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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
PRINCESS MAYS TRoussEAU.

In Includes Is Bonnets, 90 ParasOls aud q
Great Many Gowns.
In Princess Nays trousseau there arc
eighteen hats, caps and bonnets. The
hats are sailors, shade hats and Topped
Leshorns, to wear with light summer
dresses, and are designed only for the
visit which the Princess May will have
to make upon the queen during her
August stay ut Grasse and for the little
trips to White Lodge, whore May will,
no doubt, often so TO spend a,quiet day
or two with her mother. According TO
the latest Paris mandate, these shade
hats, sailors and fancy straws arc all oil
q tint to match the gowns. For ex'
ample, there is a straw hat OF fancy
braina. 1t is entirely OF mauve, and its
trimming ia a very large bow Of mauVe
ribbon figured in gold and mixed with
yellow satin rosettes. Another hat il
OF pale pink straw, which Is to be worn
with a pink figured satin jacket. made
inwhatE English modistes called Tudor"
style. Al light blue straw, a pale green
sailor and a deep green felt hat, Topped
with rosettes OF cardinal, are among the
prettiest Of what may be called the
nogligee hats.
The Princess May is very fond Of
mauve and violet. She ia just blonde
enough to wear these colors well. In
her trosseau there are twelve mauve
gowns. One Is what dressmakers call
"a lily gown" A lily gown is a dress
made Of soft India muslin. 1t has a
great many rufles around the shout
ders and sleeves and a fine fall OF lace.
Tho shoulders OF u lily gown look very
broad and the waist very small. The
other mauve gowns are Of more sub.
stantial material, though oil are as fur
as possible OF English make.
DRESSES TO MATCH HER ROOF
Princess Mays boudoir in her new
apartments in st. James Palace is fur
nished in white and gold. AS theyoung
bride will receive tho wedding calls of
her royal cousins in this room, she has,
with rare taste, provided herself with
halfa dozen very lovely house dresses,
which are half tea gowns and hall neg
ligec.
The Princess May has a great deal Of
lingerie, and it is all trimmed with
lace. Much Of the trimming she has
done herself.
SIXTY FINE PARAsoLs.
In the matter of parasols, the Prin-
cess May is very rich, "The woman
who has the largest wardrobe in the
world" according to a gossipy report,
has forty parasols. The Princess May
has sixty. All Of these, oil nearly all,
were made to order, and are covered
with the same material as the gowns.
The lighter Of the parasols are covered
with silk, which Is then draped with
lnce or chiffon. or looms Of ribbon
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22

1t Is not considered good form
to butter an entire piece Of bread.
Break off small piece as you need II,
butter II and cut 1t from your fingers,
When you have eaton a stalk Of celery,
lay the inedible portion at one sidO Of
your plate,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
wnrld,s rnlr untols.

Persons desiring to visit tho Worlds
Fair should not fail 10 arrange for their
hotel accommodations before starting
Having made a personal inspection 81
tho various hotOls In tho World's Fair
district, l nm prepared 10 furnish accom-.
modations In strictly hrst.class hotels
andHelort boarding houses, at reasonable
moro 4 Ohio depot ticket office, paaHen.
gers eau have their baggage called for
aud checked from private residences
and hotels TO destination, sleeping car
space reserved, &C., &c
No matter which way you 20 10 Chi.
cago, mako your hotel arrangements,
now, with the. For further particulars
apply to T. @. BURRR,
Passenger and Ticket Agent u. 4 o. Ry.
Children Cry for Pitchers Castofla,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
where Your Nature Crops out.

Philadelphia THe,
II you want to soc tho true nature OF
people travel with thom continuously
Tor three or four days and you will got
u better insight into thelr character
than II you wore 10 meet thom casually
for throe years In q great city. II
would DO tho advice OF tho writer TO
young people who contemplate matp.
nony 10 start on q preliminary tour
whero ono could plainly discern all the
little faults and foibles in tho other,
II you are selfish naturally II ctora
ont OH q trip, no matter how short II
may b6. Tho great l am becomes moro
prominent, wants the best scat In tho
cal, IL put out II no or Bho cannot con.
unually have tho shady Bido aud In the
rush for noals proves exactly what thOy
arO, oven though OF other times they
may DO ailablo aud courteous 10 tho last
degree Tho person who 10 sunahlny
at the start aud no loss 10 AT tho tiniBh
lslho desirable travelling companion
10 DO such, you must obllteratO sOlt on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
II. & o. sunday Excursions.

