Grand Rapids Herald-Review Newspaper, October 29, 1898, Page 5

PLATFORM Adopted by the Demoerats of the Fifiy-Second Legislative District. We, the representatives of the Bemocratic party of the 52nd Legis- jdtive District of the State of Minne- Sota in convetion assembled at Grand Rapids, do hereby reaffirm our alle- ance to the national platform adopt: e _ Chicago in 1896, and to those principles as enunciated in the state and congressional platfarms of 1898, and plete 0 poe our unswerving sopport during the present campaign and until their demands shall Wave become the established governmental policy. We recall with pride the glorious campaign made in [896 under the matchless leadership of Hon. W. qd I an, whose devotion to the princ p of free gavernment has endearei him to our herrts, and installed him as the foremost leader of tric democracy. Wecom mend the wise and patriotrs actions of the Democratic senaton und representatives in congress in the momentous with which the nation was confronted qn the out- break of the war with Spain and point with pleasure to the fact that Uhey ignored partisanship and united with their fellow members in utaliz- ing eve resource, moeral and ma- terial, for a vigorous and triumphant conclusion of the war. oe SAME OLD FATALISTS. Of This Class Were Some of the Bravest Soldiers. A well known soldier-writer describes tm an interesting book some instances. of the escapes of fatalists. “What wil be will be. If I shall be rt, I be shot,” is the theory they believe in, and on more than one occasion, by their consumate daring and coolness, they have escaped with their lives when their comrades have fallen on all sides. One of the most interesting escapes of this description occurred in the Indian mutiny, when the Sepoy rebels were assaulting the Bank ot Delhi. Three men were seated on the of the bank when the natives abil a heavy fire from the houses opposite. A warn- ing voice called to the men on the steps to come at once under shelter. The fatalist waved his hand gn reply. At the same moment the two men sit- ting on either side of him were riddled with bullets, one receiving seven in his body, while he himself was untouched. On another occasion a live shell drop- ped into a siege betas and buried it- self in the ground. Instantly every. man fell on his face except the fatalist. “Lie down, you fool!” they. galled out to him. Quietly taking a cigar from his mouth, he answered: “I am not going to put myself out tfor—’ At that mo- ment the shell exploded, carrying away &@ piece from his trousers. He caimly pointed to his legs to finish his sent- ence. Another instance of fatalism men- tioned was that of the man who quiet- ly stood in the middle of the street te uh ND Wi Wy d Y Ui Y SREREIETE RE RE RE ETE RERE RIC ICT IOIOI I HERE RE ME NONI Rae a: See better and feel better. “A Good Suit” is always a winner. is an old saying well worth considering. has obtained positions and made a start in life by being wel! dressed. A neat fitting tailor-made suit will make you (ov We guarantee the fit, materiai anc workmanship. Lowest Priees. Best Workmanship. Broeker & Whiteake: IIE RIOR RANMA LOIRE TET “Clothes make the man. Many a young m IF YOU WISH A FIRST-CLE <= MOPERN-PRICED HOTEL Stop at the ST. JAMES HOT: WHEN IN DULUTH "213-215 West Superior S:., ~ We take great pleasure in heartily | light his pipe when it was being sw endorsing the candidacy of our candi- tel wee ae cs hell of ies ~ jates fir-the sav 4 from end to end by a hai! o! dates for the several state offices, and | “Haven't I told you,” he explained, DULUTH, MINN. Tee ne ee. of Hpk C. a “that if I am to be ehot, I shall be ywne ' congress, and pledge to.) shot, whether I am under cover or ] sA 7 each of them our heartiest support | not?’