaea oi a mans trying TO
kn.fc his party because nc aGdA't get
some petty oifsce he or q friend
wanted. That's what has ,I'ut the
Republscan party in MicbiGsn where
st 10 today"
J. Il. Musiken, OF Detroit, is In the
city visiting his two daughters. Mr.
Mulik.n Was Formerly general MANA
ser uci The &. * ". NJ. and at pres nt -
general manager OF the Detroe1 street
railway sysiem. Every thing Is ali
right in Detroit" ne said. livery
eiling Is aiway all right in Detroit.
Grand Rapids has improved very
s-,ps,iiy siGcs l was here. i probably
spolice II more than Won people 90. ia
s.sa t,tan iivc years IL viii have i5u.-
Ooo pupaistson 4 nothing happens TO
IL. I ike ycur new street railway
system v.rs uluch. Ii runs very well.
too wesl, Ia Esct The trouble with ia
- that It's IN too much OF a hurry.
The iirsf faag any one knows soBe-
body VIII be killed 10y AN electric es,.
Z aan positive that at times ears arg
running as high az twenty miles an
horr on Iagravc-st. and Wealthy
ave. I'm coniisieot they do when cons,
sux down tire hhl Cars are running
as hish s~ ten or twelve miles sn ltoar
ass Cs.llsi aud Mouroc-sis. People iske
30 ride sa-t. aud Do7hing viii b.
shougnt 81 if untp somebody j. bsilsd.
1'hen every body VIZ, desert the coyn-
pany aud censa-e them tot ever arrow
snw their cars To ran - tapia,y
That's the wsv Il CoeT psr-r tisn..
We've ofG fesxfes n Desepi. srd pse
! f~5rses largely. hnt We coHidB't make
any faster tifrfe 90 crr business str-eis
Eswe ased gsctrfc,ty. IN large city
I,fiRnsits cars 70 ran snef~ ~ ~; -
rSile~ az hour tNrongh tie rffneipni
stgNsss.s Sens thats is ak last rs cars
rsn i,e ~Ehout *n'ias-srs,34a h'Yaan
, IT'S NJ aaNe 10 fal5si sa@INEnsg eHad
don't " AK NAuy. Tlsi.y'rs ~ tkNeN-
eive. 1T taLSA 20 per cert. WI \es
vey.l 10 ruNyshe cattle. Thevlre eN
eag&s lon n hitHr .he ErS>is str& zbs
P.<haNs tses2sess.s-Asstsss t..s,.:==s tAss=sf-
4snt rvo company can afford 30 roa
nhsm n there are many f3rus. po'l-
rfc~9 Wal. we're havinr little snese
~ oar ovn IN DetrciT SO that tho
nsqunc-aie hsr- NOMINATED Thompson
for mayor. That wisl be n bitter
doe Tor the Free Pres
''Pl.-asa buy a toquct brfo-e supper
tonight" pleaded one 81 the little
fower girls at the Morton about :
o'riock yesterday Afternoon Why
Because I've ec1 TO raise 40 cents
more before I 80 home- I'm hrvissa
n plasto snd pay s. 90 IL ev-rv sater-
dav night. ea-n the - selling
flowers. I'm foin0 80 psv Tor n All
inst selltnC f1ouers. TOO. I've paid a
hot already. r can eell fosr more
lreauets bsiore zupper I'll hsve the
money. sswavs pay 'sm. Ma pstd
'ers oree ans tiles hoodoosd her isto
ase'ieviu9 That she hadn't paid hut
ss 20. mt ffsnv cant fof ro4 that
Wv. ~ow. r4tsee f,nF nns'
Dor 7. Tsr.7fs1fzyr returned fr,rn Icy
f-gscn ve-et<~sfas morning Tie was
ssfsk huhfFS-sv wtst enthusiasm o~er
fhe -ar. ts.twesn sliertc- and Ni,sdie-
rssss~rh ''Tt vr~'t - eocf ~ece
- fe,e orse h~-~ he sass "-cf -sssra~
q. rssr,6 Afle-~es. was - nef<~r ror-
sissoa though erf7 rs@Te a ve~v saes
qears4* The rarr h~re rad 'ust pvt
is,rn ~ rs,os eorSsfsfr,, - v~rba.s fsft
i1tingtoh 'er Nashville Yesterday.