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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Die 21Ielfmofd,iue.

SIN 3ou6auie @bicaso'S lit etne Wtalhine
bon @lasgom. Shottlano, angefommen,
oereI1 GrftnDer Der Nnlidt lit, oaB Dlelelb.
oas Wtelfen nit Der 6dnb auf Die 9auer
gang beieitigen ipiro. U1it oieler Wtal6;ne
iouen 30 &ibe in elmer Stunbe eemolfei
tparoen tDnnen. Sic lit nad) Dem Sncuum7
Brtn3tp eingeri6tet unO lou, nit benz @uter
III Terbtnoung gebra9t, oteles IN elllenl
3uge entleeren. Otele Wial6tne l0u in
Sdottlano augemetn III @ebrau6 letn uno
ber Grftnoer mill nunmebr Derlu6en, tie IN
ben 8eretnigten Staaten eiraufiibren. Sbr
BreiS lit III S6ottlanp, nab Der Bebanp1
tung 0es BeltBers, $50 un0 Der Gintubr5ou
$40.
Gs mag bies bic erfte W1elfmai9ine iein,
tpel@e aus eiuem fremben &anoe bier eingez
tlbrt Dur6e, aber es lit niht Die eritc, Die
bier elmer 45robe untermorfen tpurDe, u10
feline bat bisher bas 6anomelfen erieBen
tOnnen. Oas 30 Giibe Die Stunoe ntelten
lit l1ot unglaubli1, aber nod %atpettelz
batter 1T IS, oh Die Wtaihtne rein ausl1leltt.
9as tpar Der Sebler oer Wai6tne, Die Der
Nmerttaner GolDinS erfano. 0abei bate
lie nod ben anberen. baB tie, iobalo Die Stub
IT'D betDegte. auBer S,bGttefeit 9eleBt mMroe.
SIR 0as Wtelfen nit Der 6ano giebt IS bis
iebt teinen beiieren @riab, als bic Benubung
Der WeItrObren. biinne JtObren aus Silber,
3inn. 9orn ooer Sii6bein. 0ben i:umpf
nit ieitli6en Seftnungen. Dieie &0bre
pirb porit6tig our6 ben &altaL Der 3ibe
binpurNsei6oben, bis Die iettlt6e Sefnung
in bic WtilAcplterne bineinrast. Nber aud
bterbet muB na6semolten merben; ferner
t0nnen our6 unDorithti9eS, robes @infibs
rem Der G0bren YerleBungen, @ntaltbunz
gen uno 8erma6iungen oes 3tbenfanalS
neruria6t tperDen. IuBerbem fliest Die
WtiId benin @ebrau6 bteier Snitrumente
naG etniger Belt lei6t bon ielblt aus. Sic
iiuO aber 81 empfeblen, penn aus tr9eno
tueldem @runoe G6mer3baften &rantbsis
ten oes Guters) baS Dielfen nit Der Sano
u~ntbunIt6 lit ooer &ibe bartmelten u.l.w.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
mifsladte MISREPRESENTATION.
Die ;firma Gofer & mrartin bancroft.

