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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
TOWER
Employment Bureau!
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED


ROOMS AND o TOWER BLOCK.
DEGOLIA .Proprietors
Eoa sALE-Or Exchange-vacant lots on
house. worth about $3.50. inside old limits In
south part OF city.
FOR SALE vacant lots on PIalnneid-ave.
4 Just inside OF cid limits; the finest building
spots in the city.
TO EXCHANGE-For farm n good s-room
= house and barn In south part OF the city:
large lot ana well located; would pay some
difference.
ITO EXCHANGES acres land In Barry coun
~. - miles from city. 20 acres improved.
good building. fruit. well watered and splendid
soil. price $500
ITO EXCHANGE-For good renting city prop
= erty. 80 acres. fine house, barn and OUT
beech and hickory i timber. good fences 1 so
peach, 10 apple. pears. piums and small fruit
EoR SALE--9 room house on Terrace ave.
modern nnish and handy 90 street car ser.
property. Price 5000
WANTED-To sell general store In fast
growing portion Of city; stock and ix-
lures In frst.class condition; invoice about
$40; other business Il reason Tor selling; have
established trade.
WE-Hsve some nne nursery stock. fruit
shade and Ornamental trees for sale at
one.hslf regular prices Ii you are thinking Of
on quality and price.
EoR sALk-Two Groom heuses on Worth
Lafayestesf. near Bridge; viii cell both
or one cheap y sold within the next 70 days.
tUR sALE-efoom house on Munssn-st. -
= foot front. GOOD cellar; we'll and cistern;
graded street, water and gas, price ti>o; easy
terms.
NOR sALE-sroom house on Third st.. stone
foundation, good well and esstern; will
sell on contract. sl0 down. balance monthly
payments.
EoR ExCHANgE-n acres two miles from
sangatucs. 100 peach trees bearing. 50
standard pear trees, - cherry, Is apple, -
pluns 80 goosbeFriesJ acres Of sfrawberrieS
good house and harm Price s,ua
MONEY TO LOAN on real aad personal prop
VA erfy IN sums 10 suit Roomss ande Tower
block.
DsGoLIA BROS.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
CHURCH NOTICES.

Notice-In future the TELEGRAM-HERALp will
publish. under this head. only such notices as
are sent TO this ONCE each week. not later
avoid mistakes and duplicate notices.
In these announcements usual services"
or hours" mean that the morning service oc-
ours AT l0:O a. m. and evening service at ! 80
y. In.
pastor. Good 1empiars' Hall. McMullen
block corner Of Island and South Division-sts-.
sunday evening at I:D O'Clock. Subject
Labor Strikes aud Their Results in the Light
vited.
Church OF Christ (scientist)-Good TEN
p.ars' Hall. south Division-st.. at 1890 .. m.
Sunday school following.
Children OF Zion Church-Scribners ST.. be
tween Eighth and Tenth-sIs. Preaching SER
vices at l0:sD a. m. and 1850 p. m. sabbath
School nj ll:45. Morning subject: The Fight
Of Faith" Evening subject; Christ Our
Life"
Church OF Christ-Rev. w. J. Russell. pastor
Morning subject: ''woman's Indebtedness 10
Christ" In the evening will be given grand
missionary entertainment called News from
the Nations" All are invited.
The New Church-Rev. George Henry Dole.
pastor. Services at the usual time. Morning
subject: The Everlasting Gain: Evening
subject: How God is Manifested" Sabbath
school and adult class at the close OF the
Ing subject: The Constitution OF Man as a
Spiritual Being"
Calvary Baptst-Corner OF lonia and sixth
ave Rev. J. Snashail. pastor. Services ~ the
usual hour sunday school at noon. Morn
Ing subject: Three Little Animals In the
evening the fourth anniversary OF the sunday
school will be celebrated By chlidren's exer-
eises.
Second RaptIst Church-Rob't W. Van Kirk
pastor. Services. 1880 a. m. and y. m. sun
day- school at noon. Young Peoples meeting
at 6.D O'Clock. sixth ward Mission sunday
school AZ go D. m.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
NEARING WASHINGTON
The Presidents Journey Almost al
an End.
WITH OLD FRIENDS At HIS HOME.
he Is Deeply Affected BY an. Warmth Of
the Greeting Tsader.d HIN By
fnoasasas at HIS Aamiriag
kstls ~ 10 - asxusn

