Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-21
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TRoY, O.. Oct. 2l.-C. A. Coles, repre-
sentius the GLoB. REPUBLIC, was here Tues
day. Mr. Coles i. the "C'rrect card for the
place
Burglars on Franklin street Sunday night
nothing valuable missing. ! nigh, ask
whose fault i, wa.--whether street or burglar
that nothing OF value disappeared, but
don't want to be gay on the start.
Troy ia crammed with jurymen attending
October term, born last Monday. You might
anow they were from the conntry by the
way tner rlle up boarding-house sleep at $3.50
in the morning.
Thursday evening will occur the nstalla-
ton OF Rev. DR.. Elliott as pastor of the First
| Pr.sb,teri,n chutch. Rev. Mr.. Carson, OF
Piqu,, will ofIic,,e, assisted hy dyines from
| Dayton and Lane Seminary, Cincinnati.
The address Of Mr.. II. W. Weakley and
| family now is Rue de Provence, Paris.
| Gee-whilliky -hy-gum but bet the girls
envy Susie. Selahl
The q. A. R. band has Sc
| cured the services, as leader, OF Mr.. Fred
| Trabert, Of Osborn, .. He needed but a
| hearing TO secure the position. His clartonet
/ playing is wonderfully delicate aDd effective.
/ However, Am sorry that our townsman, Mr..
/ Tommy McGrf, did not accept the leader
/ ship. Tommy Is young corneust OF prom
Miss Matte Van Cleye WAS assureily the
prima douus al the stuart Musicale, 1t was
her debut IN Troy, and she has gathered unto
herself those prettlest OF lsure's-,he praises
/ Of new friends. 1t is hoped that she will be
secured for one OF the church Choirs; So
prauo is needed particularly st the FRS,
Presbyterian church, tor since Mr.. Mart.
CAN'T proved the fortunate csptor OF Miss
Birdie Baird. grosu long and deep has gone
sp over the loss Of her sweet, phenomenal
voice.
You've he.r3 about the rock thst Moses
snote? We'll, last reason Manager Cooper
su.te he water and there gushed up a rock
manly. the Trojan Rlnk--in the midst OF the
raging canal Why "a rock? call ii ~
that hard (h!rl a pun name becau'e ! sm
what the ca ! here wells Methodist will
not stop to dis .uE tue riuk, but would al
moush those skaters who are members Of the
Mulberry street 81 f church that. knowing
so well the defensive pose this church hs:
taken, they are bringing disgrace upon il
every time they attend, and should either
withdraw from the church or be taken 10 fu
members OF the rink A years probation ii
certainly long enough, and know that Mr.
I condemn roller skating except as 10 nstanc,
| cite.
Francis Stuart, Troys baritone, gsy'
the first OF series OF three muSlcTl,
ct the Coolidge House last Fri
: day evening. Ny telephone wa
out of fix, so my invitation wasn't received
10 time to dress. Pshaw that's squib an,
know it, I'll tell the truth although
makes me blush like Sioux Indian: /
D = boO-hoO, didn't get any invitation ,
| Well, Of course was real anxious to kno'
oil about it--iarly walked the streets a.
night, Ihus getting as near the Coolidge hous
A. Mr.. Stuarts partiality would allow.
have always held that An artistes best con
piments and Cru.est criticisms are thOs
Whispered by Tom, Dick and Harry to Loui.
Bees and Sarah on their way home, and b
is what my long nose poked into: Mr.. Stua
Z has an unusual naturally good voice, highl
= but not thoroughly cutiyated-tO be sure, b
studied 10 Florence and New York, but
voice must be longer ia use than hi
Mr.. Stuar,s before its cultivation Is tho
ough. Mr.. Stuart's voice possesses mo
: volume than ieelng-s great fault, f
= m.sc is nothing without expression; spropo
] could Mr. Stuart listen to his Noe"
would never again attempt its rendition u
G Ill he had within HIN II know ledge OF Il
3 presence Of Him who cometh bringing sa
0 vatiIn." M. Stuart confines his voice Il
y mu.h - operate musIc-true, Il Is vastly NJ
ble 10 nm to attempt 70 raise the sta ldard
music IN Troy, for we are howiiug savages
9 out are such simple suugs as "Robin Adair
p ''Kularney,' BAY of Dublin last Rose
Summer" Kathleen MavOurneen," etc, sue