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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02
DY VIRTUE Of DEED OF TRUST EX.

VIM oE or DEED OF TRUST EN-
- ecu'ed 10 me on the a2nd day OF April, 1891,
by the Crozicr Investment Company recorded
in deed book No. Z, page 1917 OF the clerks on
o, the county court of Roanoke County Virrnin
TO SECURE 10 the Roanoke Gas and Water Com.
pany the payment OF tho sum or s, zoo 90 paw
aole IN two equal annual instruments OF SSHOin
cact; IN one and two years from the 22nd day OF
April, lS'l, with interest thereon from date, pay
able annually, and default having been made IN
the payment OF both OF said instalmcnts, and M
INC interest on the same from April e2nd !S.N9 10
care anu having been required so 10 do nv snid
Roanoke Gas and Water Company shall mo
coed to sell u public auction TO tho highest bid
Roanoke, Virginia ON TnUKSDAY.. ~ The sly ISL Fl
DAY OF JUNE, 1893. AT - O'CLOCK. NJ. ali
lnosc certain lots or parcels of land lying il the
bounded and described az follows, to.wii:
BeSinning AZ a stake on the rosthwest conner
OF Bellevue avenue and Diagonal strc.t. thence
along the line OF Diagonal street north Is degrees
y minutes west 40 feet TO the corner OF Diaco.
nal street and an alley, thence along tho line ~
salu alley north Il degrees 81 minutes cast 200
ieet 20 = stake. thence south 20 degrees - min
uics east 1907 feet TO II stake on the line OF
radius 81 fceO the chord OF which is 4, feet au
oeais sonth II degrees iS minutes west 10 Il
roini on The westerly line OF bellevue avenue.
hence along said Inc south II degrees -
minutes west lt5 fc.; 10 ;hc place of bcriun'rr.
containing o,0l2 slnare feet, more or less. n, d
known as lots @. 10, II and - section IL on MIN
10Th, 1871 % ""''
TERMS: Cash as to enough 10 pay all costs
anu char.cs attending the execution OF THE
,rust; and secondly 20 pay TO said Roanoke Gas
s any wafer company the principal OF tho two in
me interest thereon FROM April 22nd. lSq2 aud a
trustees commission OF five per ccntum. The
residnc, If any, 10 he made payable in two equal
aunnal instruments OF ono and two years tom
cate or sale. bearing six per ccntum interest and
secured NY deed OF trust upon the properly sold.
Htus JOS. l. DORIAN, Trustee
~ antagonizs tho electors, ana 20 Gay /
is denied officially tha1 the emperor or
q responsible ministers are seeking
II conflict with the new reichstag.
the contrary. the government is will
wv 20 negotiate for tho adoption o.
an army bill on the basis OF the amend n
ly offered III the las. reichstag by Ia
IS. Won Huene, the centrist leader. in
or gard TO the number of new men Il
o. addf q 10 the army.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02
ledge waxem.s Proverbs.

Some patriots needs the tonnick of
offs
faint allus r good sine when a mar
ried man is anxious to join the army
and fife for his country.
The nation that cats the American
eagle has got to eat him raw.
There's good deal of spangle to the
star spanGicd banner.
There is times when the GODDESS ov
libbcrty gifts mite too frislsy for n gal
ov her age.
When congressman gifts to maxim
love to the GODDESS of libberty, he talks
bunlkum.
Politishans amt heroes and vcsv
versy.
a starvin' man in this country ought
to be unconstitutional.
The Amcril<in cagel was Matched on
the Fourth OF July.-Detrcit Free Press.
-She-'Hcrc. Lima, take these postal
cards and drop them in the nearest let
ter box" Hc-'What, You are going to
send that girl three whole blocks for
the sake of few postal cards! That's
not fair. Here, Lima, you may bring
me a jug of beer at the same time. -
Fliegende Blaetter.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02

by NIR uE Or A DEED OF TRUST
II dated the 10th day OF May, 1881. and duly re-.
corded IN detd book 81, page 253 Oh the clerk :
once OF the Hastings Court OF the city OF Roam.
0he, Va. whereby May il. Simmons and f.
FRANK simmons, her husband, conveyed 10
George j. Feet and his successors as trustee OF
tion OF Newly ork, the hereinafter described pron
CITY IN trust 10 secure to the National Mutual
bn ld!ng ana Loan Association OF New York the
cate with the said deed IN the sum OF $1,000
CONDITIONED for the payment % $500 loaned or
ncvaicei 10 her upon fifty shares OF sock in
saa asscc!aiion, in certificate No s.72. issue ID T.
10 ne repaid with Interest IN the manner and
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
pODY " KENNEDY

