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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-22
SUNDAY Hall Games.

At Chicdgo-tAttendance. 11.700) II. e
Chicago.--...2 o o o Ola II
Batteres-McGill and schriver; Hemming
Rhines and Grim.
At CipciHnati-( tendance, 9.995) II. E.
Cincinnati % o . o o. 8 IL 2
ST. Louis.--.l 2 3 o 81 . 10 3
Batteries-Jones and Vaughan; lGleason and
piQfZ
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-22
Street Cars as Child Killers.

Aarpers weekly
The question of the most Importance to
street-car companies Just now is not whe tn
or the trolley. the storage battery. OF an
MONA makes the hest motor. but how sur-
face cars can be- run at a high rate at speed
without killing too many children. CniI-
dren described ~ about six years old -
girls preferred. are the trolley cars easiest
game. Their Judgment OF speed and dis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-22
IMPORTANT CHIEGE OF TINE
ON TILE TINDdIII LINE

Under schedule taking effect May 2Ist trains
will leave Indianapolis at 7:30 a m. ll:5o a. m
/ y. NJ, i. N. ana IL p Note that the 1880
a. IN. train now makes close connection at Terre
Haute for Nincennes, Princeton and Evansville
For details apply To nearest ticket agent or to w
L. Drummer. ID. l.. A., Indianapolis
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-22
Naval Academy Fie q sport..

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May 2l.-The second
spring meeting of the naval cadets under
the auspices of the Naval Academy Auxil-
isry Athletic Association. took place Satur-
dey. The contests were as follows
One-hundred-yard Dash-Won by Graham; Nc
Cormack second. Time. :l0la.
Haif-miie Run-Won by Palmer. Time. 2:t5ia
High Jump-Won by Gilpin; Taussig second.
Height. feet 2:a inches
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-22

Do not risk consumption when few drops OF
Hale's Honey OF Horehound and Tar will inev-
itably cure coughs. colds, catarrh, influenza and
every other ailment leading To that awful NAL
ady sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-22
Jones's Tnspirntion.

New York Press.
EditOr-Do you use glasses while you are
writingf
Contributor-From one to three. 1t de-
ponds upon the length of the article. Pve
gone as high as four.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-22

Notice Change iva Time Il. Il. &c ". R. n
Beginning Monday. May %. train No. 10
will be changed TO No. 90. and leaves Union
Station at 7:05 IA. M. instead of 7:l5 q. III.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-22

FOR sALE--MIScELLaNEO
TOR SALE-MEAT SHOP-WITH GOOD RUN
Il OF custom. ina gas belt Address ID. NJ. BROWN,
Ind
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FIanner & Buchanan

FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
We have removed 20 new and commoiious quarters.
Perfect privacy aud convenience assured Chapel
and Morgue Ia charge OF lady attendant
1T2 North Illinois Street.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-22

BUILDING ASsOC1ArIOS--A MEETING OF
ID the STOCK holders 81 the star saving Association
will be held June 1893 70 consider changes IN tho
bylaws necessary 10 make the date OF meetings
form TO the state laws.
H. NJ. HADLEY. Pres.
II IL. FAY Secy.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
WHY He Was Chceresi.

Some persons find 1t very difficult Ia
distinguish whether they are being
laughed at or Laughed WITH" as the
expression goes. and many a public
speaker and actor has appropriated ap-
plause that was meant for some other
person OF for some incident wholly apart
from his speech or acting.
Mr. Wilson Barrett. the English actor.
who has lately arrived in this country.
relates = story ri his enthusiastic re-
ception by q Dublin audience coon after
a Feniau outbreak.
Little did ! expect" he said. "the
cheers which greeted my fret appear
ance. Every speech was greeted with
a torrent u applause. and. being at the
time q young man. I certainly felt my
self a person Of considerable Importance
before got through the first act"
Finally he said 70 the property man Of
the theatcr:
"A very warm audiencci"
Yes. sir; very warm
Are Irish audiences often AZ warm
Not often"
They sesm TO like my acting very
much"
The actings" returned the property
man: Its not that at all They are after
taking you for relation OF Barrett that
vas hanged
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

