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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19
FASSETT IS TO COME
John Patton, Jr., Has Secured
j. Sioat Fassetf
TO DELIVER AN ADDRESS
In HsTtmsn's Hal Septsmber ~. Astsr
the Republican State Convention
Other N0sAhls speakers.

John Patton, Jr.. president OF the
state league Of republican clubs, has re-
turned from Buffalo, \. y. where he
hAs been ia attendance al tie national
convention Of republican clubs. He
was seen at has residence OF State street
last evening by reporter for Tar nrR-
AID aud hSd the following 20 cay about
the convention. There Was one thing
desired to accomplish ASIDE from the
regular work of the convention and
that was 10 secure some man Of prom
lnence 10 speak al the meeting here On
the 9th Of The present month, the
evening OF tie state convention. / had
a partial promise from The national
committee OF the Hon. J. slOat fEs-
sett OF New York for the meeting. and
! am glad 10 say that ! saw Mr.. ASSET
and be has consented 80 come II moth
ing interyenes " prevent
Mhlte!aw REID told me be would
gladly nave come here himself were Il
not FOR the fact that be adopted nSlce
who has long been 81 inmate Of he
home Is 20 be married on that day.
j think beyond any question We shall
have MI. fsssett anu every one viii
enjoy hearing him; certainly al repub-
Lcsns who heard the wonderful speech
be made al the Michigan club banquet
in Detroit last winter wall want 10 Ice
Gu hand.
Wac N Great Success
The National League convention was
great success and accomplished
great deal IN spite of the fact that
owing 10 the postponement OF the con-
vention from September ] and the
cholera scare many were kept away.
The mass meetings were better than
have ever before been held al any
other league convention and it wac the
universal opinion that the Hon. VII
ham I. Mex niey made the speech OF
ms lie on that occasion. Nhnelaw
REID made a foroefol appeal 10 tae
business interests OF the country and
all the speeches were OF a very high
order.
I'm gratifying 10 state that the con-
ventlon seemed 10 be profoundly IN
pressed with the value q the plan Of
campaign adopted oy our league IN
| tins state. The committee on league
work incorporated the main idtRs ~
the Michigan plan a. basis for the
| future work Of the league, and II Was
adopted 10y the convention.
We had good representative dele
CATION from Michigan, tne weather
| and the citizens OF Buffalo left nothing
undone that would add 10 our comfort.
In addition 10 the Hon. }. sloat Fss-
sett, the meeting here September -
will be addressed by the Hon. J. {.
Burrows. the Hon. John 7. Rich and
ex-Gov. Luce. IL will he one 81 toe
greatest republican rallies ever known
in Grand Rapids.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

FoR a report 40 msnfssty unreliable
aud preiud'eed to the eyes OF demo-
cratic editors, the document issued by
Ishor Commissioner Peck seems TO ex-
cite more genuine fury thsn does a red
flag shaken in the face OF a Durham
F.srft
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

FOR President -.--..- BEaIAsIS HAEzIsoa
o. ln4laua-
f0E ' Ice PEesldeHE HlTzL4s kGlD
0iNss York.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

OyE of the most brilliant speakers in
America, the Hon. j. Sloat Fassett, of
New York, has been engaged to deliver
the address before the state conven-
ton OF republican clubs to be held in
this city September 81. II Is a matter
for congratulatiOn that the republicans
Will be 50 highly favored.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

srtEfvtS il reported 90 have in
iaged his customary weeping sat-
nrloy GIT Asa weeper John still
holds the championship for two CONT
nanfa.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

ToVeur the Hon. cerr.tt J. niek-
ezra wall sneak n the Lincoln club
rooms. lie "a an earnest. enthusiastic
ard eloquent Champion OF protection.
r. Prof Tstfsn decides b disappear.
he need not worry sbaat sny searching
parties Beng formed % discover hIn1.
~ e 10 be hoped that Coybstt. the
hrn ser. vii make heffer actor than
ex-Chsmp.on sullivan. the bruised
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