AGENTS FOR
the celebrated Lincoln Block Goa! and
dealers in Pocahontns gas Goals and
wood. Office: Norwich Lock Wo.Es.
Orders promptly. illec. Ii2C6m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02

DON'T be talked into having an oper.
alton as it may cost you your life. Jap
anese Pile Cure is guaranteed to cure
you by Christian & Barbee.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02
TRusrEE's SALE OF HYDE PARK Lors

L As trustee In deed executed on the lith
day OF November. 1859 hy l.. y Conwcll and j
- McNhushton To me and recorded III the clerk :
once OF me county court of Roanoke county In
deed DOCK W. page lbs, 90 secure To the HYDE
Park Land Company the sum OF 81 ,tiOl evidenced
ny three certain negotiable notes dated the lith
day OF November, 1889, for S5:33 So one third
ehch, payable ono, two and three years after
Nnte, ana bearing interest from date and de(ault
having neon made in the payment in the las,
mentioned TWO rotcs and the accrued Interest
thereon, and being required 80 to do hy the
ho!icr OF said notes will, ON THE 18TH DAY
OF JUNE, 1893. offer for sale nv public auction
Va Al !? o'clock III. the follos iug described real
tsfAie That certain lot or parcel OF land lying
III the county of Roanoke, State OF Virginia nd.
coming the city of Roanpke and described ns
follows
Beginning NJ the northwest corner of Shcrau-
doIh avenue and sixteenth street. thence north
"a degrees Is minutes ives; no feet to seven
east $50 6eet to m alley, thence with said alley
sor'n Is degrees IS minutes east il0 feet to six
rfliA street. thence with Sixteenth street south
= ecsrees 10 minutes We, 1870 feet 20 the begin
ming. ana knowD as seventh hal! of section II on
ne map OF the land of the Hyde Park Land
Company
TERMS. Cash enough 70 pay the expense of
. per cent. to the trustee, ami 10 pay the
said :wo notes aud me interest accrued
thereon, and 10 the residue il
any, upon such terms the said L. Con
wei and }. c. McNaIghtou may direct, and in
case OF failure upon their part 20 give such dircc-
lion upon credit or six mouths. the purchaser
10 give bond with security for the said residue
and TO execute a deed or trust on the land sold to
secure the same. ). GRJrSIN, Trustee
b2i tbs
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02
Artificial Limbs for e.-confedera,.

COLUMBIA, :. c., June 2.-ChecksI
being sent out under the State fun,
supplying artificial limbs 10 ex Con-
crate soldiers. Altogether tncre arr
approved applications Inc boar
divided the appi:cattors mo
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02

OLD papers for the next week at 10
cents per hundred.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02
TRUSTEES. sALns.

s oy Julius Godstein; who failed TO pay for tn o
IL. therefore, to be resold under the aboyo men
,ion zone deed OF trust and decree OF court at the
- tos j. ii. EAHSTELLER Trustce
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-02

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Ertate in the City Of Roanoke. Vain per
snarce o? an order OF the board OF directors os
the Lynchhurg Perpetual Building and Loan
Company made on the 18th day OF April 1893 the
undersi gncd trustees In deed OF trust executed
by 1 holnas +. Brennan and Catherine Brennan
ms wife, TO them on the 18th dag OF August 1892
10 secure the said company. viii proceed To sell
AZ pnhlic auction on the premises ON FRIDAY
MAI TIE l9'Tli 1892 AT 1880 O'CLOCK A NJ
desirable house and lot In the city OF Roanoke
Va, aud described as follows:
Begihning NJ point (hc southeast corner
OF Brook ana Patron streets and Running thence,
wiih ration street formerly called Patton hui,
now called Fifth avenue II e) south ~ dogrces
east 30 feet 10 II point. thence south degrees
West w Feet 10 point, thence north s. degrees
west 30 rect 20 Brook street, thence with latter
north degrees east leo feet 10 the place OF he
ginning The improvements or this lot cousis;
OF nice, comfortable dwelling, outoudiucs
ETC., al IN good order and repair.
TERMS: At sale
SANIL TYRE,
JAS. K. GILLIAM, Trustees.
w McC. VA GIL,
:, II, a. II, l., 10
by consent OF all parties TIE above sale his
place.
az r, +, E S 4 Trustee.
$50 26S6 Y
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

