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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
GRIP AND PASSWORD.
Dsiass AnGsss tAs >sef~t >oSie1ies a.
sa1ss ae4 Abroad

Todzy i II. John : dsy, sna IL honor
Il tllelr patron SAINT ire local lodges If
FFeen.ssoas - .l celebrate the day with
a uacale at Reed' LAKE. The members
II tae E4sgers4 >sar, the ladies branch
II the order Wlll participate. AID wll
meet 4t tfe lodge room 81 ia O'Clock
with hlaea baskets GA Iner 2rms A
goo4 rale = assured Z the weather e
fzForaa-e.
All q. A. J. mea uno thnk ef
attend ~ lne tHenlS -tnId A&tsol.1l
encampment IT thv a. A. T.. re- 81
aagkee next August. - T. "a l,>s,
should a. soon a, tloy decide ~ 40.
Nrge the COMMITTEE on Hotels, A.
c0mmodAtons and Publle Comfort
telling NIAg KIND of a boarding place
tasy want, the prlce etc
Ine annual cOns eutlon of the Ina
peral COunta ol the Ancient Ar4o-e
OrdeF Of MOBILES OF tile Mystic Shrine
Was held ln Chicago TINS week. about
four hundred noLles were Ia attend
anee a. delegates from AL parts or the
United States and Csnada, represent
ing d membership OF o,0I-au knights
Iemplsr OF thirty second degree Ma
sons.
Grand Sire Underwood, I. O. O. r,
spent last tuesday 10 Chicago 10 attend
ance upon the meeting OF the Central
Traffic 4 ASSOCIATION, the purpose heng
70 obtain rates 10 Columbus during the
session OF the Sovereign Grand Lodge
there. General Underwood Is non
committal "a To the result, bat II Is be
lleved the trlp was satisfactory.
IN knight Templar circles the talk
now Is relative 10 the grand trennlal
conclave 10 be held n Washington Oc-
tober ,. Already $50 COMMANDERS
have secured quarters. and De Moiai
Commandery, Of this city, will send AZ
least 100 members.
The Canadian order Of Odd Fellows
has voted down a motion 10 provide FOR
the eligibility of cOlOred men for mem
bershlp IN the order.
Grand Rapids Lodge F. and A. NJ.
will meet next Thursday night instead
of Wednesday, owing 10 the circus.
Work on the second degree.
The ground and buildings purchased
by the odd Fellows Orphan Home, OF
Texas, are valued at $50, 900.
Valley City Lodge +. and A. NJ.
works tomorrow on the Fellowship
degree.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
Special Notice !
Do not fail to read the following letter:

GRAND RAPIDS MIcH Nov TO- 1855.
GEvrLrvEx-We understand that Mr.. II. VI. GOebel has
issued circular Offering - the dollar settlement
of his indebtedness We do not think that the trade
thoroughly understands the condition of his affairs.
In reference bill of equity mentioned said clrcu
lar we wish Osay that this has not been settled stated
hut comes M hearing the next term of the Circuit
Court We As petor of Mr. oebel feel perfectly salts
fed that able to pay 100 cents the dollar the mat
properly handled Our trade has been injured during
the entire fan season aud compromise Is made pro-
posed viii ali be sufferers he has large stock OF goods
on hand and viii be able 70 underse all the coming
son We would request the trade 20 thOrerOughy nves
gate this matter and viii also state that TIE undersigned
hereby agree not 70 purchase any goods whatever OF any
uarties making any such settlement.
We trust YOU viii give this matter your careful consider
alton -
Signed Nelson Bros Co. Harvey Heystek, A H
FovrIs Rradseld CO. @ NJ Durham Miller Middleton.
Copy OF Original letter.
The above letter represents condition exactly We
ara carving largest stock Of goods and able 70 under
sell our competitors.
Our old stand. - Canal and South Division street
q . T. q Ell .
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
SADNESS REIGN Ms.
The Faithful Dog Pilot" of the Psiies
Department, Dead.