1t is well.known fact thai ID ami
mails are yearly becoming ier and
more valuable. Every place making
any pretentious as q city of the first
class seems to think it must not only
have park system. but also one or
more collections Of animals which they
dignity with the title Of geological
garden. This has 50 increased the de
mand for wild animals that European
dealers advance their PRICES annually.
Then the government COLLECTS duty of
- per cent Of their value in the foreign
market or their appraised value in the
American port of entry. Thus il re-
quires an expenditure Of vast amount
0f money 10 secure even q small col
lection Of animals. The largest me-
nagerie in America 10 the one connected
with the Adam Forepaugh Shows
Ii contains representative Of nearly all
the various species Of wild aud trained
beasts. Its visit To this city on Monday.
July 3. means. therefore, an opportunity
for all visitors TO see the greatest and
only in America. but also larger than in
Europe; and besides the menagerie. a
circus. museum. an equescurriculum. a
genuine wild Coesack circus company,
and splendid military representation.
the scenes and battles Of 177C-the
American revolutions; the whole exhi-
tition being. 70 the press wherever it
appears unanimously declares. by far
the largest and by far the best shows
that have ever been seen in America Ii
is certainly tremendous show for only
80 cents. and il seems as IL no one could
scarcely afford to miss seeing ii.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

petition and agreement combipcd. set
ting forth that each shop empfoye who
would sign IL 10 ask for charter and
sgrved 20 become q member OF what
shall be known as the Railway shop
Employees Of America Brother. | had
some difficulty as first To get signers 10
this petition. but I was determined the
men should not he beaten IL could
help IL. and that day at noon had
foyty-fve .i9ner< | appointed the
next dsy for meeting "a organize
them When the hour Of meeting ar
rived there we're mustered 10 out Of
IS signers and they were organized.
We have now nearly thirty lodges
and are stiIl growing
The month ~ October viii witness
national conventions Of cotton mule
spinners az Boston. and % railway
trssnmen in the same city. and 81 ma
chine vocaworkcrs In 80 Louis In
November The electrical workers win
send delegates FROM ali c~er the eoan-
try ~ Cleveland The tcurney ne n
BARRIERS do The same i'm December hat
the representatives assemble ia cincsn-
natl
Finally on p~c~mh~r II the annusi
meeting 81 The Ap~riesp Fedcrssion
~ Labor a. which will appear dsss-
gss~. elected ~ all these vsSioas esn-
v-ntisns rili assemble In Chicago
With samuel ssonp~rs presiding, sad
orrsnlses isbes's work fw issa viii
ens wien - s8isarus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25
STROKE OF THE PEN
II cssaAss Nss Standards in the
Word u Plays.


