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The Progress., 1893-03-25

IzE PROGRESS and Progressive Are
III Battle Fiag for SIS per var
The Progress., 1893-03-25

ne = N alder and ahettar N criiYu,.
wao makes 10 attempt a arrest r.,
cum mission.
The Progress., 1893-03-25

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s7ui~ sariv So as lar.a be- Hsasss.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

This week the methodist ministers
viii b. with us. Tho membership Of
he conference 10 be held here in
Iudes sonle of the ablest preachers in
iichigan That they have not risen 10
~ stars of the first magnitude il due 10
~ peculiar restraints ~ their Book OF
Discipline ~ which all q them yield
4Bqssestioning obedience. The method
tst minister q the earlier times was an
tiucrant tie went from place 70 place,
60 = prescribed circuit. or over wide
stretches 81 country. T. preach The go~
81 o. The adventuresoma backwoods
men. and The groups gathered IN small
settlements. widely separated. Ills life
uas succession q sacrifices
constant psgancc. Like the master
shou he served ne had not where
b lay his head except rs kind
friends sheltered and succored him.
Tia pulpit ~as the village green. the
russe cabin - the settler and the stumps
n the forest Ills compensation was a
CHAR consciencs and perfect health.
The wesleys and Csrsrights q earlier
ucthodiem have beeB succeeded hy men
~ equsi piety. equal enthusiasm and
greater ability The Old forms - the
church koscrrment have survived with
bst Few changes. The eloquent pull
ritrer Is handled from city 20 hamle.
i5st a. the pioneer exhorters we're sent
from ore scctior - another. SO soon ~
man ~ brains and forcr has made he
imprcss On a community he - removed
b. a,other feid where he must begin
over again with the certainty - like re-
niosoi When bis pewer Tor COOL il ripeet
he metiloJirt prsscher that becomes
ncicd ae an orator or rulpiteer must
aehievs fame in a. ita q hi methoiisan.
Stli re uscthoelisfs are loyal 10 their
church ,hey lovr "a forums its yearly
change 4 pastors. iis love feasts. rs
class u,eetinrs. ia sacramento aed is
srnsiiona IL they are content % abide
~ ne Book = Discipline IL IL becomes
others b urifici-r them.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
STATE paEss COMMENT.

Instead OF meddling with the tariff
congress should allay suspicion and dis
trust by informing the people that the
present system will remain undisturbed
except in minor particulars IL our
democrat friends are determined TO
"smash the tariff" however. the sooner
they go about il the better. The indus
trial interests IL the nation should be
apprized OF what TO expect and upon
what basis they must be conducted
Bay City Tribune.
According 10 recent official reports
forty OF the national banks that sus-
pended this year have already resumed
business. This shows that IL was not
so much inherent weakness as IL was the
nervousness Of thoughtless depositors
which hung them up for while.-Mus-
kegon Chronicle.
The tax on the poor mans dinner
pail" so much heard Of in last falfs
campaign. don't seem to be cutting
much OF figure, but we notice Il II not
carrying so many dinners 10 the FAC.
tories now as IL did then. The threat Of
free trade is giving il rest-Reed City
Clarion
Do not let the immoral fact escape
that these are genuine. good old fashioned
democrat times. with the trade mark
blown into the bottle Saginaw Courier
Herald
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Tomorro~ the labor organizations q
fks city viii unite 70 make demon
sfration Of numsrical sirength and in
telligenee. The parade wii be an i'm
posiag ono IL viii consist Of platoon
after platoon u sturliIy marching
tsadesinen. mechanics and iaborers-
Possibly tie number o. men ia line will
exceed ..Ooo. They viii represent the
oaWaui march u Intelligent trades I'M
ionisnl. one u the spectacular features
Of the pageant viii not escape general
observation Every man IN the long
line. which. Ike an animated ribbon Of
humanity sill span the length o. our
longest street. viii wear good suit Of
clothes and clean linen. The oElooker
will ba Impressed With the wellfed and
weil-dressed Industrial army marching
With the precision Of soldiers 10 the in
spiriting music q many brass banda
That idleness exists IN our great fac
tories all be- forgotten in sdmira-
ton for the companies Of stall
wart toilers who pass proudly IN
reviev before mothers. wives and bcaux.
After the line Of march Is traversed and
The literary exercises and the sports are
over. the thousands viii return 10 their
homes weary e flesh and discouraged Of
heart They viii sleep away the weari-
ness of the flesh. butno i'm patient call To
work viii disturb their morning maps
The shops are not running. Ii was
different one year ago. Then all the
shops were running. The thousands
were roussd from their drowsy dreams
the morniog after Labos day TO respond
- the shops whistles There has been
an eiection since then. The administra-
ton now Ia power vas knocking for adj
MISSION one year ago. IL was let In.
N0w we have stagnation. idieness and
heartsoreness. But the workingmen
viii enjoy their holiday tomorrow with
never a care FOR politics. and il u better
that they should dress in their best
suits Of clothes and make as merry as
though they were feeding in that prom
ised clover
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

