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Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

All the Mackinac hotels are running
full blast.
Mu-k.gon wants some women on the
school hoard.
Antrim county expects the largest
hay crop ever harvested there.
kalamazoo's celebration passed of
with iizz, bang, boom and hoop-la
Nearly one hundred books have been
added TO the Wayland township Ii.
brary.
Cheboygan is provided with thirteen
bowcries where dancing may be IN
dulgcd in.
Disease Is spread by kissing, says a
medical authority. aud an exchange re-
marks, let 'er spread"
Assistant Superintendent Burr suc-
cecds Dr. iiurd as superintendent o.
the Pontiac inslnc asylum.
4 small colt kicked Jackson email
boy IN the lace the other day. smash
ing his nose and gougug ont ms eye.
Five Jackson boys we're more or less
injured on the Fourth. Dvnam e..
fiFe-cracl-cTs, powder boxes and to-
pistols.
Romeo ard juliet. two beautiful
little steamers, are making daily trpS
between Odcn. oT Crooked Lake, ard
Aac&inac Island.
The total number of pupils enrolled
n the Musscgm schools last year vas
o,Ha3, o. waeh namier twenty-f0nr
were nonresident
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

TrHtcA. y. y, July Mrs. Adams,
the wife Of President Charles Kendall
Adams, Of Cornell University. died last
nightof liberation Of the bowels. Her
hesy viii be taken 70 Ann Arbor, Mich.
for lutermeat-
Although Mrs Adams had resided
here but few years. she had
BECOME highly esteemed for her
noble qualities As a woman. She
WAS deeply Interested fn ALI uerk
f7r She afaeiefston ~ suffering auti
the ban sbment IS mtenlpe The
funeral party VII. lea7et4r Ann Arf8r.
M1Ch.. at s5 tns evening. III the Same
tfsa thar brings Cornelfs victorious
crew home.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

LAysING, Mich, july 6.--Gov. Luce IS
gradually getting his signature to the
bills left HIM during the last few days
of the session, Tins Is his last day. and
those which he fails to reach VIII 90
by default and die. He has signed the
geueralelectIOn bill. Rep. Murtagh' sbli.
providing for the fafety of wonian and
children IN factories, has also met tx
ecutive approval Grand Traverse
county wlh get new State road. and
tn act for tho protecuon of
fish ia the following counties
has been repealed Mecosts, New-
aygo. osceola. Wexford, Manistee,
Grand Traverse. Leela1au, Antrim.
Emmet. Cheboywan, Mackinaw and
Chsrlevoix. Michigan can now have
i've stock insurance companies. The
soldiers Home buys more real estate
81 the extent Of st.0G0and Sarah Willis
Bryan. whose husband was killed by the
State Public school bull at C0ldwatCr,
vii be relieved.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

Essr sselSkw. Mea- July s-In the
s'vth innnE TODAY. when the game
stoad ! to a q fayor lansing. Nun,-
tv's uren got ap a t.- over the DE-
ciS0n ~ the umFge. ufo declared
Johns. 81 ~arulN. safe at 6r-t. Hr
tattad a bail 80 second. who threw
ssort e. first, making tf necessary for
lansing~ first lasgnlsn 4,
6st h.s foot ~ inches from 49,
Johns be brought IN PoEkav from
tnri 8ud tet tire score. and WhIe.tbe
rev was en- Johns ran home. e1t5na
Saginaw fr8 seerrS Mumhv teez ass
nse1 fron fhe Vround and piavef the
baby at waeu ha vas cIearlv n the
rreug Ile game was gwen - Sac.
nav. - g. The tvoeiubs pay a eaese
CsaIe tomorrow
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

he R"~t"n SlegSer ader lock and Key
90 N~ep rf Ia sober.

