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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
GOOD FOR THE HAVEN
LIKELY TO GET AN APPROPRIATION
The Assurance Given CoBgressmsn Ford
BY the Committee on Pubne Bald
isgs-cODgressmsn ssy-
m0ur Swora In

tHtNsssNS ss ~ zslstSss-stssls
WAsBISGToS. March 3.-Representstiye
Ford Was today assured by the House Com
mittee on public buildings that on Monday
a favorable report will be made 10 the
House on the Grand Haven public building
bill, and that the prospects for the passage
of an appropriation bill of $4,000 for the
building ARE good When Hon. T. W
Ferry was the Senate he tried to have
ssch a bill passed. but he never succeeded
in getting the bill out of the committee.
much less before the House.
Mr.. Ford today presented petition from
Mark Thompson Post, q. A. r.. of Plain
well, in favor of the per diem rated PEN
sion service bill. He also presented a petit
ton, signed by many residents of Casco,
Allegan county, protesting against the re-
peal of the internal revenue tax on cigars
and cherOOts
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
NO HOPE FROM READING MEN.
a scheme To Bring the Inter State Com
morcs Law into Service.


CHICAGO. March 3.-The meeting on
Monday of the Chairmen of the Grievance
Committee is tooked forward TO with great
anxiety by both Burlington and Brother
hood officers Upon the outcome of this
meeting depends the future course of Chief
Arthur. Should reasonable excuse be
found for 1t on any of the Western roads,
the Brotherhood men will probably be
called out. Ii is believed by many that
every Western road is liable, under strict
neutrality construction, TO have its men
taken out by tuesday morning.
Officers of the Brotherhood now admit
that nothing satisfactory will come of their
order TO engineers and fremen of the Read
ing road to quit work, and dispatches from
the East this morning confirm the belief
Now that the order mas not besn oDeyed, the
temporary check put up on the Knights
VINO came To this city yesterday TO secure
the places OF the strikers has been removed,
and the Burlington can resume the work of
hiving the willing Knights. Cahill only
succeeded n sending back East twenty five
or thirty OF the Reading men, and il re-
quired an inducement in the shape of
Brotherhood money TO accomplish even
this much.
~ Luc OLuCe Oh the burlington company
it is Eot thought that the Brotherhood
would carry out its threat to call off the
engineers and tiremen on the other West
ern roads.
Their object. OF course" said one official,
lis To endeayor TO bring such pressure from
the public and other roads TO bear or us as
will compel Us 10 accede TO their demands.
We made no attempt to move through
freight ana will not attempt to do SO till
We have completely modified our local
traffic. Then we will receive and handle
through freight and should any attempt be
made 10 cut us of from accommodation by
connecting lines. we will try what virtue
there Is in the Inter State Commerce law.
We can compel the other roads TO handle
our cars or we can make them pay 5000
for every car they refuse to. We are NOV
ing freight trains now almost 10 our usual
capacity on the Iowa, Nebraska and Mis-
souri, lines and will have our own line SER
vice complete next week. A fight on the
other roads by the Brotherhood would be
made solely on account Of the freight traf-
fc -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
BOUND ID GEI MARRIED.
An Elopsm-nt rhst L. the Topic Of Discus
slon In ChenanEo County. y. N.

An ElOpement That Il the Topic OF Discus
Sion In ChenanEo County, ~ n.
MrDDLxrowS. March 3.-The social circles
Of ChsnsnzO county have been set in Hut
Ter By the slopement and candestine mar
riags OF Miss Grace l. Briggs, handsome
and accomplished young lady of sherburne,
and EdxaTd Teller. son Of Rev. ID. W
Teller OF that town. The yOaag msu
had for some time been a suitor for
the hand Of Miss Briggs. bat her
parents. who are wealthy and OF hfgh
social stanGing, objected % the match on
sccouus Of the y0uthiulness Of the parties
and The lovers inability to support a wife
in proper style. They carried their OBJ
iections 80 far as - refuse 70 receive the
vounx man a. visitor at their house. Tue
iovsr. however. Who for a time past has
been studying dentistry ia Syracuse, found
sous means Of communicating vita TIE
vonux iadg. and the dsncucmeus occurred
whan the pair met oy appoint
nert at street corner near
The Briggs nnansioa. and stsrted on
together behind a pair 0f fast horses tor
the North Norwgca railroad station. Here
ths alopsrs boarded the morning train and
vent To- Chenau-o For xs, where they were
married. The next tram took tie couple
20 Syracuse. whers the lover bad home
prepared for bis bride. The sscapaoe o!
The youthful lovers caused spslm 81
anger and resentment among the elders OF
the Briggs and Teller families. out it Is
bslisysd they viii eventually be forgiven.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
WHERE The DEBTS ARE.
The Msnistee salt and Lumber Company
0iiI ContfDue.

