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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30
N. W. NORTHROP

Rooms -I:S-Fs--
sI1I FLOOR Nj HiokN Trust HuILpikl
Tor fssnts
glrf huose 90 E41i ssr>sst. - uten thrrff -
srtt Nealfhs asr., nth hsrti- Va
0nn hulre "a Wet frfisr street Nth rao1ern
Ia 3rfsTelneHts AMI barn. STA
'ss,ns h.,are "a Uuzlllis asrsss.- Ara ass eass
81 kadi-ssn asorne. fHt
One hs.lsa Nsuth lrtan street. trtNrru
cherry rtrskf aud Wealthy aftDoe. elt1 AL
freslsrr iriif,f,ssfnlefita -
suit ~ rssnfnf Ia lpc !. cprneT taet slE>rt ta1
ftfth etfnue' -
an the above places ven c.ntcnscut -
street csrsf
For r~nics
-ao h.sne.,s s,f NsNtfnrtta kfrfef rrsf FuI-
g., strs., and street ear. Al 50 aud klstsl
Two hors<s sn tf,atlila slfrrt tesf blsaisua
RsenBe and street cars. g "a ant - -
tue huuse al Suut1 luson stree, nth t,sfa
one fou,e al PIN .ssrue. pusr rrioa str~-,.
One ss lsouss IA Wet nr~s. sssr ieanara
%. l'suse ~, Honry street. ~ise n..-iern "a
s,rusenssnis. 8 90
,s k.s, s.,s 4 MOS, strcst near Cher, sirrtt
With modern sfnf,fsIsfrl1esIfs. tsHu
a., several t.faler< ~ ilfrrTnf rrices.
Aarsrt lfs Na.sc, furstsht-d q bald.
Nonfhig 1a,rnonts o. ctber~ise l. spii ter
charor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30
LEGAL.

DROBtTE ORDER Stats % Michigan.
Il County ~ kent, - Al session 81 the
probate court for said county ~ Kent, held ~
the probate office. ia the city ~ sifand Rapids.
and the 9Th day ~ February, IN Tho year one
thousand eight hundred and ninety three.
Present. grus = Perkins. judge Of probate.
IL the matter 81 the estate %
ERNEST ". WiLNfs. deceased.
On reading and sling The rcitiop duly Veri.
hed ~ Luther v Aoultcf. administrator ~
said estate. praying Ter license snd authority -
cell the rial estate 80 -aid deceased. fhercin
described for the seasons anh purposes thsirin
So forth
II - of,ieresi. TIA, Friday. he 18th iay March.
f<o ~ fcu = click ~ the forenoon. ~ said pro-
bate Office. D. appointed fer hearing said fctl-
tirr. aud thst The hfirs ~ iaw - said decreased.
and al lersors interested n ssid estate appear
t<fHre said ep1rf. a. said time and placr. IA
show rauss Why ilcrrse should uo' be granted
- said administrators - sell the real estate as
prass.i for IN said petition.
AMI u a. further crdcroi hat = COPY - this
ORDER BE- ruhiishssl thre~ successive weeks pre-
sioas - said day - hearing ia the Grand Rap
~ Herald. taiiy newspaper, printed and car.
'-'' ~ CSEts &. aERKISs.
a tine eepT.i Judge - frotasr.
HiKar + Jrwrft. Register. thur mar 4
DRoElTF oRDER s,s,eo - Miehissp. coun-
4 - - kent. -. AZ q srss'on ~ fhs Probate
torr flt saia carnfy u Kent. held a. the Pm
bate effife. in 10 cify - Grand Rapids 90 'he
fsh iss - Naret. Ia fhe year Que ihoessnd
eight haadfasi af,l nirrsf three
lf.seft. ynts y Perkins. judge ~ Probate.
Ia ~ natter - tie estate n
THOMAS HUNTINGTON. d~cesssd
A. ifFtfDfsert r. writing fnfpoffine - b. So
i.st ash snf itstanfect - aid deceased having
t~-en Sled ~ fhis couri Or er,stat-.
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fs1 ~ 40 ati,cf ia the frras1ns,. ~ ssif Pro-
hete s.fiier - affotnts't feF pfvtinx ssti 81.
Ars Z is fasster orfierrf thai ratY - fiis
rfsrf p, latIisf-i fhfe- Successive ees-ka PRE-
vsnrt - - ~ asz - tesriaa 81 ffIe tfssd RaP
"a Herald. dati5 snaf~f Ifiafef AM car
e1i4tlne 80 saitt couhtF "a kerf
tYkfs n rEngi<e
"a traa cafg ls.ixe a Probate.
Bssss 4 1eerii kesis'-f shar nrf .
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ffs.iefs afffe Is fhs els - fifaeit h@ftdf. ~
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aad sEfht teafrei Ard fiattf fhf-r
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fetszfftsa bsssHeFick teflre hinf - -
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30