Commencing Sunday May %, and
continuing every Sunday thereafter
until further notice, tho Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad Company will soil OK.
curslon tickctsto Pittsburgh and return
rate of 81 90, and 10 Washington, Pa,
aud return IL t$l, good returning Sunday
only. Trains leave Wheeling at 5:05
and 1920 a m. Returning leave Pitts.
burgh at 400 and $3.50 p. In.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22

Is at all times TO attend to tho com.
forts Of your family. Should any II
OF them catch n eight cold or cough
prepare yourself aud call al once on
tho Logan Drug Co., solo agents, and
got a trial bottle Of otto's Cure, tho
grcat German remedy, free. We give
II away to provo that we havo q sure
cure for coughs, colds, asthma ION.
sumption, and all diseases Of the throat
and lungs. Largo sizes Doc. /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
HOTELS.
WORLDS FAIR.

Now isthe tlmo 10 mnko your arrangements
for tho Worlds Fall. PARTIES visiting Chicago
can secure superior Rflyate boarding at 2lbi
CnlumBtavCnte. Tho location Il the ilnost In
the city Tor Worlds Fair purposes. one block
from Illinois Central road. That tnkN you 10
elthOr Of tho four entrances 70 tho grOundt Same
distance from cable tpnd, aud thrno blocks from
elevated road, II II tho finest residence portion
oithc city. The advantages arc many Is com.
pared " the immediate vlcinltyOf tho WOfid'g
Fair lot jackson Park, where 0Ycfythlng'ls OF
necessity crude. mado only for the occasion.
PtlCcl vary according " RlEO ind location Of
room and number OF people occupying thbm
Comfortably furnished apartments IN tho annex
NJ somewhat tpduOod fntcl
Table NbundRntly supplied With tho worry bosl
thd market affords, Meals quietly and promptly
Mis-, il W LIST
ia1TrhAs NJ. 22oi Calumet Ave, CAlC0go, Ill
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE, THURSDAY, JUNE % 1888.

Ohio glass factory. This is the first
time the attempt has beenNmade to
mako umbrellas withglaas overs. They
are not likely to be popular among the
masses, however, as they cost $3.50 each.
Another bright idea is the umbrella
that goes into a leather travelling case.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
FOR WOMANKIND.
Matters of interest for the Iutelll-
gencer's Feminine Readers.
FASHIONS, FlDS AND FlNClES

And Valuable Reolpos-Hlpts to
Housewives and Notes for Glrls-A
Variety of Things to Suit all Tastes
and DIspOsitIons-Princes Mays
Trousseau-chicago Girls-Travel
Reveals Your True Nature.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
rnltc tho baltimore . ohio to chicago.

Excursion tickets now on sale via
tho Baltimore & Ohio at reduced round
trip ratios, good returning until Novem.
Dor 5, 1893. Trains leave Wheeling,
eastern time, at $3.50 a. mNand l!2j p,
IN. daily, and at $3.50 p. M, except Sun.
ddn For sleeping car accommodations
and other information enquire Of BalLi.
moro & Ohio agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22
WORLDS COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
ExcursIon to Chlcago via Ohio River RAN.
rOnO,

On and after this date, until October
81, the Ohio River railroad will sell
tickets to Chicago and return, on nc.
count OF the Worlds Columbian Expo
sition, at greatly reduced rates, Tickets.
will DO good for continuous passage in
other direction with lnal limit for re-
turn passage November 8, 1893. For
ratios OF fare, time Of train and other in.
formation, inquire Of ticket agents,
Ohio River railroad, or writo W. J..
Robinson, general passenger agent,
Parkersburg, w. Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22

