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Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05

NJ Eiffel proposes to build bridge over
the Rhone at Lyons The municipal authori-
ties of that city are debating the matter.
The strike in the building trades at Vienna
has become general. The masters decline 10
negotiate with the strikers committee. but
are willing TO arrange terms with individual
workmen. There is little prospect of settle
ment.
Governor Jackson has signed the $50 liquor
license bill for Baltimore city. The new law
goes into operation May /.
The senate confirmed the nominations OF
Postmasters l. IT. Nichols, of Bridgeton, and
III. A. Clement, of Haddonfeld, NJ
The mail steamer China made the passage
from San Francisco to Hong Kong, including
a stop at Yokohama, in twenty days, surpass-
ing all previous records
Niurat Halstead denies the report that ne
ha, retired from the cditorship Of The CIR
cinnati Commcrcial-G Gazette.
\ man believed to be named Frank Schmidt
hanged himself with pocket handkerchief
in The saloon of Wisconsin Central train.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05

TIrTssURG. April THE executive
board OF the United Mine Workers of
America met here for the purpose Of
deciding on the policy of the new or
.ani1ation. The session was secret.
one OF the principal matters dis
cusse>l was the relations to be held by
the new organization towards other
labor organizations. 1t was decided to
work for reduction of the hours of
labor on lines laid down by other Or
e,q,,iY.4tiguS
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
Thomas Cornell's Millions.

RoyDoUT, y. y, April 4.-The will
of the late Thomas Cornell gives 80 per
cent. to be added to the estate. At her
death the income of the property is to
be equally divided between the two
married daughters and after their death
the estate is to go to their children.
The estate is valued at about s., 900, 600.
Thirty thousand dollars are set aside
for burial vault.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
Goas to Explore tho Hereafter.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, April "A sim
gu!ar accident was committed in Column
hi,tna county. y young man named
N-Neil Went hunting, carrying with
han double barrelled gun. At an iSo-
lated point in the woods he tied his
body 10 small tree with rope and
having placed his gun on the ground in
front of HIM. he fired both barrels.
blowing his head entirely off. \ note
was found in his pocket saying that the
deed was prompted solely by desire to
explore the great hereafter.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
HINTS FOR TEACHERS.

Don't get ratified in school govern
ment.
A question asked by pupil for the
class to answer is frequently worth much
more than that of teacher.
The essential features of elocution
should be in the mind of the teachers
through the entire career of child.
Emphasize the fact that the right way
is always easier than the wrong, and
that to answer question correctly Is
easier than to answer it incorrectly, U
Are iden is clearly in mind. Jo,lrnnl o.
Education.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
saved His Pharmacies Life.

PirrsBURG, April Harry Stolte
and John Grinder, two 5-year-old boys,
were playing on the railroad track at
Marion station when freight train
backed and ran over Stolte. His play
mate sra>ped his clothes and heroically
tugsed at them till he dragged Stolte to
the platform The little fellows life
was thus saved, though it was necessary
10 amputate both his legs.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
Children perished in the Flames.

HURON, s. D., April 1.-The house Of
Wilhelm Brown, near here, was burned.
Three of his children who had been
locked in the house while the parents
went to the city were unable to get out
and persisted in the flames. The oldest
was less than years old.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
The sherin in Charca.

WILMINGTON, Del, April 4. = The
Boston branch shoe house has confessed
judgments, one of $500 to Samuel
Hirsch and one of Sl,043 to Robert
Reichert. The store is open, but the
sheriff is in charge.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
Killed in a Quarrel.

NEW YORK, April 4.-During quar-
rel in front of South street saloon,
William Abernethy, OF Rondout, a
pilot, was knocked down and his skull
was fractured by contact with the pave
ment. He died soon afterward. His
assailant escaped.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
& Steamer In Distress.

HALIFAX, n. S., April 4.-The steamer
Southgate, from Placentia, n, r., for
New ork, has been sighted with her
shaft broken and provisions short. A
steamer will be sent from here to her
relief
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
a baltimore Failure.

BALTIMORE, April 4.-Samue] Phillips
g. Co., grain commission business at 233
South Street have failed. Liabilities
$4,000: assets $4,000.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05
NUGGETS OF NEWS.

