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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

magnolia until n is peszneated with the
exquisite aroma Of the nower. When
eossed. the bad gives the desh detect
sble flavor. Nitelhas would have gone
into ecstscies over IL sam Ward SAID
il was = dish n for the gods
Gradually tie Conversation turned
from the screw-wor,a 70 the grasshop-
per. The Texas jndse told some
amazing stories BE las seen grasshoP-
pers piled many feet deep aroaae home
steads In Texas Every thing green
had been destroyed by them They tad
eaten up the saw grass. aesoared
half grown peaches. stripped the bark
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
GEO. G. BRIGGS FOR MAYOR.
what Gen. Litohfsid says Of . Possible
Candidate for Mayer.

To the Editor % the TER RsRaN-HERlLp:
do not Presume, being non-resi-
dent. to interfere in the politics of your
city. | used to say my city" with
pride. but this much will say. were /
a resident my choice for mayor, above
all others, would be Col. Geo. q.
Briggs, because. from being IeIten-
ant IN my regiment. he rose step by
step to BE its final commander and, u
- said. correctly. | doubt not, that
Acknowledgement Robertson said of him:
"He was the best cavalry officer of his
rank from the state of Michigan" One
thing - ccTtain-he wrote his name
higher on the roll OF fame than any
other officer of the Seventh Michigan
Cavalry, was the first officer 10 meet
the flag OF truce from Gen. Lee at Ap-
pomattox, and has filed with satisfac-
hon TO his constituents, credit to bis
cry and honor 10 bmself. every olfice
he has been called upon 10 fili.
I predict for him. should be be called
10 the position now go eorthily filed by
Mayor Uni. an administration at once
impartial. manly. energetic apd pro-
Trsssive. with no mistakes 10 he ey-
cused or corrected. but one Of which
citizens OF AL parties vii he iastly
proud. A. G. LErcHFIEIp.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
ANOTHER woMAN's VOICE.
sac Tee C0unsnas the Teaching OF DIR.
fairs ssrmsn.

To the Edisor OF the TsLkssAx-HszAtB-
WHAT 8 pleasure il would be 10 know
how many readers Of the SUNDAY TELE-
oRAM-HERALD, be they young or old,
good or had, who after reading the very
touching and select sermon OF one Of
our most sbie Ieverends without having
some little chord of the heart respond
lpg. finally drifting 10 more ssrlous
thoughts which assumes i deep re-
hection as you thlGk on how many
mothers, having read u, could l near
whisper To themselves, have | gusrded
nv daughters well, have | gained
their LOVING and trusting confidence IN
4 way that there are 10 impure or lm-
moral secrets kept from NE. Many |
sincerely hope. There are many
mothers, aye and fathers, as wei, that
| wish | might say 10 them. DC your
home cot or mansion, let your watch
words be love, chastity and truth,
court those three things aud you Will
have conquered much IN the path OF
virtue for your sons and daughters
future, and TO those who have not this
blessing and care, stretch out hands IN
the name OF our Redeemer To those
VINO perhaps have never known home
or a iond mothers love, forget all bat
that Il is III MS name we know not what
how many fallen ones might say, No
one cared for me, no one gave me
kind word or look and disheartened
and desperate was driven to the wall
and fell, but II IS not so III every case
they have souls Ia save, nevertheless, Is
II not so that God has not given the
honor OF saving souls To angels, but to
the men and women OF this earth.
Thank God. therefore, and 10 work
Many that are wiling, say DO not
know how or what 10 do. There are
various ways, save a few pennies each
week for time, start a little mite So
ciety among your friends or furnish
something or anything for these poor
unfortunates that would be acceptable
at either of our two homes for fallen
women, let each one give their mite
and encourage the work OF those instl-
tutions. There are many ways, morally
ard financially, to do this great and
good work. and as Lincoln said, with
malice toward none and charity tor all.
/ am truly yours,
Mrs. NJ. O.. BROMLEY.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
RAILROADS FAVOR 1T.
The Building of Deep Water Connection
Advocated by Manager Head.

