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Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
We are receiving daily by
freight and express
ADDITIONS

Direct from headquarters :
vast additions TO our Dress
Goods Department. which we
are determined TO sell at the
smallest living profit. Chal-
ms Albatros French Mixed
Goods, and all wool Hener-
elias, IN the newest and best
Spring styles.
The largest stock OF genu-
inc English Broadcloths ever
brought TO the city-23 differ
ent shades-all beautiful and
new: 45 pieces all-wool Deber-
ges: 6 } pieces all-wool Checks:
20 pieces all-wool Tricoteries.
which will be closed at spe-
cial prices.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

The Chicago anarchists were hung with
out the approval Ur consent Of the.v friends.
but oy the order and consent OF nv fiiends
AMI patrons. will haag n the best siyle Of
the art all the wall paper you may select
from my stock. | will he pleased 70 give
estimates tor paperinG. painting. etc. Hav-
ing large stock OF paper snd paints, | sm
fully prepared 10 execute ali orders en-
trusted o our care. Ycus paivonase kindly
solicited. RememOer ~ LyOH-st.
A h. BURCH
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
I'm Black and
Mourning Goods,

We are showing magnificent
bargains. All-wool black Hen
riettas, black French Serges,
blacS French 0ttomans, black
silk warp Henriettas, black
all-wool novelty goods, black
French sebastapals. black
Cashmeres in every grade,
from the LOWEST TO the
VERY best.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
We are ready and

willing at all times 10
prove that the TELE-
GRAN-HEbAID has the
Largest Circulation OF
ANY Michigan Daily
with the exception OF
those published in
Detroit,
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Tes Saperin.sDdsnt of ihs New York
Sac Bsosiax Department has Just sue
raiiie3 reecrs uoon The cea,l.sion ., ths
bs0ss ci that 3.sts. which IS fail ot IN
ts5ess as ,odicasio< The financial condi-
too ~ ,hs people. Tas interesting
pert cf ,le ra2ors ~ contained IA the
Table Swing tbs nuabsr s1d average ere
az ths SAVINGS b4nks deposits OK the
sSsta. 7. sssus tlsf Ia 1860 toe number
o, dapos vac 2o3s1f au1 he average
s.z@ s25.3A fn le75 ih-rs we're 6Jl.414
deposits. aseaag SO s-1f20 ssch. IN sae
ten Gissssf8us wars TIA. tollo~sd The
ircresss vss slight. 1850 showing bat
- t56 ienesifz averaging SS6932
Sncs i>s0 he iucrssss las been phe-
p0msnsGv rspis. and there are nov
Z l.s1-. .ge2 separate deposits. averaging
sfsi.I2 ssea.
Wa te seen thst rot only hss there
been an i1crssse ID sha number Of dspos-
rs eatirs'r ore ~ proportion 10 TIE IL
crsss. II populsfi0u. bas thai sas ave-
ra-e snouns 81 the deposits ara very
,onsis,srsbiy isrx-r ~ coarss not AL
tie d@positors are lsoorisE nea and
vomsa. bn, ihe greater poriion Of them
ars. sao fln,is e onsness nan baisx xeu-
a-sily deposited IN 'ts rational banks or
tFuss eompauies Tes savings banks.
r11er Pc avs ~ NsT Tsrk. ara nat par-
r,ifts,'. - lebevs. 10 pay oaf money ou a
Essosucrs sscornt unless the dpcoslfor's .
took ,s presented. e7d hspcs cnmpara-
away Esw s-s ssss sen use thsui. On
r.. ere hnrf fGere are eruutisss huila-
iur ae8 loan associations throughout the
state shrenaa waCss sg-ccy ths savings
~ - people have been invssted m rsal
.us.ss :, an exsaus hifhsrto ankaozu.
IL s-ite cf strikss. saa The tariT. ard
.,-.h,nss. All frnses. the psop.s q ths
r...,r. a,a.s seer. sfser all - be get
- sl.,sr tos'hls usi' thsa& you.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Unser FRITz is Emperor in spite o.
ala sore .hros., and what pleases the
Queen OF England still better, Mrs.
Fritz is Empress.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Sks ssRser cfllxss a eSs As serths-essasEt
c. - l.-K1 - AExAtlxs tEe aUz1 t-2E -
selas ~ s<.sa Azy Fzrtof = lias eesntea
ssoas fall sl-e.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

