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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

One OF the strongest proofs that there
IS widespread dissatisfaction with the
present administration OF city affairs
Was demonstrated by the large attend
snce at each OF tie republican ward
caucuses last evening. The couserya-
tive taxpayers OF the city, exasperated
by the dishonesty and trickery OF the
''eity hall gang" are united IN . de-
mand that 1t shall be deposed and
forced out OF the public Offices. The
canker Of political rottenness Is 50
prevalent IN the public offices of the
city that 1t threatens TO eat into the
stability Of our system OF local govern
ment. Jobs and jobber:es have sue
ceeded unblushlng thefts from the
treasury and the glaring irregularities
and insists IN other Offices have brought
the city into rldicule and contempt.
It's . nasty crowd, which, like flock
of yultures has brooded over the pub
lie crib until IL has befouled the atmos-
phsre. IL is time that these vultures
were driven out. The men placed IN
nominstion last night are ali VI high
character and good standing in their
respective wards. They represent the
better class OF citizenship. They also
represent the kind OF men who will be
selected for the higher city offices.
The aldermsnlc nominees deserve the
support OF the people. II elected they
will be able TO purify the city hall by
Kidding 1t of the noisome gang. The
cand dates for supervisors are all men
OF sterling integrity. Viewed as
whole the republican ward tickets are
we'll chosen and will prove TO he &C
ceptable to both republicans and honest
taxpayers of all parties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

wsnara Get S.osas froa sAeps. Tee Them
and Return Them a. Unsuitable.

Wsnea Get Goods fr0aa sAeps. Ise Them
and Return fhea a. Unsuitable.
II is q recognized fact that one can
borrow or buy the use Of almost any
thing. AT great crush il is understood
hired most Of the chairs, and there are
caterers who make IL their business TO
rent out entire dinner services.
IL is matter OF harmless conjecture
as TO how many young men at a dane
ing party wear their dress suits by the
grace of five dollars night, or by the
more knavisa process of stealing the
use of second hand one from a friend
under promise 10 pay when remit
tances come from home. don't YOU
know" But there are times when
social swells rebel against paying even
q MODEST sum for an accommodation IN
the way of supplying what their men
age lacks.
There is not a leading merchant In
this city who could not tell some scan
dalous tales concerning people of
wealth and social standing who have
had goods sent home ''os approval"
There is absolutely no limit regarding
the style and variety of the articles
thus pressed into service.
Opera cloaks, fans, jewelry and head
wear are kept over night and then re-
turned the next day, after having done
duty at some social function within the
fwenty-four hours that they have been
absent from the store, writes ID YER
non, in the San Francisco Newsletter
Since the greatest offenders in this re-
spect are oftc1 the firms best custo-
mers, the victims are forced TO grin and
bear the imposition as best they can.
and SO the polite lnavery is passed ovc..
IN silence.
But it has been reserved for some OF
San Francisco's rich people to play a
trick upon trusttul importers of bric-a-
brac. When certain people enter the
art rooms, look at cut glassware. and
then order several of the kandsorncst
specimens to be sent up to the house
this evening. be sure you send them
up this evening, for my husband to see
them By gaslight," the clerks know full
well that big dinner is on the taps.
In this superstition they are sustained
on the return OF the goods by the un-
mistal.able signs of dried soapsuds in
the deeper creviccs of the rose cuttings.
Sometimes these society" frauds do
have the grace to retain one piece aud
pay for it, as the price OF the cut glass
display which their assurance enabled
them to make before tslcir guests of the
night preceding, but quite as likely the
whole lot will be returned without com.
junction, and with regrets.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23
AUSTRALIANS PEST.
Twcnty Million Descendants from Ono
Par of Rabbits Within Five Years.