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tnss fistef sat ftsfiaE if@eiff ~strtsfs
fst5s4sfe 80 Plates fts esesf - is~<iff
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slitsf "a Eset@1 ~ este. ir1see ~ zgtsi
fsfss ts.ssse kss ss.szls seeiias fis1fas h :.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30

DIR. Rankin l. graduate 81 Ann Arbor. and
has bad years Of experience in his speciaities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30
wANrEo eoAeoEes.
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30

GRAND RIVER LolAsF NJ. "a. y. and 4. ~.
VI Masonic hall. Lyon street. Charles n.
Norton. W. NJ; l. A. Rodgers. secretary.
noRIc LODGE NO. az. p "A A. M-Dorie
IL hail, No. Sc West Bridge street Dr. 7. Al
bright, ". NJ. Louis Martin. secretary. No 81
Pearl street
VALLEY CITY LODGE No. %. p 4 A. n
Hall Nos. and ~ Lyon street. John kow
son. ". n. t~orse W. labcur, secretary, No.
~ anal street.
GRAND RAPIDS gHlPTER No. :. r. NJ
VI Nssouic hall. >ot : and - Lion sfrres
Ell BonrinE H. r.. No. As North lniou
street ts~orge ". Lako SECRETARY. Nc. -
Canal street
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Want Columns


LOST.
OF 49, 80. s 1850, , 1890 K
"a txnsf stn=t. f>sis ssilse. krfafE ~ Z. A.
kea~sek aud fscess~ ara. - fesii street
tet"iits'ls -.
\ ssSf ua sFoIE> A hlsss sss tao, hlseA
! h.,aad kss<s1 II t~s1fnsd ~ q Nslbsidzs
ssnst
I sssT Near sass hall. usseh y. s,asu ras
4 dox answers "a name q x<Fp.r Placer
pl.sss retssfa "a = Lesss street and recaisr a.
HELe WANTED MAlg.
NrA>TED A osee I've oil fats~s, sssi eas
r>sp ssitee. Hsstsns- fatnituss NsnvfsesaT-
ins Co. iIsstsess. Mich. -
NvA>fED I~epf rr.eisss pnsrhlni.,s
W Apply ~ fsctofy. corner Ihif1 and ffssnt
streets. fes-irs Ato. t.u
WA>Itn tomp@se,s and Fellshse ssls<snsa
W 10 call On shsissAis ffsae successful
stisrltsE 50 "a teacher yFstefsetl fefefehse- -
quirsd Write AZ nAse, " n tlien A Ia. Hsy
AZ pyari-orn ssseet. Thiraxo. m.
6ELP WAIVED FEMALE.
VHA>TFD- 4 eesnt.etent honsensid Arrly
w 10 Afs. J. T. Earle, NO Fountain street.
WANTED Competent SRI FOR general
w Homework. Ia ;. union street.
wANrGO AGENTS.
WASfEp In every town in Michigan.
w agents and esnvas>crs la handle novel
ties and household s.eciaitis<- Call. or adj
com, sa T., street ' ps. nse bon
NA>TED Agents To sell our choice and
M -.
spsciai varieties, beth IA fruits aud ornament
als a. offer which are controlled only By us.
We pay commission salary. Write us nj csce
Tor terms. and sccore choice 81 territory. May
hfofhers. nnTsrFymon. Rochester, y. \.
WE offer asents hle mone,. IN exclusives ter.
w rtot3. our sales cell at SIGHT IN city or
country. Agents llrst in held actual, GETTING
rich. One agent In day cleared Ssl.sa. -
can yvu. Catalogue free. Address Alpine Safe
20. No. So 81 .Iark street. ,lnclnnaIl. one.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
WANTED Position. hy a Young lady. In
W either doctors or dentist : office best
at references. Address M. H.. carrier No. 3. s
WANTED By an experienced bookkeeper a.
w bookkceper. assistant bookkcepcr or
responsible ofhcework can furnish hrst-class
references as Ia ability. character. habits. etc.
Address - Sherman street. Grand Rapids,
Mich. itf
INEXPERIENCED stenoTrapher male do
IL sires position. Address y. box 4. Herald
Office. h
FOR RENT- ROOMS.
>----~---~---->>-~->~
I,OR RENT Furnished rooms In the Wine
gar block; steam heated. gas aud bath
rooms No. Is South Division street. 3i2
FOR RENT HOUSES.
IVOR RENT-tiood 6-rocm house. 81 month
II g. n. Edison. % Canal. Phone 1853.
FOR RENT BUSINESS.
LNoR RE>T-The stores now occupied h,
II Weatherly a Pnlte. on Pearl street
Possession given May l. For particulars in
qnir- 81 Enos Putnam. - Monroe street ST
WANTED 70 RENT.
vVyASTED Furnished house by family ol
w three. no children Address NJ. care car
rier No, 4.
vNASTED-A suite of three furnished or un
w furnished rooms. with bath IL possible
must be centrally located Address 4. F.
Herald office. n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30