hr R"~t"n Siegger ader Lock and Key
90 Nesp H Ia sober.
NEw oHaEtys. July 6.-While
kilraiu has theruu the town tonight.
the Boston tov 5 closely confined in
ms room. The door OF this room Il
locked on the ovtside and Muidoon has
toe key IN ms hreeches pocket. The
latter orders sullivan not To be- At home
o. even bis most intimate friends. The
champion = growing tired Of the close
restraint "a which he has been sub
lsctsd since he wss placed in NuIdoons ;
nans's and this morning ne manifested
su inclination t0 make the rounds 0f
the town with negro ean-cau
ton -nt ~ a finale. Tacreupon Mul-
doon turned the key on tbe door and
tsom tne outside proceeded o. read the
riot sct The present. Muldoon said.
was no tinc for foolwg tie had HIM
scit pet n tUO much work srt too
much money tO take any risks at this
late stage. and be proposed tn be mas
ter uUta The beginning of the mill
Aonf.ay morning.
There one thing 7 want you TO
understand. ne remarked % Sullivan.
''you are ln for a three-hour mill. two
hours ef nonkeying and an hour of
solid work.
.'ihree hours be d-d." S" vas SuIli-
van g nefnse rrfpsrse, sIu whip aim
~ twenty minutes
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
BIG ORE BUSINESS.
The Quantity shipped Prem Lake su-
PeFlnr ia ,Fesedrntrd.

MAeQuErrE, Mich, July 6.-The ship
niculs of lron ore from the Lake Supe-
ror mines, for the past week, have
ssafcn All previous records Tor single
week, footing up at -. .595 gross tons.
Oi this quantity Escanaba shipped III,
30 tons, the largest amount ever sent
from that port IN week. The ship
ment from the other ports We're as fol-
lows: Marquette, 5s,4ll tons; st.
ignace, 1910; Ashland, 53, ,796; Two
Harlors, 4l,49i tons. The total ship
mentS Tor the season Aggregated 2,S50,-
30 tons. q gam over the corresponding
date last year of ,l56..;74 tons.
The volume of shipments Is unpre-
celeuiiy barge, and Is increasing instead
OF falling of from week to week, last
week showing Il gam OF -, l35 tons over
tne same week IN lSSS. It was pre-
dicted some time ago that there would
i'e a slirinkage IN shipments about the
latter part of June, but this prophecy
has not been verified. III the present
rate 81 output IS maintained for the
season, the mines Will easily put Is .0O0.-
600 tons on the market this season.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

CHicAeo, Juiy 5.-Ile man who was
locked up ~ the aInory Thursday
night as . erou-n suT'ert was released
ths afternoon. lie name is Frank
Kimberley and he II carpenter ~
trade. Nusnro1 was first directed sg
h.m iv his h8arng in 8 salooo of his
knoTitdgf of tie case aDd hf oonoral
Hfpcaraiffe gna8y wserntlng ihaf n
lG0nfy. Ti1o - e1.ppaees - have dr.S...,
Or GRIMM 80 tif Car som cottage. 10
was Tut 1iuonco sharp efoss-f~srsfi-,- :
ai5ou to-day winch rsuiteJ I'm sl8ov5ts
fbai llf knew nothing If the f,urgal'
He wa also iaken b. i0fe Mrs rf,rkiia.
rauk oaH au SID otaefF vhn failed y,
identity tim. sad be was thon released.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
A CARELESS DRIVER.
Car Driver Catches willard Barnha,t,s
Carriage aud Causes Runaway.

Carriage aud Causes a Runaway.
At o'clock last night as the carriage
OF Willard Barnhart was turning the
corner from Monroe-st. 10 lonia-st. a
Bridge and Ionia-street horse-car ran
into 1t from behind and jammed the
carriage against a telephone pole at the
corner. The horses became frightened
and springing forward snapped the
whliiietrees, freeing them from the
carriage which WAS pinned fast be-
tween the car and the pole. The
driver was drawn headlong over the
dashboard, and was quite seriously
hurt. The team ran south on lonia-st.
to McConnell-st., where they were
stopped.
Mrs. Barnhart was in the carriage at
tine time. but received no injury, except
beng thoroughly frightened. Ii is
sald 10y those who SAW the accident
that IT was gross carelcssness on the part
OF the car driver, as he approaching
the carriage from the rear and the
coachman did not see him. The space
between the car track and the pole is
not more than five feet, SO that a
carriage can easily be caught between
a passing ear and the pole. The car
rage Was somewhat damaged.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

The RavaSes of the Midge Not So Bad
"a Wa Feared.

