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Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
NOT EXAGGERATED.

EDITOR HERALp-The editorial in
yesterdays HERALD under the caption
"Was for the BETTER Is timely, and
direct. The evils attendant upon bet
ting on the races have not been exag-
gerated in the least. During q long
residence in the east, many instances
Of the pernlcious influences of the race
track have been brought under the
personal observation of the writer.
In itself, racing Is not deletrious to
morals, or subversive of law, but. con-
nected as it Is with q gambling system
Of far reaching influence, the race
track OF today is perniciOus in the ex-
treme. Ae you very truly suggest, the
people of Grand Rapids are to be con-
graduated upon the failure of tho re-
cent race meeting. looking at it from
the standpoint of morality, and be-
lleve voice the sentiments of most of
our citizens in the assertion that the
non-support of the races is an evidence
of just little higher standard Of NOR
ality than in the cities whore the
'spo,t" flourlshes.s ]. H.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
THEY HAVE A HALL
Last Night the Builders and
Trades Council
DEDICATED THEIR NEW HALL
Thoughtful and Conservative Speeches.
Were Made by fhe Leaders Ut
the Local Members.

The organization Of the Builders and
Trades Council dedicated It's ball over
Warzbarg's jewelry store on Canal
street last evening ey holding an open
meeting, 20 which were invited mem
bers of the various labor rorganizations
of the city. The meeting WAS presided
over oy President John j. Williams and
Secretary Jacob Tazeiaar was secretary
of the meeting. The Hon. l.. V. Moui-
ton was present by invitation and de-
Iivered an address. DIR. Moulton
talked in q mid aud conservative
manner on the relation OF labor and
capital. lie advised labor unions 10
consider their intelligence and act only
after a thorough and careful consider
alton of the matters that might ARISE
for adjustment. lie thought the in,
terests OF labor could be best look ed
after and protected by the general gov.
ernment, and that could be controlled
oy them If they were united at the
ballot box. Short addresses were also
made by Paul Marin and Mr.. Taze-
laar.
The Builders and Trades coun.
Gil was organized March l last
and is composed of carpenters, brick
layers, masons, plumbers, painters and
members of building occupations
These unions were formerly members
OF the Central Labor union, but thai
organization Is becoming 30 crowded
that these organizations decided theiI
interests could be better protected by q
separate organization. 1t will, how
ever, work in harmony with the central
orgauizatlOn
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
Gossip of the Hotels.

Everybody that entered the Morton
yesterday told Boyd Pantlind that
boyd Pantlind" had came IN third in
Washington park race. Il dom,
know the horse," said ~. b." "bu,
its probably some old 80 to shot tina,
never won a race before in his life, and
they've named him after me in the
hope that 1t will speed HIM UP little. !"
II. B. Graves, Rochester; w. V. Lip.
pincott, Jr., Washington; w. A. Res.
tenpart, San Francisco; T. z. Heyman,
Ph9nix, Arlzonia; w. j. Atkinson,
Portland, me-, are among the furniture
buyers that arrived at the Morton,
Oliver McCllntock and w. A. Lippord
OF Pittsburg, are at the New Livings
ton.
Yesterday was . remarkably dull
day in the hotels. Everybody was .,
the convention except . few mino1
democratic politicians that have estab,
lished their headquarters in the bar
room Of the Morton.
Oliver McClintock, the well-known
Pttsburg furniture buyer, is . guest Al
the New Livingston.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

One OF the most conspicuous persons
in ths press gallery at the Chicago con
vsnsion was Murss Hslssesd. whose
eagle eye took IN every move and
whose rspif pencil noted every detail
Of the great gathering and the men
that controlled il. lie describes with
force tae marked difference between the
management Of the Cleveland forces
ct Chicago and the Harrison manage
nent st Minneapolis Hs ssysshss the
Cleveland fprces A. Chicago ~ere by 60
nesns the certain quantity 81 the be
ginning OF The struggle which they
tssrned Gus - be 81 the end. The
more the 1,snsgsmsnt os Cleveland 8
Eve ex-e>hines ministers e studied The
csesref the facts become that they we're
conscious of dangerous sessee>s- Toe
evidence % they we're desperately IN
tent ca avoiding al test questions untl
there wa ballot for president, aud al
per.oasl and fsctsoasl influences we're
termed IA that direction. Thss wss n
contrast wsta the Ifsrrison policy
IN Minnesposis. The presidents nan.
ayers called AZ outside meeting. bouni
themselves - sct VITA military prseis-
toa sppoi8eed 4 leader. NF. pepe~,
whose sHthor.ty vas te be nd sputsble,
snd piedxei themselves % follow hin
~ me end. Hsvns done sAs they
tslked stssas s. gave Faii psrtieolsrs.
nsnaed she exact igsfes 81 tneir
strength, aud thea, wnen they ~cni
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