guf Der 80rie berri6te MetttpOd 0orz
mtttag groBe Nufregung, ais it9 bic ytads
ri6t perbrettete, oaB Die Sirma Softer d
Wtartin nit groBen Decentralization bantes
rott iet. 9ie Yertreter Der Tirma boten
beim Besinn Der 8orie $1.00 fir BeIlb1
form, uno beinabe ale 8Orienftrmen nerz
fGuften oenielben bon $4,000 bis $4,000
8uibel. @egeu aebn ubr mar Der bo6lte
8unft erreiat, nit $1.06 uno niele Terz
tGufe wuroen abgei6loiien. Damn Gtng es
Dteoer abwGrts. Die Tirlna 8alotDin uno
Sarnum, pelhe $40, 900 8ui6el ~pertduft
bate, i6opfte @erba6t unb lhidte Die BON
Softer uro Wiartin ausgeiteuten Gbeds 5ur
Gertiftcatipn mad Der 8anf of Wlontreal,
bon mo- oielelben nit Nroteit 3nridgei6tGt
puroen. Nnoere 8Oritaner madten oiez
ielbe Grfabrung, uno mad ~renigeu Wtuu.
ten bate Der Sefretdr Der 80rie bic Sa6z
lage befannt gema6t. Sn gang fur3er
2ett liant Der 8reis bes @elihforns auf 55,
unb Softer uno Wfartin batten bapon 5ntz
16en $4,000 uno 200, 900 Bulbel. Sober
poute nun nit Oer Sirma abre6nen. 0ie
Standardization Der lebteren tperben auf
$4,000 ansegeben, bod lit bieie Insabe
ni&t offtaiel.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
8dnPerott.

Nuitin 6. Batterion, Elm fra6eres Mlit.
glteO Der pStmes Co.," unb ipGter Der
rGlobe So, lbertrus Wontag inn @ountpz
geridt leine @eiddite gu @unften ieiner
@ldnbiger an @owaro q. Oefer. Na6
Der Sarlteuung oes Nntpalts 8. 8. Sea-
palta9b 1T Der 8anferott Die Solge Der ieit
LANCER alS etnem Sabre announcement
&r6ntltbtett beS 6errn Batterlon. Die
geftdnoe lolen ft6 auf $40, 900 belaufen,
uno Der Nnpalt Batterion's meint, ban
oue 0ldubiger befrleoigt tperbeu f6nren.
3u ben Beitanoen 9eb0rt elm breiIt0diaes
Mobnbaus an Der Oatlep gpenue uno
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
5tdot g6tcdgo.
i Rtdter buob q. Didey. i


9Ius Stem Oorf lit Die ga6rt@t bon benz
@bleben 6ugb g.. Dtdep's, beg erften
@ountbridterS in @bica9o unb zines ber
Glteiten Qniieoler Der @artenitaot, etnae>
t%roffen. S6on i'm Sabre 1910 i6loB
6ueb &. 9ife1 etne 3beilbaberl6aft NIT
Gonaro 9. Gpan, unb flnf Sabre barauf
tpuroe er bon Der 2eatslatur gum &i6ter
bes neu gei6affenen GountD9ert6ts err
nannt. 9as 9eri1t tpurDe am 5. Wfat
l847 er0ffnet, uno Gibter 9iGeD nerpal<
tete bas Nmt nit iol6er Observation-Disclosures
uno l1nparteiIi1fett, oaB er audi BET letnen
politil6en @e8nern ote bO9fte Entertaining
fano.
SIN Sabre 1848 mltrbe OiGep bonn Golfe
gum &reisrt6ter erpGblt, bob legte er
tpegen ueberbGufung nit 8rtpatgel1Gften
am 4. NpriI 1858 DaS Nmt nieoer, gum
grDBen 8ebauern oes ganaen Nonotatets
ftanoes.
gtihter Difeb nabmt nod beri6iebene
anoere G~brenpolten etn. 90 tDar ct 1T ben
4O'er Sabren prGftbent Der eriten 8iblio>
tbef bon Chicago, tDel6e BON Der young
Wten's Wliociatton unter Walter 6. yeetns
berrD gegriinoet uno our6 bas groBe !Seuer
3erit0rt murbe. SIN Sabre 1919 tpurDe er
lit etnem Der 8ertpalter oes erIten Dftent>
Ii9en 6oipitals in Gbicago ernannt, ionic
sumO Director ber@btcago Weartne& Sire Sns
iurance 60. getpdblt. Cine abnItbe Steaung
befleioete er 1868 BET Der State Snluranee
So. bon Chicago. Son 1850 bis 1871
mar er 8raitoent Der Chicago @as Sight
& Gofe 60.
8or Dem groBen Seuer tpobnte Gi6ter
Oidep in Der vEerrace Notp" IN Mi6tgon
Npe., 3tuilhen San 8urens unb GDngreBs
itraBe. SIM Sabre 1875 iieoelte er mad
Stem gorf lber, tpo er iettber gemobnt bat.
ST btnterlGBt cine 8ittpe, etne So6ter
unb Elm gntelfino. 9ie Sodter tit Trau
Or. Oouglas bon Waibington.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
bauienblaie uno oerenD erwenoun9
gum Sd6nen oes meines.