PRIScE OscAR OF Sweden % about 10
marry for love. no. for nonors and titles.
royal families. His ii-us O. the daugl =
ter OF Swedish colonel oG noole family,
cut the Prince will, by the Swedish con-
sNtution. IN marrying out OF the roy
circle. fosfs.s not only al rights 10 the
sbFone, ba. his title OF royal bishaess
and Duke o. Goihlsnd. his yearly parlia-
asE:9ry allowance aud bis Stockholm
palace. Such Princes "ars lew and fer
between"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

A lOesl hsighl leaves Grand Rapids q I 70 n
m. carrying pA<elsgsrs as TAI kaisIn&zoo
a "a tTs ins daily eKxeft sunday
1broUsn ueAels 10 a. Iolnss snd bershs 70 sleep-
irg Cosches can bS secured al UnioD Tick es oocs
g. konIet-sg.. AID 81 DEPOT
e4r + 4 C.eHelsnd
etsi gehi.
GHo v. AUNsos. Cas Jlckei Aren't.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
HefD waasssd--gfete.

XaTANFED--A nRl & CLERK. 0NE WHO CsN
W SPEAK Holland su1 - lis1 must gifS r.
ielsaes. EA4a.rv ~ - hSsI AsoA.fN-s~ a
etoneLeslse -
EXPERIENCED BooKEEEPER ANE coz
l. respondent aith D7sl ~ rec ences 1ad set-
eIsl ysars a. i-ef EssHc1 "a IN ely Nelr, 1eslre1
perm aren't situation. Acdfess 4. B. ", bo1 =
Ulis ore. -
lVASTED--ACENI 10 sOLltlI MtAbEk-
" alps f9r = l.ffsrr Ass,eis. oB, Ca. "a
dsrsS Rom a., Eeusenan sloek. i
NfAS fED-sAL LLsMAe FUR MIL MAchl ~
~ e;g. Eu.t have had some e1 1per.enee o. ths
rosd aud e0ala asil recommended. AcIess + A.
kicl4ids. Of4aG t-pi1s. hic3. -
tAAETkD a lOING NAN As sIENO9-
~ raphtr snd tyYeu riier operator. Must Oe
9 good peprsan sus accurate none other neeo
apply. harrfon y sgo8 Norks. esu
lVAATED.- flNE NAN TO 10 COLLECTING
W iu this cry. ~ Z pay saiary ot 80 moAthi
must furnish bond aud good references. Adofe
h G. box Z. this sIee. u
lUANTEp-TW0 OK THREE FIRST CLASS
w oil rtlhbers 10 20 out Of the city tor a rev
days Csil between ssnd 10. at Ssy str4ighI-st
C. \. Doan. Il
NJ VAHTED-TwESrY.F GOOD GENERAL
" servants OF I've dining room gifis, cDafs
bermaids, p-s-Fy cooks, general cooks 20. lci-
tor. mus. speak terman- big pay. 81 West
Btige-st.. room :. =
nrANTED-ALL THE LADIES on THE WEST
" side iO knO altaGt they can get the best az
help by tslephoning ysi or calling at 81 Wet
brldse-st., r'Om 3. -
,uANrRp-oSF CARPENTER Two BAND.
W saHyers. l c2bine,maker A. trimmer, wise
hands, iron planet hands, lathe hand. tr,I
class furniture salesman. top stalner and DO. ;
Rooms aud 4, Tower block. -
WANTED - EXPERIENCED JIG SAWYER
W Oriel CABIN co. IL
yyANTED-TTO MEN At NO 81 SOUTH
W Division -: steady work aud good pay; ref
ercnces rec u I'd. i. ". fOx, manager. u
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

The great Gale Manufacturing Coa--
pany and lie grand old /. publican party
oi Aicuissn are each oU the ragged
edge" OF hesitation "a 20 a choice OF can
didates. ThArs's lois OK Doodle lying
around the State ready for each OF them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

The CinciuunsI Tinscs-Star has begun
a vigorous light assinst the vile pictures
sold ia cigarette packages. The cause is
o worthy ore. II 10 bad enough 10 po'son
The bodies Of our boys; bus TO poison
the minds IS we'll Is double crime.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
TEAM TIME TABLES.

