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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
uEISUREly BURGLARS.

They Rob, Burglar and BADquet 1T the
Village of Cedar springs.
Burglars d effective work at Cedar
Sprnss Friday night. A gang entered
the hardware store Of II. NJ. Holmes,
and the grocery store Of I. j. Hopkins.
From the first, guns, revolvers. knives,
ytc., to the value of 500 were taken,
and from the latter = qusutity of
cigars, tobacco, cheese, C ackers, sal-
mon, etc. They welt to the r., s. q NJ.
depot, one-haif mile from the town.
entered the toll house, b1.lt u fire aud
enjoyed snmptuous banquet. A hand.
car was then stolen and the burglars
pump. d out of town.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
CENSUS bulle,in number 1874 gives the

CENSUS bulletin number 1874 gives the
population OF California by MINOR civil
divisi one. The population of the state,
as returned in 1880. was s64. .694. As re-
turned by the eleventh census It is
| POS, lSo,.sn increase of S43, ,h36, or 1912
per cent. Twenty-Five cities aud ,wns
have . population Of 5000 or more.
The i've largest are, in order nf rank.
San Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland,
sacramento aud San Jose. The largest
numerical increase in urban popula-
ton 10 found in San Francisco. where
An In crease of 65,0Ss, or 81 80 per cent.
10 shown. Los Angeles shows An in
creass of S9,2i2. or 350.6i per cent.
The two largest percentages of increase
are found in Pasadena, Fresno, the
former showing l,l4s.5o per cent. in
crease, the next s72.s4 per cent. Three
cities, Berkeley, Riverside and Pomona,
which dii not return any population
At all for 1880, have become places OF
considerable SIZE.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
Contayiou.pis.ase.

May Verbaorn. No, $40 East street;
Nellie Apple; No. ll2 Fifth -treet; Mrs.
Broker; No. l40 Lagrave street; Nell
son Berhtl, No. 500 North Ottawa
street. dIphtberii; Mary Van Dyck, No.
325 ALPINE avenue; Jetsje Van Dyck,
No. $50 Alpine pine avenue; Anna
Larson, MI. 247 Fifth street; Baby Lar
son, No. al Fifth street; Fred G. Cole,
No. 35 Crawford street. scarlet fever;
Mary Smith, No. 43 Crawford street:
Ella Faster, No. 52s Ottawa street, ty-
phold fever.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

ATTENTION is ca lied to the very com.
plete Church Directory appearing in
another column. Nearly or quite
svery church is represented therein.
The names of the pastors, the supcr'n-
.tendents of the Sunday schools, their
places of residence, snd the hours OF
service are gwen. 10 is believed that
this is the first and only complete
directory published in . daily paper in
this city. IL Will be continued ~ per.
msnent feature.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
Detroit Busiuess University.

The Old and widely known business
training institution is near the close OF
Its forty-trst year of u-efulness. Dur
ing the long period OF its activity over
"a. 900 students have been benefited by
Its course of instruction. Its great sue.
cess is due not only to Its excellent
course OF study, but to the fact u ..
the corps of instructors is made up Of
sp .cialists and experts who stand 81
tie very head of the profession in the
branches they teach.
The mt luton now occupies mag
nlficent new huilding IN the very heart
Of the city. Near the business uuiver-
sty is the Y. NJ. G. A. with its splendid
gymnanum and the city library with
It's rine reading rooms and 100000 we'll
selected volumes, all open TO the stu
dents of the university, hy which they
arc greatly benefited. The open door,
of this grand old institution ever invite
young men and women who are ambi-
uons 10 get on IN the world. and who
have character enough +, do and daYe
for themselves and others, and over
eleven hundred availed themselves
the invitation during the past ysar. A
practical education opens to one many
fine epportu nIties for reaunerstivs
employment
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

GROVER must view with alarm the
ytrength shown by his favori,e Mills,
IN the first ballot in yesterdays demo-
ratio caucus in Washington. II is a
strength that indicates . greater weak
sess in his own popularity than he
could bs persuaded Was possible. II
looks very much rs though Grover was
sin it'--but q very thin article of tue
vegetable variety.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

upon the actioe OF the united States
ia tae Italian Sd2sr. Nor indeed ssii
2ay sueh refusal meet with masasngs
ssrsoas eoasiderauoa. Chill may make
de peaeeaby, If she will. II not
she must AJAX smeuds ag the muzzlss
or American cannon.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
The Great Rug Sale
Continued
All Of This Week.
500 Beautiful Haseockl
At25 Cents.
swrra D sAEroRp.