There Is little change IN the situation
at saginaw. There seems 10 be set
Tied purpose 20 nominate Mr.. Rlcn by
taking advantage of unit-rule instruc-
lions without regard 10 the wishes of
the minority nor OF the possible con-
sequences. Mayor Pingree has made
q gallant night aud Il ne shall go down
before defeat IL viii be covered with
honor. In spite of the inuendoes OF
machine organs that dare not openly
attack hss methods. no man has
ever conducted q more honorable
and honest campaign ia Michigan
or anywhere else. RE has not mad at
his command the great forces of organ
ized political machinery; nor has he
had the sympathy and enthusiastic
support of the trained politicians. He
went into the canvass as plain busi-
ness man, unfamiliar with the wAes
and aruhees of tricky politicians
ard by his magnificent attrl-
butes As man and citizen
has attracted to ms support the intelei-
gence and youth of the party who are
a. seslously committed to his cause as
though they were themselves 10 reapthe
hrst fruits of ms success. Mayor Pa
gree has shown himself to be the en-
bodiment OF sfalwart republIcanism
and the uncompromising champion Of
the principles of protection. There is
not virtue possessed by John I. Rich
but that il IS intensified IN Hazen 5.
Pingree with the sdded political value
that be is by all odds the strongest re-
publican and vote-getter in Michigan.
The republicans Will never again have
% good chance TO made a splendid
nomination as presents itself today.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
AMUSEMsNTS.

George II. Primrose and William H.
West still retain the title OF merry
monarchs of burnt cork minstrelsy,
and their reputation is world wide.
Their appearance IN this city on Satur-
day will be welcomed by the theater-
going people and they will undoubtedly
be received by an enthusiastic audience.
The program is made up vf new and in-
teresting novelties, and the music and
Jokes of the latest pattern. The per.
formance, from the first part 70 the
tinisn, 10 the best ever seen on the
minstrel stage and will attract great
deal of attention this coming season.
Mr.. George H. Primrose has given his
time during the entire summer to the
designing of the first part which has
never before been thought Of. and he
has invested more money in scenery
and costumes than in any other two sea.
cons. The company is made up Of ar
lists IN their various parts and . first
class performance Of minstrelsy will be
given
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

There is yet chsucs that the vote OF
the house refusing to concur in the
senate amendment to the sundry civil
bsli appropriating s5.oo0.ooo for the
world's fair will be reconsidered under
. report from . joint committee. Not
withsssnding the existence Of such a
chance the Chicago newspapers shrek
with Wild Indignation and declare that
the sction of the house is little short of
treason. The HERALD - particularly
virulent. and in . lurid string OF ad-
jectivous denunciations Of everything
and everybody residing outside the la
square miles of the windy city insists
hat the fair will be success
in spite of the congressional hostility.
All this is impolisic and premature.
Ii cannot be gainssId that Chicago has
made its bumptiousness . little too
conspicuous, and in its desire TO arro-
gate to itself the credit belonging to
the country il has met with . prelimi-
nary rebuff that will temper its vanity
TO the consistency OF reason. The
worlds f&ir was not conceived to min-
ister alone 10 the glory of Chicago-it
wssconceivsd q pdemonstrste the match
les resources ADD accomplishment Of
this country in comparison with those
of the world. Chicago Is simply the
footstool for this gigantic exhibition,
not the crown and sceptrs. When the
whole subject of the appropriation, its
necessity and its patriotic character
shall be fully explained and set forth,
10 is probable that the joint committee
will agree upon favorable report and
that this report viii be sdopted--but
the Chicago newspapers must recede
from the radical usterances with which
in their chagrin and disappointment
tney have greeted The action of the
house. 30 much anger. resentment and
bitterness Of spirit will not mollify the
witiess nincompoops that voted sgsins,
concurrencs.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
TRULY A GRAND SPECTACLE.
The Greatest Historical Production
With the Greatest Show.

