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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23

The Electric Towers WIN Be Wired This
Week.

The Electric Towers WIZ be Wxed Jhis
Week.
The work Of preparing for the tower
system Is going on rapidly. The towers
are now in place. and the wiring VIII
Be done this week. John L. Shaw, Of
the Electric Light and Power company.
10 personally experimenting the setting
zap Of the big engines that have been
purchased especially tor the new sys-
TEN. The steam viii DO generated by
. battery OF four Sterling boilers,
which are furnished under . guaranty
To heat tan pounds of water With one
pound of coal. The engines are OF the
compound condensng type. and con-
tain all the latest improvements. Tho
low-pressure cylinder is completely
lzcketed with live steam from the
boiler. and eneased N a covering OF
mineral wool. In this way the highest
efficiency attamabie atthe present time
10 secured. III one<horse power could
be developed by the combustion OF i've
pounds of coal q few years ago, 1t WAS
considered reasonably economical.
Those engines will give horse power
for every twenty-four ounces OF coal
81 tHink the council has made one
mistake about the towers IN the sub
urbs." said Mr.. Shaw yesterday.
"WhAt is THAR
They've made them just fifty feet
too high; there Is no necessity Tor
towers more than 100 feet high where
the buildings are not more than TWO
stores and the light would be much
better. We are putting in about SOC, 900
worth OF improvement IN order to I'LL
our contract with the city in an accept
able manner. Under the old rule OF
letting the contract from year to year
this could not have been done for at
the end OF the year our contract might
have been lost to . lower bidder and
our plant would have had to lay idle.
Under the five year plan wo are pro-
tected. We shall probably start our
new engines about the fifteenth Of next
month";
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23
Death of w. F.. Averill.

Willis F.Averlll died of typhoid fever
yesterday morning Ut his residence. No.
l97 Clancy street, aged % years.
He had been connected with the
Grand Rapids Engraving company for
the last seven years. and two years ago
was elected secretary and treasurer Of
the company, which position he held at
the time of his death. He leaves 3
young wife and little daughter year
old to mourn his untlmely death. Mr..
Averill was highly esteemed as young
man OF bright business promises and a
trusty and efficient partner by the
members Of his firm. lie was q mem.
Der Of Lily Lodge knights of Pythias,
and will be buried by that body on Wed.
nesday at p. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23
p. OF I. CONVENTION.
Sixty Delegates Meet to Transact I'm
portant Business.

St@&y S~NSasNo AssS~t W Ata4ioSSs sss-
portant Business.
The annual convention or the grand
executive board OF the state organlza-
ton Of Patrons of Industry will go into
secret session in Hibernian hall this
morning at 10 o'clock. Delegates be-
gan TO arrive yesterday in large num-
bers and took their headquarters at
the Bridge street house. Inc session
is expected To continue four days, and
some important business relating to
the we. fare of the organization Will be
presented for its consideration. The
convention will be composed OF about
sixty delegates, large portion OF
whom are already on hand. The Hon.
A. S. Partridge Is president of the state
organization. Among the buaness to
be transacted 10 the election OF officers
for the ensuing year, which will be
composed of q president, vice presl.
dent, secretary. treasurer and q board
of directors consisting OF three MEM
bers.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23

Morton house. "Wednesday evening 81
O'Clock. He desres al perssas inter
Gated IN the foFmsIoa Of usw elao
10 - present. IL meeting v heid
AID anything thai eau be construed
inso enlhuaasn 70 displayed. . lively
effort wili be made 10 effect rsorxzn-
lxatson. II thu usual indifference 10
manifested. President Turner viii pro-
csed to sell The effects Of the ofganisa.
too.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23

The Rev. DIR. q. n. smith OF North
port is in the city. He expects to NOV,
HE family here soon and open an ofiiee
Mrs. X. J. Collngwood has 80 far re
covered from her recent illness a. 10 b.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23

AvEk1LL-Mondsy evening, ct his resi-
deuce. NO. le5 Clancy str eet. Willis Averill
aged - years.
sation1i church At 2 p. m, Wednesday Ser
vices viii be conducted under the auspices OF
the Knights Of PythiaA
Clergyman 4 Bowen. funeral directors. No
5Fountasn street.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23
SAD TALE OF A WASHER.
RE Comes to Grief in Kusessss's Watering
Trough.

