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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-04

II Il Hard to convince stranSers fAaI
she is really deaf Fersenkeimis sb-7
nsrmslly quick eye detects the look OF
incredalitE that Ats over the oaloeker's,
face. and he points first TO :k~ catS
ears. then his own ssd es~es a rca<-
suring look and q osnrt0sasss NOD
If doubt still rsmaJh. scme oblig-
ing clerk will leap high N the air and.
alight on the AsSr with noisy stssspa
few inches to the rear Of 'Duraray'1
tnil as the cat sits on the 6oor. she
will not move . muscle. II after .his
the ghost of q doubt ksunts tue Wis.,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-04

Doc-or-Sosv. mere IL t1isle Q. fss
whsxisy. AID wat yoa 20 tsks -
blespooa If il every saOrEing bsser.
b~s z,rfzst-
Patient Dor. Ia IN shs bss.s e
stall - exactly ia, ttsrs % t5e 6af.
Is this sPoo4sai e. iss adj! II isss Fss-
Ga @sl1svszesg Dziss-s ssss Press
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-04
DEADLY APPENDICITIS.
A Disease Which Is Not Only
Painful But Dangerous.

Its Seat Rudimentary and Useless SEQ
Opening Into a Large Intestine-The
Appendix vermifornis L.
Complete Mystery.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-04

Appendicitis, which is numbered
among the most insidious and danger
Gus affections known to medical
science, has again been brought prom
inently to public attention by the sud-
den death of Clarence c. Bayne, the
promising young athlete of the uni
versity, says the Philadelphia Record.
The disease is due to the Inflammation
of the vermiform appendix, useless
wormlike tube attached to the large
intestine. So suddenly and rapidly
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-04

Of the abdomen is opened and The
cause Of the trouble removed ulcera-.
ton of the bowel, and more frequently
still of the appendix, occurs, allowing
. discharge of extraneous matter into
the cavity of the peritoncum, with vio-
lent and extensive psritonitis Of the
most fatal character.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-04

Van Arndt-"And so you are to Be
married? Who's the lucky one:" Miss
Highheels-'.G;ve it I'D. Ask ne . year
from now..-pncs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-08-04

the lieutenant had come.
NO said the lieutenant, epigram-
matically. II do not mean there-up-
town?"
OH said the cabman, will ye DO
after goin' up?"
Il WILL" returned the lieutenant.
land have the utmost haste"
"All right" said the cabmau; I'll
git We up In good shape" at which the
lieutenant entered aud they started off.
This time it must be conceded that
the lieutenant was really at fault, and
that, too, in spite Of his previous ex-
perience with an insufficiently in
structed driver. 1t ought to have been
apparent to him from half an eye that
this particular cabman hadn't the
slightest idea where he was going and
had started out with the hope and in
tention of picking up his information
on the way. Had his fare been listen
ing for that sort of thing he might
have heard the following conversation
carried on a little later between his
own cabman and q colleague whom he
had overtaken:
Say, Bill, where's Trinity"
Down." asked the colleague
mo; up"
''West Twenty-fve-oR Broadway"
They were gong there now the near
est way. and it really was not very
long before they came out into the
blaze of light at Madison square and
soon pulled up in throng OF carriages
at the door of the church The lieuten-
ant rose 70 his feet and leaped out upon
the sidewalk Without word he reck-
lessly handed one of his tvventy-dollar
gold pieces TO the driver and almost ran
Up the steps of the church.
Once ii.sids the edifce the lieutenant
found himself III the midst OF en- as
sembled multitude. Brilliant lights
flashed in all directions, the organ was
niarinr softly AID there wes gener-
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
District Court.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. q

WEDNESDAY. Sept. 20.
Jack was fined SO and IS costs
for using vulgar and profane Ian
gnage. A Chinaman was fined
$50 and costs for having opium
in possession.
THURSDAY, Sept. u.
In the District Court this
morning. the japanese who COM
mitted assault and battery on
Mrs Thomas Lucas. was found
guilty, and fined $50 and costs.
The Chinese assault from Pawaa
case occupied the rest of the dav.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
The Merry-Go- Round.


