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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
IN HONOR OF GUESTS
Miss WonderIy Gives an informal
Waltz Party.
THOSE WHO WERE PRESENT
Weddings and Engagemests--other
Matters or Interest to Persons
Ia and Out OF society.

Miss wonderIy. in honor OF her guests.
Miss Willetts Of New York city and
Miss Perkins Of Rochester. New York.
gave an informal waltz party in her
home on Tuesday night The dancing
ball on the third floor Was decorated In
white and gold, and corner was EN-
lowered with an apple tree. from which
were hanging ripe apples Beneath the
boughs sweet cider was served 10 the
dancers Supper was served in the
dining room at IL o'clock. The invited
guests were Miss Southwick Of Ithaca.
New York; Miss Richards Of Chicago
Miss Whitley. Miss Bessie widdicomb.
Miss Grace Remington. Miss Griswold.
Miss Robinson. Miss Barnhart. Miss
Hawkins. Miss Hentig. Miss Cobb.
Miss Shepard. Miss Putnam. Miss
E.stelIe Putnam, Miss Waters. Miss
Parker. Miss Barnett. Miss Caikins.
Miss Hinsdill. Charles Fox. Roger Girls
void. Frank Marshall. Randall Hawkins.
Charles Shepard. John Faulkner. q. +.
Hughart Roland Lowe, John Blodgett,
A. h. Rathbone. Ben Robinson. Bern
Hazeltine, Ralph Widdicomb. I'd. Avery.
Percy Croker, Will and Carroll Perkins.
Charles Whitney, James Crosby. james
Barnett. Harvey Wonderly. David Uhl.
Cass and Littleton Stickney. Louis
Cody. Fred Aldrich, Bert Cobb. Robert
iSarnard. John Seymour and Fred Dean.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Pedro for Charity.

The T.. c. Campbell pedro club has
organized in the interest OF sweet charity
Tor Its winter campaign. There are
thIrty-two members in thefraternity and
The rules are that on each Saturday
evening. which is the time for the club
10 meet. that each member shall drop
10 cents into the charity box. Each
tardy member must also contribute a
dime and il any member should be all
sent without giving the hostess days
notice. - cents must be paid into the
fund. The cost OF the prizes IL limited
10 a small amount The box is opened
on Monday mornings and its contents
are sent to Miss Field Of the
Associated Charities organization. Tue
members OF the club are DIR. and Mrs.
G. H. Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. H. Foote.
Mr.. and Mrs. w w. Chalmers, Mr.. aud
Mrs. T.. Devendorf. Mr.. and Mrs. Bower
ing. Mr.. aud Mrs G.. L. Slauson. Mr..
and Mrs. Rundis. Mr.. and Mrs. =. &.
Campbell. Mrs. NJ. ii. Ford. Mrs Alice
Carpenter. John Campbell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Wolcott. Mr.. Hawks. DIR.
and Mrs. Will Downs, Mrs. Smith. Mr..
and Mrs. j. Ii. Watkins. Mr.. aud Mrs.
IL. f. Watkins. Mr. and Mrs. William
Stuart. Mr.. and Mrs. 4. W. Davidson.
The club met last evening with DIR. and
Mrs Rankin Of No. 30 South Union
cfraet
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

race 81 the expense Of the Individual
which h always laudable aim
This trick. aid Mr. Deland, set
ting mp his men. Is worked with the
assistance Of twenty-five substitutes"
What will they dor I asked. in
some astonishment
They win eAntinus the game when
the trick il over said Mr. Delsnd.
grirnly. Il have cslled 10 the Kilkenny
Cats"
tie worked the trick through with
the red and blue mannikins IL In Sd
complicated that can remember only
a little Of the last part where the
blue full back leaves his legs on the
ffteen-yard line while the remainder
of him IN touched down behind the
goal posts by the man who runs with
the ball
..YDu See" said MIR. Deland, "the
last man left alive Is red. and he falls
dead on the ball just back Of the line.
wish eonld save somebody 20 swear
at the referee. but Ii doesn't seem TO
be possible"
was powerfully impressed by Mr..
Deland's knowledge of the game. OF
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