Indianapolis. Ind. May ia-presl-
dent Harrison entered his own state
shortly after o'clock Thursday after
boon. and fifteen minutes later. al Mon
tezama. he was surrounded By friends
who had come down from indianapolis
Co welcome him home. The Indianap-
oils contingent was composed OF COM
mittees from every political society
and business organization in that city.
At Montezuma the president spoke
briefly. At Rochedale the president
received another welcome.
The arrival Of the train at Indianap-
oils was greeted by the booming of the
cannon and the cheers of thousands OF
people gathered at the depot and along
the line OF march The president was
greatly moved as he was escorted
from the train 90 the stand. Tears
filed his eyes. and il was with diff
Guilty he could command himself snf-
ficiently 10 speak. He began by say
ing the fatigue of the journey and the
short time he could remain would pre-
vent him saying anything more than
20 thank his old friends for their cor
dial greeting Referring 10 his pleasure
at meeting his old friends, he said
that nothing had been so gratifying TO
him as this attention from his old
friends at Indianapolis prospect
i've OF party. He had never
known any other home than
this since entering upon his career of
life. Little over two years ago he left
his friends here To take up the duties
OF the most responsible office in the
world he was conscious that he had
made errors, but one thought had
guided him, that was the thought that
this duty was given him for the benefit
of the whole people. He regretted his
inability TO speak at more length and
excused himself further by saying:
'-God bless you all"
After speeches by Postmaster General
Wanamaker and Secretary Rusk
the president and party entered
carriages and were escorted by
military and other organizations
through the principal streets and back
To the station. At $50 q parting cheer
burst from the concourse and the presi-
dents brief visit TO his old home was
over Mrs. Harrison and the ladies
party held an informal reception on the
train.
DAYTON. o., May 15.-At Richmond,
Ind. Thursday evening. Congressman
elect Johnson introduced the president,
Mr.. Wanamaker and Mr.. Rusk, who
made short speeches. The visitors
reached Dayton at Q o'clock.
ALTOONA, Pa, May I5.-The elegant
special train bearing the presidential
party arrived at Altoona at $50 o'clock
a m The travellers are tired and IA
tigued by their long journey, but were
very muck refreshed by their reception
at this place The president and
party stood on the rear platform and
were loudly cheered by the large
crowd gathered in the station The
observation car was nearly filed with
mountain flowers, brought by the
children of the various railway officials
stationed here. The president delivered
a short address and was followed by
Secretary Rusk-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

GRArS-Wheat. SLOT; corn. zoe; oats. SIC:
rye. zoe; barley. Sl.tt@sl.D y hundred.
Flour AND FKKp-Liiy White. $3.50; Patent.
s2s.0OeSDo0 y ton; middlings. s2l.00 ton;
bran. $3.50 4 ton
MEAr-Pork. &c; beef SIC; veal, 5@6c; NUT
ton. &c; lamb. lac; chickens. l2lsc; turkeys.
l41ac, ducks. l0gl2c; geese. l0Sl2c.
PRoDucE-Butter, dairy. lie; creamery. &c
eggs lSc: potatoes aocasi00; n bu.; apples.
$1,000 $50 2 bu. beets 30@ti5c y bu.; onions.
81. l5e sl.30 = bu-; beans. hand picked. H.15tg'
500 b bu.; honey. l6@l7c.
HIpEs AND TAILow-Green. 4@5c; part cured.
4lzes5c cured hides, &c; calf skins. green. 596c
calf skins. cured. safe; tallow. 3@4c; pelts.
o0to 81 50; dekin. l5n25c.
WooD-l6-inch. dry. Sl.75GS2.25 q cord 2foot
81 25ds275 q cord; 4foot AOc9S4.75 p cord.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
Lincoln May Inter the Cabinet

NEW YORK. May ia special to the
Recorder from Washington says there
Is q strong rumor about the war de-
partment that Secretary Proctor's APP
pointment or election TO the senate
IN place Of Senator Edmunds being .as-
sured. Minister Lincoln viii be recalled
from London 20 take the cabinet place.
This. il was said. would be in accord
with Mr.. Lincoln's own wish
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

