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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

IL would be unfortunate IL the Uni
yersity Extension society should decide
To abandon its courses IL lectures next
year. But thus far the association has
not been self sustaining. and it can
hardly be expected to make good def
lett from year to year in order that the
public may have intellectual improve
ments which. as yet. it has shown little
disposition Ia take advantage OF. Many
intelligent persons apparently have lit
tie or no conception II the aims and
motives u the society. They look upon
university extension a. money getting
institution. and when solicited To buy
tickets for the courses. treat tho matter
ss n they were requested to buy chances
Tor the rattle u prize crazy quit
The lectures which were delivered in
the recent course were among the most
valuable and scholarly ever heard in the
city. They mefised audiences that
would tar the capacity of the hall. but
in reality were attended by a bcggariy
handful Such men "a Isaac n. Dem.
mon. Victor G. Vaughan and Henry G..
Adaras represent The best thought Of
the nation. Yet Grand Rapids assumed
IN treat them as Il they were iousled.
haired mendican Is. grinding out hand
organ tunes for the few paltry pennies
that might chance To be thrown into
the hat
Of course Grand Rapids Is under no
obligation u pstronize university ex-
tension lectures. but the general cul
fuFt. intelligence and welfare u the in
habitants may b. materially promotei
BY 81 doing The society has made n
eommepdsble effort IN the line a! cheap.
yet invaluable education 1t can
hsr,ily ~ blamed for its lack 81 finan
srtat ztt..e..us
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
why PENS ARE NOT BUILT.

EnIroR OF THE GRAND RAPIDS HERALD
III your correspondent. &c. b. s." will
kindly call at the street railway Office it
is possible that l may he able TO coz
vince him by the aid IL some sketches
of the impracticatiiity OF his scheme
OF pens at tho lake. The very people
whom IL IL desired 10 restrain will range
themselves on the street where nofences
can be maintained land board the cars
while in motion before they enter the
pens Then. assuming that car and
trailer seating eighty. enter the pens
empty and eighty people are ready for
1t. The same scramble for the best
seats will occur. and even women viii
fall over each other. trying 10 get foot
hold. This is free country. and my
experience in transporting the Ameri.
can public 10 that they like to scramble.
and will do IL good naturally, while the
same people will guy. insult and even
fight any person employed to restrain
them. Witness the experience with the
old pens At Rced's lake in the days Of the
dummy. Very respectfully. etc.
JAMES X. CHAPMAN.
Vice President and Gen. Manager.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
FONTS ABOUT MEN.

There is probably more nonsense
talked and,writtcn about Robert Louis
Stevenson than about any other liter.
airy man II the period. The latest yarn
il that NJ 10 killing himself by smoking
200 cigarettes day. AZ q matter Of
fact. he is turning out spme rather poor
work in Samoa and would probably do
better II he returned TO civilization.
Leschitixky. the great pianoforte
teacher. To whom 1.-THE human chrysan-
themum," Pakerewslxi. ascribcs his sue
cess. has wife who II said To surpass
all other players ia technique. But she
has no expression and doce not care n
straw what she plays or how she plays
it,; otherwise she would be one of the
greatest musicians in Europe.
William r. Harrity. the chairman Of
the democratic national committee, has
not taken holiday for tan years- Be-
sides his political duties. which are
enormous even in an OF year. he il sec
rotary Of state If Pennsylvania. prcsi-
dent Of a big trust company, and an at
torney in active practice. He 10 about
40 years old.
Edmund Yates denies the reported
illness of little Queen Wilhelmipa Of
Holland. This is likely to he disappoint-
ing news tn the kaiser. who IL believed
Ia have a covetous eye on the Neither.
lands in the event Of WilhclminRs death
even though he should have to fight
France in order Ia secure tho booty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

