Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
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Prince Talzat ssdaliah II Constant.
nople and his COMPANION. AfaAm h.
Aanassian. were guests In The Morton
Tor short time yesterday. They are
nos CHARTERED 10 Charlie Goifroy's BIO.
Tel al koed's lake, where they will re
mum for . few days fishing. The prince
is young man about 10 years
old. and his companion 10 perhaps
dress In tho conventional European
bright red fezzes. which they wear con
tlnually. both are bright locking
Young men. and both speak English
tluenuy. although their accent u
marked. The prince 10 rather quiet
young man, aud the little talking he
does Is not done through his fex- We
came up for amusemeBt.' said be. "and
arc having q delighssul time. We shall
stay here for day or two and then 20
TO Maekinac. Very beautiful scenery
there they tell me. We have been 10
the worlds fair. but became rather tired
Of staying ia the city. and decided We
would make short tour 10 the summer
resort localities" NJ. Msnassisn talked
more freely than his distinguished COM
panion. and among other things con-
fided the fact that the young prince Is
nephew Of has imperial highness. Abdul
Hsmid III, the reigning sultan Of Turkey.
As proof Of this NJ Manaseian called at
iention 20 the gold crescent which adorns
the fez II the prince, and declared that
only the members Of the royal family are
permitted Ia wear the insignia al the
Moslem faith upon their apparel. The
prince is a son II the Turkish commls-
s.oner 10 Chicago. and am the son II a
member OF the Turkish legation. said
the young man. with bow. I'VE be
came tired Of the fair. IL is beautiful
beyond description; but We want 10 see
something OF the country. After going
Ia Mackinac We shall return 10 Chicago
by boat The young men are well be-
havcd and devout Musselmans. They
do not imbibe the deadly Kentucky
blue grass dew, and their only bad habit
is the smoking VI rather yillainous
Turkish cigarettes.
There IL no general sentiment In
Canada in favor OF annexation. snid j.
H. Campbell Of London. Ontario. in The
Morton last night. The agitation that
has been started was the work Of a few
men. No influential newspaper In the
dominion advocates annexation and no
true Canadian believes in IL Not that
we have anything against the United
States. On the contrary. nothing but
the friendlicst feelings are cherished:
can see no reason why Canada should
leave the mother country and unite her.
self 10 the states. And | believe q ma
jority Of the inhabitants 81 the domin-
ion hold the same opinion. There Is no
political freedom that We could gain by
a union, and every Canadians loyalty
resenis the idea. The reciprocity senti-
ment has ten opponents in Canada for
every ons in fsvo- Of annexation. and
reciprocity with the states IL something
We expect some 'iay 10 have. III James
q. Blaine had lived ii in possible we
should already have had IL, providing he
had been able 10 carry out his great
plan"
Jacob Baar 81 Grand Haven. who as.
sists bud Watson In keeping Ottawa
county democracy in line and otherwise
whoops il up for the great unwashed
was guest in The New Livingston yes.
ferday. Mr. Baar has not yet secured
his commission as postmaster. but he
hasn't lost hope.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb II. Marshall OF
Chicago and Benjamin H. Marshall are
guests In the New Livingston. They are
in the city ON pleasure trip and Incl.
dcntaly 10 purchase furniture.
Mrs. l.. g. Palmer 81 Big Rapids. wife
II United States District Attorney
Palmer. is a guest in The Neg Living.
sion. She is accompanied by her two
children.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Kirley. Miss Fan.
ME Jack son. Jack kirley and Carroll
kirley Of Cincinnati are guests in The
Morton. They are on their way north
VIII Mitchell. Annie Taylor. L. -
Taylor. Jenie Role and Maud Dsven.
port constituted a party Of Ccopersville
folks who dined yesterday IN Sweets.
Lieutenant Governor J. Wight Gid.
diugs o. Cadillac. was q guest in The
Morton Tor dinner yesterday. Mrs
Giddings accompanied him.
Seth s Watrous. 81 Sewaygo, form.
erly county clerk. but nov an enterpris.
ing druggist. wins among yesterdays ar.
rivals IN The Clar, ndon.
James III. Thompson. sHr>fintcnden
ofthe Evart schools, was guest ia The
New Livingston yesterday.
Ethan T. Montgomery. sn Ionia real
estate dealer. is registered ia The New
Livingston.
MoRroS- T. Smith. Cadillac. H. II.
Everard. Kalamazoo; Frank Welling
jackson. =. r. Haskngs. Cadillac. II.
=. Cornell. Kalamazoo, X. G. 1hsyer,
Manisfrc.
Nav LtvIsGsroS--,iames n Thomp.
son. Evart. &. III. Thaycr. Kalamazoo;
Mrs l. c. Palmer. Big Rapide: Mark
Burl. Grand Haven; q. =. Tower. Ionis.
&. II McGurriD. kalaiua1.ap, ". ~
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