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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
MAYOR WRIGHT.

Mayor F. P. Wright spoke on behalf
of ''The Sanity City" in the order men,
toned on the programme. The mayor
was heartily greeted as he arose. He
began his address with an anecdote rel
alive to the infection of speeches upon
audiences.
He said that his year and half's ad-
ministration in the city had convinced
him that there are some things that are
not sanity in the city. He then
read short editorial published in
the Pioneer OF 1S49. This he de-
clared to be the first time the
people of the city began to blow their
horns, and which has been kept up with
great persistence ever since. The wild
cat money, or bank notes, of the early
history of the city was alluded to for
the purpose of showing the difficulties
encountered in early days. The period
of the war, the panic of 1873, were re-
called in connection with the statement
that the city had passed through them
without its growth being impeded.
The improvements In streets, pub
lie buildings. churches, etc., were
alluded to as being of rapid growth
But he criticised the lack of a spirit of
generosity that would establish schools
of art and design, public libraries.
statuary in parks and drinking fount-
aims. He declared that his face often
reddens with shame when visitors from
abroad come to him and ask to see
the works OF art in the city or the pub
| lie library. Lament was expressed that
st. Paul is behind others in building up
| the scientific and artistic features of the
| city. Regret was expressed that our
! rich men do not even Leave as
much as a horse-trough to show
their appreciation of the city in which
| they acquired their wealth. The lack OF
| employment for wage earners and the
financial straits through which the
city passed were alluded to and hope
| expressed that the city In the future as
well as in the past will &c on to build ur
Its greatness.
aye Banks and Braes O. Bonny Doom
was sung by Glenn Gessler to enliver
the audience.
Hon. Albert Scheffer was called upor
to respond to the toast Scotland" il
the absence of Mr.. Erwin who was as.
signed to that. Mr.. Scheffer is an ex
cellent after-dinner speaker, aud ht
was at his best last night. He was will
the majority of those present, Scotch
man, for the evening. Responding tt
the toast directly. Col. Scheffer paid I
fine tribute to the literature and per
sonality of the Scotch people as well al
their country.
w. F. Myron, j. G. Myron and E
Mccartney sang "Willie Brewed Peel
o. Maui" in realistic fashion and witt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Snow in South Dakota,

YANKToN, S. D., Nov. 30.-A severe
snow storm is raging here and through
out the state. Railway traffic is greatly
delayed. Six inches of snow have
fallen.
ABERDEEN, S. D., Nov. S0.-Three
inches of snow fell last night. At
O'Clock this morning the thermometer
recorded IL degrees below zorro, with a
stiff wind blowing from the north.
Thanksgiving Is being largely and gen.
orally observed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Too Much Enthusiasm,

NEW York. Nov. 3O-The number Of
young men arrested tonight for growing
too boisterous in their celebration of
Princeton's victory was unprecedented.
Several scores OF them were gathered
in by the police in punches. Some of
them were released on bail, but many
of them will spend the night in station
cells
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Strike at Red Wing.

RED WING. Mimi, Nov. 30.-The ma
chine hands and cabinetmakers of the
Red Wing Furniture company are out
on strike. They learned that the com.
pany intended to close down in week,
and requested that the factory be kept
running until Christmas. This was re-
fused. and hence the strike.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Administration Uphe1d.

KANsA CITY, No.. Nov. 3O.-The
Times today prints a statement by P. d.
Reeder. a wel[known Iowa Republican,
in regard to Hawaiian affairs. MIR.
Reeder was in Hawaii four months last
winter. His statement corroborates the
Blount report, and upholds President
Cleveland and Secretary Gresham.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Too Much Reer.

EMPoRIA. Kan, Nov. 3O.-Rarry Dell,
who has just arrived here from Admire,
north of here, reports that Monday a
party of twelve young men of that vicin-
ity bought two large kegs of beer and
some whisky and started out on a
drunken spree. Three men, he says,
died from the effects. He did not learn
their names.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Not So Easy.

