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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-17
Beats the World,

Philadelphia Inquirer.
New York has made another advance In
the matter OF the Grant monument fund.
The latest Information concerning that
fund Is that she has kindly consented 10
let Brooklyn subscribe not less than $50, 600
in order TO make up the sum still needed.
The new scheme was probably suggested
by tho success which attended her efforts
to secure a ship-load of breadstutfs for the
starving Russians-that is. New York got
the ship and the country at large gave the
breadstutfs. If Brooklyn is not satisfied
with the smallness of the sum she Is to con-
tribute. il is probable thatNew York might
be induced to let her give tho entire
amount. In matters like these the New
Workers beat the world for generosity.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-17

The May Russell Burlesque Company.
which played an engagement here earlier
in the season. was so well received by
those who like the class of entertainments
$iven by IL. that IL has been secured for q
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-17
PENSIONS FOR VETERANS.
Residents of Indiana and Illinois Whose
Claims Have Been Allowed.
Pensions have been granted the follow

Claims Have Been allowed.
Pensions have been granted the follow
ing-named IndianIans:
Originally William Jephson. Christian Kicker.
Joseph Thompson, Milton Douglas, Daniel Glib
son. Adam Metz, Elmers A. Thomas, John II.
McCloskey, john W. Bridgman, Gilbert /. Patter-
sou. William III. Bowman. Jonas Hoover, Jacob
Kopf. George Luther, William q. Nash. Meredith
Whitacre, William T. Hoskins. Additional
Martin NJ. Whetzel, Benjamin F. Davis. Michael
Wallick, Samuel j. Carr. Increase - David
Brnner, Enoch BraZelton. Reissue-Jasen W.
Brown. Original widows, etc.-Mahala c. Davis.
Mary sullivan, Louisa Allsup, John \. Reichart
Qather.)
TO OF
Original-Drury ID. Martin, Jonathan 3. Tay-
Tor. stephen Barton. George W. StOy, Henry
Phipps, George Bernius. Lewis Winans, I. j. j.
Davis. W. q. Phillips, Henry V. Garrison, Jacob
Reese. John Thumel, Hiram Calkins, Walter A.
Sargent, samuel A. Trogden. George W. Reed,
W. NJ. Martin, Henry schrader. Additional
Daniel Hamburger, William Lorrbach. Hiram
Cook, James A. Harris. Thomas Eastus, Thomas
Alsopp, T.. T.. Creech. increase-James NJ.
Thomas, Calvin W. Edgar, James McCabe, |. l..
Chauncey, Ferdinand Ii. Ferrand. ". ID. Henry,
Charles ID. wilson Reissue and increase-W. III.
Barker. Original widows. etc.-Cordelia j.
Young. Sarah >. Watson, You're BoucharG moth
erl
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-17
Doesn't Need q Tonic.
New Yo.

New York Tribune.
These are days when Republicans smile
and look CHEEKY. The grand old party
does not need a spring tonic. The weather
suits it this year in every section of the
country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-17
oh, No. Some Never VIII Learn.

Wendell Phillips once said: Defeat is
education" According TO this dIction tho
Democrats must m~onopolize all the culture
of the country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-17
Building Associations.

The impression is gen eraI among those
who are at all familiar with the oituatiou
that Indianapolis already has all the build
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-30
SCHOOL NOTICE.

All, PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS
n with the School Com nmissioner Will hnd
him in his office all public days and every
Saturday in each month dearest the inlaule
OF the month, during the present year LOT the
l.. COWAN,
School Commissioner Abbeville County.
Feb =, 1892.
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The AbbeVille Land, Loan and
Improvement Company.