1nter Der 8esei9nung v6auienblaie"
Qsinglass) periteht man Die innere 0aut
Der S6pimmblaie ni6t u bonn Saulen.
ionoern au6 bon anDeren Storarten uno
Sll6en. @ute 9auienblale muB our6ii@z
Zig unb l6iQerno ietu uno bari feinen uns
angenebmen @eruh baben. Sn belBem
Maiier l0Bt ite itd, ba lie taft uur aus
lsimee6enber Subitans beitebt, DoaltGnbig
auf. Die Wirtung Der a%ufgequouenen
6aMleiblaie Bel Der SGDnung lit etne me<
banii6e, inbem fi6 Die fart gequolene
6autfaier bel Der 8eribrung nit Dem gerbs
f~toffbaltigen Beine abmdblig tnieber ouf
ein GuBerit eertnees 8oIumen 5uiammenz
atebt, babel ale imNSeine l6pebenben feften
&orper unlbiut uno nit gu 8ooen siebt.
Sbre Wirtung lit funfmal gu fart, ais Die
Der @elattne. Sir ibre Nnpenoung qtebt
IS perl6teoene, iebp9 nur in @tn5elbeiten
bon chamber abtpeibenoe Wtetbooen. Oils
bic bette mtro folgenoe empfoblen: Ste
Sauienblaie muB nit einem 6ammer ti6z
tig getlopft, Dann in feline Streifen 9ez
lhnttten uno "a Stunoem in @alier etnge=
meidt meroen. 9arauf tpir6 bas Walier
abgegolien uno bur6 @ein, auf cine un5e
ungefQbr stpei Quart Betn, erieBt, bitter gez
i6ittelt, uuo tuenn bic 0auienblaie glei6z
mGBtg aufgequoIen lit, 6as @an5e 0ur6
ftarfe 2etntpanb gepreBt. Die b~urbgepreBte
Sliiitgfett miro nit 0etn genii1t, 5u
S6nee geihlagen unb Dem Wetne betgeges
ben. BUR S90nung bon 100 Quart Wetn
Debarf man ettna etne un5e Saulenblale.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Sauana, 81. OO@s2.5O

&ineappIes-6auana. 81. OO@s2.5o
bas 0tb.
&tri6en- coltfornii9e i61parSe 1926
per 10 gtb, :gor. lueiBe $2.O0@2.25 per
10=Bfb.zGor.
Nptito en- = coIfornii9s ss.OO@3.OO
babies Crate.
@ta6elbeeren- So. OO@s.95 per- "a
Guart=&iite.
Bel encorn auf ber gabn, fair Bis
9otce grimes 6@6lc; mittleres rotb ober
6laBenOi9es 5@54c; rdub unb Srob 44@-ci
9o'ce grimes gu Carpet 8ruib 6@7c; fell.
worttt9 grimes $1,000 ;rotbzo oer seloetoiz
9es 4b@5c; Snleite ult6 Oeder, grim 5s@6eS
rot9enot9es 90. 44@6c nn9rGoes 23@Sc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
m6dentidle 5uinois staats5eitune ulontas g. 3uni 1892

