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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04
AFlne opera ro.night.

To.night's attraction at the Opera
House will be Barnabee, Karl and Mac
Donald's Opera Company, in Robin
Hood. This Is one Of the most delight
full productions OF the day, and those
who remember its delightful rendition
here two years ago by"The Boston
ians,n will doubtless never forget the
enhancing music, the picturesque
groupings, dances and lovely ensemble.
This company has produced this charm:
ing work In nearly all Of the leading
cities with distinguished SUCCESS. Both
press and public have We'd with one
another in expressing praise and COM
rnendation 10 this representative COM
pany. It contains 80 people, and the
principals engaged to sing important
parts are especially selected Tor them.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04
AnouN pEopnIn.
Strange, in tho CITY aad whoollur Folk.

stFhugora IN TAO Slty Ahu Mupolng folks
Abroad.
Bismarck Moore, Of Proctor. Is at the
stamm.
Mr.. John j. Coniff is back from a
visit tohis parents at Rowlesburg,
Miss Grace Castlen, OF Richmond, o.,
is the guest Of relatives on the Island.
Major j. @. Anderson and wife return.
edto the city yesterday after long
Absence
Miss Emma Blond left yesterday for,
Washington and New York, to be gone
for several weeks.
Miss Bande, of New Martinsville, and
II. NJ, Kiser and vile, oil Fairyiew,
were at the Windsor yesterday.
Miss Iizzette Ladghlin is the guest Of
Miss Mamie Patterson at Monument
Place, Elm Grove; and will remain
some days.
George Israel, Of Bethany, w. W.
Wilson, Of Fairvlew, and Senator VIII
liam g. Morley, OF Kingwood, are at
the Mcclure.
1 Miss Lizzie Ulrich entertained anum,
Der OF her friends very pleasantly last
night at her home on North Huron
street, Island.
Rev NJ, L. Dryden was examined be-
fore Judges Jacobs, PAUL. aud Hagans,
and was admitted to practice in the
courts. He was sworn IN yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Dorsey haveissued
cards for q reception and card party 10
take place at their home on North
Front street, Island, on next Tuesday
night,
4. NJ. Miller, Of Wheeling, was calling
on his tobacco customers to-day. Miss
Clara Zane, Of Wheeling, is the guest Of
Misses Marie and Sadie Comley. --Stei-
bsnvilie iSttr.
s. II. Biddle and wife and o. N. Robb,
OF ParkersburR, Il. w. Talbot and wife,
~. N. Hthdman, John Harman and
Louis Malcolm, oil sistersville, =. Ank-
rom, OF ST. Mary's w. d. Booty,and Il.
w. Carroll, Of Warrington, stopped at
the Bohier yesterday.
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TnE cnEsApEAKE 8 ONO
Gain. Control $500 4 5Atlls' Of Ohio Rive

Gains Control OF 500 Niles of Ohio River
TorriterY. q
Asensation has been caused in river
circles by the .Chesapeake& Ohio rail-
road company's big coup in securing
control otall the ferries on the line Of
their river division which extends from
Huntingdon to Cincinnati. In addi-
ton said on excellent authority that
it has secured a controlling interest in
all the steamboat lines operating be-
tween Charleston onthe Kanawhn and
Cincinnati, excepting the White Collar
line OF packets which now run in the
Pomeroy and Cincinnati trade, and it is
said negotiations areneariy conspmated
by which the Chesapeake Y Ohio will
gohble in that limo, whose boats are the
finest on tho Ohio.
Tho result is to give the Chesapeake
& Ohio absolute control OF over three
hundred miles OF the best river terri.
tory on Ia belle riyiere, aud affords it
the means OF harrassing tho Norfolk d
Western railway, which, it is said, in
tends to construct a limo downthe Ohio
from 1ronton to Cincinnati, on the
Ohio side Of tho river making that
system q direct competitor with the
Chesapeake X Ohio for through sea-
board business from Norfolk to the big
Western cities. The hand OF President
n. =, ingalls, is plainly seen in this
big deal.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04
Nrhe Danrer sIenal.n