Twcnty Million Descendants from Ono
Pair of Rabbits Within Five Years.
The plague Of rabbits in Australia
cannot be described without seeming
cxaggeration to those who have not had
experience of it, says an article in
Scrihner. Originally introduced in .
colony of about score of individuals
by squattcr near Melbourne, who
thought their familiar presence on his
station would remind him OF home"
they have kept the recollection OF Eng
land SO fresh in the minds of pastoral
lists as to tempt them to very treasona.
bic language concerning her whenever
rabbits are mentioned.
The fecundity Of the rabbit is amaz-
ing, and his invasion of remote districts
swift and mysterious. Careful esti-
mates show that under favorable con-
ditions pair of Australian rabbits will
produce six filters year averaging five
individuals each. As the offspring them
selves begin breeding at tie age of six
months it is shown that, ct this rate,
the original pair might be responsible
in Eve years for progeny Of over TO-
600, 600. That the original score which
were brought 10 the country have prop
egated after some such ratio no one can
doubt who has seen the enormous
hordes that now devaetate the land Of
certain districts. In all but tho remote
sections, however, the rabbits are now
fairly under control; one rabbitcr with
q pack of dogs sppervises stations
where 100 were employed ten years
ago. and with ordinary vigilance the
squattcrs have little to fear. Millions
of the animals have been killed by
fencing in tlsc water holes and dams
during dry season, whereby they died
of thirst and lay in enormous piles
against the distractions they had fran
tically and vainly striven TO climb, and
poisoned grain and fruit have killed
myriads more. A fortune Of e25. 600.
offered by the New South Wales govern
mcut, still awaits the man who can in
vent some means Of general dcstruc-
ton. and the knowledge of this fact has
brought TO The notice Of the various CO.
lonial governments some very original
devices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23
The Eoosters rIap.

William Hamilton Gibson. who il
trained observer of plants and animals.
satisfied himself some time aro that
rooster makes the Tapping noise that
accompanies bis Growing by striking
bis wings together over bis back. The
popular notion is that the bird produces
the noise by striking his wings agains;
his hard. fat thighs. Mr.. Gibson dis
cussed the subject with farmer once,
and the latter laughed at the artists
idea and said. I've been brought w
among the chickens. and ] guess know
how a rooster flaps his wings Very
good. - said Mr.. Gibson. bat Just watch
yeur own fowls for a week. and tell me-
what you think then" The scornful
farmer promised. and returned at the
end Of the week With the humb bic con
fsssion that Mr.. Gibson was right
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

e wlse % restrict their business
and reduce thelr Liabilities 10 a
n1inimua. The people Of tbs
country at present are spp-F-
eatly waiting Until the financial die
tarpanees abroad are over. Fortunately,
our crop prospects are excellent and
the toTelgn shipments Of grain and
produce are very good, but the grain
ana -four prices are very low netsitn-
stand ng the las. years failure Of for
eign eToPs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23
Catch Bill Defeated.

Drs MorNEs. March 22.-Thc house
defeated the Catch bill this morning.
the vote being - TO 10 for indefinitely
postponlng action on the measure. The
vote was on strict party lines, every re-
publican opposing the bill and every
democrat putting hims.lf on record in
its favor. The result makes Iowa n
dry state for two years longer. In the
senate ire worlds fair Appropriation
bill was amended, reducing the total
Of the sum appropriated from 1925. 900
to 100000 Final acton on the meas
ure was not taken.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23
Henry George as a Juror.

NEW YORK, March %. = Henry
Georges independent spirit asserted
itself in the superior court yesterday.
and az consequence he was excused
from further duty as juror during the
present term. lie was the foreman of
the jury when a case of damage was
tried. The Judge instructed the Jury
to bring IN a verdict in favor of the de-
PENDANT, according TO law. When the
formal question OF the jury was asked
by order of the court you find for the
defendant" Mr.. George arose and
said. NO. | don't" upon which Mr..
George was excused. Before gong,
however, he handed the plaintiff the
jurors fee which he had received for
his seryices.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23
NATURALIZATION LAWS.

