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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
TONIGHT, APPOINTMENTS.

Mayor Stuart siii submit has appoint
mrut 70 The common council this even
ing The political balance Il power il
held ~ Alderman Gervers. and 1t IL
probable. "a one case az least. that an
appDintment A.. be- made a party ISSUE
amt Continuation withheld. Alderman
G-rvers will he able - break the oppo-
siuau by voting with the republicans.
bat whether he all 10 - depends alto
gether upon the view he shall take IL
The matter.
The present city attorney has held
Office for several years. During his
tenure be has performed the duties Il
the office aoceptably. and has been duly
r,4uitcd IL dollars and cents lie has
no aioral or political claim L. a further
tenure. When Mayor Stuart Was
electrd tho people gave expression to
tholr demand that change should t-
made IN every Office affected by his elec-
ton. 10 refuse 10 rstIfy his nomination
AR city attorney - equisalent To dis
ob-ying the command 20 the people.
Tho issue Is not wholly a political
one. The question ID largely whether
Ne are prepared 10 continue one man
forever ia sfiicc. who has already had
his quota q honOrs amt rsSsr,isA Mr..
Taylor ought o. be manly enough to
abide by the decision 10 the majority
and ~ step out II the Office to make
rooru tur successor. The democrats ia
tn council should BE- "a broad in Their
views A. scr, the United States -ens
tors VIXEN Cleveland was FIRST elected
president. They should inquire only "a
b. the hta.-s and ability 81 the mayors
appointment
II . understood. however. that tho
party whip viii be- cracked IL this
shall be done Alderman G.rvers will De-
gwen an opportunity ID prove his inde
p.sndence and desire 81 serve the people.
Wal he rot b. -.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

Mr. CleNs holds that the recent ex
elements in the financial and stock
markets are but the concomitan,s az
general liquidation. The markets have
50 long been subjected ~ the elements
- credit operations. largely inflated by
fictitious speculative risks. that settle
rl~nt Vas demanded The WISER hnan-
ciers anticipated the Disturbances
vhich souId attend liquidation. and
we're prepared o. receive and parry thr
shoek This PREPARATION nuliihed whar
W1uld othsrvi.s, hs4e been a Wild break
ia prices
fa.uo ,nE the climax - these tran
=ifory Disturbances. Mr Cievs SAYS:
''rbe state uppn Which the market has
nov entered = one % caution. conservs
;izu. -ss-rirte.i means and diminished
numh.rs in the rank - operators, aud
that means. 'or some time a. come. "a
ronfrarfier q speculative transactions
AifAoura u Seems safe o. conclude n at
TIE No7st ~ tins SECOND phs@s Il ths
cri~ss hss been experienced yet j, would
- e nnstake o. conclude that IL vii -
az once sue~eejesi ~ any buoysn, 70
,-overy Tiul- must - allowed fos 70
pair = tLe shock - rnd,lence for 70
slastraent=. fnr tie iHfluS Il new cap
tal
There sre rev conditions booming up
that nisg .nably te expected a. pro
iuce better feeling our disturbed
financial relations with other countries
have manif~~tly passed their so-s;
phase The IMPORTS show declining
Tendency. shich = likely . 20 -till mare
marked At lsier stage The EXPORTS
though ztJl relatively nsht are likely Ia
De- -.-a augmented through the crop
damage IN Europe causing dersnc
fsr pur isrssr surplus = wheat Thes
charges nay - expected - msisrtaliy
rc.sucs eur liability O. rrpcrt zold foF
the aeNt fr~ s-sss
-f',e sutsa'~nce = ne x'l9 alarm.
which have caused thc iBterior banks "a
withdraw isrve aulonnt- = DEPOSITS
f-rui fhe rifv vii have the elect ~
causing tis.se tan<s - return tho
fln,ia. which etl ess~ she ~trirgeury
in discounts snd rake money uera
svsiai-is f,r sh'cs svchsn-r u~es With
s-easee sfes.ii-e--- IN fhese 6asurlsl
-cesiltaor= "a nav bepe fhst Engilsli
i1ve-fnr- wi heun o. -ho~ q preference
o. Ar,ar,.su .srafff,es ov-F ths e.
hria assres frm whirh they ar nnw
/. ssarr.-t -nfsftag
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
FOLLY OF IT SHOWN
Streets Of Chicago Alive yester-
day With Persons
WHO WOULD VISIT the FAIR


