The morning call., 1891-03-01

stands before the Lee mans loT. Inc :foIlo W.
ing day the same lfigli: q tals*who .:were
first at Admiral Port er's brer, vent to. New
i orks and followed General Shernlalt's re
mains to the train that would convey them
To st. Louis Morning e1nblems hqye been
on the public buildings fer: wee Ks. now and
flags have. been atshif-n1ast so much: THAT
one begins to accept that place as the nat.
ur&l one. $3.50 rs 5z:;, :
With the beginning of Lent. society has
gonezserfaUSiy to work to 1IiiT(tnye It's. time
and mind, and =elasses and lectures are a III
THE CO.. Mrs. Wannfnak err .Wh o. is a most
serious church, Merkerand .abett0r 81: char
E"itable enterprise; gave a decfled Sc satioa#
t0-tfre large OH panyz d women whom she
askeii.to her house .tIliS% week 10 listen to;
Mrs. Maud RalliBg tGn: Booth of 4 ne saliva.
Elton Army Nl4S.=Bo0tll won her audience
beforeslie had said ten NO fora sY eeter#
artl|. more sanity tacps :sweeter: and:
more musical Y0ice =de1 lid not: be- She
#fGok her listeners by Storm and lie ID them
.zinien3 willie she: told of the. resctle5w Grk
accom- lfshgd by her pen Pile. :deeply vas
b the c0ifna1ly :sa Interested that Irll NIB rs
crowd ed :aTfaiiid her at the Clio Sc of he adj
tfres s.. Contribu tions .SYe fes res sed lrpoff
EglislI iYe&Dtller address here he pretty
/ ytiilg tvCIrlffi In. THE lie flannel gown .aId
t*Ielle be met 4 Iler sect has carried every
ore wa tila emf husfasni for her and her.
cause. :: Js:
Fl. Sewing classes, lex tra al tend ance at MIS-;
sion ctlotil < 1 5. -: s. s;"s
:43 - PIANO $REcITAI4s,$ M: :s: NJ
OccIp fr tioilS of so ~, an TO the
St6ddard fllusfrate ted lectures people lra1e::
Ego ne as never. befG Gre Tie lectures ION the
lIpeated twice many times as the original
EprQgTatnI Allowed and SIT II st aTfdfIls room
lis hard be had }yt success of these
iiiustrated lectures aEr.s S tod ttafd has feN0-
i Itstdnlzed HE lecture Business and audit:
Eences les not ais fe d now wit hid words
EsaHd tlle:safitaTY e. of Def fore
il ttienIs tGrAs they nluS ian tile
lecture thai mo 81 Illus tr al ed has t0Eflaye
phthainelral interest or TO. be :giyeIl: by.a
i Celehrity1if Stailej 81 or Ter To- al tact any
i Sort of audience .:.3 -. = 81 - =
city has beer file H:wi Iii the ms ual
+ :niid winter TSiomist Is and the; CROWDED.
;:Ultt 81 rd s=and Isl 6ffe8gard trnA forld9
/: itGuTistS for several week s9z 6w the Gro @ds:
lion the stree tS an UPS in the no tel
E5 show thezpfesene of III ST eat hunlb Der Of
advanced: and :: :: i :: :
:5s: e. PHO GRKssFV E@wo Me y ,s.:i:
w no; are REL o. Il end alton al ouu-5
f ell III: M " lasts: OF three DAYS of
i mex week Re pres en- atI9es $ = rom associa-
Stions .of weme n in every part of tha conItfrY
are to BE gal heTett here= ella ii 0nss nth
Iiterarv, sriellt ,charit ble.E sneia = and:
4 political aims, temperance and every other
possible to furt he land "A II. are to:
meet, tell and d scItss thef met hods and
Eabfects Tie VIC, II. III 5, part fsan5 and
T. nom parti an re to:mee JIM common: cQun-:
efI lndsT1nny ascent ion 3 more distinctly:
i opposed to s(l93 AN other, al come tog ether:
lin harmony. < lie suffrage ass Grafton: holds
kits convention during the same week, and
T boards, commltte tees meetings 8: nd ID elega-.