CHICAGO. Aay IS
rLors-stsady spnas Wheat patents - g
6aoo. bakers. HTs1S -: Winter wksss
Flour o. - Cor patents zad g. TooS1 fos
strzsgnas
wsxAT-RHled weaker. No. sezsA. o. ooo
f0sS Jaly. tLossdlozA. aaa August. sgs1
sss~e.
Consecutive aad lower Ne a szsoss.s;
No. Yeiles. ea>,tss4e. Ne 3 sGaGssas
No. yellow, e1<tes<ei Mag. eisasssse;
Jans. ssseesci Jay. ssa.Sssse. September
5AGSga
oars = Unsettled No .. sicsise; MAJ,
sIesiac; July, ss.Sss7se Samples steady
Ne. g. ssssOe. No. White. h-4sse. No 4
sl152e; No. White. s3&t54ae
Rrg-Scarce and nru- No cash. sso2oc.
July delivery. CSC; sad August osc. Ma BY
sample. ss<soc, and No 3. so<ss7e.
BAELxr-Szishle ana steady. Sales By ssn
pie. Tss7se Tor No. 8 And lower grades sso?Ue
September, nss No, z fUc bid.
Mass roRg-Traains moderately active and
prices ruled loser Prices ranged al sli 0oa
tiiess for esss; eli oo<t Az for Nay; Ai $50
n 40 for July. and I'll go IL ~ for September
LARp-Msrket moderately setive and prices
lower. Quotations ranged ~ 6HS06 ~ for
casa; 0SHenso for May; eu5oosSfS for
July. and d. TssGs % for September.
BrrrKs-creamery. ie0x3ci Dszy. isoisc,
Packing Stock. o3isc.
Live Turkeys 1000 per III; Live Ducks. "a
ssse per 10; Live Geese. eaoo<aA " per dos.
ous--wisconsin Prime White. 20: Water
White. sic: Michigan Prime White. csc.
Water White io,se; Indiana Prime White.
sAe; Water White. Toe. Headlight ITS test,
ssso; Gasoline. 81 des'a lee; u deg'A sc; NspA-
tina. 81 degs iHc.
LioueRs-pissliied Spirits ruled arm II q. II
per sal for naisAsd goods.
NEW YoRK. May IS
wHKAr--ouiet. Soko up. nrm. May. ti.iAx
a. lsS. June. 81. is4aliSx; July. i.osS0
i.ios; August eiooS0i.ook; September.
uossnioc; pecembsf. sLookoi.ocx; May
uss2l. ti.oeasi.
cosS-Duii &c up. nrn- No 9. 7eoDa
oArs-Duli ana nrmsr. Western. b<o1oa
PRovINoSs-Bcef-FAir demand and steady;
extra meas. saso1io0o; family. ofLs0ola,A
fork-Quiet and easy; new mess. 81. oo<a so;
old mess tlarnnl3tO; extra prime, Gil 7s0
iasA Lard-ouist and weak; steam rendered,
6s7H
CLEvELANp O., May Is
PErRoLnuN-Easy: standard white. ITO deg.
btc; "a gasoline. sxc; 20 gasoline iac: o3
naphtAA snc.
CHICAGO. May Is
CArTLK-Market moderately active. Quota
lions ranged Ut ss.7so6s 50 for choice to fancy
shipping Steers; Noo35. 20 for sooa to choice DO;
ASo34sp for common to fair do; q 50oAsS for
butchers Steers: q. oOgD3 50 for Stockers; $500
rs % for Texans; g. 900. 30 for Feeders; o. 5oo
L00 for Cows; q s0035o for Bulls and q 500
$50 for Veal Calves
HoGs-Quality fair TO good. Left over. about
1000. Market fairly active. and prices de-
,lined Sc Sales ranged at q. 7534 10 for Pigs;
Aoo4 20 for light; sass<sA50 for rough pack.
ng; AssGl75 for mixed. and A56tlso for
leavy packing and shipping lots.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

JACKSON. Tenn, MAY f5.-The Ma
ltional Order Of United Labor and Pro
fessions was organized here Thursday
with ". p McChesney, of GAINESVILLE,
Tenn. as president. The object 81 the
order Is TO bring about great reforms
ia legi<iation
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
Good News for Consumptives.

