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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

An Entire Square of Stores
Destroyed.
2 MEN KILLED IN THE DEBRIS
The Result Of an Explosion and Falling
Wxls-Losscs Cannot be
Estimated.

HOWELL Mich, Oct. 5.-~A Gre broke
out IN the cellar of Isaac Bush's gen
ersl store on Grand River street st p.
m. today and before Il WAS gst,sn un-
der control, a. 5 O'Clock, had burned =
whole square of stores No estimate
of the loss can be made tonight While
a number Of persons were engaged
In removing goods from Hickey 4
Goodnow's store an explosion oceUTred.
The walls of the building collapsed
and mSny persons were buried IN the
rnins. +. q. Hickey is supposed TO be
dead under the debris. A man named
lsAacs WAS 60 badly injured that he
can not survive. and q dozen others are
also injured, but not seriously.
Late this evening two bodies were
taken out of the ruins. One OF them
Was that of F. u. Hickey and the other
Darwin Wines, a prominent builder Of
this place Both bodies were badly
charred and mutlialed. being almost
uprecognlzable.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Will Meet with DELAY.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 5.-The In
diana supreme court yesterday refused
to advance the suits to test the gerry
mander acts of 1885 and 1891 without
further consideration, The court or.
dered that inasmuch as the case was
one of great Importance to the people
of the entire state the attorney general
should appear In their behalf. AS the
attorney Is Green Smith, the democrat
who forcibly kept Col. r. 5. Robertson
out of the office of lieutenant governor
in 1887, new feature is brought into
the contest. Action in postponing the
hearing of the motion to advance is
taken by the politicians to mean that
the case will not be decided by elec-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Water Knocks Gu, Coal.

BoIsE, Ida, Oct. 5.-Boise IL 20 be
he,ted with water and In that respect
will be the most remarkable city in
the world. Abou. a mile from the city
great volumes of boiling water gush
out of several deep artesian wells.
The water possesses no medical value
and heretofore has been used only for
bathing. Now six-ineh pipe wilt ho
lsid from the springs into the ,own
and the hot water will be conducted
into nearly every business block and
residence The cost OF hesting with
hot water, Il is estimated, will 30 per
cent less than with coal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
CARNEGIE A PHILANTHRoPIsr.
lie Lays a Corner Stone at Ayr and
Makes Speech

I.0SpoS, oct. 5.--In Ayr today the
corner stone of the memorial library,
presented 10 the town by Andre. Car
nexIe, was iald with elaborate cere-
monies. Almost the whole town took
- holiday, and despite the hostility Of
the working people 70 the affair an i'm
mense crowd gathered round the
site OF the building. The pro-
cession from ths town hall to the
foundations CT the building was led
by the city officials. with Mr.. add
Mrs. Carnegie. Mrs. Carnegie laid the
corner stone AMI the mayor, alter de-
hvering 4 speech OF ELUSIVE thanks,
presented Mr.. Carnegie with the free
dom OF the city. A Mr.. Carnegie
stepped forward, hat in hand. to reply
be wa, greeted with round after round
of applause, SO loud that few groans
and cries about Homestead were hardly
audible. Mr.. Carnegie spoke ct con.
siderable length. Part OF MS remar 8
was a. follows:
81 feel more strongly bound than
ever 10 devote the remaining years OF
my life less To aims eudIng IN self and
more to the service OF Others, using
my surplus wealth and spare time In
the manner most likely To produce the
greatest good to the masses of the peo-
ple- From these masses comes the
wealth which - Intrusted to the owner
only ss administrator"
HMr. Carnegie received frem the city
a magnihcently illustrated volume OF
Views of the Land Of Burns"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
A Meteor in Court.

DEs MoISEs. Ia, Oct. 5.-The su-
preme court of Iowa has affirmed the
WInnebago meteor case. In May, 1890,
an 9rolte weighing sixty-six pounds
fell on the farm OF John Goddard.
Peter Hoagland dug it up and sold it
to II. V. Wlnchel as his own for Sl05.
Goddard sued, claiming that as the
stone fell on his land it became his
and Hoagland had no right to it. The
district court decided IN Goddard s
favor, holding that the meteor became
part of the sell. The defense was that
il was movable, and being unclaimed
by the landowner belonged 10 the
finder
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
ANOTHER SUGAR DEAL.
Hsyemyer Trying to Corner the Supply
For Big Profits.