1.-THE Danger slgnaln is the tito OF
the play which is announced as the at
traction az the Opera House next satur-
day matinee and night,lwith winsome
Rosabel Morrison in the leading role.
The play draws its name from the fact
that an express train Is in danger Of an
accident at railway crossing, and that
the heroine, at the risk Of great peril,
waves the danger signal in time torres.
cue many lives. The play, deals in
western life, and abounds in strong
scenes and stirring climaxes, inter-
spersed with many laughable incidents
and comedy flashes. The play is from
the pen Of Mr.. Henry o. DeMille,
author Of many successful productions,
from the Lycoum theatre, New York,
and at which house "The Danger Sig
mali was frat produced TO enthusiastic
audiences, The company supporting
Miss Morrison is very strong.
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Thisia the title Of q new merry must.
cal comedy drama written by the we'll
known author, Mr., Henry w, Emmett,
to suit the versatile capabilities Of that
eminently popular comedian and vocal.
ist, Mr. James NJ. Reilly, who created
sucha furore when last seen here in
."The Broom Maker" Mr.. Reilly has
been meeting with marked success in
all the principal cities, having just
completed successful engagements at
Pittsburgh, Washington, Buffalo, New
York and Philadelphia, all the news
'papersof those cities speaking In the
highest terms OF praise OF this clever
artist and his new play, "a German
Soldier" The scenery, which has been
highly commended, is aspeciai feature
OF the production. Master Robbie
Reilly, the pet and fayorite Of all who
see him, has a prominent partiand will
be seen to great advantage as little
DAISY Mr.. Reilly sings six new songs.
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SUCCESSFUL TESI
oFAndrew seymnurs Powers as q
Mind Reader yestePdey'
HE FINDS 4 HIDDEN WATCH QUICK
While BllRdfalaed, hollipg Report,
evs Hand and with his other Hand
on the Back Of his NeeS-A Large
Crowd Interested IN the Severe
Test, Follows him Through the
Streets.


The much discussed feat OF mind
reading was successfully accomplished
yesterday afternoon before sgood sized
public, gathered at the Musee theatre,
by Piof, Andrew ), seymour The maiR
test was given for the newspapers, and
to SET at rest all doubtsthat might exist
In the minds Of those inclined to be
skeptlcal and to conaideritpll q fake,
Representatives were selected from
each Newspaper and they in turn So
lecled two more from the audience to
assist them and TO vopch for the test
MI. W. II. Cassell actedfor the INTFtlI'
ogSces, Mr.. NJ. II, MsNabb orthe NeCsf
and MIR, Fred Mason for tho Register:
Mr., i. Bpchmap, the produce merchant
on Market street, and James Rowan,
the we'll known pugilist were selected
by them from the audience, while Mr..
d. d. Thompson was chosen 70 keep
watch over Mr.. Seymour while the COM
mittee was absent from the theatre.
After successfully, locating several ar.
ticles and locating q scar on one OF the
audience, the main testw tried. This
consisted in hiding any article the com.
mittep might select in any portion Of
tho city, 10 be found by Seymour while
bllndtoided.
Alter some indecision Of tho commits
tee It was decided tpsecrete q watch be-
longing to MIR. Bachman in the Press
Club rooms in the third story Of the
Reilly block, two squares away from the
theatre, the watch being securely hid
den inside Of a telephone box back! OF a
battery jar by the 1ATRLLldRNoRR re-
porter.
After twenty minutes delay q report
was made 10 Seymour that everything
wasready CafeIhlly blindfolding him,
tho start was made, Aitersome hesita-
ton aato whlch direction to take, he
started Immediately in the direction Of
tho building, aftor taking. hold OF one
Of tho gentlemen's wrists and placing
his fingers on the baclaot his neck, with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04
ruY the West vireinia Sand Com
pany's coal, Telephone bel
joHS i. SiiniytR
1915 Water street


