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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

EprroR HERALD-we have had q dis
custom a. tae Soldiers home IN regard
30 the Miner election law. Are there
any provisions IN that law that will en-
able any Of the congressional dIsrsets
20 have nofs than one residential
electorT ". z Bssxxs.
nder TIE Miner act each conereS.
sonal district IA tie state vii elect one
district esector and one alternate dis
tract slectoT. Tie state il divided into
al eastern and western district n each
of wa5eh ons slsctor At aFge and an
alternate 20 large are elected. TIE
eleetorag college meets At nocn on the
first Wednesday ~ peeemhSE m tns
senate ehsmher 81 Lansing, aud vii
CONSIST Of tire eastern aad western cleo
tcts and s.ter8ates AZ large and tn@ dIs-
sr.st electors sad sitsFnsfes. bat the
slteFnafes sh<A ssss 20 part IA TIE pFo-
e~<diHes. e1eeps 10 case II death OF as
sbsltE Or Tor etlsF causes tile electors
are prevented CT disqualified 70 act
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

serious and ssdate characters IA the
lsg Insts drama
"aras saa James chassy and esaias
Fred Wards very soon reveals the
iaet mat ne - al Engils1man ~ Ms
genial dsspos non and social prociisi-
ties. tie Is very enatty aud talks
shop just enoagh 10 discuss some
aew play ae may be Considering or
future plsa OF work. Mr.. MsFde Is
very Ambitious anu his agreeable TEN
peEaaent accounts for The boundisss
array OF friends be has ali over the
coaatry.
Louis James is too good full dress
and character actor Tor the toga and
ne will go back 10 character parts next
season. There Is nothing OF the actor
about him when on the street or IN the
hotel, and he will talk about every
thing except himself ana the stage.
- 4 seems that our ttagedlans are IN
themselves Just the opposite or their
calllag. strange as Il may seem you
Vail mad many comedians 10 be very
sober and melancholy fellows IN the
world. Joseph Jefferson. who Is fond
OF hls paintings and fishing tackle /,
Billy Crane, VINO is endeared 10 all
VINO know him, and bright and happy
hearted Nat Goodwin are, however, ex-
cepllons. A glance At their Character
istics may prove worthy of note IN a
future chapter, and II II - possible 10
treat the subject within the COMPASS OF
a newspaper arlcle = hint can, at least,
be gwen about women ana now they
act OF tns stage.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

In the case presented IN the eleventh
only controversy Is over the legality Of
the meeting held in the place other
than that fixed IN the call. The author
ity OF the ward committee 10 change
the place of meeting upon due notice
being gwen "a unquestloned; but II IS
represented that TINS notice, IT gwen,
vas prematurely gwen, that Is 10 say,
before the lapse OF = reasonable time
after the hour fixed IN the call. If this
Dc true then there was no notice gwen
20 those who arrived within a reason
able time after the departure OF those
WAC convened IN another place, and
uAder a well established principle of
law they mad the right to proceed a,
the time and place named in the call;
which call appeared IN the Eagle OF
THURSDAY and Friday evenings snd
TIE HxRALp Of correspond ing morn
ings and VAS ss follows
TIE republicans of me city Of Grand Rapids
VII tUtf -Aiftl%F~ ~ DIV tt%t klattl ~
their respective ssrds for choosing tnree tel
szats. each 80 she kent county republican
csuFen fiau. 50 - held Jay 10. snd for sac
ff.t1strtion a. s1cn af1er business IS m8s
nfsaariV 80 Considered Ward com IN tees
are Sifherized g. ehsnge time snd place Of
MEETING { lreesSarY.
Seven \ Mart kspabliesa clao rooms.
FrlaAg 5aiy 8. - 2. n.
Fr0m THIS cali Is y obvious that the
duty OF the ward committee was 10 de-
termiue frat the necessity for change,
II any existed. ana thea togivsdae and
timely notice Of such determination TO
al concerned. Il appears from the
facts that the majority OF persons who
assembled 10 take part in the caucus
had 20 notice Il tie change from the
place axed IA the call - another and 4
VII Be upon thls phase Of the case tnst
the decision Of the matter vii hinge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