CINCINNATI. Oct. 5.-The whole "a le
and lOb5ing houses of this city have
decided 10 send a committee TO see Mr..
Hayemyer TO make personal protest
against the contamination OF n deal
between the Havemyers of New York
and the Wholesale grOcers association
of OHIO. The plan as understood here
IS tor ninty per cent of the wholesale
grOcers of Ohio TO contract not TO sell
sugar below specified minimum price.
Ia consideration of which Havemyer
IA 10 give them montaly or quarterly
about three per cent rebate on their
surplus. II "a said that ninty -eight per
cent Of wholesale dealers IN Ohio have
agreed TO the arrangement. There IS
talk of taking the matter TO the courts
if the protest ffils.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
SPAIN WARTS GRAIN.
She Has Short Crops and Applies for
American Samples.

WASHINGTON, Oct. SIN view of the
failure of the grain crops of Spain.
Consul Turner at Cad:z, under date of
September 6, tas urgently recon-
mended to the state department that
samples OF American grain with their
commercial clsssificstions and present
export prices he sent to him 10 be
placed upon exhibit at the board of
trade rooms. Accompanying Mr.. Tur-
ner's dispatch Is call for the aJ-
dresses of American maize exporters
for the benefit of parties at that place
who desire to import direct fron the
United states
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
New TYpe Foundry Trust.

NEw YoEK. Oct. 5.-A company has
been incorporated under the laws OF
New Jersey 10 bs called the American
Type Foundry company. It's object Is
% control al the type f0undries in the
United states. The capital will be s9.-
coo. COO. Nearly all the foundries Of
the couary are IN the company. The
officers are Robert Allison, president;
". Il. Mckeller. vice president; q. f..
Jordan. eastern manager; John Mar
der. western manager; A. I. "a. Brewer,
secretary. James Cornors Sons, L. III.
Heinnehs and A. W. Lindsay are the
New York concerns IN the combine.
Georga Brucs's sons company, the
largest concern IN the business, Is
strongly opp sed o. the trust.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
CLEVER CONFIDENCE GAME.
A Good Joke on the Rev. Fr. Ternes Of
Adrian.

ADRIAN, Oct. 5.-Last Saturday .
stranger presented himself 81 the resi-
dence of Fr. Ternes, German Cstho-
lic priest and told him of a female rel
ative who had just dieo in Toledo, Of
Catholic faith, and had left 800 20
Ternes' church. The body would ar
rive on monday and the funeral was 10
tie held from the church. The stranger
then withdrew TO 20 TO q local under
tsker to complete the funeral program,
snd on coming back 10 the priests
.ouse, asked If be had left his pocket
book there a. Il was missing. He had
not but under the circumstances the
good priest would loan bim g. 10 re-
turn TO the future great city. And 90
be did. Monday the congregation
assembled at the church for the fun
ersl and waited for q body that never
came.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
DEACON Is RELENTLESS.
Determined to Push the Criminal Suit
Against His Wife.

PARIS, Oct. 5.-Edwsrd Parker Dea-
cons case against mis- wife for intimacy
with NJ. Abeille Will come to trial on
October Ia. Mr.. Deacon says that he
has not talked with reporters recently
and that the interview in the Gaulols
and elsewhere, purportlng to have
been held with him are apocryphsl.
IL the charge against Mrs. Deacon be
proved true the penalty will he lmprs-
onment for q period between three
months and two years. If extenus-
ting circumstances be shown, fine
may be substituted for imprisonment.
Mr.. Deacon is confident, however. that
the charge will be proved true in Its
full significance. as he has new and
abundant evidence against his wife.
Mrs. Deacon lives at present IN the
Audrey convent near Epernay. She
keeps her baby, which IS believed 10y
Mr.. Deacon not 10 be his child. Mrs.
Deacon maize frantic attempts TO see
her husband while he was stopping at
the Hotel Brighton IN this city. but he
refused 20 let ner enter his room. He
says that hIs conduct ia not sctuated
by a desire for vengeance. He wishes
merely To he divorced from HE wife
siId % have his children, and what
ever proceeding he takes against her u
due solely 30 tbs desire.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Nrrdict for Lucas.

DEXTER, OCT 5.-Calvln Lucas has
oeen awarded a verdict of 81 zoo in
Judge Reilly's court, IN Wayne county.
against the Michigan Central railway.
July, 1854, he was elected from Mich
igsn Central train. between Ann Arbor
and Dexter, while on his way home
from Detroit. Lucas, II appears, gave
up bis ticket but received no check and
later on be went into another car. Tbs
conductor insisted that he had not
taken toe ticket and when Iucss pro-
posed TO produce witnesses 10 show
that he hsd, the conductor would not
listen TO him, but, witt the assistance
Of the brakeman, eJecied hIn from toe
train.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
REAL ESTATE MEN CONFER.
Proceedings Of the National Real Estate
Congress- in Buffalo.

