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Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
W. c. L. L. CONVENTION.


The Fourth Sem-annual Convention of
the Seventh District W. c. L. L. convened
"a. lhe ii. Z. church, Dodge City, March
2S. presided over by Mrs. Edith Emmett,
district president.
FIRST SEssIoN-Wednesday, at O'Clock
p. IN.
kinsley.
The following committees were appoint
ed by the district president:
Committee Oh tinance:-Mrs. Reamer,
Mrs. X. Cherrington, Mrs. Marshall.
Executive committee of county presi-
dents:-Mrs. Jackson. Finney county,:
Mrs. Adams, Edwards county; Mrs. Sny-
der, Ford county.
Adjourned to meet Thursday morning
at Q O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS EXERCISES.
| Sin~ing-s.Sound the Battle Cry.''
Scripture lesson-Mrs. Emmett. district
president.
Prayer-ReV. LoWther.
Song-"To the work.
Address of welcome-Mrs. Mary G..
Rapp. Of Dodge City.
Respon>e-Mrs. Anna Adams, Of kins.
ley.
Address-Mrs. Emmett, district presi-
! dent.
Song Of welcone-The Misses Baird.
Singing of the temperance doXclogy.
Benediction-Rev.P Powelson.
ADDRESS OF WELCOME.
by Mrs. Rapp, of Dodge City,
Mrs. president, AND VISITING SISTERS
OF THE W. c. I. U.:
These bonds of prayer and work, touch
ing tips from ocean to ocean, are jus
emerging from week of prayer.
FIRsT:-That the order of the w. C. T.
L. may receive a fresh impulse from
Heaven, and every active member a new
amounting of the spirit.
SECoND:-That all the members be
called from idleness 10 service.
THIRD:-For the great body of Christian
women not connected with our union. We
welcome you dear sisters from the very
gates of prayer and praise; knowing tha
! the God of all truth will answer those
prayers in His own good time. Our lo
has fallen to us in pleasant places: we ar,
permitted to see and share in such TEN
| perance revival as has not been known
since the great awakening of 1881. wher
! the Temperance Pentecost revealed tt
christian women everywhere that they hat
work to do for God. and home and ma
tive land. We have lived to see thes,
crusade bands in every State and Territory
of the Union, Great Britain, Canada an(
Australia have also organized.
The labors of the w. c. r. L. of Miss.
issippi and Ohio have been crowned witt
victory in that Scientific Instruction bill
have passed both houses of the Legislature
This leaves only three states north of the
Potomac without some legislation of thi
kind, making in all thirty-five states an(
! territories under' the star of total absti
nence teaching for the children.
We have lived to see many home ban.
! ish wine from the table. and thousands up
on thousands of reformed men rise to ;
new life. and standing shoulder to shoulder
fight their way back to ransomed manhood
If you but put down your ear and lister
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
W. c. T. U.
Wide and noble in thy mission,

Wide and noble in thy mission,
O'er the land we love so we'll:
May thy hopes reach glad fruition.
As the years thy struggles tell.
Meier forsake thy high position,
Safe within Gods presence dwell.
Christian women, art thou sleeping,
Hast not walked to watch and pray?
Rise. for tits thy Master speaking,
In my vinyard work to-day.
Sure reward is thine;
True tho'st weak, but will strengthen,
will thy steps attend,
Always trust tholrh shadows lengthen:
Sausht can harm whom defend.
There are bce king hearts to cherish,
FIRING ones 20 uile anew.
Many souls that else might perish,
Pure shalt be it thou art true.
Earnest hearts will find each duty
Rich ia blessings, clothed in beauty.
After sowing cometh reaping,
Not through ease are harvests won;
Cease,ess toll, not idle sleeping,
Ever brings His sweet well ione."
Toto Him who.eyer liveth,
Noting we'll our smallest needs,
i odf prayer;
Onlv He the Vict'ry giveth.
Now we'll follow where He leads.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
THE DATE FIXED.

