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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26


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mute k1sosiedge never has or never could
reveal Il Tie singular thing Is that tbs
impression may happen 70 man who las
neSa given ono thought 70 philosophy, and
~hose mind, therefore. Is void Of material
for this impression This facr, and the spe-
clIie hksnsss ot effect OF the ether on ell Who
hays made the experiment, had led some
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Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Ths Tsnsb~F1an enters church n tfe.tSs
first wsea ->cortsnS ls.iy 20 4 sat
A65rsz = iscter a. . rrarriNf lssiv ~ her
ausbsaas nsun- IS Mrs John Brown
A yosns l=dy Slso-1ls ~ married ~ church
oT AZ ssT o-n bona Her aa1cs sboaIid nnsr7Y
Der ard tsse ksr - shssr rev honse, bit ths
eereusonr ozxas ne - b~ performed ss@re.
Il = ss~AvS proper n inqai-s afs~r 80
hoste$ & ysur friend ~ 70 lave csrd fo<
hsr
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
SPRING
COMPANY
DRY GOODS,
BaTgaiRsl BargainsI
Bargains in REALITY
- -
An announcement that will
be hailed with pleasure
10y many of the VAL
ley City.

IL is our pleasure during the
coming week, commencing
August q. 10 offer at a great
sacrifice odd lots and broken
lines OF nearly every class Of
Dry Goods represented In our
immense establishment. We
DO this simply TO CLOSE the
goods ENTIRELY out--not
for the money that is ia them
in order that we may have
the much needed room for cx-
ira large purchases made ios
the coming Fall and NiIter
trade. If you are in immeal.
ate want of anything enumer-
ated IN this column come
quickly and secure it. and II
the want Is not pressing. take
our word for II that IL will be
wisdom on your part 60 lay in
store against the day OF need.
Commencing on Monday we
will sell you in the line of
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that petition hss thi
~ Gay been lied by the undermined ia toe
yircut Court for the County of Kent sno stale of
Michigan. and "a nov pending IN ssid osuri, FOR
The purpose of vtcating portion Of the plat ~
bcyBton {udde Lake Addition - The City O.
Grand Rapids being plat q portion 81 section
il. OF Tow nship No Z North 81 ranfe No III
west according 10 the government SURVEY, iu
the township of Crane Rapids ia said Counts ~
Kent aDd state Of Michigan, F1rveyed snd lad
Dui tor the prDprisiors by ". T.. Coain bury. ESQ.
ciVA engineer and surveyor. on tie 18th CAV n
July, Is72, and recorded IL the oilice Of tue
Register Of Deeds n said County of Kent UPON
Bf3c 9th oi July, 1872 ct O'Clock in the fore
boon. m pat book No. 80 Tsgs "A That u is
pToposed n alter sai q plat under and by virtue
cf tie provisions Of chapter q of Hswelfs
Annotated statutes n Michigan. and the amend
rEentf tbereio. ~ rscstiDg al that par - Barn
arc street. 81 lsid down upon said plst which lice
betE cen ict twenty FIVE 90 upon The Nor1heriv
tide tbeYrof. and lots nineteeu and twenty na ed
- urcn the Southsri7 slds thereef 1hsi ths
rnsfier 81 said petition vii be sed up for besr
ing on AoBdsT. the 2tth dsy q september, A y.
5-<s
Dated. Grand Rspids Michigan. June D. 1875.
TIE street Railway Company Of Grsn1 Rapids
SAMUEL N4THFk
EDxkxD v. wrHEY. Attorney isr retltioBsrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
INPORTANT.

We desire to call the at
fenfioD of the entire public
oI Grand Rapids. the coun-
try and OUTLYING towns. to
our faIi-page ADVERTISE
Hent which viii appear i'm
our daily papers OF sunday.
~epfember =. Information
will be CLEANED which per
haps viii be of great sery-
ice to yoH is your Fall and
Winter purchases.
Our great undeT-cost sat
urday night sales. always a
prime feature Of our busi-
ness
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Dress Goods

A lot of all wool Stripes and
Mixtures, 40.in. wide, worth
anywhere 75c: our price Csc.
We have on our counters a
small line, 36-in. Mixed Dress
Goods at 25c per yard. To
Absolutely Close 1000 yds. of
a very excellent line of Dress
Fabrics at l2tc, worth double
the price we ask. This price
Will close the entire line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
w ash Goods.

