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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-17
BLAINE in INDIANA.
The Protective Duties on
Stone.
'HEDISCON TEN TED STRIKERS.
Thew Don't w ant a Dive .cs-The Mis-
appropriated Funds Par
tial Accounting
Blaine in Indisna.

New ALBANY, Ind. October 10
Blaine and party left this morning FOL
Lafayette. 1t is probable that there VIII
be brief speech-making at the princips
points en- route. Blaine speaks al
Lafayette on Wednesday.
SALEM, Ind, October 16.-To-day q,
Providence, Indiana, the first demon
stration took place. Blaine came upon
the platform, In response to calls, and
shook hands till the train started. Al
Salem 2 ZOO people cheered Justify
Blaine appeared. General Hovey Il
Corporal Tanner spoke briefly. The
weather is rainy.
BEDFORD, Ind. October 16, "A large
crowd gre eted the party here. In re-
spouse to calls Blaine said; lit is an
effort of the Democratic party to per
suade the western eta es.
THAT THE PROTECTIVE TARIFF
is all for the benefit of the east. l
know this town and country is very
largely interested in building stone.
Heretofore you have had protective
duty against stone in Canada. They
have various stones In the DOMINION,
and the Mills bill striKes down all the
protection which the tariff hitherto has
given building stones in the United
st ties. Ii that bill was passed and b.
Genes law all the building stones in
Canada. along the ST. Lawrence and
along the greG' lakes
WILL HAVE CHEAP TRANSPORTATION
to all the cities of the great north
western States, and they car reach
these points cheaper than you can, who
have to transport your building stones
by rail. They will have cheaper trans
portation, and, therefore, instead oil
putting you on an equality with the
building stones OF the Dominion OF
Canada, the Mills bill goes clear over
and gives preference to Dominion
stones, and put you at disadvantage
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-17
for Infants and Children.

''sc1stOTaAis so wen asapted to children that
ETecommenS it as superior to any prescription
Szowntome" H &. ARCHER, ND,
III So. ox6egd St, Brooklyn, NY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-17
A Denial.

New YORK, October 16.-Mrs. james
G.. Blaine. Jr., desires the Associated
Press to state in her behalf that there is
no existing cause for the telegrsphed
statement that she has separated from
her husband. Mr.. and MIS-. Blaine
authorize a positive denial OF the
statement that she has begun suit for
SEPARATE IN, or that any such suit is in
contemplation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-17
Still Hanging Fire

CHICAGO, October 49, After session
which was protracted into the morning
hours, last nights meeting of the
North Side street car conductors and
drivers 1t was decided to send q COM
mittee to Presid .nt Yerkes to-day, 70
learn precisely what his Interpretation
of the agreement is. Cars are still run
ming, bat it is believed that unless
further concessions are made, another
strike will result.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-17
Obituary,

CHICAGO, October 16.-Hon. John
Wentworth. better known as Long
john, died this morning. Went
worth, one of Chicsgo's oldest citizens
was once mayor of this city, also a
Congressman and editor of the princi-
pal daily paper here. He was a man
of giant frame nearly seven feet height.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-10-17

IMPURITIES OF the blood often cause
great annoyance at this season; Hood 3
Sarsaparilla purifes the blood. and
cures all such affections; ID
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

A Chicago Doctor Under Arrest In Albany,
New York.

