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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

a slies Js6 noss a. C.AAsassars on
NsasesosS
"a ssA ss..sss~- -.sSs>e-
CANSoNSEf A.. Ss.a A1-Ths snoak ttief
so Ia sils4l iigsis zoe a. lsaass IhsAssti :.
A 8enlensaEiy islios aslllEg kiasst
Alhsrt Hinkls o. faEklx o4as there g1rss
osss 49, ana aired Asa1srli g. AT I - cut
carn ezlefasy ns aSas a. tae houss Ia
tos shseaos 81 ~ 4 sua Iaio Ma Il ne
Las blokea Als esrr olissI ala ~0gid have
10 sal ul AZ. lhousell TelaEusa. sad
vent aul A. aiu1eg AnS 4iso q suFfsT as
49, Iplssing 80 thls EaofEing 60 sae q
~8lsh ~eze la sss1 ho4 The agswsI 81 =
hare2a Ara EhaGista a VEN ae4i snd
lakinF "a vantage ~ tlis as com1litiet tie
thef whiis shs We al ip ne o1aer part
III lie house
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Tbls s1sloit IA All Gsl novel bat
sis3 3 hue one Il consists of frames sne
oass gpon Which sfs places ssaa pes OF tae
sssds thsg Miss ksliksws has Tor ssis al
Aer corset PsfloTs. - kOnfoe-st TIE STOCK
consists u health giving ena preserving
garments ths, ar yeEy popular Several
hundred catalogues have beeu gwen away
lSIr. that illustrate TIE ghcory AID Prscitos
ot ali health garments THIS is NaluAois
book for any peFsOa 10 study snd eIanias
who wsats 20 oUtlye the allotted tine 10
msD. which . three score aud ten.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
AL FoR LOVE.
one Of NJ. FIsnnigsa's Bosrdsr. S.at.
te Die.

one sf Nrs Flsn0igsR's Bosrdsr. wants
to Dt-.
There came near being death on Spring
q. Wednesday sight Nrs. Fisnnigsn ksens
= boarding houss a. g Spring st. aud
srong her bosrsers = Nrs. Geo. Albert
Lehman. vso hss tsres children snf aaus-
osud in Cedar SPRINGS. Ms. Lehman -
slso ia iovs vita DR. Gordon of White
asl
"Wednesday Dr. Gordon vas sent far ard
be hssPened 20 zsg h-rs IN tine % NEE.
Mr.. Leh.sa, and Of course a scene snsnef
and Ars Lehns1 became hssrfbroken aaa
TOOK dose % chlorsfsrn, vita a visz of
putrng A snd e her ifs PsrSo man
Neon-y ~ss called q. VIE got phrscisn
sni saved her sc
Mr. Lssnsn ss7s that she does no. love
ssr huscsnd and = getting divorce from
MIN. and tast sss loTss he Doctor.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Russell & s. mmons save bad for sevefal
years the reputation o. tlrnlUg OIL the very
nnest wagon that skilled labor sne hTst-
clsss material would mske and they tznlo-
tied delivery wagon with oHe Of their
patent anchor circle that enables theD -
tura ia lees than half the space required
for sn ordinary wagon. They capt uIsd the
fIst premium for delivery wagon and
persons wanting any thing made to orcer Ia
the lins Of vehicles or repairing should cali
on he above firm a. - aud 80 south Wafer.
loo.st and Al aud A. Ellsworth ave. tlrst-
class WORK al low prices Is their noI ~.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Who is the general agent for the Storey
Clark organ, has his exhibit next 10 that OF
Nelson Il Matter in AT Hall. Mr. Idssli
is also agent for the Hsrdman snd the
Starr pianos. has his headquarters al l5s
East Fulton-st., and means 70 sell his mu-
sicsl instrr mcnts as lew as the lowest for
reliable goods OF course the names Of
these organs and pianos men toned above
speak for themselves wherever they are
known, and whenever a critic examines the
same. Call on him
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