Summer Lawns. everything
left IN stock, reduced TO close.
8 cts. per yard.
Persian Lawns, Lace Zeph-
yrs and jubilee Stripes, all
most at your own figure.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Don't Ask Invalids How They Are.

physician, illustrating the evil custom OF
talking to aa invalid about his pains, says
that once hs requested mother to mark a
stroke upon a paper each time that she asked
sick daughter how sbe was. The next day,
to her astonishment, shs made 100 strokes.
A three months visit away from home was
prescribed
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Parasols.

2S only in stock. Take your
choice for 81: worth three
and four times the price we
ask you.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Nissss Esna anS EsExis Leg gave a
progressive angling ssEtY ss thssr 0ssa-.
Beach cottage en- Tbnrsss- evsniax. D.
Stevens tcok he rnTsl priss. Major sns
Ars Loss vsu - drst rrizss Mrs.. ~
eNflsy contsnrng hsrzeif rfth ths s.,ohw
Isere ~srs srrsent Jasies Sevsraa. N.ie,
s1d Ma A - Lo1e s1d 6saehnsr kuni.
Ma kz>ssE AssEs. ~. saa aa n -
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Linens.

Remnants OF Table Linen.
cut Napkins and odd Towels
greatly reduced in price 20
clear the counters.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

The Pisinfed-s-s. N T. Church will
give sa excursion 70 fnter!ske pars an
Fuess3sv, August =. Ro1nd trip. g.. Tram
leaves Union depot ~ As a. m. Tickets
nay % purchased o. Usion and West sids
depots. Al invited
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

SONS fsfY psst.g ss1aiass szFs occurred
a-riuz ne s.sk ID ssssk The midsummer
s44m u las sotial ga Psopls aEe FsEara-
laz ro1 tas resafs and soon t1s sariy
Aasunaa ss.slss stl -a1- EufoTcsd 30
sg.asaes r3la s.ei4i dates sill MAKE tasir
fscansaes q source of Kssa pleasure -
4za4ns aad Aadsmolsslls.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

The nsnnfsctursrS ~ a.. celebrated
Scimeus Lungr-n Gss Burners. havir~
materially reduced TIE price. Isrss -
dnction vii oe made "A t5e rental chsrrs.f
for thsIr Bss, and "a shs price ~ tho~s
Wishing 20 bar then. These burners srors
a brilliant economical likha
ssIszSs LuNsaEs IL1UNrNsrrxs Co
los 0ttswau
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Dotted and Figured
Swiss.

Our sales in this class of
goods this season have been
wonderful We have. al told.
perhaps 300 yds.. ranging in
price from - 20 75c. We will
sell one yard OF the whole lot
at J Z cents per yard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
NeWmarketS, RaglanS,
Sacques and Jackets,

In all the newest shapes and styles. all sizes.
anu can lit the largest well the smallest
nave MISSES anu Childrens ClOaks in endless variety
and in all sizes.
TIeasc notice our prices and guarantee Plush
Uarihents Last year there quite n number of
complaints about the edges OF Plush Garments wearing
genuine
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

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Nash1 Il a ks selcs. fss2 oEsss. -
Asl<s 4le srs. 1a4A D=alel@2s ssfrss1-
1ss1ls Esrs served al ever sils s4lo5s1
- sEsulsk 1<ke-y.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Al 81 ass, st ns~ sad sscond tsna rsoi. /.
esagnt scc ssl5- csrpess. tsn pin osiIs csr-
peners Foois ccoz stoves. s11 e7srTthise
y tas Ac1ss faFHisaias kns - j T1~wA
= lna> ca
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
ChaIlies.

Every piece OF Challie dress
fabric left IA stock below the
cost TO manufacture.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Vice rooms, rev f1rnitzrs ard ths p-sc-
ticsl tesching q . eonplets buxi1-~s r5rr~s
ara chsrscterisffcs of J. " Welton's Com
msr-iai College. . Feunfsn-U
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
.C|oaks! C|oaks!! C|oaks!!!
Our New Stock all i'm and Ready
for Inspection.

