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Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
sword priil--t'o~-r-'

FoiioWlug j. IN. announcement u the
Attraction fpr Iharssias AMI riiay even
ing a. % appesrs N the official program
% The puSers
Although there has been no lack 81.
entertainment - local talent during the
pss>t - aaon taerr are skill other caasil
staie- 10 puoiic favor. Thursday ard
Friday. May II and l.. the Sword Drill
snd ccnutsrt club concert gill he given
in foSegs' opera house. The drill II in
tru-siF Interesting aud II Sufficient u IL
--f % attract a crow He'd house. snd
When glvco in conn~cti1n With an or
gauixation -p WeIi AMI fasorabls known
a. the schubert club cannot fail Ia
prese ore = the best attractions II tAe
year
\ -p~cls! feature - the pr, gram vii.
- the rendering q ths pTi-Un scene
frum tAe opera Il III Iroyatore" IN ccs-
tgme. Wltn fall orch cstra accOnpaui-
uisnt n which Mrs. Minnie Nichols w.n
appear a. l.eonora Prices are fixed a.
- asi f5 ccnts Tor reserved seats. and
the management feel oniident that the
entertainment UIli receive he patron
a-s~ Whi,-A B; deserves
The skori drill nv seventeen Young
women comprises the military evulI
tson- ant manual - sword exercise pre-
scribed by the knights u fhythias. and
cannot fail o. be interesting 10 members
of the uniformed rank and all other
military organizations. In addition to
the regular movements many special Tea
tures have been added. including an ex
hibitloG 20 fencing 70 music. which il
both beautiful and unique The os
TUNES. designed especially for this occa
sion. are appropriate and handsome and
the entIre dEiii - under the supervision
81 Mr. Orin A. Ward, Who il a thorough
tacticisu and 10 has left nothing un.
done 10 bring It 10 high standard OF
military p-rfecilOn.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
yauslcyiIlc--Smith's.

Manager Smith has an unusually
bright lot - attractions booked for his
pretty little thcater for the coming week
The spccialties are headed by the Hen
lev sisters. in their cclebratsi mirror
dance. Mechan and Raymond will in
trcduce their original sketch. entitled
n Lucky Strike Moor. and karcher
will present their musical absurdiiy.
'Gas" Watson and jerks are billed
Tor their knock about dance Among
the other speciality artists are John
Moon. Edith Marietta. IN her pleasing
songs and dances. tdsle Bcianchort.
Mile Anita. the versatile burlesque ar
;is,. Fred jerks Minnie Robertson.
Harry Watson. Fanny Moon. and the
Golden sisters The program will ter
inmate with a comedy. entitled a Real
,Tn=aflon
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

iuction 10 one d ths most elaborate ever
put on the stage.
In Mcvieksr's The Black Crook. .
after the versioo u Eugene Thompsou.
10 enjoying . marvellous run. The dan
ems. Il the French girls - feature Il
great merit
Marie Tempest. the cute little comic
opera queen. 10 holding nightly ieve~s In
The Fencing Master" IN the Chicago
OPERA house.
!, Is said that Marie Wainwright, will
retire from the sfage after her present
engagement in Kansas City. which ends
on Saturday.
Manager Jscots has three fine at
fractions IN his Chicago circuit. the
chief ono being "Corinne." 10 the Al.
hambra.
IL the Haymarket. Robert Mantell is
plas ing limited eng gsgement In q Face
IN the Moonlight"
Charles aud Rose Co9hlan are booked
for the Columbia for the present week
Sam T. Jacks burlesque show is run
ming 10 large business.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
Alien ars~lI.

