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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

R0si8a Yosss delegated fAs6ionso.e
audience ass sxeDing 81 fowers lass even
ing vita her graceful aud unique comedy
scl8g The eli tessD viii neas s4Eoe,
III Honor Bound. whlch Vas followed -
Mss tokes petite ooEns1letsz-new ~ tals
ooangy-enlitlss The Crcas Rider. IA
wli1L tnis charming Engiish sou4n has
been SO highly praised. Il l. very clever
co8ceit, AID seeL1s 10 have oeen ntted
20 kosiax Noses by eofsss m4ksf-
he LADY persoaAies Ii.ed .sdy who
las been mistaken ~ Lord Merton
lCOurtsnay TbOfps) for circus rider and
she allows hln 60 continue mistaken keep
iug up toe conception ~ TIE end. TIE
more one sees Of this witch Oi the comedy
stage TIC more one lkes her aud The
sulienee laughed and appiauled Lesrilly
iAsI evening. Tae performance ended with
A Psntomms kehtsrsal.' Morton
Seten, keix Morris and tvr1lnand oelten
were all very funny and The laaies OF the
| cOmpsny dressed as pretty a. uSusl.
Miss Vokes ends her engagement tonight
with the biii presented on Thursday even
I ing, which includes that rare bit OF fun.
My Mi.liuer's Bin" AT the Matinee this
afternoon a Widows Device and The
! Circus RIDER will De presented aud IL is 10
/ be expected that the theatre will be nlied
". in ladies.
A. w. r. MacC0llin's splendid opera COM
pany ssEg The Merry War al Redmond's >
Yesterday afternoon and evening. tor the
| first time IN this city, with signal success.
| The opera introduced two new principals,
| Edmund Stanley, who sang Gen. Umberto
| SpinOla. and Flora Curiiss, who sang
Artemesis. rhe new tenor hasa very sweet
voice, is striking n appearances. and will be
"a valuable addition 20 the company. Miss
| Curtlss is pretty woman, with n rich con-
| traltO ard a few performances will make
| her fsvorite. Bebe Nining-abOut the
cutest little woman ever seen IN light oDere
| made splendid Marquis. Her almost
| matchless grace Is oulv equalled by her
| pretty face, anu Ler laugh Is as musical rs
the cpers itself Atbel Haas, Flora Curtiss
| and Fanny Mcintyre were all pleasing and
| Nr. MacCollin ana Miss Hall as funny AS
| ever. Mr. Newn rough simply paralyZ
| the audience with the few lines he has 10
speak. The Merry War" will be given
| again this afternoon aAd evening and the
Mac Collin engagement will close on Sun
oay evening with the singing of The Beg
gar Student" the Sunday performance be-
ing given by special request.
Rosina Vokes and her husband enjoyed
The Merry War of the MacCollin Opera
Company at Redmonds yesterday alter
noon.
Richard Mansfield and bis splendid com
pany in his wonderful naturalization oi
"Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde at Powers one
week from tonight.
"a Cold Day" at Rsdmonds all next
week.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
A GAIN FOR SEYMOUR
LsrER RsTUsss ens ~ 90
csmpists hesaras frsaa Agar. Bsa4se.
Ckipp~sas tsfs4d 4rasasss. IsstAa4~
sad Gass fffes ~ sad
fsks 4a4 Hsriss


AAzQrsTFz. Fs8 l7-Alssr county con
Dlsts ssss srsen - ioss of - from bis
sl4inA Bsaz,s eomplsss slsss seymour ~.
gain of 81 Chlppssa corrected gives
ssYm0af -. gain of 2 Grand fraseTss
eomplsts, ssy alour 555. zsia Of Al. Lssis-
ns- eompleIss seymour -, gain Of ID.
Lacs compists. Brssn II. Ioss Of s. Tbis
caves Ssym0ur l7sl. brsen l.4s7s aey-
m0ars p.uEAlty Ia ths district. t04. A
dsspateh jas. recsiged cuts Delta on com
plsle fslaras ~. . gan f3r seymour OF -.
Ihis l4st . not VsgsGsd yet o1s Il Eus
would m4ks SsYm0ar's plurality 5s4. The
other isIsss srs anchanss1 from lAsl ni ghE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
FIGHTING FISHER.
Citizens of Reed City Charge Misrepresen-
tstion About the Land Onice.