a Kobe Japan paper copies a curl
ous advertisement which has been
husx cut on the tosrd BY rich man
at Marsuragsta. Nagasaki The no.
tics explains i.seif When my dsurh-
to- va sick prayed fhe Kompira u
Sauaki province FIR her recovery.
plrlagin0 81 - her pay Thanksgiving
y .~fs Z. ne temple ~ ere~pi1g on her
hards sd fres all me ~ar Through. in
imitation - eatfi-. u he recovered
The prayer vas heard. and she recov-
ersd - the miraculous influence y
the Almigh - Deity But after all. q
- inr1ssihie Fer tender giri =, creep
several huudr~a - miles - >snuki
shoulA thsrsfsr~ hxe q 6na sut,~ti-
fsss ~ hrr ard II anysn@ Offering
hisnsef ~ rerseif tor saeh - found
saitsair ~ re tsss { will OYER snea q
ser-cr one fheassud dellArs~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

times With money lie once met 10
PARK row starved old fellow. who
had ben kind On him in his own
youth lie gave him = supply II cash,
aud prurured him situation.
Thornpeon also likes % befrjend Young
fellows Who wish g. educate them.
selves. aud ne has been seTy gcnerou.
- nnfortuna.eS on The trace This
man j. certainly The qoeere.t com
pound TIA, ever lived sort ~
Mephistophelean philsathropist Hi.
yearly ipcome - very great. and ths
success -ith uhich he de6es Law snd
order .nd slips through iegai m-saes
would make al eel cuvious
DAVID WEcssrrR
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

-tnTe~set .ougirr - have All ,h-
fansilv a. home Moreover. Ms Grant.
che - der - ,dovv L. no longer robust.
ART II b. tsi' tha. her children and
F-anaeaiHir-n should ~ about her 10
Reese declining ycsrs
u .esnus likely TEE. The sar.oris~.
wli setsie ia View York. but II i d.-
ni-d 'hsf az attempt ill - made ~
Eet ~. boys INTO Wess Point The
youths ar pas quslfnrd Tor the scad-
-nr sufhurv
Young Coi F~-d Grant s. remark.
.sif ssvrrst a,s, - business n. 81.
nauv nsa~y n-k ~ -. Gets On foot.
al - ~hi'h ar turuinE eut r~rii. but
~ =. snf-r.ursteiy for himself 80
xxner-.ss sifA his fsnds He gives 4,
sv~rT reeay ghap whe rouis. along
Whiie iD tnsfris rs hsck a.sar sxa4
crowded in 80 early r,srni1r hours By
th- essadsaat- - Vienna. Eager 20
shsrs m . sitssri hufisn ~ the kitchen
snrpa,s
Nhsn Cot f-reut gat hsrs from RS
ross he 80 visited 81 ~ representa-.
Eve - TonuE lAey vhes~ anale vv.~
.~ets-,o-.A, ssr .-t~rzn his veteran
sor-4,sfesi 80 lssve al as aon~y - Dis
"a general .on- ru. ~ hsf = nhee- IN
- al. ---s ~Ar--n ~ knew LITTLE -
49, 800 -~s- nsevr>li- ~orrief ~ ne
p-,-F'-.st ~ FesfinE rcthirx hr i,s-rft-
49, .r.srn her unrls - abe hsf her
i~ses -spr~sratesire in Ne~ farN call
ueofs -oi i'rsus The iatrer. when ne
rveseed Acre frorn abrosi. ~se not =
h.'iH s'l'pri-et 10 rer-is- letter frssn
49, es-enlrsc veteran snuosneinr shss
n asa na.ie ~ son ~ 81. % sous-
rsnfrr ~ a%'- A. ar.sn a. me ex
r. r,irt-r i~srre' NV asatss-s sss,s.,s =,
wr~t~ hs1tsnf.r iafte- =. So. - sci
slsr -vpr-sinr kratifu.ie - 80 max
- se~stisa. has d-eia-rr .f.t 4.
c~'tA4 ~ acrrut 80 as.ssst f.,- =.
rfoH- reaasrs. sifhcuFh 60 i..s.-.i .o...
y as s-rv dsstsrfaz rs~ii - s4-r-a
The 81 ~ ,tinx ~as o tttaT f-.r, re
siees ttr1sfaE ftr el'enrf s-r Tia 49,.
zen iar a~eie bad aaie aaasa-r
~ - hsr ssef
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