y Ii btotO tot those Who contemplate a
Walt 10 Chicago dutina tho Wufld'h
Far, a. tho oihce o. the World NJ tjoiuns
blln Expedition t'rlhspottalion Conn
pahy, 1914 Marriott street
The ab0vocat oasily be vHrllnd by
he many Who have paid the pliie0 d
visit and haVn examined Nc cutnpNnyia
contracts Withinthe ialt tew days
"a word 70 Tie wl9oi pntaclsnt,
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On Thursday and Friday evenings the
attraction at the Opera House will be
the De LANCE and Rising Go. IN Tangled
Upp This laughing comedy in which
Louis Do Tango and Wills. Rising
branched out as stars and made such a
success last season, is, in Its Original
form, the work Of one Of the brightest
Of French dramatists, and in the Eng
lish Translation still retains the qualities
Of wit and humor that made Its original
Partisan production so pronounced and
permanent In It's success,
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PERsoNs who haycylsited largo cities
during great gatherings, and who know
tho inconyehience Of taking caro- OF
themselves, Obtaining accommodation,
ETC., arc uniting inithcir praise OF the
plans Of the Worlds Columbian Expo
eltlou Transportation Company, 1874
Marketstreet.
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williams Meteors had another large
audience at the Grand last night and
fully sustained their reputation by civ.
ing d fine performance. Every actmet
with'a perfect ovation. This afternoon
there will bea grand matinee and this
evening will be positively the last up.
pearancc Of the Meteors. Secure seats
at Genther's in ADVANCE II do not want
70 stand up. n. .1a
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sESp your orders for coal 10 the West
Virginia sand Company. Telephone
COL. JoTN " sHnivER,
1878 vatcr street.


CE. Moore Il Co., prominent drug.
glsts Of Nowborg, Ore, my hSince.
our customers have become acquainted
with the good qualities OF Chambers
lain's Cough Romed y, wo sell but little
Of any other kind. Chatnhhflalr's me-
defines all Riye good aatiAta6tlon,p For
sale by dFusRis!s; p3g
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TRY some OF the coal from the West
Virginia Sand Company. Telephone
sol. JOHN u s1tRiyER,
1918 Water street.
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CttrrEp from Canada PresJgierian un.
der signature Of o. Blackett Robinson,
Propr; was cured Of oft.recurrine
bilious headaches by Butdock Blood
Blttera nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04

DYSPEPSIA victims end prompt and
pormanentrellef in Hood'a sarsaparilla,
which tones tho stomach and creates an
appetite. Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04

DRAWING Rocks anti Copies for tho
oilildtenat y. /. NtunLI.,s AIT STORE,
1893 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04

A MINIATURE oil wolf dlaplay in our
window to-day LOGAN DRua 90.
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q THRi PARmERs no MEET
Wssk Liberty Wll RnteFtaln Them Ianp
my 10 ana 60

.
West Liberty Wnl ERFaFtRln Thorn 1anp'
mn 10 and 80,
The third annual institute Of the
Ohio County Farmers WILDE held a.
West Liberty, Thursday and Friday,
January l9and 20, The sessions VIII
be held in Academy Hall, On Thurs,
day there win be two sessions and on
Friday three,
The following Is the programme as
announced by the officers Of the organs
zstIep;
THURSDAY AFTERNOON,
Opening address, g. LeasilFc
pIaptteg dairy ngr.,,-'.,,-av',,; .,..H y, lilhn
AsrlebituS In West Virginia lol. q ,. gohnsSp
Ins ne,i,'''''''v'' '' y y Z
etllk teHef ,'s.,ns,,t,.,p.llr. ~ y heGIeI, VI p
Spraying fruits GaTyin
luxurious Insects A, D Hopkins
RneAtt0n BOX,
THURSDAY EVENING,
Why Farmer Boys Should be Educated ,,...,,,,,, =,
Afcnle ~ sisWEelle
Sd ISSsatiSa ~. ,.. Prot R. A, Armstrong
Illustrated Lect TOT, john a, ayers
FRIDAY MORNING,
organiHatln w. Foreman
Election a afloeTS,
Tree Pruning w r hane
question box.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON
Value Of Good RoGds.,,r.,,,..,,,..,,yI = gasyln
ne ASneI1
Wastes q Tue rot John A. AyeTs
tafmsEaRnd Opt ps',v,-,'p,.w'pt liam CpEI''
Question liox, o14i4 hiie X
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-01-04

