davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1893-04-27
Oe9en Oen OeutfdJen AnterridJt,
Der Sdulrotb perbannt ihn aus oen
primdrflaHen.
Der Gurnuterri9t reoucirt.

9urb einen 8eibluB, tpeI9er in Ser
9eitrigen Sibung DeS S9ulrat6s nit IL
gegen Z Sttmmen CUR Nnnabme ~gelangte,
lDurbe Der l1nterridbt in Der beuti6en
Sprocbe in Ben YrtmGrflaiien ser 0ffent>
liben S6ulen ab9clbafft. gtur in ben
bo6eren &lalien miro Der l1nterrtc6t belize
balten. 8tS ieBt iparen 235 2ebrertnnen
in bieiem llnterri6tsSnei9e tbGti9 uno ba
BON bieien iiber bie 6Glfte in ben 8rimGr>
flaiien arbeiteten, 10 tann angenommen,
iperOen, DaB minbeitens 125 tire SteIen
berlieren tperben. Ser Wediel tritt am
@nbe bes S3ulia6rs, am 30. SUM, in
&raft. 9o1 nicbt Bios Dem llnterricbt in
Der beutlhen Spracbe, 1onbern auoh benz
Surnnterri9t unb Sen ionitigen Spe5ialz
fGdern tpuroe BON ben @egnern elmer guten
&orbtloun9 %unierer Su9enb Elm S6lag pcrs
iebt.
Ser 8ericbt 6es Gomites fiir S6ulleiz
tung, ser iebenfaIs in ber nG6lten Sibung
an9enomn1en ipcrben tpirD, empfteblt allerz
0tngs Die 8eibebaltung oes Iurnunterrt6ts,
bob lou berieLbe bon ben regulGren 2ebz
rern = Sic ntcbtS bapol1 periteben-geleitet
tper6en ltnb Iollen 1tltr aCbt SurnLe6rer nit
ei1em Superptlor an ber Spibc, betbebal>
ten tperben, 10 baB ie6er S6ulOiitrtft etnen
tpirfli9en 2ebrer bat. Sis iebt unterri6ten
rs Surnlebrer.
Ser er1pGbnte 8eri6t i6afft 6aS Mo6el4
ltren ab, ~entfernt oaS 3etd1en un0 Bic
Sarbenlebre aus BEN unteren I1a11en unb
D%erfigt, baB fir ieben S6uloiitrift nur Elm
3etbenle6rer nit einem @e6ilfen beibe@
balten mirb. 9aS Stn9en miro betbebaIten,
Ser NG6unterricbt bcrGnbert uno ser tecb>
nti6e Mulifunterri3t aus ben unteren
&loiien entfernt.
@e9en bte N6ibaffung 6e8 6eutl6eit
1tnterricbts itimmten 8olbentped, 9uggan,
Guiad, Sale, 3ru6e, 8lutbar6t unb
&eane; bafiir Cameron, @arner, ST,
Slower, &epeu, @unberlon, 8eebe, Walz
lite, grelton, STANFORD un6 Wc2aren.
@S Derbient Qlnerfennung, boB bie 6erren
Sale, 8lutbarDt unD 8olbentped 1tb ale
erbentlicbe Wtiibe gaben, UNI bte Nieberlage
~ab3utpenber ODER einen 2lufidub gu err
langen, bod pergebenS. 6err 8oloentped
macbte nit Jtecbt barauf aufrerflam, baB
bic Sparbol0e, MOLTEN ite folgertcbtig
ban6eIn, Dor alien Oingen Sic 6obi6ulen
abi6dfen miiBten, tpel6e auf @emetnoe>
foiten unterbaIten tperoen, troBbem nun
&tnber woblba6enOer @ltern ie beiucben
f0nnen.
Der 8ei6luB, SEN 11nterricbt i'm 0ertz
i6en in ben @rammdrl6ulen bei3ube=
balten, ging bon Gepeu aus unb 6arf ais
Elm GompromtB ongeie6en peroen. Der
ielbe mur0e gegen Die Stimmen bon @az
meron, 8arner, 8eebe, Wlalette unb Stan>
for0 an9enommen.
, 1893-04-27
5mei BefebIe erlafen.
Jnfruftionen fir ole Gidetperfdufer uro Ole
Ghirlteher.