VII the d>ucc-afs tinker with the
tarisg Most certainly. viii they re
pal - proteetive qpaIitieef Tea We
mirht ~ vel face the irevitahle. The
aessrrsss mast iuxzls with the tariff
o. stahd ccprirte,i a. the bar Il Foliti-
81 erihinn ~ EDWARDS and snea<s
W. fhe fsxglefy alter existing safe
rnarls .nd imr~rii ear established IN
destriess That's snother question:. Ta~
ierccrsf- are rleslqcd - repeal the
MeKsnieT hi.t Tie FeopIe commanded
that Il shoold hs done. The sub@sitnts
~ ne Nckiniey sili must he meas
ura thet wii raise a zrrater revenue thsn
- ~ present HCvirx inte ibe treaso =
TIE naflcnal govrrnmenfi - uo~ al &c.
60 behsad Ils inc,us aad ~ IL paying
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Al : o'els@k yesterday morning Patrol
man Gray f3and horse and light wagon
hiicaed on Canal street near bridge, and
a. IL had been standing there some time
be put the horse in Skaters livery tarn.
No enc has called for the rig. Mr.. Sha-
fer found several grain bags IN the
wagon containing the name Of Doyle.
tie also remembers u having seen q
man Ia his barn Friday afternoon who
said his name was Doyle aud that he
lived short distance from the city.
Doyle exhibited 900. which he said he
had drawn from the bank. Ii il sus-
pected be is the man gho owns the rig.
but nothing has been heard from him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

electon Tuesday. he only ward 10
shkcA >aare VS. very uueh eNcstement
w4s tkr 1fIb. ano this saru broke Al
pfesiosAs records The s4rloas nonl-
nsez lad carriages oct. and stranger
passiag tArpush the streets would have
s1pp.ased that a general eiectlon w1s Ia
fslls blast snd that al II the oldtiuae
aaFd heesers we're running IL. The
rasistrafioa b wards - - folioxs the
average e Nomen being 80 par csnts
first ward. gfas; seuond ward. lie, third.
yard. CT fourth ward. CO. fifth ward.
III; sixth xasd. rs. seventh ward 80.
eighth ward 4si; ninth ward. 2S7; tenth
ward. 20, eleventh ward. SO; twelfth
uard. I'll
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
Lnuls HIM. Honorcd.

