Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-28
NOT ON THE BILLS
howard Fielding Calls Attention
to q Neglected Industry
At the GREAT EXPOSITION
A Austrian Hos>e Tra<ler IN Fun
Operation Wouid rs~s.~ The Fos-
ssxser aud Wbsti ue1D hin.

lhsvs besn 1xievs~i ~ learn BY shs
UuDuxs eS On old soqasintsnoe. who hAs
lpsn - Chicago A>d e~rsp<-i With his
hk1s. thss ons OF the snass ven>rShls of
hnnsscan Industries. p<rhAps better
n1osd than sny other "a exhibit Tie
~ ohsrscs-r Of our people. has no
6Ancs - shs fair.
Wsvil Y. f~rsinA Of Hsneoek cosn-
-. 49, nay t4founaoa He comes
49, I'D obi sslch that thrivcs In .
% vAlcA furnishes bat scsasy sup
- ~ tanipsr be he~ Virgil u ffty
1sssu ola. looks twenty yssss older. ssd
kiu douoelsss eoutinue To do 80 for
ksh . century - least
virgfl looks like his father; and
Apsw that ne was coming mp ~ my
oA11s .,ns minutes before he Ap-
Us~red. because al sianeiag out II
ay window ! -Aw n.oss Of the green
GOOD and confidence men with whom
] am Asquzinted standing on the side
walk. I went do-En and told them
that the old man had been - chscago.
and tsey turn "a away. muttering:
TOO late: to lite
After a few Introductory words con-
c~rning tie ana4unt necessary "a get
Aim back hosne he called my attention
81 IN. omission in the plans OF the
fair. There were all sorts OF trades
snd occupations. he said. excerpt the
good old business that he had been
brongh, up in.
What's thAts' asked.
Hos tradin' said he Il was .
cool deal disappointed not 10 see il
Ia read la the paper about the way
shey got The fair. an Ia said: Them
Teller. l. hoss traders. born an bred.
"a they'll give the finest hosss trscin'
sxhibsfion ever seen-' But there want
. sign Of IL"
was surprised
.sTaint for Lack of ability. nuther,"
h. continued. for l met fellers out
thrre that coaLi start with the echo Of
jackAss bray an trad. Ia up % .
sta<l<-farrn- The man that KEEP
bo2rdcrs- place where put up-was
ns god . man as want 90 see IN that
1fne. yes. an better n ever want To
See asiu. Now IL they'd a-had that
TELLER operatin' In the fair grounds
with . couple o. them car hosscs 20 be-
yin on every novpin'. they'd a-hsd =
show worth soin' miles Co see"
This h indeed an oversight" said I,
s'b9t perhaps IL IL not too late to recti-
- ~ How would you like To be put
IN ohnRRe Of such an exhi6itY'
The old man got upon his feet 50
Aassuy that could hear his vertebrs5
bosh together as he Strengthened his
bsck.
.fIoss would like iti- he exclaimed.
SThwssd. IL you can Gx that thing
DO. there's fortin' In il for you an
A-
'-we shosld have 60 keep the fair
1Ra0rss from playing mp against the
kuna.s 80 I. thoughsfully.
'Supposin' they did," Virgil re-
hnansd. 40 should lose sornethin' TO
kh.m a course, but with all them
6orx1ners there We could get IL all
bsck az more Say. I've got an old
hsuie down ON my place that ! could
Bake oct there an sell for the original
animal that Columbus rode away
From the spanish court ON. That
ssUuhfn't be nothin' alongside Of some
Of the relics that are exhibited out
eAorc."
"It's a good idea Ssiti 7. We will
zee what can be done to get the job for
you
You can write % the authorities
that I'm we'll mp IN the business" said
he Tell EN- che story about that
tsckfn' hess l sold your uncle Bill
hack IN IS
Yes said T. Certainly I should
remember that got thousand doll
lars out 9th estate.
1t want no fault o. ,linc that any
thing happ-ned 20 him. Virgil pro-
tested Il never sold kicain' boss Ia
my life without mentiou.n' that he mad