The Greatest Historica, Production
With the Greatest Show.
1t would be absurd 70 attempt de-
scription of Imre KirAlfy's great ro-
mantle. poetical, marital, terpsioho-
rean and historical spectacle, Column
bus and the Discovery of America, in
less than the space Of page Of thin
paper. Sufiice il that Barnum and
Bailey have originated il and adopted
il 10 their Greatest show on Earth,
which will exhibit here August 2. For
fact, IL - complete history of Spain
during the country's moet brilliant
epoch. and subsequent 10 the glorious
termination of the series OF wars
against the Moorish kgngs, when the
cross finally tsiumphed over the
crescent, and contemporaneous with
the voyages and discoveries Of Celnnl-
bus. Ii would require an hisforlsn of
marked ability 10 describe the br. liant
scenes and thrilling incidents connect
ed with these events, - they are real
lstically reproduced in thrs most won
drous spectacle. The mind Of the spec
tator is SIMPLY hewsiderea with the
varied nsaru t1de OF the pFodurtsoa.
There are tie enormous number of
J. l,zeo Spanish and Moorish characters
represented, al of whom are seen 81
one tinre. dressed N bistog1cssiy cofrecf
Costumes VITA srmer OF great beauty
and eiexsuce. costing rot iese thsn
So. 90 spsaish soldiers. Moorish
sarrsers. ksiehss IN polished steel And
cham amor, sailors. sssffssrs. nobies
priests, frIers and haadreas OF esfer
perscns exlstans N theee eavs ere eli
repreeentes. Spssish scenes 81 street
life ard SB<Sdens gser-es sp0ste. cern.
hats. rsces sY'sis Of Il III and rssursace.
touyDaFpexss On horss ana fost. scsr -
~ NE psssc~s ef tsse Ncorssh tSnss
vssA trsmeD1oss ee1ae<s axs rspso.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

duoed. The court Of Ferdinand and
lsAbells, Columbus presenting MS pro
lsct Of discovery, h.s soyags, the snsps.
crews and plsots, the departure from
TIE Port Of Palos are all depicted with
starting reailsm- Colameus's Iii
unphal entry ieto karcelons 10
. most usHsoenaentally beautiful
affair, in which oil the 200
elegant costumes, flashing armoT. with
piamed horses fine trspplngs. aneseas
weapons. banners and emblems. THIS
extraordinary pageant alone - without
doubt the grandest ever witnessed, and
10 pictured ~ taking place IN spain suV
yesrs ago. Great battles are also real
lsucally reproduced, with two srmses
IN eneampment. sortles, personal en-
counters, stormipg of the rsmparis,
capture Of the citses, and other wsrlske
realitiea To properly portray ali re-
qulres scenery costing So, 900 and co.,
tumes worth $3.50 900 with ST, 900 more
for the armor and weapons. There
are mounted knights and horsemen,
beautiful dancing girls, men. women
and children, Wild beasts, cavaliers,
kings. queens, nob.es and peasants, az
intcrmixed In . grand. impressive and
magnlhcen tAbleau and procession 90.
cupying ail the vast spsce la the 53t
foot waterproof tents. Truly II y
the nght Of . lifetime. During ths
scenes majestic music fioats IN the ar
the scenes are quicKencd and the eyes
daxxled by each rapidly sucosedins
splendor. The thrilling story of Col
unbus's trials. struggles and fiHal
triumph runs through Il ali and is panto
mimicaily told BY the actors. and inei-
dentAlly the tremendous ballet with
500 beautiful dancing girls 10 witnessed
followed by races, festivals and fetee
tho whole spectacle of such bswildsr'
ing magnihcence ae to abide in tho
mind OF every beholder long after i
has been seen, while the strains ol
song, chorus and masic haunts the rec
oilection for months. II must be re
membered that all 10 in addition 70 ths
circus, two manageriee. happodroms
races. illusions. horse-fair, 100 circus
acts and the other wonderful depart
nents. The new street parade--itseii
orevelatlon-will take place in ths
morning at Q o'clock.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

Yesterday sfteraoon about 4 O'Clock
Mr.. and Ars- Leo Caro- and their little
ehlld were driving on Madison avenue
when the horse began 10 run and kick.
Mr.. sprsng from the carriage with the
child IN ne arms and grabbed the horse
by the bats. Mira. Caro- MAS 80 fright
ensd that she jumped from the rear OF
the carriage, catching her foot IN the
carriage top IN suon . manner ss 70
throw her TO the ground She sas-
tanned painful dislocation Of the
kuee i0lnt
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