Il ~. s..S "A ~ .>.>.x .ue~si
~ 6-.s o--..ss Ts.-s.s--s
sss. =
tuna' heesy Asvm9 o,o;
a nee drains u thee dnys y no
light undertakes. You have tofacs the
tribunal a CERTAIN ind,pondeut spirits
vho unmake oil kle.a ana create nsv
.t,,a.,a. H. 49,. - IN. ,.r ana
- .~.-s - A..
.no s"vss sc..F 'nsssvas. q 'e'su'e "
tracing tns Pnnoeopny o. impress'on'sm
20 the eccentricasies o. digestion. Am
in favor Of broad sphere OF dramatic
enterprise, but the craving for the ply
sicaily horrible on the pjoa that il en-
lzrees the dom ain az ART In the study Of
bum,, .,0.r;n. -. a. r,a no, nm,
likely 90 ss;r,nss,s . "..t,;a srrss,s. o.,
ho,r.rs a. ~. &C.. wh;eh rsrv Paw
re,rls would \. rssss,',sssv .ny;o,,. 10
aassna
AVE already have . dram. which IN
. ~'>sSy A@so ~tousc "Hs~"' -
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Thursday evening Maud Dcvendorf.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Dew
endorf Of No. 763 LaBelle avenue. was
married in the Fountain Street baptist
church to Clarence Percy Crowell Of
Rochester, New York. the Rev. J. l.
jackson pronouncing the marriage ser
vice. A large number Of invited guests
were present. The ushers. who were
the Misses Agnes Kemp and Elizabeth
Turner. and DR.. George Root and james
Kemp. led the procession down the
aisle of the church. followed by two lit
tie flower girls. Pearl Warren and Jean
Sinclair. Next came the maid OF honor.
Miss Mona Littiejohn Of Allegan. fol-
lowed by the bridesmaid. Mrs Flora
West. and the groomsman, Karl h.
Judson, both Of Grand Rapids. Then
followed the bride on the arm OF her
father. At the altar they were met by
the groom. who was accompanied by the
best man, Daniel n. Calkins OF Roches-
ter. and the ring bearer. little Harold
Horton.
The bride wore a cream colored silk
dress. trimmed with lace and pearl pas
sementerie. She wore and carried brides
roses. The maid OF honor wore pale
green silk and the brides maid wore a
gown Of China pinkfuille.
The reception at the house was at
tended by forty family friends. The
bride and groom took the night t(niu
for Chicago. where they viii remain .
week. Their homo will be Summer
park. at Rochester y. Y.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

From the tiues when tho Sun God
filed the warriors with strength 10 van
suish their enemies and glory for the
admiration Of the prrttieet msidens II
the tribes. the strong man has been ever
vorshipped. IL signifies little whether
the Gfeek HeracIes or the Israelite
samson was the offspring - the Sun or
merely phesomenally possrfuI child
~ earth. Force has been made a god ss
well AZ Judge. and muscular power
will have admirers among athletes and
hyrteficai virgins ~ long A. the giobe
rull- ruuni. Strength 10 the real beauty
a man so woman's eyes.
The advent ~ the real sandow ~
these shoree for there VAS discharged
private ~ some Britain cavalry regiment
At dime mussam NOT long sgo ~he
usafp@d the name a. exhibit feats -
strength -sesivss the interest 10 muscu
lar pso~es shieh fef some time hss
only teen slightly sdefveseent In the
maeeum.
The erswd ~ New York amateur
athletes THE isst sect IN The tsslss, Va
sladsnx the FesisabtsbIs Billy Nasee,
tessshss 10 the marvellous muscular o..
ssiat.a.sns a fsandos N ls astonishing
hos asaoh IN the sss - sisitoid t,iesI-
sal tfieeps fsaossl. fssos saa sstensss
s4aseies are shaea Al the Casino fef The
asAey
ds ast kasx Il tbs sssoag isiy, Nj
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Stuart Robson is occupfing the Law
renee Barrett house at Cohasset. Mas
sachusctts. this summer The comedian
has sold his old property 70 his son in
law, Morton S. Crehorc. Mr.. Barrett and
Mr.. Robson were near suoiGhl,ors for
more than twenty years Here also
Charley Thorne passed his summers.
and the lamented Booth was a frequent
visitor. Thorns is buried NJ Wooilawn.
Booth in Mount Auburn, Barrett sleeps
Robson will pass silent summer with
out them.
An entirely origin al play on the life
and times Of Richard BsinslGy Sheridan.
which r. III. Sothern will present the
coming season during his engagement
at the Lyceum thcater. New York city.
has been written especially for him by
Paul NJ. Potter. A number Of the char
acters in the play are intended to sug-
gest their prototypes in The School for
Scandal aud The Rivals" The com
edy is in four acts and treats Of Sheri-
dams career and his affaire du coeur
with Miss Linley prior TO the produc-
ton OF his plays.
lue long run recofu LOT new lOTh
City was broken at the Madison Square
theater last Thursday evening. On that
evening the Goth consecutive perform
ance of "a Trip to Chinatown will be
given. The previous record was COB
performances. achieved by "Adonis" at
the Bijou theater. The initial perform
ance Of "A Trip 70 Chinatown Was
given on November Q. 1891. Satin SOU
venir programs were presented and
also bronze statuettes Of Bessie Clay
ton.
Fay Templeton. who is now Mrs. II.
Osborne. is in San Francisco with her
husband. They arrived there from Aus
tralia week or so ago. Mrs. Osborne.
il is said. is az stout as she was when
she was here last about three years ago.
and she still declares I'm hesitating
way that she has left the stage forever.
Eugene Field has written the words
and Dan Gillette OF the San Francisco
Bohemian club has composed the music
Of an armenian Lullaby" which The
resa Vaughn has introduced in Rice's
"l492" ut Palmer's theater. New York
city
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

