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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-24

Sioux Falls Argus Leader: The
Burlington railroad is kept quite
busy these days bringing cars of inn
migrants into South Dakota and
northwestern Iowa. Several carloads
arrive in this city daily. The tele-
graph operator for the Burlington
road at Rock Rapids was in the city
yesterday. He stated that already
this month thirty cars of immigrant
movables have been unloaded ut the
Rapids. He also says that us many
more have passed through the town
on their way to South Dakota.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-24

",rdon Mckay. who has announced
his intention "f leaving the great
fortune which his shoe machines
have brought him to Harvard univer-
sity. is said. while ma hinist in the
employ OF the Boston and Maine rail-
road company. TO have once estimated
before its construction. within ten
pounds Of what locomotive weighed
when completed and with coal. water
and men on board.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-24

Less than. 10 per cent of the
pictures offered by parties gin the
northwest .or exhibition at the
worlds fair have been accepted,
only so out of 9s2 having been given
place on the gallery walls. The tests
were very rigid. Among the pictures
submitted were number from
Minnesota artists. but owing to the
star chamber character of the pro-
ceedings. it is not known whether
any OF these we're among the success
full works OF art. Onelarge collection
of the western exhibit came from
Iowa. Sui o.,e of these pictures was
accepted by tine jury. Chicago
artists !ar'd about as badly as other
western p;.inteYs.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-03-24
SOUTH DAKOTA APPOINTMENTS.
Fun List of Those Thu. Far Made by Gov
sheldon.