Rain: warmer; southeasrerly winds,
becoming brisk to high on the coast.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05

Roanoke Transfer Co., 5 10000
Rife's Hydraulic Engine Co., 5o,VoV
Roanoke Electric Light
Power Co., 2o'VoV
'J lion Co.. .'N $4,000
Roanoke Building Assocla-
ton and Investment co. $4,000
Roanoke Brick andImprove.
rnent Co., oV,UUO
Roanoke Opera House Co., 5O'oVV
Roanoke Iron Co., iuu,Vou
Southwest Virginia Real Is
tate and Investment Co., 25,O0o
$685., 900
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-05

Brought forward 1886, 900
Commercial National Sank, 100000
Chalnaui Land Co.. 1000
Citizens Street Railway Co., 10000
Central Park Land Co, 10000
Citizens Bank. 10000
Crozier Steel and Iron Co. 100000
Association. $1,000
Glade Land Co.. 500
Home Electric Co. 10000
Home Building and Convey
ance Co., lO0'oVO
HYDE Parl, Land Co. $4,000
Association, 10000
$2,2G4, $50
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
A MURDER TRIAL.
Wm. II. Landon Charged with Killing
an Indian Last fall.

lnNian List all
syolvsWt 20 Nst HtAtsN1s-tss,>s.
LUDISoToN, Mich, March 15.-The
trial of William II. Landon, charged
with numbering an Indian by the name
of Donegan last fall, is still in progress
IN the circuit court. Several witnesses
have testified that Landon and
Donegan had q few words about a
pony in hardware store in Scottyille;
that Landon told the Indian TO take
corn knife lying there and try and split
his head open with it and that he,
Landon, would keep a plow handle he
held IN his hand; that the Indian turned
about and went out of the store, when
LSndon SAID, "If an Indian goes TO
strike with a knife | would Kill him as
quick as could grasshopper." At
this the Indian turned and walked
slowly back TO the door and put
his hand in his hip pocket.
Landon said, Are you going to draw
a knife on me?" Witnesses differ as to
what Donegan said, if anything, but,
while still standing with his hand IN his
pocket, Landon struck him with the
heavy oak plow handle on the head,
causing his death. The Indian had
only handkerchief IN the pocket.
William Schick, convicted of forging
at this term, has been sentenced to one
year in Jackson. This Is his second
conviction for the ofense.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
COURT RECORD.

UNITED SrATEs-Hon. II. F. Severens,
iudge-James A. Miller ". George W.
Ihaver ct al. case; verdict and Judg-
ment for defendant by order of the
court: twenty days stay of proceedings
granted 10 defendant N which 10 move
for a new trial. Anna B. Huston vs.
Wm. Steele, assunipsit; assessment OF
damages by jury and judgment for
plaintiff Sl04.l0.
CfRcUTr-Hon. VIM. 4. Grove, judge
Joseph i. Robinson y. Albert Stone
house, trespSss on the case; DOn-suit;
judgment for defendant for costs.
Louis Deltz VS.. Emma 4. Blgnell,
claimant of money deposited 10y Henry
c. Russell. garnishee Of Charles II.
Bignel: trover; plaintiff allowed to
amend findlngs; argued and submitted.
George H. Judd y. Wm. B. Reming-
ton, covenant; continued over term
man d Sons vs. Ambrose A. Weeks
trespass on the case; time 10 settle biil
of exceptions extended TO and lnclud-
ing " nday next. Harrison II. Reed
vs.. William Rice. assumpsit. proceed
costs OF tax bill les $50. james y.
Dfduitfn ". AItiltE 1tiSN ttto tNtNiHiA
G.. Peters, assumpsit; cn trial.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Hon. r. A. Bur
lngame. ludge.-The People " Julius
J. NonJugle. false pretenses; trial re-
sumed. Nicholas II. NsnZandt vs..
Henry ". Goebel. trespass or the case;
ordered that deposihons have leave 20
withdraw from tho files herein the de-
positions taken at Antwerp. Belgium.
PRoBATE-Hon. Gyms g. Perkins,
iudge-Estate of Louis r Hunt, de-
ceased: inventory filed: order that al
claims lee fled iu court on or before
September -. Estate Of Amos Bsth-
hone. deceased. executor fnal account
flied: hearing ApriI T. Estate Of Chas.
/ Z. Mason. deceased pettoa fOg admin
/ istraGon flied. hearing April ~. Estate
OF DAVID Hollis. deceased petition for
administration fled hearing April j..
Estate Of Reuse -chregar1us. decreased
petition for incense 20 cell real estate
iiied. hearing April IT,. Estate Of Mary
/ Clement, dec ased inventory fled
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
TALK OF THE Town.