Nm Nadmittag erfldrte rie Sirma Golfer
unb Wlartir i'm Gountpgeridt formeu ibren
8anterott. O!e Subaber Der Siruua, Die
bel ibrer Speculation, bas Wiaiz Neli6forn
gu ucornern" cine 8iertels W2iuion Dollars
5u vmaAen" bofftcu, ltnb stpei iunee 2eute,
Die i'm Sabre 1883 aus Nem Oorf bierbers
famen. sic BADEN wa9rideinli1 Stem
Norfer Capital binter ii@.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

MabiionftraBe i'm @ertbe bon $40, 900,
nit elmer 6Dpotbet BON $4,000, ferner 6aS
@runoiti6 gto. 1872 uno 1884 WQrren 9(pe.
i'm Wertbe BON $1,000 bis $12, 900. Die
8erbinoli6feiten beiteben bauptiG9lt9 aus
6npDtbefihul0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

Safer - gerfdute mad grobe paren /:
9to. 8 33@36c; SEQ. 8 weiBer 35t@37c.
ger WerfduTe necb Arooe: Jfo. 3
48@60c. 9to. 4 36@50c.
2Yl ermet Ell = 8ertdnfe mad probe
SEQ. 1 rotber C, $50. 2 rotber Ct,
9to. 3 rotber 83@87e., Jto. 4 rotber 70@74.
90 m m er ei5en. - 0ertGufe mad
Yrobe waren: gto. $50 c. Co., No. 3 70
@83c., 1904 73@-c.
ito g ge II. -Wertdllfe mad Brobe paren:
SEQ. 2 80@-c. SEQ. Sc.
81 Ell . : Wertdule al $10.50 @11.00.
Wto0Itn9s VertGufe parea su
$40. 25@$14.00.
9eu. 8erfdufe maren: SEQ. 1 EimOtbp
$14. 5O@15.50, JtD. 2 $13.0O@14.O0; GEE
mii9tes Stmotbp S11.50@12.5 80; upIGno
Brairie S13.00@14.00.
@aamen:-Sertdufe nod @rObe poren:
Sla9S SEQ. 1 $1.O34 O.; &lee $780,.
peiBes -@-c.; gto. 2 9elbes C. ; geo. 8
weiBes 533@c.; SEQ. 8 9elbes 544c, SEQ. 4
48@50c.
&it fer N en- - Breile 1paren: Sort
Barrels fir 75@77acr nnb 2aro Sterces fur
924@95c.
Us b is tp-$1.15.
Oran9en. = $3.5O@S4.OO fir @olifor=
nier Seedlings uub S4.00@5.00 fir 9tapel.
Stir n-9eeue MeIlina: fd6ne $500
@$3.25, bette So. 50@3.7 bas &titben.
9Om9. - WeiBer Hle: in BfunO abgez
tbetlt 12{@-c.. ni9t 10 bell 6@8c; bunfeL
gefdrbt SOLO bos Yfb. ;oltsselaiiener6@7 4c.
EGrtof II eIu.-pebrons 4O@43e perSu;
8urbanfs 50@-e; Goie 3S@40c; BeerleB
38@4Oe,; semiibte 30@35e.; @alitornil9e,
neue ST. 100000 per 2 SI.z Sad. geep Or
leauier S1@1.25 Der Cad.
= ter = 15@153e. bas Dubenb.
@etB trau1. = WtobiLe So. 25@2.50 bas
vGrate", Seem Orleans $-.-@-.-.
SO bne n. - Bette Jtautes al $500
8; Mebinms s1.6O@-s Golifornii9e
&imabDhnen &c. bas Bfunb.
6Gute' = felt; Jto. 1 Ieibt nno
f6per, 44c. beI5a6ist, &c.; go. 1 &a[bfea
7ac. ;belGdbist &c. ytO,1 un9eserbte Saute
DC. SEQ. =. &c.
Butt sr.-Beite creamery 17@-c, CUTE Is
GIG, sertrsere 14@15, na69ema9te 13@14;
bette Dairp 15@16c, CUTE 14@15, 9erlngere
l1@12c, geo. 1 Babies 12@13c. go. 2 11@
&c. .paGing" frti9e log, DStOa" 100
C; .SreaIe' 5@6c.
boS &if6en; Seem Orleanier S1.10@-.-
Der Cad; ct. 2outler 100 bas 9t6.
,@rbf en-. - @erro6nere. gritre. $1.25@
=. Stride @rblen, Ntifiippt S1.5O@
1.75 per gu. =Sor.
BIumenfobL. - 81. s. 10000 per gor.
Y.0b rr II b an. So. 00@S3.5O DaS &aB.
Sun9e -@35c. bas Obo.
Notbe &iiben - 81. O0@S1.5O bas 6dB.
Sun9e 50@60c. bas Sbb.
GnppenGr i'll es.-10e@15c. bns Osel
81 ct er ii Il e. - 15@2Oc 0as DBb.
Aepfet. $500. =; quite $4,000
3.25; bette So .50@-.-
Sd mi &c EFT. "A. 44@-c; 9elbes BIC.
Sol a.. IS SEQ. 1 Gountrp Al, Jto. 3 81 34c.
@eflIeeI- 9iibner 12@-c., Sprtn9
19@22c. per pfunb, SABINE 64@-c. @nten
10@11c., gurfeps 10@14c. bos Ytuno;
@anle So. 00@6.O0 has 0bo.
EaIe- Sun @rcam E,pins $685..
full @reom 0ouu9 Qmericans 9&c@10. Lltu
Cream @beboarS $780,, Grid 9@95c.
2imburser $685. S9weHer 113@l23s per
9funb.
Somaten. : $3.OO@3.5O bas Crate
Gal It, 1850 Der Sale.
@urfen. 60@65c bas' 9th.
&abtes 9en-rnnbe 20@25c. per Dbo.;
LANCE 20@25c. per 3bo.
YiepIomt. - 6ieitser 15c. per Sun9.
6pinat-75@S1.00 bas SAB; 4O@5Oc.
Gtrin aus Miiiiiftppi
srine 1851. SOC. Der gui6el; 9elbeSl.7O@
$1.85.
GrObeerem-S uinOis 56@75c.; @ens
tralias 75c0S1.0O.
9pargel- 100000. per 0Bb.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
~