We learn, that the new steam
Merry Go-Round was sold yester-
day to Mr.. Jos-ph A. Victor, for
the sum of 50 200. The new pro-
prietor took possession tod Y,
the former proprietors having
left by the Mariposa for San
Francisco. To judge from the
figure paid the Merry Go Round,
business mnst be the only
fourishing enterprise in Hawaii,
and beats both Sugar. Guava
Jelly, and Cycloramas.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
Vessels in Port.

u S Adams, Nelson.
u 5 Bostoa, Day.
q S Philad .lphia, Parker.
Br sch Norma, Yokohama.
An blk Alden Besse, Friis Sun Francisco.
Am sch Alice Coke, Penhaliow, PCT Sound
Am ok Discovery, Christensen, 5 F.
Br ok IRA. Peterson. Newcastle, n 5 W.
Am bkt Ir'agard. Schmidt, Laysan Island.
Am bkt w II Dilnond, Nelson, S F.
Am bkt s G Wilder Mcneil, F.
Am sh Topgallant, Jackson. p IT Townsend
Am bk Detroit Darrah, Nanaimo.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
Shipping Notes.

The stmr James Mskee brought as cargo:
sugar lepers for the p G and a blank note
from Sheriff Devsrill in regard to Koolau.
The sch Mary Foster is sighted off Port
but not as yet arrived AS We so to press.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
Passengers.
DEPARTURES.

For San Francisco. per R NJ S S Mariposa.
Sept 2l-Dr Craig, Mrs Il Albrecht, ] b
Anterior, wife and daughter, F ] Lowrey
and wife, II Wichman. JAS A Wilder,
G Won Hamm, Jno Dyer. Misses Eth and
Maude Aud. Mrs Draper, Mr Castlen; 6
steerage and 81 passengers in transit.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

The Board of Health held a
meeting yesterday afternoon, at
which NJ Meyers the Agent for
Molokai was present, and made
sundry suggetions relating to the
Leper Settlement,
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
The Supreme Court.
WEDNESDAY. Sept. 20.

w kDNEsDAl, sept. ~.
The Supreme Court sitting in
Banco, heard the case of the Ha-
waiian Soap Works vs.. I. Raw
Inns yesterday. The case was
argued and submitted. Nessrs.
Hatch and Hartwell appear for
the Hawaiian Soap Works and
Mr.. Cecil Brown for Mr.. Rawlins.
THURSDAY, Sept, 81.
The Supreme Court was occu-
pied this morning by hearing the
case between the Government
and the Hawaiian Tramways Com
pany. The case deals with the
question. whether the car-licenses
ofthe Tramways Company shall be
stamped or not. The case was
argued and submitted. Attorney
General Smith for the Govern
ment. aud Hon. Paul Neumann
for the Tramways Company.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

The Boston has changed the
dty for its departure from the
9th to the 10Th inst.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

Mr.. C. F. Horner arrived here
yesterday to attend the match
race between HIS trotter Lot Slocum
and Mr.. Hollinger's Gerster for a
Thousand dollar purse. which will
take place next Saturday.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
Foreign Mail Service.

Steamships win leave for and srr ve
fron San Frlacisco, on tne fslloSing
dates, til the close Of 1893.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
LOCAL NEWS.

The schooner Mary Foster was
10 miles off port at u 80 O'Clock.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

There were no arrests made to-
day AS we 60 to press. The com
munity is evidently getting well
behaved since the re-opening of
the HoLoMUA.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

The Mariposs left this morn
ing at 10 o'clock for San Fran
SEQ. The band played the
steamer of.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