Supertntenoent Su6er uno G6ef : St>
lpeftpr 9. STEINER baben 9eltern 5tpet Bee
feble, etnen al oie Sidetperfdufer unb ben
anberen an bie Sifetabnebmer, erlaiien.
Die lebteren tperoen Dapor 9ctparnt, 1t6 in
ir9enb pelcbe @eiprdche Ooer gar Strettig1
fetten nit ben 8eiucbern Der 0eltaus7
iteuun9 etn5ulaf1en.
gSenn eS 5u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
fommen lonte, bat man ipfort 0enSnipeftor,
mel6er an icoem @ingange, pp1ttrt lit, 81
benadbricbttgen. &inoer unter 6 Sabren
fDnnen frei eingeluiien tperoen uno es bletbt
benz S6iiriteber iiberlaiien, Das Sitter oes
&inbeS 3u t%arirelt, feline @ntlbetoung 1T
maBgeben6, bod itnb bic 2eute an9etpteien,
nicbt S1 itreng bor5u9cben. NuBer ben
SreipG1ien nit BEN photographer giebt es
nocb cine anbere Sorte bon complimentary
StdctS, tpel6e iebOb nut fir etnen Sag
giiltt9 ftnb.
0enn elmer Ser 8elu6er Elm lOlbes
Si6et portpetit, muB ct au6 cine ietner
&arten abgeben, u1b tpent er ntdt i'm 8e7
itbe bon iolcbcn iein 1olte, bat er 1etnen
9tamen auf cine pom Gbiiriteber gu liez
fernoe &arte su icbretben.
Die Coupons an ben 8Giien, tpel6c nit
6em 8ilbe bes 8eitbers perieben itnO, mill
fen iorgfdlttg abgenommcn tperbcn, ioate
eiaer Der Gbiiriteber einen fali6en Coupon
%abtrennen, bat ct ioforttge @ntlaliun9 3lt
gemdrtigen. Getourmarfen perben nicbt
auSgegeben unb jeber SDiirIteber lit fir Die
Rtbti9fett ieiner &a1ie. tpel6e 6urb bte
3dblmai6ine am @tngang cOntroItrt miro,
perantiportltcb unb pir6 unnabit6tlicb borz
9egangen tperOen, penn l1nregelmdBigfeiten
Dprfommen lpllten.
Die SidetperfGufer baben ltcb INN Z 11br
auf 6em Nusiteaun9SplaB in Der General
3tdetOfftce 81 melben uno BORT auf etne
0uittung bin eine geiptiie Qln5abl BON
StfetS IN @mpfang 81 nebmen, Solten
Dteielben rtcbt retden, 10 fOnnen tets neue
burb einen 8oten beSo9en tperben. 8enn
Die 3eute UNI balb 3p0lf l1br a6gel0it tperz
ben, baben ie ibrem gtabfol9er Die libri91
9eblicbenen 3idetS su i~iber9eben un6 ii9
cine Quittung 0usitelen 3u %laiien. Sic
iino fir ettpa angenommeneS falicbeS @elo
peri0nli9 berontiportli9. 9aS etngez
nOmmene @elb miro ieben Q(ben6 betm
S3aBmeifter abgegeben.
, 1893-04-27
Sdwere Acknowledgment.
Dr.. gilbert s. Gray fol- oas Dertrauen ieiner
patienten mi6braudt hoben.