and sit on him. The 'shorscs neck"
Wa also very successful. and bad Mr..
neland made d girafFe's neck as he
originally intended. IL might have been
long enough - reach over the line OF
course little thing Ike that would
not have affected the score rms Il won "a
have further enhanced the popularity
~ The referee.
had an interesting talk With Mr.
neiand ab-5-,- his new Tricks Ne has
a eonfrfvancc ike a chess boari with
which - illustrate bis enable devices.
There are eleven little mrn ia rcd ard
eleven IN hiue which are So mp On op-
oosite sides Mr. neisnd ~ The Wv
i nsss a Harvard man. ard his cunncc-
ton vita the athletics = .hat college
- psreiv p-uvidenfisl ne has no
-.her aA'siv- foT has fsotf,ai l york thar
tse 1ssire - promote tse csas- - e,3a-
euriou and ~ other rerva~i ftsn the
eseseioasne,ss tat ks Is sensstinr The
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
CLOAKS CUT IN TWO.

You never saw such general
devastation of values "a il here
shown. For instance:
100 Cloaks that have sold for
S25. now $40
800 long Cloaks. reduced 60
81, Si.J0 and 81.
Cloaks marked 90 sell at Si5.
now $50.
Fur Capes reduced 10 just
half price.
2I5 Cloaks. trimmed with fur
or astrachsn. cut squarelv in
two.
4 dozen CAGES of G hildrcn's
elegantly shaped Cioaks. with
fur aud other trimmings. IN
tended 20 cell az S15, now 50
and s..
The determination ID move
or cloak stock is sufficient
reason for 40 tremendous . re-
duetion. We've not nsentip I'D
a bnud resifh part II the aiirae-
t,one in cur mammoth cloak
rooms. We've put the knife
INTO them all
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22


sack g. q street railway. and of = snng
sam. stated 70 De so0.ooo. Invested ap-
on bond and mortgage Ia New York
and EsRslo. shortly after Nr. Cieve-
laadis election be changed entirely the
nature Of his Investments. No ineon-
siderable amount 81 his fortune was
A. placed that u might be Affected 81
his ocici.l sections In order to avoid
sseo the app<arsnoc OF evil. the presi-
dat elect had all his securities dis
p.,scst ~ md The proceeds invested IN
Au,,h q manner that no Official policies
az his could either Increase or de-
erase tarir value This was simply
fell0-ing y-~c~dsnt set BY al our
ehtrf magistrates. President Harrison
h4yiag done similar thing shortly
baf.ire Ms tnsugaration-
Kat When the cares 81 his Office be-
gan - weigh upon Mr. Cleveland he
islna IL entirely impossible - attend
~ IA p<rssnal Affairs. The real go
safe. for l.sk n management. yielded
no rex~nae and the stocks were not
hslatnx their own. The president
never owe much uiOrey-ten thousand
aeflars wsaid par his debts and more
az almost any ,inae. but the scale upon
~trssA Ne lives and the losses he suss
;rsu-.d thsongh his investments have
left hin poorer BY a good deal than
whea Ae entered the white house last
March. 10 = stated. upon an authority
wtstoh lssvez tha assertion open TO nc
disUzte. that Mr. Cleveland Is worth
today barely too hundred and Fifty
th0s.and collars. aud his salary il be-
ing spent - fast a. ID comes in.
IL - - tho state OF affairs that the
whispers Of . possible resignation Of
the president arr due. Ia the retire
meat ~ his private residence. near
Washington. Mr. Cleveland has er
pressed his disspproval Of present
g4rtissn tendencies N no uncertsis
way Ma secret - made OF The fact
that Nv Cleveland and Mr.. Grcsh an
hssediscus-,-a together the possibility
- Wee President Stevenson being
called - a higher Office otherwire than
- death
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Thursday evening. in her home on
I.sgrave street. Mrs. A. /. Amsden en
tertained a number 81 guests IN honor
OF Miss Eugenia Baldwin 81 Chicago.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs r NJ.
Davis. Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Coulter. Mrs
Barnes. Mrs. nukham, Mr. A. IA. More.
head. Miss Morrissey. MIR. and Mrs. Rob
ert Innes. Mrs. Gibson Of Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. flaherty. Miss Ere.
Ugh. Wallace Amsden and Miss Engenia
Amsden. Mrs. Amsden served refresh.
mania
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

table deeds in
New York would
be received al
most with Ia
cr-dulity. Yet
he has given
literally &C.
worthy objects
In Gotham for
some time past
When cases II
destt Tuition
cD,ne under hrs
notice he icy
ready at al
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