RvFFAto. oct. 5.~-Ths second day of
the real estate convention opened with
Q haistorm which developed intos snow.
melting az fast as It fell. and making
the streets and the atmosphere diss-
greesbis. The delegates were early
sstlr and The uupropltOus weather did
not appear 70 effect the boomers
from the critics seeking the honor Of
the next convention. Detroit seems to
be one OF the leaders, aud ia advocates
point to The manner IA which the Grand
Army wa entertained as sn induce
meat - the real estate men 10 come
there next year. Chicago a dong
quet but Effective work and i urging
the worlds fair "a an attraction. St.
Lous and Louisville are alsO working
iudustFicusiv Denver q booming its
GAINS vigorously and the other claim
ants are hard AZ WORK IN the same d.
rection. A yet no prediction can be
made az 90 the fesnlt
TINS uaornut1's SESSION came ~ order
shortly sitter 80 Oct ck The first bus
mess vas The resting Of paper by
Benjamin Hardwgk of New York city.
en- Rssl Esstte Bosris snd Ex-
changes followed by discussion If
HHN HtHaFa AAHTf htT ktitAFTNaAftHtA kHN-
epegied 20 the consideration OF business
perfaicing 81 the association.
Nsrvin A. Farr Of chicago read 4
general pspsr on "The Province OF n e
Rr.l Estate Nan" IN the course Of
when ne advocated uniform avs IN 81
the states affecting lsnd, the repeal II
al avs fxinx the rate of interest or,
money ioaned. ard the shCi,tion OF the
rsiirost grade crossing.
After the reports of committees az 4
the passage af number Of resolutions,
sn,ang witch vas ere in favor 8f q -
feet cnsnuel fravs shs xrest iskss 81
sae ocean, addresses we're matte Dy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
CHOLERA RECORDS.
The Hamburg Authorities Acknowledge
Having Suppressed Them.

HAMBURG, Oct. 5.-There have been
forty-four fresh cases of cholera here
today, fourteen deaths and l30 burlals.
The hospitals contain 792 patients
Most of the schools will be opened on
Thursday and the rest on Monday.
At meeting of Burghess toDigh,
DR.. Greschen said that the accuse
tions of United States Vice
Consul Burke against the chief of 10.
lice and senate were true; that they had
deliberately falsltied facts IN reporting
the city healthy and free from epidemic
after the cholera was known TO be gain.
ing ground, and that the officials IL
question had been guilty, therefore, oi
positive crime. Nevertheless, tho
senate tonight has made q
statement TO the effect thai
as soon as the presence of cholers
was Observation-Disclosures 24-the giving
out of clean bills 10 shippers wal
stopped. The steamship NormapnIs
ls said TO have cleared August "a, JUS
before the order went into effect.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
win Arrest CoreI for Murder.

CHICAGO, Oct. 5.-Fred Corell of Bos-
ton visited hrs apartments at No. 320
Dearborn street last night and found
James Mooney In company with his
female friend, Maud Baldwin. Corell
was greatly incensed and seizlng beer
bottle he fslled Mooney TO the floor
and then left the plsce. Later Officer
Stark had Mooney removed TO the
hospital, where the wounded man died
At 6.l5 o'clock this morning. The
Baldwin woman Is now under arrest
and the police are looking for Corell,
VINO . waiter. 10 arrest him -On a
charge Of murder.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
LOTTA'S CAREER CLOSED.
The Famous Actress VIII Never Dance
Again.

New York. Oct. 5.-The condition of
Lotta, the actress, has become serious,
and her manager has notified the men,
bers of her company that they are at
liberty TO accept other engagements for
the present season. All ner dates are
cancelled. The little woman's trouble
is traced 10 fall she suffered IN Jer-
sey City three years ago and the in
juries sne received in runaway acci-
dent In Boston IN November, 1889. The
most encouraging news her physician
can give is that with careful attention
and absolute rest she may, year
hence, be herself again IN a social but
not IN professional way. The doctor
thinks that owing TO her spinal ailment
she will never be able TO dance again.
Tne news has already been sufficient TO
all but break Lotta's heart.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
FOREIGN MISSIONS.
The American Board Settles q Long
Vcxcd Question.