FROM the numerous collection of
cand idstes for county offices the re-
pubicans will DO able to make wise
selections tomorrow. The convention
itself will differ from the Donnybrook
performance gwen by the democrats
last week IN that business will be
transacted in dignlled and orderly
manner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-19

ABOUT everything possible and i'm
possible has been attributed as the
cause for the cholera visitation but the
reason assigned by the Rev. jerks of
indianapolis Is more startling than
anything yet announced. He says the
cnOlera is a forerunner of the second
coming of Christ. II so. it's a differ
emit kind OF forerunner than most
anybody would expect to come.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

white foam. sparkling in the rays OF the
August sun, she sighed audibly at the
recollection that here she had founl and
lost all that could ever make her happy.
"Why that sigh aud that far-away look
III your eyes. Miss Fdrh:" said voice
close TO her side.
Sho rails Il her head and saw Harry
Chalmers bending over hor. q look OF ill.,
tense admiration in his eyes.
How you frightened me-" she ex-
claimed. II do feel II little sad." she'
continued. am going home tonight,
and almost hate to leave this dear old
harbor; it is such a nice restful place
when one is nll tired ont with work"
Yes" he answered. as a shade crossed
his face. and I, too, shall GO tomorrow.
After a short pause he continue
speakin" hurriedly. II have been hunt
ing for YOU ever since lunch; ! want to
speak to YOU" He hesitAted an instant.
II want to know my fate. Edith" he
oLtinued. taking one Of her hands in
bis; II love you; will you be my wife,"
All the color left her face and steely
CLEAN flashed III her eyes which seemed
more beautiful than ever to bin. as. ris-
ing to her feet. she looked down into his
face and answered slowly:
Mr.. Chalmers, never loved but one
man. and Edith Lyle was not the woman
to mako him happy. Do you know who
The evening world., 1892-10-06

he was reading and saw his little daughter
coming mp the walk, her hand placed con-
tid.nCly in the lady's VINO walked beside
her.
He dropped his paper, md taking his
hat. stepped from the room and down the
avenue to meet them.
As he drew near he paused. Where
la lac seen that figure. that face he
fore ?" lie asked himself.
This is my teacher, papa. this is my
papa. teacher er Miss Lyle" said the
child. III her childish coutusion.
There was an instau,'s pause, then like
has! it all came bach, aud reaching out
his hand he said quickly, Miss Lyle, can
il he am mistaken is tins Edith Lyle
that ! knew ten years ago at the Sea
shore Z"
The very same, answered Edith. for
she it was. and. b,r>hiug she placed her
hnud in his. adiiug; Il am very glad to
meet Mr. Randall again"
Come into the library, want TO tell
YOU something that never knew until q
few days ago,
She followed him into the house. while
the child, with wondering ewes. looked
first at her father and then at her teacher,
rs if seeking in childish fashion to dis
cover the solution to what she saw.
Edith. please go and tell Mrs. East
lake to have tea In half an hour" said
Mr. Randall, and as the child hesitated
The evening world., 1892-10-06
SPORTING.

lie kissed her tcnder,y, saying: - It's all
right, dear.
And as she ran down the hall he closed
the door, sayinl; Her mother died two
years ago and she is ms constant com.
panlun now.
But" he continued, II want to tell
you that received letter few days ago
from my old friend, Harry Chalmers, in
wnci. ne iv'0 lne al HE dcs",cehia nsvt
lIe played ten years ago. and though II 10
so long time it may no. be too late to
tell you all he did"
1t will not be necessary" Edith an.
swereA ~ was an unwilling listener to
the conversation ycu aud he had the
night before you left so suddenly. and
were he here have no doubt he could
usurp the place another filed IN my
heart"
Edith. is it too late now" he sud-
denly asked. SEEING both her hands.
She trsmUled as she sowiy raised her
beautiful eyes to his and answered
softly II Lave never loved any one
else"
4 half-hour la'er there came q timid
knock at tue door. and when 1t was
opened at her fathers Come" the
child kissed her father and. putting hss
little arms around her teachers nsok.
said softly ~ is so glad you knew my
papa " Chicago NtgS
The evening world., 1892-10-06
union men for shipping mnsters, ana the con-
sequence has been that non-union men are


