davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-09-02

letbt, iotpcit Sic 8eiucber in 8ctracbt font
men, Ser 9tot6 geborb;n6, nicbt Dem cigcz
neH 5ricb. llnb mic auBcrorOcntltcb an
mutbt8cr lit c5, ipeun Oo5 mit9ez
brabtc 2lbcn0clicu iDlieBlitb an ctz
nem Sii0 genomnten ncrocl1 fam,
llber Dem lic6 bic g8ipfcl bon 86lmen
lcDitt;cln, ST Dem MAJ bcm 6ellncr cincn
Nuttra9 altf ctncn frtic6en Srunf Bier ooer
ctlle outtcnOc Saiic Saffee 9cben fam, unb
5l ipelcDem er auf @rluchen aus Den 8e>
1tdlloen OeS GtabliliemcntS gan3 germ nocb
Geuer unO O}ciier u10 @abcln brtngt.
9telcr 13u16nttt %unierc5 0ffertlic6en Sc
betS 1T eS, Der es Dem 4u0lifun1 sur Sc
lDo9nDctt Gcmocbt bat, aus bet 0umpfct
gutt Der Wobnutgen auf Elm ober Stpci
StllHOet NbenD5 iid in ben Sommer0artcn
5t be9eben, ntcbt 81 Dcripccbicln nit Der
&nctpe, Oenn in Dieien Commentator mir0
oltBeroroentliD mGBig getruntcn. Wfan
tdnlt alr1cDnlcn, DdB 0urc6ibnittlic9 auf
Den Wta111 ntcbt mebr ais 5tpet 0lG1cr Bier,
ouf Die Trau ntbt mcbr ais Elm Glo5
tonmt. Die Otaiic lit e5, Die bier Den
ll1tcrnebmer 5t ietnem 9tccbte fonmel1 lGBt.
SelbitDcritdnblicb iiben nun nicbt 2lQe bcim
8ier unb faUcn mitgebrocbte 8utterbr0te,
l~pcitau8 bic 6dlftc: 6rcmoc, junge 3eutc,
6omiLten, Bic ir9cnb cinen beionbcren Sag
bcgcDcn tUoucu, 8iirger, ipelcba 0Qite itcb
ein8ela6cn Doben, tafeln mach alien 9tegc(l
Der &unlt uno no6 Scr Spctiefarte. 9aS
S6Gne lit bel lt15 Sic troB oller &lQiicnz
unteri9icDe DOrtpaltenoe bentofratiidc SIN
rtcbtun8, DnB Sober g~cieIIibaftlicb nQb 1ciz
ner SAIGON ieltg tperben farm, OaB Sober
in Oielen Observation-Disclosures t6ut, mas
t6m 6elicbt, obne baB Der 0tacb6or ooer gar
MIR Der Birtb iib Oorum befitmmert, 0oS
mttgebrac6te Rutherford, tpelc9c9 meinem
Gollegen nibt g%efal4en sat, bas lit oaS
3etben, III pelCbem mir ite9en. 0ie1e8
Rutherford lit Oie llrque4e, aus ipetc6er iicb
infer gen1iitbli6cs 2eben entpifclt bat.
SIS ldBt fopireid6c Samtlien iid6 Gr6olunz
gen g%0naen, Bic tbnen lonit abgeibnitz
ten pGren. SIS bcf0rDert Bic @emiit6(tcbz
felt lttlb erlGlt einen beicbeibcnen Sinn.
Sin Sergnit9en, 0aS fortgelebt nit icbme7
rem NltSgobcn Derbunocn lDGre, miir6c ic6r
baIO aufbOren, Gin 8cr9niigen 81 letn uno
CUR llnmO9ltbfeit Derben,
, 1893-09-02
8e0enfItde perfonen-D erwehsIuno.