Senator woleott paid his respects to
the president yesterday. unhke stew
art be did not nsszli the presidents per
souaI shcrtcomlngs. but held him up a.
= chief magistrate sho had prostituted
high Office 10 gain victory for pab-
he cause which 10 had made private
ambiiion. Wolcott's words bnrn with
PATRIOTS respect Tor the dignity Of The
olics u president and q the occupant
thereof within the sphere o. his sxecu-
i've du,isz There i neither billingsgate
nor srorn for the man. but a iavclin q sat-
ire AID febaks for the base ends % whieh
he has subvertrd his power. Cleveland
n Justly lambasted for preauming to be
wiser and more patriotic than his peers
Ia Ma arrogance and self viii he has over
stepped he bounds Of prudence and
sxposod Aimsslf 10 the biting criticism
u those who believe that the duty Of
the president IL 20 execute ,he laws and
not make them. AR. Wolcott placed
him or the gridiroe yesterday AID. tg-
arativsly speaking. made TIE fat sizzie.
Even the democrats must have enjoyed
tae eis,erafioo.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

When the city of Chicago pledged
itself % create . worlds fair which
should surpass In beauty and magni-
tude any like enterprise known 20 the
history % the world il invited the in
crcdulous sneers Of the older cities Of
the country. spurred by the jibes
and taunis OF ensious rivals Chicago
threw into the prodigious undertaking
It's wealth q resource and opulenee Of
pluck. From among the men whose
sturdy enterprise and unrivalled sagac-
ity bad builded a marvellous city were
chosen tho master minds which con-
ceived and brought into being the JIM
comparably beautiful home 81 the
vorlds most complete and mag
Bifieent exposition. Chicago had
said Il will The pledge was
redeemed when the final touch Of the
artist guided the inedable glory OF Chi
cago's triumph and tho worlds fair was
declared 10 be complete. Ia recognition
% the matches triumph OF Chicsgo's
genius and 10 exalt chicago's enterprise
above that OF any community on earth
10000 enthusiastic Americans joined
in exultant congress on the worlds fair
grounds yesterday TO sing the praises
Of the greatest of American cities
The glory Of the mighty pageant and
the splenior OF the innumerable array
which immortalized October o. lsg3, will
compensate Chicago for the tremen-
dous expenditure Of vital and ma
terial energy 80 freely consecrated
TO the success OF the fair. The
persons that entered the gates of
jackson park yesterday viii never live
20 see another such day. Neither will
their children or their children's chill.
dren. Such outbursts OF human exul-
tation are not separated by years but
by centuries The record OF that grand
eonelayc. will remain part Of nations
history. and the glory Of Chicago will
live in song. tradition and story until
time il not.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

ury ofssizis E<ars Gus = per espita
ssfeal&iion e &-t2s' a. .n<se@ss' Ct =
eat. fsr ths slsuth ~hich -nssks ne
h@ksst point r-seb<d a say tine sith.
IL <hirty ysarss Follo~11g b state
neat e. the per e@pisz for TIE years
namsi, lseo si4.5. ISL. $3.50, issi2
slosa; lssA slLss; lisa. sla61; ISIS.
sa5I The psr ezp.tz DID not rise
above the Last qaotsd ssurs untii ISL.
shsa il x2s s1iTL In 1ss3 it
ross 10 fz2sL Ii nuctaated slightly
fsos this untsl lspI whsn il sent y
szkfa. Lee. t1L7s; ls<4 october l.
SAB there 9zs nst increase Ia bull
hnu and money for the meath Of sep
tenhsr u ti.5f6.slA Bradslreets FUR
thsr says that -ths nstional hank CIR
eulzflon outstanding on Septetat'er %
zmoanfed b eae.z4llk This rep.
reseois Al increases q t9Iio9l
for the acnth and u f35.9il.2o4
fn the twelve monfhs ending Herewith.
This Increase xas almost wholly IN the
portion o. the circulation bassd on the
dsposit q bonds. which amounted on
sepiemhsr % 70 slsg. sdlssl. an increase
Of - ~ I'D for the mouth and II sfo.-
673.Dl Tor the twelve months" With
these large Increases 10 the circulating
medium and with larger per capita
circulation than Ne have had before in
twenty years. q man may be pardoned IL
be used familiar expletise in asking
what's the matter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