The Building of Deep Water Connection
Advocated by Manager Head.
At 8 recent Board Of Trade meeting,
Mr.. Briggs, of the Michigan Central, ex-
pressed his approval of the river i'm
provement, and now Mr.. Head follows
suit. II IS gratifying to note that two
of the most prominent railroad m Ell in
the city recognize the fact that the
rapid growth of Grand Rapids, which
would follow when we have deep water
connection with Lake Michigan will
benefit the railroads, as well as other
interests. This is the broad, liberal
view, and progressive business men are
fast 10 appreciate 1t. Yesterday Charles
h. Sigh, whose enthusiasm and interest
in Improvements are 30 we'll known, re-
ceived the following letter:
GENERAL MANAGERS OFFICE,
March IL.
Chas. R. Sigh, Esq, Grand Bap'ds. Mich:
DEAR SIR: am heartily IN favor Of
your plans for the developement of
Grand RAPIDS, and feel satisfied that If
the snip channel is made suitable for
the passage of large vessels, il will be
greatly to the benefit of this city, and
anything that benefits Grand Rapids
must necessarily De benefit to the
railroads.
Ii | can aid you IN any manner IN
this connection, 1 shall be pleased to
have you call upon me.
Yours truly,
CHAs. NJ. HEAD.
General manager Chicago. & West
Michigan Railway, Detroit, Lansing
q Northern Railroad, Saginaw Vallye
& II. Louis Railroad.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

the Gros-e-tete country got drunk, ran
against tree and set his nose bleeding
Not long afterward he lay down and
went to sleep. A fy crawlcd into his
nostrils and deposited its larva. The
screw-worm made it's appearance. forced
It's way TO his brain and the negro died
in horrible agopies."
The Colonel said that In certain
places in Louisiana the fly had appeared
In extraordinary numbers IL had de-
posted its larva in great beds of mud
The eggs had Matched, and the mud was
alive with grubs.
This again aroused the Texas Con-
gressman- He began anew To descsnt
upon the achievements of the Lone-Star
screw-worm. lie said in Texas they
had found only one remedy when cattle
were infested with them They packed
with cry buffalo or COW chips the holes
made in the hide by the worm Ths
moisture in the wound swelled the sub
stance. excluding all air. and the worm
persisted and dried up.
The two distinguished gentlemen had
quite a discussion "a IN how the worm
propsgated- They finally agreed. how
ever. that after a certain period ~ life
il dropped out upon the ground and
turned into a chrysalis- Aftervsrd the
fy was evolved, and. pernicieus IS ever,
began 70 look for blood
Colonel Robertson vs. sekei whether
the screw worm trou bicd birds. lie re-
piled that he did not know The North
ern Congressman who sought the In
formation. said that be Rad killed cat
birds in The spring n Northern tbickets
ard Of certain times foznd their bod lee
f7lles NTH Ernbs Ne fsncsed that thsJ
might be similar - the screv worm
sThat7 remarked The Colonel 'un-
dcuhteilv sohs vou of delightful dish
The cat bird IL TIE south. rear TIE -
rsnuinF 81 the year. i = great deiseseT
IA feeds porn tsse voenx bnds ~ tie
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

Mice get the credit for some queer
freaks now and then. The other day a
New York farmer claimed 10 have found
q nest of them In the wool on q live
Sleeps back, aud now there comes from
Monmouth, Ills, the strange story Of the
recovery Of hundred dollar bill Fifteen
years ago 1t disappeared from the cash
drawer Of bank. and a customer -
Gently deceased was suspected Of allow
Ing himself TO be overpsid. A workman
while repairing the counter found the
bin nearly entire in . mouse's nest and
the oloud on the dad mans name has
been removed
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

THE Arkansas Legislature has so hor-
Tlbly distorted the new Congressional
districts, as to obviate the necessity of
shooting Republican voters, or count
ing Republican votes. There Is not q
doubtful district in the lot, and Repub-
leans are absolutely DISTINGUISHED.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

THE strained relations" in the Sem
Ate, which Senator Mines spoke of, are
painfully evident to every observer.
Each Senator moves about as if he had
secretly eaucused with himself over
every move.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
RINGING WORDS OF HOPE.