fAdaptst from Jam kUssel Lowell
/ The monarchy wssn's 50 bad after all;
Ii minded rs BIZ, and made the law feared:
1t treated its foes always fair without gall.
To the poor and the people, vas it ever e1-
deared.
But Walter G,
Stellar Smith. lie
Sez Uncle Ssm shantrestSre the Monarchee.
Ny, Amt it terrible. WIT shall we du,
We can't never restore it o'course, that's
fat;
Guess Uncle Sam Il hertO come hound tdout
youj.
And GO in with missionaries, and guns, and
all that;
For Walter G.
lSteIlarl Smith, he
SEE, we shan't vote for the Monarchee.
The Provisional G., is of drifie strait breed
It's grabbed al the power that give places
aud pelf;
But consistency still, WIZ a part Of its
creed,
It's been true to one party-an' thet is itself
So Walter G,
iStellarl Smith, lie
sez-we7l always be ruled by the Provis-
ional G.
The Provisional e., it goes in for war,
1t don't vally principle more'n an old cud;
Wut did God make us raytional creeturs fer.
But glory a N gunpowder. plumber an blood,
So Walter G,
tStellarl Smith, lie
See, Wen always be ruled by the Provision
alG
We were getting on nicely, out here to cur
village,
With good old idees o. wut's right an wit
amt,
We kind o thought Christ went again war
an pillage
An tibet eppylets want the best mark of
saint:
But Serene E,
Bishop, he
Sez-this kind O. things an exploded idee.
The side of our country must oilers be took,
An the Provisional g., you know, it is our
country.
An the angel tibet writes all our sin in
book,
Put the debit to it an to US the per contry,
An Serene E
Bishop, he
Seq, this is his view O. the thipg toaT.
Parson Davies he calls all these argi ments
lies,
SEE. they're nothing on airth but Jest fee,
fan, fluff
An thet all this big talk of our destinies,
Is half on it ignance an, tother half bluff,
But Walter G.
tStellarl Saith, he
SEE, it amt no such thing; an of course. 90
must We.
Parson Davies seq, he never heard in his life,
Thet tn apostles rugged out with cartridge
and gun.
Aa' marched round behind a drum and fife,
To get some on 'em office, an some on EN-
none.
But Nathaniel B.
Emerson, he
Ser, they did't know anything down in
JUDGE.
Wal, it's NANCY we've gut folks to tell us
The rights and the wrongs of these matters
VOW
God sends pious lawyers an other wise fel-
lers,
To start the worlds team when it gifts in
/ slough,
Fer the P. G.
Advisory C.
ssz, the world II go right if it boilers out
Geel
The Merry-Go-Round.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

N S. Levy viii hold a great
clearance sale next Saturday.
Everything will be sold. and the
epportunities for good bargains
are great.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
WILT THE WISE MEN ST.

iaaap.sa frs,n J4iass Russell Lovely
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21


Mr.. Robt. Louis Stevenson is
residing at Sans Souci. He will
remain here till the 18th inst.
and return to his Island home by
the Alameda. His health has
not been very good. and the fam
Gus novelist looks very poor. We
hope that the bracing breeze at
Waikiki viii have a beneficial
influence on Mr.. Stevenson. and
that his flying trip to Hawaii will
assist him in recovering his
strength.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
from the af'ater-froat.
Arrivals.

Stmr James Nakee. from Kauai.
Stmr Hawaii, from Hawaii.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

The Ships Company of the
Boston has published protest
in the Advertiser against the i'd
otto letter which appeared in the
morning paper yesterday relating
to the hosting of the Stars and
Stripes. The Boston Company
should have realized that the
absurd fake was manufactured in
the Advertisers own offices.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

The. James Makee arrived from
Kauai this morning with the lep-
ers who lately surrendered to the
authorities. In spite of the
promises of Sheriff Deverill to
catch Koolau there were no news
yet in regard to him. It is gen
erslly believed that he is snug
gly installed in K.lalau valley.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

Another ball will be given to
the Boston officers at the Palace
next Monday. by Honolulu $50
ciety, as represented by the an
nexation club. A meeting was
held last night at the club rooms,
and a number of committees APP
pointed to attend to the affair.
Subscription lists are being cir
culated to-day.
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