New York Weekly.
Laborer-Ifs an actor ye are? Sure
you have aisy times.
Actor-Easy, is itp Just you take
leading part in Russian play, and try
to look half-froZen in Siberian snow
storm on sitting hot July night, and
see.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Aoniet Thanksgiving.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 80. = President
and Mrs. Cleveland spent very quiet
Thanksgiving. They attended the
Central Presbyterian church, where
they listened to an eloquent sermon by
Dr.. Sunderland, their old pastor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Fixing q Date.

New York Weekly.
Winkers-When did this fashion of
putting out women's shoulders. so as to
make them look athletic, start up?
Binkers-About the time Of the Sui
liYan-Corbett fight, ! believe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01

$4,000 is due to the farmers, who sup
piled the milk. The assets of the COM
pany amount to about $4,000. enabling
them to pay So Al cents on the dollar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Butter Company Schedule.

Special TO the Globe.
ROCHESTER, Mimi, Nov. 50.-The
schedule of the liabilities and assets of
the Rochester Butter and Separator
company, which failed three weeks ago,
has Leen completed and filed with the
company amounts to $4,000. OF this
slS,5OO was in favor of banking institu-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
Roen Fayors Income Tax.

FERGUS FALLS, Mimi, Nov. 30.-Con-
gresham Boen has telegraphed the
New York World that he favorS taxing
all incomes above $1,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01

Yankee of the old country-the Scotch
man. The literary celebrities of Scot
land were alluded to as being all in
spiration to the people of the state to
emulate all that is best and noblest in
the Scotch men and women, and to
build up the state in future greatness.
The governor spoke briefly. and con-
Guided with thanks for the favor shown
him to speak in honor of the state of
Minnesota OH such an occasion.
j. G. Myron followed the governors
address with song, which he rendered
in good voice and with pleasing effect,
aud was rewarded with call for an
other song, which he answered by sing
ing Scotland Yet"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01

Ritter e. Laurance's Restaurant and
Cafe, 1887 East Third street. Private
rooms, good service. open till midnight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
So for 81.

You can get s. meal for 81 ticket at
Stephen Burns Restaurant, 32l Wabasha, be-
tween Third and Fourth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
FACTS AND FANCIES.
STENOGRAPHY
a Nice Place to EAT,

Complete COurse-$3O.
School of Shorthand, "a East Seventh.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-12-01
GIRIAiN IDI-
HUI M

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1t Cures PILES or HEMoRRHoIDs, External
or Internal, Blind or Bleeding Itching and
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Relief immediate-cure certain.
1t Cures BURNS, Scalds and liberation and
Contraction from Burns. Relief instant.
1t Cures Torn, Cut and Lacerated
Wounds and Bruises.
1t Cures BoILs, Hot Tumors, Ulcers, Old
Sores, Itching Eruptions, Scurfy or Scald
Head. 1t is Infallible.
1t Cures INFLAMED or CAKED BREASTS
and Sore Nipples. 1t is invaluable.
1t Cures SALT RHEUM, letters, Scurfy
Eruptions, Chapped Hands, Fever Blisters,
Sore Lips or Nostrils, Corns and Bunions,
Sore and Chafed Feet, Stings of Insects.
Three Sizes, 25c., soc. and SI.oo.
Sold by Druggists sent postpaid receiptof price.
HUMPHREYS HE'D. Co., III 1Is William St, New York.
WITCH HAZEL OIL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
STATE PRESS SENTIMENT.