On Monday morning IN the church -
- MINES ~ Detroit. Peter - Farrell
- thia city vas married Miss Mary T.
hllcn - the City - the Straits { H.
p'Hrcn - this ciiy was b.,.st man. and
Mary Colfas 20 Nyanslotte was the
bridesmaid The ceremony Vas pef
iurmrd ~ tho Rev ~ Grand. assisted
by Ire Christian AMI Hours. The music
vas gwen by full chou Mr and Mr.
Farrell came 81 Grand Rapids ga The
aftstnt-n train n Tho same dav The
hrlsi. was pipulaF "a ~scisty in Detru,i,
AMI The roup!e received many ss.,ls and
beautiful pfr-enis fheis cuaeratala
tiuns acre unmis,skaily aineere. even
f1liostns them g. thetf tsuFuess end
They af- AZ hnm~ o. their ffienss. in
Their csey houae 81 NJ 1iG Mar,icn
effs-ff
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
knights and Thsir ga,iie<

On last "Wednesday night Al the asv
ham q the De Molai commanlery
knights femplsr. wac hell the seooni
= series - parties given ty the
knights. bui the first hela in the asy
lum sinCe the nrW dccerations - The
psrlors. Nearly hundred couples we're
present and sowe pared IN the dance n
the uisin hall. shiie others took An han
cst hani ~ Tssifo IN the paflors W
enc played What. - the e1clamsti,sns -
the women in pSai-e q; the beautiful
rs~'ms would have inierfersd with the
pftxrrss -; that r-cher ~ gsme. Light
rsfrs,- hnients Ners served
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

ssssfaa manager 10 emphatic IN his
deeiAfstion that . poor p~rs0fm~r 10 dear
Al any salary IN matter how small,
hence TIE motto. 'Be.t. all the Beet and
soa. bot tho best. xhieh many years
ago he adapted In this s~a~ans com
pany are the foiioxing brilliant aftists:
Lew DoskstSi~r. who viii pr-srnt =
nss speciality made Up a. Ward Mc.
Aliister, with new speeches. stories and
sonss. one q the brightest 10 an original
arrangement called 't'-fore aud After,
taorge Posers the accomplished banjo
scloist and comedian. Frank Dumont.
tie minstrel Shakespeare: talse ana
Ssmons. an unusually clever musical
team; bi6cSsonl and Burns. two very
funay Performers IA q new act called
~funnabai.sEn. the Columbian quar-
tet; and John &. Harrington. All -x
ceedIngly bright and pleasing comedian.
IN songs. dances anu limitations. Then
there are esght superb solo singers.
namely. Henry Molten. John H. DAVIS.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

The Devoted managers q tho Chil
3feu honss IN hofrs street sre i-,suti
fs1ng ths grsunds that surreund The
stssir = tbs T.'ruiar rhaT''' Ther~
ARE ab,,nt hfts ntgis waits i~ing csrra
o. in tht. rsfreat ppe . The ntars
.~rs has t~--n spg-,intri nfstsrs rut,iie
that ff.s r,snbne = lrgsl sslapiiou sasy
- fzfshfafrsi
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

iss, ru~sflay afirfe.-'n the Rev o.
Isrk-,a q the fnunta,n sstru~t larttsi
church asaffse.i 'hstla- . Msstsn the
alles, .san n 4 Mefton g. Mi-- i'naf =
v,aiss~-t dsashirs = W Mss,wae
fho ceremony ~as i~tbFned ga the
T.,sisfata stf.-ei eHafsb - gi,s i.ss-ea4r
= f,.s tnfla,ais fss.ss,is tl~is.s g. tilr
iliae-- Z Nss Netlassa tt.s sss.@rft,a
.ss is.agisaea.t 10 h4rpy esurlo ka,u
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

Young Dr. Meyer IL sitting In crowd
sd tavern. Enter Johann. has servant.
who savs IN lend VOICE. "oh. doctor.
come home a. once. there ts = patient
waiting for yon" Then b. Whispers in
g. The doct0ts ear. Il hsvr locked tho
front ioor 49, he can't get away. - lie-
.-ffta liasf.gr
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
ON THE PLAY BILLS
Amateurs 10 Appear in The
Powers thursday.
lEWDOCkSIAoeR'SMINSIReLS Is
.-fhe Vendetta toss,a< to The Grasd-
sanssh's sOdsstn-..--ts~nerai stage
Noses--s hieaxo IheAters-