A young lady who lives on the hill
came down town Sunday evening to
call . physician 10 attend her sick sis-
ter. As she WAS waiting for the car ut
the corner Of Ottawa aud Bridge streets.
A freeh-iookiug, well-dressed young
mau accostsd her and invited her TO
take . walk. The young lady Was
frightened out Of her wits and ran
across The street to escape. He fol-
lowed and she fed sxasn. So eager
We the young msn on the chase that
he did not see Kustersr's Watering
trough until he caught biz toe and
plunged brosdsids INTO the icy vater.
awowf wo~t" he bswied. What
shali dot what email dor "you'd
better held your head IN there for an
heur or y" ADVISED . man Who had
lnse come upon the srene. ~ vas
noticed that several thirsty horses
turned away from that trough yssssr-
day without drinking.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23

Il what Mrs. FALSELY. Of Newburgh, N.
r.. alwayasays TO Hoods Sarsapsflila.
Il cured her OF severe case of scrofula
and ECZEMA, and she has reason to be
grateful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23

Those French caahpacfe hosc worth
o, IS and 90 cents, for 10 cents THE
week At Kiddsr'a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23
TERRIBLE
BACKACHE
CURED.
LuREp.

wears without sne ie3 ~ 81 I'll, someflDes
could hnr4ly sfrniEhf<o ur- Ccust not re -
wsssa or sc>euns 81 th> frsss>r rean ron re
- - the yeees. sne hsvs vsss<s 49,
1.st Il pk E clay Iobb. Hx. pssislss
ktre~e- oYnne Rapfas Nfrh-. een eeys. ene
y~<ssrtss re1c = nf1>s ana rtne ui'ee tpeey
~ ~>een ~ffbcut pakB ~ nsi-ths fr6 tfrl
fes tour y<ar& 1 W&ns5 the<yfBily reroH ren9
ns. Ic64 e these whc hsvs Er~er Es,rs *
- ssss - AVERT $500 80. h,sS
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-02-23
SPECIAL eAlE or
Canned BOTTLED Goods
AT
HATCH'S!

|0AI VITO!
3 u can choice rs., z =, ,.,. -, -. 49,,
q ID esa very ssss Tomatoes
- Esse per can Per dox-. e. %
z u eaa Golden rapssla:
. Zoe PER can: pei eex-. 600
lxsse PEI csn. pr ass- el-N
> 10 can Sugar Cora. LANA Besas ana ssries
beanA ee per can por aex.. sc
Ven best quality Of sugar Corn. Lima Beans.
issc per eaai per sez-. si.sa
I ,ssss siss Of Aseasass'. ,.
i,,<c per can; per Coz. ti.s
DC per can; per dox.. s20
> ID can Blsckberraes. Pears. 0oosebersies,
= RaspbeFyies aud straw berries.
Ice per cans per aesL. tl-o0
. ID csn California Apricots. Pears ana Puma,
DC per eAa; per del. e -
Olives In bottiss ~ a.. -. a.. "a
nross 3 Black well's PicklsA
Puts. SOC; quart bettisA eco
The best brands Olive OIL.
Sc per pinti per quart. CSC
Dunbar schrimp. -, -.
Canned AshrGs ss and ana rsssss
Olives tn bulk.
picked Onions in bulk.
pest brands Catsup In bottles
- Per bottle. loc ana DC
Smail Pickles. Mixed Pickles and Chow Chow.
Per quart. loo
Csssup In bulk.
French Mustard in bulk.
Edam Cheese. the very best
Norton's Pineapple Cheese.
Maillard's Premium Chocolate.
MsinsrdsceooA u.,,, ,.,.. -.
100 lbs Best Roller Process Flour. 49,.
O5 lbs Best Roller Process Flour.
Ok lbs Dackwheat Flour.
% lbs ers.slassA Sugar sss rm
Per gallon. 70
s lbs Rolled Oats for 80.
4 lbs Best susssr crsassrs
Choice Busssria. y, 1870. -.
7 bars German Family Soap.
Don't fail to take advantage Of the ADORE prices
for i Is for q feo days only.
IRA c. HA ITCH,
I26 MONROE sTReEr.
Telephone lea Free Delivery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

