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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

handed to Master " IN anoihc.
bow.
The two fathers then returned TO the
parlor to take part in the wedding ies-
tiyiticA
Eight days later the merchant Of
Brock came to visit his daughter. who
now lived with her husband At Ansicr-
dam. He found Master Wocrden In
great tribulation.
"Ah. friend Van Elbcrg!' he cried in
despair "What shall dot Tho fisher
men arc bringing in my hcrrings. and l
cannot find single cask 10 pack thom
IN. They will nh he .poilcdG
"Ah" returned Van Elborg coldly.
"You bought up all the hcrrings aud !
have bought all the caiks. could sell
thom TO you at an cxorbitant price. but
az / wish 20 keep my word about giving
my daughter her dowry Of 1000 ducats'
I will only charge You the amount you
/ so sl.illfully made out of me in tho other
matter. Nou arc very cunning, You
/ merchants Of Amsterdam, but we Of
Brock have positive genius, you Fcc."
"But you got the idea from NOR rc'
spondcd Minister Wuerlon proudly -
Translated from the French of Hippo
lyto Eticnncz by Mary Crugcr for Ro
I nance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

Syrup"
Asthma.


every Winter, aud last Fail my
friends as well as myself thought
because of my feeble condition, and
great distress from constant cough
ing, and inability TO raise any Of the
accumulated matter from my lungs,
that my time was close at hand.
VIXEN nearly worn ont for want Of
sleep and rest, a friend recommend
cd me 10 try thy, valuable medicine,
Boschcc's German
Gentle. Syrup. am con-
49,, fdcnt Il saved my
he'rosn'nB life. Almost the first
eloep. dose gave inc great
rcliefanda gentle re-
f-eshing sleep, such as had not had
for weeks. Mycough began iinmcdi-
atcly to loosen and pass away, and
| found myself rapidly gaining in
health and weight. am pleased
10 inform Observation-Disclosures l
am in excellent health and do Ger
tainly attribute it TO thy Boschccs
German Syrup. c. d. STIcREEY,
pictor, Ontario" q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

"shccp," said Engineer willard,
'cauac moro trouble than any other
stock Am engineer always tries to
guard against killing stock, but u / had
ly choigo wo1ld rather run into cat.
tlc, horscs. hogs or any other animals,
rather than saeep. Many thou-and3 of
sheep arc IN the great Aocl;s that some
umss cross the tracks Of western rail-
ruf'l. Where thoroaro no fences n quick
turn In the road through cut may find
tho locomotive moving right through
them. It Is well known how sheep fol.
low their leader. Notwithstanding tho
moving train they continue 10 rush un.
der the cars, aud sometimes many arc
killed that the locomotive never touched
They really commit suicide, crowding
under the wheels before tho train can b.
stopped.
"somotimcs over goo or 200 sheep have
been killed. But the wool gets into tho
running gear OF tho engine, and this
cause, the engineer moro trouble tlinu
| tho killing Of other stock. Sometime,
the engineer IN compelled 10 stop and
clean ont the wool that works It's way
into tho more delicate machinery. AZ
the end OF trip search is also mad,
for wool tea, may have escaped tho nt
tcntiou OF tho engineer in his oxamina
ton. Denver News.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

Although the schooner f. generally
deemed % big yacht. d: Is nevertheless u
fact that small schooners are desirable
bonita 10 have. and that tho number Of
schoonors Of small tonnage b. Increasing.
There Is no denying tho advantage Of
tho schooucr's rig over that Of the sloop.
4 schooner Of forty feet g. handler,
safer and less expensive 10 run than u
forty footsloop. The rig Of the schooner
b. peculiarly adapted 20 all wcathcrs,
and small crew can handle such yos'
sci with case. when 10 manage n sloop
Of equal izo would require tho best cl.
forts of "all hands and tho cook" Tho
reason for this Is that tho schoonor'a
anil can b. attended 10 one 40 a time.
which is not tho case with tho big main.
sail sloop.
ANY yschtcr of experience can relate
tales Of hard trials wi.ha sloop In rough
weather that would not have worried a
scHoonars crow 90 all. Tho waters O;
the eastern sound and II Boston hnrbot
hayc many Of these littlo schooner, aud
their owugrs got from thcm m amount
[ OF comfort that can mover be appreciated
/ uyo by ono who has had uxpgr.pnc,
/ with both schooner and floop.
Such yacht Is cheap 10 build, chcai
toru, aud very ruomy For. men whg
] aocl. 20 yacht for pleasure, comfort au,
safety. tho schooner aud tho yawl ARE
| beyond question ideal boats II faCin.
/ DO tho desire Of ;hc yachting man, how
I ever. tho gut. iih and maiusln, sisuI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

