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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
Supreme Court.

LANSING. May 6.-Opinions filed: AZ
frmed-Ssrauss We. Parsnsli, Pratt ~.
Csntle, Jones We. pemlpg, Root vs..
King. Detroit, Grand Haven n MIllwsu-
kss company w.. Detroit, Lyon W.
Sweeney. Pierce va. JoIdcrsma, Noor-
he's W.. Peoples Mutual Benefit so
ciety, Chicago Rubber Clothing CON-
psny vs.. Powers, Kennedy w. Murphy
Iron Works. Tuanops vs. Pctss. Roy
nolds w. Scnsffsr, Greece We. Helm.
Reversed --Commiss,onsrs OF Parks
aud Boulevards W. Detroit
ssrsod Haven a Milwaukee Railway
COMPANY, Michigan Shingfe company
W. LondOn and Lancashire insurance
company, Geist vs. Detroit City Rail
way company, Tottsn w. Bernhsns; IN
sherman VI. Peterson, proceedlngs
auashsd: IN Mcdonald vs. Altoona
County Supervisors, writ quashed: IN
standard Insurance e 81. w. Board OF
Assessors City of Detroit, msndsmus
granted. with opinion latsr. Cases
heard: People va William smith. Pee-
pie Va Cornelius Graney, y. r. Cham
heriain vs. City Of ST. fznace, People Va.
Cornelius O'Brien, reopls vs. Fred
Martin. People ~. Frank A. welsno1.
Michigan state hank Eaton Rapfdsl
20 Aida TrowhriSge 81 al,
susanna Ortmsn ~. Fritz A. Ortmsn.
Cali rus~isv. Nav fe--so, -, 80. 90. II,
81. The court viii st onlv during nett
week 20 hear esses during this term
Prsbshsv not mere than hfteeu cases
vii - heard. and attorneys deariux
their cases susmItted viii submit shem
on sriefs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
READ THE RIOT ACT
To High Toned Saloon Keep
ers Of the Capital
PERSONS VIGOROUS POLICY
Sensational Scene IN . coors Roon-Dag
Land DezI-Wom.n su1IsSisss.
otaer Happenings

LAsass, May o.-Jutxs Person this
morning IN the IngaAm clrculs court
here read the riot act to saie0aksspeys-
lie ssid lt mad come to his kn0uiedGe
tnat several high-tsns6 dealers had
paid no TAI. and Il the iaw vas net in
msdiatsly complied with he would call
. grand Jury and they sneuId b fined
the full extsnt Of the Law, $3.50 per day
snee may 1. He also said he would
personally give Instructions TO the city
marshall 20 have tns Iaw with refer
snce to screens rigicly enforced, which
would stop entirely the trAfnc
after hours and sundzya There we're
thirty seven licensed saloons IN On .
county last year and less taAn half
that number have paid any portion Of
the tax this year.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
INTENSELY DRAMATIC SCENE.
Presented by an Old Man and His ErIing
Daughter.

BAY CITY, May 6.-Last Saturday
night Grace Hinton was found in .
house OF ill-fsme by the police. Since
then the authorities have been endeav-
oring to ind her parents. They traced
the girl from Bay City to Saginaw. then
70 LApeer and finally 70 Flint. where
her father, Spencer Hinton. resides.
The girl left home last fall. In the
police court the gray-haired, heart
broken father. bowed down with shame
and the weight of years. met his way
ward daughter. making . scene seldom
witnessed in real life. Mr.. Hinton ar
ranged for the release of his daughter,
agreeing to take her home and give her
the care due from father. Although
not IA years of age, the girl is soon to
become . mother.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
A COUNTY, aeslolNce.
n nesns Are Wen Arr>srea 90 =
Has . Hsssepase Exs~wssS.