Sin iOn0erbnrer SAT- bon offenbar fall
icber SOentifisirun9 sei8te iicb beutc &orz
mittag in Hic3ter 8raomeu's 0ericbt. Sine
ltattli3e, gut auSie6enoe 6rau be3eicbnctc
etnen tbr 8egeniiberitcbenDen Wfaun nit
groBer Sclttmmtbett ais ibren @jatten, unD
Oieier itclte eS ebenio poiitiu III 9lbreoe,
bic 6rau ie 5uDOr gelcDe1 ST. 6aben.
0eitern bate bic 6rau Die 9oli;ct Ser
Capitalization eriucbt, ibren 0atten, Scr
ie DOr Slpei Sabrcn o%erIaiieu bate, 81 Ocrz
baften. Die Detectives 5ouiclD uno
Wurpbp ipurben nit benz SAT- betraut, uu0
BON Der 6rau nab Dem @auie go. 10
6aliteO Str. geIettet. 2uS Elm Wtann aus
ber 9Sirtbi6aft in iencm 6auie frat, be-
5cicbnete Bic 6rau hcnlelben ais ibren su
Derbaltenoen 0atten, uto 0erielbe ipurOe
perbaftet. Der 8er6aftete nennt iic6 9(lcrs
amber s. Servings unb lift Scbanffcuner
in Der 8irtbi6aft go. 10 6olIteo .~40ie
6rau nanltte itcb WtarD 6. Wtnboncp.
2us Die beioen iidb beute 8ormittag in
Observation-Disclosures gegeniiberftanben,
ertldrtc 6rau OtaboncD a~nfangS nit groBer
8eittmmtbeit, ber ibr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
lei tDr @attc, ip6ter aber meiutc iic bod,
baB ite iicb irreu f0nne, tporauf ite per-
icbpanb, nodb bepOr Der SAT- aufgcrufen
purOe. Senntn8a lpurbe freigeiprocben.
, 1893-09-02

Ser Bopuliiten>@ cneraliiiimo Geffer
Dat geitcrn ietnc @ctreuen uno &~2rbitn6cten
Dor bet 9tieOcrmeBelun8 bcpabrt, inOem CT
ben bon 8oorDeeS 9cp(ontcn llc6erfaQ recbt>
5eittg ettbedte u10 nbicbIug.. -. Sour ne
@al8enfriit, lic6cr Senator! Cargo ipir6's
ni9t nlc6r bauern, bis Sic nit S6rer 9anz
sen Sbtptn0cls 2(rmee III bic Shame &C.
b0uen iin0
, 1893-09-02
&1atrG0, @crmtatota!

BOB Geuft! Bel Scban,
9a bats nicbt icblecDt fracbtI 80.
9a bat ser ytoDolcum
Salt 6eiera6eno g'macbt. -'
Sen 9}apoleum, Ben bab'n mir eint6an
Ottt al feline &necbt.
SeilaS, mar Dos II Treu0!!
@'i3ie6t'n gan5 9tecbt!
, 1893-09-02
Stdoti1bes.
Gin 2rtaHeuperwaIter perIan9t
Sir Ole morYIano Granite Go.

Sn elmer int Sltperiorgcribt beltte @or>
mttta9 etngeret1ten &Iage bcantra9te
9enrD 8iBer Bic Grnennlng zines Mtaiien1
%perpalters fir bic Marplanb Granite
So. Die @eieQiboft mar I'M Saruar 1891
nit etnem &apttal bon $500, 600 unter ben
GeieBeS oeS Staates Sutnois gegriIn6et
t%porOen, UNI Stetnbritcbe BET 9tod, 6arz
toro GountD in WfarDlanb auS3uniiBen.
Der &lG9er 6%ebauptet, Ourcb Sic 0ireftoren
y. u. SSrael, s. s. G9erton unb Sra
Ylumlp DeranIaBt tporben gu ietn, fit $70,>
600 Q(ftten beS ltnternebmens All ertperben
unD Damn Die @nt0edung gcmacbt gu 6aben,
o0B Inn iiber Die Gerbdltniiie 6eS Inter
nebmenS falibe Nngaben eentacbt tporben
leten. 2lucb b%ebeuptet ct, baB Bic @eieQz
lchatt iebt 5ahlun8SunfG6ig iet. Inn piez
ber 51 ietnem @elbe 5u fommet, ~berlongt
ct Die Giniebung zines MlaiienperpalterS.
, 1893-09-02
2fltt etnem 9efdIfdten Gbed bes
frozen.

