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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

william Dunnewind Of WYOMING
township was brought 70 jail yesterday
for safe keeping. He will nave an en-
ANIMATION 80 70 he sanity Monday
morning BY the probate court
A gang Of wofkmeo were taking I
safe up s6airs 10 the Godfrey block yes.
terday, and forty-two persons s&opd
around end told them hoW IL ought 70
b. done.
Mra. Katherine walsh. Werner. che
actreea, - apeDdsne her sumnev vara.
tion ~ Benson Hsrhos, while Mr.. Yer
ner n starring IA saa Francisco.
Fred Cas6eld, Dick Lewis end John
DrummoOd lsft fos Milwaukee last
right. From there they vsll 20 20
Cnicago 70 spend . week
The Rev. Pr. Pulebes returned from
Detroit Yesterday mern1ne where he
bad besn 20 a&esnd TIE funsrAI Of he
aged mother.
The trans 70 Ottawa beach IoG4 niehs
were crowded by long prespiring citi.
sene enxsons 10 spend Sunday in cool
spct
Secretary c. 9. Ward Of the Y. n. G.
A. returned last evening from . Snort
stay ~ Hay View.
Brenton cutler 81 No. TO- Clioton
street has gone - Sylvan bsacA fos
ten days.
The schsmss qssssss>s viii 80 n
the second Bap&sa shurcA tais mssn-
Inc.
Dr. Trscy's lecture On - sspshss
esds" wss wsli ss4snled - siehs.
Mrs- Or. Pmtf ~ "A eveuinv - :
sWe vUskg vDot - AIbson, =. Z.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Liensens Colonel McGanin's Novelty for
tbs State Encsmpmsnt-
The held officers Of the second IA
faatry, N. ,. T., viii this year depart
from tie beaten paths OF their prsde--
eessors and Will nave . mess tent OF
their own At camp. Heretofore tney
have messed with the Grand Rapids
Guards. THIS arrangement vail D. ca.
tirely new. Lieutenant Colonel Nc
Gurnn has requested that the con-
nanding officer of each company send
20 him the names of two eyclers FROM
their command that cycle corps may
be established in the regiment. The
duty of this corps Will be the carrying
OF messages and viii be one OF the
plums that the wheelmsn OF the req
ment will be fishing for.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24
FUNERAL OF GEORGE KIRK.
n Was Conducted by the De Mola
Commandery.

The funeral Of George y. Kirk, who
for many years had been the engineer
~ the pump house. wss held yesterday
At hrs residence, No. Al East Leonard
street. ard was attended by many of
his friends, including the DE Nolsl
eommandery Of knsgbts Iemplsrs and
the board Of public works The serv-
ices ~ the house consisted Of the Epss-
copslIan ritual, conducted by Or.
Campbell Far. Who also made hrief re-
marks. Affair Plane. . quiet country
eemetsry, few miles north 81 the city.
the body Vas lad to rs~t with the csre-
monies OF tire knights Templars.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

In the early part of the week the
Chicago papers were very vigorous IN
dsnouncing congress as body Of block.
heads because it had refused TO vote
5000 900 to the worlds fair. Now
that there 10 = prospect that the appro-
priation will finally pass the selfssme
papers cannot praise the democratic
dough-heads enough. Chicago IL an
srtful town-very polite.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

A piece Of stick over IN inch In
length wss removed yesterday 81 DR..
Best from the cheek Of little daughter
of William schooling Of East Fulton
street. About two weeks ago the child
fell on the stick which penetrated her
check, leaving . portion Of ths wood
imbedded in The flesh. The part had
become terribly inaamsd and caused
her much pAIn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Ton JOHNSON aud Larry Neal are
ouarreling over the authorship Of the
tariff plank IN the Chicago platform,
both claiming the proud distinction.
Inasmuch as Tom smuggled Henry
Georges Progress and Poverty" into
the congressional record, he ought to
be willing to give Larry the glory for
forcing the heavy-headed democratic
sAw INTO the Chicago curiosity.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