tstion About the Land Onice.
WAsHINGTOS. Feb. 1S-The citizens of
r ed City have opened q lively warfare
against Nr. Fisher and the other Michigan
men who secured the consolidation of the
land offices. Through Cutcheon and Ford
they have brought the mater before Sec
retary Villas, charging that the action of the
Department was secured by misrepresenta-
ton in claiming that a railroad is now being
built from the Grand Rapids az Indiana TO
Gssyling. The following dispatch from
Reed City was filed with Secretary Villas
this morning BY Mr.. Cushion:
The people are hot. There is only one
road at Grayling. The road when com
pleted will De only for logging and Will
carry no passengers Oh mail"
This is signeo by Rem Barker, William
Slawson, l.. B. Martin and A. C. Adams.
Cutcheon's protest is endorsed by Ford,
Chipman and rsr5ney, ana are also lighting
Fisher and Whiting in this matter, although
the latter claim that their colleagues are
playing possum. The confirmation of the
register of the new Office il hung up in the
Senate aud biz tigat Is likely 10 follow.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

CIS cTNNAII. Feb. Thames Taylor. a
lad OF thirteen years, was put into the Gov
ington, by, Jail last night With his mother.
by direction OF the coroner. charged with
the murder of the ooy's father at Inde-
pendence on Monday last. The story. as
developed by the coroner, il that Lansing
Taylor, the dead man, was engaged In a
fight in the presence of this boy and two
sons. The woman says that she called on
ber sons for assistance. but only this boy
responded He seized gun aud struck his
father with it. The gun was discharged
and Lansing Taylor was killed. The family
lived in the most abject wretchedness.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Bosros. Feb. 1.-THE quiet community
Of O4S Knoll. Dsnvers vas greatly shocked
this morning by the announcement that the
body OF .Jonn NJ. Underwood. a wealthy
resident, bad oeen found frozen stiff lying
10 the road about quarter Of . mile from
rs resldence. near Beaver Brooks station
The deceased sss addicted 10 sleep walking.
lie wss found lying dead in the road,
dressed only In bis nightdress. II Is
thought that he must have left the house
a. aOO1t midnight The mercury stood at
daylight NJ from 10 10 degrees below zero.
The cody vas borne back TO the house.
some three years ago Mr. Underwood lef,
his house under the same circumstances.
he night Was very cod. but fortunately
the somnambdliss vas found by = neighboi
ia season 10 save bis lite. He was brought
home unconscious. but be revived and sub
ssqa-nt.y recovered suffering the ampata-
ton OF one OF his nngsrs In consequences ol
that experience.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
CAPTAIN WENT GUILTY

The Jury Only Out len n Batns p Con
siotsd os Bigamy.
The trial OF Capt I'D. Went who was AZ.
rested IN this city on a charge Of bgsmy
was commenced AT ksrshsltown. Iowa. Oh
Thursday, and was concluded yesterds, +,
morning. John Perry. of this city, Was q
witness IN the case aud dispatch neceisec
trop him yesleIday states thai Meni VA
ioGnd guilty, the jury only being oui tel
minutes. Captain Went WAS well known
here. being one OF the Oldest tonsorisl sr
tists Ia tue city.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
FIae AT MoRLEY.
rhs Depot D>stroysa-A Ssrro- Escsgs
Gsr tAs Business aoasss

tLll.lIF n - NHll-tHa tlt-1t
AoaLag. Mleh.. Fs0. l7-AE 6i0 this
evening me depot a. this place vas discoy-
cred 70 be 90 IRE. lasrs is 40 Ore apparz-
aus hers ani ths entire baudiax wAs de-
sEroysd. FsitOa's hardware store. whlcA Is
se4-ly oppOsits ths depot. slso caagat ire
on ths r0oL 0us the danes we're soon extin-
gnishsd. or tbs Haois business row would
have osen destroyed
The afs a. TIE depot caught from the
chimney. over ne szlting room. Most Of
tas freigat vas saved, Dat al sne company 5
books and pagers sad what express there
vas M ire OfIoe ourue,L Nhe ehilaney bad
zen con1smn ned. No 0l4ms csn Be attach Ell
o. The agent. he vas A. suppsr had only left
ne depot about hltcen minutes before the
ire H4s discovered. The whole town was
on The spot in le~ minutes
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