just acroeo the Detroit river last week,
In Sandwich. Ontario. Il only required
ono day to try and convict Anderson
Veney on the charge Of numbering his
wife, and the court passed sentence BIS
fore sundown that he b hanged May
Is. This 10 one way OF doing business
In Canada that ought 20 b adopted en-
this side Of the line. When such de-
gree Of promptness 10 incorporated into
the criminal court practice OF Michigan
the statistics q murder will be reduced.
Saginaw Courier Herald.
IL 10 rumored that the Philadelphia
presbytesy has decided to ask the gen
eral assembly 10 strike out from the
church rules oil reference to infant
damnstion. Very good. asks . con-
temporary, but what h 10 be done In
the case OF infants Who have died previ-
ously to tho chanse!-Muskegoa News.
We trust there will Be- nothing mere
said about IN extra session Of congrs~s
until tho tornado season ID over The
people are liable IN have enough wind
during the next few months without ss-
sisfance from FREQ trade spoutcrs and
white metal advocates - Bay CITY
Tribune.
Ex Senator Ingalls, sayr that there h
no such thing - extemposaneous speak.
ing. Does the iridcscent dreamer pre-
tend 10 say that everything he has a,id
from the platform vas prcmsditated and
fired Cd With malice sforethought.-Dc.
troit Free Press
II IL suthositatively stated that IL cost
only t7yl0O 10 discover America. That 10
much lee money than many q rich fool.
Who could not afford 10 take the PAPER
has paid For brass brick.--Kalsnlasoo
Gazette.
There appears n - a doubt In some
quarters ~ 10 whether tho international
naval review wss gotten up a. display
our vasships az society's marriagesbie
gislas--Osford Globe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

chsrtsr snnssAnseGl paaci,g thsppsss e
apsointiag ~ go stsorael op1e1y cd
satissty UieA ~ nayos. L. Hin -
pespoo1ihts.anA Z - a0pp1n1so - ~ 3
a nan ~ ~ aayes hsse skanbuos
poser n ronOss hia. - nafoes = svesy
man a he counsoa ssoaacil = ~ nans
psroaal fxisod Tais , sd po.aea.A
and bsttss thar "a 60 3 = oosd ~
ernment
Il rrpssa shat ] pssviossly 81 I
sn nd . cnndsdats fos ~ aneA nd
voalh ooe occspe = sn3sr ~ ei!coo-
otasnsA but ] 6sl1svs . sosiouo 0lo1ahD
vul b. made U thst chsstes oDGn1DeDs
= noe poassd Thsse = - pagtinoship
IN thie il b tao nriooo . Un11oe %
allow party iotsrss1s - b epna1oso4
fos momeot. u y eos IL bsaoGt e
Grand Rapids and . onnA GAou0 ~
ceive the Asasty and satAuG1naeie snR
port a svssy citises vho plocss The ves-
tase u the city above . 1sss psSty VIC
tory O. partisan dOuinstiOo- IL = IN
Just 20 term this republican msosuss.
for the Grand Rapids Democsu1 a Sun
day sdvocatsul prscissly the eams thieg.
the the % usS ought sdst to 70 ksSs mo-" posss
and b held moro strictly accountable.
Ii also declares that he should b sbls
to make appointments without dictattoa
from the council. But u oppose the
present charter amendment upon the
ground that u 10 . party MEASURE. II
the principle itsclf y right. What objec-
ton can there b 10 taking . seep In the
right directiouy"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
MR.. MAYNARD NOT AFTER III.
bat He atatcs Why the Mayor Should
Appoint the City Attorney.