psYTtsIAN DIRECTORY.
IOWA> LODGE No. Regular eouven-
Y tions Tuesday evenings ~ - O'Clock ~
the hall, No. 6is and ti7 South Division street.
Visiting knights cordially invited. William e.
Wood. q. G.; Charles ID. Neahr. h. 81 X. and ;.
VALLEY CITY LODGE No. IA Regular
convention every Monday evening ~ ga
Hall corner Bridge and Scribner streets. X. y.
Wslcott. c. g.. W. f. Stevens. n. - H. and ;.
4 lily IOIhE No. 10 Hall In Pages block.
L. corner flainfeid and Colt svenres. Regn-
lar CONVENTIONS every Friday evening 81 a.
O'Clock. A. l.. Caikins, L. e.. Leu A. Caro-, n.
of X. and :.
IMPERIAL LODGE No ia Regular con-
i vsntion every Tuesday evening a. socisck
At Xix hell. Ionia street. W. n Perkins, =
CIV. T. Neahr. n. Of X. and :.
Tuesday March u. work In third degree.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30

IN ACRES gardening laut only two mile
~ from the city hall. Will sell ~ bars sil
or exchange for cheap house and - MI
rent n for one or more year. Willard 4
Griffibs. No Canal street. se-tf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-30
WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED Furnished house by family Of
W three. no children. Address NJ, care car
rier No, 4.
"ASTED-A suite Of three furnished or IN
w furnished rooms. with bath IL possible;
must be centrally located Address \. r.,
Herald office. n
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01
A Remedy for General Utility,

II ID among the follies Of which many
manufacturers Of many proprietary rene
dies are guilty, 10 term their remedies
'panseeas." or TO claim for them the quail.
ity Of panaoess. There 10 no such thing as
. ~"panacsa," which means = remedy adapted
TO all diseases. This absurdity has never
been perpetrntsd bv the proprietors of Hos
letters Stomach Bittsrs. but they do
claim. and with Justice. that II ia a remedy
for general utility. and this because IL re-
stores that regular and vigorous condition
of thc stomach, liver and bowels which
oonduoo to .hs recovery Of general health.
Thus II fortihes the system against malaria
by infusina stamina. end causing hArmo-
nious action Of ths organs which, az long
- they 90 right, are tho best guarantee
against an epidemic malady like ehills and
fever. II aooomptishss = double purpose
BY stimulating activity OF the kidneys,
since IL not only prevents their diaeasc and
decay. but sxpels from the blood through
them impurities that cause rheumatism,
govt and dropsy. Use II with confidence.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01
A SurnrlAAd CITY Mia.