GRAND RAPIDS d INDIANA-IN EFFECT
W OCTOBER :, 1887
Trsxerxe CITY ...... .......... -ooem
Trsverse City & hackinsw. so5 nsam
From CsncInDsti...--.........---...5 20 ? N
For MSckinaw- ....-- .-.-..- ~ p m boo N
saginaw Express ..--.ll 25 m 0sm
Saginaw Eress--.-......;- -. 10 20 m $40 IN
Saginaw Express runs through sond,-Trsin
Traverse City-ll - m train has chZir car
for Msckinsw - m train has sleeping car
tor Petoskey and Msckinaw City
For Cincinnati. 7Isam
lor tort wayne and Issi....-io sosm II So
Prom Traverse City and mack
AIltrslns daily except Sunday.
.i5 so oonSs nss On 1or psaros
and Canadian points arriving ia Detroit 10 Al N
Muslexon. Grand Rapids 4 Indiana
Leave = AM. -.---.-Arrive-l9 ~ m
II " 70 SO m
A. .Almquist. Ticket Agent ct depot; George W.
hAnson, Union Ticket Agent. 81 Nonroe-t
c. L LocKwooD. Gen Pass and I1cket Agt
rHlcAGO q wEsT NlCHIGAS-hLJ TRAINS
Y arrive 81 and depart .r0m Union Depot.
Mall for chioseo Maskeeon and Toledo4 soo.n
sst ExpEess for Cnicsgo-------..-.--.fl flz % n
k1psess ior &GskesoD -.-.----.- y p m
l.E1- II y - .--...---.-. III " p 70
Biz Rspids. Baldwin. Lalingfon and
Ns.'elee ....-..-.---.f 4os p N
Bis Rapids Baldwin Lodniston s8d
hslis e. .....-.. -.-.-------f So an
Sishl "a fless ron JnicAgo .-.---.--. Sal
- - li',.n - - -,> = IN .--------. y - n
NAL ron chicago sal MuskegOn ...--- 5pm
IIpre from !. = - n Tolsso -. so , n.
ExFTess from PeDtwsser. Nusksgon and
hoi1t4f0 ...-.-..+...-- = n
Hsolsser- i1cns "a. be enin and
= - IL - = n
hsn - l'ig o. - q ~ ----.- - N
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

r~.ua as~inx an Enpsrcr q sEfrsroe
- f,.rrssuT = quite hSsly g. pass 10
- .nl tisa - eavire sas of sxsre-ns
rs present cccapa1t e ire
.,,-~.a : IS yssss q sVs oas be : nct
- :, r,;xn son0. HIS ssr- ~ac vi
s,rcessor Il - saFvfves hias, .
-. $. - . reported - - n a
~ hs scnl sssss ot hesi'h. n the
- e,z seath she serptrs ~sald pass
-, .ax bar s,z pears sssk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

IL visa u The unprecedented aud uni
vsesal competition. among Michigan
towns, and ths Numerous fat barrels that
are ready 10 be tapped. to secure the
location c, tbs Gale Manufacturing Com
psny. aud the ssesaiDg inability or dill
Guilty ou the part OF that company to
maze 5 nDsl decision rs 10 which OF the
numerous canddztss shall bs selected
for that honor. Why not cali State Con-
yen;ion al sons central or convenient
place, shsa esch town mag Se repre-
seutsd By us regular delegates, and It's
claims properly presented and adso-
Gated ? That Is the way We choose o
Governor and other high State officers.
Why not settle ttis great question IN the
same patriotic style. There can be no
wsll-gFocnded fears that the "Gais =
woald develop cyclone in the Sta ..
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Buyers of Silks, Dress Goods,
Satins, Velvets, Pushes. New
Spring Jackets, Beaded Wraps.
Muslin Underwear, Corsets,
Laces, White Goods, Embroid-
cries, Linens, Hosiery. Gloves,
Mems Furnishing Goods. etc,
ETC., will find at Our house a
marvellous display at prices
which enable us TO lead Grand
Rapids and defy all competi-
tion. Come and investigate
before you purchase Nothing
will he lost-everything will
be gained.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Smiths Opera House, the fanny Frank
Bush.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
Taz Laws. HAlr Avn BsIvp