Full List of Those Thus Far Made by Gov.
sheldon.
The following is a complete roster
Of the appointments made by Gov.
Sheldon to date:
Board of Charities and Corrections
William j. Sibbison, Dell Rapids.
Minnehaha county: Lcmucl B. Laugh
lin, Bridgewater, McCook county:
Zina Richey. Yankton, Yankton
county.
Railroad Commissioners-E. +.
Conklin, Clark. Clark county: ii. Z.
Warner. Forestburg, Sanborn county:
J. Il. Brennan, Rapid City, Penning-
ton county.
Public Examiner-C. II. Myers.
Watertown, Codington county.
State Suryeyor-H. j. Wallace,
Washington Springs, Sanborn county.
Adjutant General-Gcorge A. Sis
by, Mitchell, Dawson county.
Members OF Worlds Fair Com
mission-L. G. Ochsenreiter, Webster:
Thomas II. Brown. Sioux Falls; Will
lam NJ. Powers, Nankton, Yankton
county: c. E. Hinds, Woonsocket:
p. +. Mcclure, Pierre: II. G.. Quarve.
Langford: John Baker. Deadwood: +.
T. Evans, ST., Hot Springs: j. E.
Pitcher: Custer: w. w. Taylor, Pierre.
State Agent to Prosecute Claims
Against the United States-F. NJ.
GoOdykoontZ, Chamberlain.
state Oil Inspector-C. w. Stafford,
Waubay. Day county.
Member State Board of IIealth--Dr.
\. E. Clough. Madison. Lake county.
State Engineer of lrrigation-C. S.
Fassett. Hitchcock. Beadle county.
Regents of Education-F. G.. Hale,
Scotland: j. Y. Ward. Plankinton:
Alexander Mcintyre. Watcrtown: j.
w. Shannon. Huron: L. 4. Boucher.
Eureka: NJ. II. Heninegr. Westport.
Women'> Worlds Fair Commission
Mrs. A. c. Mcllette, Watertown:
Mrs. w. A. Burleigh. Yankton: Mrs.
j. A. Trow, Madison: Mrs. j. f. Ben.
nett. Clark: Mrs. George A. Silsby.
Mitchell: Mrs. j. S. Oliver. Huron;
Mrs. l.. =. .Ietfries. Pierre: Mrs. Will.
lam Dutf Haynie. Rapid City: Mrs.
Marie j. CASTOR. Deadwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Santa Cruz. California, to spend the
winter. 9
Miss Alice McGowan of Lagrave
street has returned from a visit 10
friends in ST Louis. She was also y
guest Of MIRA r c. winslos u Chicago.
Miss Rhoda Rattenberry returnsa
Thursday to hsr hone m Traverse City
after visit OF two weeks TO Mira Ger.
aid FitxGerald cf West Bridge street
Mrs. NJ. Anthem Schroeder of Denver.
Colorado. who has been visiting rela-
fives in this city aud IN Lowell. has
returned TO her western home.
Mr.. and Mrs A. ID. Mason OF Crescent
avenue will 60 TO Constant tine. Michigan,
tomorrow. 20 visit Mr. Mason's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs W. ID. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs A. Il. Stebbins of Bos-
ton. who 10 the guest Of her mother.
Mrs. James A. Hunt % Crescent avenue.
viii 90 home tomorrow.
Miss Mary Escott Of Texas. who has
been the guest OF her aunt. Mrs Lucien
Brewer OF jefferson avenue. returned TO
her home "Wednesday
Mr. and Mrs J. D. Lacey and Miss
Lolita Lacey and Mrs. Harriet Winsor
have gone To Pass Christian. Miss. 10
spend the wiEter.
The Misses Mary Welsh. Libbie Lines
and Jessie McRae 81 the u. r. A. train
ing school returned from tho fair ycster-
day morning.
Mira Helen Shepard aud daughter.
Miss Shepard. are ia Chicsgo the guests
Of Mr.. aud Mira j. Foster Rhodea
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sears Of South
Prospect street left Thursday for
months stay AZ Battle Greek
The Misses Grace Derby. Edith Grigg
and Alberta Merritt % Lawn court went
10 the fair yesterday.
Mira NJ. V. Aldrich VIII leave Novem.
Der For Santa Barbara. California. To
remain sir mouths
IA. Matthews and family % Lyon
place will spend the winter in southern
California.
Harry n Kerby will leave tomorrow
for the northern peninsula o. be absent
two weeks
James Monroe Cook of Washington
street has catered Phillips academy Al
Andoeer. n
Mr.. and Mrs.. Reuben Iiloomsr % East
Bridge street are visiting relatives Ia
Sparta
MIRA Mary 4. Strickland u st Yer.
non street left for the worlds fair Wed
nesday.
Mrs J. r. Moran % Maskegon who
visited relatives In the city hN returned
home.
- = peck. John Ehle. jr.. n Caruw
snd j. q. Simpson are at the worlds
fair
Mrs. y J Reynolds % James street 10
visiting 10 Columbus. Ohio.
Ar. snd MFs h. A. Stowe weni a. Chi.
cage last night
Af snd Mrs. r. n saith have gone
- vlsif frisBds Ia Hamilton. New foss
Nc. and Mrs 1shn Powell q Jefferson
avenue seut T. The FAIR Aoaday.
Af and Mrs. A. {. Torrsy arr in chi
caea
Mr. and Mrs. Eerman BAILEY returned
Wednesday ffpR the faif
Ms kotss a 81 Marks hospital 4 10
thieago
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Don't worry the sick ones in regard to
what they wish to eat. Fix up some
thing nice and tasty. serve 1t daintily
and reap the reward that n capricious
appetite will grant-the reward OF seeing
the eatables disappear merely because
they were pleasant and unexpected
surprise. Next, do not allow every
friendly neighbor 10 run in and sit for
hours until the flushed cheeks and too
brilliant eyes Of the patient tell the story
If an overdose Of company.
Do not let Jour charge be too eager for
recovery--far better a week or more Of
idleness than precipitate activity that
throws the invalid back once more upon
.the sick bed. he cheerful always. Bright
1Dep the room with gay flowers whose
'tror Is not too heavy. but never permit
them 20 remain in the sickroom over
night Keep your patient tidy and the
tedelothes smooth and cool rs possible.
Speak In low tones. walk with soft tread
and be ever watchful against the slight
est indiscretion. To mothers this sort Of
nursing comes naturally. bat there are
some who must be told, as they err
through lack Of that gentle judgment
that is the secret of sickroom victories.
--Philadelphis Times.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