tsssal hss rsesissd he t.<hess saeons'
tiDs e tte Irezs II fhe Laitssd n{4fcs
ana tzn<14 shese he has pissea ts<
E.u eFnsrd II ons Thousand umes.
he e>sf = nuch tbs SANS - th4f u
Ms original ass York pfodsction.
Tbs Crest II Saeiet,v il biting
satire 81 the su1d folks who shuader "a
the nseEtaon e sin. Jekn slelsons cona.
pzny slal present il in Ths PoxeFs nexf
,londzy. May u tbs incldsnts. ulnch
y me a.Alo<ne. and les 81 TIE char
heksfs % tais pay have hssa stelen and
usAizs1 ~ modsFn plays which have re-
es'tea tfss<ntzfion during The past ten
ys&1s ~ tnAs country. and u y strange
mai ine pay IA It's snfifets h@s not b
t.'ts tnis pp<n pFodnesd Possibly ne
.@1 p1o,ac Vas not ready fof II pp
- - fesns tAms.
Ills mofning 81 O'Clock The sale of
f',se5 tsd seats Tor the People Course q
pa f-ntsft~innssnts fof u IN iockeSby
hsl WI, open u the lonis street ticket
$3.50 :, : LIS .eAbefs WI - flssn oas
-. ~ ln's rtthout ooapt the
- = ts ths ieest mo1ef ever
n -, - s.' .sp'o& fsss-l &tlfsetion
' $3.50 .'.' 100 20 een,s " ~, JET "a the
so1 onit PAY io1 csnts each Tor
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
HOME FOR FEEBLE MINDED.
Ex-Governor Luce and the Commits
sion Looking for a Site


Ex-Gov. Cyrus q. Luce OF Coldwater
was a guest in The Morton last night.
The ex-governor with John G. Sharp Of
jackson, and L. A. Sherman Of Port
Huron, was appointed by Governor Rich
10 select site FOR state institution for
the feeble minded The commission
viii go 10 Muskegon this morning 10 see
what the Sawdnst city has TO offer.
Hudson. Mayville. Alma, GreenvilIe and
Harrison have made formal application
for the home Lapeer and Eaton Rapids
talk OF 80 doing. In the first place We
must have 6iO acres OF land" said Gov
ernor Luce. What ever help the
feeble minded obtain must' be found
largely in work. and practical farming
10 the best possible sort We visited
the state Institutions iE Ohio and In
diana and were urgently advised 10 in
Elst upon 1,ou0 acres; but possibly we
can got along with Go. Ware not par
ticular where the land is located; but il
must be good and fertile. We don't
want any WORKOUT farms. The city
that gets the home must have at least
two railroads; for means must be pro
yided to get freight to the grounds as
cheaply as possible. We do not expect
any Of the towns will offer to donate all
the land needed. Possibly some Of them
will promise 200 or 800 acres. Then
there must be an accompanying guaran-
tee that the additional land needed can
bc purchased within five years for mo-;
more than $50 an acre.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
TO PUSHIT THROUGH
Democrats Caucus Upon Federal
Elections Repeal Bill
TWO HOURS SESSION HELD
They Resolve % rr<>eas ~ Uabrekea
S'olnmn IN the sarpors q The
bAending Nr~sur>

- - a ~ 49,.
AsHisot"s.
democratic eznen" en'gnt sIisf rrs-
sion q two hours unanimously adopted
the following rc~siotion: Resolved.
That il !. the sens. a thi. o.oeas that
- -s.-- "a -h...1s 4. -.
-. -. - -,
- 'Ae 49,
tstvss tomorrow ana thsi ne oe.'e< as
should present 81 unbroksn column IN
~ support
The caucus va called originally fer
an. ,.r,s,s. ~ asridi.v whesher an.
slu - 81. -..ls.,t,,..
~ %, - s-'-..'--
tnsrs'oke. snieh - "een -
hensise IN an scope thsh TIE Ane<sF
bill. should be accepted a. the neAsare
expressing the sense of the party upon
the declaration Ia the platform respect
inc the repesl Of the federal election
-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10
PROBLEM OF AeRspiTv.
We Put Too Mech FAishrs the Idea That
Blood VIII Tell.