ALBANY. y. Y. April 6--For some time
past person calling himself Dr.. A. J.
SNarts, aud claiming To be the editor and
publisher Of the Chicago Mental Science
Magazine. with an Office az i6l LaSalle-st..
has eeen wildly advertising that he was pre-
pared To instruct classes IN mental science
AZ his DariOrs 81 Jay-st. A woman about
~ years old. Emily Forr by name. has acted
a. his assistant The Doctor has of late
had many applicants for instructions. he
claims 10 DC able TO heal disease a. he saws,
"by tho power Of God" He is mental
healer and says frankly he is not q medical
practitioner. also. that ne Is y graduate OF
the Rush College OF Chicago. A woman
sent note 10 Chief Willard last evening
saying that Swarts charged her 81 for
putting his head on his hands and keeping
it there lew moments. and she thought
he WAS . great fraud. Detectives Nolan
and McCann we're put on the case yesterday
morning, Nolan 10 De treated for heart
troubles and McCann for nervousness ard
| physical weakness The so-caled doc
tors wanted so each. They de-
clined. of course. 10 pay, but invited
SwaIts and the woman TO accompany
them before Justice Clute. Detective Nols n
lad previously searched the register of ply
! etCt1u. &llil W TIC uoliic VI a
Ssarts, which should be there, according 10
the relation 10 persons who practice in this
State Justice Clate read the law. Swarts
| claimed that he was not q violator and said
be WAS willing 10 stand trial on the charge.
| tie produced his sheepskin from Rush Col
| lege. claimed il gave him privilege to carry on
his business in illinois; that be had pTactieed
| in Iowa. Kansas and other States, and that
| according TO the Constitution of the United
States, the laws that were legal in one State
were legal and must be respected in another.
i 10 was finally agreed that the Doctor
| should have until Friday 10 decide whether
he would register with the County Clerk as
physician or stand trial. The womaa was
not held. The police believe that 1vsr.s
| q Ill make all haste TO return TO sfcsEo
| although while in court be declares In
| pressiyely that he should fight sse
| the bitter end to test his rig ats.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
GRAND RAYEN'S BILL
DELAYED sY The HOUSE DEADLOCK
mF. Ford watching . chsues 10 Push 1t
Gsnsr<I Catshsos saisrtng Prom fs-
soun8s-Ihs Mrs. Le<4B and Mrs
Blair .Fsnsion Bulls sISasd.

ttstsssss FtltsxAs etta~s
WAsslSeToS. Aprii o.-rhe Grand Haven
Public Building oil viii be brought up oy
Mr.. Ford zt The hrst opportunity, but
owing TO the deadlock now existing, II Is
i'm possible 70 tell when things will resume
their normal condition. Mr.. Ford has had
more special recognition from the SPEAKER
this session than any other Michigan mem
Der. and be says hen ne gets the Grand
Haven DILL through be will De content &c
take a rest When the Tariff bill comes up
in the House Ar. Ford will move TO pat
German l0oking-glsss plate on the free list.
The efforts TO establish that industry. he
SAYS. have always resulted ia utter failure
in this country, and as every foot Is i'm
ported. the taxes on these plates Is simply
an injustice 10 the users Of furniture. so that
q few importers can make fortunes.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Several cases of petty thieving have been
reported at Police Headquarters recently.
At this season of the year housewives
should look we'll to the fastenings of their
doors and windows, aud also beware OF
well dressed strangers that pretend 10 be
looking for some one. when in reality they
are only looking Tor chance 20 steal some
thing, rs the following will show. A we'll
dressed. honest looking young fellow went
into the West Bridge Street House
about o'clock last evening. and asked the
proprietor 10 give him 4 bed. Ar. Mitchell
thought by his appearance that be was all
right, put him in = room that had other
beds in II. and was occupied by some of his
regular boardsrs. Shortly after one OF the
occupants of the room came in and noticed
that the clothes which hung on the wall had
been medoled with. and on examining more
closely. found that the pockets had been
ransacked of their vzluSbles, including d
watch and other trinkets. and the stranger
gone. The city is full OF just such chHrsc-
tiers that are going and coming every day.
Beware Of them.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
CItaton A. snswden Married.

CHICAGO. April 6.-CliDtOn A. Snowden
who recently succeeded to the editorship oi
the late Mr.. Storsy's paper, has st last gons
and done IL he was marTlsd last night To
Miss Doris l.. HUI. The ceremony occurr ed
a. the house Of James J. West, publisher ol
the Tiuses. at as West Adsms-st. Il was q
strictly private wedding. and only q few
members OF the family witnessed Il. Rev.
Or. Withrov. pastor Of the Third Presby-
tsrisn Church. joined the contracting par
ties. The time vas clock. and ~ ? the
newly made couple rsttled of in . esrriage
70 the fremont House. where they wiil
occupy apartments. Colonel Snowdsn viii
spend his honeymoon at bis ssnctum.
later on there vii Be Wedding trlp.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
THE COINCIDENCE QUEE,
big Bsrtha's- swinaiisg Operations as n
Devoted .Jswess.