Department. Dead.
The police department, from chief 10
jsnitor, was IN deep grief yesterday
over the Death of pilot" the faithful
dog that has been conspicuous pOr-
ton OF the patrol wagon service ever
since 1853. pilot" was born IN the
winter of that year IN the stable Of
Hank PulNer, the hVeryman. when i
was gwen 10 driver Jimmie Howell. lie
Was an English cOach dog and readily
took 10 the wagon and team, and
scarcely a run has been made since
when hc has not been ln. One OF hls
marked peculiarltles was 10 jump up on
the seat with the driver and then Dart
out the back of the wagon and run
ahead OF II. barking furlOusly, 80 a. 10
warn approaching teams AT crossings.
lie was general iaYOrlte, and es-
peclallywith the old s0rrel horse Pilot.
who has been ms bedfellow and
constant companion since he frst
Joined the department. The two were
as All octonate a father and son, and
IN all the years that the two have slept
together there has never been the
slightest disagreement, and often Il
was noticed that they were lying with
their faces together a. though ia loving
conversation. pilot" has been aillng
for a week or more, and died early
yesterday morning. lie was buried IN
the afternoon IN "A neat. plne box, on
the bank of the river. where the ripple
of the rapid stream VIII make hls re-
QUEEN music until the trumpet for hls
resurrection sounds.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

To the editor Of The Telegram Herald
VIII you kindly extend 20 me the
space in your paper to defend myself
against one r. B. Norris, my late mana
GER, by telling exactly our difficulty IN
the Jekyll and Hyde Company. / was
engaged 10 star for three months IN
Jekyli and Hyde, for . fixed salary and
al expenses have gone o. an expense
OF so tor wardrobe for thc part. The
play lacked drawing power. and Mr..
Norris concluded 10 change the bIl. !
objected 10 throwing aside my wardrobe
and secure more ioT "a new play unless
my salary was increased. Mr.. NoTus
declined. ] gave two weeks notice -
leave bim. and De accepted my ros gns-
ton. lie sfterWard stated he would
release inc after the Grand Rapids
engagement - / claimed t4c salArv
foI two weeks Oi notice az is customary
ID theatncals He refused that also,
refused 10 b. responsible for holcl bills,
/ then declined u play. but aiterward
did "a NJ. Darwood went responsible.
! could moi gel d deInttc answer from
SIR. NOrriea, 10 whether DC would carry
out the contract II two weeks notice.
] therefore demanded So OF security
for same before ! played for that Is tho
sum due me after dcducting the sum
hc advanced me before starting 0ut.
/ stated 10 NJ NorTis by letter that
was anxious - continue for two weeks.
Pot as he would give me no satisfaction
J refused at Saturday matinee 90 play.
turned for ms trunk, u bad been
taken from my dresslnc-r Mr..
GarwoOd. Mr.. SalteT, 8ll 81 the
affecffr- a. th.tter a. well as
Mr NoTs claims no knowledge
Of Us bong sp.rtc1 away ! have betn
less than year on the stage. ard my
bat Is The - mo SIZE 80 before. am a
respected citizen of Cleveland O.. and
an honored member ~ the ORDER ~ k.
of p. and defy anyone - brng any
q shoucst charge against me.
OR difficulty has simply been case
OF lustIcc without money against m
justice ignorance and worse WITH
MONEY. Gro A p. J0HEsoE
J. s. Since writing t0e above Mr
/ Norrs har sent word that my trunk
VII b. delivered to mc Monday.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
LOOK TO THE WHEAT.
Circular Issued to Farmers by some of
the Grain HuyrrS.

Gram buyers in various portions of
the state have issued the following
circular 10 farmers: eve notice that
considerable rye Is growing IN the wheat
fields this season. We consider that
your interest affects ours, and, there
fore. earnestly urge every one who has
70 In the growing wheat 10 cat ID out at
once. II allowed 20 upcn with the
wheat. II wlll have 10 be- harvested and
tnreshed with It. and cannot be
separated by the tanning mills OF the
hest machinery Of the Touring mills.
II spolS the grade of flour, and ln-
spcctors in al the general markets al
wavs grace wheat mixed w1th rye very
low. Il brings a low price In Oh the
markets. Cgt u out and thereby
MAINTAIN our high standard ~ wheat
and insure yourselves the highest
market for your crop
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
A SPORTSMEN'S CONTEST.
The West side Gun Ciub Arranging for
One TO BE Held Here in July.


One To BE Held Here in July.
The West Side Gun Club Is arranging
for an interstate shooting tourney to be
held here the latter part of July. 1t Is
expected that it Will extend over three
days and that prizes will be offered
which Will attract some of the best
snots in the country. 1t Is undeter-
mined whether II Will hc held at the
lake or at the fair grounds. The tar
gets used will be what is known as
''blue rocks" a sort of clay pigeon
thrown from the ordinary trap. A
double trap Will be used, as well as the
Indicator 10 determine where the bird
viii rise. AS the marksman cannot tell
in what direction his target viii appear,
it takes better shot than when the
pigeons are thrown right, left and
center in order, according to the Old
way.
As soon as the committee have set
tied upon the exact date and the
probable number OF contestants, the
schedule of classes and prizes will be
announced.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24