The ladies Of the w. G. T. U. dining hall
deserve the hearty support which they re-
ceive. not only on account Of the object for
which they are working. but because they
serve the best meals that can
be had on the grounds. The
crowd at their hall yesterday at noon wss
immense. not lsss 4 a. 1000 people being
served al their tables. The ladies deserve a
word of praise. also for the promptness
with which they waited on their customers.
Every one ought to take their meals at the
w. c. T. u. dining ball.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

T. d. Denison. of Ada, had one Of the
most pralseworthy machines OF the age. on
exhibition yesterday, namely. the Steam
Bleacner or Washer. This is a machine
that will save that worst of drudgery for
women; il will save time and soap. IL is 8
perfect cleanser and purifier and the work
which It was doing yesterday before the
crowd OF women that were est all times ABOUT
il, convinced hundreds Of ladies that the
days o. wash boards are over.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

sas.et.st fr fvt tt-t-sss as-fs,S
Mtsk sSeS. aspt -O.-lhe Republican
Coansy Convention mst TODAY Wlth large
lsl of delegates present TIE foiio~luf
nominations we're maze Jucgs cd ffohsts
+. A. Alsrica sberf \ j. Nelson Csunty
Clerk Geo = Loxelscs. Treasure. 8
Morrs Register OF Deeds. Chss 3. Dooee
Prosecuting Attorney. }. ( NeLaashliD
RepFessHt3givs First oistnot "a. n squres.
Representative second district ho0sTt Roo.
las 0u
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Peckham's Group Remedy.

One of the most interesting exhibits, es-
pecially to mothers and children. was the
handsome advertising cards and free trial
bottles of Psckham's Group Remeiy given
out at the entrance 10 Art hall. This val
ued medicine is manufactured oy DR.. II. c..
Peckhsm, OF Freeport, Mich. and is becom-
ing rapidly introduced as reliable family
remedy. Peckham's Group Remedy is sold
by all Grand Rapids druggists. and is eI-
tenslvey used in the city and State. Mr.. A.
J. Chessebrough represents the remedy on
the CrouudS
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
W. &. Denlson

Carried OF ne frat prize and be deserved
~ for TIE finest display Of carriages and
sieignS There "a no nee talking
Dsuison can not be bsst IL tbs
Stst. dealer in this ciss. Of
gOois. ss = always 70 The front, and the
prospects are that be -iil stsy t0srs. The
goods dispsyed IA the carriage bal are iusi
fair representation of the class of goods
tbst can always bs found a. bis place o.
susiness on south Dlrlsirn-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

Cracker and general bakers goods display
occupied the west end OF the center Of Man
uiacturers' hail with very hne array Of
crackers and sweet goods which we're very
tempting 10 the eve sad sweet 10 the taste
General Steve Sears was on hAEd al day
yesterday handing out 10 the visitors crack
ers and "snaps" 10 each one as they passed,
and without doubt the scheme viii be u
good advertisement for the irm The crack
ers and cook es gwen away were wrapped
in pretty colored tissue paper, which made
everything very attractive.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Male Quartette
The NeW Home.

Mr. H. S. Hill. from the New Home
Sewing Machine Once, in Chicago. sits be-
side the local agent, Mr.. c. Bates. in Mana
fEctu.ers' hall. and with the greatest ease
the handsome, light running "Ne~ Home"
Is made 10 stitch beautiful souvenirs, which
are given TO the ladies as mementoes Of the
occasion. The New Home is a splendid
machine and execute. difficult and intri-
cate work As easily as IL does the ordinary.
Mr.. Bates Office is at 459 South Dlvision-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Berr,ck'. weather strip.