A pretty typewriter employed in the gov
eminent building, whose vacation was
spent on a farm, will never attempt to feed
pigs again. 1t has leaked out that while
up in the country she requested permission
to feed tho pigs. This was granted to her
Of course, aud abe took u big bucket ct milk
and went to the little inclosure where about
q dozen hungry pigs were anxiously wait,
ing for their evening meal. Tho pretty
city miss went into the place and started
- pour the milk into a trough. At sight
Of the milk tho hungry porkcrs all rushed
1T her, and ~ a result she was knocked
head over heels, aud the milk was spilled
all over her, and she was glad to escape
with her life.@ Cincinnati Enquirer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01

To rescue man from tho inn stsd guilt Of
AAan2 No, modern psychology swesps
that Notion aside, for IL 10 oontRadistsd BY
The facts Of our common human nature.
toryl No. historical science admits no such
dual realm In human Affairs. Ths modern
mind 10 4 ntolsrant of all mere assumptions.
Whom men Of scientific training hear dog
matists assert ths oo.squal sonship OF Jeaus
In The tsiuns Godhsad. or his rriestly office
In sasriosin hinsslf to satisfy tue DE-
mands Of justice. the question l: pressed:
evidence on tAsss mattsrsp
Tho popular claim that d additional Chris.
tianity 10 p~rs.sminsntly historical 10 .
clrious assn N ption, for u builds apon
miracles nowhere olso admitted In history.
while II uses shs evangelical records. not ~
revelation. BY . ! rcoess contrary to scien.
THO historical investigation. the Hrologist
extracts from legends and mysticism .
miraculous product without kinship with
anything else In history. and Shis lie names
historical Ch~,ts,ianisyw In opposition
this porIraiturs which 10 unhistotioal, vs.
demand . really historical conception OF
jesus person and ministry. And X his
t%orioul, then hs was sh0 natural outcome OF
human. but still divine. conditions. This
theory neither denies his greatness nor de-
Il locates him Historically. and Offers m
explanation which brinas him nearer and
makes him dsHrsr 10 u6. II historical. we
must disrobs him of marvel aud miracle.
ths natural product Of apostolic love and
FANCY. Historical science never resorts 10
tbs miraculous for an sxplsnssion nor pss-
mits II 10 obs0s'o or distost the rsAl ohAs-
acler Of its NEST illuslrinns men. And yst.
his 10 net 10 dishonor bnt rather 10 discover
Jesus. II historical, Va muse understand
his ministry 40 nm education Of man In lovo
and sightsousnsss rather than 40 . sAo'i-
hsial reconciliation Of God. for all Gu or
natural sodsmptivs schemes are not only
above ths plane of human affairs bat con-
trary 10 The tsachinRs Of history.
Jssus himself placed bis ministry on q
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01

NOTICE TO Co-OWNERB-TQ MICHAEL
~ Weiland. Henry Hei.sr and Joan Wal.
lSSs's Sap.. I'D min %' ln asts.a t aSs,S'a aol a"s: in
work. labor and impro vcmen,s upon the Nelson
quarts lode claim In blue Cloud mining district,
appear BY certificate filed August ~, 1898, In the
ofacs Vt the recorder Of said couAty. In order "
hold said ~premlses under the provisions Of 500
hsins The amount required 10 hold the came for
the year eommsuc!nG January I. iiess, 70 the ys>r
ending Decent Der 10. 1898, and II within ninety
lisation you fall or refuse to contribute your
proportion Of snch expenditure .(fer representa-
your intorsst In said claim Will bcooms the
property Of tho unde.signsd. under said section
ASIA Of the Revised btatutss o. the United
States. CHARIIkb NELSON.
iivst publication Aug, ~, .H9A
Dated Helena. MontAnA, Aug. 70, 1893
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01