The ottawa Beach time table 0f the
G. Nv N - wav and steamer Queen
~ TIE Lakes has been issued. Psssen-
gers leaving union depot - so arrive
at Oitawa Beach At 1915 n. Psssen-
gers leaving - 35 2. ~. arrive at 715
r m. At b. %. . train leaves HOl-
land docs for Harrington landing, IN
me o. take the boat winch reaches the
Heaeh 81 a. ?. "a. Eeturning psssen-
gers ieavug the Beach ~ s.29 =. n sr-
rye - nnl0n depot 81 1915 =. Fn., iesv-
lng the Beach 81 1870 q. IT.. arrive II
Holland dock At u l0 2. m, leaving
t1t BesCa ~ 2. Tn- arrive e. the depot
81 80 8. r.. leaving Beach 81 Sz5 ,.
fa 8Tr Ve 81 tae depot - 1920 ,. "a.
On sunday passengers go - specie
trs ~. iesr lg fHs 0ir - q. m. and
arr 70 sf oflaWa Eesfa 81 1880. return
lrg. iesve 0tts "a Beach af - = m.
snj arrive 81 Unon depot ~ s51- Bag
gage IS checked through both ways
Every afternoon 81 2 cclock the
Queen lsavas ot8ws Beach for 81 sz
carscn 01 Lake y ehigzn lasting a.
hour ard hs.f
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
4 NEEDED RAEonN.
-. ..lioAs4ss - ssroes Assses, a ga.-..s-
sls 5euabte.

- ss.lioAs4sa ~ strees Nesees- taa-s.s-
fns 5euatle
There seems - D. aa excellent 3 rZs
III falm - tas eoanel iata. ue-
raeac.atUle 81 Aasise.s stranger
t. tl4s ety ana PA faol sAe ol3ess ss,.-
asat la lswn ssn i'a pUt b ggass ASA
of i1ouae aaa snYeatenee le bes-
ssmo'v loa taaf taa JaAa Joa,
i. shes Il nns s.s 20 No ID ceniog Is.
fof tle sre three speei,
b.. tl.at u4lae. aaa 4il a different l.2lls
of tae CIV. one extends from Logan
10 Buckeye 81. oAe from Sweet 80
Ftth. and o4e tom El4Aslg-
ave. u Hal-st III y0a want
a. had M3n o0 baloWln->t.
Nou nuet FIRST ascertain CA which side
81 ghe rlNcr he lives, ior there art no
streets ot that nagne. one on each side.
There aIe two Bugkeye two DIV
s.un-sts an Ear Eagle and Erlo-sf-,
Wh.cn read differently bug are pIO-
Huuneed alike Two fFauk-sts.. Two
Grand d-aves.- tWo hariau-sts. two Har-
rls0n -sts, and HARRISON aye: Two
Jones-sts two POwers-sts., two Union
Ntr.r anu Two n AittL4a " IA a C. Ia 4.lAAr
Ion tO this there ATE MANY avenues
with the same name az streets, a.
Beech, Lake. North. Pleasant. etc.
Most OF ihe - .nts have streets named
after them. and there y one Chnst,
though pronounced With short j. The
repetltiOns are the result of careless
ness, rather than lack OF invention,
and reach the acme OF heedlessness m
the duplication If FIRST, Second, Third,
Fourth and Flfth-sts. Oshkosh alley
and pottawotomle lane would be equally
euphOnlOus and twice az definite.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
WE KNEW TT BEFORE
But Are Interested in IL Hearing 1t Over
Again.

"Mr. Belknap," asked a reporter,
"who viii be appointed to fill the Fed
eral Offices here in place of the Demo-
cratS?'
The only change that / think viii
be made at any time soon Will be IN the
collectors office"
Then you agree with what Senator
Stockbridge said IN the TELEGRAM-HER Err
ALD-that no changes would be made,
where commissions were for a definite
period, until the expiration OF those
termSi'
Yes"
"Who viii be appointed collector
Il think Mr. Steketee."
rs ms appointment IN pursuance OF
an agreement made before the late
presidential election that he should
have the place in consideration OF hls
influence and contributions 10 the cam
paign fund, a. has been alleged?''
Il don't know Of any such agreement
before the election, and 50 far as | am
concerned ! was totally free from any
pledges"
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
DR.. Ethelbert O. COSman,

and Surgery Cincinnati. Ohio. has Offices al
Rooms / and :, No. l05 MonrOe-st.. Grand
Rapids Mich. where all durable cases are
treated with success.
Medical Il seases treated successfully. Con
sumption. Bright'S Disease. Dyspepsia. Rheu-
matism and NERVOUS DISEASES. All
diseases peculiar 10 the sexes a speciality.
CATAKRH CT RED.
CONSULTATION AT ONCE or by mail. 81.
Once hours 10 II a. m. 2to4 p. IN. and to
p. m. sunday to y. m.
Address all mail 10 Dr.. +. o. Cosman. Rooms
and ,. No. l05 MOnrOe-st.. Grand Rapids,
Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-24
ITISHERE 52E 552E FEW DAYS ONLY
THE GREAT EASTERN
Bankrupt Association !
90 Il APPENpFD 80.