G6tpar6 S. Snela,16 1tn6 feline Sbpeiter
WfarD $. Spelanb retbten beute I'M &rctSe
eeri5t cine &lageibrift Elm, in melber
ibpere acknowledgement ge9en Or. gilbert
9. @raD auS9eipro6en tper6en. 9eooorus
$. Smelano lit II Sabre alt unb poQ1
itdnbtg Blind, bic Wtutter SO Sabre ali
unb lebr i6uacbltcb unb frdnfli9. Die
&lagei6rtft bcia9t, baB Wfutter unb Iobtet
i'm Wtnter 1S91-1892 bon Or. @raD be-
banbelt purben un6 es lei ibm ~gelungen,
10 groBen @influB auf bic alte 6rau aus3u,
iiben, baB ibm bteieLbe poues 8ertralter1
i6enfte. Sic 1oa am l. 9lu9ult 1888
tbrer Todter etn @runbtiid SEQ. 227-25,
StraBe iibertragen baben, obne oaB btc1e
S6enfung iebo6 I'M 9tecorberSamte ange.
meloet tporoen iet. Die &la9e bebaupte1
nun, Dab Or. @rap 6rau Spelan6 iibers
reOet babe, ibr @igent6um an cine Srau
Gacbel g. gatterlon, angeblt6 eine fin:
berloie gSittme in B6ilobelpbia, 8a., 81
Ibertra9en; oieie lei iebr geei9net, Sic Sn'
tere1len Der frGnfli6en Bitten tpabr5u=
nebmen uno I'M 25. Nopember 1891 murDt
bic 8eitbperGnoerung i'm Gecorbersamt an
9emeloet. Die &la9eibrtft ~bebauptet nun,
baB Die vfinberlole" Mitttpe bocb einer
Sobn babe uno baB btele r Sobn Or.
gilbert g. @raD iei, bic gauge llebertragunq
alto le6tgli9 81 ieincn @uniten borgenom7
men iporoen iet unb tpirb i6m ~nacbgeiagt
auf betriigerii6e Wetie gebanbelt unb itd
in BEN 8eitB bcs @igentbumS Der 6dmtlit
Snelanb geieBt Su haben. Die &lage per>
langt nun, baB bte l1ebertragung fit I'M:
9itlttg crflGrt unb Die San1tlie Dieoer in 6er
Beitb tbreS @runbeigentbumS geleBt tDerbe
Serner tptrb bebauptet, @opar6 Sipe:
LAMB babe bem Qlr3te $4,000 unb feline
S6meiter $500 a~us9e5ablt, mofir Or.
@raD oaS @run6itild SEQ. 4401 8erflet
9pe. f%aufen lOle. ST babe baS audi &c:
than, iebO6 ielbit bie Germaltung iiber:
nommen un6 ficb einen vSruit 9eeb'
0ariiber ausitcIen laiien. Nm q. Sanuat
1892 babe ct in @emeini6aft nit ieinst
Srat Gillian Gpmitod @rap 6aS @tgen:
tbum an @rtbur $. @alfer iibertragen
tpeldber cS tpieoer auf Sen 9iamen BET Sral
@rap eintra9en lief. Qtber aub in 6eren
8eiiB bIteb eS ntbt lan9e unb ieBt lit mad
benz Nustpets oes Eccoroeramtes S6ereit
9. @oooparo Der nomine1e 8eitber.
Die &lagel6rtft %bebauptet, baB otei'
lGmmtltcben llebcrtra9ungen nur norge:
nommen tporoen icien, UNI bie Speldnos
UNI ibr @elO gu bei6minbeln. Sn pteferr
it6 Die acknowledgement auf @abrbeit be:
ruben, miro Die Ger6anolun9 6es 8ro3eiies
ergeben.
Or, @raD ion no6 cine Nn3abI an6crt
tpenig iaubere SranSattionen gemacbt UNI
niemaIs9tebnung abgele9t ba6en, bo6 iprib
it6 Die &la9eibrtft bariiber ntcbt genaue,
aus, es ioa ipater no6 elm 3ulaB gemad)
tperben. Die &ld9er bebaHpten, bon OF
@raD I'M @an5en urf 500, 450 betrogen 81
iein. Or, @raD, befien Office ft3 3tmme'
AZ SEQ. 1853 Stateitr. %beftnbet, fonnte Bic
iebt bon ben 8eri6teritattern nibt an9e:
troffen tperoelt.
, 1893-04-27
Soil SeIbitmoro oemefen ietn.