The Republican Ceutral Committee OF
Ford county. met in the court house last
Saturday and made a call for a county
convention to be held April Il, at p. ID.
for the purpose of electing delegates to
the State Convention, to be held at Nich
ita May 9, for the purpose OF selecting
delegates to attend the National Repub-
lican Convention at Chicago June ~;
also for selecting delegates to attend the
State Convention at Topeka June .. and
the Congressional Convention at Garden
City May 1st
The committee recommended that the
county precincts hold their caucuses
Thursday April 10, from > to 6 O'Clock
D. m: that they be held in Speareville
and Ford City or the some day. from 6 to
8 p. M, and in the several wards OF
Dodge City on the same day from to
o'clock p. m.
The apportionment of delegates was
made upon. the following basis: One
delegate to each township and ward, and
one additional delegate for each twenty
votes or major fraction thereof, cast fol-
coroner ou the Republican ticket. This
provides for convention composed OF
seventysix delegates. and is a very fail
apportionment.
APPORTIONMENT OF DELEGATES
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05

YOU shall hear the tramp, tramp, tramp of
thousands Of little feet, some in KID slip
pers, some in copper toed shoes, and some
lGod bless their little hearts) barefoot,
with the pledge in their hands, that say:
God helping us. our lips shall never be
tarnished with profanity or tobacco. nor
our brains crazed with rum. Fathers,
mothers and children rejoice together in a
new life. sealed in many cases by the re-
generating blood of Christ.
Now while the sensibilities are awake,
and the heart is moved, the intellect must
be enlisted, for this struggle is one that de-
mands the highest Intelligence of the
mind as we'll as the best sympathies of the
heart, until christianity and science join
hand inthis matter.
Shall we continue to see professors of
religion tipple and fail, educated men be-
come drunkartls: reformed men fall away:
Then in behalf of God and humanity we
welcome you to our local Union, feeling
proud that you have counted us worthy TO
entertain our Seventh District Convention.
We need your council, your aid and your
prayers.
Finally, Mrs. President and visiting sis
ters, in behalf of our little city, whose
citizens have responded so generously to
all our calls for assistance: our churches,
our colleges, our schools and all the work.
ers whose earnest and persevering efforts
nation raising Dodge City from degrade.
ton to a city of order. where the Lords
day is honored and where morality and
not crime is respected, we bid you a cor
dial welcome.
THURSDAY MORNINGS SESSION. MARCH 20.
Devotional exercises by Mrs. Milliner
of kinsley.
Minutes of Wednesdays proceeding:
read and approved.
The following committees were ap.
pointed
Committee on credentials:-Mi Combs
Dodge City; Mrs. jackson, Garden City:
Mrs. Taylor, Lyons.
Committee on plan of work:-Mrs. Hol.
lingsworth, Seward county: Mrs. Ruggles
Sterling; Mrs. Rapp, Dodge City; Mrs
jackson. Garden City; Mrs. Marshall
Chase county.
Committee on resolutions:-M Adney
Garden City; Mrs. Kate Cherrington
Dodge City; Mrs. Clark. Lyons; Mrs. Gil
lum. Fargo Springs; Mrs. Adams, Kinsley
The following is the report of commit
tee on credentials:
Present:-Mrs. Edith Emmett, distric
president; Mrs. Adams, president of Ed
wards county; Mrs. w. B. Jackson, presi
dent of Finney county; Mrs. NJ. l.. Hol
lingsworth, president of Seward county
Mrs. Nj. a. Snyder, president of Fore
county; Mrs. G. f. Adney, Garden City
Mrs. J. c. Clark and Mrs. H. G.. Taylor
Lyons; Mrs. NJ. E. Milliner, Kinsley; Mrs
II L. Marshall, Chase; Mrs. NJ. r. Gillum
Fargo Springs; Mrs. Mary Ruggles, Ster
ling; Mrs. Courier and Miss Lulu Bates
Ford City; Mrs. Bette Reamer, Mrs
Anna Swan, Mrs. Julia Soper and Mis-
NJ. Combs, of Dodge City.
President calling for vote OF conven
ton in favor of suffrage all rose to theil
feet. The president gave us short his
tory of the suffrage work, also of thu
adoption at the National convention of the
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05