i.u. usta 49, = s~csaap1 /
- ~ toak ler any up1Gt4eeok5b
lsspssssa>ea1 IL usSts& - c&1cuuo
h.s brra spnsuhss snss<tD66 ~ -
pzss se<t; hse IL y ssnssr nos- The
runs vsr~ eon6ned snsissly 70 NE
savinjs kasks TIE, Esd essry duilnr
that vss sien~pded Il thsm. sad tbie
had D tendency u Fessoee p0ldle ooe-
6dener. The outlook = br,ehepr q
pTvssnt. b0t The eitnsstoa can ernsenls
beconsr unore encoursgiag UNTIL ear tou
uxkers meet and drci<iw1 vkae dinrcUlr
ton shall be made q IT, 6beronnn ~
THAT In itself u the eosrce a ~ 60
condition Il the uooey ulsxkst. ae6 -
long 40 II cntinucs N epesstsou ~ cnn
hardly lock fs change 10 tbs gsAsssi
condition u things-
Mr. aud MrS W. w. Mitchell. Miss
iost and u. Miller u Cadillac. arrived
Ia The Aartoa last night on their cay
~ Chicago 10 Welt tho exposition.
Capt. Il. A. coussests cf Msekiusc
was guest IT The Morton yesterday
lie " master os John w. blodgstis
yacht. Adele.
Mrs. George Il. Hummer. wife u Hol-
lands mayor. diued in The Norton yesr
terdsy. shc ~ss accompanied ~ hlss
Cook
Alexander y. Mcdonald. proprietor
of the Frsnklin house 1t Sauit Str.
Marie. registered u Sweets yesterday.
Harry =. Waterbury. principe, II the
Sparta schools. diued " the New iiv-
inevtou yesterday
Mowrox Nra q. b. Hummer, Hol
land: r. W. Chsflee. Plymouth; n +.
Butiers. Ludipgton, J. T. Dadvidson. r.
5. winsns Detroit; Grace l. Avery.
Muskegon.
SwEEr's-Alcx Mcdonald. sault Ste
Marie; j. N. Brown. Detroit; w. &. Wal.
lace, Jackson; W. II, Grant. Wayne;
John Dorson. Jsckson; Will Friend. St
Joseph.
NEw L,vrxosrox-F. \. MilIikeu,
Trent; A. NJ. Johnston. Sparta; A. W.
Wells, 81. Joseph; n. l. Cook. Hastings;
Il. 3. Waterbury. Sparta; J. Poggel.
Holland.
EAGLE j. w. Syoy. Waylsnd. G. n.
Hyde. Rockford; y. ID. blanchard.
Cssnovia; N. M. Garrett. Hillrdslc; e..
G. McPhail, Port Huron; Il. B. Mccoy.
Traverse City.
KENT. J. Potter. Greenviiic; J. +.
Clark. Big Rapids; w. McCannon. St.
Ignace; &. Is. Buck. Sturgis; +. n.
Parks, Detroit; w. W. Long. Muske-
CON.
CLARENDON A. X. Stslling. Grand
Haven; r. 9. Brown. Alpine; A. Bricker,
Detroit; q. p. Chapel. Sand Lake: &. l..
Dougherty. Dorr; G. II. Emmons. Conk-
ling.
BRIpoE STREET 8. s. Chamberlain.
Cannon; c. Ives. Coopcrrville; Grace
SturgiA Sarnac. james Pitt. Grand
vile; W. j. Armstrong. Cannon; A. w.
Seaman. Bailey.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
ALLEGED TO &c FUNNY.