To eradicate tho poisons vhish produce
fever ami saus. take Ayers Agus Care. II
cures without leaving ~ injurious effect
upSs che system, and ID ths ealy nsdieins
10 sxis.snos which may be considered On
absolute auSidots for malaria.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01

NOTICE 10 CREpITORS-IN THE DIR
~ irict court Of the 6rst judicial district Oi
tbs state Of Montana, In and for the county Of
Lewis and Clarke.
Estate Ut Jennie |. Wilmer. deceased.
Notice In hereby given by tho updorslgnsd, ad-
ministratOr of the estate Of Jennie /. Wilmer,
having claims aEainst the said deceased, to AZ.
hlibN them. with tho necessary vouchers, within
four months after the. 6rst publication OF this
office Of NJ AsssnA I,ullArd, Room 4 told block.
Helena, Mont. the same bsi.s the place for the
transaction OF the business Of said sstats In the
- JOSEPH II. WILMER,
Administratov Of the estate Of Jennie l. Wit
msr. dsera aed.
Dated Ssplrmbsr Q. 1893.
tisst publication Sept. ~. 1909.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01
TAHsx : Ills!

pr. Cations Reliable Comp ound for Ladies are
bAfs, Prompt, EtisstuA!. Tho original and only
aenutrs MonAn's Salvation. kent direct, $i
sealed, Advice ere& CATION btkC W, bes
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01
THE AMERICAN
NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS
ASSOCIATION,

OF which this paper is a men,
Der, has a standing offer of a
gold medal valued at $so,to be
awarded to any one who invents
any mechanical device whereby
the process of producing news
papers is cheapened, or that will
be in any way a benefit TO pub
- ...- #I .EN.. rr.. Itf ~ t-E
fishers. '2aF H'"'oa. ra""
For further particulars address
the secretary at the office, 400
POTTER BUILDING, New
| York.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-10-01
TREAsUxy pEfAnTMlNT. I
OFFICE OF THE CoAPTRoLLsA ~ TEE

CURRnNUy,
WAsuINoroN. d. o.. espt. IL 1899.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PEH-
~ snrs who may have olAims against "lhs
that tho same msst b. presented to Thomas A.
naFlow, receiver. With the lesa! proof tAsreof.
s. disaIsssi. jAEES n. tCxEIk
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-22
A Little French Is Dangerous Thing.

A Little French Is O Dangerous Thing.
Several American journals published
q recent dispatch from Paris that might
easily have been manufactT red in New
York. in which a coup d'etat, military
revolution and d state of siege, followed
by possible executions, were all men
toned. Just as if one of the South Amer
lean republics were referred to, instead
Of France in the year 1893.
We dor wish to say anything disa-
greeable to the author Of this correspond
ence. but perhaps he might do well to
make himself little more familiar with
the terms used in political language.
When he said that the people feared ga
coup d'etat ON the part of the royaists
against the republic" he evidently meant
coup de main, because a coup d'etat
can only be made by an established gov
eminent. It is n violent measure to
which the chief of state has recourse
when he wishes, for example, to get rid
of a troublesome legislature, as in the case
of Louis Napoleon on the Cd of Deem
Der.
At the present time in France Presi-
dent Carnot alone can make coup
d'etat, but the republic has nothing to
fear from the grandson of the organizer
of victory As to pretender like the
Due dOrleans, all that he could attempt
against the republic would be coup de
main similar to those which threw
ridicule upon the future Napoleon III al
Strasburg and Boulogne, and, more
over Touis NaDo1eOn had narfisana in
the army, which Is more than can be
said of the Due dOrleans-New York
Courier des Etats Unis.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-22
Death Must Have Been a relief.

Rose Donahue, who died at Pawtucket,
r. l., few days ago, had been bedrid-
den, it is said, for thirty-eight years.
The deceased was remarkable for her
memory and intelligence. When she was
nine years old she was stricken down,
and from that time never left her bed.
After time her feet became locked one
upon the other and knitted together
the right being concealed beneath the
left. Her hands were without palms,
and four bits Of homeless flesh six inches
long on the right wrist and three on the
left were her fingers. Her head was alb
normally large, and her hair long, and
her face and eyes expressive. She was
also dwarfed by the disease, and at the
time Of her death was but three feet in
height. philadelphia Ledger.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-22
EgGEN1THHz5z
~~yw
fur for Bald HeatIs.