CHICAGO. May lt-Another paritani-
cal Sabbath was observed nj the fair
grounds today. FROM 10 O'Clock Ia the
morning until o'clock la the evening
there VAS Al almost continuous stream
VI wanderers passing down Stony leland
avenue. along the whole western extent
~ the fair grounds. Then there Was
line Of buegi-s. carriages tsllyh and
other righs which contained persons " ho
desired TO have a glimpse u the fair
buildings over the fence.
All the side shows were packed. the
Wild west show having at least $500
More than 3uD people found their way
o. the grounds, despite the well adver-
tised fact that no visitors would be al
mitted Ii was an ideal spring day.
bright and warm, and nearly everybody
Vas out ~ doors. There was nothing
for the thousands Of visitors 10 do but
Ia walk the streets or try 10 crowd into
the places ~ amusement that were
open. Nearly l5Uo attended the ball
game and the streets down town were
crowded all day with thethousands who
did not care Ia make the trip 70 jackson
Park tn see the catch penny shows that
line the streets Just outside the fair
grounds
The Boston Symphony orchestra IL
ninety musicians, under the direction u
Franz kneisel. held a rehearsal in Music
hall this afternoon and expressed them
selves we'll satisfied with the acoustic
qualities % the structure. They will
give concerts tomorrow afternoon and
TUESDAY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
ALLEGED TO ca EvnNY.

Husband 10 you knos that every
tine xotnan gets angry si.e stiNis ice
wrinkle o. her fscs'
Mife No. dsi ao.; bal II n 10 - !
pressme IL " = wssr pressssen Il nature
60 let the world knos what .st ~ Q
husband = woman hss New York
Weekly.
Il und-rv,and nos.- ssid the rural
guest al = banquet. -~h, The, cell cham
payne dry"
-Ahs-
Yep Iisin ~ day noe. The more
sSolier drinks u n the dryer be gc,s -
Washington Star.
Wife want . spring fs,nnet
Husband What kind - = one. de~ry
wlfe-Any Kind - ts stylish and
nice.
Husband Very ~eA. dear. you shsll
have = heat spring ole
Stranger sm Ia se.,ch - an editor.
Hoe many reepie IA this tosn know
how "a run = newspsg.rs
k~iitor-WeIl. the population nun.
beers dh1--Afisnts Cobstitutssn-
-Dead men tell NO talok" they say.
but some q the LATEST ncsels leave the
impression that they were post aortena
edurts- WashIngfon Ne~s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
TOWING THE CARAVEI.S
IL Will Bc the Middle 81 July When
Chicago u Reached.

W,sHISGToN. May IL Unless some.
thing goes anlss In the plans of the
navy department. the visitors To the
worlds fair wall have an opportunity Ia
see the Columbian caravels floating IL
the Lagoon about the first Of July. Some
time ago Inquiries were begun To ascer-
tain the most feasible route between
New York and Chicago 10y water. the
primary purpose being To facilitate the
passage ~ the coast survey vessel Blake
and incidentally IL the caravals
The Erie canal route Was found
Ia De impraciicable 10y reason II the
fact that several stationary bridges were
80 low that the carayels could not pass,
beneath them. even we're the masts re
moved. Then the possibilities ~ the
1T. Lawrence route We're canyasssd and
now arrangements are being made &C.
send the carayels Ia Chicago by that
route. Yesterday the navy department
solicited bids Tor towing the vessels a.
Chicago. The route Ia more than LOO
miles long. and at the regulation navai
speed II will require about twenty days
81 make the journey. The expense 81
towing will be borne by the Spanish
government
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
POINTS ABOUT PERSONS.