Invert a hot fiat iron, place upon it a
SINCE thickness Of wet cotton cloth, lay
the plush upon the cloth with the
wrong slde downward, and rub gently
with a dry cloth until.the pile is we'll
raised then take the plush from the
iron, lay it on a table, and brush with
a aoft hrnsh.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22

A very homely remedy for the re-
moval Of these d~isAguring pests is to
bind soft soap over the affected part,
and constantly renew it. Each time it
is bathed of, acrape the corn or wart
with a blunt knife, or a proper scraper,
and you will gradually effect a cure,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22

In Paris the latest fad is to ride a
bicycle in the Bots in the morning, and
many OF the titled French women do it,
and, OF course. do it well. Tho Comte
and Comtesso do Talleyrand Perigord
and Mile, Clemenceau are among those
who follow this fashion,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-06-22

Ono OF tho exhibits at Chicago has
some very handsome umbrellas GOV.
orOd with glass cloth, displayed by an
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
nrrEAL AM rHE rIMES

Now that the worlds fair Is ended the
great volume 4 money which has poured
into Chicago 10 an unbrokeil stream for
i've moaths will be diverted 20 the reg.
alar channels Of trade and the return u
prosperity sill 20 facilitated. The re-
peal o. ~ silver purchase act occurs at
ga oPportsne tine - give eossfort 70 the
administration. With the tremendous
Sorld's fair draia relaxed. money will be
easier and rs treer Circulation Is as me
vltsble a. sunshlae after rain. The re-
peal II ths silver purchase net has been
the admiaistration's panac,a Tor hard
tines and 4 80 snail experience an un-
usuai activity in trade and industry the
democrat pEess siIl be quick TO aftri-
butte & - ths triumph Of the admins
tratloa policy. As matter % fact the
effects % repeal will not make their ap
pearzEes until after the gold reserve
- rehabliltatsd and the treasury 10 able
% rscosp - lost prestige. The effects
from the closing IL the fair viii be i'm
months has been taken 10 Chicago will
10 retained AZ hone. The millions
absorbed By the fair vill begin TO radi-
ate back W their sources The re-
suit viii be magical. Michigan
alone has contributed lavishiy to the
worlds fair coders Every dollar has
been left IN Chicago At the expense OF
cur manufacturers aud merchants. IL
i inposslbls at this early day To sp-
proximats the total. but a fair estimate
places tho gross sum at ell. 10000 This
i over s2.0oooCo a month. With this
cum employed Ia the channels Of home
trade 10 wili mean quicksning OF all
industries. Possibly the administration
tuned the repeal q the sherman Law
vita these very considerations In view.
u you'd not b surprising: in fsct 1t
~ould help explain the worss than pitt
able imbecility OF the majority leaders
during the months Of hating debate
Rad despair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

President Clevelsnds appointment Of
Eisia n. Uhl % be assistant secretary
u state. vice Josiah Quincy. resigned.
Siil BE- received vita satisfaction and
approval ~ the democrats q Michigan.
The honor oonserred Is second only In
Importance q a cabinet appointment
The democracy u Michigan will vel.
ssme the Distinction "a a sardy bat
nevertheless wsil.intspfioned recocnl.
tlun n the hardaoEking. loyal and en-
"a ussastic democrat nsssea n the state.
a. VII IN q isrge meassre heal the
wSgnds - these who have thought
democracy had lost it- virtue uhen mug.
sumps ADJ conservatives we're exalted
sbove TIE time tried and tse tested
patriots q msny lo-iEg campaigns The
appointment q Mr. Uhl. whsle being
serit-d. - a she same time the most
Diplomatic and politically a-tute selec.
hou made hy Mr. Dickinson. II ia
rscoxni too q no fssfiou. II i a broad
tribu,s q democracy "a a whole. for
~ thi = universally respected and
trusted ~ The t-macfats n this stat.
Tie sntien u tho eonman soancil
iaken e IT. meeting last evening. re-
mov-s the sepciutgfut hsyood nsre
partisan approval Al citire1s u THIS
ta~n. regardless q party. Nia fesl that
~. Jhi- slssatioa - compliment o.
ths ci.y. liz ss-sdencs here hss dersl
epe'i ~ inheseas qualities x manhood
sad hss so-t intni~rsut political opp
oeufs have tsea wIbn9 a. esnf.-a
that rs popularity I. the reward = al
consultations. foor.iy and chivalroHs
gentlemen. In ~ aischsr4e - the i'm
psstaat insies - h- oeire ~ vii bring
30 Bear thorouE MY disciplined mind,
arm ecnvicllons 81 right, Iadosaisab.e
Industry; sHart learning % TIE lau.
hrcas ~cholaiship; unimgeacaatle IN.
i.srity q psrpcss ard The personal
usgneris'u - cultured an cosapan-
i~.ebie nsr The requirements - ne
sfrs -ia Be si~s with d.sniiy. grace
sad r~sein'iiu. " . zoed appaint
ueat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