Shall tell you where and when?
son the maps of the world you find II not;
Twas fought by the mothers OF men.
Nay, not with cannon or battle shout,
With sword or nobler pen.
Nay. not with eloquent word or thought
From mouth of wonderful men.
But deep in waled-up woman,s heart,
Of woman that would not yield
But bravely, silently, bore her part,
Lo; there is that battle field.
No marshaling troop, no bivouac song,
No banner to CLEAN and wave;
But. o. these battles they last so long,
From babyhood to the grave.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05

rF- The DonGE Cry TI>IEs has 3 'aT2e H
growing circulation in Fori an 2dJ"ihi'i@ =
ties. and is a valnshle 4.irerfisi..4 aediail. -
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
ADVERTISING RATES.

REGULAR ADvEETTsEnEN-s one &uIoi PEI ':rh
space per month.
insertion and five cents per iEe Tor e&ch s-.r
Qucut insertion.
Dodge City times., 1888-04-05
ADDRESS OF DISTRICT PRESIDENT.

ADDRESS OF DISTRICT PRESIDENT.
DEAR SISTERS AND CoXRADEs:-GOd has
been very good to me. bringing me back
from the valley and the shadow. All
praise to His holy name. While unable to
20 ont and take active part In the great
work that Il engrosing I'll our minds, II
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

ns PASSES = SATISFACTORY DAY
Bss VIII MAas-Hs Gssss the Empress
s3,0Oo-eoo snd the foung Prince
He.ry Quarter Of = hftAea- News
papers 20 fse Prosecuted.

BssLgS. April o.-Ths Emperor las
made bis will which gives i20oo.0lo MARKS
TO the Empress and settles .oo0.0Jo marks
on the young Prince Henry. This fact Is
gwen IFS worst construction IN the city, The
will having evidently been left 10 the last,
which now sseux al hand.
he has given instructions for tie prose
ouiion Of al newspapers which have besn
gul.ty OF insulting the Empress.
A bulletin issued al clock this morn
ing said the Emperor passed good nieht.
The fever had decreased and hls respiration
dition had improved No trace Il blood
are free.
The Enperor's respiration aud fever are
lsssening though bis temperature Is not
vet normal. IL is sefni-oiilcialy denis "a
that opiates hsve been resoFtei 10 q lad uce
sleep. or that oedenla ot the ieet hAs super
. vened.
A bulletin WAS issued this evening stat
ing that the Emperor has passed sstisfac-
tory day. though toward evening his fever
increased ana his respiration became more
difficult
it IL reported that the marriage OF Prince
Henry, of Prussia, and Princess Irene, OF
Hesse, will be hurried on account OF the
Emperor's health, and that II will occur Ia
a few days.
LospoN, April 20.--A dispstch 70 the EK-
change telegraph Company from Berlin
says that an extsrnsi ulcer has developed
on the Emperors neck Two internal ao-
scesses are clearly visible.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
No Pun in the Police Court YesteTdsY ,
Exslr lAse Iut Over.

No Pun in the Police Court Yesterday
Ev.fy Case put over.
Judge Holmes and al the officers Of the
Police Court we're busy ss usual yesterday.
but yet 10 work Of particular interest wss
scconp. .isbed. Ten or a dozen cases were
on the docket and duly called, bat The pat
ties were not ready or some other hitcb IN
teTveBed % that eli were J'st over for future
hearing. Among them were: Hsrrison 4.
Reed. charged with being disordglr,
pleaded not guilty and trial set for April
~. Nlola siDes. The Coit-svs. termigsDt,
Apr a. Joseph Petz. violating liquor Tau.
April "A, and sevefsi Others continued
John Enshes VA however oispysed
Of lie Nss convicted Of keeping bis saloon
on Touis-st. open or Sun lsy and fnf8 SO
sn8 costs o. IN dsfsuit - days in Jail pf
course he arpesi~d the case.
JAKE Hendsr8sEb'f CSC. which hss drag
ge5 ifs SLOW length sionE fgf 20 manr days,
va finally concluded - far - tie beiioe
Conn is c1ncerBed ~ his beng bed for
tr.si on TIE chsrge 81 lsToenF - fhe ~ -
term q the Superior t0srt sad his btt
frs5 81 500.
Two disorderiv women. kstte fsa End
kinie Vale we're srrsizued. p,e8oe1 ret
gritty. the trisi sei down for tbe l4f1 sud
t5eY were remsp8ed % Isil-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
THIRD ANNUAL MEETING
OF the Board of Managers of the Soldiers
Homo.