The judiciary committee of the house
has reported q bill on naturalization
reform and accompany Il with a report
setting forth among other things:
THAT the total immigration TO the
United States during the decade end
ing IN 1890 from all countries was more
than three times what IL was II the
decade ending in 1880. and that the bulk
of the increase came from the lon-
English speaking countries of Europe"
Further on II shows that this class OF
immigrants ''is by no means 60 deslra-
BILE or 30 easily assimIlated As that of a
half century ago" The marked pros
perity of this country as evidenced by
the constant inward swing of the gates
OF Castle Garden and ths equally
marked silence OF the gates that swing
outward 10 American laborers, Is very
gratifying to Americans, but a danger
turks in this, and the attention Of all is
called TO another phase by the report,
wherein 10 points out the "naturaliza-
ton of aliens recently arrived from
abroad, and who know nothing OF our
institutions aud government, just be-
fore elections, with the view of making
voters" In several of the states only
the declaration OF intention TO become
citizen is required as an essential
qualification of the alien to make him
voter" Under this system the alien
may be a pauper, ilhterate, ignorant
and of class which meuaces all gov
eminent, vet his vote, no matter under
what circumstances procured has an
equal weight with the vote OF the Ameri-
can born. We are great and liberal
nation, but in instances Of this kind
iiberality savors of idiocy If not crime,
and gross injustice is done 10 Ameri-
can citizenship. The results of I'M
portant issues may be made TO hinge
on the vote of an alien who IS ignorant
of any of the fundamental principles
of our government. A partizan candi-
date may with two.dollaI bill, or per-
haps glass of beer, defeat the will of
the people and work incalculable IN
jury. America for Americans" is our
birthright and any system of naturali-
zation which jeopafdlzed in the least
this principle should meet with a
speedy readjustment.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

"THE NORTH END News" IS the name
OF new paper published by Ed j..
Clark and which is to be devoted to the
expansion of the north end and to help
build up new industries IN that section
of the city. Mr.. Clark is an active and
versatile newspaper genius, and his
paper shows that he is industrious in
getting the news and painstaking in
preparing 1t for publication. With the
north end, south end and west end
cared for by bright weekly papers. the
whole city will be assured wide noto-
rlety.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

ST. PAUL, March 22.-At meeting
Of the directors of the Chicago & Kan
sas City Railway company. held in -.
Paul to-day. Mr.. siiekney. chairman OF
the hoard, SAID the meeting OF the d.
rectofs wss held for the purpose of
con.1deriug the Jesse OF the entire
property tor nlneif.u ne years TO the
Chicago & t}rest Western Railway CON-
Jany, IS corporation % Illinois. The
proposed ease vas ratified.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

GERRYMASDERISG has received n
severe setback by the decision of the
supreme court of Wisconsin, which de-
clares the democratic apportienmcnt
of the legislative districts null and void
because IL violates the provision Of the
constitution making the county the
unit of representation IN the leglsla-
ture.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

Ir is understood that the name Of
James II. Kidd, editor of The Sentinel,
will be presented as a district delegate
in the lonia county convention. He
was mentioned for the came place four
years ago, when he was favorably re-
ceived. Mr.. Kidd 10 an earnest repub-
lican and thorough gentleman, and
will, no doubt, stand IN even chance
with others who are looking for the
honor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

ArepuhHcan convention cfthe Tfih Cen
Grsssienal district ~ MichiEan uih b. he'd ln
Ire circuit court room. iH fhs cts - 8lsru
RAPIDS Rict gar. on fresrnv q pfi ~. i~e2
~ u G. eiaek p. 80. fnf chHrs ~ tee feisRstes
atioDai convention. 80 BE- he'd at eiiunrap
@ is dHne I. is.. Bna iof TIRE ffau 7fiion %
snca o5Eff bus Hess ~ nsy groaefig o. e8ti-
sldsref
accord NJ to a rFsie heretofore a1artea. the
several eaBnfifs - tie sfstrief vi - elsfifief
g. he safns nusnher ~ 6eireates - ia ere lssi
rcptf - state ctnFthtien. VIZ. Kent &
forla if Hf5sHa ~
fr ofts On fhe Fffth ftft-ttt Te~rhifezr
lzrFrsI - 81 committee
DWIGHT fsff~- y fnfHS.
SafFaserv EhsrmaR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23
THE GAME or LURE"
A Nev.i Estsrtzinnsns for Railway
Travellers

ttHteirFs
A British traveller aspires 70 The in-
vention Of new game which he en-
counterei In one Of the horne railways
lie vas alone in = frzs-olsAs carriage
when two young gentlemen aEd three
young women entered he scon gained
from Their conversation that the. In
tended % leave q parcel ~ certain Sta
ton. lie fhourht that IL wcnid Re civil
81 eel thsm that they had already
psss.a 10 lie ~as thanked. sad oa- q
the gentlemen n sis a penctl mark 90
bic esf seeu Gee 81 tss yeans women
sshea The fsms ard neas ~ tie esrts
hastas = ~aseh tee tasss - gssess.
y hss lhs ssagss tskseief sssssiy taia
thsfa Aesin ssfA wss nsar sn 49,
sef TIE rssts s.ssl.Sse sasa sxss-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