An esteemed contemporary asks The
HEAALD 70 explain some things that are
exlomat4c aad taen proceeds TO declare
that '.the highest wages paid n Amer
icz are received BY men employed IN
unprotected industries" Ii mentions
among others railroad employees. car.
penters and stone masons. IL must DC
clear 10 the questioner that II We had no
productive industries and no CONNER
cial interchange Of commodities we
would have no need for railroad en-
ployes. II We had no prosperous work
ingmen We would have no need for
carpenters and stone masons TO build
hemes for them. II We had no sick
ness there would be no patients and
doctors would starve. " tie people
were al deaf, dunno and blind We
could not make newspapers and this
free trade editor would be out OF q
JOB. The protective tariff does not ben
eft class of citizens to the injury of
others. All share IN It's benefits. The
railroads are possible because the de-
paands of business. built up under a
fostering system Of protection, have
made them necessary to transport the
food products of one sec tion 10 the
mines aud shops of another section,
from whence they are returned loaded
with the products OF American labor.
The rails, the wheels, the locomotives
ara made from American IRON and
steel, whereas q few years ago they
were made from English iron and steel.
The stations and other buildings are
made from American materials by
American wo:kingmen. 1t would be
quite as fair TO say that the merchan.
does not share in the benefits of pro
lection a. TO single out railroad EN-
ployes. Both depend alike upon the
volume of production and the number
of producers TO enable them To exist
shu, down the workshops by free trade
competition with psuper labor. and
neither the merchant nor railroad EN-
pioye would have \ lucrative occupa-
ton.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

The new Michigan state bank in the
Michigan Trust building wac thrown
open 20 the public last night and mary
visitors passed through IL. lite excel
lent furniture and convenient arrange.
msnts we're highly complimented.
Several members of the Consl6ine
gang were seen on the strsets yestef-
dsv. The Arcade was Their favorits
Stamping around. They we're conspse-
nous for their very swell costumes and
heavy bearing.
At the meeting 81 The Prohibition
club last evening u was decided 20 hold
the meetings hereafter on Mcnds Y
evenings. beginning next week. There
vii Be 10 meeting next SATURDAY. nsS ht.
TIE rooms Of the Crane Rapids Bus-
iness college are being enlarged. ~ The
patronage q TOO great % t.e socomno-
dated n the present quarters.
Henry Brseh1nsn vss pot 10 jstl yea
tsrday for safe ksspsne. He -as wildly
inssne and Df. Penvsrden was csiisd
70 treat h1rn.
frsrk kpfehltr has been appointed
~ iadderfnan ~ No. engzns boase.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

Lord SALISBURY Is today considered
the greatest Il Enslisa dIpionsses
Trsned in the scholarly persnsts OF or
ford, aud alter ~ several years OF con-
parative hardship a. an Anstrslian cob
cast. he entered tire house OF lords
wth % "A aes heart VET prepared 70
srasD ne in.tictcies OF the diplomatic
sefvice. Tafxfiung "a marked DEGREES
tas cniv&iress character mi enswefv-
M devo1on o. pr,neipls tat disssa-
"a shea Lcst re1by. ae combines VIA
saese elenents maeh sf t1e Depth Of N
eeat snd faculty Tor haaallng aen
and paf1es that naas pssEssh 81 lsng
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
sspus. CAN WARD caucusss.

Tie ReD11lteA1saf tie esfy 81 araad hap
f1s al 10ld ss1clscs a. uvl9~ designated a
fnrir fe.DcSllEs &4Els isf choosing n &c . SO
gates cash - tAs Aeat ao@afS hrp4o LA
eonss. liod. - BE- ac.a jay "a. a94 eE ths
fransafEI. a 81 41s-a other BUSINESS - mag
proper - eSnsl4sTe1. y ard ZEN nfEsces are
znth5llzed - eAa4 - time and p.zes VI meet
FisstA ssa--Watsoo Eross's store. No lT
6sallastilz assaue, fDellay ia u. 7 30 y "a
Sec.az- srd-As. s. E04E taiA stree, so1ta
sids q u sss ssts~sa Disisioa @od loaia
Tlild ward-o55 Cherry street. Tuesday
Julgi- kali3f from 20 ,. ~
fo1rG1 u 4Ec-kll4nzes's store, southwest
eorEee Crescent asr14e 4ad he1t street
Iues1 , Jl.y u - 2. IA
IInh " 4so-Flnas hall Tuesday. Jaly p
sIITa s ard--s2 Vest Leonard street. Tues
dag y4ig l.. ?. a.
SesaatR Nasd-Hasch store, SStton-r
street. 1e4r tri4ze %. Tuesday. J1sy -.
Esesa war.-s8 West Bridge street. Tues
d.. J.ly u % y n
Snta NADIA est kg.tOa street Tues
d8y. 4uis y ~ m-
fenfh Wsrd-a48 u ealshy ayenGe. Tuesday.
TNei!ta q ard southwest corner South
IoEiz sad Hal streets. Tuesday July y Z 20
psIsar 6oss.
Chairman u City Com Mlttse-
GxoKsE CLAPFEaFoz.
Secretary OF City COMMITTEES
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
PRESS CLUB BANQUET.
The Woman Newspaper Writers to Have
a Jolly Time.