The Manistee salt and Lumber Company
Hiii ContiDue.
MANIsTEE, March 3.--fbe failure Of the
Manisiee Salt and Lumber Company does
not affect the people here unfavorsoly. La
boring men have been paid. and every dollar
OF the other Indebtedness will be paid. Tbs
business is 70 be continued. The First Ma
tioDal Bank of Manis,ee has s4s. 500 Of the
firms paper, and the following other banks
and individuals hold the paper of the firm.
Grand Rapids Nstionsl Bank, S7l 762 0l:
Chicago National Bank, Of Chicago, $40
1925 Wisconsin Marine and Fire Insur-
ance Company, the Bank Of Milwaukee,
$50. 500: Atlas National Bank, of Chicago.
S62. 353 49, Muskegon Savings Bank. s. 900,
Fifth National Bank. OF Grand Rapids
So i77.l7; Home National Bank, Of East
Saginaw. so. l29.65; First National Bank, o.
Milwaukee. Sls.445.72 Bank of Commefoe,
OF Milwaukee, s.. 500 Old ssuonsi Bank. 0i
Grand Rapids, SIS 635.7s; Kent counts
Savings Bank. of 0raad Rapids. S2I. lSf.C2
Arnold Gregory. OF Milwaukee. So. 100
James kneeland, OF Milwaukee, &I6o, ,95s %
Peoples Savings Bank, OF Detroit, Sl24
347 81; American Exchange Bank, OF De
trolI. Sl01 ,0i993; David Adler, of Milwsu.
kee Slo624 20: Allegxn City Bank, OF ALE
gan, SIC. 39O.37.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
A GHOST IN JAIL.
The Phantom Which Hsunts Birmingham
Criminals.

BIRMINGHAN. Ala, March 3.-There is a
marked religious revival among the prison
ers contained in Jail here. which owes its
existence TO the superstition of the converts.
The Jail is filed with criminals of the worst
class. brought here by the wonderful stories
which have gone out concerning the place
On the 22nd of last December George Will
liams, who had murdered fellow convict,
was executed in the Jail yard, and the gal
lows, with the rope hanging in the air, was
left standing tor future use. The pris-
oners, 100 in number, crowded to their
cell gratings 10 witness the final plunge
of their friend George. a few nights later,
it is said. two or three inmates who hap
pened to be looking st the midnight moon
were horrihed to See George agaia ascend.
adjust the rope to hissneck and fall through
the trap with realistic effect. The prisoners
told their story as soon as they recovered
from their fright. and the next night others
claimed 10 have witnessed repetition of
the dreadful spectacle. Since that time il
is said the ghost has been nightly visitor,
to the terror of the inmates. who have gone
TO psalm singing and praying. The Jail
officials are not vary anxious TO disabuse
the minds of the believers in the ghost, as il
has the OBJECT OF making them more tracta-
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
is BuRT'S BOOM eUsTsD9
A Washington Correspondent Claims That
It's Fate Is Sealed.


DETROIT, March "A Washington special
to the Journal says: Wellington r. Burt, of
Saginaw, may as well fold up his Guberna-
torial boom aud put it away to rest. The
Michigan Democrats will see to it that he
does not get the nomination. Mr.. Bart is
now here and does not oisguies his opinion
that the new tariff bill is a serious blow to
the industries of Michigan. He thinks the
Democrats from Michigan have made a
mistake in favoring sucn bill, and does
not hesitate TO say so. This may be good
judgment OF the tariff question, but il is bad
policy. Whiting, for lnstance, says that
after having once nominated such we'll
known revenue refOrmer as George L..
Iapie, for Governor, the Democrats are not
going back on themselves or the admins
tration, aud on everybody else, by nomi-
mating protectionist. The Michigan mem-
bers admit that Burt is strong man. bat
say that unless be will give cast iron bond
to stand up fair a1d square in favor of the
Democratic policy on tariff as exempliiied
by the new bill they will not even consider
his name. Even should he give the bond
they would hesitate TO nominate him. The
man who IL to be heir standard bearer
must be willing % stand up for Cleveland
and free wool. salt and lumber.
The Democrats have served notice 10 this
effect on MIR Burt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