We are now prepared show the ladies of Grand
Rapids and vicinity Of the largest aud best selected
lines of Ladies' Misses and Childrens Cloaks
i'm this city, and az lower prices than before
We have a large
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

GO 10 Thsiis Photo rooms and gst sns
1rixhed phstaxrspa snd prlces n tas
rescs ef every o1e. s. Csrsl-Sf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Col G-orgs ? ss.fsrd. ~ T.snsin~ wrl
ss6ress ths West Sds Fsass M. c1s~s-
isud and Tharmsn Cinb aa tas relitir.
irsues - he 8ay, 81 Ns1sav svs~i1s
Aazuss a - s~<~~nA kasl x1sxA
Fr1.sA
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Your stientien ia called TO 90 Mouroe-.t
% view the elegant lins Of Tourists Hats
in al shades. lust arrived
ApsNs A Co
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Seal Plush ClOaks

Which were made expressly for during the Summer
on1hs, winch we warrant strictly against wearing of
OH the edges Every lady purchasing Plush Garment
rom us Will get written guarantee for three months
ana III the Cloak don't turn out satisfactory we will
exchange III tor
Ne ofier an elegant Seal Plush, satin lined for $40
strictly and better grades for .
and $50.
seal Piush Jackets, strictly warranted only $14
Better grades prOpOrtiOnateIy cheap.
Ladies' Newmarkets of heavy teriaI as low as So
market.
Misses Newmarkets from $3.50 up to the hand
soonest made
While we don't expect to sell many ClOaIs early
In the season, would thank the ladies call
our prices and examine styles. We take pleasure
it showing them, and shall consider it no trouble ON
part.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
COI'sets.

One lot French Woven I'm
ported Corsets, colored and
white, all sizes, at only 20 cts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

RiE rsiuction in sssis liseas sad ts-.,,
a - C.aai-sk
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

Fsi 1o~ ready. isrvsst stock: lo~.
est prfC-s he cifv-saoiessls ard rsfsil
J. e. 4 syBsLE & c.. = Aoa-ns-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Ladies' Vests.

About 90 dozen Ladies'
Sleeveless Lisle Vests at is cts.
each.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26

sets tie Snsst ossissss IN The city a.
Iseils Psoss teens s. Canals.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Notice.

We have this day changed
our firm name to Eaton.
Lyon & Co., the firm mem
hers remaining the same a.
before.
Aug. 10, 1855.
CHks. w. EaTor,
CHAs. d. LYor,
II. W. BKBcHFR
J. LEo kYxER
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
Mems BaIbriggan
Vests and Drawers.

10 doz. left on our counters:
good value for 81 %. our price
to close 40 cts.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
"BOSTON HEATER

Is q decided Improvement over the "Msgee
Standard" Of which there ls nearly one
hundred IN this citv, many having done
service foT fifteen years and yet good We
have put IA very many Of tie latest pattern
with no case Of dissatisfaction. Am0Ee the
chief merits are.
firt-fhs character Of It's make up
secnnd-lts great durability.
Ihird-Conyenience Of operation.
fourih-lts perfect com bustloB OF fnel
and cHDseqnent economy.
In this connection We ~lsh 10 in pfess
upon the minds Of intended purchasers
tie inportsnce Of proper and intelligent
settinsfof this class Of work. IN fact il is
one OF The things that more often tksn any
thing else decides the question Of sufficient
warming. We pride ourselves in applying
judgement and skill in this direction OF
all things We guarantee and live up 70 il
satisfactory results"
WEATHERLY & PULTE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
The Msget Boston Heater

is . wrought iron furnace with brick hued
nFe poi. fks superiority 81 this stylt OF
furnaces over the cast iron constructions
Il well known with al who have insesfl-
gated such WORK This IS the
Telegram-herald., 1888-08-26
LEADING FURNACE

OF the East Il is made by ths Nseee Eur
naos CO. whose make Of Ranges. Stoves,
etc, is 80 well known and merits under-
stood. The
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-02
BLACK SILKS.
n1 AGK Gil L G