school or naruralfsls. OF which the au-
thor of Mana" il the foremost expo
nent. There were also illusions, more
or less luaicious, 10 Daudet and Flasr
bert.
The academy eensors expunged the
eb5ecrionsble remarks, and the harm
would have thus been In measure IN
done had not Lott, with his refreshing
disregard OF conyentionalities, thrown
aesdenicsl precedent 10 the winds by
causing TO be published the full text Of
his address, as it was delivered. with
al the expurgstions restored II Is
pleasing to learn that Lou and lola
have, fgurasively speaking, kissed and
made up"
OF Lofts life there is little of interest
TO be told Born in Rschefort, Jan. Ia,
1850, he received = moderately good
education in the local schools and en-
tered the naval academy at the age OF
seventeen. In course Of time he be
came an officer of the navy, and has Wis
tied almost every country in the world.
1t was in 1879 that his first work
the fascinating little idyl, "Aziysde,
appeared. Since then be has written a
dozen books. each being an improve
ment upon its predecessor. Lott was
married in 1885 TO Nile. Jeanne d.
Franc Fsrriere, . member OF an old
Bordeaux family. His literary style il
e1quisite, albeit somewhat artificial
and it Is predicted that. now his ambi
ton has been gratifed, he win startls
the world with his next book.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
LAWS AND LAWYERS.
Circuit Court-Paft I.
JUDGE GROVE.

In the case of the People vs.. Albert
Helharst, implicated with Locklin Nc
Donald and Carrot Wilmerink on q
complaint for larceny of property of
value less than SIS; continued over
term.
In the case of the People W. Fred
erick Donovan on an information for
keeping saloon open on Sunday. The
defendant was srraigned, waived the
reading of the information and put in
plea of not guilty. Counsel then
moved to quash the information, but
the motion was denied. The defend
ant then plead not guilty and . jury
was impanelled. Three important wit
nesses, Frank Woodward, Frank Mad
ison and Daniel Morey, having failed
to put in an appearance, an attach
ment was issued for them. At this
point the defendant withdrew his plea
of not guilty and put IN ; plea of
guilty. The court then imposed q fine
of $50 and costs amounting to $28,
which were paid and the prisoner dis
charged.
In the case of Laura Doty VS.. Gaines
w. Perkins and William T. Hess; tres
pass on the case. Order granting
plaintiff ten days further in which to
file security for costs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

His honor was confronted Yesterday
morning with three tramps who had
been making merry with . little brown
jug CT alcohol, out at the south
yards. The examination was brief aud
the sentence which followed. fifteen
days, was rather Disappointing TO the
odorous trio, as they fully expected =
longer period of rest and good board
Three others found laying oy the road
side were asked To contribute IS and
coats each TO the library fund and
were gwen time n which TO raise the
amount.
Gennes Ten Hoven and Jacob Gsas-
beck stood up before his honor and ex'
planned how il all came about. HIS
honor thought 1t would help to an un,
Outstanding OF the point in dispute and
add eciat to the "set to" If they each
contributed s. each and costs. Hi,
honor's suggestion waskindly received
the sums asked for were paid and the
amateur pugilists discharged.
The burglary case against Andrew
Leonard WAS called up IN police couri
yesterday afternoon. The prisoner
who is accused of burglxr,zing the
Bridge Street House, waived examine
ton and was bound over to tn.
superior court. Bail was fixed at $500
IN default OF which the prisoner Wen
to Jail.
John Dunnewinde. al6-year-old boy
plead guilty 10 the charge of disorderly
conduct and his honor referred his CAS-,
to the county agent and set May Z, a
q. m, as the date for q hearing.
Mathew StrilaHd charged With assault
and battery, had his hearing before IN
honor Yesterday morning. The evi
dence being insufficient to establish hi
guilt he was discharged.
Gusta Knrovski was asked to cal
again this morning and stand trial 1T
=. m. and was then permitted to de
part on her own recognizance.
Alonzo Warner waived examination
and in default of $500 bail, was helc
for trial in the next term of the su
perior court.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
The Hawkina Medals.