LoUIzvrELs. Ky., March 1-h I. Givi-
den general salss agent for Schrader's fur
niture factory. late yesterday afternoon shot
and killed b. II. Lawrence GIviden
a. cnce surrendered himself 30
the police. The parties had a
Dispute over an old account, and dur
inr fbe quarrel Lavrsnce strnck a. him
With a STICK and then drev pistol. which
Gividen 81 red and in the struggle thst fol-
loved fref. TaRrence hve one hsf an
hesr and never sposa HIS fifheT. b. III
Lawrence. vas killed. hy Ben johnson, a
turlman. n = racinz Qusrrei ln tSo4. bis
mother married Jsmes Churchill. owner ~
Churchill fs0wns. snu a. her death iefL her
sou sf2S.0oO. which hs bad nearly sausn-
+eret
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
THE FIRST BLOODSHED.
a Burlington Bridge Foreman Shoots "a
Brotherhood Engineer.

Brotherhood Engineer.
BRooKFIELD. Mo-, March 3.-This morn
ing George II. Bostwick. the Burlington
bridge foreman, fatally shot Roxy, a broth
erhood striking engineer. To avoid lynch
ing Bostwick was walked to Lnnaus, where
he Is now under arrest.
he states that ne was 8 sworn deputy
sheriff and in charge Of an engine Just ar
rived from the east AZ Brookield Roxy
and others tried to take charge of
the engine. An alteration ensued aud
Roxy drew q pistol. Refusing 10 put il up,
Bostwicx saot him. Bostwick saws that a
short time before the shooting be and Roxy
were laughing and joklng together.
rhe opinion st first was that BOstwick
became frightened and shot without
sufficient proYocstiou, but the facts now
show that his life was IN danger.
J BRooKFIELD. No, March 5.-The body of
George Watts. the engineer who vas killed
By Deputy Sheriff B0st cS. was turned over
to the Engineers and firemens' Brother
ho0ds. A delegation Of about a dozen Of
the brotherhOots left this afiernOon for
ST. Joe ia special car furnished by the
company. Bostiek gave himself up to the
sheriff aud he was tsken to LinneGs.
B0stick. in 40 interview this afternoon,
said the shooting OF Watts was accidental.
he ssw Watts coming toward him with a
revolver ID bis hand aad ordered
him 20 haIt Both men then
draw their revolvers sud Watts caught hold
Of the Deputy oherifs veapon. In the
ssuiFs that beloved Bosiick's revolver was
discharged, the bullet striking Watts 10 tbe
fOrehesd
The veriict Of the coroners Jury recon-
mends1 that Bostics oe bed % await The
sction of the grand in~Y. Both Wairs an
Bosiiex hss the reDu alton o. being respscs-
soc a8d temperate lleR.
The striking engineers and 7rrusn ss7
that cit tsns need have 10 fesr - riot. as
vlci.ance. act venee8Ecs. Is thsir vatch-
ua~I
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
wantafurnioare Factory.

tAs.ss,St e - 1tltss,s ,s-stNsl0
LUDIsGToE, March 3.-Ludngton does
not want to run Grand Rapids by compet-
ing with her in the manufacture OF furn-
iture. but some of her public spirited
citizens have decided 10 subscribe one half
the stock necessary to organize a manu-
factory OF some kind of furniture provided
a party capable OF assuming Its manage
ment can be found. who viii assume Jhe
other halt With our tine harbor and
shipping facilities there is no reason that
the project should not sacceed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
nIlL ANp MAaeARer MArneR.