Mr. r. J. Hsrvey has been IN the Jew
r'ry En.noss for ssvsrs ysars. snd has
bv isir dsslsng. ard ssrTct attention 10
buassss, ven the consdence Of the
p~onse. He hss this season . superb
assoftmsnt, Of tse latess designs. IN
disnsonis. te~eirv aud silverr VAR,
Ansfscsn vsksss n solgd gold, gold
rtsed A. a silver esse-. wnh chsins IN
rnsteh. Also gold sp~csscies. opera
sis.ss. and xeid pens. He - efsnns
esp>eis y iow ss1ces. snd dPurrhassrs OF
thFsstmss pssssnta should call early
snd 80 ~ Zee esilsesssa. Ne. 6.
Canal street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

BETWEEN building noses and repair
ing broken neeks the surgeons Will ere
long acquire the kuack OF sticking to-
gether the pieces of man picked mp
sfter dynamite explosion and making
him as good as whole.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

The new senate will contain seven
comparatively strange faces. They
will fall into the time-worn rut Of that
distinguished and august body in .
short time and will only strengthen the
claim that tits too austere and aristo-
cratic for . popular government.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

THE handful OF republican congress
men met in caucus yesterday and ten
tered ex-speaker Reed the empty honor
of denomination. The fearless cham
pion of quorum-slght and backbone
was greeted with enthusiastic cheers
when he appeared.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

at he stands for sn unscrupulous poll
sssn and for tnxt rea sn should q de-
sated- Ii IS very likely that some OF
e other candidates may forge TO TIE
ont AondAy--if 80 they vii. p ose 70
c less offensive % the conscience OF the
a5l1e than = Crap.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

IT is very pleasant to observe that
foreign capitalists manifest great de-
ere to purchase American manufac-
turing enterprises III free trade builds
mp industries Why do they not invest at
home? Our protective system is the
magnet that draws foreign capital to
his country. which in turn builds fac
torres and gives work TO the laborer.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

THERE Is growing belief in New
York that young Edward Field will at
. prison cell IS . felon much m. r.
worthily than An ssylum ward as
mnanc. The change might bring him
20 his senses, but it would not restore
the dollars TO his defrauded Creditors.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

A CONVICT IN the Jackson prison 10
writing book entitled Buried Alive;
Or, Quarter OF a Century in the
Jackson Prison." He is said to be illit-
crate, but he has wonderful COM
mand of language which he fashions
into periods OF Wild Ieauty.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Ir is semi-oiiieiaily announced that
the bottam has fallen out OF the pro-
posed attempt to unseat Brice. IL
never had muen OF bottom 70 fail out
except IN the minds Of those politicians
: wto delight in pot-house tactics.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

THERE will be vail OF grief in the
home {, I Grover th morning more DIS
tresang than the wall of Baby Ruth
Growers Mllls has been roasted to a
Crisp.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

RrssELL Sage : confined TO his bed
suffering more from nervous shoeI
than from injuries received in ths
BON D. bursting affair.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

SECRETARY PEocroR having resigned
the Washington correspondents VII
freight the wires for day or two witt.
lgosslp concs rning hrs successor.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

wHyS q mission is entrusted
10 you, and your conscience ap-
proves of il, as beng noble,
Just and right, AID you give your
promise TO esert your bcst powers to
fulfiIl the same. according 70 the spiris
Of the letter. then carry with you she
convection of n ,nor. which will COMP pei
you to obey the bet dictates OF your
conscience. VIII n you make On sGree.
ment, after due aud careful cenedera-
ton. yoa should feel in duty bound to
carry out that sgresmen. TO the letter.
Should you. however, detect any dis
honest designs upon you, by the part y
you have promised 10. and agreed with,
snd thus become honestly convinced
that great harm sai injussice will be
the finsl quito one. then IL becomes
your duty 10 make is known, and ex-
plan your reasons for the non-fuitill-
sent Of Jour promise.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
CHURCH DIRECTORY