John White ~ Warreuton. North Car
DINA. who Mas the commissioner II
North Carolina in England during the
war. and who purchased for the state
the celebrated steamer Advance. al
though 70 years old. holds himself as
erect and walks with as buoyant step
a. n man II % years.
Gen. George q. Greene. the oldest liv
ing graduate IL West Point. celebrated
his ninety third birthday recently at the
residence ii his son in New York. He
entered the late var as colonel Il the
Sixteenth New York regiment and came
out major general.
Roswell g. Horr. who WAS raised in
the west AID went east to grow up with
the county. us-s the identical chair
that Horace Greeley used Ia sit in. and
he writes for the Tribune ON it's found
er's favorite neutrality-suspicious..
Archibald Forbes IL engaged in the
preparation 81 two articles. one On Bis
marck and one on Won Molike. which
will portray the moments in their q,
rcers when they We're az their greatest.
Judge Daniels ~ Buffalo. II the su-
preme court. rose Ia his present position
from the cobbler's bench. The poet
Whittier worked as a shoemaker in has
early days. -
The Rev. Thomas Sturgeon will sail
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

CBicAco. May l4.-In the gallery 81
the German section In manufacturers
hall Germany has arranged an educa-
tional exhibit. one that will not only at.
tract attention IL university professors
and scholars. but which will be just as
interesting 10 the public at large. IL
was the intention of the government 10
produce a mo~t complete survey ii the
life. work. administration and the his
tory III German schools. from the village
school to the research ~ the universe
ties. DIR. Bosse. Prussian minister IL
education. il the direct exhibitor The
entire display covers an area of s2.OU0
square feet in the western gallery 81 the
building. The exhibit comprises three
divisions. as follows: Public schools.
education Of the teachers, normal
schools. high schools. for girls and asy
lums for the blind. deaf mutcs and
idiots; high schools and colleges; uni
versities. libraries. etc. All 81 these
branches III education are illustrated by
pamphlets giving exact data and stats
tics. which will tc distributed u visi-
tors. Next 10 the maps and globes now
in use will he placed those that helped
10 cniighten the scholars four centuries
ago-in this manner the methods of
pelagogues is illustrated in dra tic
manner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
COIORED BAPTIST MEETING.
The Members OF the southern Con.
vention Attend I'm Force.

NASHVILLE. Tenn. May II. At the
gospel tabernacle tonight fully 200
negroes met in mass meeting. in the in
terest II missions. The meeting was
composed 81 colored baptists. except
probably a hundred white citizens and
members IL the Southern baptist con
vention. The meeting was presided
over by DIR. NJ. y. Vann. colored. CORES
ponding secretary 81 the baptist con
vention of Tennessee. and supcrintend-
ent of missions as well AS
president Of the American Ma
tional baptist. convention. There
were stirring missionary addresses
by leading members 81 the Southern
baptist convention. including DIR. I. H.
Bell Of Virginia, DIR. J. William Jones 81
Atlanta and DIR. Fills. There was then
a contribution by the members IL the
colored churches present, amounting 10
several hundred dollars. This after
noon a missionary meeting at the tabcr
nac.e attended 10y white baptists raised
s.y6I for missionary purposes The com
mittee on time and place ~ holding the
next meeting have decided in favor Of
Dallas. Texas. The first business to
morrow morning will Toe the report on
home missions. \ mass meeting in this
interest will be held at the tabernacle
at night.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
PRIDE OF THE GENTLE SEX.
Susan u. Says the Womcn's Congress
Will Iie Great.