LANSING, July G.-The weekly crop
bulletin gives the average temperature
for the past week at 7l.3 degrees, or =
above normal. The total rainfall was
0.69 inches, or 0.l0 below the average.
and badly distributed The sunshine
has been above the average. The con
dItions have been very favorable to
groNinScrops, especially corn. Wheat
Is improving rapidly, bat uncvenlv, and
the harvest VIII be general next week
The rayagcs OF tine aphis insect have
not been Is serious as anticipated and
wheat Is now nearly clear OF insects,
but rye. oats and grass are being raw
ished by IL. Hayng Is we'll along,
the clover crop good and nearly Sc
cured and corn about two weeks be-
hind.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
GONE WITH STOLEN CASH.
n Houghton Young Man Takes Some
where Between $500 and SJO,0OO.

MILWAUKEE, July ct was reported
to the police here last evening that
Louis oherrier. cashier of 4 bank at
iioushtou, had disappeared with u
large amount in his possession. 1t is
not known definitely, but it is surmised
that CherrIer has in his possession the
money which Was 10 be used i'm paving
of tie employees of the Calumet q
Heca aud other great mines. IT this
u correct he has with him something
over 500 900 in cash.
CALCsET, Mich. July 6.-Louis
Cherrier, aged 10, who was employed
as an express clerk. skipped out yester-
day noon. The company say he took
only 500.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
(oinin. 10 Detroif.

DErEoIr, July 6.-Scnator Cullom
has tclcgraphed Senator Mcmillan the
Interstate Commerce Committee Of
the senate VIII bc IN Detroit Thursday
next. to take testimony n regard To
the relations of Canadian railways TO
United states traffic. The committee
consists 1T Senators Cullom, Piatt,
Blar, Wilson, lliscock, Harris, Cor
man, Reagan and Barbour.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
The President Returns.

NEW NoEs, July 6.-The steamship
Despatch, which left Newport last
night with President Harrison and
party on board, arrived in North river
1T 30 Z. IN. today. The President,
who looked remarkably well, expressed
himself - being greatly pleased with
the trip. At $40 =. n. the President,
accompanied by Lieutenant Mason,
Secretary Tracy and Mr. Bowen, left
for Washington. Tine other members
OF the party returned tins morning.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

CHICAGO, July 6.-George Duane,
aged -, and three companions were
surprised by Private Watchman
Alien while dividing some cigars
stolen from .Silwaukee-ave. saloon
IN this city this morning. The boys
started To run away and Allen shot
young Duane dead. Allen was Jailed
TO await the result of the coroner's IN
quest
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

KALAMAZOO, Mich, July 6.-The ex-
animation of lardmaster Bush and
Engineer Wheiihsn on the charge of
matislaughter IN having been respon-
siole for the collision between an engine
and street car. June 5, by which sew
cral deaths were caused, is now IL
progress here. \ large number OF wit
ness IS have been examined on behalf
of the people, and stubborn fight,
lasting wceI. or more IS expected.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
ANI0kNENFN