Joseph Heider. n hom-sfasdsr. who
HIVES near Iron River. Wis., had thrill
ing experience with wolves q few miles
from Iron River Sunday evening, Hei-
der had been out hunting for deer pre-
sumably. and his gun was charged with
buckshot. Whale scambling through
some bushes one barrel Of the gun was
discharged. and yolley Of shot entered
his left arm and right thigh At ths
time Of the accident il was very fortunate
for him that he was ncar some honses Of
other hoinestesders. After the discharge
Of the gun he lay unconscious on the
ground for tureo-quarters Of an hour,
and after gaining consciousness his .r-ies
attracted the homesteaders. and hey
reached hin; Just IN tine to save him
from moet frightful death. The
wolves, which al this season Of the year
are very vicious. had gathered about
him In large numbers, and they were
making preparations for great feast.
Heider was taken 10 Iron River, where
medical attendance was given him.
His wounds are not thought to be fatal.
ST. Paul Globa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
pErKorr rnorEsrn

Selfrsspeeting citizens % Detroit
hare ioinsd N subscribing TO protest
against the outrageous prostitution q
his otics By Attorney Gsgsssl Eliis in
heginolng proceedings against Mayor
Pagres - tsss the legality q Ianksting
trips. shils . municipal campaign Tor
the aiayorslty 10 pending. The feeling
81 indignation 10 not concealed and Ellb
10 placed IN the unensizbls light u =
POI house politician The reaction fol
lswing the making public u bic III con
eeised proceeding has added greatly To
PiExress strength with the masses. %
that the sinister intent of the democrat
burcaneeFs 10 defeated. The action Of
Ellis IL one % the most barefsced po-
litieal tricks ever attempted In this
state. II has no rsiseming merit.
whatever the point Of view. In ODE
dienee 70 the behests Of . deter
mined AID reckless cabei of Do
htical makcshifts he has degraded
great public, Office 10 the
level OF . ward saloon. The trick 10 too
Transparent 10 deceive bat And what
shall be done about 10. In the federal
service We hear very much about re-
moval from Office for offensive parts
anship.r Here Is an example in the
state service that rises shove offensive
ness.' IL Is rank. outrageous. damnable
interference in a municipal election by a
state officer. Shall u be passed in
silence. OF shall Ellis be arraigned for a
betrayal u public trust! The resent
mrnt q honest men viii lind expression
in demand that Ella be taught that
public Office is public trust and not
political machine. even il impeachment
proceedings are necessary To empha-
sine IL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
BOOKS AND MAdAnxEx