on tho highly polished dashboard OF
No. hose wagon, stationed at fro de-
partmcnt headquarters, IS u large silver
plated horseshoe once worn by "Old
jim" an animal that did long service
Within the shoe, painted ON the gilded
surface In black letters, Is this inscrip.
ton, In memory OF Old Jim; sixteen
years OF faithful service" Tho object
OF this simple memorial was 9 years old
when taken into thoscryicc, and % when
he di1d, five years ago, When ho won,
to worl; there were only nix horses in
tho department service. Ito holds the
record for staying qualities.--Kansas
Civ Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

IN hollow trcca
-.,,a euls. chlpmunks, bats aud bees.
p'e chipmunk. bat OF bee,
nis.er nv stores In an empty tree.
Under the grunnd
....d beetles and snakes arc found,
Anls , snsb tl,e snake with a lcathern skin
900 c,liGr 10 hide him Ia.
ny tho brooks brink.
.-,..A, 90 tho beaver, tnuskrat, mink.
tF.ald IN a doablot close rs hc.
.'llss,,sfs hut were the place Tor me.
High DER tho rocks.
,s,,hi. watch tower, dwclls the fox.
Nv II more flect than the west Wind Is,
,M,Is,,e a staircase steep a. Ills.
ofnose and bcnk,
- ADJ tail. Il were long 10 speak.
TO- creature much admire
dIpa ines lu wintcr and accia no ire.
Whatsoever any one meets
~. ,,ofel his chamber or paved his streets,
afnil their wits. not one, you SEE,
r.. issrfti tho secret ~ lock aud hey.
~, n. Goodasi In Springfield Republican
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-25

We don't all look at questions Of
ethics in tho Same way, A young Eng
lish traveller in Valencia became cuan-
orcd Of gypsy girl, but told tho
mother that he was not rich enough 10
marry her. The mother laughed and
said, WHAT not rich enough in this
land Of guincas; Why, with 80 accom-
plished n thief MS my daughter. you will
be u millionaire In u twelyemonth!'-
New York Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

The readers of the JOURNAL will re-
nletib. thut .t,ule t!ne Axo tue rAntn
Ut Thomas Barry, uu the Lorth side OF
f-ilow.'nne river, opposite Forsyth,
Way robbed 1t 500, but IN arrests were
then made. the officers had .trnng
,uHptcIoIls, tut kept quiet about he
n1Atter, untlt Thursday nigi,t, when
Ml>s MAt,.l Ko<co WAS ARRESTED ut Fur
sy.ll Nhtu she Was about to lsave for
the east.
The prisoner hnu for so1ne time
beeu employed ut S,un Ey1wurtl' !,
hotel II. a walter, but f=w .tavr bet.1re
tue robbing teverta ner connection
with tue hous-, aud went over tn Mr..
barry'4 t" visit lady friend, who VIZ i
employed by him, aud WAS at the
rnnth al the time nf the robbery.
Wnen arrested sue had $50 in her
trunk and a lille OVER $40 Oh her per.
son. she was brought down 10 this
city yesterday by ConstatIe McAullt1e,
and Ia now IN custody here, awaiting
AN examination. She den.e4 all
knowledge Of the robt cry, and claims
that lhe money was the reault Of sAv-
ings from her wages.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22
SF,ecttuen Caseh+