CLEVELAND and Stevenson will both
write formal letters of acceptance
Everybody knows what Cleveland will
say with the aid Of the encyclopedia
and nobody cares what Stevenson will
say with or without such aid. Inas-
much ~ both letters will be work Of
appropriation, perhaps it would be
well to take it for granted that both
have accepted.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Mrs. Sarah Huntly. . woman IS ysars
old, roaming 1T No. ~ Crescent avenue.
Was run down on Canal street ~
O'Clock last evening By Augustus
Cramer, . bicycllst. She was Knocked
down and quite seriously injured. Soc
was taken into Finch's drug store and
the ambulance took her 20 her resi-
dence, whore DIR. shepard was called
to attend her.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24
plans fos Power Opera House.

w. II. Cobb and son. Architects OF
Chicago, were ~ Swcere yesterday.
While in the city Mr.. Cobb arranged
with w. T. Powers for the rec0nstruc-
ton Of Powers opera house. Various
plans wcre discussed, and Mr.. Cobb re-
turned 70 Chicago last night. He will
return this week and Will have CON-
piete plans for the reconstruction Of .
hrst-class opera house. Work will
begin ~ soon ~ Mr.. Powers has ap.
proved The plans.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

EDWARD EVERETT HALE says ono of
the secrets Of being happy 10 never to
do anything yourself that you can get
another to do for you" Mr.. Hale
should come to Michigan and announce
himself as . candidate TOR Office.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Tho council committee on sewers,
after investigating the GFandvilie ave-
nue. trouble over the proportion 10 pa,
ia . saver, will report tomorrow even
lng ~ the council meeting against the
sewsr- IL ~as thoughs not advisable
10 stop the paving ~ this time, - u 4
nearly conn et>d
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

d. AARON l.. CHArrS of Beloit col
lege died Friday. DR.. Chaplin was one
of the most thorough students Of polit-
ical and social economy in the country.
and his contributions hold high place
in the philosophical literature Of
America.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24
STATE BAR MEETING.
Important Legal Matters VIII BE Dis
cusxed nv The AssornevS

Important Legal Matters WIN oe os-
cussed by the Attorneys
The State Bar association will hold its
annual meeting in the Morton house On
Tuesday. Tne meeting promises 10 be
an important one ~ several measures
OF vital interest To the members OF the
bar will be discussed. The amount OF
work on hand now before the supreme
court will DO touched upon and mess-
ures for relieving II will b suggested
and discussed. A few practical changes
will DO suggested TO the next iegislA-
ture whereby this difficulty Will be
remedied. All attorneys Of good stand
ing are invited to be present whether
they are members of the association or
not.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

WoRKINGNES abhor the assassin with
as great intensity as any other class of
men. That red-handed monsters do
violence and outrage is deplored by
them with sincerity as profound ~
their own lives are dear. There will
be found no American workingmen to
commend the dastardly attempt made
TO murder the oppressor, Frick.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

IT - reported that oil has been dis
covered IN Alabama. This will prove
AR pie justification for the democrats
10 mobilize . force Of ballot box stuff
fers 10 carry the state for Grover and
reform.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Thursday, July n, The Holland Aid
society vii elve = pscusc and haIl IN
Turner garden A large sxcurnon
party 10 expected from Kalamazoo, 70
joia IN the festivites. 4 dance vii ~
gwen IA the bali in Ne svsnsng-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

A. an set of mercy TO the demo-
cratic orators congress should be asked
10 adjourn. Every day of the session
increases the number Of things that
the party stump speakers Will have to
sxni>an this fall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

WHEN the people shall have had time
TO examine the republican ticket thor
oughly it strength will prove sur
prisng. It represents in the highest
degree the principles of the party, and
therein It will prove TO be impregnsble
to the assaults of the enemy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

The West Hill Literary club met Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs. n.
c. Sokup. The subject discussed was
"Can Politics be Purified ~ Long as
Liquor 10 Licensed. Much interest was
manifested by those present. IL vas
decided TO continue the subject 1t next
meeting, which occurs in two weeks a
the same place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Deputy County Clerk Clarence A.
Cotton and Misc Anna b. Wykes,
daughte: of A. b. Wykes Of this city,
were married by the Rev. l.. H. DAVIS
of the First Presby terrain church at 6
o'clock last evening. The wedding vas
quiet ana informal, only . few Of the
most intimate friends being present
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Readers Of The HERALD isAstns
town for IN sattsx ar tor thsts vacation
eAa have the p@psr sent &c ssy address
An the state Uaitsss sssssss ~ tssssss
srasr or seaassx assies ~ psst>i card. or
~ eaiitng ap Isisphoas No. Ssh
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