—New York Mercury. Roe PHILTIP CASELBERG, T PA rrseeeesCENTRALLY LOCATED until the polls close in November aS F 1 dia foe BhEHE I G . next. Iwage of Moving Objects by Democratic and People’s Candida‘e for Sheriff of Itarca County. TED sé 4 The striking and puzzling problem of - —— Steam Heat, Blectrie 1 i We deuounce the system ‘which is | sending light viorations over a wire ; = Light, —_ & much in vogue in this district wher has been attacked by many clever sci- & RM eae: PE QED SNE OR SERBANON: M | N N EA POLIS CoE PRN 2 by employers of labor issue to dis- | entists without success, but a German ie Cut put this ad. and put harged employes What is commonly | invertor now claims that he has re | The Bride Went Throysgh the Ceree | Several Groups of the Famous Trees Are ho a uled a “Time Check” in pretended | moved the principal obstacles oo is Aen ee eae a Still Standing. | ip 6 payment of wages due for labor | practical wor ration wedding ceremonies do not go In April St. Nicholas there is an ar- Ki PERRAULT 4 Xs } honestly performed, and which the | Must not be confor ith that of | off as smcothly as that of Miss Mae | ticle eeniiel “Silk and Case? ty \ ave whe oO hoider is forced to ‘discount at a | telautography, in w tures, PA | W. Clemmons and Ezra ‘Twitchell 3 re ribi | ; libe tigure in oréer to receive some | tographs, handwriting, etc., are trans- . a re Harry Fenn, the artist, describing a . a} Painters compeusation for his teil. We brand | mitted by electro-chemical or other Shedd, who were married night before | visit to the mcuntains of Lebaron. | po this system as being infamous. It is | pacts: ‘The pen i pee enet | last at Mr. Shedds resigcuve, 5238 |Mr. Fenn says: eo tl Paper Ha: ty to all sense of right and uber says he has dis: 1s it | worest avenue, and aprepus of this | Every boy and girl of the Christian SLSLSLS S26 ea : und is undemocratic in every | Possible to transmit over | tact, in the course of the evening the | World has heard and read, over and|g SLSLSLELSSSS Work Promtly Attended + We, therefc pledge | "ages of cbjects in motlor. { ee over again, of the “Cedars of Leban- | 4 " that ou indidates will elected, | Fest, from a: transmitting station t & 7 BEDE es ME a ne oe on;” but. very fi bh idea of j 4 See enon Gaemncey use their best endeavors to have | receiving station, a which receiving ciated, telis of a bride's afiliction in Wir paca WAL EMebe aat her ratin mre 8. 4 FUNERAL DIRE ie placed upon the tatute Dooks of cur | Station the exact reproduction o2 the tio ¢ollowing amusing story: the locality and surroundings of the < placed ri 1 Statyte books ) . i e ng a 8 : famou: . i lar error, fs state a law whicn will compel the em Pesan us | “Tt was a very swell wedding. Just py ce ah sate ees are Complete Line of Coffi ay = & One 4 iaonte 3 panty iy ab Sorts | to so tr t jects that amy | as the bride had reached the altar no other cedars remaining besides this % Te Robes, Ete. 7 Oe ae 2 | charges tion with be eim- | she felt that something connected “Wady” (val- “ upon a discharge, and provide that | f°" teadt an j . Z oe . groupe at the head of the ady” (val Py sich payment shall be made in lawtal al ‘ foe ba ery Peg canealing had ley or canon) Kadisha. ‘There are, Grand Rapids, fps jie en ae : i ent Staite 8) OF by ment. In anticipstion ef departing sada pasha toy oe E Baa : gablect t ae . Aid nae 1s ai A for the East immediitely after the ne Numbering | thousands of, trees. Ne ee eat sete syle er petticoats, {1 one and a little visit is cai y the Arabs S S E he avy tine shall be imposed upon all | nel one. Vs h of these two had name which means, “Cedars of the isters of t a ae ae violators of such statute. | she was at_a loss to con- Lord." They number about four hun- pean th oD: a TRANSPORTAT { an agony of apprehension dred trees, among them a circle of Eorega aMa ie ot y WILL OPEN red her head as she stood to which rushed to her face, ile she extended one sigantiec fellows that are called by the natives “The Twelve Apostles,” upon hd to receive the ring which was te ‘P¢ Strength of an old tradition that | / nge her, as at ibe touch of an en- _ Jesus and his disciples having come to vhanter's ward, from Miss to Mrs, | this spot and left their staves stand- sed the other tightly against | ing in the ground, these staves sprout- Domestic Wines, Liquors §; » the present railrand and Warehouse commission as being a ye Whose . ia the > color Boarding Scheo! 