GALEsBUnG. IL. Feb. IA sensation has
been caused here by Rev. Father Costa.
pastor OF the Catholic church, coming out
ia favor of the liquor traffic. while a great
Temperance revival - Ia progress. He says
that saiOon-keepers are 30 more guilty shan
hardware men VINO sell TevoiveTs and pow
Ger, or druggists who sell poisOn, and that
there Is too much nonsense about the tenn
perance talk
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Frrrsarss Fen. IA Ctreaiis- Ts's-
s~sB5 somerset specsi says Ms. Sheri-
asu. nosher sf sen Ph Shsridsr. has 10
certificate ef a.s birth. There VS. one 6ut
fhst sss DESTROYED aT 6re uuuher Of
vesrs seo. Tie cn'F statement M. Sher-
asn ass rsfie e stkt hsr sen vas eern .a
1,slua~ssf on.r. On tsa fEv ~ Asreh.
1881 if rnrf 1aa 81 r.e- sre a1ia ts cnm-
iae lreFn her fher err 1e. rrecs il hss
iust esrn esrnef -sr ee ess sap-
azsi er fsv Den faaas. deceased
On t1e ir.n 81 Naret
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Iowa. Fsb. l7-An interesting trial has
been gong on "a TIE Circuit Curt here for
William Hardin. Of Hubbards;0n, who are
hsr hssosuds brothers. and who keep a
SAIGON there. She charges that they have
made a 5ru1 ksrd Of her husband. The de-
fsDss SCI up vas that she was 80 irritable
tlaf her hgs8an1 could not hv. with hsr.
The jury. however. did not see u iu any
such hight aud this afternoon awarded Ms.
hardin fSlO tanraves
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

a dispatch from Deputy Superintendent
Bergman, of Detroit yesterday as follows
81 am informed that quantity Of counter
felt silver certificates will be showed at 3
cock hight IN your city tonight. Look out
Tor it. Arrest and wire ne" Detectives
visited the Boulevard. where the cooking
msiR was held. last evening. and Ascer-
tanned that the parties wanted had not
come here az ali.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

fbs Ssssrasx viii Prss4Biy Nst Grsa1
the rsTasa ASKED fsF as FrsssAs.


srsfsssIkLD. Ia. Feo. l7-Ars- Nackin.
tae devoted vie q Joseph chssteI1eid
Naekin. the Chicago s-sciion crook.
aos ssryiag hse ysar terra IA
the Joliet Penitsnuarv for perjury,
recently Enate s.EcnE applie4ti pa
~ ooFsrno{ Osz ssDF baeked Oy many IN
d4eutlal tasofsenlelss. for ths parton "
Der husband. The Governor has Los psti-
uoa sn1 0<ner papers under aisls~lAeut,
D4s khere - re@s0a for believing tnat be
siil nof az present grant the pardon ssked
for. Airh819h the Governor ls very
tsnder- hs4FEed man. an1 naturally syn.
palhlzss vito Ars. Aaczin sifsly desire -
secure the release 0f heE husband, vet
50 keen - hls ssnss VI justice and 50 intense
his 4bhorrencs Of all crimes against the
ballct-0Ox and the sacred right 0i popular
suffrage that nis iuterteFraes sith Msekin ;
sentence . very unlikely. Aackin stlll
hss about wear and bali Of MS term 20
serve. dedueting hls good time earned.
Tho Governor msy possibly give favorable
consideration ~ TIC peilti0n lew months
latter. 0ut Il Is nsIT ~ positive that he viii
nog now take up The Gaze for action.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

LoNDoS, Feb. I7.-Glsistone's short
speech in the House Of Commons tonight in
rsply to Chief Secretary Bslfoar was pro-
nounced By old members to be one Of the
finest orsf0risl Efforts ia the Parliamentary
career OF the veteran statesman. Michael
nsvett greeting Psrnell Enthusiastically 10
in the LOBBY cried. The grand Old man !.
cd for 6fty years yet, and Psrneli re-
ied. Yes he viii live to witness tbs
tri umph OF Justice
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
GRAND HAv[N'S LUCK
= PUBLIC sUi.ONe RECOMMENDED.
A Fasorsbls Report oB Ferris bi'i Prom
I'D. AyFos n Clark Go Beeon1s = Gov
sranasat rroof Reader Asoday-
soha 71LnBef Gets . SIT