TN ACCORDANCE with Commission Of
i Secretary of State ]. @. Marshall directed
10 the undersigned Board of Corporators o
the ABBEVILLE LAND, LOAN AND IN
PROVEMENT COMPANY
Notice Is hereby given that the books Of
subscription of said company will be open at
the office of ]. ALLEN SMITH, President. on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH inst, at the
Abbevllle National Bank.
J. ALLEN SMITH,
w. G. MCGOWAN,
P. ROSENBERG,
AUG. w. SMITH,
+. A. TEMPLETON,
r.. NJ. HADDON.
+. P. COTHRAN.
Board of Corporators.
Abheville. S. c.. Feb. 1891.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-30

A II GREAT EXPENSE | AM NOW PRE-
n pared to sink wells through clay, quick
sand and rock to any desired depths. Curb
ing the clay down 10 rock with heavy Arte-
sian Wrought Iron Pipe, hy no other means
Is IL possible TO get down To the walter bearing
strata except with Drill Machine. l would
count of rock rquick sand To communicate
with me. | expect TO continue sinking the
Terra Gotta Wells where desired, and claim
that in ten years experience | have sunk
more and given more general sntisn3t ion
than any man in the State. arn no squatier,
here to-day probably in Texas next wotk
consequently my guarantee Is of some erect.
Address. G.. Nj. CALHOUN,
March 2, 1892. Greenwood, >. Z.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-30

Fure refined lard strictly guaranteed
Heath < Co.
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DENTAL NOTICE.
DR.. S. G.. Thomson,
OFFICE UPSTAIRS ON MCILWAIN
Corner.
Abbeville. S. C, March q. 1891. If
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Wanted.
Apportionment School Fund for
Ahheville County for 1892.

THE apportionment Of the School Fund iGr
/ the townships in Abberiile comfy oas is
herewith annexed, and the School trustees
a re Cautioned not to oy erdraw on the amounts
designated for their respective School DIS
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1892-03-30
The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

John l.. Arnold, Plaintiff,
against
Grace G. Cochran, In her own right and as En-
ecutrix of last will and testament Of Law
son II. Arnold. deceased, Fannie Presnell,
Sallie Wilson, o. c. Spencer, Gray Spencer,
William Spencer, Grace Spencer, Irma
Spencer, Florida p. Arnold, Mary Mauldir,
Carrie Tate. Laura Cooper, Matte Arnold,
and B. +. Wilson, as Executor of last will
and testament of Lawson T. Arnold, de-
ceased, Defen dants
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SUMMONS FOR RELIEF.
Complaint served.)

To the Defendants above named:
l OU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED AND
required to answer the complaint in this &C
tion, Of which a copy is herewith served upon
you, and to serve a copy Of your answer to
the said complaint on the subscribers at their
Office, Grecnville, S. c., within twenty days
after the service hereof, exclusive of the day
of such service and If you fail to answer the
complaint within the time aforesaid. the
plaintiff In this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated March llth A. ID. 1892.
BENET i MCCULLOUGH,
Plaintiffs Attorneys
THos. l.. MOORE, c. C.. c. p. LIS.
10 the Absent Defendants: o. c. Spencer,
Gray Spencer, William Spencer, Fannie
Presnell:
Take Notice: That the complaint herein
was filed in office of Clerk of Court of Com
mon Pleas for Abbcville county on the 1lth
day of March, 1892.
BENET l. MCCULLOUGH,
Plaintiff s Attorneys.
March lG, 1892, ct
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
State News in Brief.