AS "sSA'oAa A~SWSPSPS9 V9ssSio W 1AASS
Jolly Time.
Arrangements have been perfected
for banquet to be gived at the Hotel
Ottawa Saturday, July l6. by the
Michigan Woman's Press club. Covers
Will be laid for $50, and there will be a
delicious menu with q bright and
sparkling program of toasts contrib.
uted by some of the most talented
women writers in Michigan and Ohio.
The banquet 10 not intended for Press
club members alone, but will be at
tended by leading society people in
Grand Rapids, Detroit. Toledo, o.;
Muskegon and other cities. Last May
at the annual convention of the Ma.
tional Editorial association, the NJ. w.
Z. c. sent TO San Francisco, CAL, as q
delegate Mrs. Grace Duftie Roe. beau
tiful and accomplished woman, a
member Of the editorial staff of the
Toledo Commercial. Mrs. Roe, VINO il
u talented elocutionist, will give a read.
ing at the banquet and will also reclte
briefly some OF the humorous and I'm.
accountable episodes of the editorial
trip through California roses. The
regular midsummer meeting OF the NJ.
w. P. c. will be held at the Press clut
rooms IN this city Thursday, July IA
Immediately after adjourning the
ladies will 60 down to the Beach for q
brief outing. Mr.. DeHaven, general
passenger agent Of the c. & w. NJ.
having rendered them n special car fol-
the trip. The banquet will be the
grand Iinal of the midsummer meet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
LINE OF MARCH.
Arrangements For the Furniture Men.
Drive.

Drive.
The reception committee for the re-
tail furniture dealers convention will
meet In the dining room of the
Morton house promptly at O'Clock
Monday evening. All visiting sales
men have been elected members of this
committee, and each one is earnestly
requested 10 be present at this last and
very important meeting of the CON-
mlttee. Each member of the commit
tee will be definitely assigned 10 their
duties during the convention At this
meeting.
The committee on entertainment last
night mapped out the route TO be taken
in the drive with the delegates through
the city on Tuesday. The drive will
begin at 2 p. m. and proceed through
the following streets: Starting on Iona
the carriages will drive to Lyon street,
from Lyon to Ottawa, 10 Crescent ave-
nue. to Canal, Bridge street bridge TO
Broadway, TO Fourth, to Widdicomb,
to Broadway, to Tenth, to Front and
cross Leonard street bridge, Canal TO
North Park. IL will return on Canal
street and arrive at Crescent avenue, to
Livingston street and the bluffs, to
Crescent avenue. to Lafayette. n Full
ton, to College avenue. 10 Cherry street,
to state street, 70 Lafayette, TO Fulton
street, TO Monroe, to the hotels.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
THIS SEASONS WOOL
The Crop 10 Fair in Quality and the Price
Is Low.

The wool clip 10 nearly all IN. Nc
estimate OF the clip in the county can
be made as only q small part OF IL 10
handled here. Large quantities of wool
are bought IN surrounding towns and
shipped Immediately 10 the eastern and
western buyers.
There are . few scattering clips
around the county. but the bulk Of the
wool has been marketed, farmers SEEM
ing to have marketed more freely this
year than last.
The crop has been about in tie usual
condition. except IN fine wool localities
where il has not been ae good 90 usual
more or less wet. A great deal OF
but the agitation regarding the way
wool is put up SCENE 10 have had its
effect and the clip 10 more carefully
prepared for market than in former
years. The prices range from 10 10 .
cents although Ia some instances 80
cents has been paid for an unusually
good clip.
The local buyers are paying cen,
less for wool this year than formerly
while the eastern and western buyer
are paying from 10 cents less.
Unwsshed wool 10 bringing from II
to 20 centx.
The farmers are showing q decided
tendency 10 market their wool as rap.
IDLY as possible this year. In some for
mer years the crop vac nearly ali held
back, the farmers hoping 10 secure bet
ter prices, but this eesson IL 70 bein,
converted into cash A. rapidly ~ pose
bic. on the assumption that the price b
| a. high nov ss II will be any time All
spaao0.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

Secretary Stem Discusses the Last Teach.
ere Examination.