PARIS, May i5.-Prof. Bernheim has
submitted a report to the Paris Academy
OF Medicine on the treatment of con-
sumption by the TRANSMISSION Of goats
blood The experiments made by him
lead TO the conclusion that the treat
ment has an important beneficial effect
on the first stages OF tuberculosis
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Louisville, Ky, May l5.-All the
drivers and handlers of the Adams Ex-
press Company have struck here This
Is the result OF the recent order of the
company requiring their employees TO
furnish bond This strike is likely TO
spread over the country.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

fsLrAHAssEE, Fla, May l5.--Durinp
the seventy-seveuth ballot in the joint
democratic caucus for United States
senator Friday night personal encoun-
ter occurred between Kirk of fernando
and Clark OF Polk county. Kirk was
badly punished.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Loxpox, May ts-E Dwyer Gray
and the two Hsrr.nstons, three Of the
sblest supporters 81 Psrneii since the
division Of the Irish party, will. here
after. II Is announced give their sup
port 10 the party headed OF Mr.. Me-
t@ftby
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

AIcAyo. Kan. May Is MIRA Arthur
Briscoe. aged 81 years was drowned in
the river near here. Mrs. Briscoe had
been married sir times and had thirty.
one children. four of whom died. All
her husbands were dead.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

SALEM. Ore. May Is.-Four mem
hers Of the family 81 Adam n sconce.
living near here. were buried side BY
side Thursday. al having died Of "a
grippe within few hours of each
s,rhRr
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
]. $. COURT HOUSE AND posrorHcr.

0RsEp RsPfDs Mich. NAV Is. 1891.
Sealed proposals will he receiver nnfA y
o'clock nosn. Tuesday. May ~. issi. for far.
n shing fuel. ftghta water. ice. miscellaneous
supplies. wsshine towels. hauling sshts. and
spriHkifng streets for this building during the
hseai year ending June n. iss1 or such portion
there0f - the secretary ~ the treasury may
deem advisable. JOHN sTEkETkE
Custodian
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
xesrs.k.'. eabern.sori.i Contest

WASHINGTON. May I5.-Justice Brew
CT. OF the United States supreme court,
has allowed writ Of error TO issue in
the case of the contested governorship
~ Nebraska
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Can tna Yea = hease. Il yea want one. IN "a,
pAEi 81 tae cay a. sesSe q - ar hl, ~, ssaeea
WlxANs 4 ALLEN osa seil ses house sas
w let % Soulh Iona a. goSd wei sewer y
heases "A rooas and e&rns : bsrSssHs Pries
WISANs 4 ALiKN s~a sell yeu hoass sad
w laf on South ieE.asl.. eStenth ave-. tsSsr
ST., NcDe~esi-si.. klIhth-sse.. tresoelt&se-
or Jenersen-ase-. Tor t>1
WISAAs a ALIEN, lsr sIs.., sAa eel sss
St.. featerst-- Filth ave. trs~bFloSesl- brssl-
"a ST Facksra-sf.. Watson 81 al sinclair-sl
WINANs a ALLAN can sell yea . house sas
w tst on 5ames-si.. heastifai lot; ace 10
room house; eAsy terms price s-asA another ~
XlINANS ALiES can sell you house ana
w let 90 Terrace ave. house nee oxk bellows
good we'll niee lot and alley Tor sz2oN
WlNANs ALLEN for sas,o osn sci yea
room AsW house; hard wooa faist Below SSo1
well. alec let and alley
WISANs 4 ALLEN viii sell yeu . nice
w house and iet OF hears-si- lea t2lS.
VVINAN> A ALLEN can sell house ane lot,
w lie South Lxfayettest.. lasl seafh II
Cherry for s3,ep. II soId by NAY y; iets half
blsok north sci Al So per "a house hAs
some repairing spieedia location
WINANs 4 ALLAN can SELL house and let =
w ssaesiF-st. los g. 90, cable withla hair
block house i~e years flilts roens: spleE-
rooi; y II. well On neat loi. nice house. =
cheap honse-
WINANs a ALLEN can sell you 81 East
w Bridge with = lot SVxies Tor Sasse: house
Is ~ good - new has III rooms sewer. gas.
water. bath room. large cellar. inside aad out.
side blinds; lsf has large shade trees Ana Ene
lawn put II on your LAT.
WINAks A ALLEN for <isoo can sell you q
" house and loo on yopr choice OF twenty
streets II yea waat bargain isek over our
WINAHs 4 ALLEN-Bnsiness Chances
" Well established coal and Wood business
horse. buggy, Wagon. sleigh. Sheds. etc owner
leaves town June Is and viii sell tor sisa3.
business chsncs-A doctor wants 10 sell his
drug business.
w and lot on Ainth-sse; well and clstern
hard y ood hail; rooms fents Tor 60 per
month price s2sao
WiNANs a ALLEY can trade you . house
w on the n esi Side Ter East SIDE property
aad pay You a cash difference.
WINAAs A ALLEN can trade you several
w houses on the West Side for farms.
WlNAAs 4 .ALIEN can trade you . farm
!" ios your house and lot
WIsANs 4 ALLEN can sell you the cheap
court house. no better resident street in the
city,
WISASs 4 ALLEN can sell you good hus!
w ness prcperty on South Division 81. lust
south OF ealfhyi ~ rooms; n store. for sf7ln.
WINANs A ALLEN win sell A. Heary a..
w for $3.50 lot sSxlSz and level house new
and modern finish.
WINANS 4 ALLEN can sci. house and lOt
w s4l Mrathyase. for $50; house new ana
modern style LOT Hxiss; good vel hydraulic
wafer 10 rooms easy terms.
W1>ANS A ALLEN can sell So T.. Bridge
w for $500; corner lot; new l2room house.
or will trade for cheaper place
WINANS A ALLEN can sell Isl Cinfon-st
w for $50; new 10 room house good lot
WINANs ALLEN viii sell No. 10 pArs-
w ave. for s17oo; new l0-room house. good
well; good bargain.
WlSANS a ALLEN can sell house AID iot
w corner Center and "a Comsto o add. for
el5S lot 50x7o. sroom house.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