LOOK IT ATPtNDtU fhIit--
- Good NfoIins. each almost given away l. ~
a three dollar ACCORDION foF ...-.-... j -
A Good Arco~deon Vrrrs II ~ for ~
A Ffn-.4ui+ar worth $50 for ... Q 30
best ELecnt strings violin. banjo or gui-
Silver Reed Harmonicas worth - for r.
- 9ross Best steel Carpet 1acks worth
f'rt per dcE -....- u
Quires Crystal Lake Note Paper worth
21F Tor ~
a. cents worth Best Gut Edge PAPER f9r 10
50 dozen best Adamantine Pins'worfh f.c
Per doE -
One doE Pest Lead Pencils worth i1c for
Pest Tin ~hoons worth 81 per set 3
THE CHEAPEST STORE oNEARTH
- Cana St, WondsriF Theatre Hisck-
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-07-24
r. Street Signs.

AS our readers viii see in another
place in the paper, the board of street
commissioners, at their meeting Mon
day evening, took notion in the matter
of putting up the street signs by re-
ferring theSathe to the committee on
streets and bridges. we have no doubt
that these gentlemen will report favor
ably upon the matter, considering that
it is a much needed improvement
which can be executed at the compar-
atively small outlay of perhaps fifty dol
lars, and we venture to say that the
businessmen and inhabitants of Water
town, almost exceptionally, are greatly
in favor of'"the improvement We
therefore hope that the committee will
not only report favorably on the mat
ter, but will also take care that the work
is commenced at an early day.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-07-24

D. Wainwright, and sister, Mrs. c. A
Sprague, from Friday afternoon until
yesterday. Rev Mr. Wainwright filled
the pulpit at st. Pauls church very ac-
ceptably to the congregation on Sunday.
Judge Prendergast, of Chicago, with
his young son, is visiting his relatives
in the city,. F. Scion and the Prem
dergast family, on the west side. He
expresses himself as pleased with our
city.
Prof. c. F. Viebahn celebrated the
Fourth OF July at Berlin, Prussia, and
his patriotic feelings were aroused at
the sightsof the stars and stripes in a
foreign land. He expects to return by
September r.
Our former tOwnsmam, Andrew Peter
son, of Chicago, sailed from New York
Saturday by the steamer Etruria for
Europe, sintending to take in Belgium,
Holland, Eastern Germany, Northern
Italy, Switzerland and France, leaving
Liverpool on his return August 49,
Mr. and Mrs. Wrm L. Norris and
daughter, Ethel, left Monday afternoon
to attend the Wisconsin Editorial con-
vention at La Crosse, which met yester
day. Mrs. Norris win be absent several
weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs. H.
0. Bradley, at La Crosse, and friends
at Faribault and Albert Lea, Mimi.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-07-24
Home Matters.

Among the patents issued July Is,
was onesto John r. Beynon of this city,
on grain separator.
Mrs. Kempster, the divorced wife
of DR.. Kempster, is conducting fash
ionable dress-making establishment in
Minneapolis.
Prof. ]. @. Emery, for many years
principal of the Fort Atkinson school,
has been elected president of the River
Falls Normal school, vice Prof. Parker,
resigned.
Hon. A.K. Delaney has permanent
ly settled down in Juneau, Alaska, and
is engaged in practicing law. This news
will prove relief to the Dodge county
Democracy. i.
The following officers of WATERFOWL
lodge, No. 81, 10. o. F., were installed
at the last regular meeting: Noble
grand, H. J. Kuhn; vice grand, F. A.
Cooley; secretary, C. w. Rundlett: !;
treasurer, John Davies.
The Hayerly-C Cleveland Minstrels,
best of the larger burnt-cOrk Organiza-
tons, opened to large house last night
heir success was instantaneous. The
sbecialties, music and dancing were
both unique and artistic, and unlimited
applause and laughter was the order of
tie evening. The company contains
many well-known favorites. A troupe
IF twelve Oriental tumblers and Jug
,lers proved to be specially pleasing
additional feature.-Nezv 1ork World.
The Cleveland Minstrels appear at
'oncordia Opera house, August 7.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-07-24
Take Notice.

