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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

Sh'cAo0 sw~e ~ eoua' oes
~ sns 'sas soeaes se"e sS.s%
SnHAooA Sune x-OnDob haodeoue
worlds fair home. which fscss the state
ly palace a dne aTts Ia tho northcsn
portion oe The eyo0nda vas the scens
this afternu,n a. : sipi;ehtfullv informal
r.e,.ps,or' -h;rh - e,',.el,sS,., .,ith m
$3.50. !, ~ --..l.s p~.S~-. .sr.s~
o ,,.s.,s ~. =
n's' ""ss.m ennsey' :. no c~Fos
were issued Tor the event. The govef-
nor came tn Chicago unattended By his
sfaf. 10 sss tho fair. He vss prevailed
upon yestsrslxv evening bv the worlds
fair bo,.a a. r..,.;v. s.f..rr,.flv sor th.
,~.s. - S,h.S~-
ss"' " S..os nov =. 'ue '.
Snofuy sSs9rSo . es"ek so0sy sne oooss
were CLOSED ana tho crowd outside who
Aas' ,os A'es '.s sosesnot -. up s
a.'.'. ~ - 'e k 80"
49,. Wy 's1n re"s ~ ILLS 49,. ' s'
ou' w" s1o Ssieony. ""cu s"c sos-
49, .pfeaseu ~ wv " enc Pop,u
nv "ss IN ~ N. 49, ~ ny. ~.
80. '"s''e'' = ut '1eN'"'cs '"'s'" "'s
manu-
Hts Little speech
The governor said: -My Friends.
Ladies and Gentiemen:-I undertook TO
shake hands with all the people here
and was just told that there were mil
lions outside. This reception must
cease, | cams only in response to your
san. ! sni gar 70 ree sne peopie y, tne
80 oPS
Iesson TSis & shs ..r.nasst a ;snIav y
thai has ever tnken rl.cs AMI The world
wiIl meyer see ia eonnl No snch mag.
niticent spectacle az .this great fair could
tni,e plas.'. in any other c;tv hut this
thank you ali FOR this cordial yrees;n ny .
THE yovernprs words were greeted
with pr,lopged cheering which no ne
knoxied,yed by how mo r,yht and left .s
be rpt;rcd f,,,r ,h, hsicoov
hSh'ot OF Mexscan Wome"s work.
Mexicos exhibit In the woman's build
ing was opened TO the public today with
out any ceremony. 1t Is the intention
of the Mexican commissioners To have "a
formal dedication and celebration when
all the sections of the Mexican exhibit
are open. The most conspicuous ex-
hibit of artificial flowers in the woman's s
building Is model of the caravel Santa
Maria, IN the largest show case in the
Mexican section The Mexican display
OF Aztec's curios. their idols and model
at the Aztec cities. before the conquest
by Cortez was also opened today in the
anthropological building.
Michixan's Organ Rcc,saus
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

Mesrs Has lao Deaths Day PROM
the Plague

ToSpo~. June - 4. dispatch firm
Aiexsndfss says that there wcre l-O
cholera deaths smf,cg the Mecca pil.
grinfs yesterday NJ Touiou there we're
three deaths yesterday. making 100
since January The suioori,ies have
appainfrf a commission - thoroughly
examine ths sanitation - the port.
parts "a which are n,toriously unhealthy.
a Telegram from st. Petersburg con
firms iil~ prtsinus resxsuring news that
the latest Russian ofiicisl returns ifsfis.
cate thai the diecs~e ~ siosiy de'lining
IN the pccvince~ which were rssags~i
last year In bsseaFabia there refe
enly ten cases and thr-e deaths ~ three
days. AZ podisiss nineteen cases and Eur
deaths. Al kaFss i've ease- snd one
death. IN The town q Drel nipr cases
au,l fhres deaths There are 10 other
caees aeffisy & mentloa-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23
WILL NOT BOYCOTT.
N1csho<ii-ss Think That the Fair is Not
so Had Aftcr All.

