Telegram-herald., 1890-11-12
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Chance
The Spinning Jenny near ths en-
trance - the b4ll, seems q 20 one 0f
the great attractions around snicn
eetn men and somen gatnsf. PeEhaps
ths s eeczuss the shave and gallant
y "a stewart. o. sBl0ndy % as ne a
usually called, hsseharge OF the wheel.
-blondy' did a rushing busness yes.
terd4y, 4no at closing tlms Il wxs an
n0uneed tnaE the receipts for the day
Of tnls booth would foot up between
ftO Aad t450. Here there - = remark
able gold beaded c4ae on exhibition.
Ii NAs made b. +. F. Fletcher out
of $50 pieces OF leatner There
= aiso a quilt made OF the inner bark
~ mulberry tree and L vas sent 10
the far by Thomas Gibbons. Ii =
called the native el0tn Of the SsmOans.
Tbs booth - pres.6ed over by Mrs.
Harper, tue N secs Grace Stewart,
Donaldsou, DaF.dson, Foote, Huat,
Wurtenburg. shattuek and Mm.
stewart.
one of the most attractive hooks at
the FAR = the arE booth. here may Dc
seen several eh0ies paintings and some
excelient China and pottery work.
Those presiding are Mrs. +. W. John
sou, Mrs. l.. d. Stewart, Mrs j. h. Y.
Aguew, Mrs. VIM. Alden smith, Mrs.
/ Fred Clark aud the Misses Fannie Earl,
{ ulnstaie, Barnard, White and SissOn.
City Treasurer Perry Was dong q
rushing business zt the Masonic wheel
/ OF charity" and ne declares ne sent
hundreds away smiling. TINS, how
ever, Vas disputed n some Instances,
IS one man came away with 4 small
picture which he said cost him ~. lie
I offered 20 sell . for 10 cents, but there
I were no takers.
Il declare. but just think some per-
son should buy these tickets on tins
watch" exclaimed pert little miss as
she pOuted her cherry red lips III the
most tempting manner.
How many have you gotF' was
I asked
"Oh, about hundred, and | Will sell
/ them At ~ per cent. discount"
The scheme didn' work although the
young lady played her part very nlcelyl
At one OF the Spinning Jennles one
Ot the young ladies became rather anx-
iOus and she offered kiss 10 the man
Who would win the prize. Well, how
those chances did go; they were al sold
/ N less time than tells 10 readlt. Finally
the Jenny WAS set N motion, and all
held their breaths IN excitement. A
dude won, and be demanded the kiss
He was 80 persistent that the young
lady did give him q kiss, but, alas, #
Was kiss cigar; and now the young
man ls kicking himself. He got good
laugh from all the other unsuccessful
candidates.
Mayor Uhl arrived on the scene
about9 o clock, and II he did not get q
shaking up, tbs a caution. HIS nand
was kept gong down IN his pantaloons'
pockets AT the rate OF about forty dives
minute. He couldn't help it, though
ana he Shelled out as gracefully as pos
siUle.
But don't let any person imagine fol
a moment that the men were the only
ones who We're spending money. The
weaker sex had 10 bear their snare Oi
the expense, and II they bought one.
tenth OF the times they were asked to
many or them would have been obliged
10 walk home. One lady, when IN
duced 10 take II chance, extracted II
cents from ner purse, At the same tins
saying: Here Is the last | have left GU
or s3U."
The Schubert Club gave q most &C
ceptable entertainment during the
evening. A selection from "MIkado'
was rendered with exceptional skill
The "Mllier's Daughter" was enthusI
asIlcally received, AS was recitation
Oy Willard Brigham. Miss Gertrud,
Baars WAS the accOmpanist, and So,
sued the 5000 piano winch IS bein.
rahied.
Ii WAS midnight before the crowC
nad dispersed and 1t was after that be
fore the tired attendants wended tnei
, way hOmewards. The receipts Tor tn
day will figure up into neat little sun
as some OF tue booths reported as nIgi
. 300 that had been taken IN
The attendance was very large
And there were only n
railroad coupon tickets taken IN
! Today Will see thousands OF stranger
/ IN the city. Special trains will arnv
+ / from Detroit and all the large cities.
Inc following articles were rallied of
last night: Masonic charm, No. q
4 won by John b. Moore; trunk, donate,
I by GrOskOpf, No. IL; Jersey COW, Nc
+ -. doll, donated by Harry Brown an,
Fred Mills, No. 20; antique chair
, donated by Radcnf * Holt, No
, q; table drape. No. 4; bedroom
! room SUIT, donated by McCord & Brad
{ held, 30. q; lady's musical cabinet
3 donated by the Universal Tripod Co
{ No. $50; lady's writing cabinet, donate
r by Berkey & Gay, No. 364 fancy table
2 donated by the Universal Tripod Co
r smoking set, donated by Strentzke, Ne
= ~; pair OF eiderdOwn pillows, No. s.
q rifle, donated by &. BaIsch, No. II
gold cham, No. IS.