big Bertha's- swindling Operations as n
Devoted Jswess.
Ell PAso, Texas. April 6.-Mrs. w. II.
Stanley. alias Heyman. more familiarly
known a. Big Bertha" the Confidence
Queen, who was arrested at San Antonio
last Friday for swindling operations in San
Francisco, has returned to the scene of her
most recent success in the confidence line.
IL appears that she represented herself as a
JsWess and 50 won the confidence of lead
ing Jewish families by her apparent devo-
ton and h0erality. that the proceeds of her
confidence operations were unusually lucra-
tive. She augmented her exchsquer by
drafts from prominent Jews and i. said
70 have been engaged TO be married to the
RA0bis nephew She bad the credit Of
becoming much interested in the Jew
ish synagogue, 10 such an extent that she
presented the Temple authorities with q
check for 81. 90 on New York for the i'm
provement and renovation of the Temple.
50 much pleased was the RsObi with this
munihcent act that he publicly congratu-
lated the congregation and thanked the
strange Jswess tor her devotion and Hber-
atty. She vas in the synagogue az the
time, and after the Rabbits complimentary
remarks. arose and bowed hearty scquis-
csncs 10 the lRudatiOn. subsequently, lear
ing detection. she ieft tor the East, aud
after Der departure suspicious were aroused
that led 10 her arrest. When Der photo.
srsDh was shown 10 prominent detectives,
they exclaimed. That's Mrs. Stanley.
alas Big Bertha Hsymsn. the greatest con-
idence woman IN America
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
FIRST OF THE SEASON
OF THl sERles Of Rves ACCIDENTS
WsueF Ice. 81 Lowed. llIs~aed IA Sr~no
ssiseF-A Companion Narrowly
fscapss the s4lns

a dispatch from lowell brings The SAD
intelligence that yesterday morning Waller
Ice. aged "a years, nephew OF Ans. Alien
Bancroft, Of Lowell. was tiro~ned ia Grxad
River near the mouth q Plat River.
Ar. lee and young msn by the name of
Steele were oai ia small boal nshing On
Grand River. When near the mouth II
Fiat River their bo&i wss capsised. Mr..
Steele clune 10 the bost until II lodged on
the iee-bIesker Al the lover bridge. where
he was rescued bs r. q Tefl. nearly ex.
hsusted. Lee a. iirst e.ang 70 lhe haaI. bus
thinking he could swim 10 tie shore mace
the attempt and failed.
Lees parents reside IN Ohio and he Was
most estimsbie young msn. His body was
recovered about noon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

The following committees were an
ncunced by President Sweet. Of the Men :
Society OF ST. Marks ~ their last meeting.
Church Improvement Fred a to9ham.
the Poor. DR.. Brssfeld, Diocesan xissioDs,
James O. Mcbride. Church Muac Col l.
&. EeTkner: Church Notices ang Appes =.
A. g. Hodenpyl. Church Pub.scation. ".
IL. Iihbs city Missions w. J. htusrt. Visit
ing o. Strangers snd Nsw Residents Cspt
A. i. Porter; Churcn usberiug G. IL Per
Eins; Executive COMMITTEES, Dl =. :. Hazel
tine; Parochisl Societies, A. G T0rrey.
q. IL Hunt vas eiected ysslls man in the
place Of Francis Lstellier. re- fned. The
DeIt meeting, on the frst THURSDAY in Nay.
j. the annual meeting and villinclode an
informal banquet IN the ohapei.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
A DIAMOND ROBBERY
JEWELS uoaTs $4,000 STOLEN
Bars q Hsrlha1 waaissais D-~i~rss -
BsEroli, tas Lsssrs o@sths Do
sazs IA E.riaaz pAst. ss the state
-OAbsT state as@a

