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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

It Is no. often that nonentity Is mis-
taken for notsbility for several days let
that Is what happened quite recently st n
small watering place Ia upper Austria.
All Of q sudden the town Was coDyulsed
with the delightful intelligence that Gil
rar4i, the famous Vlennoss comedian, was
Ia its midst A charity concert WAS in
process Of organization, and forthwith q
depatst.on waited on the great man TO so
licit bis assistance. IL was grsciously &C
corded and the deputies withdrew in high
feather, enc of them remsrking how
strange it was that an actor should have SO
fine a beard.
"Why, don't ycu know replied an ON
niscient colleague, that actors always let
their boards grow ia the holldayss" Ca
tho eyentful night the concert room Was
packed 10 suffocation, and vigorous round
Of applause greeted the appearance Of the
famous actor. Instead Of the excrutiatiag-
ly funny sorg expected by the public.
Herr Girardi began sentimental ditty in
= very hoarse tone of voice This rather
astonished the audiences at first, but they
rapidly came TO the conclusion that il
must be first rate imitation of some
opera singer. The object OF the rnimicry
LEcy ala not KNOW, Dut ticJ Ioai 81 VII
laughter all the same.
Girardi was encored and sang romantic
Italian aria, and once more the audience
were convRlsed at the snbtlety OF the ifni-
tation. Next morning it happened that
the official visitors list was published,
from perusGl OF which il appeared that,
barring n certain Samuel Giradi described
as merchant" nobody OF that nsme was
stopping in the town. The actors nsu
being Alexander, the extent OF the blunier
was soon DISQUALIFICATION Globe
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

Di.eassion Before the Amsricaa Chem
zeal society.


To the Editor of The TFibune-Sir: /
have just seen the report in your issue
of Sept. Of the discussion at the
Washington meeting of the American
Chemical Society, Aug. Is, relative 70
tina use OF carbonate Of ammonia Ia
baking powders.
This report Is Incomplete and incor-
rect in many particulars, and as the
paper which preclpltated the discussion
WAS read by me and was based upon
my own experiments, desire 10 make
certain corrections IN the interest OF The
truth and for the benefit OF the large
number Of your readers 10 whom the
question is one of great moment.
The paper as read before the society
related that ammonia in baking powder
is retained in the bread by reason of Its
affinity to the gluten. The consensus
OF opinion as expressed during the dis
cussion was against the use Il carbon
ate of ammonia in baking powder with
the only exception of DR.. MeMur:rie,
who is now an employe of baking
powder company which uses carbonate
of ammonia IL its baking powder.
OF the other parties mentioned as
having taken part IN the discussion
were Prof. DR.. Baker. of the University
of Pennsylvania, who is the president
of the society and one of our highest
authorities. In answer to a pleading
by Prof. McMurtrie that only small
quantities OF ammonia were used in
baking powders, be said: "No matter
| how small the quantity, | must decline
| TO be dosed medically without my con-
| sent when taking my meals.
DR.. L. II. Barley, formerly chemist
| of The Brooklyn Board OF Health and
Professor of chemistry at the Long
| Island College, likewise named, did
| not, believe, take active part in the
discussion, but is already on record as
| strongly opposed TO the use OF ammo
MUM carbonate in baking powders.
DIR. Richardson volunteered only the
question whether the flour used in the
experiments was of good quality, of
which assured him by stating that it
was the best of flour used in my fam
lily.
| Prof. Mallet was not present.
Your article is misleading in so far as
it gives the impression that ammonia
disappears Oh baking. My actual tests
agree with those made by others, show
ing that ammonia remains in the bread.
NY Investigations simply assign a new
cause for its retention.
III. ESDEMANN, Phi. d.
New York tribune, Sept. II. 1891.
| Note-Dr. Endemann, the writer OF
this communication, is well known in
scientific circles. and was for twelve
years chemist OF the New York Board
of Health.
The Baking Powder company above
referred to is the Royal Baking Powder
company uf New York.
And the employe, DR.. William Nc
| Murtrie, who defends that company's
fuse of ammonia, is their much adyer.
tised Government Authority.
There is no such Office known under
our government as that of Government
or United States Government Chemist
The Chicago Tribune.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.