FoR Sax FEAScIsao. Fx. sAx FKsycIsoo
Oceanic. Sept. p AiaEle,ia s pt. IS
Miowera, for Van Australia. Oct.
couyer Oct tieeanic 49,. Oet. Il
Aus;rali4 Oct. Il Mowers, from Van
Monowai - Oct. 10 eonyer Oct. %
Warnmoo, for Van Marirosa Oct. %
oouver ~ NV. ! Australia. Nov
China .... Nov MonUwai. NoY -
Australia Ms. ] warrimoo. trou, Van
Alameda Nov. Is conver . Nov. -
Miowera for Van China 800 Nov. y
CONVEX 49, Dec. Australia. Dec. ,
Oceanic -. De slameda Dee. -
A ,stralia 49, Dec. Miowers. from Van
Manpost Dec. Il CONVEX 80. Dec. .
Warrimoo, for Van Oceanic 49,. Dec. 26
c0uver ....Jan. ] Australia. Dec. 30
City reking. Jan Warimoo. from Var
Australia Jan. 8 eouver Jan. D
WarTimoo, from Van
couyer Sept %
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21

Lave BoSoLrLU DrE At HSolULU
Hawaii holomua = Progress. [volume] (Honolulu) 1893-1895, 1893-09-21
Departures.

RMS 5 Marlposa, for San Francisco.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

fru.s thers .lgl "a ~ c.s.fx,sa. ~hsre
80 aoa h.r 1880 III sn,aa ths = ~
ter.
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Nsra,..tf. h - a. .-li...l - a.. A..
ca s.aoctat.ae +, ,.l.r.i.s - IL Fstara
lrorn TIE .fais oenssafiea
60. 80 ia
f.,rn... I. sissll.n., a.. $3.50. - an. As.isr.
usaa kiseaharil snA Otter relatives In
a.. citx
Ss Chamb-rsal. "a. s.lled q Hat
-yestsrslay ~ tae .srioas illasss q Ne
mother. she Il b expeetsd vii not
fsA.pter.
hrs Charles hosEien q 0ssnd hsssa
= Fisitlng her danghtef, Ma X "a mae
~ . % rs south eolls<s avenue
AtdfsE Pa u kal4mazoo. who has
neen sss.tinz he 90, IL henismin 1ss.
~ eens fe~tFSoAf n"
kss g II. bsnsor : subject 'saakhs ~
ne slsa al-sios roetns - ~ "s1s8'eo
''.s"'. he "esAn z oe1
Captain Truman nmlth % Ne 80
80 80 nsess. ssa .ns; -. sssssass ''s
go 80 so.s@ 80"
W. = ' s'sss.'. sspsI.a''S, =. ~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
Protests Dor Her Parents.

EDfToR or THE HERALD: In tho city
superintendent and the teachers In our
schools could hear the complaints OF the
parents all over the city regarding the
rules enforced in governing the children
entrusted 10 the caro- and instruction OF
said teachers. they would take imme-
diate measures 10 remedy some Of the
defects 10 said rulings The tax paying
parents OF the city who support tho
necessary school officials aud teachers
expect and demand just and humane
treatment for their children and due re-
spect for themselves. Public officers
and teachers are in reality but servants
OF the people. and willis the people
should aud do respect them for their
ability 10 I'll their respective field OF
usefulness. nevertheless these same peo-
pie are worthy every just consideration
for themselves and their children. We
seud our children To school TO receive
instruction in the various branches OF
learning add not TO be subjects 10 so
many petty rules Of mere government as
are now being enforced ia our city
schools Even though We recognize the
fact that this Q must be some govern
ment exercised over the children. we OBJ
jec,, and justly too. IN having our own
authority az parents wrested from US.
and therefore claim that il is wrong and
productive Of evil for the teachers TO say
to any child, your parents have nothing
10 say about it, or your parents have
no business TO do 20. or say this. that
or the other. Such remarks from a
teacher have n tendency TO engender a
feeling OF disrespect toward parents aud
parental authority. which Is very ex-
asperating g. parents
OSf OF the PARkxTs.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

At meeting Of the board Of super
yisors yesterday the committee on flo
ance recommended that j. j. Atkinson
be employed az police court stenogra-
pher st a salary u u 100 per year. The
report was adopted. The came commit
Tee presented compiled statement OF
tho several amounts 20 be raised by tax
in each township and recommended
that IL be referred to a committee con-
sisting OF all the township members
Adopted The committee on claims
recommended the payment Of the assess
ment for improving the court house
alleys; made special order for October
81 The committee appointed 10 prose-
cute the Western Construction con-
pany reported progress Placed on hle.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
sale-men'. ualon Entertainment.

