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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02
Foa TAe rHoUoArFuL.

M that rchuSes n private fault open
~. betrays il rather than reproves it.
-Quarlcs.
lIUNnBEDsof people can talk for one
who can think, but thousands can think
for one who can sce.-Ruslin.
WHAT are we but coaches? Some Of
us slow coaches; some of us fast
coaches. Our passions are the horses,
and rampant animals, too
TIME Is opportunity; and it is be-
cause time Is opportunity that time is
precious Time is opportunity inn
proved or opportunity wasted.
Now AnIDETu faith, hope, love, these
three; but the greatest Of these is love;
for love is The rcraph- ard faith and
hope are but the wings by which IL
flies
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02
ARMY AND NAVY.

TX this century France has lost 5000
900 lives by war
In Is said tha Amazous ln Dahomey
have pctitioned their king Tor deoollete
armQr.
ONE result OF our quarrel with Chilli
has been the curtailment OF the roaut
liberty allowed the snil1cs on board
our mon-of-war. jack iu1t p7rm'.t5l
10 90 ashore 40 Valparaiso lest h3m1,t
with some hoodlum bent On renewing
the fight 0ihcsrs 90 ashore however
and mako no complaint OF ill ucat'
mont
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02

Mr. John c. Goodwin, carpenter Of Danvllis,
4"'' "nle'' about iva weeks ago heavy saw
.os ten upon NY foot very badly crushing H. so that
was unable 10 walk at all. iseut Tor bottle Of
HalIaiis Snow Liniment rni Kept my foot well!
iatura,ed with Il. Iiisuow Two weeks since this
happened, and my foot is nearly we'll and am At
wor'; Had not used Snow Linin,en, 1 sheuld
have been laid up o. least months For healing
Wounds Sprains, Sores and bruises Il has no
,gpal. No ILLUMINATION can exist where Snow
Liulmcnt is used. "Nou eau use this letter.
Beware 1i an white Liuimcnti sunstumod Tor
Snow LinimclL There % 40 olhcr Linimcnt like
Ballard Snow Liuimept
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02

The travelling public are now fully
alive to the fact that the Cii,ago Union
Pacific Il North-Western Line offers the
very best accommodation TO tue pnblic
from aud to Chicago, Omaha and inter
mediate points, not only during the
Worlds Fair, but all the year round.
ut Ia worth tho price To- every .pc-son
who even reads newspaper Darlington
Journal.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02

Mr. u j, Mayors, OF Oakland md,
says 81 have sold thirteen bottles OF
Chamberiain's Caugh Remedy to-day
nnd am literally cold out, This is the
largest sale on record OF any one Hpre-
PARTON iaa day over our counters 1t
gives the bost satisfaction ol any cough
medicine ve handle, and a3 seller IL
7ppu oll others preparations on this
mgrhyt' no. sale hy Peoples Co-op.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02
A Good Thing to Keep at Hand.
From he Troy Kansas ChfL

Some years ago we werc much subject
10 severe spells OF cholera m1r5ls and
now when We feel any Of the symptoms
that usually proceed that ailmeut, such
as sickness at the stomach, diauhWa,
ETC., we become scary We have found
Chamberlain'a Collie, Cholera and
Diauhea Remedy the very lining tn
straighten one ont ia such casa and
always keep it about. NJ a.. NOT
writing this for pay testimonial lut
to let our readers know whal sool
thing to keep handy in tho h1uss For
sale by People Coop.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02
Ask Your Friend.

Who have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla
Fha, thoy thing Oft, and the replies
wiz o. positive in .ta favor. One has
been curod Of indigg on0nd dyspepsia,
another lnds % Indispensable for sick
headake, other report remarkable cures
of scroium, salt rhepm others blood
disease, stul others viii tell you that it
oyercomea "that tired telling" and so
on, Truly, the hest advertising which
Hoods sarsapar,lareceyes is the hearty
endorsement OF the army OF frirnds it
has won by it's positive medicinal merit.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02

3mLou's VrAlIzEs IS what yon need
lor Dyspepsia. Torpid Liver, yellow
skin or Kidney Trouble. Il is guaran-
TODD 10 give YOU satisfaction. Price zoe,
s9l3 by ID. r Ellingson.
KRL'8CLoyrH Roor, the new Blood
ruiicr giyes freshness and clearness 10
The Complexion and cures Constipation.
-5t., l)c., and 500. sold by steel & Co
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02
@HlLCH's CRTRRRE
a1N..sTr gRE MED ~