Fer cigb; years 4 have beea C. instantly under
tie care OF doctors. i've years under em.arl;
ahopath!c ana three with homeopathic phys
clans. but found no relief. nor. from what the
doctors tod me. did expect 10 eel any bet
ter Was convinced they aid not unders; ard
M case. 30 I thought | would Try ir.
ersenes NerSura. ana the result has DC n
truly Wonderful. aow ieel in better health
than for the last twenty years. During All this
tine l have been suffering with Malaria. Heart
DiIcsse. kidIey and Liver con paints. nervous
prostrstion aad sieeplessaess. For the three
months before taking Dr. Gr,enes NersuEs
had been confined 10 my room. and nost of
the tsme TO the bed l feel. with the bless
ing OF God. DR.. Greene's Ner, urs has given me
"a new lease of life and health, and that
! am cured of all my troables j have great
desire that others may be benefited a. j have
been. sad take every opportunity to recon-
mend DIR. Greene's Nersura TO the sick
Ms. Z. {. BoGARr.
Baptist Home. 6Sth ST. New York CITY,
DIR. Greene, OF b " est Foarfeenth-st.,N New
York. its discoyeTer. is the famous specials,
in the cure of nervous and chronic diseases.
The doctor has devoted special attention 10
tae treatment of al forms OF chronic diseaScs
through letter correspondence. and viii give
by mail his opinion and advice in ANY case
free OF charge. The perfection OF this system
renders a complete cure almost assured. A.
his success IN treatment by correspondence Is
wonderful and unesualled.
n. B.ss- Send for symptom blank 10 ell
oft. or write DIR. Greene about
your case. and a carefully considered letter.
fully explaining your disease and giving yeu a
perfect understanding OF all ats symptoms viii
be returned. free OF charge.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

GENERAL BOoTH has outdone st.
Paul, WHO could be all things to all
men. The General has started q boom
for the Salvation Army in Berlin, by
endorsing the use OF beer as q beverage
fused as the Germans use it," The
German style viii be imported into
America forthwith.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

The cheTnist 70 the boy (in the lsbor.-
toryf-Whst. wretchi You tell ne You
drank NJ. yesterday. All the prussc acid
in that t,mbler, and the first drop didn't
Kill youi
The boy ffrightenei) - No, sir: il
didn't But it wasn't ray fault didn't
know il was prusssc acid Paris Figaro.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

THE st. Louis Globe-Democrat says:
"The merchants are beginning to thank
Secretary Blaine tor his services to the
cause OF reciprocity, which means that
he has struck the keynote of Republi-
can victory N the next campaign"
And the Globe-Democrat is nine-tenths
right and one-tenth .. X.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
Tas Indssn ghost dance IN The senas.

THE Indssn ghost dance IN the Senate
has been adjourned until Monday night.
Whether Rig Tniun Fridlerider viii be
on hand, in war paint and feathers. de-
ponds entirely upon how close = watch
the TsnmaBy braves keep over hinn.
II left b his own impulses. he vii
paddle BIS own canoe" 10 more con-
gensl eliaes Meanwhile The saasw
has taken a wigwsns IN lansing and
VII spend seversi moons n elose prox-
iniity - her sometime lovsr. II he
dossa' ska.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

Two MILLION and half of persons in
his country are obliged to work on
sunday-and SIX other days in the week
~ well.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
OFFICIAL PAPER OF The CITY.

The Topeka Capital insists that the
Republican party viii elect Blaine
President.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

The Incorporation of the village Of
East Grand Rapids. taking in sll of
Reeds lake and Fisk's lake at the
practically unanimous request Of the
property owners on the territory inter-
ested, will bring the saloons and beer.
gardens OF the lake resorts under
municipal control. The new village
ought ~ elect Mr.. Barnard "a its frss
president. lie deserves the honor and
would make = tine executive officer for
the little burg.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

IL p-scticed by many people vho bay
Inferior articles 81 food because cisesger
than standsft goods. surely. infants
arc entities - tire Rest food otssa nakie.
IL ga fact that tae Cal Borden Eagle"
Brand Condensed Mix e the tssst NJ
fact food. Your grocer keeps g.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

M.ssTrfox. @. March iS--severai
passenger ears were deraiied on The
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie At Navarro
niles south II here. owing 70 broken
swith None 81 the passengers vers
injured. but Postal Clerk VI. =. Me-
Ci~sn. 1t Telede. o. lesped from his
car ard vvas fatally injured
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

A NEW author OF Beautiful Snow
has been found, and-worst of all-he
Is living yet.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
Circulation Guaranteed 70 Be the
Largest of All Michigan Daihes Elk
eept Those OF Detroit.
40 srf,sCKInEKs.

Any Subscriber To 1HE TELEGRAM
REEALD who fails 10 receive the paper
regularly, or who may have reason TO
com plain or late delivery, viii confer u
special favor by Informing this once OF
the fact at once send postal card or call
up telephone 33i-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14
A STRONG NERVE.