Aeciures Magazine for Nosembsl
opens wiIh "A Dialogue betseen Prank
h.ctoekion and Edith NJ. 1homas' II Il
writtsn IA one OF Miss Tnomas's hap.
piest mooos. and Is as bright a. sny pns
u sydney Smiths ep.gfams fMlz,
Thomas waits Mr.. stccaton az his PIC
luresque hone. beyond the foothills u
New Jersey. ard there. under has oxu
vine and * tree. introduces us To him
aud then ne have the rare prlyilcgc u
listening 10 Two famous literary per
sonaees exchanging confidence. and tell.
Ing how tAeir poems and stores are COZ.
eeised aud written. IL - a beautiful,
illustrated article. and No 3 Ia the popu'
lar series oi heal Conversations Wyxes
4 Burma
ScrIbner's magazine fer Noyember
opens with picturesque and amusing
travel sketch by Col III. h. Coiyiie. c.
IL of the ofesladler guar dc. Ia which hs
describes his experiences while In
camp With the haIchins "a tribe 81
cattle. raiding mountainecrs, living near
tue Chinese frontier OF Upper burma
This region 10 held 81 much strategic
importance by England. as the detail OF
Colonel Colyile. one Of the best known
officers for such service. attests. Colonel
Colyile made an interesting series oI
photographs during his travels. from
which A. +. Jaccaci has produced most
striking series Of drawings.
The central figure Of the new novel,
"Ianis. the Sang Digger by. Amelie
kives. Is another Of those strange. high
strung and passionate females that the
author ~ 50 fond Of representing az
heroines. and after a reader has followed
Tanls through her love adventures. the
verdict must be that this low born and
wretched poor white" this long Iimbed,
handsome digger Of ginseng root. 10 a
creature Of intense fascination and re
markable characteristics Published by
Town Topics
The November Forum contains long
list of valuable articles by noted writers
on important topics. Prof. H. von Hoist,
the eminent constitutional heroine, Ia
discussing The Decline Ut the Senate. .
offers siashIng criticism Of present SEN
ate methods in an article entitled, Shall
the Senate kule the Rcpublicy" The
Senate In the Light Of History" 10 the
heading given 10 a searching analysis OF
the character and capacity of present
senators. as compared with the senate OF
Webster. Clay and Calhoun.
A famous man Is always interesting
when ne tells how he did the thing
which brought bin his reputation, and
there is particular charm about Frank
X Stockton's narrative, which opens
the November Ladies' Home. Journal, OF
how he conceived and wrote his famoro
story, The Lady or the Tiger" what
came OF its writing. and the condition OF
his own mimi at the present time Of the
correct solution Of the story.
The first Of Madame Adelaide Ris-
tori's two photographed articles on
How Became an Actress" will appear
in one OF the coming issues OF The La
dies Home journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

MoIyos-.J. G. Ford. Fruitport: N. j,
Fuller. hsssmszoo. IA. Baiiou. Cadillac:
4 a. Webster. saginaw: Miss Miller,
st Johns; Charles Boyden. Grand
Haven.
NV LTvINes1oN &C. A. O'kecfe. Tonis:
G h Weiherby. jackson: h. ~ Pierce.
Charlotte; John schmidt. Jr.. Reed
Cii- Il NJ Hawley. soniA: W. -.
Church. Detroit
SRrrr's A. r. Foster. Alpena; G. NJ.
iIsmDteB Pert Huron: r. l. Barber.
attn Cfeek. ~ A Wyman. Aahisiec.
I y I'osicck. JACKSON; J. b. Rice De
trnit
LseLz-J I Buell.. fonia; v y Gun
seaiagm. Grand Ledge. +. ~. Winter.
Nllnansksrg. II. 4. Rhodes. Ada. J II.
wsgsien Cedar Springs, A J. Peek.
JAeksou, r 4. Hastings. Sparta
kFST " !. Ioalliueon. petoskey. 10.
e~ph iicsavo.s. Ckari@voix. ID. Barrett.
Maek8aw Cry. Prank A. Huber. Nor.
ley hFs Ray BIG Rapids. Wiilism I'd
esss.s Whistle Cloud
HsirsgS SrKpE4 q. " Wells. Cadillac.
G IT. Jxtert Bates. Nel@,n Roberts.
Ecckfafi, JahB a Sfinsoo, Casanova.
" \ Hoesn. Coop@rFv1iit. Barton stin.
SD, Casnasia
CEsEENpcS ~ Beely. srRrta. J
Bpiis Ashiand, p ". Ctanmer. Reed
C4ty. 6 q Hsde Rockford. 4 y Noble.
Yes berry. fraHk : Lsick. Dorr.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31
STATE Press SENTIMENT.