8 mn + fOr The terms being so very 5 ed solely inte } railroad corporatio apd we di that hereafter no co rator y isi | heads, no gloves: genti i threatened with Gire calamity should ; We demand that the "provisions 0! 4 eta x » ho gloves: gentlemen in full reatened w G y 01 j tie. finden fare Taki Seavigtsie “as | CHAS. KEARNEY, dress suits, no outer garments or hate , they teke a single stick. $ ; 5 fui eat 4 Neil ralivoacc nade eae: eae y <e). | Allowed in the chapel. Those persone f A New Develpper. 4 j Seen roses palroa e | Democratic Candidate Yor Represe)-| ho have influence with a cardinei | Quinine has cropped up in a some- - 9 ; : i fans! tative, 52nd istrict. can sometimes obtain the privilege of ' what singular way in photographie OC 5% a i STATE PINE LANDS. being present at the private chapel, | 4. An old story tells how a pho- Time Card. wR EE Sy We denounce the injustice which | ae ne which holds about fifty persons, on a | Work. An oO! ry pI ¢ prevades in the present system ofsell-4_ Sunday morning when the pope cele. | tographer was driven almost insane GOING souTH. Wiha FINE LIS 6 ing state pine lands, and demand that | Ballooni: : brates the mass. After the mass a/ by the repeated production, upon devel- Ex Sun Daily | Daily a POE AS cea & they shall be’sold ata fair and equi- fe teeta lies ¥ few receive the holy communion from opment of plate ater plate, of a | Ly. Dulutn........ 9.0cam Laspm 1.15pm ‘. € iable tigure ann only after proper ap-| The French navy ts now being fitted | the holy father, then a priest cele- death's head upon the forehead of one Mess tbe ba miareks or Wi nes Lig uors ¢ prisal 2 : out with vessels which are to carry on | pieies sha Nia hand ae which | of the sitters. The ghastly joke was | 4%: SUusater-.---- 3:2 71am , :: sae sal. ‘ nose who have received the holy com. . lained by the sitter having made a T8010 : ; : SURVEYOR GENERAL OF LOGS. She ee Taorat aes i: piunjon ue Bcelved in ae Pye bis Gretaiinker skh Ai that pee of the cg and Ciga rs. ¢ — Tada a Sea ape a i mente * 9 oliness, kneeling before him and re- ing a solution of quinine for He “45 be \ ae denapnee the: lee ech 5 the. Mediterranean squadron, has been | ceiving his blessing. He holds a shor’ | pm ensia Whether the pe ts su- | Ar Bane Gy: Troon ¥ int e - Onike of surueyor general of jogs in | fitted out expressly for experiments | conversation with each person, and thentic or not, it is uow claimed that It douse: weneke % n the = this state. Under its provisions the | With balloons. The balloon Itself is | is very Kind. ‘The ceremonies are all | two grammes of salphate of quining Dally Hx San Daily. S » pidaobeland: aves 6 ee its of that effice int kept on deck in a helf inflated condi- | tn charge of the master of the Camere, | cight grammes of zine dust and forty | Lv. Minneapolis... 8.i5am* 1.40pm 10.45pw jawyers jg, Leland Ave. § : emoluments of that effice in the h through whom tickeis are obtained. - Ly, St. Panl iam 2.15pm 1.15pm } Minneapolis district above amount} “on It does, not take up much’ space 1 cubic centimeters of water are heated | PY. ori iiits 10:45pm £ | ® nearly $50,000 annually. We be-| of Stself, but the equipment necessory eis at 100 degrees centigrade, in a clo: Ar. Cloquet. 47.20am Grad Rapids, Mi. és { ®& nearly i Seige for proper balloon work demands a tube for ten hours, 2 liquid with stro ar. Duluth, 6.80am z 5 poration lawyer or railway official hs made a member of said board, aud that the déliberations of that body | be held for the purpose of giving the | people just and fair rates and charges | was So orntas- she p her waist in hopes to avert the ex- | pected catastrephe. Thus, holding her hand in the s @ position, she preceeded down the aisle beside her . 