Telegram-herald., 1891-10-03
GOV. LUCE IN 1HE CITY
He Talks Freely 70 Q Reporter fos
the Telegram Herald.
UNCLE CYRUS WILL HELP NKIyLEY
After which He Will Rstsrs - TAis
Dissries for Weeks CsmpaigA.
He vtndieAtes she Mektalsy
1ili-Hotsl Rolsa


al don't know whether have any
thing thai will interest you or not"
said ex-0ev-rnor Luce to reporter for
the TKLEGRAa- HnRAID last night at the
Morton House. "You see I'm talking
10 fairs now. When l talk 70 fairs, l
don't talk politics much. IL isn't safe.
A man might set them r.led and cause
confusion. i spoke at Coopersville
yesterday and At Big Rapids today.
Next week I'm going up above sael-
nav to talk to fAirs. l expect that
kind Of work will end then. l find
crops good and the farmers in pros
porous condition wherever / 20. OF
course this is trner of farmers in the
IN the northern; but stall j find these "a
a prosperous condition. / have taken
particular pains 10 inquire about the
Effects of the Mckinley bill wherever
go. | haven't found the least bls of
fault found with it yet; and / haven't
found place where anyone was paw
ing a eent more for anything this year
than they did last. On the contrary
they are paying less for something's.
heard considerable fault found with II
last year. In fact everybody grnm-
blcd about it; but there isn't anything
OF that character this year.
/ am stopping in the city on my way
home. | wrote Dwight Goss, saying
would meet him here tonight in regard
to my taking part ia the coming cam
paign IN this district. / expect TO help
you what can during the last week.
The twelfth of this month I'm gong
down into OHIO 20 work. l shall speak
there eight days. IL i can help Nc
kinney any, you can rest assured that
shall do IL. / don't know where ! sha !
speak; probably IN the northern part of
Ashtabula county. OF course they will
have me speak 70 the farmers. When
get through there, / shall come here
TO do what L. can for your people.
Speaking OF the Mckinley bill they told
me at Coopersville that Ford-whom |
honestly believe TO have been sincere IN
lis belief-told them that this year la
dies would be paying double prices for
ribbons, dress goods, maps, and every
thing OF that character. But many Of
these things can be bought now cheaper
than they could then. Nobody could
tell what the effect OF the Mckinley bill
would be until Is was tried,
but l believe people throughout the
country are satisfied with it."
At this point one of the little flower
girls at the Morton requested the ex-
governor to buy boutonniere. In
spite of hls protestatlons that he didn't
want any such . thing and wouldn't
know what TO do with 1t If he had il,
she captured "Uncle Cyrus.'
Gossip From the Tsverns.
J. Boyd Pantlind, of the Norton
House, received beautiful silver carv-
ing set last night from Gilbert Rogers,
of the Meriden Cutlery company. Meri-
den, Conn. La a personal letter, Mr..
Rogers requested Mr.. Pantlind 20 ac-
cept il as token of the appreciation OF
kindness rendered 20 him during the
visit OF the Meriden post TO this city.
and for Mr.. Pantlind's kindness In TAX
ing care OF Capt. Harvey during the
latter's ''lness and death.
c. +. Mason, a Lllley lumberman, ia
at the Clarendon.
G. e.. Hyde, q Rockford merchant,
took dinner at the Clarendon yester-
day.
q. II. Veldhuis, St Ignace dentist,
is registered at the Morton.
W. X. Johnson. q Muskegon archi-
tect, is at the Eagle.
"Nelson Will be here at 2 O'Clock to-
morrow morning over The G.. Il. n l."
said Don Leathers last night. "Aller-
ton will be here at O'Clock in the
afternoon. don't know whether that
was straight offer of Little Jske's'
or not. II wouldn't make any differ
ence, anyway. Monbsrs isn't for sale.
A 2-year-old with his record, and who
has never yet lost mis- feet, has great
possibilities before him."
c. w. Dougherty and John j. Kuhler,
furniture buyers from Monmouth, H.,
registered at Sweets last night.
J. T. Norton and Con Burrill. of Chic
ago, manufacturers of hotel registers,
are at Sweets.
A. G. Day, Newaygo lawyer, wss in
the city yesterday.
Edward BuIkiov. . Manistce lumber
man, is at tee Morton.
NJ. II. Bigger, Traverse CITY phvsi-
clan, registered at the Morton last
night.
q. Y. Stone. prominent Ithaca at
torney, Is IN the csty on legal business.
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