The Twepty-fifth Michigen infantry
will reune at Ann Arbor today.
NJ. II. Parkinson, of Iona. to decide
bet, shaved himself IN twenty-thres
seconds.
A notorious den run by frankie Cur
tbs, of Hancock, was totally DESTROYED
by fire few nights ago.
samuel Cosell, q drummer at Lud-
ingtou, found a man wearing msck-
intosh that was stolen from him at
Cleveland. He possesses 1t again.
While looking over the effects of the
late Alonzo Belts, his sister of Reading
found IN a memorandum book dlrec-
ton TO look into an old shoe. She ID
so, and IN an old pair 81 overshoes she
discovered 81 200 in money, checks and
notes.
Wesley Dswley, living north OF Vi
emma, was under arrest charged with
stealing corn and oats from a neighbor.
lie Acknowledges the corn, but insists
that he bought the oats. Dswley set.
tied.
John Bentley of Saginaw, a we'll
known engineer. was badly burned on
the side of ms face and head bv the
e1plosi on Of al alcohol lamp.
The OtssgO Union has neen pur.
chased by the Union Publishing com
psny. Henry c. Nslonsy, Port Hu-
ron journalist. vii be the editor.
Many tenderfsss are fieckIng 10 Mar
quette 10 secure 81 600 home-tesds on
The Bay de Noquet grant. which re-
gently reverted - the government.
The state board Of education viii
msetAt I psllAnti t0dsy 70 select a sue
cessor 80 Prof. Goodwin.
James Mad son, formerly one % The
propT etors Of the Msniaee Tine.
sentinel, has purchased half Interest
IN the Advocate.
John NcMullen ~ Musksgon ssv. ~
didn't throw kettle q hoihng Vstei
st has motber-ln-lsv he says ~.
. threw Z BIN. lie also dSnlss lssvins
town for fesT Of arrest.
Cisud bennett Of Allsytvon Will,
ont RABBIT bunting accidentally dc
charged RS gun and the ssot iodrso T
/ rs arm near the elbow Jo5at, frsctBr
ing both bo5sa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28

IASsISG, Oct. Z7.-The following
op Mons SeFs handed down IN the go
preme court this morning;
Afrrmfc Curry Hotel company We.
Mullins; Dean et Al -. the Ann Arbor
street Faiiways knottenus Vs. the
North Park street Railway company
jolly -. Detroit, Lsnslag X Northern
Railway company; Becker Vs. Mason
Dawson ct a. We. Trem4ines Bank or
Montreal ". J.. 4. Potts, salt and Lum-
Der company; 0stsrnout, Fox Lumber
company vs.. Rice; Jackson Fire, Clay
snd Tie company vs. snyderi stocklsy
VS.. stocklsy two casesj.
Ravsrsed-Freuek ss. wilkinson;
Township of Cummings Va. county OF
OgemaWi Challenge Wind and Feed
Mill company Vs. Kerr; Lewis vs. 10
be; Reed vs.. Gould; ia city Of Detroit
W. John Brennan & Co. award OF
jury IA condemnation proceedings at
lEaed.
Cases heard-70. Herbert Hare.
guardian, VS.. ONO Farmers Insurance
Co.; n; Arminda McCsslin VS.. the
Lake Shore * Michigan Southern Rail-
way Co.; -, Mary Hodges ct al vs..
Mary Cook; "a, stephen A. Shufeit vs..
BENJAMIN Moore; IS. George Russell
vs.. John RUSSELL and Harriet RUSSELL
70. Matilda Howard, Administrative,
vs. Orrin Coon; u, First National Bank
Kalamazoo Us. Henry Guntermsn; IS,
Martin Laudyseowski OF al vs.. Edward
Martyn; so. j. irving Pearce ct al v,
Elisha c. Ware; So, II. G. McFarlan vs..
the Township of Cedar Greek.
The court adjourned until Tuesday,
November l. with tho following case,
on call: SO, 81, So, SO, So, IS, IS, 80
.. 81.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
IRELAND NOT DISTURBED.
The Arohh shop Says the Attack on Him
Is Vile and Mendsclous.

ST. PArI, Oct 27.-Archbishop Ire
land was this morning shown the at
tack made upon hlm IN Al anonymous
pamphlet printed IN Rome. The SUI
thor charges the archbishop WITH want
Of verscity IN the Fsrbault and Still
water controversy. The archbishop
glanced hastily and rather contemptu-
ousiY over The account snd at frst
sad
con. can't talk about II. What e
the use7 IL accounts 20 nothIng; u e 8
vie and eonfemptitie thing
Hswas evidently srsre u the exist
ence OF tne pamphlet and vas not 81
al taken sbscs. Quickly changing his
purposs n regard - ignoung the at
tack the archbishop "a
Here sou may ssY this, The
pamphlets ~ss vrtiea ~ A Amerlcsa
ecclfssstic ~ a. eastern stsle snd vas
distributed q Rome. where q wss re-
cslved bv a van suprsuas G sEust.
great regret icing there expressed thsi
a pen should have been found n Amer
ia 70 rrts such vie. nsenoscsous
things for vie, unworthy Pofpose.
Thst e al.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
Banks ara Trusts Report.

