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Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
Hudsonxfile Happenings.

t<s1sssNs - Ia HtSts&ss-stAsSs-
HupsoSviLLE. May 21.-Ths ladies of the
mite Society give an art Social" at the
church Friday evening.
The Misses Carrie and Jscquelin Ed
wards. of Grand Rapids, are visiting their
grandmother, Mrs j. wilkinson.
ChiIdTsn's Day, June 9. will be observed
by the Oranges in this place and vicinity.
Music, literary exercises and dinner will
be given the little ones, and every effort
will De made TO smuse and instruct them.
TrAmps are abroad in the land a little
more numefously than usual this Spring.
No less than four were begging on one Of
our highways the other day.
An enjoyable hop was given by the band
boys last Friday evening.
This is the fishing season. and the aver
age Huds0nvillian like TO fish. The waters
res0Tted 10 are Rush Creek, Grand River
and Black Lake. Thew sometimes get a
mess Of the black and speckled beauties,
bat Ike most fishermen. more often get
lsft. or perhaps catch only a sucker, and
that on the wrong end Of the line.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
Can't Cross.

Pedestrians had the full right Of way on
Bridge-st. bridge yesterday with none to
modest or make them afraid. 1t was closed
from the street cars and regular traffic 10
be re-planked, and probably will remain
closed for q week at least, as several of the
girders, as well as the plsnks. are found
necessary to be replaced The work is
being done with the best of timber. The
short bridge over the Canal will be rebuilt
at the same time and people will ride or
drive to the Sunset Side via Pearl and Full
ton-sts. for several day.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
FORD IS FloURIsHINo.
His Fort Brown Reservation Report Ap
proved-Gone 10 West Virginia.

His Fort Brown Reservation Report APP
proved-Gone 10 West Virginia
1E.ss.ss xsN,ssNs-stsaA-
WAsHIssros, May 2-The full com
mittee of the House Military Committee
has approved the report on the Fort Brown
military reservation and instructed Mr..
Ford to draft the report for presentation to
the House.
Mr.. Ford left tonight for Charlestown.
w. Va, in company with Senator Kenna.
of West Virginia, and Wade Hampton. of
South Carolina. and Representatives Rus
sell, of Massachusetts,, and Wilson. of West
Virginia. where they will talk tariff to.
morrow night in the court room in which
John Brown was tried. This is good deal
of compliment to Mr.. Ford and shows
that his abilities are highly regarded by the
prominent men on his side of the House.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

The county officers are right on their
muscle and have An idea that they can, so
70 spear. mop mother earth with the Grand
Rapids cty oficsrs az q game Of base ball
on Decoration Day. and that end may
be accomplished. Q. L. Hsnsy. F. W. Hine.
c. l. Carpenter and Messenger + sirfisld are
spgrossiDg and snrciIing a proper chsl-
lsngs 70 their mortal snsmiss on the blood
less bat dusty battlefield Of runs. base
ATS. errors and unlucxy umpirss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

You Nay Nov Ride Out On ceis-avs- and
Cianey-sI
The cars on ths Barclay-st- feeder of the
Cable line were run regularly yesterday.
much to the delight of the Hill residents.
-Four cars. making hve-minuts time, will
be put on.
So soon ss tbs Bridge-st. line is COM
pletsd the track between Lyon and Bridge
sts. will bs taken up and the Coit-sve. line
will connect with the bridge-st. line.
The company intend TO have the third
grip car on Lyon-st. next week, and they
will use the open cars tor summer travel.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
ILLINOIS DEMOCRATS.
Ex-s.v-roor Palmer Likely - Re Nonai-
nseed Yer Gavsrnor.

Ex-G.wsrnor Palmer Lsk-Iy 70 Re Nonof-
mated Fer Governor.
sFsTysFELp. H.. May 2--Ths Demo-
cratic state convention opens tomorrow,
snd majority Of the delegates. togsthsr
With nssriy one 'hoassnd adhersnts Of the
party thst sre nos accredited to the gather
ing. are on the ground. The Indications
tonight Point strongly ~ The seisctioo Of ex-
Governor Palmer "a the xuberna-
torisl rs1dsrti-besrsr. Ex-Land Com
missioner sparks has failed %
gather the strength expected and
his heuchmen are simuSt willing % con-
fees to- night that &c - losing case. Assist
ans Postmaster Geusrsl Stevenson could
have the nomination II he desired it
Thers are icohts ss TO ths sncerisY of bis
recent deciinstior, and reports are currsut
taat delegate VII ts-morr1v inform che
esuvention thss Stevenson is wiling 81 be
coune the standard bearer. provided the
nom nation CANES By acciamation.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
The waterIeo strset Opera Hons.