Th Q various trade unions have been
making q canvass of the factories, in
regard 10 an eight hour movement IN
the spring. It's claimed thai there is
a nearly unanimous feeling among the
wOrkmen for shorter hours.
The Merry Workers of the Park Con-
gregabonal Sunday-schOOl gave q sup
per to the teachers of tine school on
Friday evening. The affair was very
enjoyable one, and toast> we're respond
ed 30 by Rev. Alexander Norman, I. F..
Powell, Clay HOiiister ana T.. VI. Ken
dali.
Chas. P. Russell, of Detroit. past
grand chief templar of Michigan,
and /. I. Underwood, OF PIttshurg, Will
address tie temp, meeting at
Good Templars Hail at $3.50 ths after
noon. BOth arc eloquent speakers and
viii have something new TO say about
Temperance.
III tie case OF james 4. Miller glinst
the membVrs of the bOlTd Of I-Uulic
Works of 1850. just tired In the United
States Court, Judge Scverens directed
the jury 10 return u verdict for deten-
daHt. 4 stay of proceedings or twenty
days was granted 10 Miller N which to
move Tor a new trai.
The loss by fire on the contents OF
Willard Barnhlrt's house has been sot-
tied between the insurance companies
and Fran kim Barnhart and Enos Put
man. n attorneys for willard Barn
hart who IS IN California. The loss
was adjusted id a satisfactory manner
ID all concerned. and that Oh the house
IS being settled.
At Good Templars' Hall on South
DivIslOn.st. last night. the Prohibition
Club discussed the proposition. TO
consider the advisablty of eliminating
from the coun.els of prohibition, the
woman suffrage question. These meet
iugs are free and open. Men and
women of al parties arr invited TO at
tend and arr their views ou the woman
suffrage que-ton.
United States Marshal Clarke fnds
the charms OF Office holding net en-
trciy free from the cares ct toe world.
H. has st,i. large numier 81 aepuues
90 appoint. ard % making Che selections
IS. a. usual fn sucl cases. hampered
more hy zoe mary than too few appli-
Cants. Iic says Is is pheasant work sp-
pointing them Where oniY one man
wants tHe place. nIt where there are
half a dozen it makes hlm feel BIKE a
Corgr wtn number Of post
oHicssat he disposal
Librarian Carr states - TIC TE1F-
GRsW-fI sALo that fo owing tae recent
KIND notices tn the c.fF prf - eCari-ug
desire 70 81 tam back RI of CITY
e r~rf.rr.~.o< r. .-H q rnrr ~ g. ..rnu cars -r
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
MORE FISTICUFFS.
A would-be Stabber Knocked Out by n
PIucky Young Man

About O'Clock last evening, rs peo-
pie were going home to supper, lady
and gentleman were observed walking
along III front of the Warwick, and Just
IN front of them was man walking
alone. The latter turned around aud
addressed some remarks To the lady
and gentleman, and hot words passed
between them for q moment. The
lone man suddenly put his hand
in ms pocket and drew out
knife, and raised his
arm to plunge II into the other, but
Just as MS hand was about TO descend,
the other fellow landed n swinging
right-hander upon his Jaw, and the
would-be stabber was laid low A
crowd quickly gathered and the two
men were soon separated and hur-
ried away from the scene. The parties
are all well known IN tins city, and out
of respect TO the young lady and gentle
man their names are withheld from pub
licatlOn. The fellow who was laid out
Is a travelling man named Pfeliler, and
he IS said To have richly deserved all
the punishment he received. He
grossly insulted the young lady, and her
escort very properly resented it..
Pieitfer has been nursing an old grudge
against the young man, who resides IN
the eastern part of the State, and he
took advantage of the occasion To offer
an unprOvOked insult, aud 5 now nurs-
ing hls wrath and a sore head.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
NOT QUICK ENOUGH MUSIC And DRAMA
A Newspaper MAJ "Pop" That
Failed 70 Pop.
TIE ASSllLED SAVES The ASSllLlyI
FROM an Infurtsted crowd sf woula-bs
LyRehsrs Gnd Ships Han Ont OF
IOsa-Sot quite Another hin-
caid-IGSibee AcRir