OF the Board OF Managers Of the Soldiers
Homo
The third annual meeting OF the Board
OF Control of the Michigan Soldiers Home
was due week ago. but il was adjourned
for lack Of quorum. Yesterday the full
Board met and were received at the Home
bv General Pierce with the proyerbial hos.
pitslity OF an old soldier.
The proceedings of the Board were gencr-
ally OF a routine character. An exhaustive
report OF the Home Committee was read,
and the several recommendations which il
contained were adopted, sucn a. the plans
for the construction of TIE walks and drives
and Deriecting OF the water works.
Tee reports Of the Finance and Auditing
Committee showed a good condition Of
things, financially aud were adopted.
Judge Michael Brown. OF Big Rapids.
was reelected Clerk Of the B0srd, and Col
Aaron 7. Bliss Treasurer for the ensuing
year.
ON examination OF the Home, it was
found IN good condition.
DR. Stevens report showed an improve
ment in the health and death rate. ia com
parison with last year report. A large per
cent OF the deaths which have occurred
were those WHO have been received curing
the psst Jear, Only th1es Of the inmates
who were fhefe year sz0 have died since
the LAST annual report. vhich the B0srd of
Managers consiGer very fsyoss5le sho ~
trr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

The National League gxnes Of bass bail
commenced yesterday With Detroit Al Pitts
aura. Sew York a. Washington. Boston st
Philadelphia and CHICAGO al Indianapolis.
TIE results az sko~n oy special reports 70
tbs TxazoaAa- HEaAID indicate ingioFious
defeats i0r Washington. Detroit Pbiisdel-
and Indianapolis. Washington getting q
ssraigns string Of goose eygs. and Detroit
evidently tIsd out
The SUMMARY of the games played yes
tsrday are as t9liosE
Pag.asiph'a- SsssssS o,
Fa.s Hi,s-fsir.-s. 5. Bean satsrs. 2.
hlIJlE-tae1
f.asriss . Philadelphia. Gleason. Clements
Host1a. tIarAOu. AeAJ
The Bean Eaters got there oy heavy
hating e. tos Gloss.
Indianapolis -.-.-.2 ioso9 II
(ntCt11 = 3 u IL
Bass Hits inslaeapoas. l-. Coiczgo Il
hrTorf-i laill3f1t.s ., Jh.c-so. =
E.lleri,ss icfnasapoi.i Boy e. Meyers: Chi
cezo. si4l2.lon parins
This must also have been an exciting
game. tae decisive ninth inning being ne
cesssly % snOw hat the Hccslsrs eoultn' I
get thaf
~. II ors 80 20 . ! --s
asss ass Wssa.asloa. 3 Ss~ York, D.
Efr1rf-a asllll - een s.. New York q
l4I1eres- IS asliist1u. " Day. Dcsseys New
Tors tiieoulQ, Nlrpag.
The Senator'S stsrt out wiih clean, round
- but never forset that they viii have a
clear record If n0t ful one.
g-ltsourF F-...t . e. 0 s.
Istgoit ..-.-9 o..
Esse Hlrs-- rlEisbJrg. 5. Detroit, 2.
fuors iltfsburg. q Detroit.
balieries-- f1tlsouIs Morris. Carroll. Detroit
Gefzci1. ,ute1fc.
ft viii bs-ssen that this game was closely
contested one and must have bean exciting
The clubs renained tied for six innings
acd bow sae Deiroi,s managed 10 give IN.
froo Ciiy three runs Ia ths insl innings
h. .ome1niuy beyond the cOmoreuensl0n o.
the average base osiiiss m Michigan
everything goes. however. Ia Michigan
sxcepf the COOK stove aud the hired girl
F.ven 20 our crscS base bali ciGo. Il : th'
opinion of many that Il Detroit wanted q
win another psnnznt she would hags
i0insd the tri-Stste league, and even then
wsll i d,31ft know
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