CmcAGc. June - Through it's off
ci&i representatives the methodist epis-
eopal church has decided that the
esigeneies of the situation do not de-
mhnd boycott or totsl abandonment II
the fair. fhe methodist exhibit will re-
main part of the fair. but il will be
clbsed on Sunday. This action was
tSken today bv the commission of
cicrgymen and laymen. Bishop
Merrill OF Chicago. chairman. appointed
by the last general conference 10 deter
mine the attitude VI the church toward
the exposition. The members OF the
commission are: a. J. kyrett. Phila-
deIphis: George Peck. New York;
George &. Hartzell. Louisiana: C.. IL.
Payne. J. l.. Huribur,. New York; Earl
Crsnston. Cincinnati; j. T. Edward.
Randolph. New York; j. B. Hobbs.
Charles Busby, the Rev. Frank Bristol.
Chicago; John T. Landgreen. Evanston.
IndiaDa; the Rev. G.. f. Vaudeville.
Epglewood: Solomon Thatcher. River
Forrst; Glenn Stndebaker. South Bend.
indIana-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

WASHINGTON. Jane2 Secretary Car.
Iis'e today directed freasurcz Morgan "
anticipate the payment of the July In
tcrcet on 4 res cent United Ststce hunis
and on Pacific railrosd hoods Checks
in payment of the interest vii je placed
in the mail Sunda. afternoon and all
sub treasures in the United Stasea wiIi
Re instructed 70 cash thcn cn pfcnenta-
tion The total intur<pt O lvoth cloanre
II l,onds sGKregnte e5KAQm q which
fi3u0m - fm Pacific rniirsad lscpds
and G634, ,oUO Cor pr cent bpnas. This
action ~ Sccrefhfy CAsiisio " taken -
relieve the tiehfnesss ia money certcru.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

SAsprsks. Ohio. June - Last night
Mira Robert W. Hogan. In the presence
- bcr husband. swallowed an ouace of
laulanum and then sat down to await
the effect II The poison. fioTan made
no effort - get physician and 81 .
ncighbcr vho hapteDej - call ne said
he wa villina(h bis wffc should dse. An
alarm was gwen and cfIurss we're made
IL save the 4omsn's iife, bnf SHE viii
die. The iffdsns had iss@n marfis-l but
two weeks ami the csnse ~ tie attempt
al suscsd~ is uhkporn.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23
nasn. and s,as,ie nurcc.a

CossrsxTssF. Mich. June - Two
large harms belonrsng 10 j W. Reid Il
Constantine township we're burned
Eight hundred bushels q wheat. con.
siderable quantity of eofn. oats and hay.
tao wagons aud sariew agricultural
,mpisments were anona The contents
consumed. One cav in the hafns ar.l
VAS burned 10 sehth aud -four other COW >
luJunssi past re<oTrfs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23


osaio Mining Towns and ss<~orss.
DENVER. Col. June p Forest firsss
have been raging on the Green Horn
mouptains thirty miles southwest u
Pueblo since Monday night They have
burned over several miles a ground and
have entirely dcnudod Mount Carlos.
the highest peak in the range. the blaze
being visible ten miles away. The stage
driver Who runs between Bculah and
Peubio today reports the fire ~ he
within three miles II Bculah. which is
a pretty summer resort OF go people.
The only thing which will nov safe the
town II change of wind or very
dopious shower. Near Brrckinridge in
Summit county another lire IL raging.
Last aight great tongues of lire shot
rk.wsssd. illuminating the city to the
brightness a day.
The most valuable timber around Full
Icrs mill is destroyed. The little noun
tain range and milling companys men
are out lighting FIRE this afternoon, as Il
has leapcd the Blue river and is burn
ing toward their property and into the
city. At Cripple Creek. this side of
Bald mountain. was one mass of flames
and the town IL Anaconda is threatened.
A strong south wind hxs been blowing
all day and the whole western sky Is
Tiled with sinoke from the burning tim
Ter
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

