Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-30

Il The Lsingston yesterday sftsrsoon-
watching ths veterans dcooratang the
Soldiers monument Mr.. seward wears
IN his lapel the button q Loyl Legion
and 10 ssA II Secretary seward ~hom
the Lnesln oonspirstors attempted 90
assssssnste- lie looked Al the tail shaft
which besg,exks the vsiof 81 the Grand
Rapids scldiers in the war and said: Il
notice that Getts, burg 10 one Ut the
battles on that piece II granite 10
patriotism dead. wonders IL 10 only
recently that an electric railway has run
line across the field IL 6etisy burg
For two miles the Topography has b~sn
wholly changed Ia Supply earth Tor the
road bed. Posts noe stand 70 support
the trolley wire. where once the stone
fence turned rebel bulletA" There
was the slightest tremor IN
his voice as he made the
statement. Persons nowadsys. the
present generation. IT least cannot IN
.ierstand ahe emotions which man Who
fought at Gettysburg feels when be-
knows u this The fight was one II the
decisive battles IL the var and one 81 the
iiercest ever known 1t would seem
that grateful nation would prevent
this dissertation 1t q field that ran red
with the blood u brave men. IL love ~
salor and love OF country dying out.
Tomorrow the MANNED and crippled
lewearers Of the blue, like that man over
there twisting the black cloth about the
basin. will visit thousands of graves
where sleep the men and boys who
loved country and peace more than life
and will place flowers on the little
mounds. and over the spot where lies
the brave. faithful. loving heart. will b-
placed the glorious flag for which he
died that IL might wave. Today the
body Of man who caused the death ~
these sleeping heroes il being
borne with all the honors minds
can suggest through the states where
once waved the stars and harn The
arch rebel OF ages tomorrow will he
buried at Richmond and the south will
weep afresh and the old feeling will
break out anew. Which think you de
serve the tears and which the curses!
Such q scene on such day II possible
In one nation on earth. the nation which
that man over there" pointing TO tho
soldier, fought to save"
K Skinner il one of the few mer-
chants 81 Bedding who escaps<i the big
fire. The town in too lively said he.
Ito stay down. We're not going % do
the Phoenix act. that's a chestnut; but
we're preparing 10 do the building act
When the turn Ia done il will lie a
1000 per cent better than il ever was.
blessings often take queer guisc, ever
notice it!"
A. Gahr. Cincinnati. IL signature on
The Morton register. Mr. Gahr in a
young man. ridiculously young: young
1 ia enn not
business life. He sells railroad supplies.
more than any young dealer In the
country. The nimble dollar has given
up eluding him. and now seeks to repose
safely in Gahr's inside pocket The sue.
cessful man said that business this year
was something phenomenal. Every road
in the country was figuring on world q
fair travel. and consequently needed new
equipment. that meant that the supply
men were taking large orders. both for
freight and passenger traffic. I've
worked hard" he continued, land now
I'm going up the q. X. 4 /. 10 catch a
} few trout. That's all right about the
golden hook. I've several hundred dol
lars locked up in fishing tackle and il
pays good dividends every year."
There goes a woman who is wearing
. /
mems. said "A travelling man at The
Livingston yesterday. The woman
lifted skirt high enough 10 show a leg
encased in black and pink silk Just
why swagger looking girl like she
will wear stockings Of that sort is nice
question. I'm selling that line Of goods
and for fact the majority 81 goods
are Of the rainbow order. Rainbow
; legs. startling isn't it. Really. the swell
. woman are not running TO anything Of
that sort in hosiery, quiet colors solid
} Ii Is easy enough 10 tell woulan's
social standing 10y her stockings. they
are bound 10 be seen at some period
, When you notice woman who carries
multitude 81 colors about her legs
she's one 81 two things. out for cold
bottle or isn't in the best society
Apropor the women IL Grand Rapids
wear the worst foot gear I've seen In q
long time. run down at the heel AS il
wee. Ii looks bad. and stylishl,
!, frockcd woman detracts from the tou,
ensemble by her ill-clad feet
! Arthur L. Bevans. late chief clerk oI
: the Burdick. Kalamazoo. took position
behind the deck at Sweets this morn
ing. Mr.. Bevans il we'll known To thu
travelling public. and will attract new
guests TO Colonel Risicy's hostclry.
! Il. J. Lowery. editor 81 the Holland
7 City Record was at The Livingston yes
: terday. lie says that Howard City i.
! enjoying building boom. that the Rec
: ord has no delinquent subscribers. and
that the oof bird is flying high.
a. 4. Hustled. a wealthy resident al
Lowell. registered at The Livingston
yesterday Mr.. Hustled runs an orang,
: farm in Georgia during the winter. anc
; IL prepared H. furnish Lowell brides witt
the fragrant blossoms gratis.
Mrs. William Andrus proprietress n
the Cutler house. Grand Haven. dinec
AT The Livingston. She says that TN.
. fire at Spring Lake may hurt the sum
rner travel at the Haven, but still the,
look for good season.
Ell T. Saltcr formerly manager IL tn.
Grand. is at The Morton. The larg.
weed on his hat tells the story ~ III.
sudden death 81 his wife at Baltimore u
pneumonia
, Mr. and Mrs. Farnhan Lyon ~ IN,
| Bancroft house. Saginaw. dincd af Tb'
Morton yesterday On route to Chicago
4. l.. Bemis. proprietor a the Car-or