Can help laughing See Franz Bush 90
Smiths 0pers h0uss. Monday. March Il.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

are doubling our trade IN this
department. Special bargains
in Black and Colored Dress
Silke. New Spring shades of
heavy Gros Grain Silks.
All silk Surahs, in all the
new shades, for street and
evening wear.
Imported French Surahs.
colored and black Moire Silks.
Satins, Pushes. Yelvets. etc,
etc, al bottom prices. all
items Of interest TO every
one.
% cases blesched and un-
blesched MusIins, all the best
brands.
20 cases Calico.
10 cases Gingham.
2 cases turkey red Table
Damssk.
500 doz. Towels. all linen,
from 6 cents TO the very best.
% pieces bleacbed Table
Linen, IS cts. 70 800 per I'D.
60 pieces Cream Table Linen
le cts. 70 - cts per yard
Bed Spreads at ~ cts. 81 %.
and s1.25, % per cent less than
value. - Come early.
g.. q -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

TL&lIt clLllltt tAtt iscl- "tHztf
f&Ak<D2erS 4AllaS tziS 4elF0I ExprosS a. o
n n1ke lrccl CONNECTIONS ioT Axs 10-k Rz>
ioe, 2RA ~ paluks k2si
9hr0ugh UckeEs te al puints eAs1 ard " o.
ard eeptne cSF Dcrths ssI b. sccUreo e = "a
n. a n. Railroad 81 or1oes hsos<s hozsi aud
81 cspot
Gfo. h. kEEsk Ir11Ae Aazkser caicsso
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
Furniture stored.

rRNTTURE sT0RED. PACKED avD
I rored FEFs-t rerke-s eert er shar- -l-ff~s
~ Ka4ciT Z Host IL soss.h Dsvisioa o.. rese-
ph0ne NJ 90 Jay 8 "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

FOR TEE WEEK COMMENCING
MONDAY, MARCH II.

MONDAY, MARCH II.
GRAND AMUSEMENT CARNIVAL
-GREATEsT ALL FEA7U ~ SHOW
2-DTsTTNcT coMPAEIEs-2
MISS CLARE FARRAg's
PEN ALE NJ AsT DONs
--aNp-
The Worlds Greatest Mimic
And Hs UneoBesled
ALL STAR SPECIALITY coNpsNN
Headed by the Talented Nrsicsi oaser-
MISS ISABELLE WARD
IBe Dsshing Focalist
Mss NAY wEIIEN.
The celebrated Cbaracfer Arise.
Mss eIE ADAHz
The reviicbing Son rs'ress
NisS JESSIE LFWTs
The Boreseue etsF.
Mss CLARE FARRAk
Tie TsroTf7 C7srEctsr skesch Dso
ccSN0Re AND AnANs
The Psrfetf peftFsyo-r ~ Irish COMEDY.
WARD AID LIZ
The OTiKinss. TIE OMIT. the rnrivsiled Mink
The Hixhcsi ssieried ssu o. the
ksuaeviiis st.re
FRANK pUSB-
The Plant r. N Hbem al cresre-s Spring
Enesgsa ~ fn kDo-Tosls stlsy.
ContlD Ddins Esci Fves ng Nth
JOHNNY RAYS
Tp-o-ri31sir Funny COMEDY
eE>hToR 3CPHEE
Tbs Fuf1-p 1snrrrT r. ths rss
Ak ELABORATE NIEsTKFL sCTTF
Two Nstinees Wednesday s.5 ss .ur3sy.
Het - f'riees. 81 u arr = es1ss
Evening Adulis ion-i5e. -. sse-tnd No Higher
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

csc. - Wes,zra Ave. MGes EiocE Eas
TflEs4sk- q EsA41 oss.seEsc every 4les1l-1z -
eLeC8.
Alf..E. ...ax s--Sn.r nAsra b
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