II heartily approve Of the charter
amendment TO place the power Of ap-
pointing . city attorney solely in the
hands Of the mayor" said Fred A. May
nard yesterday. 1T 10 In line with the
best thought relative to the subject OF
municipal reform. / have no personal
interest in the matter. The statement
has been made that am candidate
for the ofiice. This 10 not true. ] am
not . candidate and would not accept
the Office under any circumstances.
But ! believe the appointment of q
city attorney should rest with the mayor
and that he alone should le made 10 RS
sumo tho entire responsibility. The
problem Of municipal reform has been
the subject Of much discussion and the
conccnsus 81 opinion 10 that the mayor
should be the chief executive officer OF
the city in fact ~ we'll ~ in nature. He
should have the power of appointment
and removal and should not he ham
y,esrd by . council that. for political req
eons &C otherwise. niight..ecek to reject
his nominations and cripple his admin
istration. Sooner or later this mnef he
met IN its entirety; but
do not believe Grand Rapids could
take moro profitable step In
the way of municipal reform than by
changing its charter ~ m Ia give the
mayor power to name the city attorney.
u 70 at the utmost Importance to the
welfare II the e,ty that these two offices
should work in harmony The principle
is now ~ veil established that the char
tsrs - several of the leading cities ~ the
conntry have eeea recently changed an
order io permit the mayor ." nam. the
city attorney.
IA !, 10 nov In Grand Rapids tho
mayor hss no POWER. lie may s-e IN.
tess int.ss.ls "a the city sacrificed ly
tho srts - an incsmpctsni official aud
be IL Iosesle~s o. remove him. The
not only may ia thu esse. bat " actually
has. l~eu.
Il t~iiess a. q matter - principle
that shrf- should 30 som. changes IN
the affes - city s,tosns, H. is<h On
amendment vas Iasse.l Irohihs,ing the
siiys legal adviser from deins sny
ethss ~oss- The parr~~ a thi. "a.
o. ssat eat the tsss, stssao~ys q The
siiys ia fss iasfnss a fesssassed siii
~ -soAi be sitting - sss1 up thea
psas,sne fss the sasa ~ ssFsiss the
estg Isa yesss aat then - sttefa a.
Ffiyste lits ~ithoat y,ssstiae s elisa,s
The essy sss"sasf "a ,sssasi hsftsie
si,asld tsss TIE psisil7se a si,sss thes
ssak ss sssa 30 efaia ia u ~lts@at ia
tssfessss sish kis "a. tai dates
hat stssss eli, tslisvs sssssssiy assd
cess ssess.ss.siy ,hst tks t-.s, tssssssss u
Ne ssu = usssS kassss aesesa tAs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

What would the revolutionary fatf~r
have said "a ht-rty belle marrying u
titisf- ~ Lea,s Post Dispsteh.
Crime ell never get . real s~s back
until 10 10 made i~ss prsfi tsi,l. o. the
issyess wha defend u steep Bse,k
lsaz.-g.
The @siitas ~ the Rochester tbiah ssi
Advertiser istissat~s that the esiiios n
the Rochester Democrat sisd thsonI,i
10 hss, bat he continues "a iaas
iaA.beos 9th him iiso-siya Essis.
hsisrt issssroil announces that he
dee nat iiks Niagara. Although THE
elis.oa sss espsssrsa sissast . usek
ssss. The saf.tses. strange g. ssy. 10 stsli
sahsias hsiais aess'ss
Gaie.xs 10 ts haze . Chissss ssss
FsFes The asassy lac bal t.sss begin
lsss tssisias ~ . sisgsiEs astsh
dhia~ss fia@ss.
Nhss W.siss hsoss sssS~s isass
sssss sssss u ssa Asss - sevssasi %
s,sfs . fks ishs a fstiIs ssissssiy. ~
hsv Issk L>ssUesssd A1Sssoasnk.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Az last the Columbian exposition has
opened tn doors and sxtsn<,sd its vel
come IN tho world Incomplete and un-
finished ~ IL may b. IL stands monu-
mont 10 American geniuA American en-
terpriss and American patriotism.
To the visitors frcn the old world 10
vill come - . revelation To them the
United States has ever been . terra In
cognita- They have never been able 10
understand how . nation could spring
from Q wilderness like Athens FROM the
hesd 20 Zsus. full armed. fully e9uipp~i.
all powerful in native strength and
r-eoarc-ful skill. They have nsvrr
been able Ia comrrehend hos . country
which 400 pears ago VA populated only
by savage beasts and more savage s,en
could by Colossus like strides overtslss
and oyer.frip the Europ-sn nations that
have eypsAdsd under the benefieent
influence q sosld's civilization. The
sovssgn visitor may not b prspar~i b
meet Indian chiefs staining The streets
~ Ne~ York ~ 10 - gigantic Gytsslies
eismherine about the psv-asaes a Chi
czxo. but he meet c~vt~iniy h not pre-
parvi IN End nation whose common
people have attained . culture utterly
unknown b. the commcoers II EuruS~sn
countries. vhcss art and architecture
are clAessc ami whosr mechanical ksnii.
works are msrv-ls II constructive
g-rius In. TACT sheoid world Oil b. SIR
rrir-si - find . commonwealth vhcss re-
sources. cultivation ard suIsehssnsn~nt
sr. no, surpassed ~ snr wko~s annals
history Ia. r-oorsisd The est and rhe
wess. The cid and the pev, vii b.
h-oaxh, into cio~-r fri~na~hip AID ssosss
sympathy. sed each oil hs,. . ks~sses
appreciation and better und~rsssrd,ng
II ne other.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