BISMARCK, y. D., March i5.-Conde
Ham.iu, = y. Pau. newspaper ccrfe-
spOndens, attempted TO shoot Stale
senator Alexander Mckenzie IN
the lobby OF The shegi-
dan Hotel TINS afternoon. but the lat
ter, pow rful man, disarmed the
newspaper man and with the revolver
that had been pointed Al him held al
bay crowd or twenty or twenty-five
OF the legislators friends who were bent
upon lynching the would-be murderer.
Having saved Hamlin from violence,
Mckenzie gave him his revolver and
escorted HIM 10 the depot, whore Ham
In boarded the tram and wae carried
beyond the reach OF his enemies. The
difficulty was caused by Mckenzie lay
ing his hands on Hamln's shoulders,
and asking him Why he had he'd about
HIM IN connection with S.e lottery
Doodle scheme. Hamlin theIeupon
drew his revolver and attempted 10
shoot, but Mckenzie grasped the weapon
and thrust his finger under the ham-
mer Just IN time lc prevent is discharge.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
POLICE AND COURT
Whist Transpired Among the bius
Goats Yesterday.
DOWNFALL OF An ANGELIC CREATURE
The Reporter Respsnstsls For lt-snss.
lias Hurst Gels I~elss Days-se Dess
Fellow Nhe teutdsT fas the
Costs-Charlsy hoes fs0nd-

The reporter feels himself partially
responsible for the downfall Of the an
gelio creature here brought 10 the public
view. FRIDAY morning the reporter had
urgent business stthe jall aud started for
the bsstlle, head down, against binding
sou-west storm. Over on the corner, Just
at the moment when a seemed that he
Was surely gong 20 set there. he
brought up against certain something
winch always arrest bat don't shiKer.
A natural midnight darkness came over
the scene, and as soon as the reporter
copld get his tobacco shifted back into
place, he discovered himself occupying
s five-ioot umbrella with huxom te-
male fully as big a. he. and each keep.
lng up the momentum which nrst
brought them together. u court yes
terday- the fact came out that the re-
porters collision had occurred with tue
JET black Angelina Hurst The lady
has been frequent visitor in court, for
being drunk. She vii now 60 10 lsl
for twelve days,
Charley Ross "a sd a rebellion in the
name OF the niied States 81 Americs.
and took after a woman in the south
part Of the city and nearly rsn the
breath Out of her. When arrested, ne
entered formal protest against the out
rage, claiming himself % be United
States detective. one reason the No-
man ran 50 hard was the personal ap-
pearance Of Ross. BE D. negro. and
not very good looking. When be came
into court, be remembered not a single
thing about All tins, and believes 10
this hour thai some one = putting up
this Job on him u deprive mm Of his
liberty. But Charley koss was drunk,
ana has gone 10 jail for twelve days.
Every reader knows John Allinghsm.
lie played fast and loose with come
borrowed tools and went 10 jail tor
stealing them. The whole matter has
been liked up, the tools have been
either returned or paid for, and the
case n court i nolle proso
Frank Murrv's case OF disorderly VII
keep til March u; al least the court
thought 80, and adjourned the cas-, 10
that date. Frank is a bootblack, and
gives the authorities much trouble by
biz monkey business.
Only one solitary little drunk occu-
pied a sleeping apartment at police
headquarters last night. 1t was too
wretcbed a night for auy one = get up
anv enthusiasm, even for cusseduess.
HIS Honor imposed DO fine on II. Z.
ToTeland, Yet the poor fellow could not
even paw the costs II an except
Ionaily expensive drunk, and went 70
jail for twelve DAYS.
Henry james Was able 10 exhibit ex-
tonuatng circumstances. He didn't
know the SIZE Of the charge, 50 HIS
Honor deferred sentence 20 = day in-
definite.
The odor Of new paint VIII harrsss r.
T. Camp for twelve DAYS Be was
drunk, pleaded guilty, and took the
usual.
Llttc VIII Bver IS still on earth, and
has been asked 10 appear again ia court
the llth OF April.
John Britain, the bar obstructloniEt,
viii tel has story not the I'D.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