@bica 90. 4. Stunt.
SIN Sol9e bes anboltenben i6le6ten @etz
tiers 9ir19en Die Breiie auf benz @etretoemarft
nod mebr in bic 90be. Suit Wei3en i6IoB
nit 86B, SS<uliz@Orn e~rDffnete NIT 51A uro
l6loB nit %, SuItS0afer nit 34B.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
WiehMarft.

Gm 81 n bntebmorft betrus bic 3nz
tner 1859 Stiid 9e9en 50, 1920 Stiid in
Dort9er No9e. @el@dft ni1t belonbers.
Yrelle l9mantenb.
Berfouft murben II. 81:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

Observation-Disclosures Brieffaiten.
9errn 81. 9. Soa. Sisbe @rtitel: yl1eber
bic 8efan1pfung i6GoIi6er Snleften".
9errn 70. g.. Su. Siebe Nrtifel: vOie
Weeltmal6ine". Bitter 9eier. Siebe Dir
ttfel: v6auienblale unb beren 8erperoung
aur1 Sf0nen bes Meines."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
neutrality-suspicious..

~ Observation-Disclosures StetaESaAs bttreffenoe
Nnfraeen fiub an 9errn @ ottIieb SeHHtne bopeH,
etaoeS Gnrners, &isc., 81 riGtsa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
AMSm1rtS.