CHICAGO. May IL. The women's
congress next week will he one 70 the
most notab.. ever held by women. sald
SusAn ". Anthony NJ the Palmer house
today. The Palmer house IL the headquar
ters q TN" congress. and Mrs. Hachaoi
Poster Avery wa busy all day
today IN receiving tho arrivals
while her three secretaries we're
busy at the art institute arranging de-
tails for the opening - the morning
Among the arrivals today were. Mrs.
Lucy Stone Mississippi. Alice Stone
Rockwell - B,ston. Mrs George "
Shields ~ Philadelphia. DR. Mary H.
Stiilwsll president - the WomsBs Den
tai association. HARDNESS Ihorhorg
Rape - sweden. Mrs Clara Norton.
Mrs. EhSsteth J skinner and Mrs
Annie y Msyr, - New York
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

penis the future eour.e II the infants.
The spanish representatives. u 10 under
stuod. insist that the return visit u the
princess is oas thai 10 due ~ courtesy.
and should 10 paid Th~y argue that
the princes h the per~snAl representa-
tive II the queen and is IN the
United States upon the expsess
invitation Il the congr~ss there.f The
seblsct has hesn very thoroughly dis
easssd In Washington aud Madrid. aud
the Telegram from the latter capital
printed ON Saturday morning express
ing an apprehension that the infantas
health would not permit her To continus
on her Journey to the United States 10
CONSTRUCTED here as preparing Tor her
return 10 spain from Cuba. II 10
found necessary 10 change the original
program There is no precedence fur
the guidance II the officials here. a. no
one assuming IA he the perennial repre-
sentative Of = sovereign has ever visited
this country.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

The Cosmopolitan soorss a sacos--< ~
Isroiucing ia lie MAY number. aissao.t
simultaneously with the dali, paper al
elaborate description "a Prod. srays
marvellous invention. the tslaEingraI,h,
which reproduce- the handwriting -
the work - the artist simultaneously.
thousands - miles distant from The
plaoc where the writer car artist ,s rll-
ting. Mr. Hoseils' prrposc in Tho
Traveller from AiirGria. ~. month -
month. becoming more eyldent aud -
now receiving xple attention at tie
hands 81 the critics all over the world.
A fascinating picture Il the r-n-<itiii
ties IL future de,elopmeh; co the earth
IL portrayed ia The Story 81 the Mi
lenniuln." sh,Sh b. made SPECIAL Tea
ture - the June number ~ bemoresis
Family Magazine. IL depicts tho Cun
dii,on - mankind on the esrih IN IA.
ten thousandth century. when inter
planetary communicated has h,.en
established. and the dream ~ the ages
has become a vivid and magnificent
reality.
Human Documents" Documents iiu
nainsl h. the title SUCCESSFULLY Aiphons'
Daudet for the department ~ No, lure
Magazine. an which Will lie Presented
portraits ~ eminent people taken al dl'
fercnt periods - their lives. DAnde;
has contributed several photographs "a
himself. Sarah orne Jcwett has writ
ten an Introductory paper 10 ihis de
rartment
The dogmatists talk good deSl about
Original Sin" aud ALERT koss Will ,is
scribe - IA fbriginai Sinnsr' IN 49, fsNf
novel. a. te issued 10y Dillingham; ln
June. IL IL much deeper study than
any ~ lie predecessors. and very lar -
iirst edition ~ nov being printed.
Morrill,. Higgins 4 Go. have r,-cris,d
Positive word from Mn lila Mk.,lsr
Wilcox that the Ms 81 "Neu. Women
and Emotions" will h. IL their hanls
not later than May -. Tn. ls,ok ~il
he ready June II and Will t- Issued Ia
paper and cloth editions
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
LEFT WITH NiILCHl,IST.
The Government Has Nothing 90 Say
About Sunday Closing.