The Worlds Fair power plant will be
of $4,000 horse power, and will require
the services of $50 engineers, tremen
aud attendants.
Payments on exposition stock sub
scriptions are coming IN very rapidly
now. The two heaviest days were Aug.
81 and Sept. !, upon which 100000
was paid In.
The model for the statue of Queen
Isabella, on which Miss Harriet Hos
mer has been at work in her studio at
Rome, is almost completed. The queen
ls represented in full royal robes, step
ping down from her throne
with her Jewels in her out.
stretched hand. The figure is full Of
grace and strength, and the robes have
been most skiIlfully draped by the art.
ist, giving pleasing outline from every
point OF view.
fhe exposition directors have appro.
prlated $50. 900 for the expense of re-
producing at the exposition the convent
of La Ribada, Palos, Spain, where Co.
lumbus lived while peffectlng his plans
for his voyage of discovery. The build.
ing will be used for housing an extern
sIye collection OF Columbus relics, and
tie ancient appearance, u IL believed
Will afford a pleasing contrast 10 tina;
Of the magnificent palaces by which il
will be surrounded.
The National Association of Canned
Food Packers has applied for space 70
erbibit IS products at the fair. The
association IN its jurisdiction covers the
packing Interests Of twenty states,
There are ~ the country about 10oo
canning concerns, consuming the pro.
ducts OF z,eoo. 600 acres Of land aad
glsnE dsseSt employment 70 milton
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
ODDS AND ENDS
London has no car tracks.

: London has no car tracks.
The south has $50 cotton mills.
Chinese immigration is being solicited BY
Mexico.
Don't waste your time in trying to catch
two inch fish with ten foot pole.
The United States collects $3.50 aud spends
&l6i every minute of the night and day.
The quickest and best way to freshen salt
fish is said TO be by soaking in sour milk.
The shrinkage in the production of pig
iron during the last year has been the great.
est ever known.
In Lancaster. Pa. there is on exhibition
perfectly white catfish nine inches long
and weighing over pound.
Among the C0,OOo, 600 of America there
are more divorces than among the $50, 600, !.
coo Of other Christian nations.
No sagacious wise man will quarrel with
his own opportunities by lamenting the
abundance of fools in the world.
The pippul tree Of the Hindoos is held in
such veneration that it Is considered a
crime to cut of one of the branches.
The dry seeds OF the sacred lotus (Nelum.
blum speciosum), also known as the Pytha-
gorean bean, are often strung as beads.
1t is said that escaping illuminating gas
Is destroying many of the beautiful old
elms which are the pride of New Haven.
A meteorological station is to be estab-
lished at liberia, Palcstine, place Gs2 feet
below the level Of the Mediterranean sea.
There are in New York city Iso, 900 girls
who wear the order Of the Kings Daugh.
ters and try to do the duty which is near
est"
The Duchess Of Fife has had no less than
nine cradles presented to her little daugh-
ter. Verify, to him that hath shall be
given. -
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

Involuntary dattery is sweet to the
soul, but its opposite. the obtuseness
which fails to recognize our good points,
Is hard indeed to bear. A lady whose
portrait was on exhibition in certain
gallery had her own attention called to
It by the owner OF the place. b
has put some of his best work into this,
madam" said he. Everybody acknowl-
edges it TO be fine portrait"
''Does 1t remind you of any oneY- asked
she. locking him full in the face.
"Why. mol don't know the original;
but she must certainly be q very beauti-
full woman
Then ron never saw herr
aNey.ri Why" a. some meaning in
her tons and merry face broke upon him,
cit isn't your
The beautiful Mn. Norton one DAY
vent to buy some plaster casts for her
niece TO use as models in drawing. The
proprietor Of the silop displayed large
collection Of hands. arms and ears. and
finally held up a very symmetrical nose.
"Tbere. ma'arn. said h, Il can safely
recommend that It's the Honorable
Mrs Eorton's nose. and hartists do buy
. lot Of en- It's very popular.
The same failure 10 grasp the situa-
ton took place At the msetins Of two
voanr women. at the reunion" Of =
prorainsnt New England family. Fifth
e,ussns ana relatives by nafns rather
thar blood were talking together, some
t,n>< net knowing in the least who
WAS who.- and thess two women espe-
eially had discovered that thsy had many
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