@eiaen. - Stem gort - sunni Ole;
Suli 928c.; September 924c. OF. HOuts =
SUM- 864c.; suit 85e. Wttlwaufee = Stunt
S4@c; sSrut Sale. Gnluth = Suit 05&c.
a yt'aT Ss9" iro7 @o. ! s asort Der S S{an o sc;
eorn. S Sao' gort3,SsG11 nt' 58it. suli
555c.; September 55c. OF. Houls = SUIT
Al; SulI 464c. SoltimOie sunni 554c. !;
Suit Doc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

@6ate trafen Al, $3.50 Stiid eim, ee9er
q, 523 Stiid in poriser @O9e; @ei9aft
Iebbaft. QreiIe fir Nrima : Naare felt,
Grii5iabrsldmmer 5O@75c. biuiser.
Gerfauft murDet II. H.:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
0tmamSs0eri6t.

@btcaeo, 4. Stunt.
Die acknowledgement ~betrugen $685.
947, 677.67 se9en $96, Oh, 292. "a in Der eitt=
ipre9enoen Mo9e beS pori9en Sabres.
Bunoes d betne i9loTen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06

9uranDS Ill b~el11ten.
Ser 8orlibenoe oeS 8aucomite's Ie9te
glGne, fir &altluTtsNnlagen fir Die Otorz
que bas 6olpital uno DaS SrrenaipI Dor
unb fteQte ben Nntrag, baB Der @intaufsz
agent a~n9epteien tperoe, na9 Nngeboten
fir oielelben aus5uldretben. 9ieler Nn>
trag tpuroe angenontnen. Die YlGne fiir
Das nelle @rimtnalgerthtsgebGuoe tpuroen
benz Superinte1oenten Barter ilbernieien.
nit Der Nuneiiung, gemaB Dem 8ei1luB
Des @ountnratbs bonn g.. W1ai nah Mnee>
boten fir ben 8au a~us3ul6reiben. 9ie
Mugebote ioaten tnnerbalb 5tpet 9Boden
einaeretdt meroen. 9olpitalDerDalter Deal
beantraate Die Mniteuung bon aDet Ner3ten
aur unteriu6ung Der it'd ar DaS 0olpItal
tpenoenbe1 Batienten uno l6lug Dor, oaB
oas Nebalt Derlelben aus Dem lteberl6uB
bes @ebGlters Gonbs genomrnen Deroen ioQ.
@uf Gmpfeblung bes 6olpttaIsG Counties
tpurbe oas @eiu9 angenommen uno ais
@ebalt Der Ner5te le SO monatlt6 felts
eelebt.
0as Gomite fit @eae uno 8riiden, peI>
Dies nit ben Tomn>Gommtlldren bon 2eDz
ben auiammen Die Nrbetten flr cine 8riide
iber ben OesplainesluB 3u Der9eben bat,
mtoerrief i'll leiuer aeltri9en Sulammentunft
ben bereits III % GentS pro SubtfsO aro
neroebenen @pntratt fir bic Nuffuaungsz
Q(rbeiteu. neil es berau5gefunoen bat, DaB
bic Mrbeit fir 10 Gents pro &ubif>Oaro
oethon rerben fam. Der Superinteuoent
fir ben Dffentli6en Otenit tpuroe angee
tpteien, mad ueuen Nngeboten fur olele
Mrbetten ouS3ulhretben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1892-06-06
Ager'a
$arr apartlla

3ubereitet pom DIR. s. G.. Iper & Co., 9ooeH, Wtaf.
Sn allen Mpotbefen ;n baben. 4reis 81; feds
SIai6en SIS.
@etlt ambere, tuirb bid betfen.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-07