The appointment Of Louis Hintz OF
this city. wood carver in the Widdi-
comb factory by Labor Commissioner
Morse as factory inspector under the
new law. which went in effect Septem-
Der l. providing for a rigid system OF
factory inspection under the supervision
Of state authority. is high compliment
10 an energetic young republican and Q
deserved recognition OF organized labor.
The position calls for man OF practical
ideas. who will give the subject OF fac
tory regulations careful study and at
tention. Mr.. Hintz will command the
respect Of employer and employed. His
selection is an excellent one.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Now that drunken judge has made
il impossible TO close the worlds fair on
Sundays the average Chicago man per-
forates the wind with bolts Of profanity.
Only few weeks ago sober judge do
cided that the worlds fair could not be
opened on Sunday and the average Chi
cago man streaked the heavens with
lurid anathemas. There is very little
consistency ia the makeup OF the aver
age Chicago man; but when dollars are
concerned. either way, he is the most in
terestingly enthusiastic exponent OF
purple Americanism TO be found any
where between the two oceans. Taking
the present situation as an evil necessity
he has resolved to make the best Of it.
and already the glories OF an autumnal
Sunday at the worlds fair are painted
in rainbow eolors.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
nnokE aRMs AID LEG.
Theodore Isiaik Fsiis Twenty Fret
Prom . Tree Top

Theodore Bihlk. l3 years old. son ~
Anthony Bialk ~ No. lGs McRsyrold's
street. fell from tree bate yesterday
Afternoon and came very nearly teing
dashed % piec4s- Both his arms sere
broken below the eihow asd his left ieg
was fractured above the sn~c. he also
sustained internal injuries thst nav re-
suit - ms death. Ne 18th several -
his pssg mates. had ciimhsa tfes near
the .sorner a Alpine svefee and Leon
ard street and. io~iag his hold ~ fell
from a limb twenty feet above the
ground. The amhulancs took hina to
rs bone and bis broken bones were set
By Dr. Hslte.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

CAxPAu street for the distance Of .
block has been paved with brick. IL
has been well paved Through the rig
lance d the ofiicers o. the board u
public works and the ready compliance
with their orders on tho part Of the
contractors. the work in its finished
state u without question the most per-
feet stretch Of paving in the city. The
city officials for once at least have re-
CURED rigid fuliillment Of the terms Of
the contract from the time the old pave
ment Was torn up until the last dash OF
sand vas thrown upon the tarred sur
face u the new. Tho material was
serutinized. and IL found TO vary from
the specifications il was condemned.
The contract was awarded 10 local
firm without 50 much regard to the
amount Of its bid as 70 the certainty
that the pavement would be securely,
durably and correctly laid.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

GLADsroSE's home rule bill is now in
the house Of lords. which body viii re-
iect II. Then the bill viii be returned
10 the commons and finally it will be
submitted to the people. IL the demo-
Gratis will emulate the example Of their
illustrious prototypes. the English free
traders. to give the great American
people the last vote on the coming tariff
bill the country viii be saved.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

cut ever day ssooaoo mere than Il taxes
10. The Substitute for tbs heKisley
ban aust provide Tor raising money %
pay TIE rapidly secunulafinz deiscis.
snd q pay TIE sxp<oses u Eos-
ssnmenf honestly and economically al
miaiztereds "A income Tar might
sSeli ths receipts; bat an income llx -
inprseticzbls. II the democrats axinit
dutishls ras natszials free the tax GA
manufactured soods must be increased
Ii = extremely difscalt At the nonlent.
- 80 hos the dsmoerafs can make any
radical changes ia tho tarid except TO
change . fsx q the schedules and pro
vide . ns~ name for the measure which
has been - ronndly sllliiied and ma
lignsd In this viss Of the matter. man
utsctuse - ought not 10 entertain lear
fnI sppsehsnsions Of the future The
ssry worst the democrats can do viii be
10 make wool frsr--snd. wei. Ne can
stand that nsch Of bio~ 81 the Amer
lean shsep psnding another election tame
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

DR.. ADoLPH SToEcKKE. the notorious
German jew batter. has arrived in New
York and intends 10 deliver a series OF
lectures in America IL the distinguished
bigot imagines that he can stir up anti
semitic feeling in this country, no will
save valuable time by taking the next
steamer for home. America has enough
Of pig headed idiots OF her own. without
importing any.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