A lS-months old boy, the con Of Win.
lam Robinson of No. l25 West Leonard
street, fell from . window last night, .
distance Of thirty feet, and struck on Q
pile Of boards. DR.. Appley wss called
and dressed the little sufferers wounda.
but he does not think the child can re-
cover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24
wE ArnEx

WAsasSsros, July 23.-For Lower
Michigan; Fair; local showers In north
sriy portion; cool Sunday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

THgsx = such thing ~ being over
sesIeas. and Jerry Rusk seems 10 hit u
every time he tAkes = tura ~ the
weather.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

WsKS = man takes od bic linen collar
and dons = neglises shirt and . -omsn
throws sside her loose waist and puts
on stiff shirt With = high collar you
may know that the hos weather has
come.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

DnEss reform is about the only thing
that hss rot been worked lnto any Of
The platforms tAis PEAR.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

The following Michigan people will
spend Sunday AZ lead lne hotels:
Morton--Capt. l.. j. Ncwson. Csdsi-
lac; A. n. White. Detroit; J. H. Haney.
Detroit: q. W. Smith. Detroit: c. Rsth.
Jackson; w. w. Recaby, Beiding; DIR.
s. Bell and wife, Benton Harbor; ". II.
Bumscu, sc. Jobns-
New Lvingstop-A.B. Field ,Kalama-
200; Charles A. Church. Lowell; John
Cummins, Traverse City: W. v. Gibson,
Kalamazoo; q. End,coti, Detroit; N.
o. Graves, Iona, A. A. Eller. lonia:
W. q. Thomas. B. Il. Knapp, A. ]. Nee
son. j. u. Carver, Detrost. John Il.
Kanoun. West Bay City; Jamea Cam
eron, Torch Lake: A. T. ColIina. De-
troit. c. L. Ramsey, Portland. George
r. Hummer, Holland.
sweet's-Charie> n. Locmis. eparea:
J. George vanwinkle. sparta: = y.
Human, Sparta: Charles Farcieon.
Marceiius; Seth r. welle. Rockfora,
r. +. Edwards, Detroit; c. @. Chase.
Detroit; J. J. Hubbeii. hanistee; q. 4.
Biiss, JacksoO; J. 3. Line, white
Pigeon.
Ciarendon - George W. Bassnsn,
Detroit; j. T. 6ould. Rockford, Nj 4.
Parrish, Muskexon; n. Poetesviilr.
Chicago; J.. Manning. Cadillac. y. ~.
epraGue, Grand Haven, j. s. Bruck.
". r. Dunlap. Frank n. Wi1linma,
John n. woodhack, otsego; J. a. Ne
Csnt,y. Chicago; n. Peilegrsw. 0ssod
Hsveu; l.. sapbrock. Cadillac, A. r.
Beed, Muskegon; Primrose q VESTS
m,nstrels; +. ID. esaif. Detroit.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24
ARTFOR ARTS SAKE
Painters MUST Work In =
carnet
AND LIVE ON BARELY NOTHING
unsl Somebody Happens 70 p'scovss
Their osasus and Bring Their Wefk
Before the Pubic