The tOuntry Circus Vas IN the ia
ture n a revelation o. theater gu-rs. IL
played o. goal business, (. al three per
fnfmance- in The Powers
in The tiFaad an indifferent comIany
played - an indifferent audience.
smith', tncater entertained large su
dlenc-s az each performances.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

Mr.. and Mrs G. II. Chick ~ Scribner
street celebrated their china wedding
last Monday. and the anniversary was
the occasion Of social gathering of
friends and relatives in the evening.
Some pieces IL choice china were pre-
sented by their friends. a bountiful sup
per was served. music was given and the
bride and groom were congratulated and
wished many returns of the ami
yereary
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
The Northumberland.

The story. of The Vendetta" the
drama which ~ 10 he played az The
t'rand thus week. IL an interesting ore.
'ciagio komarri. a young Italian. mar
ries Angelin. Gerard. aud comes to the
home ~ his bride Paris .o reside
Marquis IL Nhar " introduced into the
family and falls deeply IN love with Ro
maru s'wife. She rcpulses his advances
and he Tor revenge determines to CON
promise her in her husbands eyes. 4
woman. supposed to re Nhars sister. ac
companies Tim. and she - jealous of
NhsFs love sor Angeline and readily
cunseuts 10 Impsrsonste her and NEE,
kh.r in the garden. accept his caressss
SnpWing Eomarri would soon pass. ko
MARI oyerhear- him call her Angciir..
aud thinking ner hrs wife seizes Vhar.
and terrible struggle follows VI
Gerard 0vei hears u 'and rushes 10 the
dor lust - har fires a revolver pointed
a. komarri
The second act shows corridor in the
famous prison ~ IOuion. France The
pri-'g ~ tloNn up by dynamite. and the
ssils revolve. showing Eomsrri'= escape
over t1s walls. The third act finds all
TIE characters AZ Monte Carlo. kofnarrl
di-Esn-si ~ an ecccntric English fop az
game - naccarar ~ robbed by Nhar
k"ma--i discovers " and brands him A.
a iar sni a cheat Th. fourth at shows
trr .isck - the steamship Orolo. Nhsr
y about - denouncs Es,narri aa an -
csps'i convict when h..diss'pvrrs that u ~
rally he During the acton a heavy
fng settles ,ioNn over the ship and i1e
alarm iS gwen ~ another huge vessel ..
-s.nn coming direct upsr .arni Rom srri
PUSHES 'o tf- -sian - save his Vt'e
Nhsr az tN ffnl- - alone ou fhr dock
TIE arnnsn Sho haa Iu=t betrayed nim
rti-hes i-nm fas cahin crv1ug fpr ~ 8
War ta.oNs hrr ani catches her throw
INK her lufr the s.s The fashiZht
f-nm fhc ether vessel shows this artisn
kemsru ru~he- ever The bridge a1d
mas .s a ni,-.t remarkable head foremost
dive fn her re~cpe ~ f'th up~us dur
ing the Com uiune shoNirg fhe aaarysr,i
~ frmaru henir i'ari= .s Seen burn
frE r fhe .nefanc~ Thsy are met hv
ti.e e,rters maSing striking aad
r.sIlsfir se~rr
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
Silver Wedding.