~ nesss Are Wen Arrnsred 60 n
Uss . 8sesssase Exs~~sss.
fCossztxhs. 49, ~ Ars~rscsa frea As~s>1s-
tsoa-I
TIE accompanying perp>s6tvs s,A sssr
rszas sy- 81 ntrv retde.rs - m~esr~
ass ss<s. suas In filine<e
n IL frame rsnkdns~. vfsh I'll uscdUve
improvements 49, , ssfsslie sc~ skthss
eisy - sov.sry - kstekt - The frus
SEER n "a f>~s ssr~s - sr~sis 'se~. go e
IL rsseA~S ~ src~< sssps i>srsfnA 10 ~
sress vsrs~ds. ~seucs . psx - sshe
ssevm asofs 49, is1s . vw<ssuie go.
s~csss ~ssA - hall ~ . seaGbs sEtet~e
s-r Ts% ksfs = - serie -. ~t,h PAP
Ir~ ss*sn9 rcsra sed ssss~s r-spo 800
s~~.rs -Ess = ~ staatn4 e~nrs
~ .<,sp<sss = sse - go s~sws -
az ss.sls b. tsr~~s te~p>k~ - e~c-st~e
4 - snnnunn1nmmea 0p~mt2a - The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
Cut IN Sait

SAaIsAw, Nav $40 meet eompetl-
ton IN New York xnd Ohio the Mlcnl-
gan SAIL com pany mas announced re-
duction Of 10 cents per barrel Al ali
western points, including 81. Lous.
Chicago asd Milwaukee. There viii 10
No cnAngs IN the price here.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
WOUND AROUND A SHAFT.

Terrible Fate of the Proprietor OF Han
die Factory.
PErosxEY. May s.-A terrible accident
occurred q, Boyne Falls yesterday aft
srnoon. Hugh Cameron, proprietor of
Cameron's handle factory, while At
work IN the mill was caught in . belt
and wound around . rapidly revolving
shaft and before re could be rescued
one arm was torn from tho body and
both legs. several ribs and his spine
broken. Medical aid Was summoned
from here, but Mr.. Cameron died be-
fore IL reached him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
Ylsr STORY.

ecnient arrangement Of rooms with a neat
and pleasing elevation. The front window
In the parlor has a polished plate glass
oox48 inches, with stained glass transoms
over it. The three windows on the main
stairs are Of stained glass.
The second floor is reached by two stair
Ways. rising from the front and back hallA
On tho second Ioor arc nve chambers.
Ample provision is made for closet room.
Red oak finish is employed in the vesti-
bale and front hall, including the stair
ense-a material item Of expense, which
could be lesscned tx necessary. The kitch-
en- and bedroom are finished in yellow pine
The kitchen and dining room are VAIN
scoted to the height of 8 feet, and the bath
room feet. AL other rooms are finished
IN white pine. The entire first floor Is
finished in hard oil. Height Of the first
story 10 feet and second story feet in the
clear.
The outside finish is Of pine. The walls
are sheathed with shiplap and paper, and
finished with 4-inch siding. The lower
part of gables and the roof are covered
with cypress shingles
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

PErosxsy. May "A. T. Lamont or
Alanson. st the Park House in this city,
was packing HE trunk when his revoiy-
er fell out Of his overcoat pocket, Was
discnarRsd and the nail lodged IN hls
ankle bons. He may lose his foot
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

DscArSs, May s.-olivsr Chamber
lin, the veteran who 90 nearly ended
his life ~ cutting ais throat win
razor recently while inssIs from the
grip. was taksn 70 the Kalamazoo asy-
tun today.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

FLINT. May 6.-At the close of the
State Medical society this morning DR..
{. J. Lundy of Detroit was elected
president, and Muskegon was chosen
a. the place of next meeting.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
BIO DEAL fN DIRT.

s. o. Fisher Buys 1000 Acres in Charlie
voix County.
WEST BAY CrTy, May 6.-S. o. Fisher
has completed deal by which he Sc
cures 700 acres of land in Caaflevoix
county. The lsnd Is the Dodge estate.
The price Is not known. The Land IL
covered with pine and hardwood tim
Der, and considerable cedar, which IS
said 10 be the best in the state. The
pine Will probably be brought here TO
% sawed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

