Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-29

"Dsf son ever meet one Of tie cid
Inc LOUISIANA tsencnuasnr ASKED A.
iasss~ezssI. o. tascsEo. IL tAe Hofloa
yesterday. Most asiiEhlfal subject
- TIE weird. tbs sublime s<otisnl and
exalted prfeobsi VANITY arc charming
Ia the extreme. 1 wss n >ee Orleans
solfie tinas ago. and one asy While ous
for = bfs2sneF Ga the ola sissii road. 1
met tspiosi spsc Enen OF tie Lout
sslla defendants Of toe D'A1sefgnss
and tho Lamsfunes lie w&s sesI
ened little dres .ap soa OF Ia h<iie
ffaucsls- He had Bernnsris legs. and
~Axec nlastache aud lmpersl. There
~asnt very much Ct ban. hat wat
there w2s, WAS Charming. ''ssoo1 Morn.
ing sssd ]. .oood morning. %
morning, monsieur" Le replied.
Gree; country you have here" sag
gestec. Mere. monsieur, nlegsi--
he took II - . pef>onAl compliment
~ - fefy great countfy, indeed"
"bessiopeG wonderfully aBce the
wsy," ! continued ''oui; ferry wonder
fully" he replied. automatically.
Were you IN the WAR; 1 ssksd--l
hadn't the ieast idea ne Was. bat
Thought Il would please him 10 oe mic
taken Tor . soldier. 'sDul, oul. mon-
sieur. / serve Viz General Be&urerafde.
lie BRAY gelersl-suprrt<-" "ifou
about General Lesz' ssntnred- Gen
era. Lcef' be inquired. General
I-sey Je ne sals pss.' What don't
you know Less' zskec. ''He - the
general that led Grant sucn = LIVELY
dance around Richmond. lou nust
know OF General Ieef' ssOoi, ous,
hear General Besuregarde speaK Of
him. lie do fiery we'll; goot man.
But B<suregsrde-Ie hrsv' general.
Greatest re world has svar seen; serve
via him."
Samuel X. Browne, the veteran Kali
amazoo stockmsn and partner Of SEN
Atcr Stockbr,dge, MAS . gusst IN tie
Morton yesterday. Mr.. Browne has
recently returned from . western trip
and hn improved health 10 the subject
for congratuistion on the part OF ne
| friends. 4''1 he Kalamazoo stock farm
- making great preparations for THE
season." sa.d Ar. Browne. I'VE ex.
| pect To see some great work Gone by
ZONE of the horses on our string. Bndd
Doble has Belle Vera. aud l think the
mare will be able TO do EOS before the
season Is over. We have q brother OF
| Belle Vera OF whom great thiDgs are
expected he was trofter, but We
have trained hun to pace, and expect q
2:l0 clip fion HIM before tue season Il
over"
Last evening Post 4, Knights Of the
Grip, held It's annual meeting IN tue
New Livingston and elected the follow
ing officers. Chairman, Warren y.
Barclay; v;ce-ch9lrman, Herbert Baker
secretary, FredfBizke. treasurer. J. IL.
Dswley. After the election Was held
j. \. Gonzales read . paper exhortlns
the post TO use tie influence 10 secure
the annual meeting Of the state organ
ization for Grand Rapids and urging
/ the members TO lay as.de their indiher-
ence 10 the welfare OF the post aud 90
all III tneir power TO extend It's lnsiu.
ence.
| Edwin Buckley. general manager OF
the Manistee a Northeastern road, ~as
= guest IN the Morton yesterday. lie
was accompanied hy the Misses Jennie
and Gertrude Wing. and George c.
| Durham. I'VE are on our way 10
Florida TO spend part OF the winter
said Mr. Buckley. THE railroad busi.
ness IN Msnistee 10 rather quiet just q,
present. The hanistee 4 Northeastern
will build several branches this sprlng
to tap the hardwood along its northern
! diylslon."
Mark Irish has been made manager
OF the Palmer 1ouee in Chicago at al
annual salary OF 50, 900 and . snare OF
the profits, the whole not To exceed
$4,000 year. Mr.. irish 10 . cousin oi
Ia. u. Irish Of The New Livingston.