penBzat 14s VANISHED. ana EnsI rrnlc@ss
~ aos 9ges ses = Plsae tals year sport
~ L.fs
TIE csnriaz4a E.4ziyrv has escoae even
more r4Dilly lassnse-y p4rli.4a Ter Sss
A.4e1icaE Assos zAiol Lz2l st 49, IL - for
Lss taicr Assoe.snga " a4r = ist y crew
Is wesia have - 4t stollla the Cincinnati
cllo ever eater tas l14s9e.
Hoy, Wzsaiastoa's deef Esute Eei4er.
naae elxhs hlts % tAsve games ~ Asw Oe-
Leans. Beng aaaois e ca tae ampsre. as
s.anos - - tae p4zle s1s sLtesds . b4si-
zess. The - hims siu Ds r<ns4ckee for
players se1t season 'h'styoti Fre FresS
voa der Are j. trinnisg A he West
era As<eeisfasa meeting ne - reported as
saying tezE as favored Bunais 4s tas eighth
Asss<zs<ioa city, asa fhzE ~ would have
yot@d AGAINST Kansas City's admission hzd
hk beer present a. ia Cincinnati meeting
Fsasv,ag Is ma est rarea population ~
frint-ts League cIlles. Columbus iesGs
the rst with 5000, Toledo 1890; Wheel
inx. t8oo0. Kalamazoo, oo.00o. Z4nesvllle,
<3.ooe. Captoo, i-5pu, S@edusazy, - 80;
Jac1sea. @o.eo0, Mansfield. isseso. ILlaa,
l5.oOo.
The 81 Paul club has given out he cod
traet for = new grand stand. TIE new
stand VIII extend a.ong two sides Of the
gvoands. being 80 feet IN isagth 0y IS in
width and - feet hizh There are u 6e
eleven rows u seats u Accommodate 30
speclators-
~ G. Tuttie. of Denver, Col, has issued
a Isttle book. entitled the Champion Base
Ball Record, - which IS . system fer keeping
a correct record Of toe National League race
b. sign letter The book IS a novelty and
viii assist materially ia keeping = correct
record Of League games.
President Ninick. Of the Pittsburgh club.
has deereed that Dunlap and Manager Phil
lips shall each Atsead to his legitimate bosi-
ness and not Interfere with the other. Dun
lap is 70 have cn4rge u the men the mo-
ment game ia called and remain IN charge
until the 1nish. on the held Philips win
rule.
Under the new Southern League rules,
visiting clubs viii have the option this sea-
son OF playing FOR "a por cent. OF the gate
receipts or guarantee OF 500 The re-
gulations ara that complimentary tickets
can De issued onkf 70 the president and four
directors Of the home club, aud 10 two re-
representatives. OF each OF the daily paper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
suprem. Conrt Oplnion,.

LANSING, April 2O.-rhe following opin-
ions were handed down in the Supreme
Court today:
Atiirmed-Hall vs. Gaebough Smith VS.
School District of Pleasant Plains; Burke
VS.. Smith: Turnbull VS.. Richardson; Stealor
VS.. Richardson. Kelley W. Richardson,
Jackson, Lansing y Saginaw Railway vs.
Dawson; HolcOmh VS.. Noble; Harris VS..
Harris Buhl vs.. Smith; Wilcox vs. Smith:
Sterling VS.. Jackson; Woodbury. VS.. City of
Owosso, Foster VS.. Flishaus.
Resersed-Aieider vs.. Grand Rapids. Lam
sing & Detroit Railway: Smith VS.. Simon;
Miller vs.. Olney.
In Gillett vs.. Mclaughlin, decree modi-
fled and affirmed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
DIAMOND DUST.