Bat a. ui3e awake % toe 1tsrssts 81 Cur
rasroas snd wuS f-sr@e-faily inelas tne
ssseue on Of tae pGeic n E.a<Tzi g tbe
wonderful virtues 81 1ef the wVfho 1Ei a
Sfns Moses bat BENNEFTS JAJk-oN
HILL COAL. II ign ses 9c,ckly. buv1s
t-eslr nosseS 10 CIR xe-s - saf 5ftle asa
ear - cur-es - snVtsinz tuf ssif fe@5 : 2
stoves snd : = oer cent sas.per tssz scy
ofher flei in tae market
TeIenncae Ne ss7
70 to9a cs2R - Ps4ri sf
ard sn5 ee3cs caruer FaEnsz sei l<z6er-ss
4 2 aE<NkTr
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

4 OsT-ON AONROE-sT OR ON ChER6Ysr.
Il car gold ball ring. Finder VIII plea
leave a. 100 Monroe -. ". Parish. u
For .Sdfe--Mtscetiaaeous.
NOR sALE cAEAP-HOUsEHOLD GOODS AT
L 90 JeiieIs n-st Vest side. u
asn ex sen Al 81 iti rer-st. n
IF YOU WANT TO BUY A GOOD TENOR
| drum cheap call al Room 3. Tower BLOCK -
NOR fALE CHRAP-A GOOD FAMILY HORSE
with new side bar buggy and harness In
Quire OF J. l.. D.. Dox 4, Telegram Herald Il
NOR sALE-saATL STOCK OF DRUGS AND
fixtures al one half their value. Enquife of
Or ". II Ross oFiice widdieomb building. Is
NOR SALE GOOD ROAD OR WORK HORSE
/ for sale vii be sod cheap II sold immedls
aiely j r Homan Is Canai-st xSetf
TOR SALE u EXrRA NICE DRY KlEDLING-
L wood at sl-5o per load delivered Grand
RSDios Veneer Co. szsu
I WANT To SELL NJ HORSE. PHAEToE AND
| harness very cheap iftaken soon. John 7.
Roman, l8 Canal-st SSou
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

nr'r. ausr s. hiles Ses Great Mrsie
2 AK Bash. Saitas s0rsrs Ho0se Nsn,ias
svensu T.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

See the Worlds Greatest Mimic Fran
Bush.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

LIE defines volspuk IS universal
language that nobody speaks"
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
MUsT BE 1T sc.

Laugh Al vho? Frank Bush. A.
Smiths.
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
Help Uented--Femafe.

MA TED LADIES WITH BEST OF REFER
w tnccs Ia 90 six embroidery and hand silk
sewing. Apply between and 10 o'clock a n,
=,
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
Siffffff0us M0fc.

WANTED COMPETENT WOMAN To
" take care Of children; also second girl.
hpply a. no 60 NoIth Ialayette-st 40ti
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

IF YoU WANT A CLERK. CASHIER, BOOK
| keeper. s.enosrapheT. milliner seamstTess,
managing houSekeeper. second girl. pastry COOK,
meat cook felefal cooks, chamber maids,
dining room help, genera. servants, wash women.
woraen for house cieaaing, etc. Telephone so or
cali at Room 3. Tower beck. Al male help
alrrishfd free 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

-. AN1ED--lOUNG NAN WANTS POSITION
" as ERIK III iir.t clEss hotel. ten years exper-
isnc.: or billing clerk wi n some reliable WhOle-
sac holse Address ~. X. V, care AS West
Kiyer.,f- Nsui..ee Mich -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

tVANTED-A POSITION, BY A LADY. As
W stencgrs pher: permanent place preferred.
Enquire at Il Moth Ionis-st, Anti Kals0mirne
20 -
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

IT, ANFED-A GOOD 'ilhL FOR GENERAL
w noHework. Apply At IS eco r.ehSt. %
FDELEPHONE so FOR ALI. KINDS OF HELP.
1 al or-eTs illed promptly or call at rocms }
snd4 Towe bock ~
yVAHTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GIRL At
w (s iARravr- 81. ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
1fis~fSfn1leOsss.