V. Fell Il Co.. of 159 North Prospect-st.,
are agents for the Herrick metallic weather
strip. The strips are among the most val
usble of modern inventions, and there is a
fortune for agents in them. for they will
last as long as the door lasts. and do not
cost any more than rubber strips. All snow
which may collect on the threshold is re-
moved when the door is closed. Agents
wishing to try the best selling thing in the
world, should call on V. Fell q Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

NV YORK. Sert. D-Ths Co7aae-ri9I
Aifer'issr ssvs There = 10 inprovsmsnt
ira he condition n Rsseri Garrett II an
slm0sf settled fsot thst NJ esrrsit vil
nsTs- recover his rssson. He Is stii -
Ringwood 18th his family snd sits.dsuts
AttIrnss hs csn - fsEsr auf ~ drive ghiie
a. other times be is vi0IeDf ard n gst ~
con fined 20 room. FROM TIE viB8ovs of
which rs criss car ss bssro f1r some
distance
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

say p.oss- sii.iy q tks grzlu slopq1eg -
slekssaz fl.s elevators VIII he t2-pfVs e.
' prGsog e1ttsE feJ teso it = tie H7&fssi
~ iecEl3a of sny self-giEalag ssrSesssf
No psrson cs1 iulv uR1srslA1c fas eassn-
lazes tnls lit.s elHSsT Esosses>ss oSer otasz
nakes 4nHl 1s n4s carefully AS t1oE-
ogxb.s examined a n every 1staa Aso
coa p4sss a wlIh ethszs fals oeup4Ds
siso kss % eKeie.fi9u teslr wsA Soo~H
me~srs r1Hglse "a ~lsta ~ CA EeaA isAf
- az iesf and their sigEls rea pes. = s3ca,
M thsir usnF palugs 81 sKcs lls0es, AZ AZ
xousl C - suE IN tAe IAAfkst
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

fa1ApslratA. seqt ~ Nsg citations
are psnalEs hsgwoes the hsldwln L0ceuo-
i've WORKS sno . representative ~ Es1
roA1s IA tAs AtEeELps ksp4rlil. Iuw ln
Nss Aefk faT shlppInE nus lacala0Ii Fss
L. b. 1ehxsrel 90 tA3t oo0Hlry IEe sEent
Is ssaeI AsEusl X leGlL Who = 0omu.s
sienen 60 bug lArGs smaanl of rolling
sioot li . reported in fhs street toasy
lbsi 4e 49, also contract wlta hallaefs vst
10 bs 81. .clea isl = large uu tel CT pa 81
care oI moaern sivie scc nl .s1. Ii - Goa
s,dsrea pTabshs thAs Baldwin xil Secure
tks contract foF nf4s locomotives
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Thomas Crcss.

The seven beautiful horses which Mr.
Cross has here from Evergreen Farm, at
Bangor. are among the leaders In horse
flesh 10 the State. "Thsresa" won the blue
ribbon IN Class .. "Trocadore" also took
fs prize ia bis class. and Mary Lenore"
did the same in her class.
These horses at once attract the eye Of the
horse lovers and the crowd which were at
All times about the stalls OF Nr. Cross
horses shows how the hrst-clsss breeds OF
horses are admired by our citizens
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

The only exclusive trunk and travelling
bas house 10 me city would be pleased to
welcome suT Fair visitors. or others vac
mag have n mind ne idss Of buyiag trunk
or hsnd sstchel. Who might have desire 9 o
ses tha 3est in tae market. Ibis frm
handle and mAnnfaciurs thsir trunks. etc.
~ retail ss wsl az -hossais sad the
msids Basa pocket receives no benefit.
Trunks sstehsls travelling bags II every
sescripfion % fact everything pertaining 20
frs G as irJnx establishment can Be
fund faa~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
The Star Clothinr House