GRAND Haven. Mich. june -. Grand
Haven made all the preliminary ar
rangennents' for n big Fourth of july eel
ehration. The saloon men we're 10 put
up the most IL the funds. with the tacit
Understanding that the, keep their
front doors open ON that day. But the
prosecuting attorney ~ the county. who
j. resident % Holland. publicly an
nouns~i that il any saloon. were opened
In Ottawa county on tls, Fourth they
wouii be immediately closed and their
proplietofs subjectcd Ia all tho penalties
n the Law. Urand Haven will not cele
brAte this year
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23
VIII BE nrwIEn SATURDAY.
Sen asor ssanfosxi'e FapSal Will n
Held ~ 1'ato Alto

SAX FKaSsssco. june - - senator
Stanford's funeral wiil he held 6atur,
day afternoon from the University
chapel af PAlo Alto. Special trains
will be run from this city which
will take large number a pronipent
men. The Rev. X e.. Fuute ~ Grace
church. DIR. Stebbins Of the First uni
tartan church and other clergy.
men will take part IN the scrvicc<
There viii ie elsipruse music
and the horal oScrines will be
something magnificent After the r~r-
vicee the remains will ne taken 10 the
marble nssnseicum at xenio II ts en-.
y,ected that thousands viii witness the
ceremonies
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

wAsusSomx. June - The Ssc.i.
dent has made the fjIow,nc apsrn,nt.
ments: Darius II. lnrraham af Maine
consul general n Hujifax. n S. -
Spencer Pratt a Alaluma. consul r~.-
erai at Singapore. strssfs r~tflcmru9~:
W. s. Camplel: of New York. e>snrol ~
Newcastle. England: John A. x.l.1~x a
Texas. cs.nsui ~ i.arac.a. Gaia: Mn
ian r. kennler IL Ohio. s>,a.a.l a. H.r-
gel. Switzerland: Charles A. i,eued1c4
of Minnesota. consul AZ Care Town.
Africa: james Dcmsrsft uf New Jes~~v.
consul nj Bfoesssslc. rssss Ia joel lin~lev
of Vermont. cos.sul Al Cosfsrrpk. Cnn,.1c.
Henry N. Smyihe e Virrsns2. ss.u~ul nt
Fuchan. CHINA: Thomas 4. Jcns~ a.
Kentucky. s,onsui af frnckan. Nndeira:
Jespe w. Sparks a Trnna-u-~.. <surrl ~
Pieeirax Nsrtas. Ncxscss: John N. Con
piuger of iliinoix. con~ui ri Toruotoj
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

woopl&s5 Cal. June - sarrrias
Judge Grant hss sj<rssfed in favor n
ssscrsrnense sad azs,nei ran Jssse Ia the
state capital rrmovai cs~e The ezssssss
tufssnsisty q the setson 81 the resent
legislature sutsmittsof the hzaend uent
b. the sonni5tnfsn elIcH,na : change q
the capital whs t.reuekt b. b. sc~fra Ia
HE ez,nrt and che ar3 y declared vosd
The os~c sill dopbelens f< xyf~zlsd
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

Rfpcs~As. Pa. June - The Ridge
xsy hank. private institution, hss rus.
teasls,si \ gentleman who sas in cioae
consultation with the officials a the
hank during the night estimates the as
sef4 az es4so aai the liabilities at
s.i6ep THIS hank has the eenhslehcc
n working people. many n vhum have
sil their means "a the banks care.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

