Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-24
MILA IS NOW HAPPY
She Is Licensed 10 Marry Resin
4 Maynard.
STORY Of THEIR couRIsalP
Hpv an AnAsisy 10 Boal ahrs<topest
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The fosio~iag marriage hesns<s we're b.
sss.a yesterday:
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R.ia 4. MAJ ynari. Mia y. Tspss .
The above from the Sunday Inter
ocesn q Chicago 10 tho CONCLUDING
chapter ln a sAry a. fantastic an any
thing the brais - bulwcr- Ly ttoa ever
cssnccsyed Ildeed. IL - doubtful II in
ali the psychological ramiications u
ainetseath CENTURY fiction the imaginA
t.pa u a novelist has srought a moce
strange AFFINITY.
Picsess. II you xili. cultured womaa.
ass alum na q! me 70 the greatest univer
-sties 80 the western continent This
woman Is thinker. Her mind Is active
and attentive. She came from a faniily
four walls n library filled with getas
81 thc worlds thought. Her capacity
f8E knosisslge sas unlimited. and slle
drank continually from the mystic
Fiefsan spfins to satisfy thirst that in
cg-ass-i IN fvyrrisnne-- al every 1irauxht.
Tier mini grew and Developed with Ie-
CuiiaF precocify. AMI when but girl III
years she Sas a giant IN intellectual
strength
ksiig anus Inspiration.
During her early lIfe she Vas brought.
into intimate contact with religious
slieas which orIho.,oxy looked upon
Wtth sa~pistoH. but which human reason
hatlri vlth ~ IL xss held a- a strsn..e.
sgc-tiausng religion Ia those days
Io,Giug of sFath-tsc resignation or will
iag SUBMISSION sboUt a. IL was a re
hg .on that demanded proc. not II Costs >
l0Sr bat of Gods wrath, anJ tha, he'll
notions q universal brotherhood which
s-etned sociallstic and almast athclstic
o. thoSe v bS had been educated to the
tes,sgs % che older faiths. Tins religion
stamrat Its in,.cliblc impress upon the
rs,,ansii ng m int and the older the woman
grew. the more impressive her faith
seemed to her With a nature syrupa
thrtIc and an intellect that could grasp
and analyz. complicated questions %
human thought. 10 was not strange that
upon receiving her coileg. diploma she
should have turned her eyes toward the
pulpit that sire might teach others her
I@lIef And she did. She gathered
si-,ut her congregation of the brightest
minds In a city. She was PRAISED and
commended q, all that listened To n.r
rloluene. xad logic. She was little
short - worshipped. and vas he'll a
woman brilliant beyond all bu; few 10
her -ex
but there wac another aide ~ her
nature that she knew not o. She was
human IN the same scnsse that all women
are human. She had an intense physi-
ca! nature that had been curbcd aud
restrained that the spiritual and intel
lectEal might expand and develop.
Animal spirits we're Temporarily chained
ty mental strength.
Such was Mia r. Upper. late pastor
- the Unitarian church OF Grand Zap
ris.
Another Picture.
Turn - the other character IN the
drama \ man ~ peculiar rleas aud
strange ccccntriciti.s. OF more than
oT hnsry mental strength. but "A man
whose nature was far fFom talsuced \
cafciess. unsysiematic. idiosyncratic
man he was at best. bat through the
cloud snd mistines- - hrs thought there
dsrts~i rays of brilliant intellectual
light tie r. a man whose character il
indifferent stubborn at times. and
mobile at others. Married To a
Woman for whom he had Little
regard and seemingly le-s hove. After
years "a rompanionShip she no lcu.er
interested him- II ~ saii he
desscendetl bslox the level - "A
bruie AMI test her a- never
brute beat the female 20 his kind lie
made hfe little short % a he'll upoG earth
fpr her. " - said he drank whiskey
and vented the impulses - his drum Ken
rsg~ upon this woman Who feit heTs'lf
bound - l,im by chains that only God
arti heaven could break The man ~
besin \ Maynard II may seem strange
that the woman With the delicstc ssnsI
tt'ities asi4i lergsnt nature. and IL" iusn
Wth t.ssJtt.,i mind ami dch,sc.l
ehsrHcfcf should have anything IN con.
uton bat such seems the ib.xorable law
- fate
~sary of tnfstussioo
ihoat a year and half ago Mis~ Tup
pr iecams acquainted with Map aard
lie occn~,,roally attended her church
The bfLhaacy 20 her sermons ATTRACTED
hl.n. and woman hike. hl- scni dog rs.l...i
condition appealed % her s-he tsnughi
size c0u'd iitt him up and perhaps save
tfm ln short. abe wanted "a reform
hifu Nsny woman has reformed a
vcmsr. Miss Yupp~r and Maynari 10
gan stadviag together Tie IDfstuatsd
her and ~n@ sscrpi=o,l = similar influence
over hin- tnreasasnshie "a u may seem
there saa q strong intellectual sympathy
between their uiinda Ms Tupper vas
student Z soclolCgy anii AZ ardent al
voeste ~ srelai purity. She be
hsVad io patenic friendship. be
about anything else They studied al
sks isfssf fresfi-e@ nn The sriuflun 4
usoslera ---,aal prob.saa~ anil the reaa
ts,n= q fhc ~exe- They anaiiy sx
tended their Heii g ~fOtiy info the rsg
iar,s q thsesssthY and e-,iferic hu,iih sm
MiS. nfvyer ruaily t.jis vr,,i that -hc ha.
heen hnrn INTO n-v ,ffa sud 4essn aftel
MsYnard WIS - spritusI2esi Thsy
dahtis.,i IN christian science aud tn1A
ir.s-,ns ef Ms kinr. the 'rcai e,i,,n
eut = the liberal bran r tht aifgr,l
truth Finally they crncriv vrd ths dea
ffas they had tscn uafsei ~ su
u,arriar-' which rrusiiresi az ths ssirs
frsi -s-stx-v - ear'hiy se,ila,l iife. ste .
s.s,l - ~ rsr.eS AMI sssnsnai flraiz.
y ...,- tb-.sd
nr '.ra ere -hetr irfat1sflon hsrains
Ea,tsn ~ .s-fl.. q fhe rter1t~rs . ifn 2,
chufrh sni rhev srfr deeply ~'sndsi
ued hv t Ms Ipfp~r 49, eounsslss
and tdv,-si that ~ ~ hscsuss man so
- si.st - hria .ngh reta'sce- stfh
married. riar fs @he 49, HtsihrR "A -
Tapp~r -Hssstls pros~-ts-i 'esi nsF air 1
tuf re ,ieeue~s snd plrr~' frf"rhsls
ss.ss..i hais-s.n hef sad Mayrsrt -
'.-@iiag ln ihe ctur'h heessn~ s'f'
strong The sssuli-er- -i,a nnt sssa ?
c-eaep sny snsfa fH tse fhptfs 20
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