Had the satisfaction of walking away with
nine hIst premiums on goods exhibited At
the Fair. and taken from the several de-
partments Of their store. The premiu ms
were awarded on the finest business suit,
the finest iull dress suit finest overcoat, on
underwear, childrens hats and caps, en-
oroldersd night shirt, gents gloves. and in
the finest dressing case. Their display
occupying. as 1t did, the center of Art Hall,
held conspicuous position, but was made
by this enterprising company fine enough
10 occupy any position. Admiring glances
all day yesterday approved the decision Of
the judges, and will in part have 10 repay the
Star Tor their large trouble and expense.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

The spirs. Spring carriages hsFs more
frisass fhsaanv other ass q osrrisges and
ths isrgs sud con na0dious tent ~ tns com
psnF sitrscsed thsussnds q people witn its
Store % sKcsiisnt carriages snd sisgbs
EvsT7ons rho hss ass1 sFirsi spring car
rag ril have no ether and TIE grsst
sno1nt - psins wbilh tbs snserp-i sing
conpsny slrsT. tskss 80 re goods that
taev t1rn ont makes t1sr carr agss srd
e g8stas nost soazht sfer o. ABT csr.
ri sxes ever err > - Ia tbis sac
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

In Nsnufsetursrs Aall - the soath sias
l. .oostea tEs Domestic osslaE Asealae
tSLnp4By here Dss es seen "
chSpAisu tie sEslt greeting nls msns
fTlsads snG f0gT opersters illustrating tos
superior sdYsntsgss Of t1ls grSuo msehlns
over lts Goa segtsFs BrsutfQl soufsulrs
ara naSs on ihe usctins Aud p&sse1 a. the
interested sesCistoFs Tee Donesile las =
reputation tk4t wii RsseI bs surpassed.
Ihs CITY once is - IS Acnros-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
The Horss Kirkland.

The remarks of kr. David Dunlap who
arrived last Nay from Scotland. and who
has always lived among Clydesdsle horses.
shows that F. A. Gilion's Young stallion
Kirkland Is ali that IL claimed for him.
Ar. Dunlap said yesterday IN the hearing
Of reporter. That II the only good rep
ressntston 81 the Clydssosle thst ! have
seen 10 Amsrica.IsEd hsvs seen al shat
have been exhibited IN the Slsts this Fall
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

goa1z = q FAS1s sss.sE1sy so6 a. E15
Ia Etsrs tgxasrFS- sks lsKt d4s a. sci
t3s NJ Eerssy = Ezosn i2 1EaEa kss "a
- kEx k--lis-ze yss<lsE. zsd eEs 10 o3srs
grezz "a zos1snts % eeysrs in na~ a.
serlGszs az tls cssI ss4ty q soe2A Ca
zns szs hH
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
ILa RuCkHYa.

W. NJ. Adams MAS to the front with the
Buckeye binders and mowers. These
machines have more good points than any
other machines in the market aud the
crowd which c llected about them had
nothing but words of praise and admiration
for the Buckeye. the best machine on earth.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

4. G. Aeksrman, a. oid nsn s years ed.
-ss rus ever av carrisss yesterday. sn
rssf Rrt6re.s'. sill sai seyiou.lv Injured
a-a4t fhe aeac I'D shou 6e0s. He wss
zen ns1 Cuass drug store whars =
usrn - Hee- fressss snr thsr tsxsa 40 ne
Acksruss Ives - ne ceuatrv.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

- F7I9F7Is f7HFIf
ksRorTTTr sep 15-Csrt Correlia.
rsSs~s .. fhe s1hoonsr K1r tsaarsu<e .
80 u o. HsncccE ~ 10 es~~rtis1 % 10
c-s~ AZ tners s-s - - crx ir tat 49,
fioe - -. co1nsrF the scaooaer uasT -
bed sous asTs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

I've F~xssns F.e4lis .so Eea asraessis
aa5srea - = kaas~as c@r
WrkkssARxk. Sapf. A party 81 ieuE
feFenlsn l.smev ~eFe descending pane
Ne a. Fly zss2tA lkis uofnins ssztsa alsen
= hsn5 ca. wtcc the erAks 81 TIE s4f saS.
oeriy bfaks. tas ca rCsneo aa~n tae
plane Nlih tfentuagas EaDl1lfy AID y -
taro~e fEon iht lnack gEE1eS Naier ans
Ars L&mes ~ere 1slaly s1a zen otarfs
seriously lnlufel
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
oxsssr. aaa lish.