The audisnces at Smiths Opera House this
week are large and appreciative. and well
they may be. for Msrsger Wood has pre-
pared one Of the finest vaudeville entertain
ments for it's patrons ever given in Grand
Rapids. At the matinee this afternoon there
will be produced the entire attractions of
the week. including Professor Whitman 3
fests Of rope vslnug. The Professor gives
public exhibitions of his skill aud daring
on Wstsrloo-st. pro bono pstblioo before every
afternoon and evening performance. And
besides this no one should miss the charac-
tsristic sketches OF the Two Bees" the
opening Golden Grotto scene, nor the stim-
ulsting. side-splitting comedy OF Mana at
the Grub Mansion, the closing piece in one
act and three scenes
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

CEDss SFRrNss. May 21.-Attorney u. L.
Lyle vas in Sand Lake today on legal bust
nsss.-Lswyer Tsteum. Of Grand Rapids,
is ia town today "trOuting" in Cedar Greek.
The remains Of L. 5. Imhof we're con-
vsysd 10 OwossO today. The G. A. r. boys
IN Huiiorm. accom- psnied their deceased
comFsde 10 the depot-Elliott Stone has
sappisnted bis barbed wire fence with a
hedgs-a good mprovemsnt---ft was re-
ported in the DgiiV D>nocrat that full sets
Of burglars tools were found in the house of
Stewart Geron and Fred. Stewart. the par
les held for the burglary OF Cars s store
The officers who made the search ssy that
the above is mistake and should be cor
rscted A. . matter Of justice 70 the accused
parties
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
Both 10 Blame.

Jas. Walter and wife were arrested on
South Divisien-st., about midnight, for
fighting, and were taken to headquarters.
Walters was locked mp, but Mrs. w.
sent home to her children. While Mrs.
Walters may have been equally to blame
last night, the trouble can all be laid to Mr..
Walters, who has driven his wife almost to
distraction by his drinking and neglect.
He Is first class mason and ought to have q
happy home and family. if he would keep
sober and attend TO his work.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
He DROVE HER AWAY
sLopeo WITH BOTH GIRL AND TEAM
A fssi@ ce9ssy nirsd HAS ssd hts Eur
Plsysr's Dssghtsr foltswsa - 6rsnd
Rapids and Arrested fes
k1sr>e-sts&aiAx.

The cases are ffsqusnt where hired man
elopes with bis employees daughter, and
they are also qaite frsqusnt where . hired
man elopes with his employees team; but
when the young man captures the eartn
under the bakery and elepes with both the
daughter and TIE team. Il is lsft for ionia
county 70 furnish the item. liz Is known
that I0nis county can do such = job Ia .
manner that viii do credit TO the whole
state OF Michigan.
Last Saturday Frank Markls. q farm
lsb0fer in the employ Of Geo. Diefx. Of
Rosa, the fair daughter Of his stern old
master that they elope. She vas willing,
and elope they did, and not having .
special Pullman car at their service tue v
chartered the old gentlsman's horses and
wagon and. In the arms of love. snugiy
slowed away IN the wagon, bsbisd as good
q span Of horses as sny Hollandsr Ia the
county owns, the drove away.
The happy but misguided coupls went
TO Greenyills where they exchanged their
team for the dollars of their adopted dad
dies" and then came on 10 this city 70 have
good time and spend-.a very happy and
pleasant honeymoon before they were mar
ried.
Monday night they attended dance on
the Sunset Side and then went 10 the home
OF friend 10 stay. Here their bright and
happy visions were dispelled by Sheriff
Bishop. who arrested them yesterday
on charge of horssstealing. and took
them to the County Jail. where Frsnk was
locked up with the ordinary, every day
drunks, and Rosa was sent up stairs 10 a
bed of straw and an iron bedstead.
Sheriff Lee, OF Ionia. was then sent for,
who came down with the father. long.
lank specimen of humanity, that il would
seem would cause any girl 10 skip from
home as soon as she got chance. They
took the pair back 10 lonia last evening.
la conversation with q TELEGRAA-HER-
AID reporter, Rosa declared that her father
gave her the team. snd she supposed that il
was all right TO sell it, bat she would give
him back the money if the officers would
only let her Frank go. When they left for
home ii appeared that settlement was
Under way.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
MEMORIAL MEETING
Arrangements For Decoration Day Nearly
Completed.