A republican state convention 70 nominate a
Justice OF the supreme court in place 81 A lien
Is. Morse res gut q. and candidate Tor secre-
i&rS ~ state IN place OF Daniel H. sopeT. re-
signed. and for the transaction Of other tusl-
ness Viii De- held AZ Nartmsu's hat. In the city
Of Grand Rapids. on Tuesday. september q
ls2. ID ] o cock D. m.
In accordance With Ito resolution adopted
al 6rand Rapids. May H.. l-1e. every county
VIII he entitled 60 0ne delegate Ter esch 5r ~
The total vote cast lor governor al fie last
slate election November. l>tN. aHd ore addi-
uOual delegate Tor every fraction amount <
T. $50, but each organized county VIII Dc cn-
titled to al least one delegate.
tndsT the resolution 81 lass no DELEGATE vi
Tee entitled 10 seat iu the convention 81 lp
does not reside ia tie comfy he PROPOSES 10
represent.
The delegates from each congressional dis
trict are request 70 meet I'D caucus at u
O'Clock noon on the day OF the convention %
select candidates as follows SO b+ presented
10 the state convention Tor confirmation. Nne
yiCe-president. one assistant secretary. one
member each Of the comm.Iite 0n 'tfeAeui-
ais. Permanent ORGANIZATION and order II
Business" and r. solutions and Tor the
transact on OF such other business as they may
see 81.
In compliance with the resolutions adopted
IN Detroit june - lc-N. the secretary ~ each
county convention is requested TO forward 10
the secretary Of the state ceBtral committee,
No. 80 West Fort street. Detroit. by tlle Carl
est mall after the delegates TO the state con.
Yentlon have been cl ostE. a certified list u
such delegates from their resi- eclive counties.
as age entitled 10 seats u the convention
JAaEE mcmillan. Chairman.
WILLIAM K. BATES. Secretary.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-07
OLD BURIAL CUSTOMS.
The Way Funerals Are Conducted b
Different Races.

The Way Funerals Are Conducted by
Different Races.
The Mohammedaus always, whether
In their own country or one of adop-
ton. bury without coffin or caslSet Of
any kind.
The Greeks sometimes buried their
dead in the ground, but more generally
cremated them, in imitation of the
Romans.
In India, up - within the last few
years, either according to her wishes or
otherwise. was cremated on the same
funeral pyre that converted her hus-
bands remains into ashes.
When n child dies in Greenland, says
the Chicago Mail, the natives bury a
live dog with IL. the dog TO be used by
the child rs guide TO the other world
When questioned IN regard TO this Pc
culisr superstition. they viii answer:
"a dog can find his way anywhere"
The natives Of Australia tie the hands
of their dead together and pull out the
nails. this is for fear that the corpse
may scratch its way out Of the grave
and become a vampire
The primitive Russians place a ccrtii-
cate Of character IN the dead persons
hands. which is 20 be given - S. Peter
a. the gates Of Heaven.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-07
CAPITAL CllNGS.

Wall street, New York, and Threa dneedlo
Street. London, stin Financial Centers.
The conservatism of capital is shown
in the tenacity with which it clings to
the old scenes of Its activity and power.
For centuries the enormous financial
interests of London have found their
homes in the vicinity of Threadneedle
street and 1.-The bank" Notwithstanding
the metropolis has grown to such a
marvellous extent that the locality is
but diminutive cpot in its magnificent
area. There financial schemes of q
worldwide character and Importance
are conceived and eliminated. So, too,
in the new world, says the Boston Jour
nal Wall street has been and con
tinues to be the great financial center
of the country. The population and
much of the business of the city have
abandoned down town." but Pluto's
throne is unmoved. He heeds not the
migration of the throng of lesser seek
ers after fortune and their habitations.
The great fulcruIn, whose vibrations
daily affect millions of money, still
rests where the Dutch settlers planted
it, and there it seems destined to re-
main, for lot has recently been Sc
lected for new custom house in the
down town" section at "A price of ST.,
926, 900. Thus also in Boston "State
street" holds the same position that
Wall street does in New York There
the stock exchange is located and with
In a small area in its neighborhood is
concentrated the combined active CAPT
tai of New England, whose man;pula-
tions are felt in the remotest sections
of our country. And there our money
kings are likely to make their home
for gener atoms. There they have
erected costly business palaces, and
there they have gathered the nerves of
the world of finance. Capital is bold
and enterprising, yet it is conservative
and low es its old haunts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-07
PAYNE. RIcN