WAsRISGf0s, Fs0. In H. Clark siii.
on Monday. enter 0p ais duties ss proof
reader al the Government printing offlees.
John SumBsr Was today appointed as
chief Of division IN the PostoIilce a. =
salary OF 81. 400 year.
Mr.. Fords bill for public building a.
Grand Haven will be fsvorsbly reported BY
the subcommittee Of the Pubic Buildings
Committee on Monday.
Senator Chas- J Monroe. of South Haven
Is here
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

WARRINGTON, FEB. IA subcommittee
of the House postoffcs committee today re-
ported adversely upon the Dill to prohibit
the circulation through the mails Of news
papers containing lottery advertisements
Two Democrats o. the su6-cOmmigtee voted
zaainst the Gill, while the Republican mem
oers voted for IL. The full committee will
probably vote on the bail tomorrow.
The bill 20 amend the Law prohibit nz
alien persons and corporations from scquir.
ing iau+s ia the United States received the
approval Of tie House COMMITTEES on Mines
aud Mining today. The amendment pro-
vIdes that the restrictions Of the law snail
not apply % mines - gold and silver, tin.
lead. cinnaosr or copper or sny Interest
therein
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Last SASNAw, Eco. l7.-SheriE Phelps
has returned to West Branch. taxing with
him Henry DeForrest. who. n IS claimed,
has swindled parties IN Prescott. white
m0rs. sterling. Staniish and West Branch.
he would purchase q carload CT timber.
giving ia payment 4 drain ca William Suth-
sriend. OF this cry. or Hotch<iss * Co, of
Bay Cify. or 0thsfs, averaging 500 each.
He would then come down, sell tae carload.
pocket the funds and SKIP To another place
before the protest drafs got back. DeFOr-
rest Vas captured through as own reckless
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Peace again prevails between tne Western
Union and the Edison Electric Light Com.
psny. and the construction men proceeded
with their work on Campsu-st. Yesterday.
A compromise was ELECTED by which IA.
light company removes its pole from the
esst 10 the west side OF Csmpzn-st, st the
corner OF Pear.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
A Cargo Of smallpox in san Francisco.

SAS FaAEcIsco. FEB. 1.-THE steamer
City of Peking arrived from China and
Japan this morning with several cases of
smallpox among the passengers and was
placed IN quarantine. This Is the fifth sue
cessigs steamer which has arrived with
smallpox. The steamer Shenandoah. for
meriy United states man-of-war, has been
ntied uD as quarantine boat and Is now
occupied By several hundred Chinese who
have arrived on infected vessels.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
lNNocENT MsN IMPRISONED
a Fsthsr sad Soa Released from the Al
basy FsniteatiAry.

JACksos, Mica, Feb- l7.-About year
ago Daniel o. Day and Jonn. bis son. Of this
cisy. we're arrested near Chattanooga, Tenn,
for "workins the queer. Daniel received
. sentences OF lileea years. and John one Of
ten. aud tney we're transferred % the Al
sany. y. T., peaiisntlaly. short time
ago the persons VINO we're Ene principal
witnesses AGAINST Tie % Days were COW icted
on tac same charge a. Cnasssno Oga- They
t1en made confession thaf The o Day.
we're innocent add shey the men last con-
vlctedl gave them the counterfeit money ia
sxCbtnys f0r good bills
The y Days have been released from prison
aud ths father arrived home today TO hnd
his vile dead aId a younger son. who has
been ieft 10 nis own resources. IN jail as =
dls0rdeEiY The son will return ths latter
pAfs Of The week
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
a BIG FIRE IN RHODE ISLAND.
Property Valued at al $4,000 Destroyed
Wesfarfy

Providence. Feb. i7.-One Of the grestest
n. - that ever visited Westerly. r. l.. ragged
for several hours this morning, destroying
several business buildings, and causing q
loss OF $4,000. The fire was discovered in
In a confectionery store. in o. ID. Wells
building. or Broat-st The flames worked
their way into Wells block. and from there
into the Segar block, three-st0ry brick
building next adjoining. Turning The cor
ner OF High-st., the suilmsn building. the
Bradford b oc< aud tue Sisntlc Bank build
ing were burned. The thermometer marksk
81 degrees below zero and the hremen suf-
fersd severely from exposure.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