The u &c Things ,he N5st vuaab
Comparatively i,N peopa dHum
selves inventors, lntoIuas.t,y
has b.cu struck, at one timcor atu,h
with idoas chat s5cm,d calculated .or.-
duco some of Che iitde lritIous of 1885,
Usually such ideas Gre d miaod vilh-
on; further thought
why DON'T the uloel company
make its car wiudoOs so tuat taey can
DE slid upoud down Without bfeab.nt
.ihc passangera back| c,cldms te
traveller iii were running tuetoad
would make them in such O. Way
"What was the man that maoo t.
saucepan thinking oil" erumb.e the
cook "lle never had 70 vorE over o.
stove, or ne would have known bow It,
ought TO have cen txod."
Hang such a collar but,on grow s.
the man who is late Cor breot f.. IfI
wcrein tho bueiucss III make tl.toos
that wouldn't slip ont, OF bronx Oil Oh.
gougo out the back OF my roca.'
Aud then the various sudees forget
about their grievances and Begin 90
think OF something else. lilbey would
sit down at tue nest convenient oppo-
tunity, put thcirideosabou.cu.wiadovs
sauccpans, arid collar bultous into prac.
tical shape, and then apply iu pu,eub,
they might find themselves g.. ludcpcu-
IDENTIFY wealthy as themau whaiu,cntcd
the iron umbrella ring, or The one who
patented the Gitecn puzzle.
A rEWrNo orrrn
To induce people 10 Ice .etoitheI
bright ideas and see what tuHe .s 90
them, the Press Claims Company has
resolved to ohcNa prize
To the person who subm.u 20 20 tho
simplest and most promisil. invention,
nom acommercial point OF view tt,
company viii give twenty-five hundred
dollars IN carh, iu addition toreilndiua
HE fees for securing the pHult irwil
also advertise thein1cutiou iecotchare.
This offer Is uhioc. 90 thl following
conditions.
/ Every competitor utu. obDiu q
patent ior Dis invention trough Oh,
1mpouy, Die mu.t Aut apply for g
/ preliminary search. ,h. COL Oil ici
viii DE i've dollars. Should lia search
snow hia invention 90 DE Jlpt.s,ah'c
] d "a .
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02
ureryone IIl. ~ Id. rr..er,sr.

Tho children OF Italian bcggars are
often seon 60 he covered with tumors
and weus, while otherwise they are
perfectly healthy. An inquisitive sur
geon has found The cause OF the swell
ing. II is q trick Of the father or
mother 20 appeal the moro strongly TO
the charity Of the world. VITA an in
strument like "a hvpodcrmic syringe the
skin Is puncturcd and the breath IS
blown into IL, causing 80 90 sinnd ont
Hike tumor on other cXrrcscencc in n
way that would deceive almost anyone.
DE- Sylvester, ara English physician.
has made practical use Of the discovery
by converting @ mans skin into lie
preserver His method Is TO pnncturc
the flesh Of the check. from the iusida
of the mouth. until the small holes
reach to the outer skin. BY then clos
ing the mouth and blowing hard the
checks are filed with air. SO that a per-
son seems 20 have little balloon on
each side OF the face. II Is almost inn
possible TO sink in that condition.
After leaving tho water gentle pres
sure OF the hand forces out the air,and
the check resumes the normal shape.
1t is therefore possible for every man
70 be his own life prcservcr-P Paris
American Register
AtFrktC Ttfr- Eny LtfrE
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1893-11-02
AYERS
HAIR VIGO r

Worlds Fair Travlers Will Have 1t.
The public demand through service
when travelling. lis old-iashioned to
Change Cars" On the through, solid
yestibuled trains OF the Chicago. Union
Pacific & North-Western Live from or
to Chicago, Omaha and intermediates
points there is no change. This is the
finest are fastest service between the
points named.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
LfcZba magiczna.
Cd naidawnleiszych lat y