This list Is furnished BY Tutfle Bros. rea
estate dealers. Pearist.. over Arcade Tell
phone Ne. 1901

phone No. i2S)
IN THr CITY.
Chester n Hodges 20 James Hii, part
lot 1. bk = Campan plat, part 1879 hy
rs IL on w cor OF Waterloo aud
Nav 4 Rrergartner 10 MARTA Scott
ct al lot ia Kent plat. = 10 front w
SIDE ottawa Sc leo ft Of Bridge st. 5000
Nancy Jane Scett 70 Mary Bremgsrt-
psr. sv :. OF y II hk :. eefibner q
Hssrs s sensafsuns TO clark y Parmelee.
10 n lot 3 snd . " n lot 3 bk 4.
Uagehoone's ID add, 81 n front on sw
cor of Naaisoa and Henrietta SITS 1.sso
Hope Adds 70 Mary Brandy. los IL
scribners Turner's add 49, loo
Henrv - saunders 60 oaver Waters
lst 4 grove e sub. Tlft 10 IN ffost on
side Ptsinheid read Of tsrove 81 1.so
Peter Hsnsea 20 Harriet I ,iifsrd; 50
kffot 4 bE IS. smltn Van Aliens
add & RI front en- ~ side Turner 81.
LIS n ; 81 Tenth 81 ....--...-.s--.-. 20
samusI W hfte 90 Cornelius kruist lot B
q and - " htte's "a add. Isl 70 frost
on n side 81 Orchard lane. ia n OF
Rssssun 3 Laee 80 Klesaor Kline. los -,
1. - ~, = n sssmsn 20 wmHwfiis. let.
SIS ID aad NJ. Wsrsmsn's add -
n font On = side of Z . ave. s7fte
J.r.ss Il Mckee - Issse Fons. iot :. hk
! (. Mckee 4 Norman add. - e front
an . side Hef-a -. 80 u OF Dts-
mend e a...--- 10
wm ii wills 90 Wm F Defisls et Al. lots
u sua n. " oFk mas sid 10 = front
an n SIDE : II ave- ~ q ef EAST ST. 800
Hoeser b Peleher 70 john " Clsster-
hsnse part les 4. - l.. L Neton-
neIfs add part ss-s% r. trent on q
SIDE II Centre 81. n Of Asasan St. lSl9
wm N Robinson - John " closser-
saa<e los II. Ok u. ossfaie PARK AID
81 n frcnf On SIDE - Cet; sze Grove
ave f54fs 4 OF z men sf...-s-.--.....-.-4- Sc
olive Fisher g a Deaison and Geo
Clzppsxtsa. loo :. fisaers sao. ~ rs
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
and 4 Tower Block.