II. l. Bagley Of New York ~ss .
. guest ~ the Morton yesterday ne
Vas in the city in ths interest Of . New
York art establishment. Who painted
those sesters," be ssked 0f repoFtsr
tor IHx HEkAlp point.ng 70 osthoasss
masterpieces 0slhouss. ] doa't know
him; bus be evidently has the genlus
Of great pAintsT. All be needs u fes
some one 70 mad him. and ne vii -
great. That's the great trouble NTH
Artists. They have 10 business ABILITY.
and lack The faculty of beang aide 20
hiring out their works They vail werk
IN . garnet tor years End tarsty earn
enough ~ keep soul ana body
together until sofpeoody oomss
along and forLss 3 correct
estimate OF their work. Then they sud.
denly spring into promsnoooe and can
commend almoss any prsos tor their
work. That has besn shs history 81
slmost every great artist
THE great artists Of the world nov
are the French and the 0ermans- The
|. Engl,sh are the worst. Amersosns are
good, but they have . certain aanoont
Of that Engiish suifness aud u oetxacta
from their Work&
BrsocA a1sAA ~ DsswtaG.
"rbe French are supeslaiaseiy exesA-
lent Ia drawing. You never SO .
salon picture that isn't perfect - Tar -
the drawing " concerned They ssnA-
ply won't permit Il. ThsTe 10 . reai,sm
about the work Of the French ATtasts
that v achieved BY 40 other nauoaalsty.
The work 10 exact and realistically ex-
act. Be the artist = Bonaeur or =
MessonieT, there 10 the same distinctive
realism about the work thai sets IL tar
above anything else Of the ksnd. Neat
70 the French the Germans are The
most careful and painstaking IN their
drawing. The Italian ArIisss are the
Leaders an coloTing.
"The great fault with the American
artists - that they pattern too ~ UGH
after the English. They follow that
stiff, ungrscetui styls Of drawing that
hes become Characteristic OF the Eng-
lssh school. So long ~ il fails - catch
the realistic spirit OF French Art.
America can never hope " produce .
Messonler, . Bonheur or . Aunckscy.
One Of the peculiar features OF Amer1-
can Art 10 the fsct that her artssss
don't wear They viii produce 100
or three plcturee that are nsasteriy. bat
they lack the power ~ keep up 20 their
standard. Even such sst,sss Ne Larry
Earle, Fred Church. aud Remington.
show tina. Is 10 more probably . ~
suit Of lack Of proper training rather
than . lack Of abs.ity.
''ln Grand Rspsds have found sev-
eral excellent paintings and = thorough
appreciation Of the srtistic inertia Of
pictures. several persons whom /
have met are really connolsseurs- Col
onel BrigEe 10 the beat Judge OF pictures
whom i have met here vet. You can't
fool him with 90 inferior work."
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

Owing 10 the hot weather and the
acsenee Of . large namtef Of real
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

The hotels were practically deserted
last night. The travelling fraternity
that usually center NJ the leading ho-
sels over sunday, were driven out by
the intense heat. and ell those that
found letters awaiting them from "the
house" vent 70 Ottawa beach. Those
that didn't find any letters went on the
potency Of some other man'a
NJ. salisbury OF Pieasanton. Califor-
MIA. arrived AZ the Morton yesterday,
70 look after his horses now IN training
1t the Comstock track. lie will remain
until the fret Of the weak.
J. B. Rauouse, the wea-known west
Bay City iumberman. dined ct the New
Livingston yesterday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

II there had beea ruhbsrp upvu~A
and plunge IN tbe sbeaSes. The suo;.
eBee which took in Pr3mruo =
Weet's ulDe1rsls ~ Reauon6-o ~
pight. would have nd Turk M -.
The 18th would have hssn usore r.
freshine. Too, shas the peuernm -
sented- The bra pafs 1ruuu n
ahiksdo costumes was etlrsc-
tive, bot the musse - -
Dotable for bssIliascy, MOI che iohss For
originality. Larry fsooley = 4 ru~~~d
comedian Of tbe Hnehes pourkersv
style spd bn buRoonsry ana bur]s~oss
sss enjoyed. Wet vos on Che 49,
Tor Hsssa sxisutes ssd esqus&ae1 nm
eeH - . c0n~sfeos,ona41m IN
be usual dssbinG. styts while 49,.
n frsnsroee did he veil sv,ed
.sseti' sonG wj{h grace END rseo~s,e-
The feet feetures 81 Ne osso $40 -
sevel and lively scrolssie tsrs n
Ahees aud Hesap1, She musicoI - 80
Of Dale and She specialty of no~v,s
Cfou1n. aBd the copci udiue $780,
80, - ueusl, sst worth rneusiey,~.
Inv - the Fourth preopntas1un - -
prnrams and a y pr0ankle 60 -
@uoh peFop1fntson ty3aceS 3 &c. -
see nuner go snsrgy - - 0,ee-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

The cosofed persons having In charxs
the celebration Of Emaooisosson aay
invite ell ~ attend Ne eothes3ne r.
slmmoDs' hall. Monday esening. 1uel
ust /. ledge -. Burch an6 the Hen.
Alfred Woiooo Wlii make 1891
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-24