Fspntsin street,. i Jackson. D. D pas
ter. Ne p Campbell Place serves ~ NJ
AID p. u. sunday schoos. Il "a. n - tros
tey. sQps. No. ~ Fountain slrcrt-
Secona CO nsr G0ld and N4ltlos ls-kecert
Naa ksrk pastor. Nc 10 " AAs- -eG street.
Sersle g. 10: - u ana y N. foang psepsss
saerting 81 pa SUNDAY school 81 neeA. =
L. Bod sell. cas,t. Ma IL q atd street
Aes-isa B.ettst. 40. ana Ellsworth avenue
Jehn Aoskus. sei n pastes. Ns- i.e =, E rsss,
pect. services 81 Il - ana N eSneas
sgaoai al L N. Levi W. mAAAer. saDt.. Nc q
Muasoa street
Calvary Baptist church. corner loniz street
aad ~ixta asra ue-Js5ex 4asa al. pastor. No.
Is SIKH Venue. oxrs .ess. kt,sS a IA aAo
"a. Y.P 5 &. Z. AZ 8 y IN. sunday schos al
posa. soan h. theeny. sGpt-. No. Sis ssatI
Inv Soe.
wsxry yassGue--John Heritage. pastor. Ne.
IS tasg street. eeVstees. 10 q = al A1e u.
fsa * p=sp Go meeilhS ~ 2 in Seaaas
Wealthy aysaus.
Swedisa Baptist. oarner Turner and Fifth
strssfs-H ufs Nelson. pastor. Ne les turner
street. Ee VICES al lo.SJ m @nd N.
loung Issoy e's meeting the nrsI and thlrc
sunday OF zach moath a. m SUNDAY
se.loo al y 20 M. Andrew swanson. nlpl-.
NJ. IS Bfoa4Nay.
rs rssa Aissloa-Coraer North Colt avenue
an Iaira sIre-t-k- IS. Lo Bins. c1pt-. No. iu-
uarcis y street. Sunday seaooi al p IA.
n4nael Missioa. College avenue: near last
Brlds~-w. [. saephard. sgpt., No. - kei-
losg street. Sunds ~ scaoos al $3.50 m.
slxfh "A ard B.ltist Aissoa; now holding
service IN the wesley an Methodist ennte 3.
corner asFarr ana Nro,ay Strcets-N. y.
Rowe. slpl.. No. lss n. Prospect street suii-
day school, 81 . IA.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

ToDAy, Generally fair; wesLeri,
winds slightly cooler; stAtinoary ten
peFzture.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
The Americsn porker may now enter

The Americsn porker may now enter
Austria in all his regal and pickled
greatness The order prohibiting his
entry was rcscinded by the A Austrians on
Friday. One by one the countries OF
Europe are extending an invitation for
our great grunter TO come in and be
eateu.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
Catarrh

sne have never r.~cisfs the isass s~n~sf s-sm
IRE r.n, e1-erlles cxssrrt ru-es ~ ssfe
fs~e been sssirf Hrc< ssrsspsrisis sss go
kou.sssr sss tbsf an es-t< nis tfrprofss
knes bsoss eafszpsrssis q - sses NEE
eins." - A. Gsttses. sfhai. MSS.
= hs~e a.e6 Hssc 3 sz~sspsfffis fsr rsssrrt
srs r~~es-es p>r~so@rt s~r~ff from o. =
gF prsssvs, ssrrsssr 81.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

THx result N the democratic speak
srship contest iss matter of 40 sur
Prise 70 those who have watched the
progress Of the campaign from the
epeninx. Uplrss tssday shsil bring
abort an agreement. both Mills and
Crisn OH be unable to secure the prize.
IA a matter Of pelitesl honesty The
sFeskership should be gwen to Nils.
H IS the foreasoss espspsnsof the doe
rine Of free trade and Cleveland :
absess chsmpioa. Crisp = The csndt-
date Of Hill. ssd - sscn represents hut
we polEnesl aes--shst Of getting one<
sna hoisfsnz EFF rossshie several o.
bsas. as q sn able rssNsmsntsrlsn
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
TO trftcT A prRxsktsr CURE