DomSIcK O'MLLEy says the prize
fight at Roby viii take place tomorrow
night. The matter has settled down to
a question Of veracity between the gov
ernor Of Indiana and the boss tough OF
Roby. 1t is to be hoped that the gov
ernor's reputation viii be maintained.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Mr. LrATHEKs offers some pointed and
practical suggestions for the manage
ment u future race meetings by the
Driving club. With an unwieldy plu-
rality Of bosses there is very apt to be a
singular lack az attendance.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

LA reasonable grade line were estab-
Hshed between the board % public
works and the common council our pub
tic improvements would he made with
greater despatch.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
HOTEL CHATS

John Northwood Of New Lathrop. a
member OF the board OF managers OF the
Soldiers home. was guest in The Nor
ton yesterday. James A. Grocer Of
Menominee, another member Of the
board. was a guest in Sweets. They
were In the city attending committee
meeting in regard to the women's annex
to the home.
Col. j. ii. Kidd Of Ionia. department
commander Of the q. A. r, was guest
in The New Livingston yesterday. lie
was in the city completing arrangements
with the G.. & w. NJ. for transportation
to indianapolis for the encampment
Will III. Wood Of Chicago was among
yesterdays arrival in The New Living
ston. Mr.. Wood was formerly room
clerk i'm The Morton. and was In the
city visiting friends.
The Rev. and Mrs. George L. Thomp-
son Of Wilmington. Delaware. are guests
in The New Livingston. They are in
the city visiting Mrs Thompsons sister.
Mrs. S. G. Millner.
Charles III. Scsrritt. st. Louis furni-
ture buyer. Is a guest in The Morton.
MoRrox-L. NJ. Wise. Detroit; Brin-
ton r. Hall. Bedding; i. b. Watkins.
Hopkins; |. NJ smith, Detroit; John
Northwood. New Lathrop; Mrs s. q.
Abbott. Lansing.
New LrvIScsToS-H. r. Butler. Alma:
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ii. Nichols. Detroit; L.
&. Feighner. Woodland; q. III. Cagwin.
Carson City; NJ. @. Hotchkiss. Bclding;
{. X. Hine. Lowell.
SwEET's--James A. Crozer. Menom-
inee; X. X. Stallings. Grand Haven; r.
w. Patterson. Kalamazoo, J. 3 Irwin.
Jackson: Leroy Moore. Grcenyillo; A.
Bowen. Fowlerville; NJ. r. Baker. DE
troit.
FAeIr-Joscph Deal. Hooper. r..
Alexander. Lansing. A. j. Nichols. De
troit: W. T.. Gibeon. Erie; G. W Loverty.
White Pigeon; ID. r. Crater. Detroit
KrSr-I. W. Feighner. MuskeVon; W.
G. Radcliffe. Detroit; Az NJ. johnson.
Fenuyille: J. ). Dunn. Lansing. J. w.
Barrett aud family. BurminFton: T.
Harrington. Cassopolis.
BElpeF STRKkr-E J. McNsuehton.
Coopersville; G. {. Lille. Coopersville:
4. r. Hnbbell, Chsuncey: J. W. Slower.
KalaTnszoo; r. G. Fisher. Ssransc
cfARKxpoS- c. Lewis Cadillac.
J.E Reiter. Sylvester. q. W. Denton.
Jackson: A. j. Boorsm. Sparta; L. Mat
thexs. Alba.
HowelI haa voted to issue 81. 600 bonds
for water works
There we're coo births in Genesee
county last yea
Tea hundred ticyciee are owned IN
Hiilpiele
The Hastings Whip factory started %
Tuesday.
Durand " 20 boom 9 whesibsrrcu
factory.
Seb@vsing Mors~isns ok erect new
church
Pebtssfsr baptist church i beins r..
paired
Corr il Vah Buren, comfy y but half
crog.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

WHILE starting fire with oil Miss
Pearson Of Normal. Ill. was fatally
burned. says press Dispatch With a
few minor variations the first newspaper
ever printed might have contained tho
same story.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

HASo the gold bugs That's the way
Governor Tillman OF South Carolina
would settle the financial question But
IL IL possible that the good governor has
been too loyal patron 10 his own state
disnensary system.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03
Camnau strcct Pavement.