Advertisers make great mistake TO
curtail their advertising In a dull sea
son and because business generally is
quiet. No better opportunity comes
your way for reaching the people, for
the very fact that Jour shorts sighted
competitors drop out OF the newspapers
gives You chance to greater PROM
inence. The steady aud persistent all
vertiser catches the buyer Saginaw
Courier Herald.
The effect OF unconditional repeal on
the democrat party viii be disastrous
German aud has associates foresee this
and hence asked for q compromise. The
democrat platform was construed by
many democrats AS meaning the free
coinage OF silver; and this dissppoint-
mcnt will he a bitter pill for them to
gailow - Kalamazoo Gazette.
Arno the wretch convicted at Detroit
OF bestialify with a little girl. goes TO
state prison for life. That Kind OF seq
tence wall 10 more To lessen such crimes
than a thousand Of the softly padded
sentences 100 often pronounced upon
such criminals IN Michigan. Muske9on
Chronicle.
Probably the next financial move at
Washington viii lie m the direction OF
wildcat oankiilg. The quality o. states
maHsnlp represented there BY the party
Ia power IL suggestive Of counterfeit de
tectors aud ala that sort 81 thing. DE
troit journal.
Repeal ot the silver purchase Law will
al least snow l4os near right the presl-
Gent Was when he said that there was
nothing else tie matter with the coun-
Try. Detroit Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

are natural rEusiei1nE snd sineurx Edzfh
fsnd's Mic1sktt STAR shioh cz.sns, -
Loeksrby ha.l frid4y evening. Are s1.olsrs.
u very klghis ~ the f.fess q ssesy sSly
wflefs they have kpy.nzrrd Ni.s E.spo
Fah N4hsr u : reader 4 great ahsiits.
Niss Rarh8i Walker = soesspc - .srs
II the leading sklls cknrckes n C.isse-
lard. and II seid O. e4usi ~blsck patti .
Jsmes douglass The s.ollDi<t Il a. ~
tisl q thebis hezt standard William 4.
k.iklns i che u The naest hsssisEes the
Esee has ever proiDesd
Ezra Kenasii's zee play, TIE sul~ti-
tute." 10 coneay -df1saa With a dot
that Should satisfy the moxf exsrt,nr.
bat sith e0eegh q comedy % kaep the
interest froo hagssnx As 10 naa.s ia-
dictates 70 y story groNlux oul a en-
incident Of the civil xkf. I friead nnd
neighbor becoming the ssutstifatss fdr
the young husband and father xh.e -
drafted. and whose death before the
substitutes return home re<alss Ia nlak
ing him not Gully suis1lruis Or the
war bat also thsfeaftef fsr life nv he
marrying tbs young widow and thes,pfy
becoming . substitute father 30 the
child The facts upoa which the story
- founded invests u with az added in-
ierr<t, some 81 the incidents u which
furnish the comedian sn opportunity fur
ne display II higher ehasacter u
work Than be hss heretofore done. but
al-o suggest situations And climaxns
which vii make lie production AZ
Powers Thursday night an interesting
event
Last evening most Satisfactory re
hearssi Of the minstrel part of the great
military ENTERTAINMENT 70 be given In
Loekerby hall Nosember .. wss held add
largely. attended. The sid raon are John
Brewer. A. Ia Robinson. Ed Mefheany
aad Fred Earzburg; Paul Davis Is ia.
teriocutor. The grand finale viii be q
representation o. the Midway Plaisanco
at the vorld's fair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-31

spsee - Eieen shis uoraiue tos state
nsns msde eT the sait.tr - paper
whsao - ssrr-t ~ ~. Associates Press.
sho~irs he true ekarsefa, Il the sin
isser sttsek@ sisis uson ne Uris~3
Pres Il - aeeo's-s - Adj that ~
stst>'nsst ennr.eteiy sstus-s fae fsise
fepor~ sesf esit to- p'shiiszt.oa ~ ne
As~nrisssd Frees q r natter = tn
dsfsf-rs- e. IA patie aaw Ne ss~a :
s-tr,-s ~ ~ sssas hss she siaasrti.a
~srfsrs sss-a sxsinst ths Jnstrd Prs.
ksr sasansd = ehsraefes sktch aaks- 4
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