We will open Monday morn
ing the finest line of Black
Silks ever shown in this city
These silks we imported direct
ourselves, which enables us to
sell them cheaper than anyone
else. They comprise all the lat.
est fancy weaves, such as Roya
Armure, Faille Franchise, er'
sey Silks, Surah Royal, Satin
Rhadamas, Tricots, Satin De
Lux, Satin De Flora, and the
prices range from 81 to $3.50 a
yard.
We will also show a full line
of John d. Cutters Celebrated
Black Silks. They also come
in a number of fancy weaves
LOUIS VELVETEENS."
Tomorrow we will close out
the balance of our celebrated
Louis Velveteens, all our Csc
and 75c Velveteens tomorrow
at CSC. FAST CoLoRs.
All our S5c and 81 Velve-
teens at 57Hc. FAST coLoRs.
All our sI.25 Velveteens at
size. FAST CoLoRs.
Our $3.50 Louisville Velve-
teens come in all desirable
shades. Just the thing for
smoking Jackets. This num-
Der will be closed out at
7Sc. The wear of this Velve-
teen is guaranteed by the man
ufacturer, and full compensa-
sation will be made for any de-
feet in wear.
CLOAKS AT HALF PRICE
We have just purchased an
entire stock of Cloaks from a
New York house. To close
out the entire lot they gave
them to us at nearly half price.
We shall place them on sale
Monday, giving our customers
all the advantage. They consist
of Seal Plush Newmarkets,
Sacques and Jackets, plain and
striped cloth Newmarkcts, with
plated fronts, Plush and Vel
vet Wraps, plain and with bea-
yer and monkey fur trimmings,
and colored cloth jackets in all
styles, and Misses and chill,
dren's cloaks.
Remember, Monday.
COLOREDDRESS GOODS,
A splendid opportunity to
buy a fine and good dress for
very little money.
AT SIZE.
10 pieces of fine Henrietta
Cloth, AZ inches wide; we have
all the new shades, never sold
less than 75c, Monday, SIZE.
FOR 25c.
All Wool Striped Suiting.
We have only four colors, navy,
brown, green and grey; we
therefore offer them at c,they
are 40 inches wide and positive
y all wool. Regular price Csc
low only 25c.
No house can offer a greater
bargain than this.
An imported Broadcloth, |
warranted steam shrunk, 54
nches wide, extra fine quality, |
Ill the new shades at
$I.I9,
Dur former price was sI.65, al
o guaranteed not to wear
ough. Rembmber the price,
I.Io.
AT o8c.
Just 20 pieces of French
1abit Cloth; this cloth is we'll
nown to our customers, which
as sold regularly at sI.25, but
clear this line, our price on
Ionday is 98c.
GaAcouu |.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-02
2 &c: :

Alhambra, Astoria Sketch Book
Charles O'Malley, Deerslayer, Mill on
Floss, Romola, Pilot, Spy, Parisians
Pathfinder, Great Expectations, Tale OF
Two Cities, Our Mutual Friend, Madcap
Violet, Guy Mannering, Waverly, Red
Guantlet, Ethics OF the Dust and Joy
Forever, Eugene Aram, Midshipman,
Oliver Twist, Rob Roy, Hyperion,
Shandon Bells, Under two Flags,
Wanda, Vanity Fair, Young Foresters,
Life of Washington, and many others.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-02
BLACK GOODS DEPT.