2s she told an ed cedar-irees. There is every reason to suppose that in the time cf King Solomon these scattered groves were part of an enor- ana Cigars. Fine Liquors Purposes a Specialty. for Medicinal expected that quite a nun! #0 people of the surrounding country «.)) a advantage of this excellent tunity send their daughters at onc ‘Terms, per se: of tive PAYABLE STRICTLY IN ADYANC# i transportation, and allow the | sitininte ve mous unbroken forest, extending the Syne meik } railroads a fair income above the cost } family,” " i f ba ge LLY . oard, Tuition, Washing and Sod { Besta: A e Cost fam&y,” | damned. eile lenge Oh tag Lgpanon Fea a ot ; THE ONLY BILLIARD AND 9 Day'Scholars, per tern? bee co ‘h mountains, about one hundred miles, aining and operating of their roads, be got trol cf the pe She stepped in rnnning nearly parallel with the Medi- ¢ POOL ROOM IN TOWN. , Violin, mandolin, guitar, zither or b Music lessons wil! be given ¢ TAXE home ore ter say. at <o * fect. S ane ; it ential TAXE ‘e and it fe t her feet. She terranean shore from a little below % : ‘’ etre rie ae <a! 4 ‘ : S y % PRIVATE AND CLASS VOCAL We denounce the tax Jawelwhion ae roar atrarty R folks under ce seat and bu Beirut. The summits of the range are Leland Ave., Grand Rapids. Hos pavdcdldtoabply touldesenten wad the Republican party placed upon a ASHt been ton fin staan j V Setagte donee ata i from fifteen to twenty r s from the ct. Je Oxia : the statute books of our state, enact: | way the fatted calf was cooks SE inistiue cite Ranhel mune <Onks | eke ik ee isa ee “# “ ed, we believe, for the syle purpose Of | wqskincton Star. was the lite 2.) The Lebanon—that ts the “White’-— | eaiael z ; { ilizing tax dodging, and make it ible for the holders of large ts of lands to escape contributing reir just proportion of the cost of and intaini state unty | j | | | four | | ergo Dispatch. SEEING THE POPE. { Days and Plages Where Visitors Are | Allowed to See Him. | dees not derive its name from glitter- ing snow-peaks, but from the white Hmestome cliffs of its summits. The first historical mention of the trees is in the bible (2 Sam, v.11): “And Hiram, Duluth, Mississi: & Norther Q 2. 5 R Zz ‘-) ES o 2 uments. Under the provisions 5 f hese iniquitous laws the collection | “Tow ean I see the pope?” is one of | King of Tyre, sent messengers to Da- $509 p.m. Ly. | of taxes is a matter of sibility, the first questions asked by many vis: | Vid, and cedar trees, and carpenters, b.32 b. { n Tibue a : ae pieces ie | itors for the first time in Rome. On ater ad and they built David an ee i adverts te delinguencies without the se oy at February is the |" prom that day to this the people tore any reasonable assurance of making anniversary of the death of the late ‘jaye peen almost as reckless and waste- Hae : a us thereof. We, therefore, nd that the tax laws be revised hot when a paacel of land shall mave standing against. delinquent taxes for three years the title thereof shall revert to the state; which may tho sameand give a warranty to the purchaser thereof, sell We denounce lemocratic tbe pre as unjust and ont state law that un- | 4 breted by Leo XIIL., or by a cardinal pope, when a requiem mass is cele- ciating for him in the Sistine chapel and is the greatest function of the year at the Vatican, the pope al | ways celebrating the-mass. To by present is a great treat, the pope being carried his chalr on a platform sur- reanded by his Sv guard, cardinals, bishops ard cthers, wearing his tlara ful of these noble giants of the moun tains as our owa people are of these’ cedars’ first cousins, the redwood trees of the California coast-range. As we approach the grove, which stands upon the top of a small hill, the foliage is al- most black a, st the snow-covered erags of Dahrel-Kadib which rears its ‘highest peak over the ten thousand WEEN ST.PA MINNEAPOLIS DULUTH WEST SUPERIOR FA LIM ITED THE STEST 7:49 