Cd najdawnleiszych lat przy-
pisywali ludzie liczble. 7 iakles
niekorzystne dz,aianle. SWAT kla.
syczny ma swoich 7 cudow. Gre.
eva mlala sledm wielkich miast i
siedmiu medrc6w. Prawo dane z
CORY Svnai zrobl1o dzlen siodmy
dniem kwletym. Tecz przedstawia
siedm kolorow. w rachubach
starych gwiazdzisrzy oraz W pro,
roctwach blblijnych llczba Ia
czesto zachodzl. Kolej Burlington.
ska ma ma swoJej Inn siedm
miast, ktore So najwlecej ma
Wlelkim Zaohodzie, a warto je
zwledzic. So to: Chicago, St. Paul;
Minneapolis. Omaha, Kansas City,
st. Louis i Denver. Pomlmo tego
kolei Burligtohska, re swemi
wspanla}emi sklepionemi karami,
jest przez podrozDlkow lubiana.
Wzgledem map, plan6w Jazdy i
t. d. zg}oslt sic do agenta lokal-
nego albo plsac do w. J. Kenyon,
Gen. Pass. Agent, st. Paul, MINI,
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
POtrzebne wszedxie.

j. B. Wilson, a31l Clay STR,
Sharpohurg, Pa, NOW, ME moze
bye be- DR.. Kinga nowego wyna-
lazku ma suchoty, kaszle ziebice.
To lekarstwo wYleczy1o Jego zone,
kt6ra by4a zagrozona Pneumonia
po ataku grypy. Robert Barber 8
Cooksport, Pa, mniema, u nowy
wynalazek DR.. Kinga wiecej mu
pomog}, anizeli inne lekarstwa ma
9p}uca. sprebui Butelki ma probe
darmo.
Mona dostac W Aptekach
pod Ortem ina. w. S. Tomklewi.
CA and Bro. ass Mitchell ILL.,,
r6g 2, ave-, i 547 Lincoln ave..
r6g 5 ave., Milwaukee, Wis.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
Fridays Proceedings June 20,
1893.

The following bills were allowed
payable out of the equity fund:
D Sinclair Publishing Co, books
and priting $72 rs
Herald Publishing Co, printing 81 81
Westlicher Herold, printing II SO
St Charles Times, printing 400
st Charles Union, printing $50
Jas OBlien, county auditor,
postage 3 90
P Kemp, county treasurer, pos.
tage 8 IS
II Z Farrar, county s%uperinten.
dent of schools, postage. and
express charges SEQ
j w Stovall, meals for jury 20
S Elmer, goods for court
house 9S5
1.-The City of Winona." paving
and curling Washington and
Fourth streets around county
property 2,151 %
Stanislaus La.ka, saving and
splitting wood for Jail 10 90
NJ Toye, labor and repairs in
court house ID rs
NJ Toye, labor and repairs in
Jail 335
Out for poor fund:
Stephen O'Dea, stock for poor
farm 500 90
NJ F Gensmer, potatoes for poor
farm . 2 Is 90
Out of road and bridge fund:
JOS Mauszewski and others,
roadwork, Dist No /. s3es 81
M Toye, pipe for Dist
No 90 70
NJ Carney and others, roadwork
Dist no 2 80 rs
L Coleman, building stone wall
and filing in under west end
bridge in Dist No 2 IS Ou
s NJ Culbertson. setting up and
framing bridge in Dist No 2 rs rs
AToye, sewer pipe for Dist No 2 p 81
Jno Brown, stone for Dist No 40 90
VIM Mastenbrook, materia! for
Dist No 3 10 SO
S Miller. material for Dist No 3 4 so
z Knauf and others, road.
work Dist No 4 So SO
IL Persons and others, roadwork
Dist No 4 Is 90
j Nussloch and others, 1oaG.
! WORK Dist NO 4 80 rs
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
OFFICIAL PROCEEDIN GS OF THE
JUNE EXTRA SESSION OF
THE BOARD.

The Board Of County Comml-
ssioners of Wlnona county met in
their rooms in the Court house IN
extra session on Thursday, June
%, 1898.
Members all present.
The following bills were
allowed. payable out of the county
fund:
Walter S Booth, probate
blanks. 10 IS
Brown, Treacy & Co,
blanks for probate judge 76
T. s Morgan. stationery. 23l
II L Buck, probate Judge,
postage ............ 25
Laird Norton company,
slabs for court house. 10 so
G H Beyerstedt, wood for
Observation-Disclosures. 200
N w Telephone Exchange
company. rent of tele.
phone in iail............. 10 90
M jacob. goods for jail 675
R D Cone company goods
for iail................ 80
PMinck, hauling four loads
of black dirt. ....... 2 90
G III Krumdick, one sack
of land plaster ...... rs
J Tisdale, paid for scrub.
bling in court house etc 80
Out of poor fund:
e r Scherer, goods for
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