tScerys Seevcmn ana Osssoppto Ac&O ~
che Cowboy RaoeA
WEBSTER CRY. Iowa. juno - The
three Ieadcrs in the cowboy race passed
through hero this afternoon. Berry was
in the lead. passing through at i:p
without stopping. He went through
Harrisburg. nine miles east. at 6:.,5. He
will stay In Williams tonight. Stephens
or '.lsattlesnake Pete" and Joe Gillespie
arrived here at f:iJ and cooled and fed
their horses aud ate supper. They left
here at 6:aU. intending 10 60 to
Iowa Falls tonight Berry's horscs
look smoother than the rest and are in
fair condition although the eorrel stal-
lion is quite la,nc in his right fore leg
and berry looked tired. Stephens only
horse, bay gelding. is in prime condi-
tion and his rider is apparently per-
fectly fresh. GiIlespie's two horses are
also in good shape. Kerry claims to be
confident Of reaching Chicago first and
Gillespie and Stephens are equally con-
fident of winning.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

AKRON. Ohio. June - - Jacob
Hajaneki. German. about - years of
age. mortally wounded his wife this
afternoon and then stabbed himself. lie
wife had commenced divorce proceedings
against him and be had frequently
threatened to take her life. He entered
her home this afternoon armed ~ith q
revolver. She fed 81 a neighbor'e house
and he followed. firing "a he ran.
Between the houses shc fell. Ha-
janeki. thinking she Was dead. put
the muzzlc "a the revolver In
his mouth and pulled the trigger.
Three times the hammer fell on ar
empty chamber. With an oath he
threw the revolver from hin. and pro
slucei dirk. plunRing " four times into
his stomach. Thrcc shots took effect in
his s'ife's body. Sothex will live.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

cHis ,So Junr - Baird 4 Bradley,
sell knnwn RAJ estate irnl. sssiEne,i
to.iay Tie assets are placed at s.asl 600
snd the li4lalifi.@ AZ stutss Inability
81 feslfse oB ras. estate holdings - said
Ia b. tn cxBss u the suspcrss0n. The
psrfsera are lyman hatnt v sliis =
Baird and tsss.sge ~ Warner
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

fs~stss IA 1a8f fle Feofle's
haat sfsl 80 si.en tie esnsassk fii-
.s-is.e > - - fae der 4lelsl4 - iise
eslsssna s1nslsfsi stfsn9eney tha b.,afsi
q s.lfsss<,ss a ftss hsas has sfsssise,f .,
sse, fofsfsis fk.ss is assafs t,eruslfegs
~. - ealt 10 fall
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

An indianapolis Tragedy That Strong
~ Suggests the borden Case.

ISpIASAroI.sss June =, "A daylight
tragedy was committed in Brightwood.
suburb Of this city. today. which
strongly suggests the Borden murder
William Kline. night engineer at the
Big Four shops waited today for the
pay car. drew his pay at o'clock. went
home. gave the money TO his wife and
lay down to sleep. An hour later he
was found with his head terribly mutt
lated and bloody hatchet lying near
The police have no clue to the muir
dcrer
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

.soeosra Jsre - y a. Gspsssr
usis hss hnkl ssepx4is q e3D t<vsss usfh
.lsshn l&xtss ssakeAet9es ~ ~ s,nese
sssii rss~ vith k.3wop& HHni<,a n Orstsa
90 Jals - fw Nm = eide and the
s.i,s*af - ssship - An<v5na. Haeiea ai~e
sns<ie E,ss tisel 5rrrr11 a et0e ulsh ~
i4sss.a issf>k asd ~ vecs = neu ~ -
~areef sf.sex.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

la i3sAaohe, the marine. hss engaged
D. i-,x ffsak vsoseftalt a nay City
July 1 90 faiatsetee- Wsilsam psRsel.
a l,b.iDisssssef. Ni>sH-is. xho ~ss
sasss sk~a a. tsss ssx sssanas bifh Jim
iiaii. has efsitsn Ia nisneha ~ earse
there as e@aa a. possible after the -
with tas*iestals-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23
NEARLY A SCORE DIE
PERSONS BfatAofo ~ WIND