tastes in common. thoagh IS yet neither
had found fer It's oIhez "a local habita-
ton and a name
Il want ch1stsy 10 see Charlie Pennell's
wife," said cue. "Wkea they were mar
ried lie sxTete my brother that she was a
beauty, and had mouth like Cupid 5
bow. Now, | never met precisely that
sort Of mouth. and I've been On tie look
out for il al day
MY desr." said the other merriiy. but
with httls sadness IN her eyes. II ara
Charles wife. That Cupid's bow Is now
before you, bet | suppose II has bean
twanged 50 many t.nes in saying don't
to the children. and complaining about
the cook aud the Lonselnaid that il has
grown Is straight as the line Of duty
Youths COMPANION.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

Jackson and Douglas" just way the
Democratic party should Dc better than
the Republican party because OF It's
origin and the character OF It's founders
will appear to the candid man 10 Be IN
VOWED IA . mystery. Where and when
IN the history of this country have
there beea men inspired with loftser
patriotism or equipped with superior
intellectual powers than were Seward.
Lincoln. Grant, Fremont, Stevens,
Blair, Phillips. sumner. Wilson,
Hamlin, Beecher, Garrison, Whittier
and the host Of other men
who organized and called into ex-
istence the Republican party and VINO
stood by the union in ITS hour of peri?
Where are the aristocrats. plutocrats
and monopollstsg Read; Hill. Cleye-
land, Brice. Payne. Scott, Flower,
Dickinson, Villas, Bayard. German.
Gordon, Campbell, Voorhees,, Mills.
Carlisle, Belmont-all Democrats. The
list might be extended indefinitely, bat
these names are sufficient to expose the
shallowness aud emptiness of the
charge. The Republican party sprang
into existence at the call of suffering,
misery and human slavery. 1t was a
party of the people, whose hearts were
stored with love of liberty for all. 1t has
never deteriorated in character but has
stood as the champion of right, equality
and justice from the day of its birth.
Its leading men are not branded with
corruption; nor are its honored repre-
sentatiyes IN Office tainted with bribery
and fraud. IL is today the party OF the
people, the friend Of labor. the protec-
tor Of American industry against Demo
cratic assaults, the promoter of enter
prise and the bulwark of civil and re-
ligious liberty. Not all Its members are
saints, but the great body of the party
- composed Of business men, farmers,
intelligent workingmen and patriotic
citizens who demand ability, integrity
and honesty from public OH Gals IN
whatever station they may be called
upon to occupy. To say less of the Re-
publican party is to do violence to the
probity OF history.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

nsouie. Ii il The ambition OF the asso-
cation 10 show tie magnitude OF the
Industry and the novelties IN maehsn-
cry used in packing the product
The Pacific Coast S.eamshlp Com
napv. which operates al tee way from
Alaska TO Mexico, has agreed 10 carry
All EXHIBITS 10 and from the exposition
at half regular freight rates The
Tire Southern Pacific railway system
has also made a ike concession on ali
nerishable goods. This lnsures very
extensive fruit exhibit from the PaelIic
coast.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
JEWISH GENEROSITY,