MIANTED-ALL THOSE WISHING TO BUY
w or cell a igrm, houses and los. vacant lots,
timber land. business, 10 address Business
Chance. Room and 4. Tower block. -
GESTS-READ THIS THEN If YOU ARE
"A open for good thing call and investigate
the opportunities we offer. W. L. Harris & Co,
room 81, Porter block. ~
IsfANTED-IWO COPIES EACH or The
" Telegram Herald Of the following dates ::
August p and ~. September 4. s. 6. y. suit
able price will be paid tor the above papers
al this Office
TOR sALE-ONE MARBLE TOP BLACK WAL
nut bedroom suit; ! ash bedroom sult; par
lOr wood stove: ! black walnut sidebosrd, etc.
Enouire No 50 Charles-st -
LADY WISHES TO GIVE LESSONS IN
A writing and spelling, English hand Address.
M. l., box s. Telegram liz ersld Office. 6o-2
uTANIED-AT THIS OFFICE, TWO COPIES
VI OF this paper OF the following dates: July
IL and s. will pay literally for these papers
a, this Office. Catf
YfANTED-TO PURCHASE SECONDHAND
w Ofce desk: would prefer Cutler" but
would take circ-Ilsr top with plenty OF room
Address F. B. box l. this Office 62tf
I IFE SIZEPORi'RAITS- PASTEL, WATER
Ia coloTs and crsyon, elegantly framed in bronze
or gilt frames Tor $40, Sl2 and SIS; former prices
s25, so and $35. Hamiltons Art Gallery, 7s
Canal-St S3lti
CALESMAN-CAN ADD LINE SMALL
= samples Ore agent earned 50 500, Others up
10 S. 100 in 1886. Y. o. Box 1871. New York 2lstf
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

t,IANTFr--A POSITION As ASSISTANT TO
" engineer suryeyOr Or drsug htsman, or any
other honorat le enpLoy'nent- address l., box 3,
fhis orca y
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

IITANTED-A DEU6 CLERK WISHES A STU
" alton a. clerk IN city yesrs experience;
strictly temperate; Al references Address Is A,
box 4 care tpis oiice y
yyANTED-A SITUATION By A YOUNG MAN
W in wholesale house. Address NJ F. l.,
hex 4 this Office "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

yETANrED-AN APPRENTICE FOR LEARN
w ing dress making. Mrs- A. K. EveTetts,
room, 3, = eflva-d biock Y
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11

TO RFST-B0t ED1NE F0FsEs ONT RIors
| ircn fost1asce- hsr1 4 y srd. corner LTn-
and kRsss zi
Telegram-herald., 1888-03-11
E0r Kcllf--ROOlls.

T,OR RENT-A MODERN House OF TEN
Il rooms furnished or unfurrished, on Lyon-st
railway. Enquire OF A ;. White, 90 ottaws-st
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-23
Has lie Gone 20 Canada .

Abe Leroy would have been greeted
With an ovation had he filed his Miles
City engagement yesterday. The
mayor Of the city, several county and
city officials and u numerous following
We're at the depot ready to shout them
selves hosrse when the favorite
showed himself on the Pullman plat.
form And Larry Kendall was also
there, decked in astounding rsiment
and a palm leaf fan, with sn extra
garland aud palm leaf for pressn tslion
but Ability Morality LeRoyslity
msterislized not. After a thorough
investigation aud patrol of the train
the inevitable was forced to ne ao-
cepted aud no one will attempt 10
climb yea to chimney tops" to greet
the defaulting traveller. Ags.u We
ask; has he gone to Canada?
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-23
Their Annual Ball.