8. Fl. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis.,.
was troubled with neuralgia and rheu-
matism. his stomach WAS dtsordered,
bis liver was affected to an alarming
degree, appetite fell away, aud be WAS
terribly reduced In health and
strength. Three bottles Of Electric
Biltels cured him.
Edward shepherd, Harrisburg, Pa,
had a running sore on bis leg Of eight
years standing. Used three bottles Of
Electric Ritters and seven b0xes of
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve, aud his les ID
sound anu we'll. Johu Speaker, Ca
tawba, o., hud five large fever sores
on hls leg. Doctors said be wAs incur-
able. One bottle Electric Bitters and
QUE hox Bucklen's ArnicA Salve cured
him entirely. Sold at Saw ge Drug
Et0re
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

for thr lessons. II t-t ! ha' Ht l. alnl1tI
III EtnFrAiltirt, nd *tt.1,litt, tIlA& III
talked st, lust that It VIA i'm ,to>-lhl*
;"r Il Int hand f+ttttttr 10 luke nry
1ntt l''nei,t rtttnt tf WHIT ht* -*id> W.
':atl .ttt~rNl'y ~ay |tr 1..Fn, hnntver.
t},4t he t. he vtrr let :xttHEtr tte
u* tuf ErAt- lxvt ever mad In tnl> trc>
tinn oi he IL untry. An1 that b @nuh
i>trits aided ty hi~ rich aud aratnatic
delivery, nrt cA'cljHEt0 10 hFTnLkfy
ltnprt's themselves uu tie n4ipd+ ut
nhtuink!ng ptop+. Tl'+ t,rdt II IF his
-unK WAS tc dtttn"t III mutn u. I,os-i~
tie from he bet+ti nf protection. H.
devnttA much + t,~ time III trying t.
Irote that the reA~tti1 wages Wtr+ high
ct in hi. countv wA- hecnu4e The DE-
mA;id tAr txe+td+ Il Z supply. ytt IN
the next breath he chArg+d the reruh
i1rans With to ,ding The country with
tnuprr labor. such Inconsistencies y u.
these hdurneu Lis remarks nu every
topic, but he keIt right nn talking
about l5O Wutds t. thA minute and
Aever lariuK All Eye, II half ml'j-
lion w.rkiug m~n ytrrly emIera'e1
from this country to Eurnpt; If tnos'
Of item should 20 Io Eupl.nd Tor th,
purpo>e nf getting better wrge~ thai
lhty received here. und better .lvinl
and tunrt hru'a %. tnA+, then MI,
II -tl1 and his teltHw democrats Nigh
reasonably enquire whether the tat1f;
pulley Uf thls country WAS hot h flIlt.
4nke, but tua-Inuch us the gAtts u:
Castle Garden now .WluE outward 70:
~urklrg.neu, it IL fair 1o assuu,e thu
Industrial coIdIt1uiI. Are bett+r in tll'
country than else IT IL the,
r. t1tc.lons uhse1 up. Il oh*el WALTON. ex
p-Ilencr Auu >tutistita that h4v+ T.
4tu1encr to ui>K>-t The averng- cltizei
with such u,i-leAdinE and ut~utport
eu llArransue- az that delivered by th .
tl;ray E.glr' IHst night. A. IL plte:
uf stump uEatury II Wa. tiIr, hut Gull
~,1tleu ~ nn argument, / cu'4l1 IT.
rtddl*d ;tKea etive by auyone who,
with u raurcsipt If the sE'eerh. co4lu
huH be at,ie to ht,ld tnt utHktr down
TO the actual statements maur.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

II will cost you nothing and will
surely do you good If you have Il
cough. cold, or any trouble with
throat, chest or lungs. DR.. kIug's
New Discovery for Consumption
Coughs and Colds Ia guaranteed to
give relief or mouey will be paid back
Sufferers from la grippe found 1t jus1
the thin. and under i's use had 9
speedy and perfect recovery. Try &
sample bottle at our expense aud Learn
tor yourselfjust how good thing 1t 10
Trial bottles free at Savage's Drut
Store. Large a'ze Soc and 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

Tue following special was received
In this city yesterday:
HELENA, Oct. 2l.-Ba|dy Ia broke,
and h's feet are sore. You eau guess
the rest.
Nothing was said about Billy Me-
Donald, but the supposttion Ia that
he, too, IL II toke, but az his pedals are
not sore, be Ia thoroughly able to walk
home. fhe two gentlemen left here
the other day fo: the capital, with toll
erabIy we'll filled pockets, and :.rn]
determination to "patnt the town
red." Probably they have completed
the job undertaken, and they have
succeeded In making themselves blue
A collec ction will he taken up t>day tt
bring them hume, and the next timt
they leave town they will he supplied
with return tickets,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