All our white lambs wool,
all sizes, reduced from $LJ0 TO
81.
- dozen ribbed merino Vests,
small and medium sizes. re-
Gently 81. now 5Oc-
100 dozen ribbed fleeced Tn
derwcar at 31i2c.
20 dozen silk Vests, low neck.
sleeveless, all colors. from 75c
Co J6c.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

In honor ~ Miss Wonderly. Mrs Ed.
ward Lowe. assisted by John W. Blod-
gett. gave dinner party Ia her home
90 "Wednesday evening at o'clock. The
dining room was toned IN ruby lights
and the table was set With Dresden
China % white and gold. The follow.
ing guests we're preeent Miss Nonderly.
Miss Perkins 81 Rochester. New York.
Miss willetts - New York city, Miss
Robinson. Miss Remington. Mr.. Dodge
81 Chicago. Mr. Whitney. Mr.. Shepard
and Mr.. Rowe.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
TIPS ON NEW YORK
UapolitcaI Anxsfies Of Grover
Cleveland.
ADVENTURES or FRED GRANT
A Fartnas an an O-teasorsum and .
ss~ A.psst ar Van Alsa--A
GAMBLER kfns.

Waea IL ~as drst rtnored among =
limited elias ~ parsons ln New York
that Grover cIev~land's personal Pc
sani.Fy Affairs were not IN doarisa-
ing eoaditi0n there ~as general in
eredality. IL h eel known ana, MIR.
Cleveland - surrounded By a. astute .
set Of dDansiers as ever lived. and q
seemed surpriHleg. therefore, that LIE
shoaid make unfortunate Investments.
Nov "a transpirrs nat this very fact Is
responsible. although Indirectly. for
sa unpleasant rcsiustion 10 the amount
% abe presidents private fortune
wheu Mr. Cleveland was inaugur-
ates De a.. worth. over his liabilities.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

and delivered at the srchiepiscopai
residence under government zeal. the
clergy not opening II until the custom
officials had visited the house TO break
tho seal The jcweled object was
found intact, and with It's flashing rays
and reflections almost dazzled the eye.
All things considered, the cathedral Of
New York is becoming one of the most
sup-rbly appointed in the world. Its
affairs are paragon of ceremonial
pomp. aud the decorations and appur-
tenances are beginning 10 rival the
Os Worlds edifices The new osten-
sorium - only an item in long series
OF costly accessories
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Tho Unity circle - the unitarian
church met AT the hone ~ Mrs /. NJ.
Turner. on the corner u south Division
and Kerr streets. on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Turner eas elected presidenf. Mrs
n. y. Clay vice president. Mrs GeoFge
Cook secretary and treasurer IL was
decided a. bold = socisi or Thursday
evening. November IN the Ladies
LITERARY club house
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

At-1st t7enfy young people surprised
Miss Irene Wegner ~ her hosee un
Sirth street 20 Thursday evening. Spfae
q the gucsts we're tHe Misses Nav Nor
eoft. !sordfsiiow. Amclia Ne,ei Pau ue
ard Berihs Stem. Messrs Alsnrr hin
tsaH. 1--we. Mics. Bert Hal ard hristie
So
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

O g : . nd o a 7
Americans. and
for that reason
the = d glish
branc h. 30 te
sp~ak OF h c
American gen.
erals family viii
become accii-
matted here.
Col Frod Grant
Is mainly r.
epnn sfbIe for
This IN a letter
% Mr. @ "
Chnfis ~ lately
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
That Mr.. Van Alon will sail from
Nss fork - anb&ss21or % Italy 10

noS . srf0ed
fact. Indeed,
his agents here
have been Haak-
ing purchases
On his behalf.
. n d tn Ia
wealthy gentle
man viii yoy-
age on an inn
posing scale.
de II % have
forty trunks al
least. and no
end Of houNs-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
MEMS UNDERWEAR.