Dxzcrr. April e-Ens Nsiss tcnizht
ava Burt 3 Huflbat are saoiesais IsH-
s.ers on Woed ar1- ave. near LarEed s..
Thev hald ara inFoi1es of gold, silver asd
ofseious stones ssn- them for sale. These
hey stoEs ia safss. which almost form =
-alI a. ons end Of their store. and which
contain numerous compartments and
dlasers A shaFt tims ags fnsY placed
$1,000 worth "a diaAc1ds Ia o1e coia-
partmsng altar having wrapped tAs
tsms carefully IN uasus paper and
iEcICsed khem Ia sort 0f long
pockelDook made ol Russia leather. Last
Moad4y morning iL Nas desired ~ show
these diamonds. A member of TIE hfm
opnned the sais la which tnsJ nad oeen
= acsd 50f. 70 his L0rfof 40 foand Ia tne
preeiols goods bad ceen removed. fhick'
ia thai they mixht have 5ssn misplaced,
hs mads a thorough search. D1t succ .sded
only IN convincing hiMsslf that he lad
tren robbed tn. police were nOuhed al
oncs. and $50 detecllges we're dst1iisd ~
cklcb t1e tlleL
The stealing of the diamonds could not
have tsen accomfl lsheo a = moment. The
book ia which they had beea plAoed "a.
rather large for he c1Il CafJLusns allotted
a. r. 30 thai & aad % be partlAliy doubled
and very ugh.iy packed to~a-
The Police DEPARTMENT gave no informa-
ton 0f The commission 81 the robbery
Burt q Hlrlbut dld likewise. and moreover,
positively dsnIed that any snch thing had
occurred. As soon as the Aeies reporter,
looking into the cass. had leii The store. al
attachc 81 fls tfm Was sent nurriedly q
Police Headquarters. he Vas io0nd there
/. fsw minutes l4tsr holding close converse
with Detective futile
IN sisier paragraph the Ns'es saws. Burt
Huflbut. the jewellers from whom ths
SO go worth of diamonds were stolen
have ceased 90 deny the Tact Of the robbery
shich the Nsses succeeded ~ uDearthinz
despite heir efforts and those OF the polic'
department AZ c0nceslnsIt. The nrm ha'
gone 80 far as 70 offer a reward of 81 600 tol
The recovery q tks precious stones. De
tsctlvs IuEtle and Myier. who have = repu-
tati0n for considerable keenness. are work
iDg on the case for the pO.lcs department
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Nav Tesx. srrA Mss Rshy :. IT,
der. daughter ef Eeury A. TlSsn. ard
niece ~ tee ste Sssuuei T. Tf6en. vas
SspsFsnt terdent 81 the stare kszkine De-
psrt.nsEL Amonv tkose present we're
fiente1sof Governor Bene- 81. ssbe~ Sls e
szieis.s. Ccilectcr Nsxoue. eseneal Hsrar-
an. Jaan Quincy A8a-ns Snfroxafe haa-
s,rs. Jehn Bzeew j 2 rl3en. + j. Til-
cen. A r. Green and Dsniei Leckpood
saa tnelr ~ es.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

Company Is at work IN good earnest
preparing for their annual ball and reoep-
ton 20 the Governor Tuesday eve ming. The
new chandeliers have just arrived and will
be PLACID IL position TO-DAY. TIE electro
wires will be Immediately attached and the
Edison COmpsny viii ran s. special wire ga
light the srmory on the evening of the re-
ception. General Smith yesterday received
. letter from Col. Geo. :. Loeb wood OF sag
insy, aide or the Governors staff. stating
that 8 number from that city desired te
attend the reception and asking for dozen
or more invitations. From present incios-
tons the number Of Don-FesldeDt guests
viii be large. The reception 10 The Cover
nor will take place NJ promptly O CLOCK.
and the grand march will occur immediate
ly after. The gallery viii be reserved ex-
clus.yeiy for the accommodation OF the
Com mpsny's guests.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

BERrIS. April She Cologne Ga-sfts' .
Berlin correspondent recalls the fscs that
The ate Emperor William. vhe1 dying. ex-
horted bis successors 70 preserve the
German regard for Russia AM spare the
svscepfibiiiries Of Gar. This the
ss.szefts ssvs, he expressed bis lifelong
sfatesuan-hks idea. vhicn. during the sst
few years. has eesn shared by al Germans
Of political training. This policy must %
adhered 70 IN the future, even though at
tended With some sscridces.H
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