Two very beautiful gold medals, rare
specimens of the goldsmith's art, are
displayed in the windows of J. O.Herk-
ner, jeweler. They are designed as
rewards of merit and are to be
presented, one to the policeman and
one to the fireman in the city service
who has the best record. The medals
are of the value of SIS, aud are the
gift of the we'll known public spirited
citizen, l.. Z. Hawkins. They are to
be awarded by the commissioners dur
ing the month OF May.
The medals are superb specimens OF
She jewelers. art. They are OF the size
Of q $40 gold piece. The one designed
for the policeman Is circular in form
and has heavy polished border. The
other shows the points of the Gre
mans star Leyond the central cir
conference. The inscription on each
thus far is: "The Hawkins medal. Pre-.
scnted to -, May. 1892" They
are medals which any man might
proudly wear, alike for their beauty
and for their significance. They were
made under the personal supervision
of Mr.. Charles AnnIn of the firm.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

sHssvsS Lssl- Octave rsuiIist's Sseess-
- .. shs French AesAsny.
Losis Marie Julien Wand u the an
thor Of ths several books written by
"Pierrs Lesi,- but as this yosng man,
who has recently been elected to . seat
IN the French academy. prefers 10 he
knswn by his pea name. the world viii
probably speak Of hin only AZ Pierre
Lott. He IL . conspicusns illustration
of The saving thai ''mest great sncn are
VAN" lie N almost consumed with a
sense Of has Own Importance. ffis cleo
tien 60 the academy cvss the hea<ls Of
man sdmss>eday much better than him
self seems ~ have surprised no one
mere tasn the fortunate msn. and that
h ayins . great deal. for Lott has re.
eensiy been discussed more even than
49, - nuA hpek. "AsiysAs. ruhissh~si
anseymsssiy. which made him tAmo.s
In . f~w weeks Mich II tbs tab cen,
c~rnlng Lea has bser IN the ns<sr~ 81
criticism 81 The iassn~ snA al pssvsi
inf sssfism 81 III. sskr>rs delivered
spen sss ssaassa~s ~ Nj. entry r. tise
seasismY, vseh be nsed the rssn3an
~jsr a. na lss~ sh.a 80 siss~ss srsks "A
sssny issssl~stssi friend. ossase Fsszi-
l1t. ~sss zssen~~ssf ss - and thee. -
zesa s~sas present. iaaasstesi fsfth fBta
the ssest sshsnsps ssaassistsaa 81 tss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
HE SAW HER FIRST.
An Ethiopian IN Quest Of Biscuits Start.
ties Housewife.

Al Ethiopian N Quest OF Biscuits start
Ties Housewife.
For day or two past . grotesque-
featured and unnstur2iiy attenuated
Senegamblan has been patroling the
streets in quest OF such plumber as
might reward unparalleled gall. A
fourteen collar would span his waist,
while as many inches would be needed
TO meet the altitude OF his neck tie
weighs i2S pounds. stands ssx feel
eleven inches without any socks or the
the least semblance Of = stoop. and has
. face that would stop the fastest tram
vet launched. It appears from the
freaks OWN statement that he thrives
upon the various phases of fright or
amusement which may resuit from ais
antics. In the application OF his sys-
tenn, however, he ran against = snag
yesterday morning. Lesping over an
intervening fence on the other side OF
the riyer, he made desperate play Tor
q breakfast. Knocking with resouud-
ing force A. the door OF present citi-
zen who Was an original mt subject for
paaper exclusion, but now potentlai
property owner aud politician, ne
awaited response. Soon there came
the sound OF slowly descending foot
steps. With devilish anticipation and
face built on the ideal satanic plan the
"ccon" laid for the answer 70 the door.
Soon it came. The wife of an estima-
bic and prosperous citizen opened II
only to be confronted with shocking
suddenness with = purposely distorted
/ countenance and the salutatloa: "Peek
y Boo, / seen you first. Give me
| somethin' Z eat" The lady promptly
| tainted with possible serious consequent
ces, and the climbed Ethiopian
succeeded in escaping to parts else
where
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
HE'S A FARMER CANDIDATE
Record Of Claude Matthew. Nominee 70