prisoner" said his hcner. -you have
been convicted II bigxmy by jury ~
your peers. Eight Of your victims have
appeared IN give their testimony Have
you anything to cay before ] proceed to
ecntcnce your"
I'D like to AJAX a question. your
honor"
VERY we'll: what 10 ity-
I'D like n know what has become 81
the other sis."
Mira Uppersen-It Wa very thought
less ~ you o. speak of Patience on q
monument In the presence Il DIR. Few
kuree.
Daughter Why
Mrs Upperten - Because. with ~
many II his patients under monuments.
be probably took Il ~ personal refsec
tion.--Troy Press
Physician Our patient IL very low.
We DO not feel justified in raising hopes
which may never 10 realized. hut ue
will do our best.
Employer ~ Patieut--ls won can only
keep him along TIL saturday. ~ war
rant he'll ~ sli right Pay day u ture
% hing him cut Boeson Transcript
wtsaower 10 hi. Ia. yeas -old daughter,
Do you know. Fanny. that yoar guy.
ernese - going b. get married.
Funny IN 40 glad 81 get rad ~ the
hateful old thing wee afraid she vas
never ecang e. isswe "a Whom IL she
gong Marty
Nsdowsr Ne Tsmusany Times
iie Speaking "a presence ~ mind l
reonsn,s-er a s.esng IN panic one sbea
] lr~t my sits completely.
sl,> On. wa< that the sayf-s.crib
peF'a Magazine.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Il has been gwen out from Washing
toa that Secretary Carlisle might issue
greenhsrks tn restore The depleted gold
rrerv~. Tie Chicago Herald IN long
editorial exposes the ateaFslity a such
proposition. II says that the ~errr
tAry hss mo more an'hority - Law u
i.sae a single gr~snbsck beyond the
sssaslolG Cow outstanding than he
has 10 sink ali tho sola in thu treasury
IN the wbirlpuol II Niagara
IN prucf q its ASSERTION u eite~ the
several lave regulating the issue 81
gr~~sbsek< The pretended suthority. T
SAYS ne Herald - found in section
am n The revised statutes. approved
March II. i-s2. "a which TIE secretary
= authorized ~ purchase coin with sny
~ the bs,si@ ~ nosae - fhs Tnis.~i states
suthoriRod ~ law Bet TIE H~rsld
Zig ep ether statutes sn~nsssioey 81
'his which peavisse thar The total
su,osat - Unised states nott.s tssus,I o.
- - is~ocd shall nev~r exceed eco.
eslfsa And that TIE snsount -
Jnssed States notes eatstss'iins and e.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