H1EvtrEKE. April e.--yBdgs Mallory d.
iivsred practical jsseon 20 'mssbeTs tnls
morning tbst vii ErobsblY bsvs the sfieei
of 5spress T. that indus.ry for tine
Nrs Mage Nisson. = respectable looking
ls8v. vss - NJ - be- home 1n tke svenIng
waea she xss uvertaEen ~ p ~. suerz
isH Vho insisted or nee1ufrSr = Tfng her
ard strues ber vhen sbs reseHtea BE forced
attention His HonoF sad bs = yni3 ses
wasihs- isdies co1is Dof r. opf unattended
3r tt.e evsnins sns dBed k0etzisF 80 and
costs o. sinefF DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

The ususl matinee will be given this
afternoon at 2 O'Clock, at which time the
entire programme will be presented. This
evening will positively be the last appear
ance Of this excellent company OF specially
nleteors. and ali who wish % enjoy good
entertainment should not fail TO erabrscs
the opportunity. Large and enthusiastic
audiences nave been the reign al this p0pu-
lar resort al week, and were well pleased
which is sufficient proof that The company
Il q good one.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
JAcksoN's BALL TEAM FULL.
Fir.t esms Apru e9-Tho PsnnAnt Pole
sporting Notes.

Eir.t osms Apru s9-Tho Psnn~nt Pole
Sporting Notes.
President Buroridgs. OF the Jxcksons. has
signed Christie Reynolds. Who. a. center
deldsr for Mansfield. led the Ohio State
League IN aelding las season. The Jackson
team Is nov complets, and is as follows !:
Brouthsrs. l. T.; REYNOLDS. center Welcn. r.
+. Quinn. ID. Egan. ID. Miller .. s.;
Stlckney. 3D.. phelsn. Fitzgerald and Pat
Wsich, pitchers. Morrison aud Bartlett
csfchsrs. The team opens the season st
home, Apri- -.
The psnnant pole. contributed By Henry
stephens q Co. of 81 Helens. Mich. will
be raised IN center field At Recreation Park
IN afsE days. IL will De planted fourteen
feet deep and wiil stand ap it3 feet
The smploves 0f John h. EO~ & Co, IS
Congress wesr. have organized club for the
coming season. ana are anxious - hear
from any team In the city. h. L. William >
- captain.
An edort - being Made to form city
league among ths business houses Of the
CITY. Information ia regard 70 il eau be
hsd By addressing A. W. Corestt. S75
Cham pa n-sf.--- Detroit Nesrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
THg FIasr sTosY sxAeogRATso.
The IO~. R@iira.a Aee.asAt knss But
F1sa Rers0Bs-

NE~ HAxrrox, Iowa, April 6.-rhs se-
eidsHt OF toe 81. Paul FOsa yesterday vas
caused either by ice ca the track or spread
ing rails. fks engine nrst left The track.
followed by the tsndef and baggsks car,
which plunged over the engine into tas
water. TIE smoking cat fsll upon the en-
CINE Is II az in thss ssteF, snc Was wrecked
There we're thirty persons IA the smoking
Car. four OF whom were silloa. aud tbs en-
giDeeF vas crushed 70 des.h ~ his CAB. 1t
Is believed that three other boiies ara under
the wreck. About thirty persons we're IN
lured, bat none fatally. TIE KILLED are:
William Anderson G. Stevenson. j.
Dencles. j. Sezgs. Dora Heldseker snd Let
IA. whose surname Is unknown.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

The cover for the Board of Trade book as
designed by the rrovbridge Litbogrsphing
Company, of Cincinnati. is very neat and
attractive. 1t bears the inscription '6rznd
Rapids. AS IL is. illustrations. represent ng
the Civ Hall. view OF the plaster qusrries,
and repre- sensation OF the furniture fac
tories ON the 'front.' and q map of Michigan
and other cuts on the back The cover Will
ne printed IN shsdes OF blue. ranging from
deep dark blue TO light sky. with dsshes Of
yellow and green. ssd the pictures will be
interwoVen With beautiful roses and buds
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