signed the big yacu lyerna, said TO be the
swiftest sailing craft Of her size in Great
Britain He also designed the Stranger
the Lily, the Lorna and other well known
yachts.
Payne resides at Southampton. He il
thirty four years OF age. and one OF his
most famous yachts is the 40-rater Corsair
His little l0-rater, the Decima, made a
mark in 1889 that has never been beaten.
The Babe. still another flyer, won thirty
six first prizes out of forty-fye starts last
year. Payne has also designed a score Of
other swift yachts.
Dixon Kemp not only designs wonderful
yachts. but be writes very readable arti-
cles about yachting Tie was born on the
Isle of Wight about fifty three years ago.
American yachtsmen admire his undoubt-
ed talent as writer and designer, but his
extremely partisan attacks on Yankee
yachts have lost him many admirers on
this side Ii was Kemp who placed such
unfair restrictions on the Mayilower's cen
terboard that General Paine, her owner,
could not again match her against British
yachts.
The America cup is still in the posses
sion Of Yankee yachtsmen, and owing TO a
dispute about the deed of gift is likely TO
remain here for years TO come.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-07
rimlt. on Natural Vision.

TIE limit Of natural vision varies
with elevation. condition u the atmos-
phere, intensity # illumination and
other modifying elements ON a clear
day an object one foot above level
plain may ~ seen az distance II ISL
miles. one Ie feet IN height, AIS miles.
one % foet high. $50 miles, one 100 feet
high. 1911 miles che : nile high (ss the
top q a noun tsinl. p 20 miles has
allows inches, or e. Be rrore exact. 6 81
inches - the mile for the curvature =
the earth ani assumes that the size
and Illumination 81 she object Is suei
cfert % produce o. inaar.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-07
CUNNING FOR BUTTERFLIES.
shooting Them With /. Ride Loaded with
Dust shot or Water.

Shooting The "a Win = tsine Loaded Win
Dust shot water.
All, no doubt, are familiar with the
usual methods and paraphernaha
wherewith butterflies are captured and
preserved. the man with the gaaze net.
poison bottle, eork-lined box. folded
paper envelopes, wire pins and sundries
al hbitnm. long ago ceased % be d
curiosity in civilized lands.
But there are some unusual methods
and implements, description of which
viii be likely ID prove of interest
Prominent among them 10 cunning
for butterflies, an expedient that is
most useful where tropic vegetation in
duees high fight, and renders, by reason
of It's density, all chance of pursuit i'm
possible. For this small bore gun or
rifle is best, and dust shot, such as Is
used by humming bird hunters on the
Amazon, or a water load, is best. Any
shot coarser than dust shot will prove
too heavy and viii ruin the specimen
for sale by tearing the wings. gun
that win scatter the dust widely should
be selected, says writer in Gold
thwaite's Geographical Magazine, and
even then few shot punched may tear
off head or an abdomen and ruin the
prize.
My own preference Is for rifle firing
a 32-caliber. long cartridge. loaded with
water. These cartridges can be OBJ
tanned with an extra heavy charge Of
powder and without the ball in them.
Before leading they should be smeared
inside with melted parafline applied
with n caInel's hair brush; this prevents
the water load from moistening the
powder. But even with this prccaution
it is best TO load only so many shells as
are likely TO be used during the day.
and the water should be cmptied from
those that are left over at night.
After filing the shell with water up
to within a thirty second of an inch
from the rim tight-fttipg oiled wad
can be forced down and light coat of
paraffine be applied on top with the
brush. | have tried water thicl1ened
with starch, with gum arabic, and with
gum tragacanth, but / have never been
able to see that anything has been
gained by thus rendering the charge
somewhat more self-adherent. The
water load is much more sure to bring
your prize ''to grass" and is not nearly
so liable to tear and denude the wings.
The dust-shot will often cause a large
specimen to defect its course and by
unmistakable signs show that it has
been hit. yet will not bring it down.