70 dozen natural gray, ell
wool and cameis hair, 81 Shirts
and Drawers, at Csc
% dozen Mems ribbed. cam
els hair Underwear, from 81. 80
10 $1.25.
10 dozen Mems color4d cot
ton Half Hose. at &c, worth i2c.
3s dozen Half Hose, fncrino.
lIc quality, at 12iec.
All wool carnel's hair Hose.
assorted colors, from 35c Co 25c.
New line Four-in-hand and
Teck Ties ar s2c, worth soc
aud 75c-
30 dozen Four-in- hands and
Tecks Il l9c. worth 25c.
Our patent inserted sleeve.
Numbered Shirts soc. worth 55c.
Boys Shirtwaists, and
Blouscs at Csc.
The negligee roll cellar and
other new shapes at ioc, Just
half value.
Mems 81 Nightshirts at Csc.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
RIBBONS RIDOLED.

Our entire line of Ribbons,
including plain, gros grain.
satin edge and satin gros grain,
at a reductions of from % to 80
per cent. the price step rangin z
at ;, Z. 9. IL. IA and iSc.
Beautiful variety Of colors in
picot edge, satins, etc. at &c
per yard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
A Fert.ne in MetaI.

plate In which
the blessed sac
r n IN c mt is
placed. and 10 10
m ov d ly
upon the most
solem n occs-
81 on - Many
tn sands OF
d ollars have
been expended
upon this new
osten : oriu m.
W hic h weighs
about twenty
Eve pounds, and
Is ell gold. silver
and &c IN 3. IL
was paid for by
contrib utions
which have been
coming in for a
long time. The
article was re-
ceived In hord
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Those two young siris SEEN - have
- nauch in common They ere the
warrneks friends
No wonder ThrF are both en-.
ra~ed - fhs same man ~ hleszcI
e.. ara
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

Nre Hrrknef = State street fes The
Measure ~ her aauchter. Mis- Hfrsner,
ard her roest Mics hate 1hompeso =
Detect ssat larltafioas ~ p aailtinr
parts r. fFidsg Afternoon fFsiFe
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
COTTON FIlHHElS.

Liberal lots Of all the best
brands, staple as -four. hut
urged down TO quicksilvey
prices
uCotton Flannels &c per yard
Cotton Flannels ca c per yard.
Cotton Flannels &c per yard.
Cotton Fiannels &c per yard.
Well stand just one week %
these prices
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
LINENS. LINENS.

Al today's import cost some
OF them, almost every Linen
need IL touched BY our unex-
ampied offerings. All through.
the snowy fabrics prices hsve
been pushed down like this-
case knotted fringe. Ia
mask Towels. with colorcd Dor
ders at 15c each.
case knotted fringe Damask
Ioweis. generous size. at PIC.
100 dozen heavy Huck Towels
at PIC.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
Original Prices.

No one will attempt to du-
plicatc them here. Each item
has been weighed according
10 the present necessities of
the people. We cannot tell
the whole story. There's a
perfect epidemic of bargains
all over the vast area Of mcr-
chandise.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

about 500 500
i~@a than that
s,fsn rather than
more This con
stsscd Of rvai
sseaN. an e.
cuz bered. =
bsnk acesaat
snoununE. on
March = TO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
We Have
Set the Pace.