SPECIAL.
3S-inch all wool black Trico
45c, worth Csc.
4o.inch all wool black Hen
rietta Cloth at 55c, worth 75c.
54-inch all wool black Flan-
mel at Csc, worth S5c.
42-inch Priestley's Silk Warp
Armures at sI.25, worth s2.25.
4S-inch black Ladies Cloth
at csc, worth s1.o5.
4o-inch all wool black Cash
mere at 7oc,regular price sI.oo.
HOSIERY AND UNDER
WEAR DEPT.
IS dozen Ladies' full, regu-
lar made Heavy All-wool Hose
at 35c, worth soc.
100 dozen Ladies Extra Fine
British Cashmere Hose, full
regular made, with double me-
rino heel and toe. They are
splendid value for 75c; sale
price soc.
o5 dozen Ladies'
"ONYX SEAMLESS BLACK"
Heavy fleece lined Hose, full,
regular made, warranted not to
crock or fade, at 4Sc; they are
worth 75c pair.
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY
DEPT.
We have a lot of nearly 100
dozen in odd sizes, of Chill.
dren's fine Cashmere Hose;
they are we'll assorted, black,
navy, seal, ribbed and plain,
and are worth from SOC to
sI.Io; we shall close them
out at just half price.
LADIES UNDERWEAR
In this department we have
some very special prices.
We offer 60 dozen Ladies'
fine quality vests and pants in
odd lots and sizes; they are
the genuine American Hosiery
Company goods and are worth
from So to 2.75 each; we shall
sell them in two lots.
Lot one at sI.25; lot two at
$3.50.
90 dozen Ladies' fine Jersey
fitting ribbed vests with high
neck and long sleeves, at 9oc,
worth sI.37H.
ONYX STAINLESS BLACK HOSE,
full, regular made with double
heel and ribbed tops, at soc.
worth 75c.
GENTS' FURNISHING
DEPARTMENT.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND NUE.
FLERS.
100 dozen Silk Muhlers, o5c;
worth $3.50.
$50 dozen white and colored
Silk Muf1ers, 81; worth sI.75.
800 dozen white and colored
Silk Muflers, $I.25; worth So.
$50 dozen colored Silk Muf-
1ers, $3.50 and sI.75; worth
$3.50.
500 dozen white and colored
Silk handkerchiefs, 35c; worth |
;oc.
500 dozen white and colored |
silk Handkerchiefs, soc; worth |
100.
200 dozen colored Silk |
7andkerchiefs, 75c and 81; |
worth IS per cent more.
100 dozen Initial in white
ilk, o5c; worth 81.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN MEMS SUPERFINE
UNDERWEAR.
IS dozen Shirts and Draw
RS, extra fine quality, IS each;
,orth 81.
IS dozen jersey fitting, best
uality s3.25; worth s4.25.
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-02
XMAS
1888
$ SALE.

were never better prepared the demands
trade than present We receiving fresh goods
daily per cheaper than they could be bought early
fail Underneath few Of special bargans
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-02

SO dozen supcrflne Shirts
and Drawers, $1.o5; regular
price So.
20 dozen extra heavy Scotch
wool Shirts and Drawers, So. so;
former price s3.75.
IS dozen scarlet Shirts and
Drawers, $3.50; regular price
sS.25 to s4.;
50 dozen scarlet and white
Shirts and Drawers, sI.75; regs
ular price s2.25.
IS dozen stripe all wool
Shirts and Drawers, So; forA
merly 1915.
BLANKET AND FLANNEl
DEPARTMENT
ON SECOND FLOOR.
This Department is receiving
bargains daily from our eastern
buyer. On Monday we will
offer II Eiderdown ComfortS
OK feet, retailed by us early
this Fall at $3.50; to-morroW
at$I2.35, all new Goods.
100 Fur Mats suitable foN
carriages, at s2.oS; reduced
from IS. i
IS Tiger Skin Mats at $500
Worth So. ~
We show an extensive lin9,
of white and colored cmbroid9
cred Flannels from 75c up, alt
new patterns.
ART DEPARTMENT
ON SECOND FLOOR.
Ladies' will find this departf
ment complete with everything
necessary for fancy work.
Plush and Metal Ornaments,
Rope and Etching Silk.
We have an extra large
stock of Stamped goods, com.
prising Bureau scarfs, Tides,
Carving cloths, Doylies, Splashs
ers and Tray cloths.
Best Zephyrs SC skein.
Saxony Yarn I6bc skein.
Spanish and Alliance Yarn
ooc. skein.
Germantown Yarn I5c skein!
In this Department will bs
found a full line of Knit Skirts,
Jockey Caps, Toboggans,
Sacques,. Booties, Leggings,
and Facinators..
LINEN DEPARTMENT.
rs pieces 81 in. Cream Dang
ask at 49c, worth 6oc.
80 pieces 6S in. Bleached
Damask at S5c, worth SI.25,
100 dozen Red Border Doy.
lies at 81, worth $3.50.
100 dozen Fancy Bordcy
Towels at 25c, worth 35c.
REAL SEAL BONNETS,
On Monday, at $2.Io.
We will offer 200 Real Seal
Turbans, Walking Hats, Seal
Pokes and Seal Bonnets at
$2.I9. They are worth from
81 to $40. These will be found
at our lace department.
TOY DEPARTMENT.
Our Magic Cave is now
and everything in the
shape of toys will be found
there. Dolls, Rocking Horses,
Sleds, Doll Buggies, Trunks,
Bureaus, Drums, Black Boards,
Tool Chests, Magic Lanterns,
Banks, and thousands of othep
things too numerous to men-
ton. Come and get your toys
before the assortment is broken
PLUSH GOODS.
On our main floor will bd
found the largest assortment Of
,ancy Plush Toilet Cases, Cuff
and Collar Boxes, Manicure
Sets, Work Boxes, Handker-
2hief and Glove Boxes, Jewelry =
Cases, Ink Stands, Shaving
Sets, Poker Sets and Mirrors.
Nfu Va171n1
Omaha daily bee., 1888-12-02