81. 9. Maripeu iibt in Ser 9eSpIaines
Str. station unter Der 9(nflage ser Sal
1obung. @r tpurOe geitern 9l6cnb arf Ser
onlaI1un9 letner 6ausipirtbin, 6rau 6arriet
6rant bon 1917 Noi5ington 8oulepar0,
Oerbaftet, bic bcDauptct, Dab MaripeQ tbr
ais 3ablung fir Scott uno Q8obnung einen
Shed tltr $3.50 gegcbcn u1D fte iDm Die
9tteren5 b%erauSge5ablt babe. Ser GGef
bat ltcb lpGter ais 6aIicbHng ertpteien.
, 1893-09-02

Sic |6crrcn 9ti9tcr unb 0el4porenen in
3citcn crfdunt un0 ibr S~3ncbn1cn oarnacb
cin8cri9tet Dabcn, 9ta, unlerctDat6en mag'S
Dem Soml gut 0cDcl1. gGenn CT IS inter
ldBt, iib SIT befneipcn, Nn0au SIT macben
unO nit %oliSiItcn &rotcDl anWfangcn,
bann lit ct yall right.
, 1893-09-02
0rtff sum Repolper.

6enrD SameritaDt macbte bcltte @orz
mittag in i%ciner 8Obnung, 40 Sobnionz
StraBe, ietnem 2cben cin @nOc, inbem er
iib cine &u9el in Sen &opf iagte. Gamer
itapt tpor WtaI6intit bon 8rofeIiton, mar
ober felt @ocben ouBer Q(rbcit gctpeicu.
Seine llnfGbi9feit, 8enug fir ieinen un6
ieiner Sonttlic ltnterbalt ST. perbienen,
ideint ibn in ben SOB getrieben gu baben.
, 1893-09-02
EDITORIALS neateftes .Snnteryei,

llnIere alte 6renabin &ictoria bat es sur
NbipecbSlung tpteOer einmal fir notbipenz
big 6efun0cn, tbren lieben ltntertbanen
cine SrcHbe 81 b~ereiten. Oa ober 6eror-
, 1893-09-02

- Der vSnter~S Ocean" macbt fol9e1bcn
5%utreffenben 9Sib: Sill un6 GoorDees
fe9ten nit Dem WfauI un6 itimmcn auf
@ebeiB!
, 1893-09-02

9l6enbbiatt Der 81, Staat5stg, 1 Sent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

~hlch democrats can take no pleasure
or satisfaction. The INSIDE fssts wsre
communicated ~ af. Roach. ~hils OF
has death ts.i. u al lltiE-ais irlead. and
thrs have never bees given Ssaa pub
betty.
During the Garfield Hancock cam-
paizn u 1850 Mr. Roach worked real
Casls for tbs soccess oi tie republican
ticket James \. Garfield Declared sn
ressrvedly fos tho pToaaotoa II the
American merchant naFine. a cause
which Mr. Roach advocated throughout
hls life by pen. tongue aEi deed AIR.
Roach raised oas hundred sl.tao sub
scriptlons for the use Of the republican
naiaoual committee. which aided mate
rally ia the campalgn which resulted IN
Garfeids el.ctIoa. For tins yalusbie
work the democrats never forgaye Mr..
Roach. In the following campaign Mr..
CisyelanGs managers catered into an
agree ment with the ship builders on the
Clyde and the Golden club by wLich
the latter were 10 Contribute heavily 10
the democratic campaign fund AMI food
The country with free trade lltera
Gure. and IN return Mr. Cleveland
sas u do all in his power
10 destroy Americas ship building IN
dusty aad leave a clear neli for the
ship builders on the Clyde. OF this
English money s,I,.Ooo VAS actually
traced After Nr. Cleyelands election
Joha Roach business MAS singled out
for slaughter. The administration.
through Secretary Whitney. contracted
with Mr.. Roach for the construction Of
four vessels for the navy. They were
built and II viii be recalled how the YES
sells were subjected u the most rigid
and mercilcss tests and several II them
condemned. Financial failure and assign
nlcnt followed Mr. Roach sank under
the mental torture induced by his assign
ment and finally succumbed after an I'm
equal contest with death.
Those four vessels. which Mr.. Cleve
lands secretary condemned because Of
! alleged defects IN architecture. consiruc-
( ton and speed. arc the Dolphin. Charles
ton. Boston and Atlanta. which took
+ part in the recent naval parade. And
singularly enough. il was the Dolphin
which Secretary 81 the Navy Herbert
selected 10 carry himself from Fortress
Monroe 20 New York harbor. and also 10
act as the escort 81 the presidential party
during the parade. In short. Mr.. Cleve-
lands cabinet adviser and Mr.. Whit
ney's successor picked out as a hit vessel
10 convey the president the ship which
Mr. Cleyelands former administration
had declared defective and unit for use.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