Die Boli8ei Ser MarpeGtr, : Station
glaubt jeBt, OaB 8incent @alenttne, Ser,
tute an GnOerer Steue beS 8lotteS beri6tet,
9eitern Dor Dem 6ouie bes SattlerS Sobn
Slob l6tper pertpunbet nteDeritiir3te uno
rab etnigen Mtinuten itarb, 1tnb ben man
tur ermorOet belt, S%elbitmor6 begangen
bat. Soc Gampbeu, Somes Mc9onalb,
Srant NtQtamion utb 6otpar6 Dunn, 6te
Der Shat oerOabttg, ber6aftet puroen, lperz
ben troBoem bis na3 benz Snqueit in 6aft
Derbleiben.
, 1893-04-27
Die oeutfhen Kapeuen.
Die nliIitGrfapelen trefen nod re6t1eitio
CUR Gr0fnun9 Ger 2lusitelur9 bier ELL.

9ie bei6en beuticben Mtlttdrfupellen
l1ntcr ber 2ettung beS Muittoireftors
@Ouar68ui9epeD6 unO OeS Staabstrompe9
ters g, 6erOlo lperOen in &urSem bier elm
treffen unb nod rebtseitig 81 ben @rOff@
nun9sfeierltcbfetten bier ietn. Die Wtu1t7
fer geb0ren Der &eierpe an, tragen aber
preuBticbe 1ntformen, nit iebr g%ertngen,
nun benz Nu9e bes Sacbueritdnotgen err
~tennbaren 8eri6iebenbetten. Die Snfanz
fanterie7 &apelle trdgt Die Uniform bes
5peiten @aroeregiments SIT SUB, bic &a7
paIeriefapcle sic beS &egiments Der @aroe
bu gorpS. 6err 8ui6epeDb gilt fit etnen
Der beiten Stabsbauboiiten in Der Nrmee,
6err 6erolO MAJ ~3tpon5tg Sabre ais Stabsz
trompeter tbattg,
, 1893-04-27
OorIdufio ~aboemiefen.

&ibter 9unne mics geitern baS 6abeas
Corpus @eiu3, tueI6es Sacob 8OrOer etnz
gerei9t bate, UNI ieilen 1OiG6rigen Sobn
6arrp 3uriif3uerbaIteu, p~orIdufig ab.
8orber bate bas &inb nab benz Some Of
tie SrtenbleB gebra3t unb nacb einidbrt1
gem Nufent6alte baielbit mar bet &na6e
bon @iliam Sornop in SbiO aooptirt
nor6en. Die @eieIi6aft fol- 8etpeiic lie
fern, 6aB Der tleine Sarrp BORT gut aufge7
boben lit.
, 1893-04-27
Oo6esfGue.

Sis beute Mittag tpur6en auf Dem Sc
iunobeitSamt bic folgenOen GOoeSfGae ans
9emeI0et:
Sobn 6errp 6emmerle, 361 O96en 9tOe.,
l Sa6r 2 Wonote.
W.icbel arOnin9, 955 6inman StraBe,
As Sabre.
GorI G3Osti, 815 MSOntono @troBe, Il
Sabre.
@ot5orine MerteG, 80 Charlton 0(Oe., II
Sabre.
Step6en 9a6oOid, geitorben i'm MercDz
9oSpttol, 10 Sabre.
gilbert S9moIOt, 1863 @et 0incoIn Ctr,
l Wonat.
&nnie &arnms, geitOrben i'm Oeuti9en
9Ospttal, 26 Sabre.
, 1893-04-27
Wollen aus oem Qmte fheioen.

Bernaro Sein6, Ser tlcbttge berat6en6e
Sn9enteur Der Sta6t, bat ertlGrt, inter
tetnen umltanoen bic SteQltng unter Ser
Nettrn9 BON 6errn Nrtin9itau mie6er be-
tletoen gu polen. ST bate Ielblt auf bic
Stele oes itdOtiidben Sngenieurs gerecbnet
n ut Ourb Die lteber8ebung ietner 8erion
13tper 9efr6ntt, 5umal CT anerfannter
WtaBet 1t6 groBe 8erotenitc I'm bic it6bttz
1oben WanerWerfe erporben bate.
Sngentenr s. s. 5opp, Der Setter Ser
4 Wtetlen @rtb an Der 60. Str, pir6 Iein
Amt nteoerlegen.
, 1893-04-27
Ql0blt6 0eitorben.