Robinson Crusoe, East Lynne, John
Halifax, Dickens Child's History OF
England, Tom Browns School DAYS
Pilgrims Progress, &c, 900 Leagues under
the Sea, Paul & Virginia, Willy Riley,
Scottish Chiefs, Thaddeus of Warsaw
Last Days of Pompeii, Swiss Family
Robinson, Jane Eyre, Andersen's Fairy
Tales, Grimm's Fairy Tales, Aesops
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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29
MISERABLE COUPLES
Seek SOlace in the Courts for
Their Troubles


The Archers have had hard time of
it. but Judge Kelly yesterday refused to
grant the wife divorce from her hus-
band. Mr.. and Mrs. Archer We're mar
ried at Mortified, Oct, IA, 1879, and
have resided in this city for over two
years. They have six-year-old son,
who now lives with his father. Judge
Kelly found that Archer was a man
of quick temper and easily excited TO
jealousy, but that his wife's INCONSISTENCY
and foolish conduct were the cause of IT.
He assaulted his wife, choked and
slapped her, knocked her down and ap-
piled vile epithetS to her. She drew a
pistol on him, and once drove him
out of the house. Mrs. Archer
stayed away for a long while,
left her husband again Oct. 2, 1887, and
went to De Smet, Dak., remaining away
until Oct. 12. Her husband beat her
when she returned and she again for
sock him. Soon afterwards Archer
promised to be kind to her and She re-
turned to him and lived with him until
Dec. 81, 1887, but she abandoned him
then and has not lived with him since.
She came to st. Paul under the name of
Carr and for a long time was guilty of
acting as wife to man other than her
legal husband.
There is also trouble in the Beard
family. The husband, Rolley, CON-
5menced divorce suit against his wife,
'Gussie, yesterday for desertion and
adultery. He alleges that she left him
in December, 1886, and became an in
mate of a house of ill-fame at the corner
of Eighth and Cedar streets. They
We're married at Chicago June 80, 1856,
but have no children
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-07-29
PERSONALS.

Col. II. Fritz and wife, of New York, are at
the Ryan.
Rev. j. v. Hussie Scranton, Pa, is located
at the Ryan.
DR.. and Mrs Alfred K Hills, Of New York,
are stopping at the Ryan
Judge W Brown and. lady, Of Rockford
Ill, are located at the Merchants.
Messrs. Welch and Gilbert were guests of
Of Mr.. Murry, at White Bear, last week.
Miss Mamie Bates, of ST. Louis, is the guest
of Miss Goyer, 233 Western avenue.
Col A. D. Bracket, of Sherman street. has
for the past week entertained DR.. Cross and
Prof. Garland Of Boston.
Miss Annie Crosson, of Somerset, O., Is
visiting her brother, ]. W. Crossen, manager
Of the Duluth Coal company.
Miss Fisk. of Helena, Mont, who has been
visiting Mrs, Getty, of White Bear Lake, de-
parted for her home yesterday.
DR.. A. r. Sherman, of Anoka, Mimi, and
Dr. T. S. Hoyne, of Chicago, were among
yesterdays arrivals at the Merchants.
Mrs j. w. Losey and daughters, Miss
Haurman, Misses Hogan and Miss Badger, of
La Crosse, form party who registered at the
Ryan yesterday.
d. Studebaker. wagon manufacter Of De-
catur. Ind, accompanied by his wife, son and
daughter, arrived in st. Paul yesterday and
registered at the Merchants.
Mrs. Evans, of Cincinnati, who has been
visiting Mrs. Yale at her home on Harrington
avenue. left yesterday for Winona, where she
A number Of United States army officers
arrived in the city yesterday. They com
prised ] Golfer, who registered at the Mer-
chants and j. n. Willis, F. S. Smith, j. s.
Marvey and F. B. Jones, who are located at
the Ryan.