Salesmens union No. IS. IL sending
invitations 20 its friends 30 attend
musical and progressive pedro pity in
Central Labor union hall this evening
when the following program will be pre-.
scnted: Welcome Tonight quartette;
Mira Is. HOLSTER. suprano, Miss Edith
Pursell. alto; Mr.. George Soswye. tenor;
MIR. Arthur Love. bass. Miss Jennie
Barnard. accompauist address, Rev.
Mead Burgess. Solo. "Anchored,"
James J. Atkipson. Recitation. Miss
Libbie Turner. Solo. selected. Miss Ellie
Dishman: Miss Edith Pursell. accom-
PIANIST. Excelsior Banjo Club; Clover
March, by Thomas J. Armstrong, w. A.
BENJAMIN. banjeaurine; 4. \. Eikhoff,
fret banjo: J. :. Plenne. piccolo banjo:
Ed. A. Rasch. mandolin; Ed. ). lis
sonette. second banjo; G.. II. Neal. bass
banjo. ). III. Simmons. guitar; +. y.
Eikhoff. manager. j. :. Pleune. director.
Ballad. Sailor Boy" MIR. Arthur Love.
aecompanist. Character song. Mr.. sam
Reashaw. Marble song. Mr.. George
Goewye. Piano duet. selection. Fred
and Dick Warner: Dumb bell exercise.
Mics AdCfic Mills. Miss Florence Ma
honey. Auto harp roio. Mr.. Frank
Marin. Baritone solo. Come 10 Me-
By Dcnza. Mr.. Will Andersen. Excel
sior Banjo Club. The Limited Mail"
r. II. Frey. Progressive pedro will fol-
low the program.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

Tho Ancient Order OF United Work
men will hold a district delegate con-
vacation today in oddfcllows' hall in the
Tcwer block. al which district deputy
will be elected aud other important
business transacted Thomas Walsh of
this city il the present deputy for the
fifth district. and has made a good rec
ord in institutipg lodges during the past
year. The district includes large por
ton OF the northern and western terri
tory Of the state and contains thirty two
lodges. This Is the first meeting 10 DO
held under the delegate system in vogue
in Massachusetts,. but IL Ia thought il
will prove entirely satisfactory Here
tofore the deputies have been appointed
by the grand lodge.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

rh- ssa<s s.ss ne osa ses oomnss
brady Assault

The testimony ia The Albert WEIGH
sssaalt esss wss 81 elo~ed Yesterday IT
ternoon and toe ioFy retired about 4
o'cioek About DID o'cle>sk the jury
ASKED - have the testimony Fegafdlng
The holes makie Ia ksegles shirt AZ tho
tinae % the alleged shostiag, TIE stea-
eerspheF read the festlmeny aad Ia
fes nasEutss = sssdlit u sol guilty was
felufnQsk
fublic synapathy has been with WEIGH
from the lifsL While the jury was out
Wsleh said II scqulttsd hn woald 80 10
cork a once. bat u eonvictad he would
consider state pfison hfe preferable 10
being obliged u lave with tho ksagles.
Oln the trial u wzs SHOVE that the
keaele brothers had induced their sister
% separsis from Welch aud that not
satisfied with that they had refused Ia
lei WEIGH remove from the farm tho
gossds and stock which belonged 20 him,
II was In a fghf over COW which
WEIGH was trying 30 take from koagios
hara that the shooting took place
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