Ser b~efannte 9(6bofat 8tQiamG. @on6b,
8rGit6ent Ser 2tncoln Yarf6ebOrbe un0
@eneralanpalt Der Jtortbpeitern 8abn
itarb beute 8ormtttag plObli3 in ieiner
office. ST. man etn inttmer Treunb beS
8rGitbenten GlepeIan6, Der ibm mGbrenb
feineS erftet 9mtSter1ntnes bic SteIe zines
Suitt5mtniiters aubot.
, 1893-04-27
Stdoti1bes.
21n unfere Sefer.

NGc 6%ieieni9en Nbonnenten, pelcbe
nibt regelmdBig NIT Dem gbenbblatt
Der SutnpiS StaatS5eitung bebient merz
ben, iinb bDfli5it eriubt, uns nocbmaIs
ibre genare Qbreile per gOitfarte mit3uz
tbeilcn, ebenio b~ieienigen BeriOnen, pcl6e
auf Die 3ettur19 gu abonntren b|eabiidtt9en.
, 1893-04-27

&Leine QlnSetgen in Ser Mben6ausgabe
Der Suinots Staats3ettung foiten, tpenn
ni6t me6r pie sebn @Orte, 10 Gents, ieOes
tpettere lSort l Sent. e
, 1893-04-27

Die Qtbenbe 9tuSgabe Ser Suinois Staats
Seitun9 iinbet LIBERAL Gle frcunoltbite Nufs
nabme. BretS 1gent per gfummer, 6 Gents
Der 8Gche,
, 1893-04-27

Mbonntrt auf baS Q(benbblatt ser Suinois
Staatsz 3eitung, Yrets l Gent per Nummer,
6 Gents per @o5e.
, 1893-04-27

Q6onntrt auf bas Nben6blatt Ser Suinots
Staatsz 3ettun9. 9rets l Gent per Drummer,
t6 Gents per @o9e.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-27
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
sells expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value TO health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced 10 the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to it's presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect laxa-
tive; effectually cleansing the system,
dispel ing colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gsts IN SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed OH every
package, also the name. Syrup of Figs,
and being we'll informed, you will not
ccept any substitute if offer ed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-27
NOVEL SUGGESTION.
Proposition That Newspapers
Should Print Editorials Sup
porting Each Party.
Two New Branches of the
Worlds Press Congress
Opened.

CHICAGO. May 26.-The two new
branches of the worlds press congress
were opened this afternoon and tonight
the trade press and the religious press.
In the general congress. Editor-li-Chi
John A. Sleicher, of the New York Mail
and Express, discussed the question
whether the daily press colors its news
too highly. The speaker held that as
general rule news was not too highly
colored. He made the novel sugges-
ton that newspapers should print
both Republican and Democratic
editions, each having a Re-
who should write from principle. Pa
Herbert, of Chicago; ex-Gov. Hoard, of
Wisconsin, and John b. Stoll, of In
diana. In the trade press section j.
Fred Waggoner, George w. Hotchkiss,
David Ii. Myson, w. G. Edgar, of Min
nesota, and Daniel Williams, of New
York. were the essayists. The
press women listened to papers
by Margaret Sangster, Kate Field,
Katherine Conway, Annie l.. Diggs.
Florence Fenwick Miller and Mrs. E. P.
Terhune. The prayer opening the pro-
ceedings of the religious press section
was delivered by Rev. E. P. Goodwin,
of Chicago. Addresses were heard from
DR.. Simeon Gilbert, Chicago; Rev. Ii.
A. Bridgeman, Massachusetts; Nine.
Bogelot. Paris; Rev. Dr.. Spears, Lon
don; Rev. T. Herbert Stead; Rabbi
Wise, Cincinnati; Rev. |. NJ. Atwood,
New York, and Mrs. Ballington Booth.
The publishers association wound up
its session tonight with banquet at
Kinsley's. The association unanimously
adopted poem written by J. d. Lynch,
of West Point. Miss, and called Go
lumbia SaIuting the Nations 1t will
be read for the first time at the opening |
of the next meeting of the National |
Editorial association in 1894 at Asbury |
Park. Honors for Mr.. Lynch and his |
poem were numerous today, for the |
worlds fair commissioners also adopted |
it as national salutation. The poem,
which is said to be of decided merit, !
was first accepted by the worlds fair
committee on ceremonies, and was to !
have been read at the opening of the |
exposition May 1, but its length caused |
the committee to omit al the last mo- |
ment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-27