CHICAGO. Oct. 5.-Today's meeting of
the American board of foreign mis-
slons saw the great question OF the
year in congregational circles virtually
settled for the time being. 1t was the
great question of church representa-
ton In the American board upon which
nineteen OF the state association had
unequlvocslly expressed themselves.
The whole subject of church represen-
tation with ali relevant powers was put
IN the hands of special committee Of
eleven men of eminent ability,
from whom wise, honest and
equitable adjustment of the vexed
question is expected. The committee
appointed for this important work IS rs
follows: DIR. F. A. Noble. Or. A. Quint,
the Hon. Franklin Fairbanks. Ralph
Emerson, President w. q. Ballentine,
DR.. l.. l.. EVELYN Pratt, George FL.
Bust, O. Ii. Case, III. G.. Moses, DIR. A.
f. Manning and Rowland PaZard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
uollsDd's Fsi,

HOLLAND, Oct. 5.--The eighth annual
far Of the South Httsws and West Al
logan Agricultural society opened
tuesday. Tne number OF entries far
exceeded that Of anv year heretofore.
Tne display Of fruit, vegetables and
grain are especially fne. There viii
be some hotly contested races Thurs
d.y and Fudsy
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
nfa-ri-d IN Washinrto,

wAsHrxeroS, Oct s. Washington so
c.ety Witnessed smother internations
alliance this afternoon IN the ceremony
which united a charming and popular
youag lsdy, Me- Mary Care Billings.
daughter OF pr. John :. BHnEs. q. :.
A. 90 the wel'-known suTgcon ami
doctor, william Ord of London. ihc
son of Dr. Ord, wba isih charge tt tee
grsst hospital IN london. Suoen as
- Th....l.st
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

WYAKDoTTE, Oct. 5.--Ths rolling
n Tile are IT, start up work on Friday or
Saturday morniDg, snd 200 men who
have been out 81 work since june /
VIII be re-empioy B.. The mills have
been closed since June ! because the
company would not slgn the snslgE-
mated scsle. No attempt was made 10
start the mills with Don-VDion men.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

CHrrAeo. Oct. She body Of John
\. Moan. who fssd of alcoholism At
TIE Grand institute yesterday, vii -
tsksn 60 Sioux City, aIs former home,
for burs TIE sanitarinm where
Moan died . not conducted on tie
r'sa oF me kpeiey institute a. Dwight,
Ard has no connection With the after.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

BrG RAFIps, Oct 5.-After remain.
lng IN the county jail since isst July,
having been bo3Bd over for trisi. Dan
forth Butehlns, of township % Fork
al 81 adjourned term Of circu { court,
pleaded guilty TO criminal assault on a
htile glri named Lena Morrison. and
Judge Brown gave him FIVE yesrt in
Isrksun
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
New York on, Of Del,

ALBANY, oct. 5.-ComptroIler Camp
bell today notified Governor Flower
that the state of New York is practI-
cally free from debt. The obligations
Of the state now outstanding aggregate
s450, ,009, while the cash balance IN the
treasury - nearly $1,000, 600. All sc
curities will have mstured on July /,
1908
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

CHTC,Go, ocT. 5.-B. r. Herbert.
OF Evanston. president OF the
National Journalist Printing COM
panv. OF this cIty, vss badly
injured in 81 elevator sccident N the
Jefferson Building. M. rs Monroe
street, today. .His left leg and jsv we're
badly crushed and he wss otherwise
injured. Ha was taken 70 the Presby-
tsrfan HospiEai
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

AparaS oct. 6-FoT taking liberties
wltha Ea vesr-oid C.rl Chsfles GritrhsA
-es aeaf. need ts5s morning by Judge
T Esne T. Detroit fer ninetr tsye; J r
~an#ers. faF frrrlnE ~ order Tor -,
rnf thp sare. fasard hsrrr vas sent
,to jal for s2ty asTs foI stesllng gun
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
They Honor Gladstone.

IrvTBrooL. Oct 5.-At special
meeting Of the municipal council todsy
Mr.. Holt, leading liberal, moved that
the freedom Of the CITY be conferred
upon Mr.. Gladstone. MI. Forwood
conservative member from Liverpool.
seconded the motion and It was earned
unanimously
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