put On the crews.
The Custom NArnishcrs Mon complained
to the Building Trades section OF the 4. l.. u.
Yesterday OF the alleged action OF the Walk.
Ing Delegates oI the Progressive Nnrnishers'
Union aud Progressive Painters l nlun No
IN ordering members OF the Union In good
standing To stop work. The tDlon was III
slructcd To draw up It's grievance according
to the constitution.
Michael Duggan IL the new President OF the
NIUE ~pnnu's National Union; John Della
hanty was eic,t ted Vice President. ana +. f..
ODOnald, Treasurer. The general secretary
is samuel Ross The per capita tax has been
raised To - cents per month. The secretary
has been instructed TO confer with the mem
brrS In Lowell aud FAN River in regard 10
tht IT demand Tor higher wages nnd III New
Hampshire d mand for Il reduction OF the
hours To htiy-cght per week Is 10 be made.
The Tin and ShCct.lrOn Workers lniOn
reported to the Building Trades section ut
the &. l.. L. Yesterday that II has placed n
fine OF - upon every one OF It's members who
goods dealers ur lorkviie. who are opposing
ihc United Sales Peoples Association. The
union reported also that tho Wing Ncntilat-
Ing company OF Liberty street II now thor
oughly union shop.
II. Flusty has been elected Financial secre-
tary ot Cabinet-Makcr,' Union No. Z. The
Union has been surce ,siul at Baumgarten :
shop, wnerr ali men who worked during the
cight.hour strike have been discharged. The
secretary was instructed to publlcly state
that one y 1nOinscn, who was arrested TOR as
Saulting n woman IN tentral Park, - not
member Ot mon No. Z, but nOn.unlon man.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
The Wrong Side Of !ifty.

Reader, have you passed the meri iiau life,
Are your Jonts getting stun. your muscles and
sinews losing th..r elsstic'ty' Are you troubled
with lumbagoy Are you IN short in daily or oc-
casionAi receipt of any of tho-s admonitons which
nature gives to remind psopl. that they grow
ing oid' II so, try course Of Hrst1tters Stomach
B.tters. a most genial AMI Agreeable mitiga or II
the nhrmities of age, rapid promoter Of .onval-
escence. anda au rrectual means of count.racting
bodily decay. Good digestion. sound sleep. u
hearty appetite, freedom from rheumsti, twinges
arc among the benign fruits that spring from The
regular and persistent use Of this superb tonic and
eorrec,.c, which has recsiv,! the unqualified
sanction Of the medical fraternity. Give IT tn,
ia trial that IL deserves and you Will be grateful
for this advice.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

reply. and left him. Half mn hour later
she stepped aboard the train which would
carry her home.
The sun was low in the western sky one
afternoon some ten years after the events
Above noted.
A man was sitting by the window look.
ing out across n fine lawn. when suddenly
II curly barred little gIrl turned in Mt the
gate, and AS she trippcd up the walk he
rose to meet her.
After giving her n hearty kiss on the up
turned mouth he asked well. Edith,
how do you like the new teachery"
Oh. papa, she's Just the coolest
teacher. she's just like my own mamma
used to le."
A sigh escaped Mr.. Randall as he
clasped his little daughter in his arms,
f'r the little girl was motherless anil
sometimes his isalt ached in its loneli-
ness.
Papa" murmured the Little one. ms
she nestle her b,!Ght head on his
shoulder, - asked the new teacher to
come Tomorrow night after school and
see the flowers, Nou don't care, do YOU,
papa; -
No, dear, | shall lie very glad to see
your teacher aud We will try and make
her visit pleasant"
Toward evening the noxt day Tom Ran
dali suddenly glauced up from the paper
The evening world., 1892-10-06
Parliamentary Rules.
iFrom Tii-Bin.l