3 40 va kao~ the value 81 a streax nerse>
ID ko0 remember the sfors 81 the serenauf
she, when the safety valve AZ the tep Of tle
o&lleen would nos soFk. boldly mounted the
delicate EsgtiES step by step swinging oat
over the vast swell Of Ghe nsass thrsshiaE bal.
loon. hanging tooth and aSi over The saaH
abyss AID raging sea below nDtli k- had eiesaa
the valve. stopped The escape q gSs and made
Tie air sAip Fise asala 10 safety
Ii Mas SsasK Which saved him and his com
panion.
Noaid yoa have had the nerve 10 dc igs
a THOUSAND TIMES 40.
lou are streng enough in muscle. bat YEAR
nerves are weak and shattered. b "a would
nave turned pale. yosr nerves would have
trenbied. relaxed aud lett Yea sslE&te ana
b. ueriess no. oaly IN this. bu. In Alhesi any
otAer emergency.
You have courage enough bar your nerve
power is weak. exhausted. unsteady aac uRre-
liable.
Yea have used up your nerve strength by
oserwosk, confinement. worK or dissipation,
all out Of propoFt on 10 yeHf Ehssi cal strength.
That Is way you look - Wei Aac fee NC Unut-
terably played cut. J Ca ART wtaA without e.
fori. tiroc without eaerlioai fre. lasggie.
sPiritless. aerseiess. asse 30 snhitiea. eBtrsy
or content. That is why yoG have resttss
sigepiess nisess aRa wake mornings enegsa
TED. ilieless. s.-e.. That is WY yea are al
times si9sms snd depressed. way your heart
psPiiAlrs 80 easily. why you treInlls 81 tie
least excitement sd are ashamed al your isck
of nerve syen IA trivia talnes- Ia tao saring
these symptoms srs Always aggravated ID
spring debility.
log nesd new nerve. for nerve strength =
the real power OF the body. II II IHL
MAIN SPRING on IitB Ann kfsirft.
How ret H. Eassiy Lnsagh- Use Or.
Greene's Aerrurs, the create knowa restogeT
OF nerve strength. The best brain invisersnt.
tie most wonderful giyeT of strength. power
aud vlsoF 40 the wesken q, run dow and tx
hRnSied system. Ii Is purely vegetable ana
perfectly harmless remedy. aud can be pro
cured 81 all druggists al Sl.o0 per bottle. Get
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

THE adoption of the majority report
In the Coldwater investigation, by
which even the Board of Control of the
Public School was censured, was a
strictly partisan measure. The pro-
ceedings of the House, under Speaker
WaehteI, however, were marked by the
utmost courtesy and respect to the
minority.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

IL there . anything that Michigan
Ought 10 DC ashamed OF. It - the nlea-
ger salaries pad 70 It's State ohcers.
The people wili have an opportunity to
vote 70 raise the Attorney Generals
salary 70 $500 next month. They
should approve the proposition by al
enthusiastic support. In another col
umn Will DC found al address issued BY
the Patron members Of the State Senate
10 the members OF that order. They
give the proposed increase of salary
their hearty support Patrons of In
d1stry should vote for the amendment
for the reasons gwen n that address.
Democrats should vote for It. because
they have a Democratic Attorney GEN.
eral nov IN Office. Republicans ought
10 vote for {, because they will have
the next one. And, finally, the people
generally ought to vote for il, because
1t IS An emlaently just and proper COM
pensat,on.
HEEE is a tariff Lesson from the In
dianapohs Journal; 1.-The growth OF
the ralsin industry of California is one
Of the most FemaI kable on record. SIX
years ago California was supplying 1885,
600 boxes out OF 2,s60.ll boxes con-
sumed. or one-slxteenth of the whole. In
1859 i furnished one-thlrd of the coun-
try's consumption, ESQ, 900 OF 1901, 557
boxes. Last year the product reached
2,0i0,0o0 boxes-nearly double the crop
OF 1883. In the meantime the imports
OF raisins have fallen from 1850, i'll
boxes in 1884, 10 l,754 ,557 boxes IN 1889.
The protective tariff has had much to
do with the development of this indus
try"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

Money saras is msneY made. Remember
Ssriaties o. TIE treat psta-enre. oaig -
MY 80 - fhe hrrs~. stexs sfsf-Fsf kuiis
cssea sT-aB ts7res enatzffs $40 sn,is
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

SAYS the Toledo Blade: "Don Dick
inson IS managing the Democratic fight
IN Michigan. He can give Brce points
on chasing rsinbows." Boss Hosford
seems to be the moving spirit. however.
Under his tutorshIp the Lieutenant.
Governor violates law and decency by
turning his private room in the Capitol
into sanctuary for criminals, all in
the interest Of 1.-The Democratic fight
N Michigan
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

TINS - the sign suggested by a con-
temporary for the Executive Mansion
at Albany, y. Y: "Horse thieves
waated-Connectcut brand preferred.
DAVID Il. Hu.L." This sign should be
posted on the door of the Lieutenant
Governors room in Michigan: "Crim-
iuals wanted Democratic bigamists
preferred. JACK STRONG"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