p. m.Ar. ats ave 5 D. M. PHILBIN, KIL Gas teteh cae ¥ BISWLOEPS Benton & Lawrence : BPSSSBS™ provides for the taxation of pine logs | end blessing the people as he passes feet above the sea. and otber timber. Under its provi- l through the crowd. The b i There is a Maronite chapel. in th_ TRAIN A : i sions logs are assessed at their desti- | | hats on the cardiuals recently . grove, its patriarch claiming. the sole IN Haye just opened g } nation in thestate. We believe that j and the ceremony of the heauttfication jight to the sacred trees; and, luckily t as a master af justice and equity they should be assessed wherever,found, iu transit or otherwise, on the Ist day of lay, and we, therefore, demand that laws regulating their taxation be re- vised to that end lieve this to bea matter of injustice both tolumbermen and to the people asa whole. We therefore demand that office be made a salaried one, and that the exhorbiant taxation for scal- ing logs shall cease. DRAINAGE OF SWAMP LANDS, good deal of room. Whenever it may be deemed necessary to learn of the presence of vessels In the neighbor- hood of the French squadron, the bal- lon will be inflated and sent up; and {ts occupants will thus have a view of a far greater extent of ecean than are the few fune tions at whicn these who have been able to obtain tickets have the privi Jege of seeing the hely fatlier. In at- tending any of these functions, ladies | must be in Diack. with veils on their of new saint rerlume me auracdon, It has freqrently been asserted that the brilliant colors of many flowers © serve to attract bees and butterflies to | them. Experiments recently reported the superstition with whieh* the trees have been surrounded has. been the?~ salvation. All the cedars of Lebanon would have been demolished for red- wood years ago were not the people reducing properties is obtained. It is said to act as an excellent developef, | producing a clear and sharp image. © For Care of Voung Children, + The Paris municipality has resolved to increase from 98 to 400 the number + Except Sunday. The finest and fastest trains. Elegant re- clining chairs on alll day trains. Magnificent new steeping carson al night trains. Tick- ets sold to and from all points in the United States, Canada and Mexicy. Or, Office, 3 42 west Superior St. Duluth yx Tickt NEW. Sampie . SLSLSLANLS” Notice for Publica Land Office at Notice is'hereby giv named settler has fil We favor the appropriation of state | could be seen from the deck or mast of | |, the Belgian Academy of Sciences idik Son Pai plone demo meneg oe ae E moneys for the construction of sta a vessel —Boston Advertiser. . sec to show that the perfume, rather ot me ng tiapes are'taken. eae of sf “) claim. and that said drains, to the end that laage tracts mn than color of the flowets, is the real ag- , Where young © Ror. Teese Ee TAB SapunON. | fora Bly Wright, cle 8 of land within the borders of Nor- Seer action, Bright-colored blossoms were | While their mothers are at work. These | , |.) Trowuent G.kamen, (|S uae thern Minnesota shall be made fit “Sumptuous performance? Well, ¥ | ¢ycred with leaves and papers pinned institutions are a kind of second-class Vice President. Asst. Cushier for cultivation. DIRECT LEGISLATION. We favor direct legislation, and demand the adoption of the initative and referendum. i guess. You remember the scene where the villain discovers he doesn’t cut any fee?” “Yes, perfectly.” “Well, they use real ice there!” “] want ta know.”—Detroit Tribus. tosely about them; yet the insects not vu.y Yisited the hidden flowers but en- vcd to force their way under the order to reach the blossoms ey could not see.—-Brooklyn ereche, serving not for infants, but for children under the school age of 6. The existing institutions have 4,700 inmates and cost 80,000 francs a year. The cost will now be increased to 530,000 Lumbermen’s Bank “UA UF euu weep, Abas aid land. viz: > Rilen: Victor Haven i rand Rapids, Minn. ad Bus