Great have been the preparations
for the Fifth Annual Ball of the
Knights Of Pythiss, which took place
last night and went through, with its
elaboration of detail, smoothly, joy.
ously aud successfully. The reception
committee took possession OF the Mac
queen house dining hall during the
early evening, aud the walls were dec
GRATED with Pythian emblems. crossed
spears, shields, swords and casques;
festoons o. evergreen dropped in grace
ful curves from either end of the hall;
tlaes waved from the electric light jets
and were drsped at intervals about
the vacant spaces and when TO this
you add the shining tile aud brilliant
throng, the soft rays OF the incandes.
cents and the enhancing music sweet.
ly penetrating, you have taken a
glimpse aud listened a moment as
Others did, and the ball room at 10
o'clock fingers In your memory.
The grand march began at about
$50 and over forty couples participst-
ed. The Knights Of Pythiss frsterni.
ty never did give ball that was not
a success and this one was their best
effort; what more could be said? At
2 o'clock the supper was announced
and to the rooms In the rear the
guests betook themselves and sat
down TO tables spread with due regard
TO artistic taste. The menu was won
derful aud called forth many praises
for the chef, Frank McEvoy, who
stands mighty near the head of bis
profession. At | o'clock dancing
again com menced aud was continued
until three when Home, Sweet
Homer told the merry participants
the Fifth Annual Ball Of the Knights
of Pythias was at an end.
Much of the success OF the occasion
was due the members Of the different
committees, all work allotted them be-
ing performed with marked degree
of ability and thoroughness so that
automatic best expresses the result.
And to Manager Callahan, of the
Macqueen house, and his able corps OF
assistants, not the least Of whom may
be mentioned the head OF the culinary
department as well bevy of handy a'
well as handsome Mattresses, may be
accorded full need Of praise for hav
ing provided and served collation.
seldom equslled, certainly never sur
passed on any like occasion In Mile
City. Our band-we call ii ours, tho
in reality belonging TO Uncle sam
acquitted themselves in their usus
fellcItous manner and with honor &
themselves and credit to the Fifth In
tantry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-23
Caring for the Injured.

MOUNT VERNON, ILL.,, ,Feb.2l.-A visit
to the sick and injured to-day found
nearly all getting Oh woIl. The SUI
preme court house gives ample room
for those who hrve not been taken in
to private houses. Aoout twenty pa
tients are comfortably established ia
rooms, tender nurses are at their side
aud they are receiving the best of sur
gicsl care.
The peope Of the city became dis
gusted with the number Of drunken
people seen on the streets yesterday,
and last night took concerted action to
close out the rum shops which startai
up in the ruins Monday morning.
The mayor responded to their de-
mands ana closed them for the res, VI
the month.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-23

pensive, but the cost of the work IL en-
tirely beyend our means, and unless
the war department takes the matter
in hand and assumes the protection OF
its own property this growing little
town will soon nave to chronicle 9 dis.
a-ter that will cripple it for years II
not cause its actual abandonment
We are not people who in ordinary
emergencies would sit with our hands
in our laps aud walt for some one to
come aud help Us, bat in this matter
we feel and confess our utter helpless
ness. To attempt this work now as q
corporate expense would place bur-
den upon an already Impoverished
people that they could not bear. The
severe disaster sustained by the stock
growing industry last winter (lSS6.7J
and which industry is the main re-
source OF Miles City, has left US unable
to bear any burdens Of public expense
except the very lightest. IL not the
intention or desire that this commun.
ication shall be construed as asking
any change in the exterior lines of
that part of the Fort ReSgh reservs-
ton reserved for bridge and ferry sp-
prosches above referred TO. Our de.
sire il simply TO have the river bank
protected and that the. lines may re.
main where they are.
| therefore respectfully present thi.
statement Of facts aud the accompany.
ing documents to you aud urge that
you recommend such measures as will
result in work b.ing Immediately
commenced sOr our protection either
on the plan proposed herewith or such
other plan As may recommend itself to
an officer Of the engineer department /
sent here to critically examine the
condition of affairs aud make report
thereon.
Very respectfully,
E. Ii. JOHNSON,
Mayor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-23

The French capital harbors the largest
number Of cats Of any city in the world
in proportion to its size. Whole colonies
Of them are to he found In the vicinity Of
the markets, where they feed on broken
yictuals and make incessant war on the
rats. At the Halles Centrales their num-
bers have increased 50 rapidly OF late that
a portion Of them had to be destroyed, as
they roamed about in bands like wild
beasts, and were beginning to be dan
gsrous. Duprez, the well known tenor
singer, has earned the Le pere des chats,
for he daily feeds hundreds Of theso
animals at his own expense. The pre-
lecture Of police likewise entertains a
large colony Of cats, which are placed
unde. the care of an old woman OF 70,
who supplies them with daily rations oi
meat and milk-Le Magasin Pittoresque,