e. p Fieid is making preparatiofs %
~. e a house ADD bafn 90 hlx prufsrty.
cornrf e Hsrf,n AMI Masii.aon avenues.
They T.li 10 earstractei fron pressed
sand brirss matte from material taken
frees the gicinityaf tiriggs' hili ca South
Dislsio0 street
The resberNo, tue =. o. 4. ". Ia
Tia rliy will tlsuacr a reception % ".
Wsfrer Wilson. Frard reCorier. Ia Odd
fslass BAH T4Ner block. thia svenisg.
q aasted era literary protsram has
tsen prepared aal thsy hope O. hate a
4se. fiHs
TIE toafl ~ pubic works j. laying
Ffirs IusiHa rs Fountain street and ia
Nath street. They have about 2poo
Zee sa az r. Theses two streeis which
FJ lrrol siIf ciase TIE season Tor this
a.af - sors
tlarlos 81 Eaton hruught some rare
fata tests cn tis rrtsra from Chicago.
= 80 them are fmad in vslium aad
arl e.ffia's ~ typographical reafness.
atl1a.h triateti in tae seventeenth cen-
taii
tli irrts err rerortel - 10 more
fl,.fses 81 fs.l fhsn t.s several aea
sots past dealers in TIE city Az r..
cels.ag barge -ofstzn u,ent4 daily from
Ssuzatuek t.fe i.asr and Nrsayza
fina css~ n HARLEM a1 fran Au,ster
tisss i,f ~ it. SD. <atse. snd seven
Wee q ftterFare f7r "a feoasrds
tfn4 s tn we're received At the Gus
ta1- hra4r yesterday.
a. "a NefsIar. the crnnilssson mer
shaat - sreclln9 larrr. heauiifui mon
ta,eaf "a his iot Ia the cemetery AZ
~tnr4.t ~fhrislf Iirothsrs q this rttr
a. sehr fhe work
The Sfs1s ngek - Michigan PAYS ~
Eitsat rate IN tine deraElts. snd i :
saf~ institution eith which e. place your
nccef - cspisAi stotk - tso hundred
theresrf 4,..-a-~
Atermsn 1srei,- - ihe- tsslfth wsri
Z rsisses. hs f'r..az IS Wednesday svNrirx
ansi 'eli 80 tirg l'ie SIDE e ~ hesd .
The Ell sa and 81 .assiy iainfing sim.
TIE engsgemenf q Mhua Msaie ID
n~aa ~ Nlis i4 aatf Wal 81 Whifcnnlh
80 aii~sHs-s n arnsaaeesf. the Wefsliaa
e. tske riace .cen.
81 A. Nacken. raasnat fsrnas 80
aes in tsr 81 suses - - b.,r.a. a
Ff lf Fsfsrs' bara sesfertss ara -
cfftr rL
sstreYias hant riessfr,na srsanaa..g
g. &i.H zts.iit . ds--fease - - a. u
- eereears.l with th- enfsesuon.ii.... .l,y
- itsi fs7f
fhr hei t'raurs ieeree siii - -,.rzr.I
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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20
RECEPTION To NikrrA.
The 81 Cecilias VIII Pay Their Re-
specss to the Hair singer.

The ladies Of the st. Cecilia society
viii give a reception 10 Mile. Nikits.
Madame Nikita. NJ. LeRoy and NJ. Gre
goire GelcsEogr this afternoon In
the club house II the Ladies' Literary
society on Shelion street. At lao p. N.
tho treasurer OF the society will be az
the club house 20 renew membership
tickctS At 40 business session viii
be held. No new membcrs will be al.
mitted until October II From 80
until 800 reception will be given to
Mile. Nikita and party. All members
aud their escorts are invited. Mira uhl.
Mrs. Carpenter. Mira Palmer and Mira
hughes will assist in receiving. Full
afternoon dress Will be worn by the
guestS
The delivery of St Cecilia spoons will
be made today. Those who have sub
seribed will be expected 10 pay.
Madame Materna will sing for the ST.
Cecilia society December 10.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

TnK Hfsatn cali. attention 20 the
fact that Misses Jeiforsis and Raymond
hayr opened a studio AZ room -. Won
derby building. Tor the purpose Of giving
Instructions Ia el0cution and ply icai
culture, including Indian clubsL A
speciality will be made Of filling numbers
for church entertainments. etc Ladies
Interested Ia the subject of physical cui.
ture ami elocution nhould not delay in
calling at the studio ~ Misses Jedords
& Raymond Ia clsssas the most rea-
sonalle terms will be asked.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-20

IAV. Moultan addressed a fair sized
audience at the meeting of the, Single
Tax club last highland paid his respects
10 the railroads 81 tho country Mr.
Moulton j. dead agin the land grant
system. and declared that. IN many cases.
Il would be far cheaper for the people 10
build the railroad and present II 20 the
stockholders thar 90 make donation az
land worth three times as much as the
ratluav itaeif