ST FAUL. April 6.-A local paper pub
Eshss interviews With shout 10 prominent
Bspuhlicsns Of Minnesota regarding tbe
workings q high hcense in this Sssfe.
waers The lsv las been ID e-feGf for sho1s
sirat months. r = sereed fhsz TIE isx hss
worked val N al The cities. and hat the
sEecf hss been good. ret cniY in tae sense
Of Increased revsnus. hnt ~ ieSseni1g the
aurrher II ssseons and IN betserinx ne
character n those thst ara IN operation
uncer tna isv
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
The Chief of tn. Fi.nd. arrested

DULrTH. MINI April 6.-Ths capture by
the Wesi End police last night OF John A.
Anderson, the leader in the sickening out
RACES upoB Nrs. 5. l. Davis. ends the weary
search for the mucs ~sotec criminal. He
is the sal0onkeepsr vbo druEged Mrs. Davis
last January. and then locked her ia 9 room
in his den FOR three dsys. during which
tine she was oHtrsged By over fifg men.
ETen 1T Ibis late 1sy popular indsxn alton
Is at fever heat. and lyBcbiDg runners are
revived this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-Ius this weeks
issue OF The Journal of United Labor will sp-
pear the eighth letter of General Master
Workman Powderly, upon The Work OF
knigothood." The letter deals entirely
with the short-hour question, and suggests
that meetings be held to abolish the bit.
terness and BAD blood raised bv disputes
between employers and employees during
the past two years, that friendly relations
ee re-estAblished and that sn smicsbls ar
rsngement be made for gradual reduction
in the number OF hours OF labor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
Tn. Railroad May Pay For tn. Circus

PHILADELPHIA. April 6.-Tne jury in the
United States Circuit Court this afternoon, +,
rendered q verdict awarding Adam Fore
paugh 5000 damages against the New York.
Lake Ere 4 Western Railroad COMPANY Y
for delay in SeptsmbeT, 1856. In getting his
show trains to aeadviile in time 70 give the
advertised afternoon performance. The
amount represented the injury to properly
the loss Of 81 500 expected receipts and
interest
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

The third union meeting of the Episcops-
lian Churches wss held at Grace Church
Bishop Gillespie presided sDd introduced
Dr. G. II. Johnston. vino read a very inter
esiiDg paper on "A Lsymsn's Reasons for
L.vmens Inactivity IN Church Work
The meeting was then addressed by W. 7.
stuart, Robert Johnston. Rev. Mr. Knapp
and Others. The next meeting viii be held
one month from last night IN ST. Mark
Church.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07
MEMBER or ANOTHER SOCIETY,"
Rev. Dr. o@ns,bsn f.n IatGlssed by the
Ode fsiioue

When Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair. rector Of
st. Marks Chmoh. lectuTed % the bsneso-
lent societies OF the city. he sai3. = have
not the good fortune 10 belong TO the Odd
Fellows but il some one vii present nv
name / viii gladly become . member Of
the society
lie was taken AZ his word. and last even
ing hs Was initiated by l.odgs No 25o l. q.
. T.. al Red Mems Hal on south Dlsis-
i0n-si., Ia the presence of about
lOe members Of the difefent lodges.
After the ceremonies tEe memhers
OF Canton Pierce Lodge, who were press
IN uniform, were oeisiied 10 escort the
members Of Rebekxh Lodge from ,be hall
Of the o0d Fellows, where about sixty of
the LADIES' bad assembled. When az had
reached the Red Mems Hal sn interesting
and pleasant musical and literary pro-
grsmms Was carried out the Grand Rapids
Banjo and Guitar Club rendering several
beautiful selections. Rev. Df. Far made q
brlef speech. complimenting the lodge on
their good workings. and thanked them for
the honor conferred upon hiIn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-07

AwxssrzY. Kiss. Apri s-Fi-s broke
ouf il B shcocks csvf sSe saeEory lsst ni9f.G,
srd Destroyed nesrlr one-nslf q ths vii-
isxe's bas nsss r.ocks 5sfors IL ras zs
un<er c3ntr9i. Tae 4oss ~ Fesch nesrlr
s. o. ls9 zea 9fo me1 49, f1Fowa aut q
employ sent lss8rsoee soeat $351 grf