Comrades of the Tzventy-ninth Wiscon
ssh: The annual reunion will be hello
at Bishops hall, in Milwaukee, (neal
the court house, during the meeting o
the National Encampment. Permanent
headquarters in the same building
Business meeting Thursday forenoon
August 20. Comrades will report i'm
mediately on their arrival, register and
receive badges. Please acknowledge
receipt of this notice by postal address
ed to the secretary, giving plainly your
name, postofice address, county and
state, whether you will attend or not
Let there be general turnout. Our
old division commander, Gen. McGin.
mis-, will be present.
o. L. RAY, Sec., Gro. WEEKS, Pres,
Lake Mills, Wis. Columbus, Wis
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-07-24
PERSONAL.

George Prentiss, of Yale college, .is
home on his vacation.
II. T. Eberle visited in Lake Mills
from Monday until to-day.
"Clif" Lewis, of St. Paul, passed
Sunday with relatives and friends here
Miss Emma Woodland, of Milwaukee,
was a visitor at her home over Sunday.
Mrs. III. c. Brodie, of Portage, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hardie.
Rev. Henry Brooks, of Chicago, is
visiting this week at his old home in the
Fourth ward.
Superintendent Graesel, of the Jeffer-
son county poor house and asylum, was
in the city Friday.
Miss Lizzie Davies is ON visit. of
several weeks to relatives and friends
in and about Chicago.
Miss Lizzie Schuetz and Miss Theresa
Miller, of Milwaukee, visited relatives
dGIC OuuOay.
Otto Goeldner left Monday on trip
to New York and other Eastern cities,
intending to be gone several weeks. :.
Mrs. D. S. Matthias, of Chicago, is on a
weeks visit at the home of her father,
Richard Jones, in the Fourth ward.
F. w. Zochert and two sons, of Mil
waukee, former residents of this city,
were among the excursionists here
Sunday.
Daniel Wall, captain of one of the
Chicago fire departments, and wife are
visitors of Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks,
Fourth ward.
MI. and Mrs. L. B. Caswell, Jr., and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. L. Cole, of Fort Akin
son, were guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. T. Moak.
Mrs. F. F. Duffy, of Fond du Lac, ac-
companied by her son, has been visit
ing the past few days with her sister,
Mrs. T. F. Scion.
Mrs. ID. Il. Eberle left Monday for
Lake Mills, where she and her twosons
will remain on visit with her brother
for month or more.
William Buchheit and Albert Weis
returned Sunday night from their
European trip, well pleased with their
sightseeing in "Fatherland."
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Norman re-
turned Thursday last from their Dako-
ia home, with the intention of settling
down to reside in the town of Ixonia,
Mr.. Norman's former home.
Rev. J. A. Wainwright, rector of St..
Paul's Episcopal church, Palmyra, Mis-
souri,, accompanied by his daughter
Miss Kittie, visited his mother, Mrs.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-07-24
The Forepaugh Show.

Saturday was gold letter day for
Watertown, the great Forepaugh show
pitching its mammoth tents here and
giving two exhibitions to large crowds.
From what had been said by some of
the METROPOLITAN dailies, especially
those of Chicago, most of the. people
did not expect to see much ola concern,
but the quality of the exhibition given
by Forepaugh here. certainly gave. the
lie to the statements published as to the
inferioritsu fsthe show and its general
lack of merit. Some Of the most Won
derful and daring feats ever performed
In the ring were rendered, the great
trapeze exhibition being simply thrill
ing and bewildeling in its execution.
The Wild West show, the performance
of the elephants, indicating such per-
lection of training, the racing, the driv-
ing of the forty-horse team by Adam
Forepaugh, Jr., the illustration of the
Custer fight, the equestrianism, all de-
serve especial mention and with the
other features go to make up grand
show. In the menagerie the specimens
of the lions and tigers and the hippo
potamus, viii certainly challenge COM
parison with any concern travelling in
this country or Europe. And 80 we say
that no one without sinister motive
can speak disparagingly of the Fore
paugh show. It's next stand after leav-
ing here wasat Baraboo.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-07-24
Jefferson County Fair.

At the recent meeting Of the execu.
tive committee of the Jefferson County
and Rock River Valley Fair association
some new features were provided for
which will make the fair especially at.
t,active. Among these are two balloon
ascensions with parachute leaps, base.
ball game and good races. In lieu o.
the entrance fees usually demanded il
is decided to take from each of the foul
leading horses ten per cent. of the
purse for which they are trotting.