Sole teacher. bids fair to be cleared
mp now. Miss Mcbride has been To-
Gated at Lake Mary. Fla. where she Is
passing ~ Elizabeth Brown and Ia
teaching school. Miss Ne Bride left
her home in Minnesota in July, 1921.
and went to burlington, VT. for the
benefit Of her health She remained
there until few months ago. when
abe went south to Charleston. whers
she was supposed to have died A
search instituted by her brother-iu-
law, =. W. Lsmherton. failed TO dis
cover her whereabouts, Though II de-
veisped beyond question that she vas
mt dad
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

sftung roon Is cursAined bed sseovs
which i connected VITA ths bathroom
TIE sitting room and dining roem srs
fsrrsAed with drawers under the seAas in
the bay windows The kstchsa 10 80
located - - be eonsenienr Of access ~
ctser parts 81 shs house. and az the same
ssms so arranged - 10 prsvent the nosss
and xznells Of cooking fron entering other
roons, having TIVE doors between II and
gaS o<her moan ox-aect1c With IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
pidn't Try 70 Kill HIM.

Pontiac, May 6.-Sara Covert. ac-
cused of attempting to poison Daniel
g. Wade, OF Holly, Was today found
not guilty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

pxrporr, May s.--CeFuslius Corbess
Of Detroit, assistant superintendent ~
she W ess~rn Unisn telegraph company
Of si,e ffth district. central aivsrsn,
has seen promoted - the position Of
sarsrntendeut. ~ succeed Z. p
wrsat, Who ass been fsrced 10 resign
by IA aeslth-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

DxzsstTtp. NAY s--ssisn Esrr's. sfs
IL. vn,le wsiksnx sleux vsltflirg sIsh
. lsrx- lsck-snsfs yssssrssy ssnssei>s
and feii. ssr1king on the blade n sush
. manner ~ 70 Iatlct vsund IA ne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

taross several incnss deep. TIE Wind
pipe wss nearly severed, sne q . not
tao 1S1t be can recover
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

Ne FRANKLY says He ceald Net 1sslse
kissing Miss Hssderson.
There is one minister OF the gospel
who viii never be charged with not
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
LAKE SHORE 4 MICHIGAN SOUTHERN

VITA tn Erie and r. ana i. m RS fsfrns the
quickest aHa most ere route 10 Ffffss1gz.
a. J. smith. g., 7. 4 =. A., Cicye ana 9.
G. =. Rogers. City Pass teeat-
Jas CsIapbrli. CATS Asi- - Monroe -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
MIGHIGANCENTRdk

lbsiis- Al others daily ssr-rf funeog-
TAXING eeect knHass. Jsly d. 1881
S.erpinE ears en Pacific an1 Atlantic ~
for Dttre'f IS n IN. refffning rave Def{o4
- 40 N. arriving 81 efnnd Espids ~ ~
a thseueh trsfns ~ssf
Tickets on sale 81 rnien Jietst QDce. ~
NsnFos street. nse 81 I Mon oepef
rec ~ kffpFs Gen1 Art - Menroe -
Q. " RaKzies. q r nna I. ARs- Ghienoo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
HWHcrrvH vTYv

The comfort and utility OF . nous. nc
pend 20 much upon the arrangement and
relative position Of the rooms that the
success OF design in execution may al
most be said to depend upon the manner
In which the planning Of the rooms is ex-
ecutel. Unfortunately this fact is often
overlooked. aud essential features of the
plan are sacrificed fer features OF the eleva-
ton In this design is u compact and con-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
TRAIN TIME TABLES.
~->~->s~-----> ~-~---
JAN. 3. 1891
AND WEST MICHIGAN R.Y.