CHICAGO. May District Attorney
Mlchrist denies that the action 81 the
worlds fair directors in favoring the
opening of jackson Park on Sundays
was followed 10y orders To him from
Washington directing him 10 enforce
the law. Some few weeks ago. Mr.. Nil
christ says. persons interested in the
closing 81 the fair appealed Ia MIR oil
ney. the attorney general. asking him &
take the necessary steps on the part of
the government 10 the end; that there
should be- no tampering with the act IL
congress i'm regard to the closing Of the
fair on Sunday \ week ago last Fri
day Mr.. Olney enclosed copy ~ that
telegram To Mr.. Milchrist AMI simply
requested him in addition to exercise
his best judgment in the matter" This
Mr.. Milchrist proposes Ia do.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

Mississippi promptly punished few
81 her white caps. but they had very
thoughtiessiy attacked white people. u
they had limited their ugiines ~ out
rages upon Negroes they might he yet
unscathed. Justice hess-f seesns ca
suspend her balances by the clior line
in the south.-Muskcgon Chronicle.
Some II our contemporaries are cali
ing upon the democratic national ad-
ministration Ia get its financial policy in
working order. IL our friends will re-
feet few moments they cannot fall TO
s-e the sb~urdiis ~ such demand.
The democratic party ha- no financial
policy Lansing Republican.
The house has decided 10 submit 10
popular vote the question II allowing
the inmais II the soldiers home 90
vote IN the tow nship in which the home
is located. The soldiers should not lie
deprived 81 voting. but the measure Ger
tainly seems I'M Justice Muskegon News.
The pension frauds unearthed in
Virginia are such as have been carried
on at the expense IL the people in many
parts Of the country -kalamazoo ia
zctte.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

IL the negroes u the south shall con
soisdatc into a compact organization Ia
protect Themselves from unproyokcd law
lessness they will unconsciously remove
the elements II crime which bring upon
them the wrath ~ the whites. Such an
organization can never bc effective a. IA
political body. IL would be- antagonis-
TIC Ia the spirit u our institutions. No
distinct race or nationality may expect
ever 10 be acceptable as an organized
political force. But the negroes II
organized 10 compel respect and obcdi-
cnce to the Law. IL foster education and
teach morality. would eliminate much
II tho b~stiality for which the lower
types u the negro are conspicuous.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
lamnIiuhi.I l'aNnrifr.

NFw loEE. Nav u II the weather
- Al all favorable tomorrow the Brock
lyn handicap viii b. seen Nv tie largest
crowd that has ever gathered within the
brooklyn Jockey clubs Inolo~ur"s The
opinion eas universal tonight that
LampiighieF you'd go Ia the pc-i the
favuriis Banquet ought g. - to $50
ond choice. while judge Morrow
vil probably find gs-pd sup
port The Indications ar that the
hsndirsp sili 10 run over track a
ifi''e deep anil SLOW. hut as sale ~ any
hs'dY c"'ila sish To-. there lrina tso 90
thrr~ ineh.. q l,-e-ss dirt on top - The
haFti GRAND " 80 ratn fails the ilnie
should DO t,etseen ttr and 2 Un bat "a
- itila o. TAX about cqusilug a. eur
passing bfy AmioTst 30l s. ehich 10
the Fresfd re a.. dlstspcs Fl TRAVIS
cal
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

TntsE is hardly probability that
the bill providing for the taxation Of
church property will ever toe advanced
beyond its present stage. The senti-
ment IL the people is unquestionably 80
ho-tll. a. its enactment that il will
never be- called up for action. The taxa
tion - churches is but another name
for the taxation % morality. philan
thropy and education. The American
people will never consent Ia be taxed on
their benevolence. Michigan is a part
Of the great American people.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
IlOTt.l. CIiATA