LoNros. Feb. 1.-THE coal miners of
south vest lancashire have given notice to
their employers shat unless allowance be
made them for dirt unsv0idahiy sent ~
with coal they viii 60 on strike At the end
II this month II strike taxes psce il
rii directly .f7ect one hundred thousand
men and their families.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18
Their Ohcers

The Workingmen's Benevolent Associa.
ton mas elected officers as follows.
President. Fred Loettgert: Vice President
Albert ;. Damsky. Cores sponuing Secretary.
Joseph Andersen; Financial Secretary. An.
ton Elgsr: Treasurer, Adoiph WurzbuTg
Society Physician. DR.. Bernhsrds Schultz
Director OF the Sick. Fast Side-Augusi
Posler, West Side. c. G. Richards
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

scRAST0N. Pa. Feh. l7.-Owing 70 Mr..
Powderiys illness. tbq Executive Commit.
tee this week came here 10 confer with bin
on the Reading strike situation. Nsster
Workman Lewis called on tfr. fovdsriv
last night. rD6 Il i urObahie, from reports
of The interview that have leaked out. that
the miners strike Gil be a. once declared
q
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

wasHIxsros. FEB. 1.-THE Senate Com
miftse on Privileges and Elections today
cousidsre.i the Turpis case. ordered the pa
rsrs "a ~ printes and referred the suhjecs
flr further consideration % suh-committes
consisting Of senators Hoar, Spooner and
Enafla
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

DrxDEx. Que. Feb. i7.-HOn. Thomss
White. superintendent General OF Indian
Afsirs. bas arrived here with W ".
Lynch. Richard White and Robert Barr
Luke sharp of the Detroit Frss Press
Y Yesfsrdsv the party went % s.. Eegis for a
ronfsr-nce vito the tribe. and Mr.. Barr vss
adopted into ne trite and given the Indian
name 81 All ws- ne-tsnks Man With a
Ifraiv TonruaN
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Ffrvr. Feb. i7.-Chsries b Zenn-r. land
locker in the employ Of J r.. stockdsle. Of
Flint aropnei deaf st "a Moptrose town
.Hir. yesterday whis unhItchiuz his horse.
lie VS. sppAesrtiy erio7ing perfect health
before the snadsn scmm1ns
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Mrrosrt sa. I7.--Bruca Matthews. Who
hss been sorkisg for s HaiFsv. Hve miles
.ars hesst Of iai7 place vas Instantly Ill 81
-hi'e en- a cad n5 leEs sssis-siay the lezs
rolling tezef her er1cici aiu - death.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

DUsTTS. FEB. IA packet containing
gunposder. 70 which was attaches lesGsn
ball. vas thrown into the house Of Police
Inspector Kelly. 81 SkIbbsreeB. An sxp o.
sion followed. Tr-ckinz the furniturs and
filing the house with ch6sing fumes, from
whicn the inmates barely esoapsd With
tbeir lives.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

IsSsrSs. Fec. i7-Adiutsnt General p.
p Anger SAYS fbe stas. Military Board has
practically decided ic hold she next en-
csnaamenf a. ,1a6kinac The Beard sill
rrohxhiv asrnaiV decide nUon tae location
o. me next mesfEer
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

tremendous audience was present al
Smiths Opera House last evening 70 wit
Dess the entertainment siyen By amateurs
and although several Of those advertisec te
appear failed 10 msisrisiize, The perform.
anoe went well, and the boxing match be.
tween the Beckei House pst and DAME
Boons created considerable excitement.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

tset tstrz ts.-1sAs -Esssa-
NEw YoeK. Feb. lt-Jim Fell tonight
knocked 0ut Bob Ferguson. the Chicago
stockvsrd man. now in New York cry. IN
two and a ha.f rounds IA seven minutes.
Ferguson ~ss badly cut 70 from the SIGHT
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

