Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-31


sight Mr.. wrsxts Il ssxists1f general
nsspsgef a ths Lsks SAare ssssosl- and
IL r~c<gai1sa - ens ~ tie b<<t posted
rsilrozd Gen ia TIE cuaasfs. i az pos
expect - see II. koxeyeg." sr ceEstl1 asi
-.cas IL - oaiy = eas-t.s.n q lisas> Just
What sescf THE MI have af.a1 The rail-
Nsy business Il Is isn,c~sibls d prs<sirt
bot The sls~sd u trans n ii be ineressesd
and the eosi 81 transportation ffsisfsis
decreased l DO roi ihlnk TIE haasi =
speed ~ means u sle@m las sei teen
reached In tact sn a fss so@rs u -
probabis that saxfs niles 81 hour al
be maintained beisse1 Nes sofk snsf
Chicago A sAoft tune ago u seald
have i<en thaaght is1passiS.s % run
suck train - the knplfe state ca
press which the >cS lork Tea
trail and Lake Shore are running
to Chicago But the train 10
q gratifying success snd l. has been
found necessary 81 increAsa The number
of coaches % fne limit 81 course. ss
the speed 81 trslns increase IL iscooolcs
more alrscnlt % reduce the uase any
appfeeisble amount An exc.iiees iiias-
tratson may IL found ia tryttans reeoscs-
When Nancy Hssks goes mile ln
-o4 II - remarkably fat; and the tsFne
is - Close e. the tao minute record that
II seems az il the latter must 10 easily
achieved, but 10 means 4 great deal 10
knock OF those other four secouds. ALL
perhaps the trutier does not live that
can accomplish IL When the sfeod II
a railroad train can he maint4incd 81
ffty i've nlllcs al hour from Nss York
IN Chicago. IL seems as II the time hen
sixty miles can be made is close II hand.
The limit Of the moiern type II loco
motive 10 almost reached. but with
heavier rails and better road beds the
engines can be assisted materially. or
rather part ~ the difficulties partially
eliminated. New designs and new inn
provenents may result in locomotive
Il Tar greater speed than any Jet known.
There IA DO limit 10 inventive genius
you know" Mr.. Wright ls Gu his way
home from the north. where he has
been for his health.
California could no, get along with.
out the Chinese said &. f. Fredericks ~
San Francisco In The Morton ls-t night
I'VE need them as much as the south
needs the negro. They are essentially
In one business. They do work that
Wtttf iaAbstt- ttdti III IT, anu fOEt4
hot do IL they could. The claim is
made that they crowd white labofers
out ~ employment. but the fac;s do not
justify any such charges. i; IL possible
in "A few cases they do work that other
wise would be done by white giris. bot
there are no great armies II white work
men out OF employment in California.
1 venture TO Say that II you should ad-
yertise In San Francisco for go labofcss
you could not get 30 in response % the
call. The Chinaman may be q little er-
ratio in some things. and passing strange
In others, but be has been great factor
in the development 81 the state, ard be
renains a factor. We are not anxious
10 eco the provisions OF the Geary law
enforced. and no effort Is being made u
deport the unregistered Chinese ia San
Francisco Mr.. Fredericks is IN the city
buying furniture.
Stanhope Boal Of Piqua. Ohio, is a
guest in The Morton. Mr.. Boal is vice
president Of the Pqua Stove company
and is in the city visiting friends.
Harry A. Bowie. proprietor OF the
Hudson house In Lansing. Was among
yesterdays arrivals in The Morton.
Mr.. and Mrs X. Haskell o. Butte
City. Montana, are guests in the New
Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs c. K Shaw q Sawyel
dined in The Morton yesterday.