nsrva. Via has shoun such nerve IL
hAndIing hosbands lsteV at the Dime
TsmplsA gives IA syhlbskiou a herseIf
Invested u "a coyering. = Eand<vw does;
bat the skin that covers his muscles =
the sntin dim u . uomsn. and his
health and hygienie cultivafion must b
abnormal q kis sesengsh. 10 judge By
hi sppsarancs under TIE cnlcinua. No
woasn cosld sxhibls do nsss pol
ished than this
Ia spiSs or tha abnovuol sizs a his
nuscaes. 6sadow's appso.oncs y not
odensivs. The nss himsslf isestrsu,sly
modsst and unprstsndi1g; The slight
psetsncs a posing bseoss secompliahing
any feat bsing only pcft a the reGu-
lar acrobat's stock IL tea<ie.
6andow = not only = ~ q fcrce. but
. man Of great energy. He tound out
that he Vas msrvelloua)y eoatOwed BY
nature. and set about en5tiveting bis
dormant powers; fos ~ weights be
firyt used WIRE only dive pound beils.snd
the somessault he now necomplishes
with ease. holding two ha3f.hundrsd
weights in HE hande, wss new 20 bin
when he firat appeared In London. i've
years aRo. It took him three years 10
accomplish this feat With certainty.
Few Germans speak Engiish ~ vol -
he does nov. and he speaks French and
Italian remarkably we'll.
The colossal dumbbell. which looks
like some new kind OF - buoy. that
he raises over his head. only weighs
sixty two pounds. but when the aston
ished public sees stepping out of each
bulb man Of at least I'D pounds. the
entire weight comes 10 over 200 pounds,
and makes the feat prodigioua
No one knows better than Sandow the
history Of his profession. and il he did
not strangle serpents In his babyhood
rs Hercules did when his antagonist
Hera tried To choke him in his cradle.
he has no fear Of being annoyed In his
manhood by anacondas and constructors
OF the still. for he 10 abstemious to \
degree; as careful OF his training az a
Lincolnshire stud groom OF the derby
favorite.
II will be long time before any son
OF Hercules shows up to wrest the leg
acy IL superhuman strength from this
last Of his heirs. New York Journal.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

thouKh nnch less crying an evil than
formerly. will be rigidly investigated
and murh II the debate ~ the sessions
i 20 30 ON that s.hj~e, Secretary
John 4. Lennon. of The union. IL also
an executive officer II The American
Federation % Labor. and ne delegates
who gill 80 With him ~ Chicago, in
December. are - be chosen b. the -
Louis meeting
The brotherhood n Rrss= Workers
seusis - representatives "a New York
tAis yesr. and he =. ~ August - thr
cpsning day - me convention secre-
,srv G g NeGloran u already on th%
grosnsd making bis plans. s,t the
pr~sisSsnt anticipates the stten,ltncs %
tive hanslred Delegates - ssy nothing
cf vtsitnrs The brotherhood = emily
sboas two y~sr~ old. tut = has nov
over f,rty icesI assemblies IN TIE
r.,it~d >tsts- snd Canada.
The 3eiiher.tions are esrscted - tc
ever ia q week Such rvell-<nowu isi~w
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