tainly all ia rienle 20 the American
eleiegslss- Ausnle Constitution
What the hse e. Il Vau5e-s..lt said
& his isis s9s ,a-au isn't sasil1ns 10
has Caica s.g.fs SD = hard Ne
AlaaEsr as-i-ag ,on star
Cor amha itss fna themselves in
shoet tae ssnie position IS tar fellow
VITA fhe champagne afpeiite ansA . beer
Income Is ashinEten Post
II Ine.e Ssal woual Inns lees home
silver and a.4.ea manufactured go.&is
be would have more g,.d IA lis pocket.
Cincinnati. CbHsmereisL
Fashion note 80 Trousers should he
wegu WITH tho o,ees turne1 up and a
whish broom IA tie hip pockeL-CLi-
csso Record.
The more Tammany politics We have
in The state ftisous the easier the con
sicts mad It - set out Rochester Dem
ocrat.
This - not very bal eor.i as d hole,
Comparative few o. pls break AUTO
the peA.teaiary Cincinnati Tribune.
II il the peanut dgudrery u Pea
body that gives Ihiiatell liza that tired
feeling Nlce a0wn Nceei-ist
Shakespeare birthday was celebrated
al Stafford on Avon OK was II Bacon 5 I.
Minneapolis lribuue.
Dumping gold into the New York sub
Treasury 10 iise pouring water into rat
hole.-Dcnycr News.
The east wants more bonds. but tho
: west is weary 81 bondage -. Louis
Poet DIsratcA.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

The whisky trust ~ putting on it,
war paint aad VoNig, 80 Kali oil all op-
position. II that aau the STANDARD ca
combine ever meet in deadly conf iCt.
thry Will prove that oii un the troubled
whisklcs Is not ike oil poured CO..
troubled waters. should each Kali tie
other the people wiil lo.lIfy Ell masse.
Musk goa Chronicle.
Mr.. Dickinson has been very III at his
residence ~ Detroit duriug the pact
week. Tie late campaign Wac q se.cfe
STRAIN upon Ais constitution. Perhaps
30 ot4er man in the Jafed States ml
such right down i1-t NUrss tp Secure
toe election % Grover Cleveland AZ )on
n Dickinson kaamaaao Gazette.
D. us, yet turn eat chat tIe eyis -es
a. the ffip * my specid commissioner
g. the Aasatan i-isu,l. for Tie parlise
a. pulling dswu tie United State lass
are borne by tHo sugar trust WINCH 81
strongly opposed 20 Annexation Sag
naR Courier besa.A
The Boston Journalist srys Tint fbe
latest contribution o. ufr.afulr esea
IS John . Ingalls, - "a r rut taluc.
less The btrf criticism nphei to
me Kansas sta'e7u rHs aufte Dsfeer
'tts hke paper ou tae raa r. ui.
ffer Press.
r. - fortunate thst Senator burt was
MT eai. "a up.c Go fa<e i.s duties &C the
Au1 Afleg f.cs. vsI-a.j urt.i hl7al.l. iarls
.auors 81 creeaua..e t4 Cripple tae
a.eh,ra .ts fs.- ssmss- 80 Eere
OIL g.l i petra.t llItWEr
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
RIVER IMPROVEMENT.