The Commlticc 0n far.
uished the program Tor the afternoon.
consisting Of Characterization Of
Shakespeare tragedy, Maobeth." j"
Also a criticism 0f the same play hv
Mrs. Jameson. who objects - Mrs-
Siddbns' conception 1i tne character II
LADY Macbeth, spfcsiy when the
GhOsi oi Banquo s seen hY Macbeth
occUpT ~ nis scat ~ tne banquet table.
Mrs. >iddous c0nccires that thf gbost Is
also visible to Lady Macbeth. and that
she has become ~ hardened p crime
and VICE, and 20 cDusummatc In tef act
Iug. thai she shows n0 .ign ~ alarm or
even arnnVanco Whereas. Mrs. jam
eisou makes her wholly UNCONSCIOUS Il
the ghosts presence The second part
Of Use rr0grsm Ws- continuation %
art study The work was prefaoed hv
ihis warning Beware of pictures THAT
have M lDrauiug Iu them" Light and
shsdr lang the special topics. the
application 0f the prncples which gov
err the proper use ~ these fu picture
making vas spty = illustrated ~ copies
of tame kheuifa D5ts end Drurer's
works. 7 lst picture ~ poem whlch
does not IMPLY rofr than s tfiis ~ 3
failure" Tbs wss followed ~ TIE
reading - one of Emie Io's r Short
dramas. after vniCt thr c'gf a11ourued-
Nfrt saturday. Comnttfe ou ecan1i-
nav.sn History report.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
ALL READY.
The Court House Building Committee
Have selected the Tile.

The Court House Building Committee
Have selected the Tile.
The court house building COMMITTEES
met again yesterday and settled the
matters Of the court house job 50 far
as they can be for the present. Secre-
tary MoretOn, OF the Western Construc-
ton Company, was present Is repre-
sentative OF the company with which
tie supervisors have direct dealings.
superintendent OF Construction Wood =
ard gave a report of the buildings visit
ell in Chicago by himself and the other
two delegates, Supervisors Frost and
Hill. The sample box of tile was
opened and tested by the committee
There were samples shown by the owen
company. ot indianapolis, which has
sent n the tlle rejected by the commit
tee, which were up TO grade and stood
the tests applied 70 them. 50 II was
decided 10 nave the tile used ordered
from that company, the quality 10 be
equal To the samples. When It arrives
It viii be carefully Inspected by the
committee before being used.
TIE Goodale Bros. stone contractors,
are expected here Monday. They VIII
resume work then if the weather per-
mits; ll not. as soon as it does. No ar
rangC mcnts were nade th other sub
contractors. as It isun q, S.. bie to lay red
brick when there IS any d8ugercf frost.
and no IRON beams csu b. pat I'm until
the work s further advanced The
committee adjourned 20 meet again in
two weeks, on March -.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

The Michigan commsnjery q The
ni tary order ~ the BoyaI Legion have
completed arrangements g lh the Penn
sslvanla railroad for q soId SPECIAL
tram Of Pullman sleeper the com
ing vlst 90 Philadelphia 81 attend the
fneHtv-dffh anniversary the found
ng ~ the order. The eommsndery
vll leave Detroit Apri -. proceeding
directly 20 the QuskeT cts. On their
return stops viii be ms1e 81 washing
f08. GetfYsoHrE and other points 0f .n-
tefest Friends ~ members and others
vh0 wish to accompany tae party can
procure flckefs uVon aTr. cation -
Mai George ~ Chandler ~ Gen. 2.
W. STlft. of Detroit. HnC VIII supp.y
taem a. prices far below TIE regD iar
ratre
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