llTom Iid-brs.l
A member of the House OF Commons had
been paying attention to young lady Tor a
long while, and had taken her TO attend the
House until she was well posted in the rules.
on the last day OF the session, as they came
out, hc bought her a bouquet OF flowers, and
said to her: "Muy oifer you my handful Of
fiOwers."
she replied promptly 81 move to amenu
by Omltting all after the word nand."
He blu,hlngly accepted he amen inent,and
they adopted IL Unanimously.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

But there is some one who cares.
Miss Lyle. care" he paused, then said.
hesitatIngly. Miss Lyle. can't you and
be friends
"Oh, yes. Mr.. Chalmers. certainly we
cau." she answered. with q light laugh,
which somehow sounded hollow to him /;
yes. the best of friends; but excuse me.
have not had breakfast yet and am
awfully hungry. Won't You come. too 2"
with great pleasure" he returned.
~ have been waiting here hardly daring
to hope for your company"
Three weeks drifted by. and to-day
Edith Lyle was going back to begin her
teaching again. and as she sat gazing out
over the hsy. With i's blue waves rolling
and tossing. tipped here and there with
The evening world., 1892-10-06
EDITH LYLE'S REVENGE.
AN Overheard Conversation Which
Brought Years of Unhappimess.

There was SO much interest in his
voice that she looked up quickly and in
Stantly lowered her eyes again. 80"
Size thought, this is your motive. l am
not the woman for Ton Randall to marry.
nut l nun evidently the one whom you
would like to win."
Then. while the half-formed purpose
stole into her heart. "that she would
make this man suffer all that he had made
her suffer-" she lifted her eyes. which he
noticed for the first time were very beau
u,u'' and said. half playfully: - must.
Mr. Chalmers, and you know the old
suase' Go where duty waits thee
Eesides," she added. There. is NO
one but mother who .rss where go, you
know" -
The evening world., 1892-10-06
Ode 10 Sapolio.
IAndrswe, " by cable.

IAndrlwr, "by cabIe,"I
! am ndotlarriet i. Monroe.
To which world with Columbian Odes;
Bu - thy dear love. SAPoLIO,
My muse to this fne frenzy goads
am no poet, but plain.
Unlettered sailor man. whose dory
Sailed East on the Columbian main,
oAPoLIo, dear, To tell tiny story
And that is why this Ode Is writ
Though not 40 tine a. thou cculd'st write +;
I'm sure OF being pAit for IT.
Twill greet ten million mortalssight.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
is no reason to think yet that its eleven will
not have chance.

The Amateur Bowling League OF New Jer.
clubhouse Of the Elizabeth Athletic club
Representatives were present from the Palma
tiub, OF Jersey City Britain Field club, o
iackensack: the riverside A. c., OF Newark
New Jersey Athletic club, OF Bergen
Point. and Elizabeth Athletic Clup. Tht
Withdrawal OF the staten Island, Jersey tity
and Arlingi ON cubs wcre regretted by all.
the Newark Bay Boat CluU, the Nc,tlield 4
g.. oi Westhcll, and the columbia \. c.. N
iiohokcn. w. T.. Eii)ry. OF tne hri,ains. wa
le-rl"cicl president of the Lea .uc. ". u
DimoGk, OF he Eli2ibrt u tlub. WIS Cltu'c,
secretary. sauuni hathaway, OF the iaimas
was ap pointed u commi tee o. on 10 NJ.
range n schedule OF game.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
Easily Found Out.

lIrom Ti-Bit.
Fcatherst one-Wcli, Old man. am glad
TO hear that you are engaged to lie married
Falling In love, sir, brings out qualities IN Il
man that he never suspected.
Ringway-l agree with you. ! never
knew be ore sadly that had the capacity
for spending 80 much monty.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
A Back ward Spring.
IIrom Niusfrdfsd Bis !