Completed.
The joint meeting of the citizens and G..
A. Z. committees in the Supreme Court
room last evening was well enough attend
ed to insure the success of the exercises of
the day. Ii was decided that the matter of
decorating the graves. arrangement OF
parade and order OF exercises be controlled
by the various q. A. r. Posts. l.. Launiere.
Silas Godfrey and j. w. Holcomb were
appointed q committee TO call ON the mer-
chants and request them TO close on me
mortal day so as to give their employers q
chance to take q part in the exercises. also
10 request the Board of Education to close
the schools on that day, and ask the
teachers to cooperate with them. and pro-
cure the attendance OF the scholars to as-
sist in decorating the graves.
J. W. Rosenthal, VIM. Widdicomb and
L. II. Withey were appointed sub-com-
mittee on finance - confer with like COM
mittees already appointed.
Chairman Shanshan was instructed to
procure the tolling of all church and city
bells while the procession was moving.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Cs1ckso. Ma s1-ln the National Cen
resnea Of ne Turner BuRd today rssoil-
~ seres IA tnis country snd dsnouncisx
sssrchisEn ID riain ems Tais - 10 an
sxCNNnz dehaie whica lsstsa isur hours.
fut Aoaliy rae resnlufion vas ssto ptei tV
So 49, % Ms ness. The snnouacsmsnt
81 he TDfe sronsed he convention 10 xrssf
<nfhas4sam
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

East-st. has undergone q compile meta
morphose. The street car track now turns
from Weathy-ave. north and makes a
"loop" with the Cherry-st lire. The motor
track is completed north to the new barn,
and everything will be in running order by
tomorrow as promised by the TELEGRAN-
HERALD. to run to and fro to the lake and
'intermediate points"
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

A euxrtstss Of whisky victims ct in the
psw yesterday naxsing vhsl the Poles
Court sss called 70 order. Thomas Howell.
Jsmes Nnfung. As Pelkey snt frsnk
Stevens ws<s e1cA sent over 70 tie city
stone pile for IL DAYS on account OF beng
unable 20 iiQgldste-
Lstne Hal Was 10 Cor sentence and vss
fined SO and eosza amounting 10 $l6.lo. or
30 days IN jail. Iesfis very promptly sp-
ge4isd the case 10 ne Superior Court, where
she Is confident that size esa esst the eity.
Henry Psngoorn. charged with being dis
orderly. had bis e&ss adjourned anti Friday
morning
his trial tais norniag.
A. Kennedy aud j. b. Grady reported
that they had taken out their acsases. and
on motion of the Prosecuting Attorney
their cases we're noli< prosd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
Death Of an ONLY Child

The death Of the only child of Alderman
Fred Saunders Is announced elsewhere ia
this paper. The sad bereavement was men
toned n yesterdays TELEsRsN-HKRaID
Couucil report. ana the funeral this after
noon viii be attended BY the Council and
city officials IN a body. in sccordan &c with
their action. The newly-elected ouncil-
man and bis family have the sym psthies
of the sntirs community in their Fiction
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
The Wahcheo Anne1.

Messrs. John A. Baker, 4. F. Sweet, A.
@. Sekell and Mr.. Franklin went to kacki-
nav Monday to survey and make estimates
for the new water works to be placed in the
Annex. They will also plan for additional
general Improvements in the way of pretty
lawns, walks, etc. They are expected to
return from the N orth this morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Msssrs. J. H P Hsehsrs. Freight Agent
A. z. 6iil Auditor F. A. Gssharu, Pss=en-
ser AGENT g. 7. Lockwood. Chief Engineer
4ohnson. cureriatendents Nefhsany
u Acurxs and Hessrs. Sooft. Levi. Burg
wiH, Mere. fletcher and enng vent north
yesterday ~ special train GA a tonr a. in-
specfion- They we're accompanied bv faa
ohssrFstsrT car. and VII return the latter
cart 81 the wsek
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Work on the new additions to the War
wick will be pushed as rapidly as possible
after the old ,uilding, which now occupies
the site, Is rJTaoved. 1t will make an sd-
dition of from fifty to seventy-fve new
rooms, which will be fitted up with all the
modern conveniences. Ii will be finished
and ready for occupancy September 1.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