The conference of American Hebrews
now being held in New York is for the
laudable purpose of assisting Jewish
refugees from Russia who have come
to this country to escape the persecu-
tons to which they were subjected in
the land of their nativity. Immigra-
ton from Russia has been very large,
accelerated no doubt by the generosity
Of Baron Hirsch and the assurances of
safety and employment within our own
country. The newcomers are lily fitted
to meet the changed conditions which
confront them here and they are there
fore subjects of charity until they shall
become accustomed to their new homes
aud be made able to earn their own
livelihood. The arrival of party of
refugees in this city yesterday brings
the subject of their abject poverty
vivldly before US. They are here and
unable to toll because the scope OF
employment in Russia is confined to
narrow limits under the despotic sway
of the Car and that which they were
permitted to do in that accursed
stronghold of tyranny and barbarlsm,
finds no counterpart here. Coming
here as they do, they do not readily
assimilate with our political liberties
and privileges and for the greater part
they are helpless dependents upon
those great-hearted friends to their re.
ligious faith, who are now seeking to
alleviate their tlardships and secure fol
them comfortable homes. The refugee
from religious intolerance always ex
cites the sympathy of the good, and il
is not to be wondered at that Baron
Hirsch and his confreres are active in
formulating plans to ameliorate thel
helpless condition. Already societies
have been established to act as custodi
ans of the Baron Hirsch fund and tho
representative Hebrews Of the country
with characteristic pride in their race
and in their American citizenship are
strainiDg every energy to prevent then
oppressed fellows from becoming
charges upon the state.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tonigh. CDR. Bllf' viii be presented
At Powers theater. Ii comes 10 Grand
Rapids after succession OF successes
in the larger cities. The play Ia adapted
from q French comedy. IL was pro-
duced in London anu the success
achieved there Warranted It's presenta-
tson on this side OF the Atlantic Inc
idea on which the story Is built IS said
TO be quantity humorous one and u
IS developed through a series OF highly
amusing though somewhat improbable
complications. IL Was put together Tor
the purpose OF laughter and III this res
pect II Is trlumphantly accomplished.
Mrs. Geo. :. knight Is u prominent
member OF this company.
"Me and Jack" wilt receive q matt
nee presentation Al smiths today.
This afternoon the ladies and chill
dren will be- admitted 10 the pretty
Wonderland tree Of charge.
Melville, who is so fayorably known
here for his character acting IN ''The
Boy Tramp" will appear st Redmond's
next week.
The "Pearl of Pekin," one of the
most attractive comic operas on the
stage, is announced IT Powers for next
Wednesday.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
kEPgBLIcAs CONGRESSIONAL CoS.
SEsIIos.

A Republican Congressional Convention OF
the Fifth Congressional District Of Michigan.
~ Il Dc held Ia the efFeatr eeart rooms Ia the
efty OF Grand Rapids. Mica. GA Aoaday. De-
tobef T. issl A. IL o'clock - IA. fof the ptzr-
pOss OK dominating . candidate tor kepresea &C.
alive IA Congress 70 oil the vacancy caused hy
the death OF Hon. AelooaEns a. koEa. and Tor
the transaction Of such other business may
properly De considered.
According 70 a rlls heretofore adopted the
several eountles of the eIsEricf will be entirled
20 the sane nuzeoer OF delegates as II the sass
Republican state Convention. viz:
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kelt--.....----...-.......-. a Ottawa -.----- Is
Congressional Committee.
Nm III. hoRIssos. Chairman.
DWIGHT Goss. Secretary.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
DEMOCRATIC POSSIBILITY.

The Democrats have held several
quiet caucuses during the week to can
vass the political situation and if posi-
BILE to agree upon candidate for nom-
nation at the coming Congressional
convention of the party. 1t is given
out privately that an agreement has
been reached and that there will be no
further caucusing. IL is understood
that Mayor Uhl was called into the
conference and that he was urged to
take the place and make the race. The
mayor, however, slyly closed his left
eye, winked knowingly with the other
and declared emphatically that he was
mot in it," that is, not this year. Then
Ex-Mayor Weston was seen, but he
represented that he was already bur-
dened with Official honors and duties
and would be precluded from taking
the nomination. Mr.. Weston took out
his little memorandum book and DEM
onstrated 10 he friends that he had too
many engagements booked to allow
him 10 think of making one 90 exact
ing-and eHpensive-as the Congress
sional race will be for the Democratic
nominee. With these two gentlemen
out of the way the respective merits Of
other sspirants were discussed and it
was unanimously agreed that none on
the liss were the possessors of a sack
corpulent enough TO justify their nom-
nation. While fioundering in q state
Of uncertainty the name of J. r.
Andrews. prince of good fell
lows, popular, enterprising, sggres-
Sve and the owner Of = barrel Of
money, was suggested. HissvsiIability
was thoroughly discussed. the endorse
merit of Mayor Uhl and es-Msyor Wes-
ton wss secured and committee wait
ed on Mr. Andres. TO proger him the
prize. II IL said by those within the
inner circle that Mr.. Andrews At hrss
declined on account Of business matters
requiring his constant attention, ba'
upon being urged finally consented q
accept the domination II rendered 70
bins. MF. Asdrsss ia naa Of large
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