fa = strznxsr 70 ii.t<n % ham. = hs =
sps rox All thea " sissnxis sip.osf e
dssIh er<n ever ~oFd q one ssilafl-.
We tort sind this irnpcismsnt. how
sve<. ksvz1s kbo~n The man ionx snough
- 80 quite asej ~ he nasnnsr q t2ik-
tas He was tsiIknx. ssr0ns other things
LAST night. about : pesrthed forest which
ls waited Ams~h<rs IN North Dakota
every s-trss in is.N he SD, "s1
r-p-psterked. Yea he wsnt On, II ons
I~ppssce We f-f.f-oand . il-iox c-c-cab-
IN. and thai w.s p-p-p<terhed 40. A
sl-sh-shoxs d-d-Ilstanoe from the i-l-log
s.hin s-s-ztood , n.-m-mAn with E-s-
run up - his shsh-shoaider. and the
in-nl-~n wss p-pssfrhed. and the g-g-zun
wse p-psterded And the ss-smoke TT
from thu gun was In the air, and thai
was p-p-p>sesfisd. and not f-f-fAx Oh, ~
suxt IN ilstins with the gun. was little
b-bhird. and be was p-p-pstsrhed, TOO.
and ss-stsid right there IN the air IN his
rppsssrfisd state"
''Joa." 70 replied. with Indignation.
why do ron Try 10 impose upon IA with
your pstrifsd nonsensef This h shear
ROT that you are giving ns- The idea Of
. pstrifed bird hanging suspended full
In midairi Why. Joe. the weight II tho
bird would Obey the Law Of gravisstion
and fall 10 the ground a. soon - 10 was
shot."
.-Oh-h," exclaimed tho imperturbabls
jolsr. you don't understand. Thel-i-law
Of gravisation was p-p-petsrhsd tool
Boston Courier.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

s'~~ York. ). szss14nt fpr~xl4a IN .
A<xs eielhils n.4snf>etofy
DR. sad Mrs. Lseshoss. sho have b<-'a
che guests pf N tii4n I. Powers And
fsmif5. vi.l lesss to-day Or Their helns
"a Spearhsb- Sou<h b4kDtz They ssh
h sceonp4niei r. chse.-<o by Mr.. snd
Ars VII spsoasr and Miss ktish
Po4ens
Ml~ Eskel Haxner q No Ia Lake
sssaas left "Wednesday fof Toronto.
Caaa1ia. fos 4 sisit g. tf,ends Fnnm
thers shs siii 20 10 oshzsa. oatarios -
bs the princi1Al 81 the kiakicE4rten de-
partment IN h4hop hsfaune c,iiese
Nf. snd Mn4 E.amuni Waite q Can
hrssixe. Nex York. left for Chicago Rad
tho WESTERN staie~ "Wednesday. Acconn'
pzDied 81 taeis sons, ffaak and JAP,
they were the guests u Mr.. aud NrA W.
J. Waller Of South Lafayette street
Ms Kate tlfserxlck. who has besn
Visiting frssnis in the city. uiil leave
tuesday Tor Ara Arbo< Tor short
slsit From there sho viii 20 % her
homs Ia E4st Canaan. Connectieut
Louis Tsguart q North College ave.
nue. and his eousln, Ralph Iaggsrt VIII
70 10 Ch.eago Tuesday. Prom there
Louis wlll 50 10 l-os Angeles. CaIi,osn a
30 spend the water.
Mr.. and MIRA Lacius T. Torrcy arc 10
Chicago. the guests 81 Ne aud Mrs. IL.
K Hobart They will be at home At
No. In Washington street 90 Tuesdays
Ia Nossmber.
Ma John Goldsmith aud son. John
Goldsmith. 81 North Union street TO
turned from the fair Thursday evening.
Mss Shirley and Miss florabel Sair-
lev ~ Oakley court Ieft Monday for
Chicago. From thers they win 20 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
ODDS AND ENDS.

Farms for the propagation Of frogs are
common In the Chesapeake region
A profitable business In London Is the
manufacture Of sermons for unintellec-
tual or lazy clergymen-
A stranger IN New York restaurant
the other day created excitement by or
derjng and eating five sirloin steaks
The late Frederick L. Ames Is said 20
have been the owner of the largest crys-
tai in existence. II measures 2 inches
in diameter.
A machine forfnaling tacks was pat
ented in 1906. but not put into practical
use until near the middle Of the century.
Now the world consumes $4,000. 600
tacks day.
There is said TO be no successful rem
edy for dandruff, though experiments
have been made for 20 years 10 find one.
The best palliative there Is Is simply
: good plain soap and warm water.
During the fiscal year ending June 90,
1892, 579, 603 immigrants arrived in this
country. of whom 2.0Sl came in viola
ton OF law and were returned 10 their
homes. OF this number 1,763 were con-
tract laborers.
Human hair varies in thickness from
the two-hundred-and-ffti to the six
hundredth part of an inch. The coarsest
fiber of wool is about one-fye-hundredth
part of an inch in diameter; the finest on
ly the one-thousand-fve-hu part.
Arrangements have been made by tho
German military authorities on the first
intimation of war 90 instantly convey
by rail all the women and children In
such large towns as Metz and Strasburg,
as well as smaller places, into Germany.
The Chinese doctors lot Is not wholly
happy one. -Four members Of the Inn
perial College of Physicians at Pekin
failed recently to make . proper dag
nosis of the emperor's indisposition, and
were punished by being fined . year
salary.
The viii Of Esther Pomeroy. which has
been filed for probate at Springfield,
Mass. Is peculiar document IL speci-
fies with great detail how each article OF
personal property is bequeashed. and
even gives directions to the executor 20
finish quilting bed quilt that 10 may DO
In good condition 10 giYe to . relative.
There arc yet 1000. 600 acres Of gov
eminent land IN Kansas open 10 settle
ment. not little Of which was tramped
over by trappsrs In order 10 take chances
ON getting land IN the Cherokee strip
that Is no better. aud in many places Is
worse. which they had to travel farther
10 reach and which IL very uncertain
property 20 its po>sessor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