The scientific shibboieth of our time
Is heredity. The word Il on everyone's
tongue. Viewing fallen fellow-mor-
tai. it is quite the fashion 10 shake
ones head and say. ''Ohi heredity nc
counts for him. blood viii tell" And
with this formula we are accustomed
Ia measure our fellows. much as q
clerk measures cloth. And. lest there
should be any doubt about the method.
the man of science comes TO our aid.
Yes" he says. You are quite right
Your formula expresses the universal
principle of heridity. We word IL n
little differently. but the idea Is the
same. Like begets like Is the way we
put IT. IL applies to every living
thing in the world. Notice this bacil-
lus, for example. Even as yon observe
IL beneath the microscopes, IL divides.
and two bacilli are there In place of
one. This process IL win continue In
definitely. under proper conditions. IN
oil there are myriads of bacilli there.
but every one will be precisely like
changes into the bacillus OF consump-
tion. nor that into the bacillus of diph-
iberia. Each produces its kind and no
other. Like begets like 1t IS beau
tifully simple. unequlvocally true, and
of universal application"
II Is little wonder that 80 relatively
simple. 80 true and SO sweeping prop
osition has proved ailurinR. writes
DR.. Henry Smith Williams in the North
American Review. All universal for
mulm are so. But IL should not be for
gotten that q seemingly simple prin-
pie may become very complex. indeed,
in r. application. 80 IL Is here. In
deed. a stumbling block of most
alarming dimensions appears NJ the
very outset. IL we attempt 20 apply the
principle Of heredity intelligentlr Ia
any higher organism. In the fact that
two parents arr 20 be considered.
These parents are not precisely like
one another. hence, In the nature II
the case the offspring must lle either
identical with one parent and unlike
the other. or else identical with net
thcr. Here theory waivers. but exfe-
riencc proves that the offspring always
combines Ina some measure the qual-
tiles of both parents; hence. that a
never il precisely like eifher Of theua
What. then. becomes Of the prfncif q
OF heredlty7
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

a. y. -. -.
~ r.'-,s 80 ,s'-}.', 49,. -.
-.'.~.,,.i -iI'...-.. -, Is..,--.'
$3.50 -s--s...-5 49, -...''.'.s -
- - -, 80 - -. -
- - rse', - 49, e..s -
- -. r-rre- - 80 - 49,
s-'- 49, ,a. 49, -.
manufacturing lndusfry ~ the countrs.
Having been = armed nanufsrfa rers are
trying 1, save their s-sIpx. - 4 onstanflns
Adyertiser.
c ~
A.ow ...s,'s.se
from Al. silver states Who sl'I vote Tor
repeal. Furthermorr. he <ho3cd him.
self 8 better sound money man than
Voorhee~ AZ. democrat,c lez<ler. bs a..
clarinc thsf he mould vote Tor repesi
with no expectation that ID would BE
followed ~ Tree SILVER isSisiasion'- f'ofi
hurun Tines
The leading WOODEN manufacturers IL
Rhode island have decided that il will
be neceseary 10 cut wages from 10 70 -
per cent these WOODEN manufacturers
and their employees were TOLD last year
that the democratic fArin would bring
them better fimes-forf Huron Times
Coumissioner Lochren's snxiety %
have the pension suspension busaness
fully decided IN the courts may have
come upon him since hoke found the
pace too bot and drew out OF the game
~ saying the oraef ~as mace IN nm Ao-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