-0saaA 49, - - - - -
& - 49, 49, -. g. =
ysu1ss3sy. -ls = shseA1 - eoe14 -
werk - ssQta - - oseed -
~ sofssssd 81 49, - eaa1GA,
1Asy usnsl1y hagia vsHk = pnh1ie -
pgussnsa0 = 0nuoosso GO - N
Ssssss - Is y skssss.
:: =. = -: -. =. ~. Co.; |. 49, -.
sssssi y:asA Hi sneseaps - -
49, Das1oe, eAions g ~ - Oe1
Omioa. cd IL Unee uassleaeiag -
publioon q onseA, VoD omoag 49,.
oays arrives = - Me- uviaou6na.
TAs Hon. Dunkaa stzik~ a Haalinen
vse soong ~ gsasts u Ths Aosti'n
yesterday.
NJ. and Mn r. r Biackss a lGanis-
~ dinsd IN TIE Morsoa yesterday.
Mosros--R r Danehss and vifs,
Nsnisses; ". ". 01sssas. Mis- ". ",
GUNNER. Cadillac; Phin Smith. Has-
tings; Georgc Allen, Csdillac; z W.
sparrow. Lansiag.
NEW LINlNosTuu-F. r. niohon. Hat.
tie Greek; G. G. Wilson, NM Hstsis
Wilson. Loscll: q. w. Bsrhsides. vieks'
burg; y. y. Smith. Nsshville; T. L
Peek. Detroit.
SwExTs-M. q Hrowu. Detroit; c. C.
Collins. Saginaw; q w. Harvey. Dserolt;
J. Line and rita White Pgsoa-
Kkxr--J. Bahss, Gresnvills; Nm
WilsDa. Three Rivssu: G. A. Cosyeil
YpsiIanti; @. n. 0ladse, JaciEsou; G.. w,
Dssltsy. VAUDEVILLE; Henry Hssding,
McnomineA
KKSr-D. ]. Bsste, Sparta; =. A. Il
6eur. Dstcoit; J. & Handlin, Clarhs.
vile; p. v. Osborns, Nusksgoa: y. e
Oyesackes. Holland.
CLARxxpoa-J. j. Wood. LAnainG; p,
G. johnson. Ovid; T. G. Wilkinson. u
X WatesA Spring LAhs: W. a. Andss.
con. Fremont; 4. A. 0cDonald Oodns
Spring.
BRIuOG 6rKEsT--Coloo G. LillIe
Coopersville; G. -. Case. Jackson: Nssi
Gleason. Belding: ~. Bresahan, Re-.
common; B. Holbsn. Ksnt City; @. ].
Rics. Sparta.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02
ALLEGED TO Dc FUNNY.