GoING TO CHICAGO
Nv. GRID RAPIDS. sos SIN 1895 pm ell SPIN
AT. Oh 'CAG0......-.-.S.j IS Pm SIS pm y :0cSm
hEIURNISG FROM CHICAGO.
Lv. CHICAGO ~.........9:oo am As pm sl1;I5pm
ar. GA'D RAPIDS-.3:s5 pm 1910 pm se:l0am
TO AND IRON BsSToS EAtroR. ST. JOSEPH AND IN
DIASAfOLfs-
Lv. Grand Rapids 500 ain l2.fs nm 81 :S,pm
Ar. Grand Rapids '6:lo am 5:sS pun l0:lepm
foT Indianapolis 1905 y. IN. oaly.
TO AND FROM NIsgEcog.
LIZ. G. R. eco am i2:05 pm $50 pm SD pm
Ar. q. R-..i0 sbjaf1 S:S5 pm SIS pm .-.....-....
ro<sp fRoa rtSssJsR TEsyfEsK CITY AND
ELk sAP1DS.
Lv. Grand Rapids % am 5;ls pm
Ar. Grand Rapids ............. II rs am e:<o pm
1HEDgsu CAR SERVICE.
Between Grand Rapids and Chic2yo-W agner
SiceperS-Leavc Grard Rapids III :sS n. IN
leave Chicago III Is y. m. Buffet pxrlor Cars
Leave Grand Rapids 1905 p. m: leave Chi
cago ASS pm. Free Chair Cars-Lcayc Gfsna
Rapids 900 an; leave Chicago $500 AN.
Between Grand Rapids and Asnistce-fres
Chair Car-Leayes Grand Rapids 5:T pm;
leaves Manistee 6:5) am.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
DETROIT, JAN. a l'''
LANSING q NoRrnSsa ". n.
GOING TO DEThCIT.

Lv. GRID, RAPIDS. s:lS am > go pa 5:sepm
Ar. DEF ROlI--.-..--.-lx.Uo mn sbsia Fm le:$epa
kETuRSlN1 lkoM DEIE0lI.
Nv. pEIacIT.-....... : &c an si.l5 pm $50 pm
Ar. 'kDRiPI1s-lis~ siu > 10 pn iosi5 prs
To and from I.sasiag and Bopcli-Ssine e.
70 aud from Detroit
Lv. Grand Rapids --....-.......... CO al t.l5 pm
Al. Grand kap!as...... II 81 am 1919 pm
roLowsss VIA i.sw,Ll BAstues r. u
Nv. Grsnd kaSsas Is "a, Ice pm s;sopn
Ar. from Lowell ......-.ii g am s.lS pm .-.-.-..
THROUGH sAs ekHVItf
Between Gfsad splds and Detreit-parIor
cars on ali traiHa. seats 5 coats.
RetweeaGFasa hzpias aud SsgiEaw-Parior
car leaves gra.d Rapids % ana arrives In
GRIND Rapids lo.s5 Tsgr. SEATS s cents
Every dav. otitfr trsias week days oniT.
GEO DsEAvEN. Gen Psss'r Ag'L
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
Nervous Debility

Those suffering from Nervous Debility.
the symptoms Of which are . dusi ess-
dressed mind, which units them for
performing business aac social 1usiss,
make happy marriages Impossible. dis
/ treSs the action OF the heart. causing
Pushes of heat. depression Of spirns,
evil ingscoNafoice.fs fear dreams,
short breatasngs, r,eiane holy. tire easily
of company and have preference 10 be
alone; feeling IS tired IN the rnorning as
when retiring: lost manhood; white
bone deposits ia the crime, nervousness,
.trsmblinE. contusioi OF thoughts,
wafery anc weak eyes, dysrep- -
STA. constipation, paleaess, S<2|
pain and weakness 648 M
OF the limbs, etc. TyA&V*
SUN Us ~ ke &VN
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

Rhode Islands splendid victory for
protection only repeats the Lesson Taught
. thousand times before. It is this:
Protection fer American labor and in
dustry is the safest issue upon which the
Republican party can appeal 70 the pros
porous people Of this glorious republic
Quaint and old fashioned arc potpourri
jars with perforated lids for perfursing
drawing rooms and bsudoirs. A delicious
potpourri Is that with the odor Of the wild
rose, delicate and subtle.-Deocrator and
FurnisAsx.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