81 ostsyyh r~eu,r~s eonssfe:ssnsi remedy
Hse Eeee = sa-snpasiiia which hs purifysnf
the bioee sBa impsfiiae hes tbs tsns 70 tts
afecse6 srssn. aors thS-enfbs cure
Il have been treusled Ter years VITA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

one doslsr buys . lovely trimmed
has - Psseegl'a
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
Hoods Sarsaparilla

rs shs b-s blood psrsss.. she ss>s se~<s
hsps<. ~ - ssrsasfk ss5iesz. z1h
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

The ris,byu sale. which has been such
. rheso~enal snecess, vsll ~ eostinsed
this seek hy C-ri, Koo4t = CO. Over
10 ona vArds of rssoon we9e said durine
the seek m tse retail sssesrooms. The
same ~oaserfulsy low prices ~la pre-
vsll this w>es.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

~ h sus<er-<stor. Ne. sss "a aaSSllas ave
nue c<<fices III IA = nl. : 2ne\ , ~. S1ha4y
seneoi Al S.N D IA. Mica BAsrsaS. elpI..
tod srsy asrnaf-
Esst street Holland Christian keiorme1-S
srsxRsmA paste. No. as : hast sftezi. ser
vices N. aAd N CsIrohissn al u = "a.
sunday sehssel ct ~ JOAN Bolt eupf.. Ne
-. Batter street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
TWO THINGS
In Regard TO Catafrh.
sss hiss ccs 'siiutionsl Disease
%. II tseeuires Coastifeieasl Remec,

These fvo fscfs are NV - ~e1 tna~n -
tie reasesi fraternity that iorsi srpHesslens
Ifte sruHe ard ishk snis- sys regarded ~ NJ
best nteis ss siss eng temporary rriieL
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

HssiasS Chrfussa keferres ef Ceie.-sok.
ps<+sr Ne a f-es Yzsa e~s-i~~s . - . ~ xs 4
xsa sac N. Essse elzss sf sp n sundss
srsoo 81 II M = = posfmA. sngt. ~
Erosaras.
IeHn Il, DE B.ga. axsor. xe. = L6RrB-s
Sr~ek frfts ItT se6Tr -. 5ekt
s~s~1eS. @ups-. Ne. Iaes fth s~snas
SprtAs <fre<s Holsa1 fhfiaisn Rrfsrmss- =
y. n % F&>tsr. p A. - az -srViess.
D. esnz 2 -. szaasv eoNos4 ~ q
WD Eyses- ssrt-. We. ssrsnx street.
Hssss1 Csr1sslss Befgme1. TlfEb ssenns
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Church OF Christ corner Lyon ard Bs-rtsy
sf eef w J. Russell. psstef. Ne ~ Colt ave-
pue. Services. &c a. aad Ifs. h. ". -
q g. af spm. kunder school a. neon. NJ II.
Serrfrk, esst.. No. 80 Hsfeiss street
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Zlcp German Eysngeiieh. 20 ner w. Bridge
lena street. second house south oi Bridge.
Services at 10 q, M and ! 3. M. sunday
school at s:So m. Nicholas Acker. euDi-. No.
<5 sprin ngie.d avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Chfdren OF zion Church -Scrihner.st., be
~ -en rhsh ara Tenth->ts HsErt A. Q ~
sfrd. rss or. ~, 6zi y. froht- rrfrie q st
ipsg a m. and : q. m rurdsy scbeoi a.
II - The paster IL superintendent II the
sunday school
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Temple Emsnuc,. corner Fountain am Ran
som sirree-F. w. Jessxssop. rabbi, Ma. 10
Barclay street. Services. Fdasy evening nj
7:Jn. saturday msrn az At 10 c'clocA. sunday
school at IA sain'day morain. :. soa s.;1 San-
day morning. kaob Jesse. sou 10 suSe4lnten-
dent Of both sunday Schools
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Seventh Day Adsentists holding services In
Good Tempars HAL. NcNullen blecA-L q.
Moore. pastor. cotssg~ orore avenue, service
AT lU:i5 saturday morning aud s.i5 sunday
evening; sunday school after service on sat
urGay; Thomas benjamin supt-. No. bol :.
Lafayette street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Holland Rs.s.ss ssasd. IsrG 4 str.et between
ryenih aud B e4aSay-Hlaer Maria bo.l-
ker. aciing pssIor. Ne. iSl H. Ltonard sir a I;
s.rsices q IA. ana . p IA; ca cay &C .ae.l
after l;orfing sersicei IL. Ie Aeestfr eGtt
No. ss .rosDs stSesIs sunday = h,oi ~ ~
Cornelius Oas.rs lss. tupl. res4senoe sreond
street. tonstocA's Aadii;oj,
Holland Reformed. c aney street between
Cedar aaa Bradford ssrsets-gebn tGnssn
Brock. psssor. resldsace north of ngcn-
Services. N. ana u No sunday
senoog.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