On friday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Van Dyke Of First avenue cele-
brated their silver wedding. They ea-
tertained large number IL their rela
tives and friends. who left some choice
pieces of silver as tokens of regard. Sup
per was served 10 the visitors.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

A. fhe ere=--t +ar tnr sse srf -
.frrtf.oua rtI =fras nla-arrrs - - ..r.
x-0,rsta iet.. rf,r ~rsaf .r,.r rary s.i - fh,t
t.st svt, ,shia rs'srf THIS a. rcen fhs.
riea - Harry 3 Ciaphans aanazer lsss
Dfrssffsshrs riir~t trtis sho appear 80
r. Powers nett ~a.n~l,ty ever ing
g. .,rvsririrg fh,s .s,-- rsnv Mr Clar
rnsf. ha@ zpsrri nn evoensa art iefi 81
s..-r-.. M turue,f ni h.s - ff'a e. ees.urs
"a. rery cgram q The pnsf7ssfou. fa~
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

Father afr long s.srohl-Wsu.
here y, h | wonder why ono always
Or -
Urigh. by Rness ii'. 'eanse after
fals- fnds D, the, stop. hunting ou-pi
News
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

she-i .iont believe you love me- any
nisfs.
III. WHY
she Yea iont 49, 80 tslt als,af s,
Times daring a call uov { Ai, 49, no.
ori
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

"itss iaads. t-s,t hsr
sYsa 1T fstas The shia. n every.
tins
lt- de- I sis,ali hks hi,a o. -. ale
esy aiast..isi sssit Nss tsss i'fc.~
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
FASHION DEPARTMENT.
SPRING & COMPANY

How TO properly tell all the current soss As4Ae
tion that puzzles Dame Fashion of power
has INDUCED idosy
tion esus Revelation follows revelation Is
dictate her majesty exempy AigAtiest
fancy Thirty ak departments respond o the They
mirror the styles charming
some; welcome to study. admire and claim.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

VI = Ens ei--fg q 'iFarslvrs~
asensf~ hsl lafthsiss safprt-n PARTY
49, NJ saias nsxHt - ffiru.ts frr
-satri hsf nth ksn..s.sss lzsas ast
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
St. Cecilia Song IssSitnl.

At the regular meeting 81 the st.
Cecilia society on Friday song recital
was gwen 10y Mrs. Ora Picrson. assisted
by Mrs \. q. Sieketec. pianist. and
James raddon. violinisi. The program
was enthusiastically appandei The
following Is the program aS given:
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07

j. NJ. Woods. Harry Leighton. Charles
Fake. William Galpen. A. Boie and
Mack Menter. also magnificent band
and orchestra under the able direction
~ Prof. Adj. Stork. The first part is
called The Socia! Session 81 the knick.
erbocker Club" Dumont's original
sketch. The Cake Walk" is given at
every performance and has scored an
immense hit.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-05-07
There's
Music

In the lustrous silk and wool dress
fabrics; there's legion in the styles.
weaves and colorings. The cotton
goods vie with the woods in appear
ance. Never 30 low priced as now
or such exquisite novelties as this
season presents. The aisles that
hive all classes of dress fabrics are
full. Where shall the throng be put
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-09
Annual Report of the Assistant
Postmaster General.

WASHINGTON, Nov. S.-The annua-
report of j. Lowrie Bell, second assist
ant postmaster general, for the year
ending June 80, shows the following ex-
penditures: Total inland mail service,
S43. 597, 1893; for foreign mail service, ag-
gregate cost, 81. $50. 904; less for inter
mediary service to foreign countries.
$780, S7. Total inland mail service,
S44. 79S, $40. Compared with the previous
year increases are shown of 9S9 routes,
1921 miles. s., 262. 625 in expenditures.
Is, AL in miles travelled, four cents in
rate of cost of each mile travelled.
An additional appropriation is asked
for railway mail service, there being a
deficiency of S1,200,0 600 for the current
Pacific roads which have been released
by the treasury. The amount withheld
from the Pacific roads is 81, 200, 600. a
reduction in the rate OF postage on mer-
cEandiSe is discouraged. The efficiency
of railway mail clerks is commended,
and recommendation is made for some
provision for families of railway mail
clerks killed on duty. Regarding the
transportation Of mails by electric lines
the report says: Improvements have
been rendered possible through the in
PRODUCTION or service on the electric ear
lines that are springing up in all direc-
tons. Constant examinations are being
made of this character OF transporta-
ton, and wherever it can be used TO an
advantage and within lawful limits of
cost, it is being contracted for, espe-
cially as substitute for star or mail
messenger service. In the aggregate,
il is believed this class OF service will
be saving in cost over star and mail
messenger routes"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-09
CATERER JOHN E.. SHAW.