Did YOU ever see anything like that
before" asked James Turner 81 the
Western Beef company IN The New Liv-
ings'on last evening. Mr.. Turner held
small coin IN his hand Al fret sight
IL looked like cent: tut IL Isn't II Is
built on the same plan as the antiqua,ed
coppcrs which merchants used Ia circu-
late during the war. and which have he.
come very rare. But this particular
com bore the stamp ~ no business
HOUSE. Tn one SIDE ~ the word union
and sixteen stars encirrled the face. On
the diverse side IL the inscription.
Value mo ~ you please. The particu
lar meaning ~ the sentiment 10 not an
parent. bu, II would he sn emineniiy
proper one with which To- decorate a
10-ccnt SILVER dollar My brother was
quite IA collector ~ coins. said Mr. Tur.
nef. lie died in ls-, and a few days
ago. while rummagIug around among
his effects. found this I haven't the
least idea What u is or where he found
~ | have not beer attic la find any
loriy that ever sas anything like Il 10
fore II may 10 "a rare curiosity and II
may be Worthless pisse ~ copper. I'm
Interested In the matter. however. and
wish somebody would satisfy my curl
osity ty telling me sha' Il is-
D. q Buckovsky fruit dealer from
San Gsbriel. California. was anong zee
ierdsy quests In Sweets. 'talifo n
hes great hope Or hcr frui, CROP this
seasro. said Mr. Buckowsky yesterday
sftefucon ~fh. season 10 trife late.
int the outiook IA encouraging The
orange cr~p - all that anyi,ody could
r-r~sil,iy hope Tor The ra,sin crop vill
u e,lnalif gsspl California - obtain
inE an excellent reputation 30 iis
ras-ans Many believe them superior o.
ANYTHING that SPAN can rrCsiuc~ Tho
syslsm that has t~en conceived IA the
faising = California fruit has don.
nnch for Tie esceiience - TIE crop T.
ngaiiou hss l~sn = ensis~oj "a TIE
sssuth western Isariipn q the state
Under al al. cssu,stsnees So ~ res~.n
shy ~ faifers a fSutt m the golden
gate state shssaid uai - "a very ed
terms wsth th~fa-s we
I've 'ana 80 A'eal suni,as- -t.s.si. =
fal " No anneH - t'fs,sta * n
ta~ n fiaA is~f right ~lfs 30 n
Nsfn.t.nt sss %. To-. ! don't kew
80 fsas= q ihe csspfoendef siilsge hst
/ st~nt $50 hs.sfrs thrsu shosf sen dafs
esq fisy hsys f.sg f~ei q snos 81 the
hie- .aaies place, IAaas a that The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15
White Mountain Ice Cream Frcezcrs,

The Worlds Best, that are
always in season. All parts
of these frcczcrs that come IN
contact with the cream are
TIMED. therefore there IS no
danger OF zinc poisoning, rs IS
the case when frcczcrs with gal
vanizcd dashcrs are used. All
working parts are protected
There are no frcczers on the
market that compare with them
in simplicity. durability. utility.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-15

trsns u The Masters. bat her late utter
saees unn. asfAAably Indicate che - dls
l>ls<-i "a secsps The thsosy u re incssns
uon - . proved reality.
Soc - sssssthlns u . dreamer
smotlosal e1tLassis Ia prssr ani verse
,ilsslns.ng asS trend u thought 10 he
s.aiihe. In her peculiar held III Glsra
ture she stands almost alone. Her pm
feeds upoa the social evil and shs pct
gres ths Lie. feliies and vices Of the s-xes
eth boidness and inrisivsness. Others
have bcea ssfisried 20 gloss over the
fr4iitiss ADJ suns II msn and ~omen.
but sa., spares neither delicacy nor
prudery. The truth. cold and relentle
Is the inexhsustlble source 81 her in
spiration.
Some mixing u her sensitive mental
ity may bc CLEANED from the Poems II
Passion.' Therein sLe breathes the
ess.nce u soulfulness. sympathy. tea
derne.s. love and purity are blended in
beautiful idezllsms- What more nat
urai than la a transport u soul rapture
she should pierre. the vail Ia the unseen
and hold communion With the Mahat
mas Il Olcott and Biavstsky.
At tho threshold Ia her belief in the
new disp-nsation she urges the value Of
living we'll 10 al old age, that when the
return Is made way by IL death and re IN
carnat!on. the Development II the divine
may be- facilitated. Sach an illustrious
convert 10 the faith will he loudly wei
coined 10y the disciples ID Veda-