poor farm. ...........S 80 5O
NJ jacob, goods for poor
farm .......... y 40
Mic Peters, oats and pota.
toes for poor farm....s "a 90
Jno Foil, stock for poor
3 w
Out Of road and bridge fund:
David and Monahan and
others, roadwork DIST No 2s III 90
II Stretch and Aug An
gler, roadwork Dist No
lSUU
Wm Markwarat, roadwork
Dist No 81 90
VIM Dorm, roadwork DIST
mo ........ ~ 70
inc Donohue and others,
roadwork, Dist No g.. % 50
Ben Deerng and others,
roadwork, Dist No 3d.. IS IS
Geo A herman and others
roadwork, Dist No g.. Is 90
D Hurley and others,
roadwork, Dist No g.. 6S %
Henry Simon, building
stone culveri IN Dist.
No 40 90
Laird Norton Co, lumber,
Dist No Sc IS
Rebt Butcher and others,
roa9work, Dist No A.. Is Is
l Won KutzIeben and
others, roadwork, Dist
No 1853 IS
Christ Tarras and others,
1oadwork, Dist No s.. 2l3 90
D Robinson and others,
roadwork, Dist No 5 Ga 40
DeaEll anu OlueIS,
coadwork, Dist No s.. q 90
D DALEY and others road
work, Dist No 5..... 60 90
d Wheeler and others,
roadwork, Dist No s.. "a Is
Geo NJ Riley and others,
roadwork. DIST No 5
and repairing tools...... 1876 Is
A A Boyton, driving 20
piles in Dist No ST.. 1Ol Is
A Nelson, furnishing 20
piles for bridge IN Dist
No 5................ So %
+ 1ahnke, stone for Dist
NO 81 90
The following resolution was
On motion adopted:
Resohe0, That the bill for
curling and paving be referred
back to the city treasurer to be
itemized, giving the number of
square yards Of paving and price
per square yard and the number
of llneal feet of curbing and
price per lineal foot.
On motion the Board adjourned
to 10 o'clock a. M, Friday.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
BUklena llaSc Armi-
kOWa.

Nojlepssa mait ma swlecle ma
rany, pochodzace
%uderzenia, poparzenia, wrzody,
popekane reese, odc1ski oraz wszel-
kie wyrzuty ma clele. Jezeli zupei.
ME ME zadowoli, pleniadze beda
zwrocone. Cena: IS centow pudei
ko. Mona dostaG W Apiece
Eagle Pharmacy
W Milwaukee.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

c Conway and others, roadwork
Dist No 4 SO 90
j Cameron and others, road
work Dist No 4 81 so
B Palmer and others, rondwork
Dist No s 80 90
ltenry H%agadorn, roadwerk dis.
tlict No 4 2 so
Peter Nussl och and others,
roadworh Dist No 4 so so
Geo Evans, lumber for Dist No
Nussloch and SIMON, tools and
material for Dist MOI II 10
NJ Toye, sewer pipe for Dist
No 4 5000
) IL Perry, freight eli argos GA
sewer pipe for Dist No 4 soc
] Norton and Others, 1oadwork
DIST No 5 III 10
+ Griffin and Others, roadwork
Dist No 5 and repairing
tools o6oe
3 n Toye, pipe Dist No 5
ana freight charges 81 OF
A petition signed by the jurors in
atte ndance upon the May term of the
District court urging the Board to
remedy the defective acoustic proper.
ties of the count room was presented
and on motion received and placed on
file.
On motion f. A. Bratka, coun.y
surveyor. was instructed to survey the
county poor farm.
On motion the sum of s32s.s6 was
accepted from Alvin Braley, ex-county
superintendent of schools, as settlement
in full for Merrill text books turned
over to him by the text book agents
for Wlnona county.
A road petition was presented,
signed by Jno. B. Neiens and $50
Others, pet,ticnlng for the location of
a county road running into the towns
of Rolll gstone and Mount Vernon. In
an opinion given by the county attorney
further proceedings toward the es-
adjustment Of said rnad could not
be taken by the Board, and the petition
was on motion rejected.
On motion the Board adjourned to
10 o'clock a. m,, Saturday.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