AS A campaign story the report that
Senator Hill will return to the treasury
the salary rendered him for services as
senator while he was governor of
New York will be received with in
credulity. IL he declines to retain the
money it must 60 into the conscience
fund.-" which act would imply that
David had q conscience. The people
are not prepared to receive such a
startling surprise as such an intimation
would impute.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

E~sHe sns~sfs - t~e aasssseas pre-
ssss6sst IA a recent sEssatsatis'b ara -
ANla~s
ataesta~a " kss Is . esissaa'
Aas~sFs A ssssssa l. tsea ntsia ths1
ssas so ssSsss sss tsh
A setesas = Fiass a. Hsaentssa
sass lss Fl aas saass sssss Ca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

A vslc@ao Is a eurufag EountxiD wa,ek
Sands foFtk asses zsd age.
Qaessssn w LAT Is str~its
AasweFs-A strait l. . piece o. Hand
ssr@sehing cat into tke seA
A strait 10 q portion Of ia1d.
Bra strait ! mean so.cs wafer running
setueeH two pieces VI LAID
A strait u a strait bat Ct water with lazc
=. each Side. -l-oucuu fsbiet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

OUR highest motives in life should be
to become judiciously wise and we'll
hammered. To conscientious and just
IN ell things. We should use good
judgment and honest tact in all We say
and DO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

LET not your hearts be troubled in
the doing of right in the coming cleo
ton. "'Do noble things, don't dream
them all day long" But alas and alas,
the dreaming is so easy and so pleasant,
while the doing - 40 irksome and go
hard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

Losoox, Nsreh -. - TIE London
World Gays that Henry ". stanley will
go - ne Congo thls year "A The inter.
rst ~ the Congo FIRE. state and remsla
% Africa TOT = ltNg period.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

4 republican city convention vii Re held ST
the circuit court looms IhBTsdv evening.
March =. 81 1.Fi - clock. fnt nqninf'snc can
didates for cifv Officers and fnr thn transac-
ton ~ such rthel business IS WaF PROPERLY
b. considered.
D. o. der Of the republican city committee.
bvleHf sess. usirmEn.
A. II. CHIivErs Secfefary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

"DEEps, not years, make life" Some
people i've more in one year than 9th.
era in Fifty. Question. What have
done in the time allotted me to make
my existence worthy OF lifel
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

age. Williams OF Massachusetts. OPP
posed Il Il 5 probable that Il siil ee
several weeks before q vote : reached
on the eill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

" you wants position, or II you want
Office help, roo cannot do better thsn
inseTt an advertisement IA the want
column, Of Tar GASP R.rins Has.
4fH
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

II to be hoped that strong pressure
vii te brought 10 bear on congress TO
stop tue free coinage iunacy. Which
amounts TO no more nor lsss than iais-
ton
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

Tegfasr the democrats wlii held
card esaeas~s. II : believed tat tas
sfy asil ssng -sil ssa thiass 10 sait
ire psssxs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

NtrErr--Tbe f-rubiican caucus ~ The
fownshiu ef AsikeF will 70 held FRIDAY.
March - AZ ~ ia the asfernooF
order Of Committee.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

BASE hssss tae debate sa tie silset
b.ll yesterday ~ ssssest.as ttss sssa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23

rance II tie routS rh4t several flEeS.
cut q pure kinGness, this eerslsEsan
volu ssered tlEasiy tnfcrEaafaon. A.
eaSh tiEae his courtesy MAS followed ~
& marx on ead Presently they d.
vs6ed some money between them and
LETT the train. Some tine after that
the traveller learned that he w4S the
victim Of game called '1nre. The
players taize turns 10 start . converse
ten entirely among themselves witt .
view Of inducing stranger 10 break
into il unasled. II the lure ssseeeds.
the starter scores one against each OF
the others. the latter. If he fails seer
nag against him The poiats. q course.
can be any sam agreed upon IL tho
person ''lured' gives wrong answer
the starter IS paid doable. All the
players are bound - support the starter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-03-23
INTENDED tue Time.