As az argument against the improve
ment x Grsnd River a = stated that
tae cltilens q Mps<rgou fay as high
price for coal AZ do consumers IA Grand
Rapids. that although our ncighhor has
lake port u gets al u the 1000 tons
~ cosa IL uses annually ty rail Is Mt
th. statement Ill explanatory;
without personal knowledge q tic
fs..ts ,t = u be presumed that MusSe
v..n has several dealers in cusl and II
tho rtreaa-ess - 0Co tons ~ coal
Uhs.Js .b-'r trade among many dealers
ihs ,.h. TIE amount that
ar Gro would handle would
b. only small part 81 ship or
barge s,d Herein l.cs plausible ex
pianst.on Nasseeor - know - tie
Ssndtst Ci'y H- natural snd cheap.
81 fuel ia vo.d The Whole = her
annual consumption - coal would rot
-srr@,l tNo barge ioads Heno" no ore
denf-r so al he sarrau'ri ia bvying jn
such quantities as would b. nc ss-ary 10
talNr talHattaa" tft fAfNF tAti- -.
~ Grand Rapids The amount q cosl
consumed must b. I've times that re-
auired 10 Musa~gon. and il would seem
"a - practical for any one r nun
Der ~ our dsa'ess o. handle coal IA
bsrEr lofs should deep water ravgaton
nfase q o. theu interest f.nEni,aliy g.
do - That navigation All water
Eight rates are a. advantage - ship
pers and t.nd - build M cities IL am
- Illustrated ~ 0bssrvation 20 wcrlH
er Thar Grand Rapids shiFpeC arr
r. slew to afl ir~ uleh s,irantsge when
Cf -rf "a orcin@iveiy saow - he tes
'm7nT ~ Nr ~i-h ,1 hs u.rlu1tes
tHrr n fss ~rvuN7 Htestn Grand
l.tf "a -hp rers do alvsntse'eus.y u~e
fhs fst bottom boats uoV ga tie river
-n aary sre runaing They are nov
81 & 'o Musseguo ~ rsal AMI frozen
there "a tsisa-o by bost. a. q ssving =
30 rer ea-t-s.l over the al rail rate
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
BANKS AND THE GOVERNMENT.

Henry Clews. in his weekly financial
review. offers the following comment
upon the monetary situation:
The gold situation remains virtually
unchanged since our last alviccs There
has been some abatement in the amount
q specie going out. but requirements
for export may still continue for some
time longer although on diminished
scale. and little real relief can H. ex-
pected until the speculative blockade in
the exports of produce is broken. The
efforts 10 find relief through some sort
81 arrangement between the Treasury
and the banks have thus far developed
nothing practical. The relation between
the banks and the Government is be
coming better understood. and the con
yictloG gains ground that there il no
cause for alarm. The Government. IL
fairly dealt with 10y the banks. will have
DO difficulty in maintaining It's reserves
and paying all its demand obligations IN
gold. To borrow gold by the issue II
bonds there Is the objection that il need
lessiy establishes very undesirable pre-
ceieut. To an exchange IL bank gold
for Treasury legal tenders. there should
D. no serious objections, IL simply makes
the Treasury the disburser ~ the banks
gold Tor export. instead % they them
selves performing the operation. 1t
seems as though the banks can hardly
AFFORD 20 allow the dcmoralzing admis
sion 10 ~ out before the world that they
or tho Government are unable - meet
any drain q gold IN which they are
likely 20 he subject; and the conviction
IL gaining ground that neither can they
afford "a persist in "A course which show :
them ready 10 drain tho Treasury stock
proper whenever II may suit a temper
ary purpose. Public opinion has b.
come very sensitive about the steady
drain upon the Treasury reserve which
tho banks have been indirectly cntorc-
ing. and Signs Indicate that this policy
may - soon tempered. II not abandoned.
II the banks will let the importers -
goods AMI 'bo exporters = gold have all
the gold they want. day light vii then
dawn upon the situation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