There ~ yet many circumstances IN
r. Fsi1y Gray tragedy which cuxh, b.
D. thoroughly sftes before Judgment j.
Fssssc'i papufinx a lack ~ eosnnson serse
o. rs-reou- sho Dc not ac,rpt the thsory
ineerpnraic,l ~ the ser,lit. - the err
mere l1ry.
fsse~ hers n todays paper two in
r,rsant "details IN The Mysterious eaer
arr fsr ne i.r-t tins mad. public. The
tot aee !. "a regard - ne lamp saand
10 Gray sunaa. Vas the lamp burning
whea she awfnl crime Wa co,uusittsds
u - stp psis a osf sft.srsar,i@f it-
cssn'ssiine feftisis the taesry that =
tssped Itself ooa There y yat osi N
she bow tae sick dips fDwn int4 4
sod TIE npres end - nct eharre,t re
sit,ly ths nlar,isr ard sssicisie ssas cs,n
rs1nsiraiei - TIE dark rbe cirrun-
etsrirr& is,~rVer posnt Tire 0ther way
TIE sfsrF eirruesatsnrs - the fact
mat lfors Feizy Nss eft baa,letI. ia other
vrrsi~ nat slss rsli,,l uron her lsft hansi
IN peffosrisz ne or,iiaary avocation~ -
he IL shss.5 ene han-i - favor~sf af.,v..
ne tther y thiz 5. trae. and scrsan
fsmiHar sifh Iofas acts ia ne cssusss.
q her 5easestic service voschss fer il.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Down en- the river hank 10 little
penny paper. II 10 psssentieus little
sheet. much given to parsding its own
virtue. and very prone TO stAbbing il
ssixhbors in the hack while presenting
. smiling face.
II has never discovered 10 itself any
original ideas II hasn't any. II 10 =
fake sheet from IFS title. patterned in
style after the Detroit News TO itssdver.
Using cuts and catch lines. which are
copied after those appeariog In it, sx-
changea Its business methods are
unreliable. because they are stolen. lts
local news costs il nothing. because it
steals the same from its morning con
poraries or cribs il from its sxchangcA
I, has DO telegraph service. The matter
unSlushiugly pablizhed under date
lines Is either stolen bodily from its ex-
changes. too or three days old. os else Is
shipped in by express through the
scripp's league.
All this Is well known to practical
newspaper men They have discovered
tina, the parts Of the little sheet which
are not stolen are covered by the blus-
ter. brag and buncombe Of the circula-
ton liar. whose unseemly rant and bluff
challenges excite only ridicule for the
serdancy of the author.
Ii was believed that this wholesale
thieyery was confined to the business
and news departments. But il seems
that the spirit of plumber has invaded
the editorial sanctum. where strict hon
csty Is presumed To dictate every word
and line. Plagiarism is the worst offense
known to journalism. Ii il double
wrong. being both theft aud deccp-
ton. But here is sample Of the kind
Of editorial work done on the venal
sheet
The Prs bees leave We beg leave ~ sns-
10 suggest that getting gest Ia msny vtsitofs
"a an el"csr,s car With now IN thicas? that
the lace Ia the rear be- getting OF q cattle car
fore motion has Ceased. with the face Ia the
or standing front Of rear before motion has
o1e To .cs y u can hi' ceased, ,r standing in
sou. vicious prse front of one tn So II Ia
ttsos leading to no good can bit you. sw vicious
rsssllts- - Editorial in practices leading To no
, , ksrias tssnins good resSi, a Shieaso
II paper viii steal cheap item like
the above and palm it off a. an original
editorial paragraph. what limit can be
fixed to the possibilities in its news and
business management After all it
might not have been so bad had il used
one with whiskers"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Nt"A Y8~t*t 6ttNs yt~tTtssa[ ~ oA-xee
a stay q proceedings IN the injunction
epse decided by Judges Wood and Jenk
iua. under which the worlds fair was
osasrcd closed on Sunday. The stay
saspends the issuing of process. enjoin-
ING the officers 81 the fair 10 keep il
e.esed. until the appellate court shaIl
pass upon the merits 81 the case. To
al lntrnts and purposes the stay is a
Temporary lisense permitting the gates
g. be ofened. which Incense may con
Time until after the sitting % the APP
p~llats court. which viii convene next
Thursday.
The circuit court % appeals. for that
circuit. Ia which the case may DE
removed 90 appeal. nominaliy com
yrisss Chief Justice Fuller. or any
other member a the supreme court.
Jusixe Weed - the circuit court
and Judge Jenkins ~ the district
court The tao last named Judges
wouid naturally vote b. confirm their
opso.ons n handed down from the CIR
cult tench. and the case would tcrnin
afe W The appellate court gust as il did
In the circuit.
To pres'sl~ against such manifessly
prcsasiicesl COMPLEXION "a the appellate
court. tha las has beeD framed so that
u may he composed a the district
judges in the circuit where the circuit
saslKe has already passed upon the Gaze
ON appesi The district Judges in that
csrcuit are Williams G. Allen Il The
soefh~rn district q Illinois. John q.
Baker ~ indiana and Judges BGn.. aud
SEAMAN ~ Wisconsin. Chief Justier
Fsiier has designated Justices Alien
AMI l}uen . Az with him next Thurs.
day. Is th.s action The Inevitable
motioue aad eosn'er motions calculated
o. pstponc tss fasi hearing until the
dsscision would - inolnrltive and us
svaiang ar fereetaiird and The Ease
mnst ~ tnsliy aud forever settled uu
that bssroe. y viii ~ welcome
relsef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
HIT AND MSS palrFs.

So far an we have been able TO OBJ
serve. Lizzie Bordcn's greatest crime
consists in her refusal To conform to the
theory OF the dctectiyes.R Rochester
Democrat.
No matter how Courteous and careful
Of others feelings man Is he can't help
showing il when bored by a mosquito.
Troy Press.
For politician out Of . job. John j.
Ingalls, of Kansas 10 keeping himself
pretty well before the public. Tsmmany
Times.
The Pacific COASTERS seem to think
that a few missionaries In China would
not be missed. st. Louis Post Dis
patch.
The new Chinese question: Have you
had your photograph taken!-New York
World.
The Spanish cortes needs q heroic
dose Of Tom Reed. Minneapolis Trib-
une.
Spring IL badly disfigured. but seems
10 bc still in the ring. ST. Paul Globe.
Summer came in without stopping TO
knock. New York Evening World.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