Romeo u.!A Juliet ware sitting upon
j.: I % balcony engaged in conversation. A
n:pr11iu: glory had climbed upon the
r.ilinS bc*i1e them, but no other living
thing wis ntar.
"Romeo*' ..::
"Yes. tleur.":
II huve always noticed that pretty
women do not succeed On the board OF
trade. Why IL that:* ::.:: >.-.: .
Romeo poudere1. :. =:
II guess" he eventually replied with
1eliberAtiun ''that it'S because the other
operators ca1. t resist the temptation to
sat1ceze them. "-Detroit Tribune.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

Da>haway~~Here in Il picture Of my
Sunday school teacl,tr~~tlAtt wo1nan. my
t1ear fellow, who first tansht me how to
swear. .:.~.
Clever1on-Great Scott! What do yo'l
nleaal: Taught yum to swear: Why.
how could she do tllat: .:
Dasllaway~-When was Ont ct her
scholars sh.. once nnade me birthday
present ct Il pair Of socks that she made
herself. .-Clot1icr and Furnisller.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

The bay had been passed on the con-
auctor at half fare RATES, and later tho
official saw him IN ii seut hy himself and
tesan 10 talk with him. ::* .>:. >:>:=:
'11ow old nre you, sonny he asked.
Ten years DID," saia the boy. .....::.: :
.'Areu't you rather lurge for your age::"
Maybe a1n on train. hut ain't On
Shore" was tlt ambiguous answer. and
tho conductor lot him alone.
Free Press. ..::
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

WASHINGTON, Oct. 10.--Domesttc
troubles In SOME states have rendered
necessary the ueo OF military support
of the civil authorities, Says General
Bchofield III bis report. Idaho's mill
tary organization has not reached the
strength necessary to cope with for~
midable insurrectlons involving thu
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

Fur tue benefit OF those who will at:
lend the annual meeting OF the T. u.
Q. +. to be held ut Butte, Oct. 10 to 23
the Northern Pacific railroad will cell
round trip tickets ON certificate plan
for one and one-tlfth fare, provided ore
r&uudred or more are In attendance,
Return limil Oct. Gath. =.
Fl. d. OBk1EN. Agk-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

Mrs. Eingo--l went to SEQ Mrs. Van
Wrinkle the other day,
Mrs. Binglcy~1 thought you didn't
speak to her.
Mrs. Bingo~~I didn't before. But I
wanted to sec how her rarlor was fur
nished. New York Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

dtstruc}inn IT |lfE .atttI prrrcr;y, ny in
tn- Ineur d 4 fert4* mining. rexfon.
Wyoming had Al-u t. ett!rloy ,ntin.1al
/ fou(@ To prevent ii cut. tltt.'* h+tWeen
.t'nattl parties of cIt|xei4. j: o her tpec-
III services Werr rtrtlrftt ~ truntta In
Nari"n- ,art@ hf ttIr c'untry, Involving
I44uth labnf, tx tt,>ute nna hardship.
t<tgArtt,ny >n.ut .rn,e aud field ar.
'lItry he Rays that when troor- are
!1>rnl-htd with magazine euInlI arms
they will he II. we'll equipped ~ ans
troops in ttt wntld ami urged that 10
t!'ne be lost in providing the+e arn,+
f'r the regular truuIe. CnntlnHlnK hl+
t*pnrt. ht s4y. that u substantial bt~
R+nnluE ha> ln:tt uAtlr ln the 'ortif'>
t.tinns aud armament Of 'he %ea Enast.
+rh lht construction Of h rev nsvy.
lie -ugEe-ls that uo title be allowed
II tl4p-e III thu ap rnrrtatlotA nec+.~
-nry to c)ntinu zh1> Erent Wink.
liz Had II Limit.
1he unAe was s1l{lnH the uenltentlarr
accompanied by ~ ofiicial A,lA news
upper man, and til" pArty were talking
to one of the 1>1ist,l trs.
Have ri@aE.tt"::" s,4i1 the dude az
they were ulJu1t to ti~l,art. offering him
Il package.
"Mucll obliged" responded the pris
u:!e:. shaking his !tAd. tive stole
E,,>sts aud robbed chicken roosts and
itaoke into houses az44 killed imam or
two and had four or tive wives and made
counterfeit ,n*mer. Int / never smoked
cigarettes, and heaven helpin ING
.over will. :, long, anil the cell door
went to with Ii baus a> pronounced As
tie one the t!t1tle wore i1a luis hair. De-
t::uit E'rec P:nS<. =: ==~:* =:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-10-22