Tusldy The gates = The great Waite
Cgy ar thrown open. and the nations
of lAs earta unite 10 pay ing homage q
.hr memory e tie humble Geuoese
sr..r aaase tsitA and courage gave 10
cIl. af.su a ueR continenE IL l. she
greatest civic das Ia American history;
hat q, BE- rot Americas alone. TIE
- % opposition ts.ialss b the so-al
~ liar1s a. ERA ia the progress and az
taa .uylt * .so hemispheses. IL lie
tl. c4lmiaauen q iAirty centuries q
,ar-4 civilization.
uaru- she .ast tao years city. as II
g., a.ag.c. hss sprung up 10 jackson
Pars. Witlla - spacious buildings
ase -a;aer-d tha fruits u the thought
.lI ..alas q unnumbered generate IA.
- t.ls .seat storeaousc 81 wealth and
.noNie.lse tho childr'n q every race
an.l rycry chine have brought their test
AMI mo-t perfect products. The fur-clad
nat.gc- - the frozen zone. and the
naSs.l children 81 the tropics. the Greek
aud e secs.an. the Turk and the Rus
sian. tbc Arab and tie Laplander. the
Hindoo and the Brazilian. Saxon aud
Gaul Ohri.tlan anl Pagan. Nohanms
dan aaI Euddhist. all have made their
piisr8mag. and land their choicest treas
ur~s al the shrine 20 America dIscoyerer.
Art. literature. science AMI commerce
A.
works 10 The altar % the Magic city.
The glorious art ~ the Partkenpn and
the mysterious architecture of the Iyra-
nlids pale before the mighty and tran
scendent glOries Il this exposition. The
Ike Il which the brain q seer or
prophet had ne'er conceived The inn
agery of an Arabian Nights does not
eclipse the splendor Of IFS treasures and
never were is glOries conceived In
dreams q priest OF alchemist. Ii Is the
eighth wonder Of the world.
The patriotic and national sentiments
- The American people will be stirred
~ ita - they never have been tefore IN
t.mrs - peace To them II stands Tor
al! that IL best and noblest IA America n
Institutions. IL represents the religious.
c.yi ana political emancipation II a ma.
ton. FraGyht with the trappsngs ~
American patriotism and sweet Sith the
inreu%c q American freedom. Il il Col
uu4bias tribute 70 the universal gcuius
II all sur- America welcomes the
world to civilization symposium.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
ALLEGED TO Sc FUNNY.

Smith Pretty cold weather.
Jones Well, | should say so. iesjef
day morning il was 50 cold that tie
Polar bear IL Central park broke out al
ms cage. tore down the door OF -,
snake house. and wrapped tine boa
around his neck.-Texas SIftings.
4 poor little fellow called Vaughan
Was playing one day on the laughan.
When whirlwind came nigh.
Took him up 10 the skigh.
And none could tell where he a.,
gaughan. Truth.
Mrs. Murray Hill-Did they have al
game at the dinner!
Mrs. Mcllarlem Well. | heard some
body cay something about chick,r
croquet. but | Was not asked 10 pariIcI
patc.-Texas Sftiugs.
Il suppose Quacker is greatly disap
pointed that his son couldn't get I
diploma"
Not al all; they tire going Ia make an
expert out of hun now. Inter Ocean.
We would not die in springtime.
When pleasures round us crowd,
That's why We hump ourselves 50
When We set funnel shaped cloud.
Kansas City journal
First Manager | am going tn put o..
tank play with mermaid IN II.
Second Ditto Well. II will fail. SUI,
How're ynu going 10 pat mermaid il
tights: Puck.
She What's the difference betwccr
grand opera and comic opera.
He mot married. From - TO .
seat Detroit Free Press.
The gas man may have his trouble
but they are aiwaye light. Inter Ocean
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01

Noryal II. bGsey, fo1acrl! Baltimore
artist. now engaged in art~otA IA Pans,
has been madc happy hy the acceptance
Of one of his pictures at the Paris salon.
Out of nearly $500 pictures offered only
500 have been accepted.
In the last three years q his lie the
earl az Derby distributed through IA con
servaiive meulhcI II parliament more
than sl9oU00 among tie poor. besides
sending considerable sums 10 charitable
organizations.
DR.. T. H. Eeichc 81 Waverly. Mary
land. has a bFoAIe medal which WAS
struck 10y congress 10 commemorate tire
valorous charge - Col. John Enger
Howard. January :. ISL, al the battle
Of Cowpens.
Mr.. Gladstone is one of those incau.
iious people who dont destroy letters.
The venerable statesman is said 10 have
collection Of G0O0O letters deposited N
strong room at Hawarden castle.
Luther f. Mckinney Of New Hamp-
shire. appointed minister TO Colombia.
was known as tine lighting parson" 81
the Ohio cavalry regiment IN which BE
served during the war.
DIR. Thomas Dunn English. author Of
Pen Bolt, represents the Newark, New
jersey. district IA congress. He Is tall.
thin man. Who would remind one Of any
thing else but poetry.
Lief I.ud;k. said IL be tho richest
land owner IN Norway. Is on his way o.
the worlds fair. liz ia nearly seven feet
tall. and claims Ia be lincal descend
ant II the Norsemen.
IL is said that J. Sterling Morton IL TIL
lest dressed man in the cabinet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-01
ffoItL GEA1s