cit 10 very strange and also very de.
appointing" said Secretary Stein yester.
day, The way these teachers exsmi-
nations turn out. Take the one held
lsst week se an instance, the papers II
which have Just been looked over and
marked. The applicants were all ss
bright looking lot OF girls az you viii
zee and there were very few stupid
faces among the forty-two that took
the examination. Bot the standard OF
their work vas meutablv low. The
standard was eighty, not too high by
any means and only ten applicants
did anywhere near credItsble work.
There 10 no especial branch ia which
they are weak, for their work
IN oil branches 10 superficial.
They can't speil: they are awkward and
hating in expressing themseive. and
their mistakes IN grammar are TOO
numerous 20 mention. The work IA
arithmetic was very bad. ! grant that
the examination quite severe, but
that u only ~ a should he. Psvcbol-
oey seems 20 KNOCK them out entirely
and, ia fact, their knowledge Of al the
higher branches "a very vague and
uncertain. ] don't like 20 poee 40 a
croawer, but such work makes me look
back with increased respect 10 the old
fashioned methods u our Own school
dsyes
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
OPERA HOUSE PLANS.
Il Is Possible That Mr.. Powers WIN
Manage the House.

Manage the House.
Architect Wood. who will plan the
rebuilding of Powers opera house, was
expected n town yesterday, but did
not arrive. He is now IN California on
business and Will not arrive here until
July %. Mr.. Powers was seen yester-
day oy reporter for THE HERALD and
said:
''Tne house viii be remodeled en-
tirely and great improvements will be
made throughout. The new building
will fill the alley at the east Of the
house, and the entrance will be from
that side instead of on Pearl street as
at present. A lobby will be built ex-
tending the entire length of the block
which Is about slxty-two feet. This is
my idea, but may be changed when |
see Mr. Wood. In the interior extern
siye Improvements will also be made.
The upper gallery will be left out and
the house Will nave but two z alleries.
The parQuette will be on the same
level as at present, and the roof will be
lowered eight or nine feet. Waiting
for Mr.. Wood has DELAYED our plans
somewhat, but as he is the man that
planned the old building, and We know
him as one of the best opera house
architects, we are disposed 10 wait for
him. The fire lets Brady & Garwood
out OF their contract for the next year,
and II Is cot settled yet what DISPOSE
ton We shall make of the house. We
man run 1t ourselves or let it out. 1t Is
unsettled which, yet. If we conclude
to manage it ourselves We shall begin
booking attractions as soon AS the
plans are completed and contracts let.
We are expecting that the house Will
be ready tor occupancy about Novem-
Der ], but cannot state so, positively"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
Martins Shoulder Blade Broken.

John Martin, a driver for the Spa
BottliHg works wa. thrown from hls
wagon yesterday afternoon near John
Ball park and HE rignt shoulder blade
was broken. Two fingers OF his right
hand were badly bruised. lie was dfiv-
ing down bill when the snap 10 The
neckyoxe strap broke aad let the
wagon run sgsinst the team. They
we're frightened and ran % the bottom
Of the hiil. Oue of she forses feh and
was injured. Martin vas taken 10 MS
bone Al No. lsl Jefferson street III the
ambulance and pr. DFosss attended
trre
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

Ex-PREsIpESr CLEvELASp has de-
clined to allow the use of his wIfe's
name by women that proposed to form
a Frances Cleveland Influence club"
Every person in the country will res
pect Mr.. Cleveland for the refusal. The
ess"Bsby Ruth, ""Frances Cleveland
and "Bsby Mckee" nonsense there i;
in q campaign the better for 1t, and the
more possibility of its being fought on
the real issues of the respective par
ties.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

A p.enie Of the south eni L. L. c,
eas held a. Reeds lake Thursday al
tsfnoon. Ateo'elock the party eaioye1
al elegant spread tBat bad been pre-
psFed andef toe trees TIE n0mber
gathered around TIE iun@s table *.
eeesiea atty. After sapper boat F1ds
% ms,sni sht sss had and VISITS 60 ne
various plsous OF aasassment sefs
made.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

FROM Secretary Stems remarks on
the result OF the recent teachers exam
nations one may believe that after all
there was much that was meritorious
in the educational systems of the early
part OF this century. Teachers of to-
day know something of a vast range of
subjects and are versatile opponents OF
many isms. but depth of learning does
not always characterize their work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