Pan Marcln Daszkowskl,
nasz polskis listowy, uzyskat
wakacYe la ca1y miesisc,
podczas gdy inn,S listowl
tYlko po Is dni dostall i
dostana. Pan MARGIN poiedzie
soble wraz z iona i corka
W goscine do swoich zamoz-
nych krewnych " Milwaukee
orsz do Chicago, gdzle PREY
najmniej przez tydzieh bedzie
zwiedzat wystawe. Nawiasem
dodalemy, ze pan Dasakow-
ski jest ]ednym z na1wleceJ
rozsadnych Polak6w W Vino
enie, czego n. p. da1 dow6d W
naszel wojnie przeciw odszcze.
pi encom, siuzac lako sekre-
tarz parafalny wlerule paraf1,
prawemu proboszczowl, Bis
kupow, i kosclolowl.-Zyczy
mt mu iakna]pemyslniejszej
podroAy!
Polskie K6tko Dramatyczne
obralo delegation ma Sem
Zsiazkowy PIP. Zaborowskiego
W. Kupferschmidta .PIerwszy
Jest otwartym przeclwniklem
cenzora p. Przybyszewskiego.
Kto pasze pc karte okretowa
do 81. G. G. Schmidt (Mer-
chants Bank, WlnoAa, MIMI
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

t,,Katolika"
ola a%bonent6w, kt0-
rzy zap}aca przynaj-
mniej 2 dolary
a~bonamentu, stanowia
teraz %nastepujace
try ksiazeczki:
y Proroctaco Michaldy, kr6lowej
re Sabby. Is Sybllli:
q S1oric=ek czyli zbi6r polls kich
piosnek ludowych;
81 Ksiazeczka ola dusz naboz-
nych. G
PLACIC "a
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
Saturdays Proeeedings-June II,
1898,

The following bills were allowed
payable out of the aounty fund
Wiarus, printing S 500
Jno F Gay, sheriff board of
prisoners $3.50
Jno F Gay, sheriff, sheriff's fees 966.23
City OF Winona, water rent for
court house and jail 1874. 90
Charles Sabln, C constable fees 100
Els Burns, justice fees 1.15
VIM Dickson, witness fees in
justice court 100
Caroline Dickson, witness fees
in justice court 100
Laird, Norton Co, wood for Jail 200
j Bambenek, commissioner fees 900
j 81 jenkins 9 100
N Walch, commissioner fees and
mileage 11.4O
] B Perry, commissioner fees
and mileage 1890
T K Page, commissioner fees and
mileage 1892
Out Of poor fund:
E Miller, goods for poor
Iarm. 5000
Frommes Bros, goods for
poor farm................... 1880
G G Beck, goods for poor
farm ..... 4l.OO
Jno Lohse, wire fencing
for poor farm.-..... 900
Out Of road and bridge fund;
G G Beck, tools for Dist
No 4.sS
Youmans Bros d Hodgins,
lumber for Dist No 2 40.49
Jno Rupprecht and others,
roadwork Dist No 3 81 90
Frank Stoos and others,
roadwork Dist No 3 1890
W H Green and others,
roadwork Dist No g.. Alps
Jno Spelz and others,
roadwork Dist No 3d.. $3.50
Frank Greden and Others,
roadwork Dist No ST.. 1850
G Denzer, building stone
culvert in Dist No 8 1890
F NJ Winters, timber for
Dist No 3........... 900
Youmans Bros d Hodgins,
lumber for Dist No 3 46.49
G G Beck, tools for Dist
NO SOB
Chas Stark, gravel for
Dist No ............ 1000
G G Beck, tools for Dist.
NC 1913
] B Bambenek, road.view-
ing and team hire...... 5000
] H jenkins, road viewing
and team hire.......... 1900
N Walch, road viewing
] and team hire........ coo 90
] II Perry, road viewing
and team hlre........ "a 90
T X Page, road viewing
and team hire........ &C. 90
On motion the Board adjourned
sine die.
J. H. Perry,
Chairman Co, Com.
Attest:
] James O'Brien, Co. Auditor.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

W naszem miescle, nlecha]
raczy podac wick kazdej
osoby maiacej 1echac okre.
tenn.
Proszhw ma hosael gwaltow-
ny, ma k.ory teraz W Vino
ME wiele dzlecl aclerpl. mona
dosta6 pod numereln sc E.
Sanborn ulicy. %
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20

Jan Mahzzahn oglasza: z
powodu szczupiego miejsca
sprzedalem swola posiad1csc
ma rogu S tel i St. Charles
ulicy i przeprowadzi1em moi
handel butow pod Mr.. 725 =
81. 5 ulicy, Sprzedaje wszyst-
ko pc znizonej Genie, Cd l0do
20 procent tanlej, jak gdzie-
lndziej.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-07-20
@WIADOMOSCI
E.;