AL the talk Tor a day or two past has been
little e.ss thsn Fair. But now. If you want
= Fair kind OF dinner or breakfast. /
would advise you 10 order sons OF those
Fair Haven Count Oysters. and ! think you
sill fare fairly we'll. All Kinds OF fsb and
everything IN season usually kept in a first
class nsn And Oyster house. I. }. DeIten-
thaler, III AOnroe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

P1trs Ns5 ss-t. 30.--Ths DoiieT % Ham
Hons MI on tbs NissoUri Kireg. sr-
piodss lssf evening ins'snfiy kiifinr HsTrT
NayreIL sneinssr. sd Henrv A srsrder
frsrnsa FIvs ri be- Fe-sers zee severe =
f-inrsd TIE boiler lad osen in - 0rl
80 wesks
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

T1aSs Brs~n. sf Biz Rspi4, ~Ae = hsrs
e. st1ez1 ~ Scsci me~fin< of tks .sas-
r.r- sf she Seifi<rs H,as. .vs tkst n te.
SIath 8Istrscf Couxrsssssn Caa>Aega NJ
firtte Wili - iac1~as~a ever lsst .irstiez
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

ssfurssv evening ne 0-csr - Hsrtss.
s-rs e. seven Wise Ven wil sf-ss pablic
- srf fr f-sepa Faie ~ rpinx a.
Ie "A rsrns Arten # he srfsr. The
rscsrfian ~ilI - Eir~r 80 the Cssa 80 2
H. in fae rs~er F.eck A sns rre-
ar Ne nst hfeu FrtDsu3.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
The Ladies'

Dining hall was OF course smmed full yes
terdsy, but all were good nstured ald bent
on pleasing everybody possible aud waiting
on the greatest possible number OF people.
The biz tents shut off their view somewhat
out in spite of all hIndrances success is sure
TO De their reward
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

rsd 80 s~e snv frs 1isp.sv ~ js~-'-T -
tss x-1f1ds nus r s1v 81 her arseo>d a
- So aerveT a. C.n2st as5
aszxS So 81 - asSt conaesess soc<s -
7sn~a3s Wsee1es J.weiTY. SrWrsrs
s>a c>~~ss ~ 90 A~as< srwaz. T~s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
The Boston store

Have no exhibit at the Fair grounds but
probably no show OF goods in Grand Rap
ids has attracted 40 much attention aud
appreciation a. the show windows fitted up
oy Trsnkls. JAMESON & Co. at their store on
Aonroe-st. Since completing the improve
ments IN this mammoth Establishment, cut
uug out the partitions and doubling the
stors-rOom, kessrs. Trankla, Jameson &
Co. havs easily the finest dry goods en-
porium In the city. and what Is more 10 the
purD0se. they have every loot OF shslf-room
and space filed VITA magnificent stock Of
every kind of dry goods and ladies' furnish
ing goods. and al IA the latest and best de-
Signs, and AZ very low prices. This week
they have taken special pains TO exhibit the
most handsome and exquisite line Of cioaks.
silks veivets, ana dress go01s ever SHOWN
in TIE city that Fair visitors could have the
opportunity tn Sc the a-est styles and
avail them selves OF toe trip TO The city 10 90
their trading.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

A Hoard 80 forgsy vss ssks-
Iazis Tssserssg sT Dsr1f- 81 ~1r - rs.
ThIs = -ta~s ~<e3aa trts ~ .,rsa~x1 20
a q ee1ss.x nsx ~ sss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
4 Coat Offered