sit may not be known" said the
speaker, "but one may buy all the
neceSsares of life manufactured right
here in st. Paul. We propose a trade
mark or badge to be attached to home
made articles, SO that people need not
be deceived" (Then the cards with pict-
ures OF the trade mark were pasSed).
On the principle that word to the wise
was sufficient, he would close by eX-
pressing again his pleasure at seeing
so many of the clubs friends there.
The phonoglaph performance was
quite wonderful. 1t rendered IN very
real way seven reproductions OF music
from Badwin's cadet band, of Boston,
THE Merry Wives of Windsor and
selections from "Pinatore." Some
vocal selections were very good, though
it was evident that the damp weather
had affected its chords and made it
hoarse. Still it sang MY Sweetheart's
the Man in the Moon'' and "Roll, Sweet
Jordan, Roll" as well as a negro SER
mon. i'll wierdly, natural voice.
The musical part of the afternoons
programme. arranged by j. Lewis
Brown, organlst of Christ church, was
as follows: 81 Am Not DID," baritone
solo, by Mr.. Garland; violin solo by $.
A. Won Gotzian; eulogy from "Ernst."
contralto solo, by Mrs. Yale; Happy
Days" with violin obligato; tenor solo
by Mrs. LIE Sale; 10 All Eternity"
soprano solo by Mrs. s. K. Harries;
"Loye's Magic" Two of the songs, 81
Am Not Old,2 and Loves Magic" are
the composition of j. Lewis Brown, and
are charming.
These were among the guests: Mrs.
c. S. Zumbardo and daughter, Mrs. w.
A. Frost, Miss Fanny p. Williams, Mrs.
J. Ii. Woolson, Mrs. Il. +. Reeves. Mrs.
f. NJ. Andrews. Mrs. A. P. Morse,
Mrs. Donald Stewart. Mrs. NJ. Dunheim.
Mrs. j. Dunheim, Mrs. Rosa Dunhelm,
Mrs. w. E. Burton, Mrs. NeWcomb, OF
California; Miss White, Mrs. Marion
White, Mrs. M. K. Williamson, Mrs: s.
V. Roger, Mrs. S. K. Pruden. Mrs.
B. Millenhauer, Mrs. S. G. Boden,
Miss Evens, Mrs. J. w. Shepard, Mrs.
Ames, of Hazel Park; Mrs. Clara AmeS.
of Hazel Park; Mrs. Snowdon.. Miss
Hattie Litel, Mrs. NJ. b. Kerr, Mrs. T.
Heywood, Mrs. ii. D. Griswold, Mrs. II.
j. Withie, Mrs. Charles L. Haas, Mrs.
James Cullen, Mrs. York. Mrs. D. S.
a aTs. Davis Mi' Mrs. M. Tracy, Mrs.
CIausen, of Minneapolis; Mrs. Secombe,
Mrs. Walker Miner, Mrs. w. Danforth.
of Merriam Park; Mrs. G. Danforth. of
Minneapolis; Mrs. G. l.. Danforth, Miss
Tillie E. Gyb, Mrs. Coburn, Miss Nellie
Coburn, Miss Maude sMessmer, Mrs.
Ii. M. Crosby, of Merriam Park;
Miss Mulvey, Miss Ryder, Miss
Paul Potter, Miss Bell, Mrs.
Annie Devereaux, Miss P. w. Dyer,
Mrs. King, Mrs. Olive B. Lewis. Mrs. u.
S. Clifford, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Sher-
wood, Mrs. q. w. Brown, Mrs. Carter
Men. Tobey. Mrs, Frank j. Waterous,
Mrs. F. w. Manhan, Mrs. Jessie A.
Gregg, Mrs. George Harrison, Prlnc' ;,
Mrs. Andrew Henderson, Mrs. Murton.
Mrs. S. s. DeCamp, Miss Eugemca Zall-
asch, Mrs. Whitney, Mrs. a. P bAorse,
Mrs. Slavin, Mrs. Byron, Mrs. W. Wall
ace.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-27
SOCIAL BRIEFS.