This 10 one Of the most picturesque
and otherwise beautiful localities 10 b
found anywhere. IL lies about i've
miles 20 the westward Of The busineos
center Of Riverssde. Il commando .
fine view Of the vase mountain rauges
that are sublimity itself. A dnve TO
the base Of Rubidoux mountaIn and
across the Santa Anna nvef, over which
. fine $4,000 bridge n now in course of
construction, briugs ono 70 the
rich Alfalfa lands Of the river
bottom from whence much Of
the hay suppiy - derived.
They can secure from thres TO eight
crops . year. Here are also located
the Riverside Dairy and e4cck fAFms.
- we'll - some ehosce vineyasds, orange
groves. pear. peach and sprscot or
chards- Here are aieo The necessary
edjuncsa, the Chinese vegetable gar
dene. And 20. in the river valley. sur
rounded By pepper tress Of enormous
growth, orange trees and large English
wainuts. ssapds the old Daley home
l stead. The bouss y Of sdote, Of the
true Spanish a msSscan type, and 10
| eaid TO be The oiseea IN San B.fnAYdioo
| county. A ro0aptsc and ema-hss<orie
interest 70 Attached 70 thp quaint cd
| place, for tradition bAs Il that is wa1
once the headquarters Of Gen. John q.
| Fremont. in the early days Of Cali
| fornia, ana thnt TIE heautifui ana YER
| eas.ie Jesaie Bcnton Fremont. daughte7
Il Mssseuri's CREST ssnetss, prsade1
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-06
Smiled on EverYbodY.

He lay stretched on the grass, leaning
against the wall at the Ninety-sixth street
entrance to the park, trying 10 get as much
sunshine as possible because it was the
only thing he could get for nothing.
He was tramp by profession. MAN
Who Won t. Work would have been his
name in Choctaw.
A young couple. with pretty nurse Cir
trundling what was very evidently first
baby, passed him. and the tramp smiled
on the baby an innocent, seraphic smile
that went straight to the mothers heart.
'Oh, Jack" she whispered, "see how
sweetly that poor wretch Is smiling on
baby. Do give him dime
Certainly" said the fond father, ''I'll
give him a quarter. 4 man can't be wholly
bad who will smile az a baby" and be put
his hand ia MS small change" pocket and
walked back toward the poor wretch who
had smiled on his first born.
just then an Eighth avenue car passed
and the object of ali this benevolence
beamed in just the same cherubic manner
at the driver
Drunk said the youug father as he
buttoned up his pocket. turned on MS heei
and went MS way. firm believer in the
complete degeneracy of the genus tramp -
New York Herald
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-06
Philosophers and the World.

In outward circumstance and condition
the lives of the philosophers have varied as
widely as those of any other class of men.
While Aristotle gathered riches through
the patronage of kings, Comte constructed
the Positive Philosophy" on an income
that once, indeed, in phenomenal tide OF
good fortune, amounted to 9400 year, but
which usually was less than 4200, and
often less than 2l00. While Descartes, be-
fore entering upon that eight years soli-
tary study of himself, which was the last
stage in the evolution of his philosophic
system, had the means and inclination TO
wander the better part of nine years up
and down Europe studying other men,
Kant in all his long life never got outside
the boundaries of east Prussia, or as much
as hundred miles away from the town Of
Konigsberg.
But, however different in opportunities
and rewards, the lives of the philosophers
are at one in the love of truth for its own
sake, and in readiness TO spare DO labor,
and none of the ordinary forms of worldly
success to End it. Such examples of self
denial and of long, secluded diligence as
some of the philosophers furnish, are
scarcely to be matched elsewhere.-Scrib.
Qers.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-06
His Faith Shaken,


A tailor would have sized his waist
measure at 48 inches. and as he stepped out
of commission house on South Water
street there was wild, hunted look in his
face.
Say" he observed TO an acquaintance
next door, ''you'r heard that economy is
wealth-that a penny saved is a penny
earned'-and whole lot of other rubbish,
haven't your"
well, yes," and in the admission there
was an infection of the voice asking what
of it.
''You have, hey? Well, it's all lies
every bit lies. Economy means bankruptcy
if you aren't careful"
whats the matter now?"
"Matter?" and there was a whole vol
ume of minion solid in the exclamation.
"Why, just now, to save a nickel, tried
to black my boots. At the first brush my
eyeglasses dropped off and broke on the
floor. The next rip l made | broke a sus.
pender, and now | notice that in STOPPING
over Ive busted three fifteen cent cigars
into smash. That shine cost me three dol
lars at least, and it isn't half a shine
either"
Then the fat man kicked himself twice,
went back into his Office and fired the err
rand boy who owned the blacking kit
Chicago Mail