LANSING, Oct. 27.-The reports from
l36 state banks and three trust compa-
MES. made To Commissioner of Bank
ing Sherwood AZ the close of business
September 80, shows an increase IN
savings deposits slnce July ~ OF 81 ,05S,
20l.33, the total amount of savings de-
posts being $50. 929, 572.S7. This indI-
Gates that the laboring man IS prosper
Gus under the operation of the Mckin-
ley bill. and is Il sufficient answer to
the democratic Campaign charge that
this class OF citizens IS carrying the
burden of a protective tariff. The total
amount OF savings AMI mercantile de-
posts Is St3,Ti. 70l.s7. and the total
assets Of ali the state banking instltu-
tions is ISL .2IS, 1868. This is of course
exclusive OF the national banks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
ARRIVAL AT PgrTs suE0.
The President Receives News OF the
Death Of Former Partner.

The President Receives News OF the
Death Of a Former Partner.
PrrrsBuRs, Oct. 27.-The reception
gwen TO the train al Altoona amounted
10 almost q denomination. The crowds
surged into the station from al the sd-
joining streets, completely filing every
available inch OF space, wnls the ira. u
eaed vas filled with TAiiroa1 employees
aud others who had access thereto.
Tbs ylsducts over the tracks IN ths
vicinity OF the station were also lined
with people anxious 10 get sghmpse
Of the train. At Altoona Mr.. and Mrs.
Ineo \. Ely joined the party aud rode
with the president as far ne Cresson.
They were friends of Mrs. Harrison aud
on several occasions have ter enter
tanned at the executive Mansion IA
Washington while sae vas the mistress.
A basket OF handsome cut fiowers with
the card of Mr.. aud Mrs. Ely was
placed IN the compartment occupied
by the casket. The tram left Altoona
with three engines attached, which
hauled IL up the grade of the Allie
genenies, at Horse shoe curve, with all
the ease and speed that single engine
had brought. II over the middle divis-
lon. The two extra engines We're
dropped at Giilitzen, the mountain
summit. While at Altoona Attorney
General Miller received telegram An
nouncIng the death of Dauphln Hines,
grandson OF Judge Hines, former law
partner OF Mr.. Miller and of Pres
ldent Harrison. Dinner was served
IN the Wildwood and also in
the Continental. After leaving
Altoona. the occupants of the
train began to settled themselves
for the night. Greensburg turned out ut
10 O'Clock q crowd Of several hundred
people. Running into Pittsburg the
various suburbs, Bessemer, Braddock.
East Liberty and Wall, all contributed
large crowds of spectators The
smoky City" was reached IN due time
and here the crowd at the station num-
bered into the hundreds. The train
pulled into union station, Pitts
burg at 1910, 20 minutes late.
A crowd of probably 1900
had gathered upon the platform.
Gordon or police kept the spectators at
distance. The president mad retired
| for the night just before the train
! reached this city. The train was care
| fully inspected and engine No. IS, in
charge of Engineman D. c. Blair, and
No. IS, IN charge of Engineman Thomas
Kane, were attached TO the train. Al
| 1866 the sombre train, in charge OF
| Conductor Edward Purcell, started
west over the tracks of the Pittsburg,
Cincinnati, Columbus, Chicago & In.
dianapolis road. The crowd at the
depot was more orderly, while head.
were barred in respect as the train
| pulled into and out of the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
Nancy Faila This TING.

SEpALIA. No.. Oct 27.-Nancy Hanks,
with Budd Doble In the sulky, went
against ner record of 2:0i on Sedalla's
kite-shaped track this afternoon, but
the best she could do WAS 2:0os. A
stiff wind was blowing down the
stretch, and 1t was too cold for record
breaking. On Line went against her
record of 2:ll. but the best she could
do was 2:l3f. The other events re-
suited as follows:
2:30 trot, unfinished-Doctor IL. won,
Miss McLAin second, Adine third; nc
time.
2.25 trotting, purse s5oo-Miss Edith
won, Stratford second, Emolita third
best time, 2:20i.
Free-for-all pace. purse $5Oo-Fred
III. won, Almont second, Minnie A.
third; time, 2:l4f.
2:30 trothng, purse $500-Star Hawk
won, Lewis Sprague second, DANES
third; best time, 2:25.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
SANTA FE EARNINGS.
The Annual Report Madc to the Stock
holders by the Officers.