HuIsnAIE, Oct 81. p. Rernoi ds,
Of thf city, was injured yesterday 81
the far ground ~ beIns thrown from
q suisv rs o runaway horse lfs wss
taking par; N the stock csvslcsoe sith
one 81 nl1 fBs bred staili0Ds when the
accident occurred Eis injuries are
serIous. but not necessarily dsag5rsss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
LONG DISTANCES RIoE.
The Best Twelve Records Were Taken
b the Austrlhns,

y IUc NtIrIIlIlHT
BrR1TN, oct Thirty Austrian
officers had arrived here mp 20 mid
n ght As the matter stood At that
hour the 5ast Twelve records were held
ty Aussr sus. Iaptsin 1epperissN .
thirteenth. lieutenant hon. Kun
uer, 40 msds ths lgurney from here
20 Florifs8off in ee tv-hre hours. s
foartesr th. a0d another German osh-
Ger u fiffaputh TIE report thst buke
Ernest Cnnthef con plefed tie Journey
81 Vienna nv rsl sitter ga thorough
lfsd. Nsytiover, broke aoWu, Jas
fren corrected IN pf ate s.
patches rrge vef here. The duke
rode ard vskei 10 the hulsa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

wAsHSoToE. oct. 5.-secrstsry ~
state Foster - IN receipt Of dispatch
from Mr. ConEef, minister n BrazH,
stat ng tnst the quarantine against the
nlted states vessels was removed
tsdeg
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
No Perccptible Change.

WASHINGTON, October 5.-Mrs. Harri-
son passed comfortable night, resting
fully as we'll as she has during any Pc
rod in the past two weeks, although
no perceptible change is reported IN
her condition tonight.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Fsru-. Of Brown A Co.

DKTRuIr, oct 5.-Ths firm of Jacob
Brown 4 Co.. formerly in The notion
bBssness in this city. and lefeiF refBov-
% to Aest i'niimsn. H.. has failed.
Their liabilities are pivea ~ sl47 .910
and hls ssssts a. f12f 900.
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- Il a Fnnavn.-

YrsfItN4f. oct. 8. A prom merit
farmer ~ Pftshsld. named stsnarfars.
wss Ksied here ~ 3 runaway this ef-
terna0n On Forrest avenue. i7e xas \
"a lddle aged EnsD sBd eel known.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

JscKsovSrFfr, Els. Get s.--M tchsii,
democratic. = slecfed governor by
feiv q 0o9 majority. Oniy one coun-
~, BAKER, gave refortv sgalnst
rtun. TIE legislature will te s0int demo
cratic IN rosa branches.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Nominate a Gcntllc

PREvo. Utah, Oct. 81. l.. Rawlins
a Gentle was today nominated by the
democrats a candidate for delegate to
congress-.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06
Back to Buzzard's Bay

New YORK, Oct 5.-Ex- President
Cleveland left for Buzzard's Bay at {
o'clock this afternoon on c. +. Bene-
diets yacht Oneida.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

rAnAentgn. Ark Oct ~F r. toiav
DESTROYED the Goldman h0use. post
Office. hank sad four stores. l.uss
$50 goo. insurance. sre en
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NfFNxA. Oct 5-A druuth prevails
IN southern BuF9a. Flowing md SOW
iug ere impossible and ire outlook FOR
winter wheat e exceedingly dlsCourse
tru
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-06

Efs fsHsasn. Tat C'cf 3 The Nvon
paper r = hnrneH early tf.s morning
ioss fle9 pos. party insHfed.
The advocate., 1892-03-02

viFonment. Woman will take her place
along side Of man in the work to be done,
and as an evidence Of It look at her pres
ent status as a student The girls are
now graduating from our schools and
colleges with higher grades than the
boys. II matters not what studies the
grades are made upon. Yes, woman is
facter in the ideal government, that
taken away, the government cannot exist
The fact that she has not been permitted
to occupy an equal position before the
laws Of nations, is evidence Of their lack
Of wisdom and q reason for the dlsin-
tegration Of those nations. She is being
evolved from man, as was fOreshown In
the Mosaic account Of her creation from
his side. The period that followed until
the Christian era began was one OF
woman's suhjectlOn to man. The Christ
period closed that epoch and opened up
another. The Christ was the spiritual
man; his life gave a new appearance to
things. With the beginning Of the Chris
tian era begun the evolution OF woman;
the spiritual woman. She has been
slowly coming to the front ever since.
Her complete evolution is what is meant
by the second coming Of Christ" that
all have anticipated SO long. Then will
the marriage of the Lamb" take place,
the union of the male and female Christ,
or spiritual natures joined In the bonds
of intelligence and love, when the whole
affairs of state will be operated In justice
and mercy as prompted by the completed
man, or woman's heart of love.
There has been enough intelligence Of
a masculine nature, but it has lacked the
feminine quality Of love to operate in
dispensing justice and mercy in our Sys-
TENS Of political governments.
The true cooperative system will
recognize the cooperation Of man with
man in the institutions Of governments
DIR w. j. ATKINSON.