,e.tts-R - fet ft-tarNa -tRtsA
BKEnEss. Asy 22.-Frank Markell, who
szured with Rosa Diets in the charge Of
seduction against J. A. Hsnksi for he par
poss 0t obtaining money, on Saturday
RiEht in company With the woman stole
old nlsa Distzs team. watch and sevsrai
articles Of household goods and lsft for
psrrs unknown
These are the parties arrested in the
city vpSfer1av
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

TIE Fsriusn c.-e clc--.i ~esterfa~ kv TIE
hrv eringis9 IN = versscs Of xuilsv. sesr
s~nx szt oniF snirtE uinuees. Psruuzn
Hss.ned - tae veriicE sifa ~ sa-n~ fa6sf e
her~rrce ~aick he hss p~f te s.l .kisxx 80
tsfatuE 20 hfs 1fs4. He I'll aroA-air ~
~fre rs seabeBcs srdsV. r-r<~s. sw-
p-csesi asthinx srs thsa thak - ~
~~.is and hin zailky.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
BASE BALL BATTERs
Dss<s. saa w.-hia<sea s6st fssrs" ~
rsp><z>e s>ssssx Fsr1s 4ssi the Si1aI~
Ais xsks oesss- = - ais al - khs
BEs1s IA EI4s tri-sz@ks Lssxs<.

The games IN both IA National and Tn
state Leagues yesterday sers al Interesting
sad ina good .s4thsr brought cut large
crowds % p~eels % ~itzi~ss thsm. Bosfon.
Wzshia<Eon. PhilsdslPhla and New YORK
are Ehs sinasFs. changing their positions
slixbtif Ia the tabls Of psresntsgs- The
fsst4rs of al ths games Vas supsFior
s&tsisx whish va eountsraetsd ia some
instances b. good hsidins Foli0sing are
ths dispatches received exclusively by ths
TELsszAx- HxakLa
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

On account Of 40 many complaints com
Ing il sbout meat markets keeping open on
unday The IELreRsa- n rRALp hss been in
formed that ali Who violate the Sunday or
dins7cs IN the future vii be promptly ar
rested. A portion Of tae markets are KEPT
closed according to ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
Confirmation at Newaygo-

Bishop Gillespie and DR.. Fair went to
Newsyeo. yesterday, and last evening the
Bishop confirmed the Rev. Doctors mis-
sion class at that place. Owing to the .ab-
sence of the reeter DR.. Knapp officiated at
communion services in ST. Marks church
Yesterday morning.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Ie~is s. amer. of Csaaoa. ~ss srrssted
Yesterday en- warrant svarn cut bv Cars
Dswiev, - Flssnfei5, chargiag him With
e&sfar1v. ae wss hroneat hefsr~ Justice
y ~xffsIA rsere tas fron5le ~ss s~fted -
lsr - rcssieie ~ - csnnpisinfnx wsfnssp
and the dsisndart gettins rnar~set
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Csrckso. Nav q -. :. Rra<l--. ko- ts-
vesrs teller q sse U-icn NstksusI sass.
hss tepsrte1 tor Cane8a r. w.~ sfarov-
rr-i issf Saturday thsf he wss saors "A kis
scuoaots s. 90. Hs = suFpa.ra - ksvs
.sa Ne naessy n s-s&n speeassiosa
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

The ladies Of the w. O. T. U. have re-
placed Ithe Psyche in the Ladies' Literary
Club rooms. which was broken accidentally
by one of the chorus singers at their recent
in this city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

For great wonder Michigan was ahead
yssssrday in the Tri-Stats trials Jackson
and Kalamazoo both coming up q notch,
beating Mansfield snd whssling by
scratch. The summary Of the i've games
played Is a. follows
Following Is the summary Of the games
nlaTed HesteriAI.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