~ Wednesday evening az the hons
- Mrs k1bptt - Henry street eiass
vs. er9snssed Tor TIE pnrpnse q testinx
The ner uethot - language atady A..
ct forth n the Review II Reviews The
sisss wili study French.
De erhayirr gFases wfil b~xIp he
ruarse q fsur lertnres ca ~Ansfosny- to
~ delivered hefofe the II A. a. tfainine
eisss. I1esliay erenier His lectures
~ esesr "a fsesisy sad Frhtay even
inI4
Miss Atah Canaelj - Ncrfk Lafayette
street. eztrstssred party - hes yonnz
vsnsu frirals - 80 AZ J s'csssk Thurs.
dsF eTsnieg IA henuf q Ms kstr
tttsrBiek Il East 1ansaa. cs,nn.
~ haslss~essd cls.er.l his eesi~s II
thfee lestures given tefcfs The Il b A.
trainiar sisss ffidsY sssefoa He seb.
Fes eas ~ileat.ng and fspt.safian
MIS- Frsnces Goicher - wh1iicoub
stfe<t go sefrfs~~l - . party q her
frsssis Tharpias s,ehf ehs spest tss
stsnsng aisgina peslnk
sfra a Il kiassg ~ Heary street es
feffniaea THURSDAY ~feninr fhs Lar -
A - narlefF = - East Street. n a
esarfh
~ A 4 fs.s--it - Vim sv4aaa -.
sn,rcrls~i fhafsrlsy niatt ~ . cen paas
~ - friea.ts la heaeF = ksr hirthssg
Nss Eniif 3 ketek4n 81 refnea
fi-sn t,aa.se.s tsaasHre@ Last I.lr,eiss
sA~ Ffs.eafsi = faFef tsfsss lasss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Tho repablic Of MAdagonia had been
long and we'll represented at the court
Of the king OF Patagascar by an ofiicer
called dazie. but one day the Madago-
nian parliament conferred upon him thu
superior rank Of dandee. The next day
after being xpprised Of his new dignity
be FASTENED 70 inform the king OF Pata-
gascar.
ssAh. yes. understand" said the king.
sYou have been promoted and given In
creased pay and allowances Therewas
IN appropriation
"Yes. your majesty"
"And you have now two heads, have
you notg'
ooh. no. your msjesty-only one, a.
sure you"
"Iraeedi And how many legs and
arms
1.-Two Of each. sire-only two Of each. "
aAnd only one bodyY'
".fsmt q single body. as You perceive. y
Thoughtfully removing his crown and
scratching the royal head. the monarch
was silent a moment, and then he said:
II fancy that appropriation has been
fnisapplied. yon seem TO be about the
same kind Of o blank fool that You were
yesterday. San Francisco Examiner.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
Tss GROW ). . se.,enKer . Fr.ua.


A curious result Of the religious riots
In Bombay has been the exposure of the
hollowness OF the plea that has been put
forth for the crow as scavenger. Lazy
governments in the east have been wont
to excuse their sanitary shortcomings on
the ground that "the crow, the pariah
dog and the kite" may be relied upon 10
clear away the offal In the streets. but
the smells OF Constantinople and Smyrna
have not been observed TO be much the
less because the dogs eat Of the offal
thrown from the houses. nor has Jerusa-
lem or Cairo been found TO be any sweet
or from the presence Of the inongrels who
destroy the repose Of visitors.
In like manner the Bombay crow has
failed TO justify his ancient reputation.
During the Bombay riots. when the OPP
erstions OF the city scavengers were
brought 20 . standztill. dead vermin and
offal accumulated I'm extraordinary guam
titles In the baxaars and slums OF the ma
tive quarters till the city became par
sdiss for the crows." But the Bombay
crows entirely neglected this opportuni-
~. and thus have come 10 be denounced
80 sham .sanitarians. London Tele-
graph
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