At the lawn fete to be given Friday
evening for the benefit OF the Chil-
there will be . generous attendance.
The women have entered into the pro-
iect with unbounded enthusiasm and
their efforts deserve both hearty and
q substantial recognition The Ar
rangements have been 80 made that IN
case of RAIN the fete viii be transferred
from the lawn 70 the fire residence Of
d. c. Uunderwo at the corner Of
Wealthy and Paris avenues. The OBJ
ject 10 q worthy one--one that appeals
10 the affections and sympathies of oil
and il should receive big lift OF en-
coursgement in the way Of receipts.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

The following were among the Michi-
gan arrivals st leading hotels yester-
day:
Morton-George III. Anthony. ne.
troit; j. M. Pierce. Jackson; w. b.
Smith, Muskegon; Sol Roeenthal,
Muskegon; X. McC. Smith. Detroit; B.
A. Harrison, Kalamazoo; j. S. Morton,
Benton Harbor; II. s. Snidecor, Detroit
II. J. Hoyt, Muskegon; F. II. Brown
and wife, Hudson; Veliaa Brown. Hud-
son; Walter Brown, Hudson; W. +.
Howehurst, Detroit; j. +. Patton, De-
troit; n. j. Catlngton. Adrian.
New Livingston-F. Ruben, Eaton
Rapids; Sam Scott, Keeiersv,lle; +. =.
Brown, Kalamazoo; J..W. Young, Kali
amazoo; j. A. Bxsset, Detroit; Miss
Bayden, Grand Haven; r. q. Macfie,
Grand Haven; Daniel Striker, Hastings;
L. K. White, Alansen; Matthew La
mont, Bay City; n. A. Newton, KAia-
mazoo; Will Stanton. Detroit.
Sweet's-C. Corbet, Detroit; George
E. Mills, Hastings; W. A. White, Sagi-
nav; H. J. A. Lirker. Detroit; w. NJ.
Comst0ck, Jackson; George Campbell
Detroit; L. c. Feicuer. Woodland; |. II.
Grace, Detroit; Mrs. Clarke, Greenvilie;
Charles NJ. Starr, Detroit; Louis ID.
Gibbs, St. John; Fred NJ. Burton. De
troit; DIR. II. s. Murphy. Hlllsdalei n.
T. Potter, Detroit.
Clarendon-C. S. Marsh. Lyons;
James Cavanaugh, Muskegon; J. b.
McNett, Grand Haven; sam Main,
Spring Lake; r. B. Squires. Rockford
Mrs. Sarah Whitseii. Miss Nellie Smith,
Mics Mae WE,tsell, Casnovia; Miss Jen-
ME Neil, Grand Haven; A. n. Cross
Lyons; F. c. johnson. OVID; w. b.
Shuck, Detroit: Charles Stoneberger,
Detroit; A. J. Welsh, Syracuse; George
B. McClelland, Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
POLITICAL EQUALITY.
The Club Discussed the Republican Plat
form Yesterday.

During the torrid weather the Poll
tical Equality club meets every week
instead of fortnightly. The attendance
is fairly good. Yesterday afternoon
the club met with the president, Mrs.
Mary q. Pesrsall, No. LOB East Bridge
street. The program opened with song
and the reading of political editorials
from various papers. The topic of the
afternoon was the republican platform.
1t was read by Mrs. II. NJ. Downs and
was considered plank by plank by the
members informally. The discussion
will be continued next week, when the
club will meet with Mrs. II. NJ. Downs,
No. 377 West Bridge street. The club
proposes to have q course OF lectures,
and . committee, consisting of Mes
DANES N. j. Edison, E. b. Ketchun and
II. NJ. Downs, was appointed to secure
n hall
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
Woman's Relief Corps Picnic.

Custer, Watson and Champlin Relief
corps of this city with the w. r. @. of
Fennville aud Byron Center held q
picnic At tue Soldiers home grounds
yesterday. They met at the grounds
at IL q. m, and after dinner in the
grove the visiting members enjoyed a
trip to Reeds lake. Supper was spread
IN the grove at o'clock and was en-
joyed by the members and their hus-
bands, who joined them at that hour.
About twenty-five members of the
Fennville corps were in attendance
with nine from Byron Center. A large
delegation from thie city attended.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

DEMAND A FAIR.
Another Meeting Of the Kent Directors
Will Be Held.