roth iearas and ASSOCIATION clubs ars
beng defeated hy teams toat were the least
expected % Do 50.
Center FIe der Naurcr q Fort Worth, is
saa 10 5e tts best sasc-ruuner aad slider in
the Texas League.
Carf1.a Hsufaa. ~ ne Detroits, prefers
right aaaded 20 lerthaadcd pitchers. lie
ta.rks thev last longer
When Dave Orr gets tired 81 baseball ho
haa ess trades 20 <o to. re IS a butcaer
aad "a 1rownstone cutter
Oatfe'dsr whitley is 20 be released BY
the Des Maiaes CLUB because there IS no
place fsr him on tac team.
Darymple and Carroll are such good
iaiEe. ~ hat. that thcY sre entrusted with
selections ior tbc whole team.
ne Columbus club has signed pitcher
r tadiace formerly Of Pittsburgh. and
rItctsr Zeal. .ate of louisville.
Toe Boston ciu5 has slrred a new catcher
naf~et Na.hen ci 81 s@ uroa the recom-
usea1atou oi Manager Morrill,
-Four arf of Ten rri State League Gibbs "a
vor SarasF games. aealeiv sq.uU bus. To-
iafo. Lancsrae 8na Sauiaskr
Char.rs r Williams has beer suspended
b. fne Chs-lcstos giuo fer Jumping bis con-
Br C.eiss. tse Nsr Orleans seccnd base
raan. .s . very siei5 1tau. s1d VIII not play
NaI again for a long t.rae ~ Gene.
Secretary Rrtiv. Of Bridgeport. is ths
snlt sa.srifi olf al % TIE Connecticut state
tcsrle. The iesxue salary huit is So per
nl,fth
Tarfc 's lu.ts rivalry betvv7'cu Terry and
Car1lhors. ard each wil strive ~ Guide tho
t -
of Ino.r cilo.
The aue.ar and scita< process is rsvad-
irr the nnw leagues Manchester ps.d
Cnt1a E,o far tne release of tair'i ease-
aaan rsTeass.
A rfehrr asuei john G. asaiy has
sir.e4 refh 0lraaa re shoaId not oe con-
fourisd ~ifh the in5lauapa-s twirler 81
tne sline 1aue.
a sraek'vn exchange remarks, Paul
fsdfe~i is snown - a Jonah. ouf fresi-
aeHt FFrns SAYS be wili be witH t1s Winning
nne ts,s erar
FIEar3 Fsraa- ~ Defrsit hss si-uc3 -
pas seceaf aa-. fgr sae Jarlzsoa cine. That
club has ssse sI-aed Fittsaargh pitcher
nanri eran
ttaries tlssen. 7ftsrs cry. whose hail has
herr sfcrtef hv Ere Connect nt TfaEue,
ert tast erg anizaficn wit1 cl.sai-
rsnsnIp lcaaant
Rev nr TsIosEe Witnessed ths ran-s
H..ttsen Che H-erETn and Williams Gel
feT arss an Monday. this ae.az tse first e
has srrr attended
ne sl Laus "a ~ rt-ro~-a- very prcrer.
n srfs Ven der ases cisns ttst she
snr.rs seres wfth Teacft was foF the
weed urlers elp
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
n.nrr anlis x.rr Ssrres..