Tomorrow evening Actang Manager
+ saitef MI take tenetas az T. stmon9 :
/ dtcatef- The program Is q feFy al
/ trActire one, Well calculated - Il0ase
/ al tastes aud fane.es. 1Ae prone pal
( features embrace well ana wassK-
known prQfeSsi iona.s, particularly fhe
I Donaldson brptheTs aiia tilt IitA ass0d
Z fssnlly, al residents ot lh.s riy. They
have lust returned frun s3ess-s<fgls
/ tours. The other fealNfe.. NhrA aere
mentioned 81 ieugih n lhie. 90 Nans
/ saturday, VII tse Naued 9fia gAitaX$in-
mg- OF couTse much Interest Mi be
taken ia the amateurs and the prsse
contest. Mr.. SaiteF has iven puNcu-
larry hsppy ln the conduct ~ Ins
theatCT, aad ala Mao haNs laaaa i0s
acquaintance Mi Wish lansa .-fuusar. %
That las SLY ices have iesH apalts siatl 1
bN lass employers IL Ceflai0.Y eA atueed
ln tile interest Msnager ,faI aasaI IS
taking ln the Allan. lhu-e S iio haze
purchased tickets ahuut lhe efy san
exchange them tDr reserae .eup0als az
the hoA oihce sai9 ta4e tomorrow
Frank NJ. lawson Viii have charge of
the orchestra al the Sailef lwuett to-
morrow evening. Tie ot.irstra MI
be increased 10 twelve inen.
The young gentlemen having charge
81 tie owashLluoug nights, al thc club
hOu,c, could not proAlde a more pleas
AMI entertainment than the Cofccri bg
Anrlhurg' band. ghon u8loI ihe aus
plccs of the club Friday NIGHT The
same number uf mVn Iron 1almotc's
hand would not play anH iscttsr inan
this band of NufNhurg x Hfon~m's.
Grand kspids people are glad 10 have
such hand So near. ald Which cau le
heard every day at oar pofnlar san-
mer resort, Eorj's Lake. OF tbe mus
zeal program played FRIDAY Wehi. par
tlcnlar mention must he made ol the
c0nct duet. 'Pote and PRANK " COM
posed by Mr.. Frank Nuflhurg. and
with thc assistance Of Nr. Pete JERSEY.
most cxceliently PLAYED. 1he comu9-
sltlon proves Mr. Wurzburg to hea good
musician as well as "a very capable d.
rector. lt Is 10 detraction from use
composition 10 say that lhe seung
of the duet was even prettier than iHe
solo parts. The overture Tampa and
W.llmer's 'ssunlmer Day ~ Norway
were also wei! played. and Judging
from the applause gwen, much aprre-
ciated. With such musicians as Jer.ey.
wilkins, the Bronson Bros. DAVIS.
Nicrcrki, IL Is not strange that Director
Wurzburg has a band OF which any
city nllght be proud.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
W ea.. lY Eamt, NtnteIn ent.

New NoRR, July 6.-rhe weekly
bank statement shows the following
changes: Reserve, decrease, $2,75i,-
20O; loans. increase, 5,ni6, 700; specie,
Increase sSi1 oe0; legal tender decrease,
81 ,9d9. ldo; deposits, increase, s5,790,-
500: circulation, increase, S6l0o. The
baiks nov hold i5,0lS, ,12j IN excess of
tine - per cent. rule.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
\ Minister Under Arrest

EATTLE CREEK, Mich, July G.-James
Miller, aged +, WAS arrested here last
night on chtrge made in connection
WITH Flora Bran,mayer, aged 3 years.
Miller has figured rs a Methodist ex-
horter to some extent here. where he
has aiway resided lie was taken 10
jail In default 0i bail.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

The oTasatanong Club has received
ie'ter from salt Lake CITY saving
that ttc Territorial Governor. Arthur
J. lhonis7, wlll attend tho y. W.
T. B. rfT1tfa. Is IS expected also that
a senar crew fEom tie CITY of fhe
SAINTS w.is also he pfesentand take part
a tle r1es
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
hinnY nrrXir.irs Killed

CAIRO, July 6.-Thc encounters that
have occurred near Arquin be
tween the Egyptian troops
under Colonel Wodehouse and
the deryishcs have proved very
disastrous to the latter. Thus far nine
hundred Of the dcrviShes have been
killed and seven hundred others have
been taken prisoners or have deserted
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

CRY or MEVTeo. Ja'y e-Tae Mex
can press IS making fierce attacks apon
the =enen1c ~ settle colofee e,n ~ar75s
fram fHe Unted STATES ir Neza8. ami
ASKS fae tfovfrn nient - ~ rslfr.rt s,s
an1 not 6. eauntelance q
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

'N-ft-''t TO '-- N-'asfs rtfe-7
Mv-HE'oN. Ilch., July 6.-The sum
mer mc tng IF tho Muskcgon Driving
Park assoc atom VIII ho held here july
T.. j. and lS. Cao thousand two hun
drct ani Hlty dcIiars in przes have
been o- ereI. IHc meeting promises 70
~ inc D-.i ever he'd hlre.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
The visitors could not score after the
fourth inning.