A SERIOUS question of brevet-senstor
Fridlender's citizenship has now been
raised. Troubles do not seem to come
singIy upon the Democratic blgsmist,
but SO closely that one treads upon an
others heels-like his wives. Further
developments are necessary to deter
mine the validity of this objection to
his holding seat in the Senate. But
the seat IS getting very warm for him.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

Eat al q you Al Dsaly \ Noes tonight
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

- a - 4 g.. - ght.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-03-14

United Press 6spests. Prompt ana Earls
Delivery. All the Local Es~s. sao the
ClsAnezs sad Most PLAINLY Priatsd Paper
Published IN Grand Rzpics.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21
THE RAILROADMEN's CLUB.
The Movement will be Formally Inaugu-
rated About the First of the Month.

Owing to the demands upon the time OF
General Superintendent o. o. Winter,
matters regarding the Railroadmen's club
are still in statu quo, and it is not likely
the matter can be taken up before the first
of the month. In the meantime. the project
is being talked about among the railroad
men, and they are taking great interest in 1t.
There are eiehty-fve men in railway mail
service, running out of Fort Worth and
they seem to have the impression that they
are not eligible, but in this they are mis-
taken. The design of the club is to make
it central point, headquarters as it were,
for all men in railroad service. While rail-
way postal clerks are in the employ of the
government they are certainly engaged in
sidered as railroad men. 1t is intended
that this club shall be for all classes of rail
road men, whether it be butcher, ma
chinist, a clerk or a trainman.
Since the matter was first preached in
THE GAZETTE, General Superintendent
Winter of the Denver, T. B. Burbridge of
the Chamber of Commerce, Rev. Morgan
Wells of the Baptist church and Chief
Clerk Teachout of the railway
editor of The GAZETTE that they were anx-
ious to see the matter successfully con-
summated. By tacit consent, and because
he was the first man to breach the question
to The GAZETTE, General Superintendent
Winter has been regarded as the head
and front of the enterprise, and
he is taking a deep interest
in the project. Amid the multifarious
duties of his Office he has yet found time to
think about the matter and has evolved a
plan which will be made known in due time.
handsomest and best appointed in the
SOutn
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21
Careful of the View.

So grand and extended view is enjoyed
from the piazza Of one of the Catskill no.
tells that it is safe to say first sight of it
never fails to bring from the onlooker ex-
CARNATIONS Of delight aud wonder. A lit.
tie girl, too young to understand what this
much talked Of 'view" meant, had evil
IDENTIFY vague idea of what it was that
lay beyond the piazza ratings, and was SO
much gazed at and talked of by her elders.
One day she ran in great concern to her
little brother, who was clambering about
the piazza, and cried: "Oh. Teddy, do get
down. pulling at the child's skirts. aFs
so 'fraid you'll fall into the view "-Har-
per,s
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21
Tail Lights.

The men in the Denver shops We're paid
yesterday.
General Superintendent Winter Of the
Denver is out on the line.
G. Z. Ware, general livestock agent of
the Denver, came in yesterday.
G. c. Rivers, paymaster of the Denver,
will so out with the pay car on the line to-
morrow.
General Agent Barnhart and District
Passenger Agent Hatch returned from
Texarkana yesterday.
E. w. LaBeaume, general passenger
agent OF the Cotton Belt system, will spend
Sunday in Fort Worth.
The Denver is crowded with business, and
officials say traffic is unusually he3vy for
this season Of the year.
There is a probability that the melon
rate to Mississippi and Missouri river
points will be reduced to 80 or 30 cents
within the next ten days, as soon as legal
notice can be given.
On June 81, % and %, the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas will sell tickets to Aus
tin, account of Teachers association meet
ing, at one fare for the round trip; limited
returning to June 90.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21

Governor Hill is an astuts walker. He
has an air Of caution about him, and when
he puts bis No. rs down he does it boldly,
but at the same time with considerable
care His walk is quite indicative of the
man. He seldom shows himself at the
New York theaters, and when at his hotel
take. little exercise in the lobbies, prefer
ring Broadway at n good swinging gait.
Mr.. Cleveland walks with care He takes
lots Of time but puts his feet down with an
sir Of ~ know what am doing"
Mayor Grant has decidedly stacy walk.
It Is said that New York's mayor at one
time had decided liking for the profess
sion and devoted few years in studying
how TO become an actor. Mayor Grant
would pass for successful business man
were it not for his walk.