QrEESs10uE April eo.--Tss steamship
hrurs arrived froa Ssr York today.
Among her passengers wss Henry r. Gil
liz Vho confirmed the stsfsuens csbls8
bsss concerning the eonditioa Il fhe Amer
ican tLzchanEe since mis- departure
fr3m hsw York Mr. GiHE hiss
hesa N an exfre~eir nervous
stare ard 81 in sn eriscafed consition
t. the manage o. tie 48seasfown branch
Ct TIE kxchenge Gig 30 sid thai tbs
svnaiasfs 81 h1er-esns - vfssn the Fr-
change bs1 been tarua5 over waafs rsor-
gAn4zs is k0e assume Sc as5lstses thoueh p
fasT bs8 not ysi decided ~h.a they wo1ls
~ -
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21
VIII this state bs the Bloody Battle
Ground for Vice Presidential Can
didatsss

Ground for Vice Presidential Can
didatss:
II suppose you have been up TO see
General Alger," said a prominent Demo-
crat 70 prominent Republican in the
office OF The Morton last evening
YES; I have been up to see the next
President Of the United S,ases," was the
reply.
~tf course you mean the next nominee
of the Republicans. but YOU are OF even on
thst B'aine wIil os the nominee of his
party, snd think Algsr will De The nomi-
nee f0r Wee President In that event we
shall Rave both the Vice Presidential can
Cidsies from Michigan"
Then your party will really nominate
Dickinson n the nope 70 carry the State for
Cievsisndf'
NO. sir. It VIII not be Dickinson"
Who, then
Ben Morse. He IS the man for rs to
nominate. He carried Michigan by 90, 600
ones a. a Democrat Tank Of IS Ard be
kss a. srmless sleeve 70 swing around
which vour Republican General has not.
Y~s. sir. Judge Morse Is not unlikely 20 be
oa the Gcxst with Cleveland. and re vii
make the lveiiest csnpsign that Michigan
ever heard OF. said she FroDiBent Demo
erst a. he ssu1tered for the bar 30 eet
glass of water.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-21

Nessivsies powerful play. "Fofg~t- Ne
Nos.7 was sflenaidly si2eed al Powers
Grand Opera House lasl Night Ths man
sssmsBt 81 tie theatre deserves special
praise Tor the really SUPERB setting which
ths house u koas sss given Miss Van
Cortland seems 50 have thoroughly gFaspsd
az the possibilities OF the strong role Of
ssephsnie, and her acting wss marked
WITH IA artistic inislligenoe which shs has
given 10 bGt lev OF the characters ia her
repertoire she reused her snaieaes 10 .
h.slsrlnr dsSses Of enthusiasm in the soere
with hel C0fslckn husband. Her costumes
we're rich ADD striking. Ada fsRiieid
played Alice kerney most &cceptabis sna
hrs- l. rcd. hoalson Mas very Eooe - Nrs
Foley. Cssrenos d Holi Lad y part
worthy OF his powers IN sir Horace and he
did not fsl short AR. i5u'ler ~ss suT-
prisiDgiy good as the Corsicau. snd Nr.
Chamberlain. ~ the Primes ieft nothing 10
be desired.
This afternoon Mss Van Cortland and
the TragefnieI company Viii appear al .
matinee IA the lively comeds, Caught IA
ere Me0" Tonight the star and company
sill close the nssi week 0l their extended
engagement 81 PoHeTs' Niih A Dangerous
Women' -saiS % be . particularly strong
aud interesting play
fioy Crowe.i, petite. pretty and cbipper
as u cricket. repeated 1syiofs play. IN
ietaatiOn. az kedmonds last evening 10 q
delighted audience. II this young actress
would cultivate hii more repose. and not
expend 80 much energy in her reading =
nnimporiAnt lines. she would be better sbls
to reach her climsxes She is a charming
ineenue. and has made host Of friends
and admirers during tht week.
The audience last evening al Smiths
Opera House were well pleased 81 the
vaudeville entertainment given by the
coteTie of speciality magnets. This After
noon "a O'Clock the usual matinee Will be
given. aud will be appreciated by all pat
r0ns OF the house. TIE eBure programme e
throughout is good one, each and every
act receiving nnoounded applause.
Joseph. the Count de Levy. will arrive al
The Morton tonight and spend day or
two in the city. ia the interest OF Booth &
Barrett.
Ida Van Cortland aud the Tavernier
Dramatic Company continue ~ Powers al
next week, pisyiBg 81 cheap prices.
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