The Campau street pavement was
completed last night The work was
done by Hauser, Hayden a Owen. firm
well known and reliable. 1t was thor
oughly and conscientiously looked after
by Inspector John A. Powell. and the
works. believed TO be satisfactory to all
concerned.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

All Of yesterdays session Of the sen
ate was taken up with discussion %
the Geary act The business which il
was called into extra session TO despatch
vas conveniently laid aside.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Claude A. Buchanan has Withdrawn
from the contest for school trustee in
the tenth ward In favor OF James Grant.
president of the Grant Ice d Fuel CON-
pany. The friends OF the latter are
pushing his candidacy vigorously on the
grounds OF his individual worth and es-
pecial fitness for that responsible posi-
ffnn
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

IT costs $1,000 a day 10 run tho
Eorid's fair. A person may see the
wonders very comfortably for that sum
II he put up at a tiith- class hotel.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Wrfa tso local fairs and the worlds
FAR Grad Rapids sill have 20 cause TO
conplaia q uufairneus during The
month - September.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

LocsL wholesale merchants report
that collections are easy aud improving.
They feci that the times have relaxed
and trade - picking up Good
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

In - refreshing 70 know that. ia spit.
q the hard times TIE regular Hawaiian
revolafioa vas oct delayed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

Yr-rERDsv's rise q stocks IN the New
York market = - Ire world q speculA.
ton what ointment = 70 a bruised
inxer.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

wssHrxeTon. sept For lower Mich
igan- Pair, warmer. Winds becoming
noufh.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-09-03

The programs and prizes 30 far de-
cided upon Is as follows:
For the most skillful horseback rider,
girls under 10 years. g; most skillful
horseback rider. boys under 10 years.
g; quickest time around the race course.
boys under 10 years on foot, -; hop.
skip and jump, g; most skillful kite
flying. boys under II years, 50; most
skillful bicycle rider, boys under II
years, -; silt walking. boys under Il
years. e.; harmonica playing. boys and
girls under L. years. e.; throwing base
ball. boys from outside Of city under is
years. 81; pitching quoits, boys under Is
years. 81; standing high Jump. boys
under Is years. 81; dash OF forty rods
with a wheelbarrow. boys under 10
years. 81; rolling barrel with feet forty
rods, boys under is years. 81.
Other events will be added to the pro-
gram this week. A guessing contest
will be conducted on the grounds with
reference TO weight, size. etc.. Of articles
on exhibition. A kindergarten school
will be in session all day In an open tent
under the direction Of the free kinder
garten OF this city. The scheme ID
heartily Endorsed and supported by
Commissioner OF Schools Smith. and he
is Of the opinion that a large represen-
tation Of the county schools vail visit
the fair on that day. A special rate OF
admission OF 10 cents to school children
has been established. which entities
them to the benefits OF the grand stand.
Secretary Whitney Of the West Mich
igan Agricultural society is mailing cir
culars to all parts Of the state adyer-
Using the coming fair, and applications
for space are coming in rapidly. The
Office now has telephone. No. ], l35 and
the secretary is ready TO answer all
calls. Among the applications received
yesterday was one from Wexford county
for epace in the horticural hall. That
county has asked for table space seventy.
five feet long and three feet wide for q
fruit display. The state fish commission
is considering plans for making fish
exhibit at this fair. The commission
has the necessary tanks and the society
will furnish means for supplying water
Commissioner Davis OF this city Ia work
ing in the interest OF the project.