Viii Be Held.
The Kent County fair directors have
called another meeting to be held
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock at the
fair grounds. The bylaws provide for
the calling OF meeting of the board
upon the written application of three
directors. and the application has been
made by Directors Brewer, WIthey and
Mech. Article 4 of the bylaws will
be amended and the matter of adjust
ing all claims against Hodges & Wat
ters for any damage that may have
been done to the buildings or property
during the late races will be brought
up. The matter Of having fair this
fall will also be discussed. Director
Mech said yesterday to q reporter for
The HERALD that the society would
surely have fair this fall. He said
the directors cannot afford to disregard
the demands of the people.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
Grace Church Cook Book.

The women Of Grace church have
compiled a complete and comprehen.
sive cook book thst will prove to be ex.
tremely valuable to ali housewives.
The book contains recipes for any num-
ber of substantial and toothsome
dishes. 1t is conveniently divided into
distinct departments, beginning with
soups anu stews and enGing with pas
tries and ices. The work of compila-
ton is admirably performed and the
book wilt be treasure in any WE'LL
regulated kitchen library. 1t is sold by
the women at 81 per copy.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
Turnkey Beaver Has Resigned.

Deputy Sheriff Beaver has resigned
his position IS turnkey at the jail and
will devote his attention TO his saloon
business. which be recently became IN
terested 10 with jimmie Roe. on South
Division street. His private business re-
quiredhis personal attention portion of
the time and the records at the jail have
not been copied into the jail hook up
to date. Deputy Sheriff De Young IL
now acting a. turnkey. Mr.. Beaver
still retains his position on the force of
deps,fIes
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21
Emsncipa,ion Celebration.

All the arrangements have been CON-
pleted for the celebration OF Emanci-
patton day in THE city. On the morn
ing Of August the colored persons OF
the city will have . chlliren's picnic.
In the evening they will assemble IN
Simmons hall at the corner of Fifth
avenue and South DIVISION street.
where Judge NJ. G. Burch and the Hon.
Alfred Nolcott viii deliver addresses.
Refreshments will be served st the bail.
p. ". Williams has chsrss of the ceIe-
hraf On
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

The Muskegon News speaks of two
Grand Rapids misses who took part in
the Merchants carnival as follows:
misses frankie aud Laura Leaven-
worth OF Grand Rapids followed IN =
fancy dance. The young ladies were
dressed IN pink costumes and their
pretty movements we're enhanced by
the soft glow OF q tableau light"
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

Willis Rogers, . yoans farmer ef the
township of wfisht. Ottawa county.
nnes ~ith . sefaus ana rsInfa sccs-
dess Yesterday sfserneon vale sdiossA
Eng saass Of tie machinery of hls car
vestsf. Hhs tram started Ard IA left
fsna ~ss essxht between two eaf
whe~fs. sas~sbine ali tse sneess Of sass
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

JscEsos, Msca.. Jely 20.-Ths Fos-
TORS Buezs eesnpsny ~ Fessofsa, o.
has fled "a tsoad wltn the recorder for
the iesse Of TIRE I'D pnrfer hnild ng
snd sill ~ once prepare 20 rsove Iss
entsTs p*snf - this vsts. u esr~ess 10
commence msnufscsarfDg here si-oat
octoh>r 4.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

hand so thss sinpatstion was neees-
s4ry- Hs was brought 10 the city last
evening and DR.. DeCamp performed
the surgical operation, cutting Tie tour
fingers OF near tie hand.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

Without show Of strength the Pin
gree men carried their point last even
ing and secured an adjournment of the
convention. This fact does not FORE
shadow final victory but it helps 10
carry out the program of the Pingres
men.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

WITHOUT blush of shame the demo-
free-trsde newspapers gloat over the
fact that there is q strike on in an
American tin-plste mill and then de-
clare there is no such thing as tim
plate mill in the country.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

DIsTILLERY men that leased their
plants to the whisky trust, are going to
raise the ante next month and make
the combine pay higher rents to keep
Their iustitntions. II is possible that
the action may compel the trust to
dissolve.
Grand Rapids herald., 1892-07-21

Growers speech IS q little wabb,y
and somewhat indirect, showing that
frequent references to the encyclo-
pedis has bewildered his ideas, but ne
manages to ring in the usual assort-
ment of chestnuts and incidentally to
serve notice on Tammany that his
election would be better for the Tiger
than Harrison's.