Record Of Claude Matthews. Nominee for
GoveFnsr of Indiana.
The Democrats Of Indiana have chosen
. farmer candidate for governor in the
person Of the Hon. Claude Matthews, Of
Vermilion county. Though he has held
Office hitherto and been . man Of note
in the politics of the state for many
years, he is still discnctively farmer
candidate, and in q truer sense than
most to whom that title is applied, as
farming has been the business of his life.
He was born in Kentucky forty-eight
years ago and received bat q common
school education, but habits of close oh
servstion and long association with &C.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
The Line of Lakes.

The above name has hecn applied to
the Wisconsin Central lines on account
of the large number OF lakes aud sum-
mer resorts tributary to Its lines.
Among some Of the well known sum-
mer resorts are Fox Lake. H., Lake
Villa, Ill.,, Waukesha, Mukwonaeo,
Cedar Lake, Neepsh, Waupaca. Fifield
Butternut and Ashland. Wis. These
lakes abound in numerous species o.
fish, such as black bass, rock bass. pick
erci, pike, perch, muskallonge, while
spoTtsmen will find an abundance of
game, such as ducks, geese, quail,
snipe. etc. In the grandeur of her
scenery, the charming beauty of her
rustic landscapes and the rare perfcc-
ton Of her summer climate. the state
of Wisconsin is acknowledged to be
without peer in the union. Her fame
as a refreshing retreat for the over
heated, careworn inhabitants Of the
great cities during the midsummer
month";, has extended southwark as far
as the Gulf Of Mexico and eastward to
the Atlantic. Pamphlets giving vslua-
bic information can he obtained free
upon application to A. A. Jack. d. p.
A., Detroit, Mich. or James c. Pond
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Chicago, Ill.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

d.ans, has resided in the south over
fonr years aud has "trsmeed through
DIXIE" pretty extensively. lie expects
TO leave tor Georgia shortly, leaving
Ar. William Ii. MedIsx, formerly Of
lhss city AID well KNOWN among tbs
lumbeImen here, 10 represent the IN
teresi Of he company here. Ar. Med
Ter MAS formerly superintendent Of the
Chippewa mills st Chippewa lake and
has been employed by the Taiiapoosa
company in the came capacity. Mr..
Meoler will De pleased 10 answer any
inquiries either by letter or personal
interview with any parties desiring %
investigate the enterprise. His address
IA 20 Pleasant street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
Furniture Mems Election,

At the annual meeting of the Grand
Rapids Furniture Msnufacturers aaso-
ciauon tho following officers were
elected: President, John Widdicomb;
vice president, Charles ". Black; treas.
urer, George A. DAVIS; secretary, II.
d. c. Van Asmus; directors. (three
years.. John A. Covote; two years.
Gains w. Perkins; one year, I. C. Smith.
The following gentlemen were elected
delegates to the national convention Of
furniture manufacturers to be held IN
Cincinnati, July 8, 8 and 10: Charles
K. Sigh, Charles w. Black, John A.
Covode, William A. Berkey and e. III.
Foote.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
CONDITION OF THE STRIKES.
II Is Thought That Final Settlement Will
Be Reached.

Be Reached.
There were no new developments in
the plumbers and painters strike yes
terday except that there seemed to be
disposition on the part of some Of the
more radical members of the latter
union TO make tho strike general. The
carpenters have no intention Of strik-
ing. as thoy think such o course would
ne suicidal. The bricklAyers have no
grievance OF their own, ana IL IL q
clearly defined principle of their inter
national to keep out Of othar trades.
mems tights - much IS possible. The
plumbers union is new organisation,
- is also that of the painters, and the
opinion has gained groand that
both bodies followed the dictates of
impulse rather than the well cstab-
lished policy of trades uniopism. A
labor man said yesterday that he
thought the men had been hasty and
that it would be only questton of
time until both plumbers and painters
would return to work. rs good feeling
seems to exist between the journeymen
and the Bosses. who would much
rather employ their old men than out
siders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04
JOHN WILL NOT DEPART.
Ne Gets Thirty Days for Begging
! Matches TO Light q Cigarette.