A cellar is provided under the kitchen
and dining room. feet in depth. It Is
reached by n stairway from the pantry
The house is well plumbed and heated
by furnace. Total cost, $4,000
GEOrGR ". pAYNE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07
ChrQniCDiSeaSeS

! nc Uso3S Nouucffuf sutNeSS H<S u<Sfi
attained In the treatment OF the cases
to which we devote our special stten-
ton. and through years OF pati.nt labor
and research, We have Discovered the
most infaliible methods of curing gen
eral weakness. involuntary discharges,
.impoteney, nervousness, confusion OF
ideas, palpitation of the heart. timiiity,
diseases OF throat. nose and skin. sffec-
tons OF the liver, stomach and bowels
those terrible disorders arising from
solitary habits OF youth-and secret
practices. making life miserable exist
ence ard marriage impossible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-07

Arss sh>y wouf - eic~0<f yrtc<'~s< - fbrS
~Ae s.saer sr>~> The Alssr~<~ns eowpisfss;
bat far.uaaf.3s their fcssn-~s does rnf end
tera aed fk.@s snc 49, ~ them ~iH Sod
49,. lsfie rsfls vaisshie r. - r,snv ~svs shss
tkev vsn rr< - ~ftrG r. ., ~fthcus thsra
~ 49, "A - hoo3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

alarming extent but has exhausted most Of the
available material. We had hardly reached the 50
called hotel before my companion, n physician was
nIee DAYS ne calls were constant, and many were
attended by him. The Government sent physician
mere Two weeks ago, but he Is sick and there Il no
Physician IN town. II Is ptable TO hear the people
W.e ny friend 10 remain with them. subsidy Of
S0DO m)Ath was offered him, but In van. -
examined the town somewhat caieinlIy, wax
!ns through lis harrow lanes and entering It's palm
ran-e"ente. 20 far as could they Uese mod Els
o. 4eatAcss. The hoors are Of hard smootl clay the
"u"Dc Wi47 az pasieIed ana whilewd,hed ana from
tAe beams s"ins AammocAs OF native make, tempting
inc interior oi me hDuSes dsco'cS nothing usdnldiy
or suggestive OF disease, but rather the contrary
IN dress conduct and mode OF living the people
arc sudItc ana uldltidcuVe. lhe women are INC
la1orcrs and burden bearers, going In the early
noinins to their banana plantations, but slightly
eau ana ictui1lHg al noon bearing immense puIucis
81 wood, fruit or grass Going. returning or at work.
they look hlthy and repusivc, animal rather than
seem dictated by instinct rather than intellect
The small children. entirely naked are carried by
the larger children, sitting astride the hip. The
position gives bo;h the appearance Of being dcformcd
me unciean Appearance OF ne women Is the rcsHit
Of their labor Ia the field When the labor Is over for
tho day they return TO their homes and battle and
dress for afternoon idleness. Tho dress Is straight
thrown over the shoulder. Morally they are the
equals, at least. OF more pretenuous people
The burial ground lies upon the side of Hill at
the foot which Is the spring from which the people
obtain their water As the drainage from this burial.
10 other conclusion than that It was the OF
OF the sickness and that the fever might possibly be
more typhoid than maaral In its character Drainage
and proper sanitary regulations would no doubt pre-
vent large amount Of disease, not only In Livingston,
but along the entire coast. There IA. however, 10
authority here to take the initiative direct The
company Of bareoocd soldiers here and comandante,
bu this Is free port all expense not absolutely
necessary Is avoided.
The real business man Of the place is John T. An
derson the American Consular Agent, and. at tines the
British Consular Agent as well We spent II nlght
ut his beautiful house and the recipients OF the
generous hospitality which he always extends 20 AneIl-
His residence IS upon high ground, and IS large
rOOmv. In addition to his Consular business. he
Is the manager OF the Rio Dolce Navigation Com
pany, and also conducts large enterprises of his own
That he has been successful goes without saying and
because OF his Yankee Ike energy, he IS dsiked by all
Guaemaltccans. who look with envious eyes upon his
success, bur who unwilling 10 work with his
energy in order TO achieve success themselves
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13
A DREADFUL SC0URGE.
The Case OF MIR. Palmer-Pneumonia Carried Him
on Suddeny-Every One Sbonid Know the symp.
IONS md BE O Gunrd.