The Republicans Of Kent County viii meet
in convention az the Circuit Court rooms. In
tue city u eraad Rapids. on "Wednesday.
october = OF IL O'Clock A. IN. Tor the purpose
OF e.eetins delegates 20 the Republican Con-
eressi0naI Convention OF tho Eifth Congress
sioaal district, TO 10 held In Grand Rapids.
Monday. Oct Y. ISL. ana the transaction OF
sueh other business AS may property come be-
lore the convention.
Eaeb tovnstip and ward Is entitled 10 three
delegxfes Hy order Of comnsittee.
THOMAS WALSH. ISAAC 4. LAN0REUx.
Secretary Chairman.
Dated Sept. -. I59l-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25


PROBATE oRDEE-Stsie ~ Michigan. Conn
IS of kent--ss. At session Of the Probate
tcuTi FOR said county OF Kent. held ~ the pro
bate Office IA the city Of Grand kaDids. on The
sd day OF September. In the ear one thousand
eight hundred and nineiy-oHe.
Present. Cyrus Il. PERKINS. Judge Of Probate
In the matter OF the estate Of
PATRICK BRAUN. deceased.
John Braun. Michael Braun and Thomas
Braun having flied in this court their petition
praying t8at the sdpinisfrafion 81 said estate
may be granted 20 Martin cafmody Of Grand
Hapids.
ii is ordered that Monday. the S9th day 81 No
vember, IS ~. az ten c'ciock In the forenoon. ~
said probate once. be appointed for hear
ing saia Petition.
Ard Il IS further ordered. that corr OF this
ord ~ he published three successive weeks pre-
v,oss 10 said az % bearing. IA THE TEsHoak -
HsFsLn. daily newspaper printed and eireu-
isting In said county 81 Kent.
CYRUS Z. pERKiSS
"A true copy Judge Of Probate.
ApolPa Z. bss0s. Register. fri Get le
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

experience, has wide grasp of business
and mas travelled extenslsely IN this
country and Europe. lie viii Be
strong candidate. but the fstes have
deersed the election Of q Republican
from the Fifth district this year. and
ne viii hnd tina campaign very dis
couraging.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
No Use.

When Mr.. David Dear, winner OF the
qneen's prize at Bisley, was law stu
dent he once attended an lat home"
On the servant asking his name he re-
piled. David Dear" The Girl blushed
and said, Yes, yes, but what is your
other name. sirg' He assured her he
had no other name. Butit was OF no use;
the servant knew better. and announced
him as "Mr. David "-Exchange
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25

IT rs said that the wife OF President
Harrison and the wives of the members
of the cabinet have signed a petition to
be presented to Queen Victoria praying
for the pardon of Mrs. MAVERICK now
undergoing a life sentence Of penal
servisuds in England. IL is not prob
able that the rigor of the English law
will DO relaxed even under the pressure
of such . petition.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1891-09-25
Prohibition Congressional Convention.


A Prohibition Congressional Conven-
ton Of the Fifth Congressional District
Of Michigan, will be held in the circuit
court room, in the city of Grand Rap
ids, Mich, on Saturday, Oct. 10, 1891,
at one O'Clock a. m. for the purpose of
nominating a candidate for representa-
tive in congress 10 fill the vacancy
caused by the death OF Hon. Melbourne
II. Ford, and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly be
considered.
The apportionment of delegates will
be as follows: Kent, 80; Allegan, 20;
Ionia, 20; Ottawa, Is.
On the threshold of the campaign OF
1892, this convention will be an import
ant one. and the most energetic should
be selected as delegates.
w. G. Shepherd, A. 0. Crozier.
Secretary. Chairman.