A sailor was witness. and the cross
examining lawyer asked:
do you know the plsintiR or de-
fendanty
Witness-Naw. What's that
Lawycr-You don't know the meaning
Of plaintiff and defendant
Nav"
"And yet you would give testimony
against the plaintiff The witness is in
competent from ignorance, your honor. .
"Avsst heavin. shipmate. Stand
sthwsrt ships and let me ask you ques-
tion."
'Co ahead"
what IL abaft Of the binnacler
what has that 10 do with the case,
don't know"
~ pretty lawyer ye be. Any bloody
land lubber ought to know that the CON-
pas 10 abaft Of the binnacle. --Texas
6iftings
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

business The union issues . label for
slack work and stamp for tight work
which are recognized. the first by the
rniilers and the second by the brewers,
distiIlers and others who use tight
packages.
Tn. international Machinists' union
foes 20 the worlds fair city on Septem-
Der Is. This Is one of the new orgsni-
rations. and its organization Is due To
the fact. ~ quote General Secretary n.
Morse. that the national organization
already in existence refused 10 strike
out the color line in its constitution and
affiliate with the American Federation
Of Labor"
The delegates win represent about
thirsy-five local unions aud thousands
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

on July 8. aud. In turn. unions of retail
clerks. harness makers engineers.
eoopers, plumbers. taiiors. nsachinists
and every saristy Of manual laborers.
vii SUCCESSFULLY have a gathering In
al The principal cities from Boston To
san Francisco They are so timed a.
not ID interfere with each other. while
various measures social. industrial
and even political, viii be taken up
and disposed Of in turn
Strikes will be much discussed by
the ssbls-knife grinders when they
come together ~ WAliingfori The
delegates. especially those from the
districts where the Turner Falis strike
ragged. are Inclined 10 discountenance
sny further war on capital. aud Cen
sr1l Secretary Thomas Pinsegion..
who comes from Bay State. Mass. Is n
very conservative man. when drastic
action J. proposed
The retail clerks. statesmen and
wou.sn. that Is. whose national pro-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

TRKp J. ANTHONY. tenn. and there
IL talk Of prohibiting strikes alto
gcther. Among the more notable men
who viii figure la the convention be-
sides y. Morse are John A. Smith. Will
liam J. Thompson. All. Morden. George
Heinxerling. Rudolph STANCE. Fred
Behre. Ernst Kuehnc. c. J. Sjostrom,
Aug wsidingcr and Martin Hill
The helots among the helots," as
Henry Weissmsn OF the Journeymen
Bakers and Confectionery union says
his feilow-crsftsnon have been con-
siderec in all ages and countries, have
chosen some three hundred delegates
TO represent them in national conven-
tion at Baltimore beginning Septem-
Der II.
I'VE propose to go right along with
our work 10 keep our brothers of toll. :"
Is how Grand Master Fred j. Anthony
forecasts the proceedings ut the COM
ing national convention of Railway
shop Employees at Indianapolis which
opens September 81 Here. i'm the grand
masters own words, is the scope Of
the movcmc nj:
About July -. 1891. NJ the New
MEXICO headquarters of the A. T. & $.
+. Il. X little trouble arose between
shop employees and the master mechan-
" which led 10 strike of every man.
although there was only one branch Of
employees organized. which were the
maehinists. and only half of them be-
louged 10 The union On the morning
o. the second day. those of the
machinists who did not belong 10
the union began talking Of going
back To- work. and when the other
employees who had no organization at
all - back them heard of IL, there was
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

southern tty. Mss ANA II. WEISS
ard thousants of rnalc and female
workers IN retail stores, large and
ssaalI. all over the country will follow
the proceedings with . members in
screst Presidents James Morrow
thinIs the sessions wili continue some
DAYS and the presence Of women
VIII De somewhat Of novel;
81 for labor gathering. Miss Mary
Sarixr. u Findlay. O.. Is mem
her ~ the unions executive board.
One great question: viii be that OF
wofnen's labor. The rnion has striven
hard - raise their paw aud condition
with snch success that the female
membership has grown enormously,
and The second vice president i now q
worasn. Miss Anna r.. Weiss
The tacknakers have . gathering at
Eo~rso or July Is. This country and
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