IRE typss rssd Nc in ths TxrzsRsw.
HszkEB yesterday morning IN tke item -
lsti1z 80 the nomoer - prisoners n 10
eoanty All Arr fooi might knor. sven
theneh Sc were &c Essl< reporter shsf Il
Ess = ty1osrsphicsi error and sheuls have
rsaS a.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Hereafter there will be evening prayer
and sermon at Grace Church every We'd
nesday at 7:30 p. m. and early communion
at q. m. on Sunday. DIR. Knapp will
pr each q memorial sermon on the evening
of Trinity Sunday.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Nins q he veterans a. the Soldiers
Home are - badly psraiYzsd that their
only means II lscomotisn = bv the vheel
c6air AS they cannot Est cut ou fbe
grounds without seiag carried. the cor
sfFucfion ef a sridxs for their beaeft =
hef17 ransi fersd
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Bwzkz.. MNs E-Tse Eaaperor snd E,n-
r~~s sre<~ suf ssr a. h7ur t,ssag IL
e>~8 wvfsza p~. HcEenzse snS 10
k@e~~~R ssi 1s~ut soilewssf n 80 inr per.sa
~-~z-- q a-e v-aseis
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

50 x<>t<a2@ stsA-a,
Prrrssuse. AsY 22-rhs third game Of
ths series between he Pittsburgs and the
wasbingtons was lost 70 the former. main
~ through the effectiveness Of ODay and
The ineffectivsnsss Of Morris. The hslding
Of the visitors was exceilsnt while that Of
me home team vas a. times very bad The
attendance vas about 1000. The score BY
innings sas ks follows
Pittshgrx. x.......---.--.---.-0 o 0 o o =
washington o o -
Bass Hits-Piltsburg. ?; Washington, II
ETfors-Pittsburs q Washington. J.
BsItsries-Aorris and Carroll oDsy and peas-
lsy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

IxDEAsAroLIs. Nay 2z-TOdsys game.
ssids rom pitching. Vas devoid 0f inter
sst. s0wdsrs bad much the best Of it AL
though shFeys pitched a ersditable game.
both hsIding their positions admirable
No sns sas on bases Ehsn Kelly and Wise
both drovs ths bali over the fence for h0me
raas The score stood
I.disnapxis ... 40 0 0 o.
Baas Hiis-Ind Annapolis. a Boston. T.
Errors- Indianapolis. a Boston. /
BsEfeFics-ssfeys and Backley, So~ders aud
q k0urke.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

-. ts*@ - - steA&t<- ests>a-
DUERou. Ma zz--Ths Detroit's bad
1nmbsrlssz chances today sheEs hits would
hzys son the game. but isft-handea TIT
sonb prevented tns slagzsrs RON sla<ginz.
The Prstzslls curves we're slaughtered
eth freq asney. 10 the disgust 0f twenty
nvs hnDdred spectators Who Witnessed the
xsms. The score BY inaings Il ss fsiio9s
DsEF0it...--.--.------ Q o 00 o
AeN York 49,. -..-.-o 0 o. .
B4ae hits--Dslr0iI. n. New fork IA
EFrors-DelIof1 q. Aew YORK a
E.s1eTies--sseIzein snd 6aEzel: fifcomb and
Malpny
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

n. I. R~frsed Psrsnissisa 81 FiIe a Fssf-
tfen IN Errnr.
ConuNsrs O.. Nay 11-Ths surrsuse
Csurt hss refused 60 xrant The sHotiou for
i-svs b f'ss petition II srror ia The cass
ef ~EfnkvF Morgan. he kavsnBa mur-
serer. sentenced 60 hang june l.
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

Ease htts-Chicago. I. fhilstei phla p
krrors-( hIcaKo. B. PhlateiphiA 4
Batteries-BnltnEona and Clementss Krock and
Fllnt
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23

cHEcAsO. May 22--rhs home team lost
the game today through = failure to hit the
ball whsn there we're men on the bases. In
the contest the Chlcagos bad nine men left
on bszss. Kroek was bsttsd hard all
through ths game. bat good neldiag pre-
sncs vas about 5000. The score Is reported
q soilows:
Telegram-herald., 1888-05-23
WHEN YOU

Want 20 Buy oz 6sli Apythine make
tks iocf knoWn thrsaxt The iilkis
Vents" ou The second fses ef this
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

