Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-03-20
Some Of Their Characteristic Put
N Cold Type
SUMMERS BREAK IN The CHAIR
sprskss fzs~am rrompt in Attend
sacs--w s-aer The wa--fhe Pages.
Chamberlain % Gsxsbsc.

ia rariy Fising IN Lansing Although
nornsag ss-sion= 4 the hous~ ara a. an
cssmmoa a. HES IN xintef. Mr.
klngsisnd can D. found at bis deck be-
fore e'clock every mosning iie has
tuf little O. say during The -essiossis bat
appears a. take deep interest IA al
measures that come up. and bis vote
can alsAys b. relied upon a. heias the
result a his honest convictions. fpu1dci
upon caeeful investigation and thorough
knowledge q the subject. Mr.. hiags
lsnd = - years Of age. tall aud gray
headed Tie j. farmer aod fruit
gr0~ef and has Pheasant home and
Interesting famlls ia Bratoa iIarbor.
Many - ths pages 10 the house and
senate arr sous q members. and the ma
iority q thee bright little fellows are
setting examples that their fathers
Would b well ID cmulate. The par ~
page - a. PEI day and many q them
have suaz baak Accounts a. a result -
their appreciation ~ the worth -
money AZ l~ast bali dozen boys
have sawed up more shan sioo during
TIE pres..nt s..ss.on. While their fathers
are al Z it.s ID account Tor the disap
rearan.se ~ their own 81 per day and
f1lis.aat In, ts, Fay their own opafd
aad consequently are az independent ~,
The pr,,scrhia hog GA ice.'
Steakef Taieum has a record for con.
sfant attendance that he may wsll ~
pF,1.l = Daring the present session
b. las been abe,ent bat oae day. and
that Eks unasoidablr. The train teag
ing him 20 Lansing was delayed by
wreck
Wit co the House.
Chauocey Wi@ucr. the democratic
ulrlnbef from Saginaw. IL the achnoWi
esigcd 1am0risi q tiae house HE j. m
deed az eccrrtsic individual aud raH
generally euiiven a dali session nith "a
witty spee,,h or comicai break" Mr.
Nlsners occnpatiso. A. given On tie
house. calendar - that IL a farmer. bat
TIC Impression generally prevails that
whaf Chaunc~y does not know about
tliiing the sOii and rnticing vegetables
q assume proper proportions would al
volume larger than Wetefers M.
abridged The Saginaw member wears
ak hat and his clothes are rot ~ the
"cut g. which farmers are partial lie
wears rubters a1d. a. Tar a. known here.
ne las Rot rcrnosed them from his shoes
since Be trst put theu on. A. he zen
orally has both feet IN the top % his
disk. The rubters are familiar 10 The
rlcmhcrs = the house. Where Mr. Wis.
n~r sleeps Il a msstery g. the majority -
h. friends, bat u l. known that he
~tskes bis meas IN restaurant who're
are cart gives notice a. thsse whoen
ter hat they can purchase a. ufsal
TICKET Tor g.. and where the waiter. when
thsuocey asks Tor pancakes. wells 20 the
OK y stack - whites TOR sl@ gent
from Sax
They Have ~ snap.
Tho majority - TIE people in this
state ,maaoe that because xe es1rne
iaen here b. Lansing and draw AZ day
80 have q <nsp. SAIL representative
ElakieY q Aipena. the other Ian They
fairly throw on their bands Ia holy hor.
ror ~ the idsI Il us accepting free
pl~se= over Tie railroads. he continued.
-haf = they hal o. cone down here and
rur IN the harf work We 10 o. the
small cres pe1eafion We receive. ! think
they would qnic<ly get the snap idea
cut - their minds. ! have a wife AMI
daughter who. = course. want - share
. rprfion - their time with ne ani
can assure you that the 81 lay | r..
ctitr eats bat small figure ia Rifine
oat my daily expense account when ihey
So here. a. they are at present o. aay
nnfh.nx - shat " casfs ne Tor their
railroad fares navs worked harlcr
herr than have Zoe many years sni
have No hesitation IN saying that Tn ~.
Enumeration "a not cou1menSuraie with
the p.leitiou. ! am ia favor - the nera
hers 20 the legislature accepting FREE
railroad pas.r~ and shall vote against
the ant pass bsli when = comes up IN
the hou~e
Nr Branch % fsueif ="
The speakers position = decidedly
f0iax one "a many - the meufcrs
$50 have been called % preside tom.
porarlY can testify The members arr
slrass an The alert - detect some haw
in he rulings. and what i termed IN
@iar- p-rlance "a n break = always
TIE 'ignsl - an outbarst ~ ,Ifr.sise
ssnxhfef When Nr sumner occupied
The chair rrFenflr during the fempor
afy s',~ence q he speaker. no;
disrnseion. PARTICIPATED n ~ several
uienlnefs. ssinteNhif ~ratfie,I the geo.
tifman fr'm kaiam.zoo. lie Io.,kod
ffff Etir NtfF tT we nufie7 4rt Saw
rpaaf airfafers ga fheif f~et that BE- ~.
came sotaffhat enfusasi However.
The tsii Form e NJ Buell. = Brnneh
c.4anfy h,emr,l up more distinct fban
go others and ~ sumter. somewhat
refefcriaE bi< c,mp.-ur~. po.ln,lssi
nlft hls zevri AMI snnaancr~l Th>
gentleman rem hppil. NJ lirsnch has
he 3sst The bowl * isneht~r rhlch
Ererfei IT. ~'tmrers annauuesie.sat
$50 sefai sad NJ ~uusnsr htsv,.d
seh - Fcl,ef vhen Af fafeun sa,rtiy
sftssHsri relieved hsn.
Eeesici,rsnt Rera bitssns
fsriy n fh,s -eeeiou if became sriaerf
to- ffe frpetiiesn asrsnfera q fae
feuss eerr ~ sissus ~ sn ~srlY sfs.are
menf ard t va ais.s i1sf A. esi.lerf
thai ihe siesarersts rese kcefiie e. he
movement This f'-eilne has esaptea
cut ~ sTerT opportunity AMI. aifh nah
fha rrss.lftion a1akirE the date - fna,l
aloarnnenf Nay - ps~@ed re hnsse
-tisr aftrrrf.,n. tne democrats ara stiI
csnf BERT thsf fhe SESSION 81 isaf nafa
fb~ stles PART - June A. tse eNli-sf
81 xefef fhefr n1s TIE slightest k1uhf