avenue returned last night from hunt
ing trip to Sand Lake
Miss Alice Brown Of Barclay street re-
turned last week from Bay View. She
will go this week to III Paso. Texas, TO
spend the winter.
Mrs James Nesbitt Of Canonsburg.
who was the guest Of her daughter. Mrs
Charles Fsebig Of Colt avenue. returned
home FridSy.
Mrs. Charles A. Hilton 81 East Bridge
street Is entertaining her brother and
his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield OF Cali
fornia-
G. w. Jones and daughter. Miss Jean.
% Morris avenue. returned from Chicago
Tuesday. Mrs. Jones returned Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Robert G. Rose have re-
turned from their bridal trip and are az
home AZ No. l0l Livingston street
Guy r Drew % Three Oaks. Michi-
gao. was the guest u Mr.. and Mira
William Harrison last week
Alderman and Mrs Teaehout enter
taincd Wednesday their nephes. Claude
Noe u Ligonier. Indiana
Mrs Robertson u Traverse City was
the guest % Mira Z. J. Tucker OF South
Union street Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VI. v Griffin ~ Crescent
avenue are entertaining Miss Lizzie
Clancy % Ann Arbor.
Mrs. G.. n. Botsford Of the Warwick.
u entertaining her niece. Miss Maude
winn q Washington.
Frank Austin of Mendon vas the
guest q his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l. III.
Anstin. last week
Mrr. w. l. Drew q San Bernard. Cal
ifornia. - the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs
William Harrison.
Mrs =. l.. Irish IL entertaining her
sitser. Ma John Dorrsnce ~ Peters
burg. Nsw York.
Lou Davidson a Crescent Avenue has
returned from a years trip through the
western ssstes
Ms. Mildred Cunning. Who has been
esrt. has returned 20 her home. No 40
Sheldpn street
p J. Rearslon and his mother. Mrs VI.
Reanion u spring street. have returned
from the fair
G. :. Rogers. city passenger agent q
the Lake shore railway. has returned
from Chicago
Miss " ebb Of CasUpoiis We the guest
Thursday q Miss Weiur a North
Inioe street
Miss Rae Davis - North Prospect
street. - entertaining Miss Nae Phillips
81 lietruit
Geargs a. Matthews has returned 90
TIE city after tso monshs soiourn
north
Miss Mary Ames snd Miss Mary
Adams returned from Chicago yeatsf.
day
Mfs a ~ strive i the guest of her
slHteg. Mrs.. } ~. bradley. q hUskegon.
NJ and Mrs T o. Gilbert rsthFn@i
"Wednesday from the woFld's fair.
Mr. saA Mr. " = Brotf q Bag,aay
street srs ~ honse ffoa he fair.
Mr. "a woodruff - Lyoa street ~.
turned f-ou Chiepxa yesterday.
Mrs y r. waFl q Kalsmasoa = the
guest - frlends il ths ely.
Dvieht Cio~s Fstarned husn Wasialsr
ton " etineesisy eseniBa
Edward TagEsrt returned from Chi
eaeu Thursday n,ornfhs
Jsmss McNamars has returned sram
= vlslf =. Detroit
p ssissy hzs rsfarBe,i frun Tie TAR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15


A plaster cast or bas-relief. however
beautiful In form. h inarfistic on ac-
count Of the disagreeable elect Of the
dead white plaster. This unsizhtiiness
can be entirely overcome and the statu-
cite or group "a relief made 10 look like
q piece Of old ivory by rubbing the sur.
face with melted wax MIXED with an In
hnitesimsl quantity Of raw sienna or
lumber. II well rubbed after It has been
waved. II wilftake on soft polish. and
the crude plaster win be transformed
into a material that l. quite delightful
in texture and color. Casts Of Barys'z
lions when treated In this way are really
superb. and bit Of antique frieze may
be made to look like marble mellowed
by age.-New York Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