Telephone No. SO.
Have more than so houses and more than loo
lots for sale.
Grand Union Employment Bureau, 5 and 4
Tower Block.
HELP WANTED shfrt rolisher. I second
II girl. 10 mattresses Tor summer resorts
coicred girls. 3cooks. chambermaid : team
sters. band sawyer, bell boy. press boy. Il
general girls sand Tcwer bieck.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The hysek sscek Isesrea on West Rrsaee-st.
Nos Ia. lsosnn1 Isl. Is for sale. Block contains
three stores The s~ceBs foor - "a suites 81
rooms saatsbie for osfcfs or konsekeeplas-
property II sold in ~ days Inquire 81
zstf A. A. LORD Isl Vest Bridee-st
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
Real Estate

TO EXCHANGE Some city property and
1 coed aeur mili for timber lsad ia Mich. OF
aeod farm near cry. some fauT mill m2ehin-
ery 90 exchanges ter personal preerTty het-
fsr safe "a easy ferms Houses Ter sale o.
ii. s, i5WSkE Ger. THIRD. asa Frenolist.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
MOVING. PACKING q STORAGE

RADCLIFFE 4 HOLT-Reiiable upholsierers
~ ut III South Disislon-st-. have the largest
vans" employ the most competent men and
will give you regular rates. whether you ask
for them or not by 'phoning No. 100 or oo5 after
business hours.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16
" VI. q A

Al a o'clock. All young men are cordially In
yited 20 attend
Dspot--t3ospei meeting and song service will
be held In the Union depot ~ 3;i5 y. m. at
which everybody Is welcome
jail services At ll;iS .. m. Open only to those
who 90 to take part In the meeting
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-05-16

Colonel William r. Villas, Of Wisconsin,
was travelling from Madison 70 Chicago.
Colonel Villas has some reason 70 believe
that every one In the state Of Wisconsin
knows him. Perhaps. also, be has heard
Of those statesmen and politicians whose
wonderful memory for faces and names
made them popular with the masses AT
any rate IL was apparent that he WA
going TO 80 how IL worked. and II IL was
nss success In one instance IL can hardly
he said TO be thu fault Of Colone! Vilax-
He entered the smoking car few miles
out from Madison and recognized the man
In the first seat behind the stove. lie shook
hands with him and asked after the vari-
Gus members Of his family. Then he passed
on 70 the next. HIS inquiries hero were q
trifie haxy. but tho man evidently knew
Colonel Villas and was aattercd. That en-
boldencd the senator to go ON; In fact he
was afraid to stop lest he should offend
some one.
Near To csnt~ Of the car was an old
man with gray chin whiskers. . fur cap
aud top boots. who was an Interested spec
tator OF che procee<iinp. When his turn
came Villas shook him warmly by the hand
and asked how everything was 1t the farm.
The man grunted sosuething In reply and
the colonel passed on. After he had left
the car the Old man turned to q neighbor
and asked:
who's that blamed idiotf''
"WhaG," cried the man addressed. Don't
you know himi"
Never saw him BEFORE
For heavens sake, where do you liver"
''MadAon."
"And don't know Colonel vilass~
Tho old man reused himself little
"Oh, thas Bill Villas, Is iti" he said. mo,
/ never saw him before, and whit in thun-
der does he want TO make pump handle
out Of my arm fort"
'Why, he's been elected senator"
"Humphr' granted the old man. "Tsup-
pose that's why be asked me about my
farm"
whats the matter with thats"
Nothing, except that don't own q
farm and never did"
And so Colonel Vilas' diplomacy went
Tor naught-Chicago Tribune
Postponed the Funersl.
Tho funeral Of Charles Stahl. which was
advertised to takc place in Milwaukee the
other day, has been indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. Stahl was an inmate of the SoldierS'
Home and his wife received telegram
from the governor Of the home informing
her that her husband had died. Death
notices were inserted In the papers and
meetings Of two lodges and union to
which Mr.. Stahl belonged were called to
make arrangements for attending his fun
eraL The relatives had all preparations
made for the funeral, even TO buying their
mourning ciothoA
When an undertaken with q coffin drove
out to the Soldiers Home to secure the body,
to his surprise be found Charles Stahl in tho
best of health, and the latter was no less
surprised to learn of his death from the
undertaken. As result of an investfga-
ton it was found that q mistake had in
some way been made in the names, Fred
erick Stahl being the name of the dead
man instead of Charles. Mr.. Stahl accom-
panied the undertaken back to the city and
walked into the presence of his rnourners.
and the housoof mourning was suddenly
Turned into one Of Joy.
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