Cyrk braci Ringing ME
wiele nam pokazai nowego.
Tylko konie byly okazaie, i
to " dose wlclkiej hczbie, ale
"a to bardzo chudo przedsta-
wiaia sic menazerya. Nadto
niedoiezni palace caty cYrk
zblazniii.
Wiez KS. D~omogazshi mowli
do naszego resportera W
Milwaukee, De nawet pomledzy
Kaszubami jeszcze ME widzlat
takich dzlwolagow jak W
Winonie. CT sami. kt6rzy
) wtargneli do plebani;, ably 60
wyrzucit, "a klellszek wodki,
stare kapelusze j pantaloay
W rece 60 ca1owall. Ze
Bog kaadego skarze, to swoja
droga. Ola tego TED hersztowl
Dragalskiemu podarowaf
torbe, ably mai gotowa, gdy
kledys zebrac pojdzle. (Zob. W
dzisieiszym numerze Froszkl).
Pan Dudek, kleryk W semi.
naryum sw. Franciszka pod
Milwaukee, bawii we wtorek,
IS Lipca, W naszem miescie,
a naza]utrz powroclf do swych
krewnychg do independence.
Pan Dudek, bedacy ma drugim
kursie teologiI, przepedza
obecnie W naszych stronach
latowe wakacye.
Pan WaZenty Rymarkleuacz;
ktory leczyl sic tutaj najprz6d
W mlejskim szpitaiu, a potem
W sdomu rodzlcow swej zony,
choc )eszcze zupelnie zdrow
ME jest, poledzie W naJbli3sza
sobote z powrotem ma swois
farme do Chain Lake, W
Pofadniowej Minnesota.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-16
MR.. MALLIsTER DIsAPPRovEs.
He Is Opposed to the Infanta Eulalie
Ball.
From the New York Times.


Society is in a curious middle over the
proposed ball to the Infanta EulaHe and
suite, which is planned to take place at
the Madison Square garden on May o.
Mr. McAllister has put himself on
record as being opposed to it. He said:
"A ball as late as May % would not be
wise move on the part of New York So
clety. Then, again, too many cOmplca-
tiOns, owing to the rigid rules of Spanish
court etiquette, would eusue. The proper
way TO entertain the infanta would be 10
give garucn party or a tete chdmpctre,
as is frequently done abroad. A great
many rules, which would have to be OBJ
served in a more solemn function, could
be abrogated in this very charming
method of entertainment"
Mrs. Paran Stevens. who at first was
full of the project. is now violently Op-
posed TO it. Mrs Stevens desired to give
the entertainment at her own house on
Fifth avenue, to invite herown particular
friends, to snub Mr.. McAllister and to do
everything in her own way. She at first
associated with herself Mrs. Van Rens-
selaer Cruger, Mrs Baylics and a few
other ladies whose names are well-knOwn
in society Then she wanted Il major
dOmO or chamberlain TO conduct the
affair. She asked Lispenard Stewart
and then, it is said, she tried Harry Can
non, with the same result.
These gentlemen did not care to 60 to
the eXcrtiOn of getting up a ball so very
late in the season, when the majority OF
people would be out of town. Moreover,
they felt "A little chary of Spanish ETH
quette, and they did not care to undertake
anything which they were not sure they
could carry out.
Mrs. Stevens was determined not to ask
Mr.. McAllister and Mr.. McAllister was
not very anxious to accept the
mission. A bold person proposed the
name of Oliver Sumner Teall as
compromise. But Mrs. Stew
ems would not hear of it. At this iuncture
it was suggested that the entertainment
should be placed in the hands of the Cir
culo Colon-Cervantes which is composed
of the best Spanish element in this city,
and thus give the entertainment semi
official character, and in that manner tide
over many of the difficulties in the way of
the infanta accepting an invitation to
private ball.
Mrs. Paran Stevens did not approve of
this arrangement. she has Withdrawn
from the affair in somewhat of a temper
and will not discuss it.
When approached on the subject she
answered firmly and in her peculiarly en-
phatiC manner:
u have nothing to do with the affair. 1
have withdrawn"
There is little or no interest taken at
the three fashionable clubs in the event.
In fact, the dancing young man is think
ing of polo and the country, and he has
not even grasped the idea of the existence
of an infanta.