derful medicine. the finest thing l have
ever used. 1t is better than the COM
bined services OF doctors for years.
when l began to take it l was a
mere shadow. Now | have wholly re-
covered my health and strength. and
entirely through the marvellous health
giving properties of this remedy.
Il most earnestly recommend its use,
and all my friends TO whom l have rec
commended it tell the same story-it
cures every time"
And the extraordinary thing about it
is that it will cure when other medicines
fail. 1t is a sure thing.
Given case where the nerves are
weak, the blood poor. or when the
stomach, kidneys or liver are out of
order. or when there is poor appetite,
constipation, headache. bad feeling
head. Sleeplessness at night, with tired
feeling on awaklng in the morning, and
1t will cure these symptoms almost like
magic. Ii is purely vegetable and
harmless. All druggists sell ii for 81.
1t is not patent medicine, but the
discovery and prescription of DIR.
Greene, of 80 West Fourteen h street,
New York, the most famous and sue
cessful specialist in curing nervous and
chronic diseases. The doctor can be
consulted without charge in all cases,
either pc rsonally or by letter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-09
CITY ENGINEER INVITED,
But for Good Reasons Did Not Go
on That Paving Junket.

But for Good Reasons Did Not Go
on that Paving Junket.
An evening paper has sprung a story
10 the effect that City Engineer Cap
pelen did not accompany the aldermen
and other officials or their trip to Gales
burg because he was not invited, al
though it admits that the city engineer
does not say OF even Intimate as much.
There is no occasion for such story,
inasmuch as Mr.. Cdppelen was invited
to go along. He did not 90 because there
is sickness in his family. The day be-
fore the aldermen LETT, Nh Cappelen
told q GLOBE reporter that he could not
90 the early part OF the week, but that
if the party waited until Thursday he
might possibly be able to leave his
work for two or three days. Sh GRITTY
after this conversation some of the
aldermen who had heard that the city
engineer had declared his intention OF
remaining at home said that they
guessed he would find it 10 his interest
to 20 when the council so desired, but
when it was learned that there was
sickness in Mr.. Cappelen's family he
was excused.
That the men interested in the Gales
foot the bills incurred by the junket
seems to be generally understood. But
even if the eleven aldermen who have
gone down 10 GaleSburg return pre-
pared 10 vote III favor of ii. there are
fifteen more aldermen who Will also
have something TO say.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-09
WILL THEY INDICT BURNHEM?
The Grand Jury Considers His
Case at Some Length.

". J. Burnhem does not yet know
whether he will be indicted for killing
Joseph Clark. The grand jury spent
nearly all Of yesterday in investigating
the case. a large number of witnesses
were examined for the purpose of ascer-
tanning what relations, if any, had pre-
viously existed between Burnhem and
Clark. In the afternoon Assistant
County Attorney Peterson came out of
the jury room ana informed Lars NJ.
Rand. Buruhem's attorney. that the
jury did moi care to examine any more
witnesses. This did not suit Judge
Rand. ThO insisted that he had two
witnesses who would swear that Clark
lad attempted 10 hold them up not long
ago. Fred tInnegan and Dal Reno are
the names OF the witnesses. They were
not allowed to testify.
When the grand jury adjourned, al )
p. H.. Assistant County Attorney Peter
son said tO the GLOBE that there was
absolutely nothing TO give out. 1t IS
rumOrod, however, that The jury would
return a true bill against BuTnhem,
though not Cor murder III The first de-
gree. ms IS only rumor, and as such
it obtains little credence.
The jury will probably remain
in session until the END OF. the
week. as there are still a humber Of
smaller cases undisposed OF. Yesterday
Joh4 Armstrong. james Earle and Au-
gust Skogberg we're taken down to the
county jail by Detectives Doyle and
Howard. The three are charged with
grand larceny by Henry r. Chase, the
proprietor Of a clothing store on the
East side. They waived examination IN
the police court Yesterday afternoon.
The LAWYER shooting case. in which
Schlink is the complainant, will also be
investigated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-09
4 CHICAGO CATERER.
lie Is a Very Popular Man il
His Own City.
Some Very Interesting Things
He Has To Tell.
And as He Is a Famous Caterer He
Knows Just What the People Want