Tomorrow the clubs play another
postponed game ut Algcr Park.
The coaching nuisance was some
what abated yesterday, but there is
room for further improvement.
Meakim aud Faatz will be the bat
terry for Grand Rapids today. and
Smith and Newman for kalamazoo.
Monday and Tuesday Grand Rapids
Will play the Flint club in this ciiv.
Monday Hardy Thompson will bc
gwen a trial in the box, and if he
proves effective he may be signed by
the Grand Rapids.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

Two-base hifs-O'Coanor. Smith and Boh
Bases on bI.ls-By Bohn, !; By schmidt. l.
SfraeS 0ut-By schmidt. n; by BOhn, l.
Double pity-Mc Mahon to Eagin.
Nilt pIcil--rimidt. =.
Passed ballS-WaIker, }; Purvis, |.
Time Df garc-2.lj.
mpirc-HOwaTd.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07
rHE GOVERNORS SPEECH.
IL Was Excellent. But rsi- Hearers Didnt
Understand Word.

a correspondent of the Tines of India
tells the following story, which VIII doubt
less ut IN with the "reminiscences of great
many Americans % their experience with
French walters, cabncn and such. Il
heard capital story the other evening.
winch shows how sometimes tho most
high Flown asd choicest Bladustani, culleo.
as II were, from The rarest Gower-bcds of
the Bag O Babar.' is thrown away and
wasted on the scldiery Of the more south
ern presidonclcs. When the late Sir
Charles Trevelyan. who will alv~sys prob
ably be remembered bcssUso he married
aacaslay's sister, and not because he was
an Indian big wig, was Governor q Madras,
be had 10 give away some order of merit or
other reward forSistinguished service % 8
native ofjcer Of saypsrs. The ocossiou was
great one, and the ssppers mustered
strong 70 see one Of their number dec0rst-
ca Sir Charles. accom- panied br a large
and brilliant refiuue. 81 ID fUl dress, RODE
up 70 tie ground. and then, in the purcst
sno best Tfdp that be tad learned 10 the
Bengal Presidency, cou graduated TIE
native offcsr about 70 be decorated m the
distinguished honor the Government was
ooihg HIN. dvfit on tie valor and icvsity
ways displayed ~ the Madras sepferH
ana miners and recosntsd the particular
services bow about 70 be recoguizsd TIE
aScfess VAS given without pause -
coecs IN Ia tiess IfinlusianL and When Is
vas faished Sir Cbaries termed 20 fhe
,oionel of Tie sap7ers and Sad. 'Do y08
hifk Toar men understood al ] saidT
rot sins As WORD. sir.' was tfss urexpeciad
fepy- Then please ect so84e eIlo r. srp.a.n
3 f.r.- - 3 - = 81 r.
IaaFs - TIE GorernoT. rs hereupsa tae
'fl9nsI cslf3 o8t q native cffcer. uho in
FtFy excenenf EnFilsh. eypa1ned ~ h's
q 'fHfssoes ff1 fafttflfv rfnasfss WITCH Eis
Ekeel ienry fAa Governor hsd beer p'ease5
tc HaEr
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

sHS-ssgss - v7-i.ss4.sts,sa.
GREENvlLiE. Mich, July 6. The
visitors won IN 4 very exciting game
here today 10y a score of - to T.. The
features of the game were running
catches 10y Ilawicy and Blair, and
a single band I'm" catch OF Drummond.
Batteries: Grcenvlllc. Macs end Ne
Carghy; Jackson, Stalngs and Shay.
sCOFE BY INNINGS:
Gree1vile ~..............I . I o 3 0-12
Jackson .........--....--..3 0 > 3 = l-l3
Earned runs -GFeenyille. ,: .Iacksnn =
lwo-basc blfS-iifummond. puin. McCar-
thy. Hawley. kafJ. =, shay. Kingsley. =
sacrifice hifS-siace. Fowler.
Hig by pitcher DUN. LAWN.
First on Mrlstcr. 7. Tray, ,; LAWN
Kingsley. Hagf. =, Staiiings. 3
stolen bass DrumalOad. l'awlcy, Shay. 2;
Dunn. J. Tray, =. LAWN. alingS.
struck OF BS Mace. = Slliin.s, :.
Passed haiis-~h1v. ,.
WIf ? trnes-Staliings, ,
Iiws-- hours.
Impire-N tlenthai
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

stanAins nft.e CIns..