1T weu.d surprise yea Is know hcw
much siaustiEE flge there a. &c Nlchl-
ssa. sail J g Cleu.snss IL Nils &usee
Ia The Me.ffoa hast night '-ltsurpsiss>l
lne ! lase been uorin over ghe - Il :
| AID Sss-y oNrr tie Asrliase aiNlsisa
~ the MichigAH Central fBeae IL GEy
quantity II standing p,lse II THE state
enough ., Tua the u..lls is,s laans
.,ears MlchasAn iua.tsFA,ea ale aal
butchexlng thsslr pans az ftey Uses did
Eyery YEAR they age Misunderstanding 4
eis.-er. There is M ht, htsie waste ln
the average saw hx pow asiays- Neft.Ig
l. host except The sS.wdas;, aud ar ia
eenloas Yankee has invented pFsSess
for baing thai. A saw lag that isf.'i Ia
enough "a maze q IA ~ oouScgif-d into
plckets. IL a soG make . psckel q is
generally large enough L. Gak~ q la.h.
The good old days Nhen the iuastefmea
wouldn't draw log out ot the wossls
unless IL would make fiae common or
better are past into the shcnee. Bot
10 return to the subject ~
pine There is al. qusnli,y 81 p'ne
left IN the stale. They tel ne
that David Ward Las iottst0 acne tract
% timber north - Walton. nlusf II
which II pine. Tie Sands Lumber csn-
Iauy has cDougl timber al LAX. ity
"a run ten years yei. Over 90 the Mach
igan Central there are stiii thousands a
acres that never have beet touched. liz
ls "a mistake 10 suppose that there 10 70
more pine LETT IN Michigan. There's
lots n IL.
Il don't know anything more delight
fnl than Georgia pnliilcs. sad & j.
Wagner ~ Cincinnati ia Sweet a yesser-
day. Il have Jus, returned from a trap
through HOke Smiths state, and al hos
seen ore uf the most interesting exprri-
ences IN my life You get tie benefit II
II only ma the eount', towns. and the
cream 81 the conversation Ii Ia be found
only Ia tie post Office or the general
store. Those ,,curgians are firm lie
lievers ia the spoils system. They regard
! II az sacrilege for "a republican 20 remain
I IN office during democrat adminis'ra-
| tlon. Most n EN- had an idea that ~
soon as Hoke Smith got in Office he
would lire every blers.,d republican
/ Office holder and appoint none bat good
/ democrats IN their places some II
/ them are sadly disappointed. and the
I manner IN which the, discuss the sub
/ iect Ii intensely amusing al least Ia a
| man who doesn't care continental
| whether democrats or republicans can
I eel his postage stamps \ stranger
might imagine that the welfare of the
/ whole government depended upon the
/ appointment 81 a Georgia cracker io
/ some insignificant postoiiicc"
See those people over al that table,"
asked one II the waiter girls IN the New
| Livingston at dinner last night They
| think they're awfully ia They're d
newly married couple. but they think
/ they've fooled everybody ana nobody
knows ii. They're left | just ASKED
her how many Jumps 81 sugar she
wanted in her coffee. and she said: 4
don't use sugar Then be. the great
chump said: What. you don't drink
your coffee clear. do you:' II they ii
been married very long. guess he'd
: have known whether she used sugar in
I her coffee or not!'
X. Goodrich - Traverse City vas
among the Sunday arrivals in The Nor
ton.