Wood and Coal for School Di4t. No. 1.
Sealed proposals for furnishing woct'
and coal for the ensuing year will he"
received until IL O'Clock, noon. Oct ),
%. 1892. The board Of trustees reser<..;
the right to reject any or all b!ds.,: r.: !: . v"
GEO. W. ALLERToN. "
Clerk. ="
\ 8. Stock Grow err Bank Building.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

the kitchen garden demands much a.
tssticn. ana great pleasurs - we'll -
prefis may hs gasnsd fren TIE essAh
lishmenS and care Of . snali piAs ef
land devo&ed 20 early vegetshics-
Much space 10 not needed. L4st year
IN thls city an snthusiAss raissd fron .
piece Of ground Sexso fest square .
sufhcient supply Of Fadishss. lettuce,
green psas, straax beans. paIsisy. bsess
cucumoers, pse plant. aspAragus. tomA-
toss and green corn for . famiiv Of
four persona. besides often sendlnx
dellcaeses fren the enrdsn TO friends
Ices fortnnats, and the tine and iAhes
amounted - bat titfla- A few hours
10 early morning ssssrai days sacA
ueek-hours the eponding of which
was delight and etudy. Much nay
b leaned from the unfo;ling ef .
ootyiadons Or The incipient foruasloa
Of . Gny Leaf. Mother Nature 10
prodigal teacher. and shs furnishes
each ieasen With living illustrations
more wonderful asd perfect than the
trulb Of the ssiant,st's lahsnssry.
Her school roem u enclosed only by
the horizon and the hnitlsss skies.
Her pupile are legion and her teach
ings infailible.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
ALL QUIET IN PARIS.
The City was no, Stirred ~ Wild An
archistic Outbreaks.

PARIS, May i.-This has been . pie AS
ant day. The bouleyards and parks
have been crowded and the patronage
of restaurants and cafes exceptionally
large. Women sad children have
walked unterrified in the streets, the
churches were full aad tho strain of
apprehension seemed temporarily to
have relaxed. The barracks at police
stations and IN districts around the
public buildings, however, thousands
OF armed men have stood ready since I
O'Clock 10 the morning to march out
At . moments notice and shoot TO kill.
Every public building was garrlsoned
with tifsy or sixty infantry with ball
cartridges in their rifles. No attempt
has been made by workingnen 10 hold
street professions or outdoor meetings.
They neld, however several monster in
door meetings., with total attendance
OF LOG, 600 or moro, a1d at leAst an
equal number was turned away from
oyercrowded halls.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
.NOTABLOW STRUCK
The Workingmen of London
and Paris
! MAKE NO OPEN OUTBREAK
But Conduct Their Demonsuas;ons in .
Quiet and Orderly Mannss-Nay
Day Elsewhere.

Lospos. May l.--This city has seen
to-day the greatest labor dsnonatrstlon
in its history. The weather has besn
hright. sad from early morning num-
icss professions of labor unions and
SoelAlistie societies thronged the streets
Ia the vicinity Of Hyde Park. All the
nsn brought their wives and children
and blocked the streets from wall to
wall. Almost every organization had
. band with 10. and at noon the din
and confusion Decame terrific at the
park entrances, although every
body was good-natured, and II
q o'elok the police around the park
had made arrests only for drunkenness
and disorderly conduct in isolated
cases. But one instance of the day be-
trayed the dangerous under-current OF
the demonstrations. shortly alter
noon . sentinel IN the Woolwich ar
senal discovered at the entrance of the
gun factory bag containing eight can
listers loaded with dynamite, gun cotton
and cartridges. He called IN police
man anu the bag was removed. No
fuse Was attached To the canisters, but
. detonater was found at the bottom o;
the bag. Ii Was undoubtedly intended to
aestroy Englznd's greatest arsenal, al
though thereby 900 men would have
been thrown out OF employment. The
police. although exceedingly reticent,
acknowledge tnst the dynamite must
have been placed by an arsenal work
nzn. as the presence OF a stranger
would have been remarked by the
guards. No arrest has been made.
Excepting this incident nothing has
marked tAe peacefulnessof OF the demon.
etration.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

The Sp iritualists Decide to Take Immedi-
ate Action for One.