II Filed It's Articles Of incorporates
Yesterday

Articles incorporating the Michigan
Columbaa club were fled WITH fns
county clerk yesterday for the parpose
OF leasing and operanns hotel. The
capital stock 70 stated 70 be sac. 600
which V divided into 200 shares of $50
eseh. TIE stockholders are William
~ Gilbert, twenty-five shares.
Edwin =. rbl, FIVE shares: Frnnt
". Dxvis. fve shares, Nsvt
<pTrls I've shsrss, and Berisu,in
Foileft. OF 1tiesgo, ons share TIE
principal c<fsce tor the frsnsscs,on m
business viii 70 locsied m tfls civ
TIE following directors nave beer sleo,-
60 for one year William n. Gilb~rt
frank N Davis. BENJAMIN Tollett
Frederick p. LBce and Mark Norris.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

wAsHISGroS, July l0.-For Lower
Michigan: Signify warmer; generally
far weather, except slight local show
e4s; VauaDie winds.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

IL the present sntago oistic and surly
feeling between the council and the
municipal boards op'inues much
longer there Is every prospect of row
Of large dimensions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

Mas is nearer the earth than IL has
been before in fifteen years. He's
probably trying TO get . glimpse of
Growers letter 10 Adlai.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

IT will not be overlooked that the
most illustrious presidents, governors
and patriots OF this country were
reared in obscurIty and entered into
public Office and honors in spite of the
ieers and inuendoes OF their revilers.
The republican party has been prolific
IN the production OF great men from
humble beginnings, and the sneers of
the democrats that Mayor Pingree Is
unknown and without q wide personal
acquaintance IN the state will avail but
little.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

IT appears that the delegates from
Oscods county are not unit for Mr..
Rich as it was first reported. One OF
the delegates Is pronounced Pingree
man, and it is believed that two of the
remaining four are not decided. 1t is
Also reported that the convention was
harmonious, and that no attempt was
made TO influence the action of the con-
vertion in favor of either of the two
leading candidates.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

Irsfa family is anything at all in the
social economy OF = nation, il is some-
thing too sacred 10 be paraded aroun d
10 campaign professions to exert IN
euence toward some political party or
principle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

wrH the awful example of Chicago
IN mind, Grand Rapids ought TO be
thankful that i, hssn', any base ball
club.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

SPEAKER CRISP has decided to permit
debate on the silver bill and if filibus-
tering IS resorted to be will charge the
committee on rules to report new
rule under which o majority instead of
two-thirds vote may suspend the
rules This viii give the house chance
to vote on the bill at pleasure and Is 8
direct back-down from the speakers
original declaration that he would
grant no cIoture rule except on the pc
tition of . majority OF the democrats.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

Violet PniI.sps and silsldon ph;II.ns
aged 70 sDc 8, 70. al Trpvbiog.
street. sc2Ylst fever.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10

OsE Of Mayor Pngree's most charm
he has none of the sno6s and fTllls Of
the Titled ariEocrat. out Is a plain
spoken, plain acting American gentle
maa, proud OF every letter IN the name
OF as country. HIS employees are al
WAYS met with . nod IF welcome.
whether they handle the cash IN the
coGntng room or dig potatoes on his
farm. He greets the old veteran who
served IN the rear rank with the same
cordially ne greets major general.
He IS one OF the common people and
believes IN their intelligence and hon.
esty.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
Ke~.. . Merry Nems.

" Thomas W. Keene IL q tragedian
while on the stage his Inca and car.
Tisge IN private iife stamp HIM az a
comedian lie j. "a merry a Nomos
ss Que cares 10 meet lie j. chiefly
known as q 's0yeI" anu every one
who meets hinl VIII b. more or less sab
lect 20 his harmless yea. ia tnis gifec-
lion. without doubt one OF the most
versatile actors on TIRE stage, Ae Ike.
wise IN a soclsl wsy can adapt himself
20 suv 0eessson OF situation lie greets
BE- friends 10 q hale-fsilow weii-mst
styis, and though Ia wears have nesfiy
rescued the flfgy nossb, he j. a fresh
sad lively spsseea - a boy N hss Teens
y = eyes tsinkie vita "a sse hief constant
~ aad after passing 81 heaE sath hin
4 a surprising 81 think tnst he e&n
command himself 10 represent the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-07-10
style Of Arehfte<tare

The style OF architecture IL quaint
And eruos. There are many rcckv,
gfAvely and sandy riseF beds. bat DC
water. Tee Spsnish peaks stand a.
prominent sights OF curiosity. Al
taroes there are great sheets OF zee,
water or saow. AZ they appear. t0t here
- through the I'skeaas, thew are
lakes and rivers OF water 81 re pssl
snd sheets Of AKA 81 tire present. Bg
Ire cay Mrs. ssensrAE Sheridan was
eoFu ID TIE oi9 spanish Mexican