Mr.. Wilton p. Palmer. OF New-York city. left circle
friends afternoon recently and received their con-
CALCULATIONS upon his bright and vigorous appearance
That evening he FELT tickling in the throat. slight
pain across the chest chilly sensation and he coughed
twice. The next day his nostris were inhamed
sore chest panied him, his bones ached and
he felt sore all over. The day following he was In bed.
with physicians shaking their heads and the third day
ne was from pneumonia. which he failed to take In
time.
There thousand men and women in America TO-
day in the same condition Mr.. Palmer when leaving
his friends but they do not know IT, The slightest ap'
parance symptoms above named should strike terror
b any man or woman. sudden chill means the beginning
OF pneumonia; aches and pains throughout the body
are the symptoms. 10 IS necessary TO bring about
Il reaction How. then. is the best way a bring
about reaction Ask physician and he Will tell
pure whisky. No matter how preudcod any one
may be- pure whisky such time is necessity, but I'M
fortunately there few pure WHISTLES In the world.
end In fact there Is but that has received the
unqualified Endorsement q physicians. chemists and the
highest authorities, and that IL Dufy's Pure Malt This
remarkable whisky which Is sold by all frstclass druggists
and grOcers will absolutely check the first approach Of
pneumonia while at the time 1t IS certain o. build up
the wasted system. 10 deserves TO be kept in every
household only be used in Of emergency. but
70 assist in prolonglng life and bringing health and
happiness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-13

Dcpo-it v y oct. Il (>pecla).-Tls m'hcr'"
quiet though beautiful village. nestled among ire
hills I'm tbn Delaware Valley. and about 10 mh'7
from New York is at present showing coinmeaha'c
spirit Of enterprise and progress setting an 'Aahp
for larger cities, For some time efo.t' have been
npdc 70 induce manufacturer; 10 build factories IN
Dcposit and the oaly apparent reason that n)thlaS
ucw DEVELOPED was lccaire the right thing had nor
presented Itself Among the Industries tat have
b.cn considered Of lat, by the Board Of Trade -
That Of Tie manufacture Of pearl buttons. Ih" Irlb-
me gave an account Of the pearl button Industry ~
ih. country several weeks ago, publishing at That
time interviews with several different manufacturer,
in Newark. among them Joseph Webb. Mr. Webb
+, thoroughly practical man. and under lands tho
business I'm all its brnuches, and ahougl AT present
located I'm Newark desired for various Reasons, 10
remove from that city. on Tuesday last the Board OF
Trade of Deposit y. Y coscd contract With him
TO remove to Deposit where he will enlarge h, bust
ness EMPLOYING about one hundred more people than
al present. Mr.. webb says that hc came 10 tics
country flom Fl gland. where his family had been
engaged I'm the Manufacture Of pearl buttons f)r years
I'm order TO better himself that the present system OF
protection made It possible for America to manufacture
pearl buttons and to compete with the world. aud
that he is today supplying from h factory IN Newark
the same customers In Ncw.YOrk that he did when
In business in England
The site for the building has been selected, aud in
few DAYS ground will be broken for new factory,
to Lc lighted with electricity heated by steam. and
10 contain all the convcncnccs Of "A model factory
building The work Is 10 be pushed 70 completion
AS fast AS possible ard in few weeks another new
Industry will be added 10 those aIlady established IN
this county since tile enactment Of our present pro-