DR.. John Eye, Readings skin grating
specialist, who year ago or more gained
considerable notoriety by successfully
transplanting skin from the forearm OF
colored man TO the leg of a white man,
and who subsequently manufactured
dime museum freak by planting flow
ing mustache upon the upper lip of
handsome young woman, Is continuing
his experiments in that direction. The
doctors latest achievement, performed
with every evidence of success, is that
of supplying baldheaded man with
covering of hair that football player
might envy. The patient upon whom
this operation was performed is Charles
Mueller. of Washington, and the subject
from whom the material was drawn to
cover the bare spot on the patients head
was Mr.. Gertiesu.
Dr. Eye removed from the head Of
Gertiesu piece of scalp 1t inches wide
by "a inches long. well covered with
hair, and replanted it upon the head Of
Mueller. The soreness created by the
removal of portion of Gertiesu's scalp
is almost healed, the doctor having so
skllifully drawn the lacerated scalp to-
gether as to almost remove all evidence
of its removal with the exception of two
small spaces, which he purposely left
with the view of further experiments.
He will cover those spots with hair COW
cred skin taken from some animal, and
upon the successful attachment of that
transplanted animal skin upon the head
of Gertiesu depends the fate of the fu-
ture baldheaded men.
If the doctor be successful the bald
will no longer be compelled to hide their
badness under the old fashioned, un-
comfortable wig, but can simply sur
render themselves to the doctor and have
transplanted to their pates the covering
of some other fellow who is willing to
surrender his hair for golden salve.-
Philadelphia Record.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1893-03-22
UNDERGROUND RAILWAYS.
How Berlin Proposes to Solve the Problem
of Rapid Transit.

How Berlin Proposes to Solve the Problem
of Rapid Transit.
Railroads on the surface, railroads in
the air and railroads underground have
been tried in the great cities, and their
relative advantages are still holly dis
puted by engineers and the public. New
York and Brooklyn are completely
mashed" on their elevated roads. All
they want is an improvement of the sys
tenn to permit of more trains at the busy
hours and one more road to supply
rapid transit from the city hall region
straight to the north end of the city.
London seems to be equally well salts
ned with her wonderful underground
system, and now Berlin has declared her
intention TO abolish surface tracks and
put all the lines under ground.
In truth, the conditions are different.
The trolley and electric motor systems
would not do at all in the busy sections
of Berlin or New York, and the London
Omnibuses on Broadway or Park row
would be simply ridiculous. Even IN
the German capital, with its placid,
home loving and phlegmatic people, there
were counted within sixteen hours on
the corner of Friedrich strasse and Inter
den Linden 120,016 foot passengers and
l3.479 vehicles, and on the POtsdamer-
rlatz 1900 foot passengers and Il, 1863
vehicles Every year social philosophers
protest against the mad rush of people
to the cities and every year the rush is
greater.
The Berlin electric company intimates
that the necessary tunnels will cost
S212, 800 per mile, as under the city at a
depth of from ten to twenty feet has al
ready been constructed great labyrinth
Of gas and sewer pipes and telegraph
and telephone wires, while the bed OF a
broa3 and deep river would appear TO be
an insuperable obstacle. But London
has overcome almost equal obstacles,
and since November, 1890, electric mo-
tors have been introduced in that part
of the tunnel which connects the city
with the southern suburbs. The result
exceeded the most sanguine expecta-
tons. All the difficulties which the steam
engines produced were removed at once
by this change.
An additional difficulty in Berlin, how
ever, is that the citizens will not submit
to have the streets torn up even tempo
rarily, and so new system of tunneling
must be adopted. Railroad Director
Mackinson has recently invented ma
chine especially for this kind Of work,
which is considered marvellous success.
As far as the unscientifc mind can COM
prehend his system, it seems to consist
mainly of driving each separate section
Of the tunnel forward into the earth.