One ii the sprightliest ballet girls
ever seen in London IL now dancing in
the monster ballet OF aladdin" at the
Alhambra theater. She is 90 agile that
she distances all the other femenine
gymnasts at present on the London stage.
Her name is Legnani. and the theater-
goers say il is not strange that she has
a pull ove- the other dancers, since she
has an extra ''leg" meaning the one in
her appellation.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

almost n STAN
Pc Il e as to
whether they
. n % " 4 60 20
w ork or not
Just az tn at
time I. who had
begun - work
in the shops
four days prior
to the walk out
came around to
-he BOYS with n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

A happy wedding wss celebrated Tue~
day evening At the home - Mr.. and
Mrs g.. =. Freeman ~ Ne l5l Colt ave
nue. Mics Nellie Freeman vas welded
10 simeon A. Go~~ n Grand Rapids. the
Rev W J. Russsl performing the mar
rage ceremony At SD O'Clock. The
bride wore = go~n - soft cream colored
crepe. wearing brides ru~es IN Der hair
and a her corsarr, and carrsing large
toaaues IL the same flowers Thirty
guests witnessed the ceremony and par
took "a the wedding snpres. Mr.. and
Mrs t.o<s lett At II q clock Tor Chicago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

December convention of the American
Federation q Labor Eagle hall
where the meetings ar, % be held. Is q
r.a1irv ssrnr.ur pa. is capacities viii
probably ~ taxed" "a the pen sup
rr<tire circular Of one 81 che officers
<avs Craftsmen from al over the
country haze promised u come.
TIE dog tsys az -. Paal viii be n
tvafir ahead ~ thc Jourreyrseu Tsil0r>'
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

ofnembers. The
settle N e nt of
the labor diff
Guilty and I h g
adjusting of q
uniform W age
scale win be the
two chief topics
b G fore them.
Some OF the rad
/ C a = want q
change in I h Q
apprentice sly s.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Tho tnfanta eevr the walters ut her
Washington hotel GOO in sis. In visw
Of this fact. we take the liberty 81 giving
the princess . tip that the tendency of
hrr hheraiity y toward dcmcralssstion
and that with little pleteian YANKEE
shrcw,ine~s sbs could have secured ~
ults tnss ~ satisfactory with = 20 note.
-Dttrusf Free rrea
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

so yoa sse actually writing ianning
letters 10 yearseif anaer an assumed
GsHssis'
YES. fss when mr. ~ife ress them she
vii BE afraid ~ AK ms fcs n~aey. -
bess1aa Jsaso
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

Go lsss Wednesday night Ds. and
Mrs ~ - nAhh q Va y seeley ave
zoe. Chicago. gave their dsaFnts<.
stella 10 marriage - " tseorTv Norul-
~ u arsei kspa.is. the ceremony ~
ing p~ftssued IA secefdsnce sith tie
sitaai q the kpsscopai church. There
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-25

In Kansas City. on Tuesday. June 81.
Mira :. Wilson. was married Mt the homo
Of her parents to the Rev Dr. J. y: Rob.
erte ~ the unitarian church ~ that
city. Miss wileon IL prominent 40
ciety young woman and member of
DIR. Roberts church. The wedding re
ception VAS an elaborate event The
Wilson family were former residents 81
Adrian in this state
DIR. Roberts was formerly the pastor 81
the unitarian church 81 Grand Rapids
The bride and groom are now on we'd
ding journey in Boston. and after q
short ocean voyage they viii spend 4
short time among Grand Eapitis friends