BosToS, Oct. 27.-The annual report
of the Atchlson, Topeka d Santa Fe
Railway company submitted at the
stockholders meeting at Topeka today,
makes the excellent showing for the
fiscal year ended June 30, 1892. Aver
age operated mileage of the road pro-
per, 1924; gross earnings. S6,43S, 1879;
net earnings, Sll ,227 ,255; increase
gross, S2,774, 473; increase net. 81 ,606,-
709. st. Louis * San Francisco aver
age operated mileage, l,s64; gross earn
lngs, SS,S05. 437; net, S3, 1926 .6lS; increase
gross, 1871 ,72l; increase net, S403, 442.
Colorado Midland average operated
mileage $50; gross, S2,l03.600; net,
$563, 1888; increase gross, 1925, 1888; in
crease net, Sl7,7S5. Grand total: Cen
eral Atchison railway system average
operated mileage, 1883; gross, S47 ,347 :
226: net, $l4, ,456; increase gross.
1921 ,527; increase net, 81 ,992, 365.
The figures do not include earnings
from various properties which will
swell net earnings by 81 100000 adj
tional. The tons of freight carried
one mile on the Atchison increased
272 1891 ,3lS tons; st. LOUIS and san
Francisco, Al ,5ll,276 tons; Colorado
Midland, 5.4l3. 250 tons; grand total In
crease for the general system of 309,.
305, Si4 tons one mile.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
Committed SuicId.

ADRIAN. Oct. 27.-Andrew J. Schle-
mann, an ex-postal clerk, committed
suicide IN his room here yesterday
afternoon by putting thin black neck
tie around his neck and fastening 1t 10
the upper door hipge. lie lost his
wife over = year ago and has been act
ing strangely ever since and was for a
time considered crazy. For several
days he had been busy asserting his
papers and preparing for the deed. He
was discovered by his mother before
the body became cold, but medical aid
was unable TO restore him. He had
81 900 insurance on his life and nearly
as much more in the bank.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
Racing at Columbia.

COLUMBIA. Tenn, Oct. ia great
democratic speaking here today de,
layed the program at the kite shaped
track, and as result only one race
was finished. In the 2:l5 class pace
Blue Sign took the first heat IN 2:I4
but the second was taken by
the favorits. Storm, in 2:lli
Storm also took the third heat il
PIP and Blue Sign was distanced
There were Is starters for the 81 ,00C
2:30 dash stake, Ermine sold for l0(
and the field for 40. Only one hea
was trotted and this was taken by
Geneva IN 2:l4. Summaries:
Yearling stake, values S750-Nellis
A. won, Conformation second, Cover
GUS third, Normandy fourth, Egremon
fifth; time, 2:363, 2:36.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
Independence Races.

INDEPENDENCE, Oct. 27.-Good wealth
er, q good track and q good time were
the principal features of today's pro-
gram at Rush Park. In the 2:30 trot
Buckshot won in straight heats. Col.
Nottingham being q straight second
Jim third; best time, 2:29t.
2:l5 psce-Fred S won the race after
pacing SIX heats, Spears second, Long.
itude third; best time, 2:14i.
2:25 trot, goes over untinished-Viv-
ian and Abadonna each claiming two
heats apiece in 2:24. Swannock, B. S.,
by Advance, to beat 2:22t, trotted in
2:20.
Stowawsy, by Chester, to beat 2:2li,
trotted in 2:l9.
Ladus Woodford, B. S., by Woodtord
Wilkes, to beat 2:l6i, paced in 2:l6t.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
Expert Rifle Practice.