b Hrx D1~ao q Wet brld.e stEse<
1hege So : larEe sILs1i<aes 4a.i So
<rA1 CSC n.salkefs ieiDe1 ne = irty
Mns Martha h<riektan gave "a eater.
t.inie4 talk 60 ne sutIe<t q ~ttltsrsnf
fofuzs - t,oseEnms1kf rh< zpo<e q
the s2st ia pa1 E41es a o<ssn1<<k.on -
ms priuaEg eleusst a ssspeess and
uExeI fhs so1sen u unite t1slr edofts
IA L1<4inx ls@xues % s<1lf the ass u
uasies>4lfF sssi state. nbss~st that Cur
forM u z1Tersmenk kAoald be stadlea -
co0 taxisoa Htfh other sossEnmsuss
Sue sfa.sd lAet Dad maase.psl ass
ssrs na.ls ~ hsd nlunieipsl el1<sas
~ rhs sp4fhy ard noblilty q god citl
zsns. and - the poiitirsi inabahfy a
hslf ne eitlzens Hho<e xFeatsr lEnmun-
NJ fr1u Vie souid fsnd - ne AJAX
ta4 1nd eafpFclnx a better ass acre
th4 nlobiilfy rsnlassd "A lneidsntsl
program q reeitsfion and music 49,
given. A guest sesi = pecan. sntlklsd
@WomaDl1 Conversation and fhs
Niszes &. l. Ixlnaa<s snd fheEssa
erinshuis plsfed lro guitar dnets
1hs sflssnaes presram xss closed With
an Iaforual receptioa - DIR. etrick'
lard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

A woman who was robed in dress OF
stylish make. and who showed by her
air that she was In the circle Of the well
% do, wins accompanied by little pug
dog. The street was somewhat muddy
from tho water that had been iavishly
sprinkisi upon 4, by the city's watering
cart. Little puggy ran into the street.
whore be saw nice bit OF bone. and
even his sristoerstic breed and training
could nct restrain him from taking as
least few bites oft. he was inclined
o. bring the choice tidbit - the pave
nsnf. bat his mistress forbade this. 80
he dropped the tempting morssl and
s'unk on 20 the Sidewalk again.
Bnt in puggys nibblings At the hone
he bad muddied bis little hstsened out
noso. The woman scoiaei him ~ seri-
eusly ~ though NJ we're child. Iieac-
knowleslgcd The jnstnsss ~ ths reprt-
naand BY dropping his sristccsa,io bead
IA rcmorsefal manner Tie mistress
thereupon pafsed his head. and taking =
dslicase lace edged handkerchief from her
handbag. deliberately wiped dear, n.ngh-
~ little puggy's no~e. Bsstoa Herald.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

A short time before DIR. charcot died
he said In letter that semiscientists had
for more than 80 years ridiculed the idea
that the full Of the moon was = danger
Gus time for mad people. Better in
formed men are coming back to that old
time notion. said DIR. Charcot. IS the re-
suit of increased learning on the subject
Of earth tides, similar to the oscillation
Of sea tides.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

In the wlfwatersr.na goldhela. soush
Africa IN experimental ioFins has Iust
been completed . The depth II . 500 fest
fuf tie pufE<se q testing The qasntaty
sAd quality q The sarifsFssss dsFSsits
there. The rs<alls are said q be Hsost
satisfactory. snd Mr. s.post Alexander
h.s based an tkesa tks following szirsps-
d,aAfy ealcuistishs circumference q
lsasiR. 400 ssiies. dfsIasses. it7 milssi
area. I4.ss0 square Iniiess 81 80. ne .s12.-
go s4aArs fest fatins - average thlss
ilszz q sizhs seFiss 4 blsaksi lesls 81 .
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Mr2 Mary s. Palmer Of south Pros
rsct street. gave an -aftsrnoon" on
Thursday AZ three o'clock. when she IN
formally entertained Mrs t. X r. Car
psntsr. Mira Clay HOLSTER. Mrs. VII
ham Christian kiesci Mrs Hughes.
tir4 Walter Hughes and the Misses
Belle Chamberlain. Maude Hughes.
Helen Putman. Bessie Walker. The
eftsFaoon passed IN the discussion u
musical selections 4 dainty parlor
luncheou uas served
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Mrs. 6sorgs kortlaader - West
brrige street. invited . company -
exit beys % = days quitting party last
Safuriiay The aay VS. spent In tho
spa.is 40 kdiaoas Corners The names
a. the party are Clean Dovns. Herbert
snd i.oriis Stsntca. Hiram Russ. Henry
y sr~irs. fos. Atolph and Henry
kaffinn.lsf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

The West Hin club met Friday after
noon with Mfs J. &. Ellison u Walker
tssnshio There was q large attend
anee and the main part u the program
49, q continuation q The study n
rking kichar1 Third husie vas
given. TIE clab pumters forty mem
ters Mrs Edison served refreshments
q her xassls