n tsseFtefnent ~nt1 - Eftef EefN cen the
MANAGE nna tiie sfar.
NEw YcEE. Marcb The taik 10 tbeaf.
ricsl circles yesterday was rb8ui a dieagree-
ment between Marrsfet Naiber aud ber
manager. J. N Hall! a was said the
actress had sued Mr Hill for violstion u
contrGci. aud when il was recalled that Kr.
Hig had been Miss hstbefs manager from
almost The first day she stepped upon the
boards and ia large measure had siaere6
her 70 SOUND pop nerts. the alleged
trouble between them Nas fcgardec a. seri-
Gus of course Niss Msfhrr hss not been
entirely dependent for hpr fame on NJ
Hflls management iier capabilities
a. an actress have had much 20 DO ib
that
II was lesrDed that thines hsve not besn
ltogetbeT hsrnionions between toe sclress
and Der manager for ssyerai ncDiht. sud
that LAWYERS tsvs been called ia 90 settle
| The difs cnliy.
one Who knows 81 the rumpns ssid. "A
1 sir-vesrb c0Dtraci With Miss hstoer signed
With NJ. Bill expired last June aud smother
/ contract Tor SIX resfs was itfifoeolateiy
/ signed Miss Mafhsr. however wanted o
specific counting for the fix vse-s thss ht3
exfared. There bad been . soz ~ gsnersl
settlement or accounting bDf there were
| iteffif on tbf boeks v Nntcb tff cenio not
understand. Ef. Hiil offered - let
"a expert scco8nta1f examine the
I books for Mss Eafbef This vas
not agreed 20 ss Miss Msfhef and
| ber husband. Emil Hsb-korn des.rsd 90
/ have be books examined outside of Mr..
/ Huis Ohics. Mr. Hill positively refused %
permit toe books - - takes sveT. Fer
| three months the two sides hsve pDdsavored
| 20 came 20 sn ouiicsbls Us,dsrs1eadiDg. hut
| Mr. Hfii refused 70 PER with ths books snd
/ Miss Nstbef end her husband dec cred tbsf
the bloks cou.d rot 70 fessoneh = fEsrsihsd
~ her juteresi wbi,e they we're nuder &r
i His control
Miss Nsihsf pisved Juliet 81 tie N
rni0u Academy IN Nliismsbuffh q
evening bat neither shs nof brr buses nd
cared - sueak - the tronbis with ar Hal
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

wsrrx OAKS y. T.. March 3-On Tues
ssy night brutai stsbhing affrsy occurred
in the cabin ~ Jim C1rrie. Jan Foley
ard Currae became involved in q quarrel.
.na Carris pluuEsd = iaxger into Folsv' >
aiufomrn. Ar midnight he nDforru1afe
w~etch wss found WANDERING toward town
With his hovels prctruoi1E ThIie be en-
4aavo-ed 80 hoid iaem 40 Sith his hands.
Folev esed Yesterday. Currs = under ar
-est his Cnrrie is the same nisn Who
murdered he actor in Tsxss sevsrsi Years
sua.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

LANsINe. March s.-At the request Of Gov
ernor Luce. Hon. James M. NeAsmith, for
the State Board Of Charities aud Corrections,
investigated the cause for the recent scandal
Of The lnghsm county poor house. His re-
port is quite full, ano the charges are pro-
nounced entirely devoid Of any foundation,
the inmates expressing themselves satisfied
and thankful that the refuge possessed 80
many OF the Comforts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

KkJANkzoo. March z-SchOolcrsft people
have hardly had time for a breathing spell
messenger. before Don NJ. Dickinson's little
haichet strikes again, chopping OF the
Official head Of John II. Dix. an boDUrab Y
discharged soldier. and for the past fourteen
years = mail agent on the main line Of the
Lake shore road between Cleveland sad
Ihscaqo
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

MovrnrAb. Cue. Aarch A-The settle
rrent al the HaE estaie. involving ne Dis
position a. So. .oe0. : 70 bs reviewed IN the
cpurts. There eisa sr-st sesrtsse sno 1a1y
conpiicatisus in TIE estate. NJ. LINDSAY,
~, = ssrnp.sr I'm New Tc-S pentlns a
.etsi sinent hss cffsref q, rirn ever a. ~
H. rrspertr - f,e heirs. The ute to =
rart CT Nount Eova Park bouglt oy ne
cir - Ncntreai 81 aiso involved
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

frzvos AxsSs. Nsrch 2-Ths Argsn5ns
and Oriental governments have asreed -
bold South American Congress in None
vIdeo. bsginninE ou July II, lsss. tas Pria-
cirai s.biret ~ waich - - form a trs4ty
uhsch vi dseerusins tae question of inesr-
aszianai rixnts penci1g hetTeen tae dlfsr-
en- south Asuericsu osfionz. This corEress
vii ~ ths 6rst 81 - kiud ever he'd 10
Sonsh Americs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
a srRANes Accl0sNr.