4 very gorgeous novelty in society i
called the "Rainb0V Luncheon" Two
O'Clock Is the holr that Las been fixed
upon az most suitable though oddly
enough an accompaniment Of the event is
gas lighted lunch room, with the jets
shaded lbs globes Of various tints, curtains
~ sil, being employed % shut ont the OBJ
fru--lc daylight Atone Of these rainbow
parties q group Of mandolin players, half
concealed by tall Towering plants, gave an
Oriental touch 10 the entertainment. over
the oricl window was fitted a rainbow arch
four feet long and composed Of roses Of
seven different shades.
There were three tables and ut each
plate was hand painted menu card with
the guest $ name and uinia'ure rainbow
nn the back The first table was all in
yellow. with gllttcring cut glass and silver
decorated i'm q repousse q Margucrites
The brass candclabra in the center rested
in Hat basket of yellow wax tapcrs and
yellow shades The friueed d0ylics were
embroidered in gold threads aud tie
damask napkins IN yellow roses. The
china for the ten course WAS an .n yell
low. but different iu des.g for each
course The second sable was decked iu
rcd, with napkins embroidered in lod
roses. and the bi-qUo cludc.aOsa set on "a
base e ilcquomiUOt ana lighted by red
tapcrs shaded by red globe. THE china
fos each course was also Cf shaded rod
The third .ahle bad blue appointments.
The uapcry was worked iu blue FORGET ne
uot-. and the tanars and shades were blue.
with "a fiat basket (t white roses Tho
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29

The great ties: In life, says Gen Thomas
u Morgan in paper on Training as an
Element Of Education is rather what a
man can do than what he knows. Can he
use his eyes? las lie good Judgment Is
ne man Of common sense? Can he
Think Docs he reason correctly? Has he
power OF adaptations Can he organizer
Has he executive forces Is he practical,
These are the kind Of test question that
are put 10 the graduates Of our schools
Can the Sweet girl graduate cook a din
ner, sweep room or superintend housei
Docs she have an intelligent interest in
passing events Has she robust health.
good habits self reliance, energy and
power Of endurance Can the young man
lay aside his diploma and keep his fathers
accounts, write IN article for the news
paper, make business trip TO Chicago,
give an intelligent account Of the NOM
ing's news Can lac lend hand at home.
and turn to some good account In the daily
duties Of life some Of the accumulated
stores Of knowledge 9massed in years Of
study; Does bic education render him
more industrious, more sklful and ef
fcient, more ingenious, more persistent,
more practically masterful in whatever he
undertakes
If he has been trained TO use his senses.
to acquant himself with natural phcnom-
ena at first hand, II he has been taught
to think, u make careful comparison,
noting essential differences and significant
similarities. making patient inductions
and wise cancellations; if be has been
led 10 form fixed habits Of thoughtfulness,
self reliance, moral casnestness, inflexi-
bility Of purpose persistent industry,
promptness, runctuality, fidelity, I'M
swcrying devotion 10 duty; if, in short, rs
p result Of his school life. his training has
produced a we'll rounded character, hc
VIII be able 10 meet all the reasonable dc.
mands that society can make upon one
who lacks practical experience IN actual
business. He win readily acquire skill
and efficiency in any calling for which his
special talents have fitted him. Training
gives potency 10 all the soul's possibilities.
Popular Science Monthly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-01-29
Mexican Women.

Love seems 10 DO the handspring Of
life among the Mexican women. They
adore their husbands in q worshipful man
ner that ! gricye 10 say nay little woman
doesn't approve Of; they love their chill
dren with n hroOdinS tenderness that
finds constant expression in the sweetest
and most loving words, and they love
each other and all the world besides; oven
on their animals they bestow the utmost
affection Their very language lends itself
particularly 20 the expression Of their alb
sOrbing mother love, and children are
Prccioza, Adorable, Cara, Mia CarisZimo
and Nina Mia, besides numbcrless other
caressing titles. And 50 the little woman
tired as she was, found herself rested In
the fullncss Of the Astounding Womanly
sympathy And afterward she told me
that she adoreG Mexican women.
ON one of our excursions we saw two
Young MeXicans, q lad and young girl
who had been held captiyes by the Indians
nearly four years when they escaped and
managed 10 find their way home again.
only TO be taken 10 the grave Of the
mother whose heart rad broken with
longing and sorrow for them Mexican
Letter.