The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1890-09-06

Duncan Clark's Female Ministries will ex-
hibit at Hagen's opera house September s.
Lost-A jet breast pin, leaf shaped, backed
anu bound with gold. Suitable reward given
upon return to this office.
The Leadyille, Col, Herald. Democrat says:
VIM. G. Stewart. book keeper for Craig "
Sandusky. in Salida, is one Of the most arIis-
tic penmen in the state.
Shakespeare Hall was packed last night by
patrons OF that theatre, who were well pleas
ed with duncan Clark's Monster COmbina-
on."-standard, Syracuse. N. Y.
Mr.. Ridgell, for u number of years the pro-
pIietor OF the Ridgell House, in Hardin. has
leased the Laclede hotel for a term OF three
years. The hotel will be newly furnished
and will be open TO the public the latter part
OF this month. Mr.. Ridgell moves here prin-
cipally for the purpose OF educating his chill
dren.
A telegram was received at this office Mon
dsy from Congressman John e. Tarsney stat
ing that the bill to grant n charter to the Lex.
InetOn PontOon Bridge Co. and to legalize the
bridge already built passed the house with
out amendment that day. The bill had pre-
viously passed tho senate and 1t now only
awaits the presidents signature to become
effective. The bridge will have been running
one year the Both Of this month.
Walter Galbraith, q negro, boarded the
street car, Thursday evening, and refused 10
pay his fare. Driver Weller put him from
The car and drove Oh, but Galbraith again
boarded the car and assaulted MIR. Weller.
The ladies' and children, Of whom there were
quite u number IN the car, were scared into
leaving the car by the actions OF the negro.
When the assault was made Special Agent
Frank Tut and Mr.. Joseph Owen interfered
and II was only the muzzle of Mr.. TUFTS
pistol pointed at his head that quieted Gal
braith. who was brought down town and lodg-
ed In Jail.
Baptist Female College opened Thursday.
In spite Of the rainy dav and a circus in town,
with an excellent attendance. The boarding
department Is rapidly filling up.nearly all the
arrivals so far being new students. During
next week the old boarders are expected IN
large numbers. Advices received give assur.
ance that about 90 per cent. OF last years
boarders will return. The faculty are all
present except Miss Jewell, who will arrive
to-day. Miss Michleboro, the accomplished
teacher OF art, arrived Thursday. Prof. Par
ker Is busy organizing his class In elOcution
Miss Annie Il. C.. Law. who takes Prof.
Gimbsls place as principal OF instrumental
department. arrived Thursday night and ~
already busy organizing her classes and CIV
Ing lessons. She believes in work, and ex-
presses her determination to place her depart
ment In the front rank with any college In
the state. Miss Law IL eminently qualified .
Her record is high, and her testimonials are
from headquarters. Before going to Germany
she WAS we'll reputed as a performer and
teacher. She then spent five years at Leipzig,
the most noted conservatory Of Europe, In
Germany, and Is here to-day direct IRON
Leipzig, with barely an interval of time Tor
rest ut her home, in Brooklyn. She Is backed
by the entire faculty OF the Leipzig Conser-
vstory, and the people OF Lexington are to
be congratulated upon SO valuable an addi-
ton TO the musical reputation of their town.