the country district school during the
winter and il tho SUMMER months. as.
sisted on the farm Mt light work. In
1863 his parents located on farm in
Walker township west of the city, where
tor . Few years young Richmond alter
mated farming with attending school in
the rural district. He finally entered
upon course Ia the Central high
school In this city. Before com
pletiGg his work in the high
school he withdrew 10 take a
course la the Grand Rapids business
college. lie had outlined For himself "a
business career and followed his work
in the business college with earnest
studiousncss. lie completed his course
in the business college and In 1872 re-
ceived his diploma. Soon after gradu-
ating he secured n position n book
keeper in the lumber Office 81 ID. &.
Bowen 4 Co. Of Montague, where he re-
manned about two years In 1874 he
returned To the city 10 accept
similar position with the paper
house of II. M. Hinsdill. where
he remained until his employer retired
from business in 1877 His next posi-
ton was confidential bookkccper for Il.
q. Studley. having entire charge Of the
financial accounting IL the house. Here
he remained until 1880, when he formed
partnership with Thomas Il. Perkins.
for the purpose Of handling the goods
nov sold by the firm" The firm has been
prosperous from the date Of its forma.
ton and is one of three in the state
handling Photographic stock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11
HOTEL CHATx

The public derives a great deal Of
satisfaction in kicking about the prices
charged for coal and ice" said the repre-
sentative OF Columbus mining com
pany in The Morton yesterday. but il
the ice dealers did not make any more
money than the big coal onpanics they
won't become millionaires from q single
season d business. Coalis ut nearly rock
bottom prices. The mining companies
havo not been making any money for
years. The public continually grumbles
about the prices Of the coal trust aud
the demand OF the coal magnates; hut
the real source Of high prices rests with
the railroad companies. The freight on
carload vi coal is the greatest expense.
The farther the consumer Is from tho
mines the larger his coal bills viii be. lie
permits the railroad company 10 escape.
and devotcs his energy TO damuing the
coal trust. The Reading lost money
until the con, bination Was formed last
year. and even with that did not more
than clear expenses. The outlay in
opening and developing a coal mine In
immense and tho stockholders generally
realize mighty slim dividends ON their
investment. But you cant make any.
iody believe it. Whenever man gets
coal bill he In certain the company IL
robbing him. The excessive prices
charged for coal in the big cities rests
largely with disbonorable dealers who
cell smai, amounts Ia cousumcre " ho
cannot afford 90 buy more than a weeks
supply at time. The prices realizcd
are often at tho rate IL 80 ton. This
IL down right robbery, but the mining
companies are not Ia be held responrl
BILE foe IT,
George =. Turner locomotive foreman
IL the Z. 4 W. NJ. has returned iron, a
three months visit % New Mexico
There IL one beautiful thing about
New Mexico. ssid Mr. Turner ,ester
,lay. that is its climate When you've
said that you've said IT all The greas
era and horned iosds occupy the re
msiodef ~ the territory. and neither
are especially inviting santa Re has
about 1000 inhabitants. and four fifths
- them are Merscans They are lazy
improviisnf. and inveterste gsmblcrs
ssme perssons may see something roman
tie ami picturesque 10 them, but fof my
part ! can't The climate. though. u
perfection II eonspeBsstes for al the
other disadvantages.
J. !. Y tkieii. g. X Cummings. Al v
May aud -. Kelly a Chicago. the yrin
cipsi storkholders IA the consolidated
f,tfeet RAjesy cumpany. arrived IN The
Mcrfon 1ast sight They are 10 the city
80 inspect the street railway lftes ant
look oses their property here Mr.
usi~il I. esse q the best known bankers
Ia the west ia speaking a the knsn
eiaI si'ustior \. sad The csase -
the present ssrisgeney may 10 Traced
directly D. TIE sherman siises
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

b nd = : -p4<s - - eisssisakao
s.s<iiasa shall ses szeesd he ssn a
knzomiuA ssd ~ p<st thssssf shaj
b held ~ usrd - rssesser
Under csxtnin o<hss srss u cssgsses
the secretary a the tr<~sury IVES oesasssd
~ r~siesu gfssaoscks sasii tbs cifrpis-
tson vss rsaucsd - e1Omo00 ssd IA
uaofs.- He redsosd Il 10 40 d3l 0l6,
ss,su eoagrvss, % March 81. ISIS. Or
der~d ham u drsiss. The Herald elsiss
that the order u reduce to ExD.0W0oQ
i sslll binding. and that the secretary
hss 10 authority 70 inesssss the amount
for any purpose whsseser. 10 closing Il
sass: The rsumpticn Get expressly
authorizes the sale u bonds for coin
With which 10 redeem grssnbsrkA Il
do<s not authorize tbs sHle of gseea-
hacks for coin With which to redeem the
gseenbscks themselves. much less To re
deem other kinds Of pspsr not then 10
existence OF authorized. and BY very
plain implication II forbids any such
stsurd performances.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