FxsGus FAILs Nina, March S.-Lass
night saow pl0w on ths AsaitoDa raii-
road started to clear the TRACK 10 Pelican
Ra9ids Ia tee engine wsfe Pete OEth,
fireman. John Smita, eaginesr. aec Nike
Deyines. rosdmssss-. While bOcking toe
saos they opsEed the infosee door 10 ere
I'D, bat tie STACK bad become ~ dilea with
sooS that h4nes bursi 0at o. tue d0or and
set the Gao on IRE. Al Jumped oat. Orth
and smith being fatally hafs. ana are sui
unconscious, while Degiaey was slightly
injured. The train ran 0n ali il Was stopped
o. the snow, when the train hands nrst dis
covered the accident.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04
Seymour Sworn In.

WASHINGTON, March 3.-Mr. Seymour
was sworn in as soon as the House
met this morning, being escorted 10
the Speakers desk by Gen. CUtcheon.
Several Michigan men, who are acouaint-
snces of the new Congressman. congratu-
lated him. His seat is over Oh the back
row on the Republican side.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Bozr8x. Msr-h A y. s'axe1. tas
Issdi8g bsritone = re Boston Ideas. hss
szsd Msasgsr Fasfer ~ 3o0 Ssxon a.
nasnded aa lrc-ea$e in rav 3 Re11sstsy
n5xht .ssI oef8rs tne curtsl1 rose ~ t1-
RSsteu fhesrre. NJ fos-er refzsed tas re-
aaest NJ Saxon reaze8 20 snF su1 w*s
eiscnarge8 he suls - - rscover ca s.s
zzssen q eoakrs<E
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

DETRoII. March s--The following tele
gram was sent this morning: Treasurer
Father Charles O'ReiIly-Eirgii ofnnniver.
ssry Of Emmet-Nsrtyr- Joseph Ken
ny. 81 T.. House Of Commons. London
Eae.-In mem0dpm Of man VINO got bur
for Ireland | transmit you 2j.039 for the
men who are getting hurt Tor Ireland.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

LassIse. March 3.-Deputy Railroad
Commissioners RsDsons report n the
earnings Of The Michigan roads for Decsm.
Der shows them 70 - 1891. s)z. 80 increase
over tbe same month last year q s4l4o76
Tee total ssrEings fof The year Of $50 were
81 SIG e1a an incresss over 1856 u - s3S .
O57. o. u 81 per cent
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

PErvcrros. Ind, March 5.-Cify Narsbsl
Dsvis arrested = negro here yesterday Cd
saspcon. Upon being searched So ir
ersenbscks sn1 . small emyaat ~ eaFeT
zat fond Oh his person. Re confessed
fhaf ee had stolen TIE money in Cblasge.
Re xas locked So sps vii be held 70 await
e rsplF - selsgr1ms.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Hkcfnss. Ne. Hsach 3.-Ksilr and
go-srsn. sons u Wiisvn Thompson. st
MaessssspDrt. weuf in boat Tburs8sv
foa9fauF - stones Islsne. They ezpscssd
- re.urn in 81 tours search bss teen
maze bat che men can net - found and
srs SUPPOSED - b. drogDsd
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Tf1rsFrns. Pa. Asrch S.-N. 4 Bad
vin. vho rendered bis resignation - Man
aze- of sbe Pennevisaris Compsey vpstssr-
cav ssss sccsaled tie fssns~zl hsnazs
pr.8 Ene Rrss derty of fne Sufsis.
Eoensses b flaseorxh Ezilfoad Com
r,rnr
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Iousvr1rE KY Asrch 3-Narranss are
IN the hands IF officers far ths sr7est q =
nrr,sser ~ thasa Eha ATTENDED tas Nsrre1-
q Lsar7 mil IN Nezse ccEntY lo 9etoaer
Is>s The grsnd izry s1nnd indictments 81
~ at s.ssaen sna s'-easiv several sporfinx Z
men have oad % psv i8ss. Among toose
now sanghf sre Editors of the -11.'sF
psuprs sad os.Sa-<s ssxn 81 ks>srtkax Pre-
s<ss<s1n
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Thornss Carroll vita .. X Tsnnsy.
. vel -knosn Cfacago lsevsf. lsli fos hsn-
Izsee FridsF niett In the|r r-ip fi1sy hsN
kiss % 81 elsisur s1siDss .be Ms,aistss Ssls
sDd Luaater Comyaug.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