rniversxiist. hold ag services in Ladies
Literary club use At present-Casrics
furhrer. pastor. No 81 Morris avenue. ser
vice. le:Ga ga. No evening service. saadsy
scaec al u M. fTrd 7. kaud. supf-. corner
Summer street and Shawmui avenue.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06

Free Methodist. services held IN hail 60 ccr-
per Of Scribeer and West Bridge o reets-xrs.
/. zzit ~. White pastor. 80 n y stocking ard
THIRD streets. servie.sa ~ lssis . IN ard J p ~.
sunday school NJ ssse. Ira II. Ipompson.
supf. No. gll n. College avenue.
wesleyan Methodist. Garner Turner and
Crosby streets-N. J. Bladder. pastor. corner
Turper snd Crosby strestsi se'vices. cis~s
me. tags q q VI ant 5:so y M. ermons A. 1ofD
. m and n M eundss sebooi sf u ~ james
Perez. sppl. corner Ceaser aae second street
Comstocks addition.
Zion teoleredl on Flfth svenue-P. ". WI.
rsms paste. No. ia egfiae sf ees, e sicss
~ 40. q M aas 80 N. htp ~ sheol ~
IN. held IA Eomstoet's rev. Canal street
Thomas serbln. kapi.. Mssse street.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-06
Reformed.

Second Reformed, Bostwick street. near
Lyon--Egbert Winter. ps.s;of. No. l23 Ransom
street. Services $50 IN. l:sJ aud pm; sun
day schooi after IN gnIng service. Henry r.
Witmau, No. l0i Barclay street.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-08
DRINKING SOLDIERS.
Pernicious Effects of Moderate Drinking
Among Oficers.

PerniciOus Efects OF Moderate Drinking
Among Onicers.
A good point is scored by Mrs. Nc
Clees for American patriotism. Women,
may reasonably protest when they see
the nations defenders going over to the
enemy by adopting the vices of foreign
countries
1.-THE truth ID land the good of the
army and navy should not allow us to
overlook it) that United States officers
with few exceptions, are so-called mod.
crate drinkers and they also apo for.
eign customs too much
1.-The name 'canteen,' for instance;
for although it may have signified in
the Spanish army more than century
ago cellar for the sale If liquors, with
accompaniment Of music, such as was
once the case I'M the United States ma
Wy when the grog tub was nailed to the
mast Of the'ship' and the blue jackets
were marched to their daily ration by
musical sounds, and although it might
have had the English meaning of per-
ipatetic store chest which afterwards
became permanent refreshment room
for the British army CO so-called
club room. for the French troops; yet
history records for us the sad conse-
quences resulting, viz, greater intoxi-
cation found within the camp limits
than without, so that the attention Of
parliament was called tpsn investiga-
ton which resulted Inv prohibition
w, C. Il. IT,. Bulletin.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-08
A BOLD TRAVELLER.

Miss DoNie, the Young Woman Who. En-.
tirely Unaccompsnied, Has Travelled
Through the Csrpathisns.
1t is not every day that young
woman starts out alone to travel in the
unfrequented paths of Europe among
strange people in ignorance of their
language, as Miss Dowie, the author Of
"A Girl in the Carpathians," has re-
Gently travelled. As she travelled on
mountain ponies, through difficult
bride paths, she cut down her luggage
and travelled in removable skirt, mas
culine knickerbockers, and native san
dals- She carried revolver, which she
did not use, and cigarette case, to
which she had frequent recourse as an
antidote to the poisonous atmosphere
of the cottage interiors which she Wis
tied. She found shelter wherever night
overlook her, in a peasants cottage or
fragrant couch of hay or bivouacked
in an open courtyard, and slept soundly
until disturbed by the cattle in the
morning. The surest specific to the hot
winds, which blew continually, was to
conform to the custom of the country
and give up bathing to harden the skin.
Miss Dowie is most scientific traveller,
and her dominant idea was to take
things leisurely, which is the secret Of
pleasurable journeying. The trip net
ted her both profit and pleasure, but
notwithstanding her delightful descrip-
tions of the scenery and peculiar people
in the Carpathians, she is likely to have
monopoly of the route she so heroic
ally travelled from all other touristA-
n. Y. Sun.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-08
WOman's Advance In Russia.