ss,th<r p<spiexiag psoh,sn = istro-
dooed Sas ssrtAin'y eoobd not hare
sAsx hssssif y ths righs ssupis while
holding the sssoiv<r IN he's lea hand
ssshaat pssferniss = f-st of esnssrtioa
quits inpo~sstie ia view u the wound
IL her cha and Aes-
II aass nos be useierstood that Tse
tikssIp doubts the sAncsxity ana
hoeesty q tbs msa ronstitating the
cofonsr's Jury. They we're satisdsd fsoos
the evidences before them that Dora
vsizy did the shosting. Bat the essdeses
sss rot 81. before then- The msterssl
fsess are stili the subject q conjecture.
II further and additional evidences shall
sAow that their verdict y true one.
thsa IL wiil be we'll n otherwise. then
n will not b. too late ~ correct tho
error
These new details may be explained
away. tat they have not been; henee
IsE HEksLprsiterstes that the coronsr Q
isrys verdict was premature.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Yesterdays parade u the police and
Ore departments ga. pretty showing Of
shr strength o. our projection from tho
hwiass elements u society and the con.
sun.ing r.ssxss u nrs. IL 10 within tho
truth u say that no city In the world
can present . more eompetent and
efficient regiment Of protectors. No city
Ia ths world has better drilled police
force. noos has better equipped frs
department.
The men on parable Yesterday were
stalx4rt. handsome fellows every one
q them ia the fsill sigor 20 manhood
They we're dressed In their best. ~
co1fsr. and upon every mans coat a
bunch % bright flowers. the gift % AL
s4iniring friends. Was worn with con-
scioas PRIDE
The apparatus % the fire department
vas brightly FURNISHED and polished for
the occasion. The horses. sleek aud in
fe;Iigent animals. seemed 90 know that
they we're out "a De looked at and AL
mirrd. and they pranced gaiIy over the
smooth p4ven,eats between the crowds
which lined the streets The number
and character Of the tire departments
vehicle. acre in the nature u surprise
b. many.
The city may be proud. indeed. Of
both departmsnts The showing made
yesterday - bot an enlarged duplicate
~ tic showiugs - former years Our
police and IRE departments always have
been among the best and by natural
evolution. are now unexcelled by any.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

Ala y. Ri1eo,nd. u The hrn - fss-
kAno 3 Hirkmood. dealers II phoeo
esophic sfsrts b1ssur< frames. hseyeise
and ofhlstls reo<1s. = fasf sanpss q
dsnnd Rnlads enesg<tie and sueceosfuI
ycsn9 haslneos use6. He vas born ard
ssosed - \ farsn snd ~ hard xo<k and
shfsud bw6ness msnsxsmsnt he's b.
co., sssals<sk = hrm that dad .
ol3OW busine~s ssst pear. lie vss
be<n Bees Churrh vile. n. T.. MAJ ~
1854. He father vas : far
nss and thu boys advantsgss
were no gfeatsr than thos< u meet
farmers fo,A When hs vzs seven
,cass u aGe bis parents moved 10 fos.
tsye county. Wisconsin. lie attended
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

osoAsuEp charity IL IN intelligspt
EFFORT to establish progressive employ.
aaents- To give = beggsr dollar and
turn him from your door 10 10 make him
q tan upon the unwilling generosity u
your neighbor. II he OK Tor . dollar
and you compel him TO earn II before
giving IL "a him. you have done society.
yourself. your neighbour aud the beggar
the largest possible measure Of good.
lie has contributed - much 1t least b
his own support. and to the extsnt Of
that one dollar he 10 independent and
can look tho world squsrely in the face.
Organized charity asks you to help In
it's work by refusing aims to the idle
mendicant. Report him to headquarters
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-11

APPRAISER CooPER OF New York has
resigned because Of the insults he has
been subjected to- The general impres-
sion has been that IL was impossible to
insult New York Office holder.