One of the most famous and popular
caterers in the city of Chicago is John
Z. Shaw. of 573 Madison street. Every
body knows him and everybody is IA
miliar with his ability to provide just
what the people want.
The extraordinary amount of work
incident to the Worlds Fair almost
Frustrated Mr.. Shaw. He was terribly
run down. weak. nervous, tired, all the
time, until he became a mere shadow of
himself.
He had successfully catered for 9TH
ers, now it was necessary that he should
be catered for. He found just the
thing, and now is able to cater for people
when they are sick as well as in health.
He is an interesting talker:
THE great strain of the past few
months did indeed break down INV
health and strength" he said, land l
grew weak and dizzy, tired easily and
was terribly nervous.
Il was often absent-mInded and
drowSy and my memory was very pour.
l coule get nothing to do me any good
until used DR.. Green IS Nervura blood
and nerve remedy. l found this Won
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-09
MINNEA
NINNEAPoEIs GLonULEs.

The ladies o. t Andrea church will
serve an oyster supper this evening al
the home Of Mrs. Blocker, COS Sixth
avenue north.
Fire destroyed two barns yesterday,
which were located on Chicago avenue,
between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets. They were the property of
Fred Haas ard j.. i. Castle.
Louisa NJ. Hale has applied for letters
0t administration in the estate Of her
late husband. jefferson NJ. Hale, who
died recently at Excelsior, leaving
property valued al $4,000. There are
three heirs, Louisa NJ. Hale, Jessie
Hale futile and Charles 5. Hale.
The jury in the case of Mrs. BoliIa
Smith. who sued the Minneapolis
library board to recover the value oi a
collection Of United States coins stolen
from the library where they had been
deposited by the plaintiff for safe keep
ne, awarded Mrs. Smith S66T.45. The
plaintiff asked for $500.
a verdict for the defendant is the re-
suit OF the suit of The Peteler Portable
Manufacturing Company against The
Northwest Adamant Manufacturing
Company. The trial lasted one week.
The plaintiff sued for SIO.010 for the
collapse Of the Peteler building, which,
it was alleged, resulted from overload
ing ii with stock.
The health officers visited a livery
stable near First avenue south ana FIJI
teeuth street, yesterday, as il was re-
ported that CHAMBERS had broken out
there. There are about twenty five
horses in the stable. ana those found 70
be seriously affected viii be killed and
The others quarantined.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-11-09
DEATH TO MUGWUNPs.
David B. johnson Sizes Up the
Late Lection

Late Election.
THE election. Oh, yesterday. I had
forgotten. There was something
dropped Yesterday" unused David 3.
johnson. the MINNEAPOLIS Demosthenes
and Idol OF the local Democracy. as the
episode OF TUESDAY vas discussed by a
group Of more or less pronounced states
men.
You see, II all happened this way
he continued. They found out that
Senator Hill was n reality citizen OF
Ohio, and this put them on the run.
l regard it as good thing,
for il rung the death kneU on
the mugWumps who had it in
for Judge Maynard. because he
rendered decision two years ago in
favor OF his party. The Republicans
can 60 down 70 Louisiana and steal the
presidency and II IS considered all right.
but the very idea Of Democratic dis
honesty is abhorTept TO The soul OF the
mugNUmp. However. the latter are
done Tor. and hereafter Iammauy and
lis followers viii vote for the Rrpu6-
licans father tran train with the mug
wumps."