For q disOradrOd lIyor Try BaEcrAN's
pitiA. wv
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mn riclutls aid lifpiuqg " iull, n
Nl isss s sIlstl
The herald., 1893-10-16
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
less 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 in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of perfect lax
atiye; effectually cleansing the system
dspelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
It has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession because it acts on Che Kid
neys. Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them aud it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
I Gyfup of Figs is for saie by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
The herald., 1893-10-16
COUNCIL SESSION TO-DAY.
Tho Water Ouestion and the Merchants
Tax win Come Up.

lnD WhItT Nuehbton anu tHo nAcHchohAe
TAX WIN Come Up.
The session OF the council today will
be fraught with some very important
business, among which will probably be
discussion of the proposed purchase OF
the water plant. AT the last session the
matter was referred to t he committee OF
the whole, where repoees other impor-
tant questions, such as the repeal OF the
merchants tax, the bicycle ordinance,
etc.
The discussion OF the water question
eeems to have gone by default up to
date, but it is thought an endeavor will
made today to resurrect it. While the
council as a whole ia in favor OF the city
ownership of waterworks, it is hard to
get an expression on the question OF
purchasing the plant for 3,300,000.
The originator Of the motion to repeal
the mercnants' tax, Mr.. Nickel, will
probably bring up the question, which
s now with the committee of the whole.
1t is not likely, however, that the ordi.
nance repeating the license will be
passed today, as opinion on the question
is badly divided.
The recommendation OF the board of
public works to grant the electric rail-
way company franchise for tracks on
Downey avenue, Truman street, Pritch-
ard street. Kurhts, Main, Marchessaut,
Macy and Tenth streets, will probably
be approved and an ordinance pre-
s0ntad.
Another one OF those occasional
rumors is going around that the council
will dethrone one of the police commits
soners and that another will resign,
after which the vacancies will be filed
by commissioners favorable to putting
in new chief of police in Chief Glass
place As this rumor has become a
standing joke, not much reliance csn te
| placed in IT,
The herald., 1893-10-16
JACOB LAu,s COMPLAINT.
The Course OF True Love Never d.
Kun Smooth with Him.

The Course OF True Love Never D'd
Kun Smooth with Him.
In these hard, cruel days Of the nine
teenth century -as the fin de steele pes
simists call them-when everything is
popularity supposed to be sacrificed to
the worship OF the golden calf, and when
such things as human loves are ignored
with a civil sneer, il seems curious that
the record OF the breaking Of marital
felicity is not more greatly known.
One case that will help swell the rec
ord is that of Jacob Lau, who says that
he is under 5000 bonds to keep the
peace. His wife deserted him on the
10th; and Saturday HE father-in-law
had him arrested for threatening his
life.
Upon top OF all this trouble. Jacob is
eart-broken to find that his spouse has
instituted divorce proceedings against
him. He claims he is the victim OF q
conspiracy.
The herald., 1893-10-16