From Wusfrdfsd Bif'
Needy Relation proud OF his ancestry -
After all, we both sprang from the same
house.
Greedy Relation - Yes: but ! landed on my
feet. while you seem To have been dangling
Tor half II century In the branches OF the
family tree,
The evening world., 1892-10-06

The loss of flesh is a trihe.
You think you need not
mind it.
But, if you go on losing
for some time or lose a good
deal in a short time, you are
running down. Is that a
trihe?
Get bac' 20 your healthy
weight ano' ..enerallv you get
back to health.
A book on CARE. III. L1v-
ING will tell you what it is to
get there, and when SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil is
useful. Free.
ScoI1 BowSH. Ch "mis,s. ,37 South sth Avenue,
New York.
four druggis keeps Scou's Emulsion Of cod liver
ss-eu druggists everywhere do. s..
The evening world., 1892-10-06
f. y Willard bought up an edition of &C, 900
copies OF an English paper the other day, and
gossipers are wondering what there could
possibly have been In that paper.

PROT Hermann makes this utterance for
the benefit Of the public: " IL has been many
years since I awaited myself In public Of the
powers possess as a spirituaiistic medium.
For various reasons have reserved these as
we'll as my feats OF hypnotism for private
seances. At the solicitation. however, of
many friends, who believe spiritualistic ex-
hibition at the present time, without any
humbuggery, would prove Interesting be-
cause OF the large numbers OF spirituaiists
ana believers OF spiritualism In the city,
have consented to portray my powers as q
medium at the earliest possible date
The evening world., 1892-10-06
have seen q sood deal OF the world, and they
arc dwaris In size oniy-not In intellect.

Fanny Herring. the actress now At Doriss
Museum, was once q great favorite among
the regular theatre.g0ers. She has played
nearly every kind OF part, and one OF her
mas comfortable Income, and appcars on the
Museum thrillers because she cannot endure
being idle. Her methods are those Of the old
school, but they are solid, substantial and
interesting The boys and girls OF the west
side would sooner see her than Sarah Bern.
hardt.
The evening world., 1892-10-06
UNFURNiSHEO R00MS TO LET.

light APARTMENTS o, three rooms In house.
On G4th A., between 10Th and lth aye.. th-s. /.
houses have teen thoroughly renovated and are ia
hrst-rla-s order, rent, rom ~ 70 $40; rent OF
stores from Is To $40. Amply to W y. Rae Com.
psuy. 200 Nest Gitnst
The evening world., 1892-10-06

The Yale football team took its first trial
heat OF the season yesterday, and the re-
ports say made q very poor showing. beating
Wesleyan only by II score Of q too. Yale has
q faculty or starting out poorly and then
making wonderful improvement before the
season closes. II the Yales were TO
tackle Harvard or Princeton now. there Is
little doubt they would be beaten, but In
coaching and developing the New Haven COL
lege Cxcels either OF the ether two, so there
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Emanuel LRsEer, the German chess expert,
begins an engagement OF four weeks at the
Manhattan A. c. next Monday evening. lie
Hodges, ID. q. Baird and other local experts.
The NJ. A. L. Will give $50 to the player who
makes the best showing against Lasker.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

The genial "Parson Davies. who Is down
at Navesink Highlands. where his man Choyn-
SKI Is training, says that q match between
Jackson and Goddard Is among the possibili-
ties jackson, the "ParsOn says, will not
challenge his white cOuntryman. as that Is a
thing lie never does, but will doubtless ac-
commodate him II purse Is offered.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

John l.. Sullivan said yesterday that the re.
port that he was drugged dd not originate
with him lie said, for the 'steenth time,
that he was never in better condition than
when he fought COr6ett.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Cyril Tyler. the boy soprano "phe-
nOmenon.'' who was heard recently at
Palmers Theatre. will sing In boston next
Tuesday. His manager Edgar Strakosch, is
awaiting the result OF the "Wang" children
versus Gerry case with interest. II 1t is
settled in favor OF the children Cyril Tyler
will again be heard In this city.
The evening world., 1892-10-06

reply. and left him. Half nm hour later
she stepped aboard the train which would
carry her home
The evening world., 1892-10-06