CHICAGO, Oct. Pin the known dis
tence work at Fort Sheridan range be
tween the regular army team and the
Illinois, Iowa and Wisconsin teams,
Illinois earned total of 1902 against
1908 secured by the regulars. The
Iowans made 1882 points and secured
third place, while Wisconsins made
| $50. Private V. s. Sweetheart, third
infantry, made the highest score. Sc
curing 46 out of q possible 80. Private
Sweinhart IS now the champion rife
shot of the army. Tomorrow will end
the shoot. and as il will be all skirmIsh
work 1t would not be surprising TO see
the regulars win the Washburn medal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
MRS. POSTER AT ioNIA.
She Delivers a Rousing Address Before
the Republicans.

IOSfA, Oct. 27.-Mrs. J. Ellen Foster
OF Iowa, president OF the republican
wOman's campaign committee. ad-
dressed a very enthusiastic audience
At the klnk tals evening. She spoke OF
the republican party as the founders
of the laws o. the nation as introd uced
by Alexander Hamilton. which are car
red out to the present day. She spoke
OF this as being one of the greatest
campaigns IN tue history OF America.
She laid great stress on the war meas
ure. sue spoke Of the great part Of
the democratic party being IN the
south. she said the republican party
was the protectors OF our nations man
ufac.ures and the friends OF American
soldiers. Great credit was gwen TO
James g.. Blame and Governor McKin-
ley for what they had done for our
nation. she compared the republican
party with the machinery Of clock IN
governing the nation. The prohIbi-
ton party, she said. Is rowing across
the stream, but VIII never land. She
also compared the democratic party
with . wheel running backwards, and
no. being "in it,"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
DOWN GOES A MARK
Stamboul Lowers the World 5
Stallion Record,
MAKING The MILE IN 2:08 IL
Paio Altos Mark Lowered BY Ia Sec
ond and the Title of King OF the Turf
Passes TO the Fleet stamboul.

STOCKTON, Cal. Oct. 27.-A sharp,
cool breeze blew athwsrt the stretches
OF the klte-shsped track al 1916 CLOCK
today, when stsmboul was started
against the worlds stallion record.
Msben drove the racer. From the tifsi
bound the great stallion went WIN
ming gait. The first pole Was made IN
the great time of :S0t, and the half III
the equally remarkable time of l:0ls.
He went with a skip TO the wire IN
2:0Sl, lowering Palo Altos record 10y
one-fourth of q second aud his own
record by two and one half seconds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
Felix Morris 10 Be a Star.

CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-Felix Morris, the
popular actor, announced today that
ne will launch out next season for
himself as star. Last Monday Mr..
Morris formally notified Manager Cecil
Clay of the Rosina Nokes company of
his intentions IN order that Mr.. Clay
might have ample time to look abou,
for his successor next year. When
Miss Vokes' season closes in New York
City next May, Mr.. Morris Will bid her
farewell and go to his summer home IN
Oconomowoc, Wis, 10 rest and prepare
for his own tour.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-28
CHRISTIAN UNION.
The Delegates to the National Conven-
ton en- Route TO Denver.


DENVER, Colo, Oct. 27'-Delegates
TO the w. c. L. u. convention came in
rapidly today, number of SPECIAL
trains arriving early in the morning.
AS soon as the visitors arrived they
were ushered to the National head
quarters at the Albany hotel where
they were registered and assigned to
places at private residences. The bosrd
of superlntendents and the leg slative
committee held meetings this morning
preparatory to arranging all matters
Tor the beginning of the { invention to-
morrow morning. A committee was
appointed 10 consider what members
OF the ". c. t. L. should be represented
at the worlds fair congress. The COM
miitee appointed was "a follows: Mrs.
l.. VI. y. stevens of Name, chairman;
and Mrs. Hoffman of Missouri. Mrs.
Rounds OF Illinois, Mrs. Durham of
Iowa. Mrs. Hitchcock of Louisisns.
The following - the telegram sent to
President Harrison: Approaching the
sloneness of your bersft heart, the ex-
ecutive board of the W. &. L. L. IN
Denver assembled. extends 20 you. the
chief executive Of our nation the ten
derest sympathy in this hour OF sepsTa-
ton from your life long companion. -