Have you found q merchant
brave enough TO follow our un-
precedeuted offerings? You are
invited TO come and visit a store
that neither reflects the present
condition Of the country or its
empty stores. At times during
the past two weeks the ca
pacity Of our sales people were
unequal TO the demands. and
some who desired TO buy could
not readily be served. We've
met that issue and IL won't
happen again. It's the policy
Of close margins and large sales
that distinguishes our store
from the idle ones. It's the
never ending resources. the
standard qualities that makes
our house a paradise 10 all the
people. From Aperica's great
metropolis our New York buyer
surveys the worlds commercial
horizon, and like an eagle after
its prey. swoops down upon the
victims Of hard times whenever
il will benefit US and you.
Like a storm Of sparkling rain
drops comes another food Of
superb bargains this week.
As long as these times exist we
shall continue TO quote these
marvellous figures, though in
many instances a material loss
is sustained by us
Respectfully.
SPRING & COMPANY.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

hold goods will be transported % Italy
With the rest u the belongings MIR.
Van Aisn owns . rare assortment Of
sporting tackle. fshing rods. guns.
saddle bAgs aud ths like Then he
Possesses pictures and brie-a-brsc with
oas limit The transportation Of these
articles 10 Italy has been determined
upon and u D matter Of perplexity "a
one Of the foreign express companies
here
IL may be Of interest 20 note that
Mr. Van Allen and the young prince Of
Italy whom Humbert loves - much
are On more or less friendly terms The
pair met In Paris At dinner given by
Duchess d'ukes This lady, having
always maintained . sort OF half
naourniug ia spite of her social gave
tics. wanted To- have one dinner a. a
sort OF swell international affair. One
minister In Paris was then away on
leave of absence. and the duchess in
vit-d Mr.. Van Alien IN the capacity of
an American The two fell into con-
verSation on sporting subjects and ever
since MIR. Van Alien has almost been ON
speaking terms with Italian ROYALTY.
hut - the queen OF Italy does not APP
prove OF her sons intimacy with any
person not OF che Roman Catholic
faith. our ambassador may ind the
quirinai a frigid place. To be sure he
can 20 20 the vatican for the ecclesizs-
teal halo
Many persons having wondered why
Van Allen selected the Italian of all
foreign missions may be less puzzled by
considering how agreeable IL Is 10 Inn
prove ones acquaintance with royalty.
A Fsrtene in Metal.
one of the eostliest ostensoriums in
the world has just arrived at the arch
bishops residence from France. and
will shortly go upon the cathedral
altar in New York eity. An ostensori-
um i that part OF Catholic ceremonial
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
HERE'S ANOTHER.

All best Prints for this week
only DC per yard.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22
DRESS GOODS SALE.

Lat l. SIC starn serses and
Cameis Hair Stripes. &c.
Lot 2. } case soc Hopsack-
ings for 39c.
Lot 8. 50 pieces all wool.
Novelty Snitings. -. -. As. soc.
Lot 4. 50incL suiszngs a 60
90 95c.
Lot 5. One case Mixed Suit
ings. SOC.
ihe best line of 81. Sis
sLoO suitilags in the city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

William J. Thompson has 80 long
been known as the gaming duke oi
Gloucester that the news of h- chair.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-22

rh~ orsst Family.
n seems that NrN Nellie Grant Sar>
tpri. islses her children 20 become
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1893-11-24
Married.

Mr.. W. E. Chandler and Miss Clara
B. Read were bound together In tho
holy bonds Of wedloek, last Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, Mt The residence
Of H. Y. kirkpatrick, in this city. im
the presence Of few invited guests.
Rev. d. T. Summervile, of the M, E.
Church, officiating. Mr. Chandler Is q
plumber and timer, and at present has
charge Of the mechanical department.
of this trade for the firm Of Simpson.
Houston 4 Co, nf Corvallis. He
worked several years for Hopkins Bros,
Of Albany. His native home b In
Illinois, but he has lived in this valley
for the past fiveyears, MT Chandler
is young man Of more than ordinary
ability and sterling qualities, and ID
sure to make his marx in life. me
bride Is daughter Of W. G Read, ~ An
bany, and sister Of w. +. Read, one
Of Albany's leading and richest citi-
gems. She 10 also member of the flrp
Of Read, Peacock a Go. She is level
lady and makes friends wherever ekS
goes, and Mr.. Chandler is ceffainN IA
be congratulated on winning ths Aears
and hand Of such an estimabsa, lsdy
for . heip-meet through hse. they
len Monday evsDing eaatbe Train fUp
Albany, where n earriage will nlspb
them and take them direct to Corsanis.
They both have many friena In
over the country, vhc s,in b ealSad.
Ing theis best wishes ior their ARure
happinSss. The HxpKFss exteldh sou.
gratulationa.