S+S<~a~. - - SAB1letre.
'-etAnd up, John Cowsn.' calculated
his shonsr. "Ysu are charged with
Sogvsscy. The officer says you we're
bspwins money On the streets. Have
rea couneeIs' Judge. I wasn't beg
BAG: only asked one or tive men tor
uasch to hight cigarette That
mi do. John; gailty or net guilsvg'
pwhsa Was here last week Jndse-
pNsser mind last week; I know all
nnous shs<. Guilty or nss guiltyY' ~
oas emily begging . match, your
ocnes." "Mr. Clerk, you viii swear
bffees Nullslley." did Won hsar
kim begging. ofscerrs me. bu, I
have oshsvs hers Who did, "You NAV
bfAud down" "Nert witnss&s aNr.
DlerA. you vail swear Jinnv HUNT. .
ibid VA hear him begging. Jinmyr,
esYss. yeur homer. I heara him ssk
ppserAi gentlemen for moasy on Csnal
fwet. He told them he souIa hava
0osk Friday, and wanted monsv
slough 70 80 bin through the week =
YodRs, he ~ . periarer," interpo.sd
aks prissssr. "Have var, 80
k,tnsser' ASKED his honor. tys,. IN =,
Asu there knows enfv .sg.a
- . match" "Csi the vltn.ss. "a a
Ms hcaes." and Jack Keooe .s.
eworn.. "wssysu With shs ,rsso.sr
ANS afserneon Jsck7'' "Ysa 49,.
Ind he only asked the seatlsnsn for !.
haeeh 20 lgai . cigarette. ana -,
lear him ask Tor money. jack, an,
futre. he osly asked Tor q match
kss NTH hsm ali afternoon .yoar honor
Ind hnev he snly asked fov :
natrn-s THAT'S right. Judge sssart-
- ne prisoners do you ~ish 10 -
D~srn ssksd the judge Of shs or sou.
br. rYss ysur hcnor.~ o, s.sins
&n@ stand the rriscnsr sssa ~ go.
kene from Mnsk-xnn, your nr,ov s.s
wxs locking fer VERT. when N. .Nr.~
hare % ne and sd. at vonr .ss
4ricks. are voaF Boa I ~ssnst ,,,s.. /
knly wanted match IN haht : e'...'
lesse. Esd Il yea rll lst me M a.
WAX cut OF tswn sas sfssraosn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-04

7. I. Ctspp, manager Of the ITALIA
poosa Lumber Manufacturing & Rail.
road company of Tallapooss, Ca, has
been actively engaged interviewing our
lumber kings who have cut their last
log in Michigan with . view of enlist
ing their cooperation in new fields of
conquest among the yellow pine for
csts OF Georgia and Alabama. The en-
terprise Is one of considerable magni-
tudc and contemplates IN lts operation
the construction Of sixty miles of stand
ard ausge railroad. The timber on
this lsne 10 reported BY experts to be of
fine quality and stands we'll fos guam
nty. Taliapoosa and its vicinity IL
noted ~ health resort, which 10 more
than can be sais of some OF the places
IN the south, where northern opera
tors have found II difficult TO keep
crews on out Of prevailing fevers pecu-
liar TO the low lands and rivers Of the
south. but unknown IN the vicinity of
this coppsny's operation. There y no
doubt out ~ great opportunities snd ss
lucrative returns await the investment
ia southern pane lands well located
now, as thsss frael which the Michigan
lumbermen have resped sucha rich
harvest 10 the past thirty ysars
Mr.. Crspp, who il gnest Of the Esrfe
Hotel, was formerly . eItssn Of In