DrrEoG1. March Herman Rsis. 9 ss-
loon keeper. zns convicted this morning
for attempting TIE murder II bis wife. snd
seutepeed 20 ttu Fears Al Jackson
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

TsE2rsFr -. Pa HsTss t.--Jts Bosrs
- rsrdo1s seasy grar 81 rev bs4rinf 81
.hs rezs ~ Nfitgn Nsstop. tbs Caiesvo
raifs3sns.re vic vsz seEf ~ Fftso9s fiUzs
hIies i-4Bg cogDt2 To- mensis 2E0isf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

cBfcsoo. March B--Tbe Ch,ezae Bsss
Bsil Cur mas departed for Hei 6pfhgs.
Ak. where ff,e boys wiF - sboilsa ouf -
and put in es,o8 frlu for the ofsrinr of ne
sfsuirr se1son hefs VIA the Defroiss.
Apr -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

EEsnfse. "a. Marco 3-N9 steps save
been isxss BY TIE engineers nov running
on The Reading railroad 70 vscste their
pcss. and we're theT called oot there ara
Numbers cf errlaeers zers resdy 20 tsxs
taeir pascss Tae knizhs- q las0r n this
csfv fhiax e Is rgafist . tas Brsshsrhood
enesneers o. toe Be41inz -s5lrosd waali
lusf even we're tsse{ AFthnr - orier fhena
"a - ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

LONDON. March "a dispatch from Tam
alive says that hurricane has devastated
that place. Eleven vessels were wrecked
and twenty persons killed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

Indeed very sick chiia Josef H0fasnn
Val aos ee heard 'sEsin IL public. si lo&sl
aos ief sozae years
Af. Lester WAilsck's appearances lsst
week - stage u2n4eer 81 the theatre which
bas - llsng borne his name Inelks az epoch
Ia A American dramatic effsirs. Il wil be the
last uue as undertakes any active sork IA
his art. ana with these hnsl rehesrszls vail
ena the real career of . theatre which has
10 InAuy respects been the mosi famous Ia
u Lester Msllack established Nsilack =
theatre.
A.n excellent vaudeville performances IL
promised a. smith Opera House the oanl-
iog week. Such specially stars - Ailils
Maynard snd MendoEs, gynnasis. fsank
aud Clara Marion. IA IRISH sketches TIE
brAham bFos. IL Shade graphs, and
Miss Florence SYLVIA Harry Noad :
iaaghsble burlesQue "iinafore, viii be-
praFnted by well balanced eompsny.
An old-time friend Of Edwin Booth
speaking Of the trseedian. said; His na-
ture Is TIE most UNIQUE Of any man IN pub
he lie. Ills lnoihsrenoe 10 money. society
and the ihings which the world ranks As
dersl&ud ham. aud he tries not 10 be under
stood. lie is really the Hamlet OF the
Nineteenth century"
SignOF Salyini will probably undertake
another American tour next Fall. aud 81 is
runiored that Manager A. NJ. Palmer. Of the
Madison square Theatre, will direct The
trsgedian's business Young Salvini will
most likely be selected 10 accompany his
father as leading man.
Annie Terese Berger Mrs Leigh :.
LYNCH is universally conceded the best
female cOrnel player in the world She
will play lor The benefit OF the Eiks. of this
city, at their beneil on the 2lsi inst
II was the late Harry Bl0odgood who. In
speaking of the props" necessary 10 be
had for g certain meiodrama said. 'All
you need Is bucket OF blood and smoke
for locomotive.
The chorus girl of the period wears her
| floral iayors pinned on the left hip. A
lobby ~ag SAYS that the reason is because
there is no other place where painless pin
| can be put
| Joe Brooks will manage Fred Warde mex
season
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

indeed very sick oAila gosef Hofgasnn
vii nos be heard sSsin In public Al isasg
aos fof sozae years
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-04

PIP. Iiaz a. - TIE saes fsse ssrs
TIE sess - t1s 5asef p fEs1E ard Nsr.
e0s~ haer Who noE es - tne eht3
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