Judge w. G.. Howard 81 Kalamazoo.
who was one of the candidates in the re-
cent democrat state judicial convention,
aud Judge T. s. b. Sutton OF Sault Ste
Marie. one 81 the beet known iurists ~
the upper peninsula. are guests in The
Morton.
NJ. r. Quiniancc. g. r. a ]. agent at
petoskey. and J. w. Harris - Charlie.
volx. bother - H. r. Harris. train
master 81 the g. X 4 !. ROAD. are guests
ia Sweeis-
MoFroS- =. s n. Sutton. Sault Ste.
Marie, J. -. Hanson. Hart. William
Coach. Baraga. =. 4. Walker. Old Me.
slon; A. I. Recs. Houghton. p. G.
fiocier. Bay City.
SwES1's J. W. Harris. Cbarlevoir;
Paul A. Cowgill. Nsvaygo ~. y Quin-
tancc, feioskey; Jay Phillip. Traverse
City; George A. Durham. Manistec, q.
Bastrum. Traverse City.
Nkw LIVINGSTON 0.S Ward, Alma:
Norman Iisli. Detroit. g. IA bradley.
Saranacs Mr. and Mrs r J. Robinson.
Petoskey; T. a. Hayes Detroit. y NJ
hsaith. Nashville, Mira p. b iioin. Ale
gan.
EAofF y ID. Fro=t Allegan. Leroy
Wstfen, Lansing; y L. Colsin. bosnes
Joel wolcott - Johns. % =. Packard.
Chafieties A. - Roberts. Sparta
kNrf T. n Re.lwosi and family. Pe.
toskey; NJ u lief. sparta, y stewart.
ahaFiesoix; J. A. Lyons. level, W. IL
Jameeon Traverse City. ]. N. Mckee
AID dsashteg. Ithaca.
Spfiaes n g i'sckham, ffeeroft. a.
J.. kaeiey. Harvard. A. Z. Young last
lngs, ID q. lais. Cedar spungs, D. v.
MeAFthar. Paris
CLkHsNfrnE trsnk J Lack. pesr.
r. v. Crshsser. Reed City; ~ Wsfd.
Harvard. joan g. Iare. DetFat; ~.
hifnsg, Bay Cstys .. A. stoek, Aackl
eaW City,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

Daniel Schxan is dead. He hanged
himself By the neck There was no
body to cut the rops before his spirit
led. and therefore Daniel IL not lie
was a lover. His love was disappointed
There's the story In a nutshell. All the
world loves a lover; bat Daniel was
built on plan which f0rbids any ex-
cessive admiratioa for him. He had
wife In Germany. and like great many
rnea erassd the society Of another. The
oue hs rrsvesl Tor raised no objection
because he already had wife. His
h.hits war. bad. He would not work
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-10

I notsoe IN Item IN the press sistlnr
that tAs CITY Of fekinr In her Feceut
trip sailed twelve hsndrcd snd forty
mica without mcetinf siasle all
writes = correspondent q the Mash
ineion Star. and this fact h eiic1 -
showing tho ionelin<ss % the Pacific
ocean. in the summer q isso I ieft
san frsncisco on = saii sc.-sl iforueF-
" from Baitimorcb for Pzhan.n. dis-
t4nce four thousand miles. and ON the
rntire route. which lasted fo<y-thrcc
days. We never saw = ssill Loneliness
h DO sord for II. especially when Ne
lay b>calsned In the tnspics. with oar
vessel fioating - heiplessiy at-,uf a. =
chip on = mill pond. the ground srrn
keeping up the monofonous roll % the
vessel from side % side 81 day and
night, and day after day. each rnii b.
ing accompanied by . dap ~ tho sails
and crcaklng 81 the rigging that
might have passed for the zap 81 tie
wings and the wall ~ lost spirits.
When We rad about Noah and hiz
ark we are apt - think that be must
have had rather lonely time. bot thea
hc was out only forty daya and be-
sides. with al the animals. rio. on
board. he had plenty 10 occupy his
time and attention. and II ne wanted
AMUSEMENT 10 WHALE away The time he
had only - start sFarring match be-
tween his naonkeys and parrots.
True. there II no report Of any such
proccedings on HE part. but thai L.
doubtless because there wa@ no rhod-
ern newspaper reporter on hoard.
tell you . man cannot rcaiize what
LONELINESS or cosnfort Is until he has
made some snch trip, and n he wanss
20 complete his educafion IN that line
he should preface n with . tramp Of
two thousand miles over the mountains
and across the deserts amid wolves and
wild indians. a. thousands Of forty
miners did