f cations are y Keeping the members OF; the
/ council busy S0rli$iS send 81 5 dele sate,and
Mrs: & Potter 2, IlHler comes: to repre-.
| sent the Beard of + Iatx !: Managers ofz
1.-the Worlds Fair, and s. wi lE:a(i lreSs the
L convention ON the; su hjert j 4. her. charge
l. As lis ::.n0 W. decide d. that the
I Board of%Lady= Managers: are to have az
EhnildIng to cost $500 600 the OF that
body otw onlen are y lwnlI Ii mere prQmls-s
] ing and interesting than tll ey have heen.s
+ Mis-: Palmer, from beih solely an elegant ter.
anil al society woman, been ormed:
/ into Ia bus mess ON an, a nd ;Wo RS as d ara
# and earn e. silly as If SHE llad ;atNags been
trained to: great public affairs, deliberative;
l%Ro,iies. coHfracts. and such transactions.
+ Her daily mail IS: larger than: th&tof any:
/ Cohgres sman,. and: two: s. cretaIies. and a
Lyme writer are busted by her Id add to.
all that size does yet al ter Ter:
l#Chicago. Mrs. p almersh en- m ~ n
1inEton once ;befnfe* this Winter1Qn bus pess;
in connection wit Ii her board, and has made
/ trips. New.:Y or eyeraE time 1or$tlle.
i same iIs,and is fulf0f enthusiasm over
tile pr0spects Of her hralich.ot = -. go.
~: IIE@G GRE AT SHOW :oF 1885,. so: $a 81
~; Miss Fannie Wilcox, "a handsome:y young
E:Iadv from*C california, 81 las been So ending the:
season atafhe: SlLGreHam$W with her parents.
4 Miss Wilcox has a tall finely nfolded figure,
/ and wauld attrac adm on IN algilost any
| assembly. She assisted Mrs. Representative:
/ Gibson att the. last reception: atthe Shore
i hams. Z !: :: - .s ::
r.: Tie first notesof summer junketscame in.
the request for $40 600 for a House commit
/ tee to visit .AlaSka and the Yellowstone
/ Park during the. comm g season. Ii1e re-
SELECTED ltteemen wish to see d Nv. the.
i Government funds and affairs are being N am
! aged in those=remote parts, nd they blandly
lsannounce as. an argument in favor OF the Trip
i that they mean. to look intD the ques tl0If' OF
Il the Alaska and. British Columbia boundary
4 lima and3yfsit the camps of. the surveyors
now at work there:::.fs the only SURVEYING
i of that boundary ,haSEbeen: the recent w OK
:Eof Consistency rties.in mar king the I'm
i of tile one hundred and forty=hrst meridian
from Mount st. Elias to. the frozen ocean,
i those Congress sIhen will have a merry time
II of it in the northern wilds... Committees ee,
i fore this have started to; Visit the sea-
4 Islands. but: finding when: they IeaclSu 4
!: the edge Of the i ocean !. tnal .n ls
4 Islands lay IA fortnigirt's Journey beyond
i Them across a stormy ocean, they abandoned
Il the plan and stayed by their cem1ortaDle
i private car Other committees. VINO mean
i TO travel for; the pubic. gQOd. nave WISELY
i held mentionaof it back, and the last days
5. and hours of the session will see many little
!: toiirs arranged for. TheSenate Indian COM
mittee. which is one of the great touring
! committees, will devote its attention to the
i Sioux tribes this yegr, and Pine Ridge and
: Wounded Knee will command the attention
Eof Senator Dawes and his colleagues this
season. q, 20
/ The spirit of Travels now in the air, and
one hears details of tours on all sides.
Elected and rejected statesmen are counting
upon this summers vacation as reward for
last years protracted session. Many CT
them will follow Major MeKinley's foot