wAsHIssroS, Feb ia-Ths United
States senate has passed the bill ex-
tending for ten years TIE operation %
the Chinese exclusion act
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

nowski ha presentado ell proyecto de un ferroca-
rril electrico destinado 4 enlazar Viena Y Buda
Pesth, que ofrecerfa la particularidad de desarro
liar una velocidad verGaderamente inaudita Sc.
para ambas capitales una distancia de $50 kil6.
metros, que Ell tren habrla de recorrer en- una
hora. SemeJante velocidad, no lograda por tren
alguno, es La maxima que Sc considera pueden
desarrollar las ruedas sin peligro de aniquiarse.
81 tren segdn las nOticias que ell autor ha publ
cado, Sc compondrfa de un solo coche con capa-
cidad para 40 personas, dotado de una s6lida
armaz6n y montado sobre ~ruedas de acero de 2
metros y medic de diametro.
La fuerza motrz calculada seria de 200 Ca
ballos la suministrar1a un motor eGctrico de
10 amperes 1000 volts, cuya corriente la toma-
ria ell motor Gle una Inca elevada compuesta de
| I'm doble conductor paralelo a la Inca.
I'll ferrocarril Sc proyecta con via doble;
pero la dstancia de intereje entire via via ha-
br1a de ser de 10 METROS para evtar que la accion
del alre al efectuarseun de trenes, pudiera
ar1ojar estos fuera de los carriles: no admi-
ten curvas de un diametro inferior 5000 me-
tros y la elevation de las ruedas exteriores en-
elias calcula que habr1a de ser de unos 6 CEN
tlmetros
Dos estaciones producirlan la corriente; 6sta
ser1a alterna, de 600 volts que Sc reduci-
r1an 1000 por medic de transformadores. Esto
| en- las generatrices; porque cuanto los moto-
res, no Sc sabe 81 serlan gualmente para corrente
alterna emplearlan los de corriente, CONT
nua, previa rectifcaci6n de la que suminis-
trar1an las estacones
Agreguese esta innovation la presentada
por la Compahfa del ferrocarril del Simpl6n, que
ha establecido en- los trenes una espl6ndlda luz
electrical producida por las pilas secundarias del
slstema Huber, muy pronto resultara mas CO.
modo y rapido viajar que volar.--(De la Revisto
1f6daco- Socially
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28
CONTRA FL cRup

Con motive de presentarse frecuentes casos
de difteria la Isla esta epoca del aio, cree
mos oportuno reproducir los sguientes parrafos
de una carta que hace algunos amos escriblo un
peri6dico de Mayaguez un estimable amigo nues-
tro residente en- Nueva York.
Dicen asf los citados parrafos:
"Por 81 cree usted bien dar conocer en- esa
un remedio que aquf Sc usa como efcacfsimo para
combatir ell crup, le envlo la formula que es la
siguiente
"Se toma un paho de lana y Sc enepovomo de
jab6n de cualquiera clase que sea; luego Sc lie
ponen unas cuantas gotas de esplritu de alcanfor,
procurando que ell paho este bien hdmedo, y as1
Sc aplica esta especie de cataplasma la gargan-
ia del nino enfermo.
Esta probado que con este sencill1simo re-
medic, cede la difteria, sea cual fuere clase,
y es quf tan general su apicaci6n de tan bue-
nos resultados, que las madres no temen va yer
nvadidos sus hijos por tan terrible enfermedad.
Nos limitamos dar conocer la anterior
sencilla receta contra ell crup sin comentarla,
pero asegurando que conocemos personalmente
al autor de los parrafos que dejamos transcrito,
y que es persona seria y competente.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28
Recortamos de La Correspondeacaa de Esl

Recortanos de Ia Corresponde7acaa de Esp0a5a:
1El joven chileno don Roberto Prado que
hace mry POGO ha venido su pals despues de ha-
Der trabajado en- calidad de mecanico en- los me-
jores talleres militares del Brasil Estados Uni
dos de Norte America, ha presentado para Ia
aprobacion del supreme goberno ametralla-
dora construlda bajo su Immediate direction Ell la
maestranza de los ferrocarriles. Segdn opinion
de personas competentes en- esta materia, el arma
va concluida por el senior Prado preselta una
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-07-28

Nos recommended deer que las mdltiples ocu-
paciones que aun pesan sobre la comisi6n organi-
zadora de las iestas del Apostol Santiago no le
han permitido hacer pdblico testimonio de SUI gra-
ttud haca los representatives de las provincias
que tomaron parte en- las dlchas hestas, pero que
Sc promeae hacerlo en- breve.