Kansas CITY. n: Rr3okiyn. II.
Baltimore. s. la sviTl-.
Cincinnati. 5 , Athi.flcs.
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

hfHg4rgs paraerspa e. mates fhsf
ntft are st.5t railr1se e1lsFas ~ he
,ti'fs rf<sfas 81 tfs rncelff gur BAL S@.5 tas-
-. a. average - $50 each. j. is prpoaals
ei'~t ths 10ass seE of esapiagss Hoa reaches
nearer tg 90
Telegram-herald., 1889-07-07

Frank NJ. Lawson Viii have charge of
the orchestra at the Nal4er lauett to-
mofroN evening. Tie of.Dcstra MI
be Increased H. twelve iuen.
, 1889-04-04
Tho Grand Mutt.

He is nominated by the sultan, but
he can only choose one of the three
highest functionaries; these, again,
are nominated by the sultan, but
under q similar restriction; and SO
progressively downward, the sultan al
ways nominating, but only from the
eligible persons determined and pre-
sented by the hierarchical progression
Of the body itself. 1t finally rests upon
the students In the different colleges
who are raised the first two steps by
collegiate degrees. The grand multi,
the cazaskiers of Anatoly and Roum-
ely, the three cadis of the first cities,
and some other dignitaries from the
supreme council of Ulema, or learned
men. The ordinary functions have
reference to their own corporation,
but in all extraordinary or doubtful
occasions they r consulted by the
government; they are not invited to
join the divan, but the case is sub
united to them. Thus, for instance,
before the measures against Mehemet
All were adopted they were appealed
to, and it was on their felva itself, re-
hearsed in the frman, that he was:de-
clared an outlaw, or, according to
their expression, a "Firmanli.n The
case Is not presented to them in the
form OF documents to examine, but as
a solicitor prepares O case for submis-
sion to counsel. 1t is said: m. or N.
has done SO and SO. Is his act lawful
or unlawful; and if SO, what is
the penalty3" This Is the form in
which cases with foreign powers are
submitted The National Review.
, 1889-04-04
4 DING ACTOR.

Edwin Booth, the very foremost of
t~ragedians, was yesterday stricken with
paralysis, md this visitation probably
marks one of the closing scenes in a life
that has been gloriied by a series of dra
matte triumphs. Mr.. Booth is a nan
who was ~singularly fitted by nature and
education for the rendition of Shakes
perean plays. He came of a dramatic
family, was brought up under the watch
full eye of a talented father, and the spark
of dramatic genius which he possessed
was nursed and nurtured until it famed
forth with the brilliancy and purity of a
gem Of the first water.
Mr.. Booth was not an actor who laz.
zled his audience with intermittent bu ssts
of brilliancy. His playing was character
lied by superb finish. The simplest de-
tail of his art had been studied with the
enthusiasm. OF a devotee backed by the
keen acumen OF a cultured scholar. He
will go down into history as the ideal
Hamlet" His conception of that much
studied character. in whose antithetical
composition profound philosophy jostled
and Jared with a vaccillating tempera.
ment, is the most subtle and comprehen-
sive that ever received a presentation on
the American stage. The student who
imagined he had profoundly studied the
play felt the scales drop from his eyes as
the character was unfolded in all its
weakness and grandeur by Mr.. Booth.
His performance was not simply a finished
character study; it was a revelation. The
spectator was not whirled along by the
impetuosity of his eloquence or stunned
by a magnificent display of rhetorical pyr-
o~technics, but he was lifted out of him
self by a performance which stimulated
every intellectual function and opened TO
his eager vision a broader and more glo-
riOus expanse than he had ever before
conceived.
To sec Mr.. Booth perform was in itself
a finishing touch to a liberal education.
His voice was so melodious; his intonati1 IN
so beautifully rounded; his carriage so
graceful and his bearing so self poised,
and the peaks of passion IF we may so
express iD which were reached with such
arduous efforts by others were scaled by
him with such b~uoyant ~fluency that the
spectator was thrilled with a supreme
sense of pleasure and satisfaction.
The news that Mr.. Booth has been
stricken will be received with profound
sorrow all over the English speaking
world. He was not only a great actor but
a close and unremittinC student. As a
man his private life added glory to his
own public career and the profession of
which he was an cxemplar.
In the words of Hamlet" himself we
may regretfullY say of Booth that his was
A combination, and "A form, indeed,
Where every god did seem to set his seal
To give the world assurance Of IA man.