either brick CT frame buildings. We
clam Ne hzye Lved ap - tBe avs ia
TIE past snd are perfectly Wiling - GO
~ ia the future. AL ~ asa : the re-
sciR1Ing of mat part Ol the sneodme IL
made - the nre ordinance proper per
tanning 10 the removal OF al tne laniosr
yards, a. regards the balance OF tie
orc 8ance We consider Z l. nOne OT cur
business We are not laE-fnazersi slin-
ply business men, aud Hell know mar
the city council ls elected Tor tne pnT-
pose OF mzkn avs We very well
know ~ are 10 10 position 10 state %
tlem what Kind OF IRE ordinance the
city should have. We are also we'll
saGlsfied that Mr.. Rodgers Is as we'll aud
thoroughly posted on tins matter as
any furniture manufacturer interested.
We are perfectly willing that the ordi-
nance shall stand either wav. allowing
the people within the fire limits % build
either frame OF brick houses. A We
2ay above, We are perfectly willing TO
ABIDE ~ the laws governing that point,
30 the council can leave that portion Of
the ordinance stand either way, it Will
Dc perfectly satisfactory 20 the manu-
faeturers. From investigations and
consideration We might say that, eOn-
densing this down 10 a tine poiat, Il IL
simply scheme on the part OF Alder
man O'pOnnell, Of the Fourth ward,
who made the motion Tor the amend
ment 10 the ordinance 10 compel the
furniture manufacturers 10 move their
lumber piles, 70 have himself reelected
az the coming spring election. We hope
the council will. Monday night, rescind
that amendment pertaining 10 the lum-
Der yards as. If they do not. II will
cause considerable expense to the city,
as we'll a. 10 ourselves. IN taking
tins matter into the courts, and that
will then DC the proper place TO settle
the matter. Respectfully yours,
FURNITURE MANUTAcIURERs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
HE Is IMPROVING.
General Trowbridge is
Fast Convalescing.
Judge Morse says, From Personal knowi-
edge, That Mr. Trow bridge l. Men,
tally Sound a. Ever.

DETROIT, March l5.-Judge Morse,
who has been visiting Attorney-General
Trowbrldge, says Mr. TrOwbridge IS I'M
proving physically, and Is as bright
mentally as ever. Judge Morse says
there isn't the slightest indication that
the Attorney-General's mind Is clouded.
THIS assurance, coming from Judge
Morse, will be good news 10 Mr.. Trow-
bridge many friends.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16
CHARMING-EXQUIsITE.
The Proper Terms for the Aisbastin.
Company Calendar

Hon. Ellis Spear, eK-Commissioner Of
Patents. who IS at the Morton, fsys be
has taken ont more than City patents
for n. p. Church, Of this city. and has
more pending. lie has many other
clients in Grand Rapids. The hand
somcst calendar by all odds that has
appeared this year u the product u
Mr.. Church. II ls concaFs plaEficO
disc decorated with thc beautiful proofs
pf the many and exquisite uses -
which thls material can be put. There
arc on each one charming specimens of
color blending. raised flowers. thing.
rough .and fDe comhng. cquietiv
formed trees n new process for which
a patent has teon granted i and many
others. Nj. Church c0niemps ics
manufacturing these discs with a Wow
20 sale. They vii bo eagerly pur-
chased by LADIES of artistic proclivities-
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

A~sy OF ON Ike horizon i bright
not unlike that promised 81 ne kesuf-
rectlon. Gradually loom ~ ap among
the pyrotechnlc beauty : iAe iannisar
form OF ADA Gray a. ~ appears "a
''East Lynne" che i coming back 10
earth snd expects 10 7, sch Redmond
Grand the wetk Of March 81.
Telegram-herald., 1890-03-16

Emmet." The BroomnaAkeT Il Cars
tad ! the title OF the p ' a which he
meut hse been redu. Cd X es. G AID
- eents ~ th, evening perforipsnc
AND Is and 80 cents az the Saturday
matinee.