The Spiritualists Decide to Take Immedi-
ate Action for One.
A meeting was held at Elk's hall
yesterday afternoon under the auspices
Of tho Progressive Spiritualist society.
Some thirty members Of the society
and friends of Che cause were present,
and the question of the feasibility of
erecting temple was thoroughly dis
ousseA. DR.. j. C. Batdorf was chair-
Dian Of tho meeting, and after an ex-
,prsseipn. Of opi9iOn from those present,
the following persons were appointed
as q. .o0mnlttee to solicit funds for the
purchase OF hnildfng cite: Chairman,
DR.. ]. c.. BatdnrFi wlAi$m Howe, r.
l.. Andrews, e. c. Hcks9h, DR.. j. l..
Peters, L. ii. Austin. Mrs. Efhe +. Josse-
lyn, Nrs. DR.. Marvin, Mrs. Helen Stuart
Richings, Mrs. Winch, Mira. John Lind
sey. This commit4ee viii meet Mon
doy night at No. 50 James street to
take farther action. Eight hundred
and fifty dollars MAS subscribed At the
meeting of-ycsIerdAy. The society de-
clares that it will obtain one Of the
finest sites in the city. and will build .
costly structufe. Mrs. Richings will
close her four p1onths' engagement
with Che societyon the last Monday in
May. Over two hundred persons At
tended the regular Sunday evening ser-
vice held at Elks' hail laSt night. The
service was led by Mrs. Richings, who
spoke at length ON various spiritualistic
questions submitted to her by those
present.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02
Boston Symphony Orchestra.

The event of the musical season in
this; city will be the concert b. the
Boston Symphony orchestra, May 3,
with the great pianist, ID Albert, than
whom there is mono greater, With che
exception. perhaps, of Rubnste,n.
He was Liszt's most wonderful pupil,
and he is.that rare thing in . pianist,
the combination of profound musical
nature, behind which are great
musical brain, and a warm, artistic
temperament. with an unlimited
technique. This is the sixth annual
tour of the Symphony orchestra, which
plays only in the larger cities. But for
the fact that Hartman's hall 10 SO finely
adapted TO concerts of this character,
Western Michigan would not have the
pleasure of hearing this truly grand
organization. Linz tickets will be
Issued at box Office, No. ~ Ottawa
street, this noon. Subscribers can
obtain only ~ many reserved eeats as
they hold tickets, ten being the limit.
Seats will be reserved Tuesday morn
ing. beginning at O'clock.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-02

law, =. d. Green. just ~ the hsrse
was narnessed Green arrived 81 the
stable. With . mutual smile OF receg-
milton they shook hands. and the order
for the horse MAS countesEnandsd.
Ward, . few minutes latsr, was brought
face 70 face with his son Ctageace, .
bright led Of eight years. Who 10 living
with Mr.. Green. He kissed the lad
psszionateiy, then got into the carriage,
and with mis- arm around the boy drove
TO Thompson. He shewsd ceasinual
sigma of affection. his eyes fsastng on
the one object 90 aear 70 his heart.
The lad did not qults comprehend the
state of affsirs. Ward has not seen the
boy siuce his Incarceration and Mr..
Green has had change Of tho child
uncs the death Of hn mother. Every
one 10 fondiy attached - the bright
little fellow who does not knew hls
fathers history. Mr.. Green formerly
lived in New Ysrk, but has lived in .
quiet way in Thompson for six or seven
years, where he 10 highly respected,
and 10 superintendent of Sunday
school. Ward WAS dressed in neat
suit Of gray with top coat and black
hat He gives no intimstion - 20 his
future plane. but will deubtless remain
for time in Thompson.