By the Giant Clothing Company for the
best display Of fruits in Pathological Hall,
was attracting much attention at the Fair,
both yesterday and day before. The coat is
a very nne beaver, with otter trimmings.
and Is valued at sixty dollars. The Giants
bandEome ccas i. 9 forcible reminder that
cold weather IS close at hand. aud every
body should improve the opportunity by
calling q: their mammoth stores, where
they will hud more Of the same kind. and
thousands OF others a. al prices. Their
stock OF clothing IS immense IN every de-
parim and courteous clerks will show
goods without trouble. The Giant Clothing
neither this year nor last. did not put forth
any exertion for a fine display al the Fair,
but rather staid at home, on Canal-st.. and
TO the best OF their ability endeavorsd to
please their many friends. who always call
during Fair week. The quality and style of
goods shown AZ their Canal-st. store, no W
ever, is second to none. and purchasers are
especially requested TO call and look al their
suits. overcoats and hats. and be convinced.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

CEsss Brss- Di41S os1esft - Art kak =
constaatls sarro1ussc. su1 s~s<l uesls
tn4i cEsFsss tbe s<Fsss breast . tas sE1r9e-
ue1- las c9ucsrt yesterday ~4s DECIDED
sacoasz. - sIcsssif2 ksAt2lnl1g t~siss
D.soss-g gisnos &nc s-rlsz lastfameRts-se
tns coaosFl leo4y So - sltt0a. t1s fg
0Fc zsxlTa ass wiil csBstst ~ oolk socsi
an8 piauo Hasic. Ins Cazse pisnOs are
lsec IL coaesrl hslls tnsatfss sac Eoalsz
ln every state ~ l1e nl4s sua i1s cou-
psDy 1zse Frt - .s2rn Acre t4sy lave
IA s. - stEnc lns nlosi critical tesf rbes
srs sullI 1 pon hopsT - lns nussI EEAtsr
sUd h.ys uasay sseol.l issiores that osG-
mead them over 0tesr makes TIE CON
pAuy's displ4s 10 AT Ia. : grzoa feature
u lbe FslF. and one 81 TIE ie4tares thai -
most thoroughly spgrsci4tsd.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
Geo. ID. H.rrick A. Co.

Standard Rotary Sewing Machine wa
great attraction yesterday, especially
for the ladies, who were very much interest
ed in the very fine embroidery aud fancy
work made on this machine. with the aid
of its very handy attach hments. and the
souvenirs which were so handsomely
stamped and worked all At once before the
very ewes OF the visitors. we're much sought
after aud valued. The Standard Is guaran-
teed 10 do everything that any other sewing
machine will do; TO do il IN
equally as fine q style. or better
and it has q few special and disunci
characteristics that Messrs Herrick & Co.
sre only anxious 20 show the Fair visitors,
TO convince them of its merits. The firm
does not exhibit musical goods because of
the desire to devote its attention during the
Fair chiefly to the machine. which is a ne "
candidate for popular favor IN Western
Michigan. Wherever else II has been tried
il is the winning candidate. The & sntiemen
will talk of music and musical goods 10 all
who desire anything in their line. and In.
vite all TO visit their warerooms 81 IL Foun-
tain-st. at any time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
The I.iehfninr Arfist

Was at the Fair grounds yesterday and
sstonished with the rspidity with which
Landscapes were made. There will be sn
exhibition OF making oil paintings in from
five TO seves minutes. al No. IS Canal-st.
everv evening this week. Seats will be
provided for ladies and gents wishing TO see
this wonderful work doae. Remem-
Der the place. No. is Canal-st., this week
only, and free.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

x2Is q rair 81 - -~issz>as T>~ -
kas1sn saees. wertA 50 nw1A
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21
A SIG eMBEZZLeR
Real Estate Clerk swindIes a Firm Out
of S265.OnO