Mira Piankington Ito visitor-willis
Slimson. Who has just eaten the last
piece II pief-Wont you have another
piece. Willie! There's plenty moro in the
pantry.
Willie tdoubtfully)--l don't know. u
] thought that Vas %. I might
Mira piankington-Why, What do
you mean! Don't you believe What !
Willie-Ma told me not to--Nsv Yort
Herald
A-Thsis newly married couple.
BLOW lo you know!
Ale is always stepping on her
dress.
B-what dos that proved
AFTER he has been married eome
timc and found out what . drca coets
be viii te more csrcfuL--flieeende
Blaetter.
Mis- Palette Flower-I hare Q great
affection for tina, church. pro!esaos -
child. played about IL while Il YES
building
Professor ssoloman smith la q possi.
hle.- and II seems so h still in remark.
ally gr,od reps'ri--Paeh.
.Hello.- ssid the passeHgss In . street
care sh.n so1eihinx beuac. what vss
that
4 dsmV hsev. Probably ssoet-siy
wanted ~ catch . cat and - trap ics
it"-~W s~Ainstoa stas.
The sesss . gisi experiences vhsa she
-ocs soHae ether SRI taking 10 hes l,ses
arc noshsag essnpare.a ~ the r~nss thss
tsture a ~omAa sh~a q hssxti.sf eal.s
kss hsrs.i sisi a. The feaoe end tsihs 10
hss r. Atshs~n oksin
Mother Diinr ssy Ia chip yea u
yea put ssesh<s fuf.fef tsstsos sa ths
st0sss
wtlhsss- .fsiat -. ne tts - s~eA.
ias exss a th< sseusp yse bes0A4 hsn
~ ~ tssth1AAy. La
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02


The new earl a Derby, formerly
known - Lord StaAley Of Preston. b .
e sPp e. :1S os Will. sg,
ernor general Of Canada no vss distin.
guished chiefly for his love Of outdoor
sports.
Elk President Gonzales II Mexico ID
not the first eminent patient whom the
American Newspaper obituary seemed 70
have snatched from the Jaws of death.
During his convaleecence, nov reported,
he will have IN opportunity Of reading
some lively comments on himssk.
Secretary Morton ID rarely seen ON
the street except In q carriage. but Il u
Vice President Stevenson'e custom 30
walk TO the capitol, and he may usually
be found any day In some hotel lobby
mingiing with the plain" people.
The remains Of sx- President m and
Of his wife are soon 70 b removed Iron
the old Polk mansion grounds. In the
suburbs Of Nashville, and rsintsrred In
q spot near the jackson statue In the
state capitol groundA
p. w. Fauntleroy. the St. Louis law
yer, Who Was counsel for Hugh H.
Brooks several years ago on his trial Tor
the murder Of c. Arthur Prellee. has On
tered the protestant episcopal ministry.
When Mr.. Gladstone 10 about 10 make
q great speech in the house of commons
somebody tides him up. straightens his
neckcloth, brushes his coat and puts z
flower in his buttonhole.
Edward Gould has Just resigned q
cashier al the National Tradeu' hank II
Portland. Maine. IN oflice which b. held
continuously for SIXTY yeara.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

Merriam Rtaes Ensessainea . LAroe
Aadieace n Park Church.
The seating capacity a Park church
We overtsxs1 last night q the va COO
cert given In counectton With On exhi-
hilton military drill Tor the beps6t Il
the equipment fund q the Merriam
Rifles. The programs we're pretty and .
colored elsctroplsts on the tisgt pags
repressnting . contss3 between the 4es-
rimac and Monitor. the United States
fag and . company of soldiers on the
march was Appropriately Suggestive q
the character af the entertainment =
The program opened with = military
drill BY the Merriam Rifss, commanded
by Sergeant 0rossbsck. which consisted
a the arm. hand. trunk. leg and foot az
ercisa. This IVES followed By thirteen
solos and choruses, Ia which the follow
ing psrsons took part: ]. A. Nouieon.
b. A. Bepeker. w. H. LOOMS. q. b. vii
marth. Nra g. p. Powell. Mn. Dan =.
Bradley. viii Cheney. Mn. VIII Gay.
Mis- Kate Thompson and about thirty
others. b. A. BenekeF Was director and
Mrs. Morris B. Draper was pianist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-05-02

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