NV YesE. Fec. I7-R Q. Dan & Co.
sgsneT reports thst t6s business isiio-ss
fsr tts Isst ssrsa ds~s nsmber. for Sc
& nited Ss.es Z5s Csnz8s 81 totai l13
compared wlra - FOR ths cos-sspoFds ng
veex az wear
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

- fse ttatsssa-sts>ts.
SkSp LkSE. Mieh.. Feb 1.-THE fouring
mil owned by J. Marshall & Son, Al this
pace. burned a. o clock his evening. The
.o-s - estimated Al s. 500, partially insured.
A. one time it Vas feared .ast the IRE would
extend 10 nsighboring bulldogs and aid
vas asked from Grand Rapids. but q chsnge
In the wind rendered assistance unnecss-
ssry. and The Grand Rapids department
Was notified before the engine started.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

GFxFvs. Feb. IA swiss and Italian
syndicate has been formed rhich sIil 81
vsncs TIE Itslisn covsrnmsnf 5000 CO..
fTsncs - enable it - con- pete the Siu rlon
ku Fsy Tuunel and tse rsI wsv lines
vhieh vi c5nnec- herewith
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

CHrcseo. Fen. l7--The jury IA the case
81 August Hsrzsg. charged with beating to
death witn strap. his lttie step son. Mat
Gilman. returned = vsri.ct this nsoruinx.
indiag the prisoner ssilsv and 6xing the
cera-rr a. laa- b.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

WtsHINeroN Fen. 1.-THE Hosse Elsc-
fions Coumittss having disposep Of the Nc
DuHie vs. Davidson. Alabama. contest in
favor Of Davidson. the sitting nasul ber. viii
meet next Tuesday % decide upon the
farther order Of business. Toe general ex-
pecsafien Is thar tie Iilin = contest Of
Wortsinzton -. Post viii be promptly
tsken ap for consideration Party lines
we're drawn IN ths Alaasns contest and =
minority report viii sccomuany tne pre-
ssnsaaon Of the Views az to- shorty q
fas House
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

TIE Orstorio sooisty which is rebesrsirg
Creation. q he pressfed in 1nri. has
elected fbs following officer President. 4.
r. EsdF. Nics Frpsiaenf Mrs. u ~Beaa
Secretary Aiss selhe k8rklaad. PRESSURE.
James frsnf
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

The snnusi sasisi e fbs Eomsn For
sira Missionary seeisfy - the soufs c,oD-
rveesfon2l chn-ch vas hsia 5ssf evening
# the -esdence IT Hrx p 5.stnY0p ~
fs~reE ~ Tseya waf lsrgs sreu0sDrs
sr5 81 srcsl s-f - granrue ~ss rsrosre5
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

meeting Of the Keut Scientific Institute
wss bed iast eveHing 81 the Central school
building Al interesting paper br Mis-
Hegfha Wolfe. on "Bnilding Stones was
reaj. su1 also one ~ Arihnr Leonard. on
Co. ana lna- fn-ualignsl
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Mrs. y. 4. 1aoross. of sbel8on-st hss
leaeed TIE cd 81 DeHis-unrt rsceu'lT .tse
Menbsffau-- wiii open & Asrcn iifh -
= ur vsrs hatel frs VII refu=nlsa if
throagbout snd restgrs the boBse - its GA
fare ss = farrilr hofei
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

Richard Mansfield and bis splendid COM
pany in his wonderful naturalization OF
'Dr. Jekyil and Mr. Hyde at Powers one
week from tonight.
"A Cold Day" at Redmonds all next
week
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

CRn-szs. Eco. Iva Wilisns !. BaI & Co
propr.etorz 81 fae rlslss< nill srd sex
faetsrv - No SeI Ecrfh Brsneh-sf fs~s
as rnez Their ts0iltses are Szasa. sas
ssseis aao1s tas xzazA
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

NFe YoEx Fsc. E1-3sssfa 3. Fnz-
patrick = scsl Dal5sieisn. saot himself g =
Esws~y - 0on iest nignt sro dled tais
oarstax Se c.1ss . kssva-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

WNxFTre. Man. FEB. i7.-Yssterssy =
slsciiuns rpsuited ia frssaenSa0us tri-
annh for go tffsen vs~ tsaTernm meut ard
the Bed Ever Valley ksi ssv. insuTine the
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-18

WsssTSaToN. FEB. f7.--Ihs recent visit of
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