Since the law was issued that women
be accepted as clerks or copyists in ad-
ministrative bureaus, several young
ladies have been employed in the offices
of Krementchoog. But the clerks Of
the sterner sex regarded them rs in
truders and treated them very shah
billy. This has called forth q strong
reprimand from the governor Of the
city, who issued circular to the ma
licious clerks, beginning with the fol-
lowing phrase: ut has come to my
knowledge that the male tchinovniks
are treating their female colleagues as
the Bashi-Bazouks treated their fair
Bulgarian captives in the late war in
the Balkans" etc. The governor, there
fore, warns his tchinovniks that they
will be discharged and otherwise pun
ished if they persevere in their evil
ways-N. Y. Sun.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-08
ENTERTAINING NOTES.

In ten counties in South Dakota WON.
en- are county school superintendents,
some of them for the second and third
terms.
Miss NEvINs, a Brooklyn girl, earns
her living by giving lessons in photog-
raphy to men and women who wish to
understand and use cameras for amateur
or professional purposes. .....
LAURA HALLowAY LANGFoRD, who
has withdrawn in large measure from
newspaper work for the last few
years is returning to it. Her pet child.
the Seidl society, which is most thrifty
and vigorous youngster, demands and
receives good deal of her time and at
tention. H'
MISS ISABEL HAPGooD, whose excel
lent translations of Tolstoi and other
Russian novelists have won her we'll
deserved fame, is a tall, fine-looking
woman, with gray hair and a winning
smile. Her voice and manner in con.
versation are delightful and make her
a great favorite in the social circles OF
! NeW MulCu 10 iiVA hOAAC.
Miss EMILY DICKINSON, whose poems
have been published only since hel
death, is said to have left 800 manu-
scripts of complete poems and frag
ments of nearly as many more. He,
shyness amounted almost to a mania
and her later years were spent entirely
in her own home. but she loved children
and had habit of lowering gifts t.
l them from her windows
"MIss MoLLIE Z. CHURCH, . coloret
graduate of Oberlin and now teaehel
in the public schools of Washington
has been rendered the position of reg
istrar of her Alma Mater 1t is sal,
that if she accepts she will be the frs
colored graduate of any leading colleg
to become a member of its faculty.
Oberlin is the place for the exper
ment. 1t was the FIRST to open tn
doors of education to the cclore
youth.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-08

hss rest, who taught ~ swn iuflns
llM prayers which he had bsng ego TOR
gotten TO utter.
The child went on and completed her
little verse, and then, as prompted BY
tie mother, continued:
''God bless mamma, papa md my
own self"-then there was pause, and
she lifted her troubled blue eyes to her
mothers face:
God bless papa" prompted the
mother, softly.
''God bless papa, lisped the little ono.
"And-please send him home sober"
he could not hear the mother AZ she
said this, but the child followed In .
clear, inspired tone:
~God-bless papa-and please-send
him-home--sober. Amen"
Mother and child sprang to their feet
in alarm when the door SO suddenly
opened, but they were not afraid when
they saw who it was, returned 50
soon; but that night, when little Mary
was being tucked up in bed, after such
a romp with papa, she said in the Sleep
lest and most contented Of voices:
Mamma, God answers most as quick
as the telephone, doesn't He?"-Union
Signal
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1891-07-08
Helps Her Husband.

Mrs Edwin H. Low, wife of the we'll
known steamship agent, is described as
one of the thriftiest, pleasantest all
round business women in New York.
She is actively engaged with her hus-
band in the conduct of his affairs, and
once or twice a year crosses the Atlantic
to look after the London agencies: and
she has entire charge of the New York
Office when Mr.. Low is absent on bust
ness tour. She is, withall, the embodi-
ment of courtesy and feminine refine
ment, and in spite Of her multifarious
duties she finds time to keep house, en-
terrain hosts Of friends, and now and
then appear in society. She is sister
of Blanche Roosevelt, the novelist.