loop line" and stopping at the pretty
little station at Soldiers Home the party
alighted to be viewed by Governor
Ireichel and the officials OF the home.
Here brief hall hour was spent in
listening to the music Of the home band
and etrolling about the we'll kept
grounds OF the home, when again the
train was boarded, this time for the
mammoth wharf at Port Los Ange.ee.
Here another stop OF half an hour was
made, while the visitors looked over the
great structure.
That the trip wac productive OF lasting
and favorable impression on the minds
OF these wide-awake visitors from many
lands there can be no doubt; FOR all ex-
pressed surprise at the wealth oil
natural resource of the country and
admiration OF the energy OF her people
who are building lastingly for the grow
ing prosperity OF this great section.
IRRIGATION EXCURSION TOPICS.
well, can that be possible! A
member Of the Kansas delegation asking
for Office, and his compatriots in the
field OF irrigation know nothing of it. 1t
is mortifying."
This is how Judge Emery expressed
himself on the train yesterday to a
member OF the California delegation
when he heard that Judge Gregory has
been trying hard to get appointed as
secretary OF the executive fn opposi-
tion that indefatigabe worker, Fred l..
Allies OF this city.
j. A. Pirtle, well-known worker in
the field Of irrigation and whose efforts
toward the success of the late congress
were indefatigable, will undoubtedly be
appointed on the state commission, as
the majority of the visiting delegates
are unanimous in the belief that he has
the interests of irrigation at heart and
would be the right man in the right
place representing California.
Colonel Hinton and General Eli FL.
Murray have been appointed as the del
egates on legislative commission to rep
resent the interests OF irrigation before
congress- at Washington.
Willard T.. Allen, the Chicago dele
gate, will remain here as the represen-
tative OF Colonel Hinton in irrigation
matters.
The delegates were greatly disap.
pointed at their visit to Chatsworth
park. There was no one there to re-
ceive them, and all they could do was to
wait until the locomotive was turned
around and come away. 70
The herald., 1893-10-16
HFLP
RIGHT A
WR0NGl

The Los Angeles Times
has broken its agreement
with the Typographical
Union it has attacked labor
at every opportunity, not once
failing in the last two years
to do everything in its power
to injure the cause of the
toiler. Labor now appeals to
the public for assistance in
its struggle against this
paper-its avowed enemy.
Will you assist us by
NOT TAKING the TIMES
and refusing to patronize
those Merchants who adver-
tise in that paper ? WILL
YOU HELP US?
LOS ANGELES COUNTY
COUNCIL OF LABOR.
1915
The herald., 1893-10-16
U,IRrH sEASON--lS93-4.
HENRY j. RAMER'S
-sCHooL FOR
DANCING AND DEPORTMENT.
NEW cLAssEl

NEW CLASSES.
Beginners Class-Ladies, Misses and Masters,
opens Saturday, Oclober 14th, 130 TO $3.50
p. M
Advanced Glass s-Lldies, Misses and Masters,
opens Saturday, Octoner 14th. 3 80 to 5 80 m
Infants Class For children 4 TO z years old
opens Monday, October 10th 800 10 8 y. m.
Bepinner>' iilnss Ladies' ii
Monday and Thursday Evenings, opens idon-
day, october 18th at z 80 p. m.
Advanced Class - Laoies apd Gentlemen,
opens "Wednesday, October 18th at p. M.
For further particulars, apply at the office,
required from all applicants. 10-1 In
The herald., 1893-10-16
AN IMPREssIBLE EXCURSION.

The Delegates of the Irrigation Conven-
tion yunketlng Yesterday.
The delegates to the irrigation con-
gress to the number of l25 accepted the
hospitality of the Southern Pacific COM
pany, and at 8 O'Clock yesterday morn
ing took the special train provided for
them at the Arcade depot for run over
the new Chatsworth branch.
Chatsworth park, with its noble oaks,
WAS reached at 80, and after short
stop .sped homeward, arriving at the
Arcade at noon.
At !: 80 the delegates. reinforced BY
pernaps % more sof their members,
boarded the train, this time for look
at the Pacific. "A little after 2 O'Clock
the train had made the circle of the
The herald., 1893-10-16
cl,urcl,es IA vacation rims.