NEW YORK, Sept. 2o.-Edward Bedell
real estate clerk for the Law hrm Of Ship
man. Barlow, Lsrocqus & Chosts. has been
arrested upon the diecovery that during the
past i've years he has swindled the FIRM out
of $265. 600 by forging mortgages. bonds
etc. he spent the money in gambling and
amateur farming.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-21

AFTERNOON
FAEHI rCNsE>Al 81 ar = o'CLocE
L "Bsaisn On Maiden LorenI
A4s 4gaue.te.
Asle 4g4Fts1lt
ao'0 % ~io-Aa az br4F0lrs .Go.dhecs
Pan 6rznd Vase os Concert kA.ssi
- las hezas 30 trghs .....-..----.-... .hEeailer
AID I -Aris-le.
8 s>0ldlers zrea ell --..------..--..-.- hllAci
A4lc sasgtestss
@ 50 q for kzss 'tinursasF Mo.lns
2 lrAu0 solo. 'CrSss sT1s. Gfaad
lFum phal March ........ nelenstsin
= The Nh4le afiangcd iio@ On-
Male Qasrleits.
9 Hush and Don't Be Crying ................M Macy
sole AID A4ie Olatstte.
FAErTI ooENESCiNG Ar s54 0cLoCk.
l. 4 &c Nlnd .---...-.-..- .ttio
Male u lsFtcue
2 Bright sword OF Liee-sy .... Weber
Male QuArtrtie
s. Piano 500. Chase BrOs brand
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l. The ArtllerIsis Oath ...... Adam
Male Qua rtette.
5 Where Would b ...... ..... ......-Z Zollner
Male QuGueite
g solo FOR Tenor, - edding song .-....... frintz
T. Two Ko<es ........... ................W esner
Maze CuArcftr
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Piano "Isl Marches -....-..L ofrilleTe
2. The Whale" arranged rom ~Ol-
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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1888-11-16
A FEsIGVnTFUL DEED.
One of Ghc Snd Results Of the
kunsas Mine Horror.

AS tbs cage came up from the fatal
mine SHIFT, Mt Pi:tsburg, Knusas, on
Sunday morning; n shrek was heard,
and Marie Berthuna, widow of Louis
Berthune, fell senseless as she recog-
nized the mangled remains of her hus-
band. Her swoon was of long duratio",
and when she recovered she had
u dazed look md refused 10 speak or
notice any one. Her constant, vacant
stare showed that reason had gone, but
as she evidenced no disposition to be-
come violent but little attention was
paid to her, and all dav long she sat at
her door regardless of the cries of her
five children, the youngest babe five
months old.
Late on Sunday evening she appar
emily aroused from her stupor and took
her children to the improvised morgue
where lay the body of her husband.
She led each child up to the ghastIy
corpse and, still with the awful silence
which had marked her from tho begin.
ming of her bereavement, led them away
to the little hut which had sheltered
them in the past.
No attention was paid to her by those
who were too busy with the dead and
dying, but about midnight cry of fire
from the village of Fronteniac gathered
<,f, g., IL 4 A
streets. 1t was seen that the Bethune
cabin was III flames, aud willing hands
were soon at WORT to save The inmates
The Oldest child, girl of 8 yelrs, snc
ceeded in escaping from the ire which
dcvcured the rest Of the family.
She said her mot her sent ench Of the
children to bel with IL kiss. aud then
sat down near the stove. The girl could
not sleep, and lay watching her mother,
who, after sitting some time. took can
Of coal oil and poured 1t over herself
and the belcllthes nnd children The
gref-strickeu woman then set fire to
some paper md scattered it about the
room, and soon the whole place was in
flames.
The daughter struggled short time
with her mother in m endenvor to get
away. md the burning oil on her mother
caused such m INTENSE heat thnt she
soon relaxed her grasp. Finally the
girl managed to get ont of the door
where she fell exhausted and flight
fully burned. The cabin burned like
tinder, and soon nothing was left but
the dying embers, from which was
raked the char,e lodies Of the in>ane
mother aud her four children.