Liberty Fife and Drum corps gave pleas
ant social hop at Central hall last night.
The West Side Turnverein will give dance
at Martins hall Saturday evening, and pic
mic at Banholzers park June II.
Esther Ladies, L. o. L., No. 4S, meets first
and third Friday of each month III Central
block, corner Sixth and West Seventh streets
Next Sunday being Trinity Sunday and
the fifth anniversary OF the establishment Of
the vested choir at Christ church, there will
be festival season at that church at 7.30 p.
M, under the direction of Lewis Browne,
organist.
The kitchen garden department of the
Peoples church industrial school will hold a
reception in the lecture room of the church
this evening at Soclock, to which all the
parents of pupils and friends of the school
or others interested are invited. This is the
annual exhibition of the school work, under
the superintendent of Miss Emery. re-
ception from to will precede the ex-
hibiton.
Three special interurban cars were chartered
last evening to carry the Royal Arcanum
councils to Minneapolis, where joint bust
ness and social session was held. Every
member of the order who could possibly get
away was on hand early to take the cars,
were kept waiting on Robert street near
Sixth street. 1t was estimated that at least 300
members went, but more could have been
accommodated.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-05-27
LADIES RECEPTION.
st. Paul Commercial Club Enter
tains Its Friends

st. Paul Commercial Club Enter
tains Its Friends.
The st. Paul Commercial club gave
another OF its charming receptions to
st. Paul ladies yesterday afternoon
from to 5 O'Clock. The club rooms
were prettily decorated with pottsd
plants and cut flowers, and the gentle
men received in most pleasing way,
showing their pleasure in the pleasure
or their guests and doing everything
possible to add to that pleasure. The
center OF the first parlor was occupied
ny queer-looklng combination of a big
norma queer table and several lengths
OF electric wire that resolved itself into
mn Gle steele photograph by and by
urder the efficient handling of an eX
perlenced electrician. This furnished
various anusementS for the guests dur
ing the afternoon.
PRESIDENT Fo0tner made little speech
OF welcome. in which be expressed his
pleasure In seeing so many women pres-
enton this bad day. which was not"such
a Dad DAY after ALL" He thought that it
showed that st. Paul women were not
lacking IN courage to do whatever thew
choSe TO do, whether it be following
thelr convictions of duty or coming out
TO reception in the face of threatening
weather. He seemed to think that the
tate or 81. Paul, commercially as we'll
as socially, lay in the hands of the
women, and limited of o plan to be un-
folded as the day went by for their con-
slderatlon, and gave a brief sketch of
the proposed programme of the after
noon.
The musical programme was inter-
Spersed through the other more prosaic
programme in very taking way. Mr..
Gregg. VINO had been expected to give
the guests talk on the subject of
'What the Ladies Can Do for st. Paul"
was unayOldably absent, and Mr.. WAL
liugford consented to take his place on
short notice, and did SO we'll that if his
audience had not been told they would
not have suspected that the PAPER read
was the production of the last hour. He
began by telling what the CONNER
cial club was, its hopes and aims: of the
Loyalty 1t had 3 always shown to ST.
Paul and to Minnesota. 1t was ready
to declare her lakes ana forests, her
wheat fields and mines, far bevond
those of any other part of the globe.
even as they held that her inhabitants
were a superior race. But mighty as
were the m ] nd valorouS beyond be-
n,f, lis ub realized the fact that the
h; nd til. does the shopping is the hand
that rules the world, commercially. at
least. Hence this gathering of women
IN the pl ce WLe.e men were wont to
congTegate.
He would not presume to dictate to