Brcokls3 Churches Ia Vacation Timc.
For city as TO wliicn it is popularly
said that tho churches are all closed 61
religious advertisements make very
good showing. OF course these figure.
represent only o srnall part of the edifice,
q which congregations gather on Sun
days in summer. The truth is that there
is probably no denomination the mem
bers of which can excuse themselves for
staying at home because there are no
services provided. Brooklyn Eagle.
The herald., 1893-10-16

Wagon nm mbrelias, Summer lap busters Foy's.
old reliable saddlary honsp. 3t5 N L.s Aneetes
The herald., 1893-10-16

1t has been calculated that the annual
income of the London Hebrews is nearly
5000, 900, which means that they are
y times richer than the Gentiles.
The herald., 1893-10-16
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Those who have nsed Dr.. Kings New Discoy-
cry know its value, AM those who have not
have now the Opportunity 10 try It free. CAL
on the advertised doug ,isg and get u trial bot
tie. free. send your naine anu address TO n. r..
Bucklsn & Co., chicago, ;t.td get a sauo pie box
of DR.. Kings New Life Pills, free, asweIl as u
copy OF Guide to Health aud Household In
structor Tree All OF which is guaranteed TO
do you good and cost you nothing, at G. F.
Helnzeman's drug store, 222 N. Main street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-30

- saalhe1 - q - aoaso9n1G -
ed psslna1s1 NJ - ~ - =
ksya - vksls insaasss = > ~
n ~. sss.ivsA - - ~ : ~
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70 sttaqA ths WosadS Ce1snhaaA 49,
dtioe. dA n1t ssA1lD heg vesy Uoay
ss&iaksetiuas vess ysatinG tcr - = tAis
c:sstsy- II lAsdi.g . " eaas6eses
Discovered - ~ GIestsioae aneasesc,
~ haess uss fun q snc1tna - !
fsnssd thst ny pssunaa! eSslAeqeaSnna
were uo4 . great - GocA ue0essee -
qsirsd. bss nosin ~ ni1se3 yos Ie.el
that each great possss a 4apsshy
which yUu shou Dose - soeagsn - cue-
rsQuod 10 sneh - h0eog. Chtc9Oe
cusisn upos - ~ fFss1oa a ely
thss In twsaty ysaro has grouo G!ooess
than The greatest city u IL uussA ood
On thu occani0a that cnm0e0osaeaa the
wonderful discovery asd hDaoss ny e.
cssGog and mysrk. ] be- 6 you 70 -.
prss my erstsfulnase - Chicsop -
With Ill ny hsart NJ thsnks fos sseh .
cordial Welcome
Mayor Harrisoa thea intsudaosd 30
the duke the memi,ep At hh cabinet and
the uldeeMen. A. the sud Al THE fuRc-
ton PRECEDENT Palmer oolciassd W .
like capacity for the nsnbsss oe the
worlds fair commieaioa. at the same
time preventing b his gsacs IN opsa
eessme % the fails. sagysved O. si1ses.
Then Governor AltReld md the ne0.
bess al his staa 6led sp ~ oosrtioe sad
into the spartDent afSes which the ~
ception became informal aad the duks
shortly sftsr went % diuaes.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-04-30

Ioys. Mich. April - Diving thu
past week there have been . number e
changes in the house - correction.
HaIlmasfsr X. r Peek. Storek~cpcr \.
T.. Drake. Keeper John W. Dye and
Guard Eag~nc McCiinchy have =.
signed their p.,sissons The hr.s three
named have gbne into the Coiumbi an
ss-ret service under Capt. John Bon-
tield q Chiesgo and serr sworn IN 90
Tuesday Mr. Met 'linchy has son. into
bu-in~~. in the ~osid's fair city. War
den Psrs~ll hss alle,l thee vacancies
vithoos regard ~ tolit,ea The men
chn~en arc 4 =. rrussbuIi. J X Walker
snj 4. " ssyIes. all - tonia county
They have s>rs~d under previous al
nini-irsticn. Tie ~srsis sre undergo.
ing shnfuugt renovation