Billy Madden and his talkative protege,
Goddard, are still at II. About once per day
they have something to say about lighting
Corbett. Madden's latest Is that Goddard
will claim the championship Oct. l II God
dards lOrfeii OF $1,000 is not covered by that
time. Meantime the Australian Will turn his
attention towards Peter jackson, SO he says.
II Goddard's nghting ability is an extensive
as his fOndness for conversation, he should be
q world-DCater.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-09

The next session of the South Da-
kota Educational Association, which
meets ct Brookings Decem Der N-29,
promises 70 be full Of interest and 70
30 exceptionally instructive.
Among the subjects TO he consid-
cred are English ia the rural school,
graded school aud college, educa.
tional fads, unity in our school sys.
tenn, the school law, the reading cir
Giles, and science in the lower grades.
An effort il being made 10 secure
a noted speaker from abroad. Look
FIR the program soon. Each depart
,nent will have one-half day in
which to transact ito business and
Tor the discussion Of whatever topics
may tc Of peculiar interest.
Reduced rates on all railroads.
Do not fail to secure areceipt when
you buy your ticket. Many educa-
tors are DESTROYS Of having the full
proceeding ofthis meeting published
in pamphlet form.
II is hoped that there will be a
very full attendance. Matters Of
vital importa, &C will be considered.
Let Nothing rreyent your attend
ing this meeting.
NJ. A. ROBINSON,
Cor. Sec'y.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-09
First publication Nov. Is. 1922
Summons.
Skako ~ CoAAl ~ EntA II La fiuoa.i Ho.a.A =

First publication Nov. Is. 1922
Summons.
State Of South Dakota s. !" Circuit Court
County Of Union first Judicial Circuit.
Mrs. Eliza Lester. ilaintif1,
Mrs. Isaac NanPelt, Van
Pelt whose first name
il to Plaintiff I'M
known, Michael Kearney,
Mrs. Michael j. kearney
Charles j. Bourrette and
Mrs. Charles J. Bourrette.
defendants.
Mrs. Isaac vanPelt.--VanPeIt. Charles J.
HoArrette. Mrs. Charles Bourret,e. Michael J.
Kearney and Mrs. Michael j kearney, the above
named defendants.
You. and each OF you are hereby sum
moncd and requiled TO answer the complaint Of
the above entitled action, n copy Of which Is
herewith served upon you, and to serve y copy
OF your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber, A.. D. Keller. At his office IN the city Of
Elk Point. In the said county Of Union. aud
State OF South Dakota, within thirty days after
the service Of this summons upon you exclus-
sive OF the day Of service: and " you fail TO- all
swer the said complaint within the time. afore.
relief demanded IN the complaint.
Dated ut Elk Poiut. >. d.. this 18th day OF NO
vember, 1859.
Atty's. for Plaintiff.
To the above anne defendants:
plaint in the above action were fled In the clerk
Of said courts Office on the 10th day Of .NOvem-
Der 1882. IN the city OF Elk Point In said county
A. D. KELLER.
Atty. for Plaintiff.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-09

Gen. Weaver still sticks to it that
his party is the party Of the future.
By comparing the vote Of this year
with that Of two years ago the party
looks moro like a thing Of the past.
Where it did not fuse with the dem
ocrats its vote was less than half Of
that Of 1880. this does not look
like . healthy growth by any means.
Weaver is peculiarly built to hang
TO ! forlorn hope, and is happiest
when he knows he is sure to be in
the minority.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-12-09

The smallest "cas-boil" is large
enough to show that the blood needs
purifying warning which, If UNI
needed, may result, not in more
boils, but in something very much
worse. Avert the danger in time
By the use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
Cured others, will cure you.