ToerwA w.n Ju,.s 9Q-Ahout 7
.,,.l,...s - .;-ss - - sha ,,a,.1
-s-s~ 49, -s~..-s v.----s
sys.'s a.s .s..s s se...s.- ~.
K.n..s r,,e, v,Il.v t~enty mile. eu.t
- here. oor mile vilr ana six miles
lone r,mrietelx ae,oI,~bing every
49,. ,s...I - s...,,s;- ..a t,,l:n.,
no.se' ,e'.ss ~. ~" ~ rs. ~
Instantly ntseen PessonA ane oesn a,s'
L. - Eve ne. tme'y Evans, - Az
orinses. mary u1meH snu Two cni'"fcn'
Mts- John Hutchinson. Samuel hinca'd.
Clara kincaid. Sadie kincaid, Walter
Kincnid. Eva KineaiJ. William kiccaid,
W. r. Peters. samuel Stewart.
Fatally hurt: Jsmes Baker. William
Geopforf. Mrs. Gcopfort.
Seriouslv injured: Roop GRAY. Horace
GRAY. stephen HarriA Wilbur Junes,
John A. James. Lixxie James. William
Jones Willie McCracker. Emily
Nichoa
The bodies Of ell those killed were
shockingIy mauQled. MIRA Hutchinson's
arms anu legs were found in q tree =
mile from the house. Eva Kincs9i's
head was served from her body. Samuel
Stewart pnd l.. N. Grimes we're carried
30 wards in different directions and
mutiisted beyond recognition. Stew
arts body was cut in two az il by one
stroke of a great knife.
rr'S"t1a''s Ma"R.eu 1
As soon as the storm had passed lasi
.'s.' ..s fopss a. a. a.. ] -. Ti..a L.
olation was awful and the hunt with
lanterns over the wind swept spot Tor
the dead and diving commenced. All
night long this work was ia progress.
A corps of physicians from the adjoin-
ing towns wcrs auartered at Perry. Ii
was | o'clock this afternoon before the
last Of the dead bodies were found
The strip OF the country swept BY the
cyclone is left as bare as floor.
In the Willian,stown n scooo.house were
found the dead b,siies Of the Kincsid
family. coueirting of father, mother
and four children. The Youngest
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

WnssSaknsx. Ia. Janr - At .
latr hssas sAm esteiss hssr eight men
nere - ~ssk ~ NAasss b., - NJ &
eaarsay "a M ? sasp@ - ih~ rnssnr
hanna esai essapsas NINE stssat thfre
4assiefs 4 . nAile ffpsn The tsatea a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

MrssssoS. Mich. Jann - Harry
Cans.nteF, ~ years odd. wss run eves
and in-sansi, killed lss &C W NJ rail
s.ssd train at Doon-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

ToKoSro. June - Edward Kelly
and j. n. Clothier. Law students and
Edward kivard and Camille Magum.
medical students of Joliet college. were
drowned by upsetting their boat
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

The ssringcncy OF the Money viii No
Anscs the Town.

GsrESvuIE. Mich. June 1.-The fol
lowing notice appears on the door of the
City National hank this morning:
Owing to the continued withdrawal %
deposits and the stringency of the
money market. this bank is eIosed and
in my possession.
lSiznsdl ,sgoEGE B. CALDWELL.
National Bank Examiner.
The suspension caused no excitement
Tor money Is free here. se.nn having re-
Gently been paid IN for POTATOES.
Mr. Caldwell makes this statement re-
garding tho situation. Deposits. s2i0.-
90: assets. ssi2us0. capital stock. e50.-
OO The stockholders are all responsi.
bic and the majority ~ the securities
are mortxages. \ receiver viii probably
be appointed and dollar for dollar paid
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-06-23

BsxLis. June 2-The Reichsanxaiger
official newspaper states that the reich
stag will be summoned To meet ON
July 4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

party on THURSDAY evening. =
eaenre Was the order Of the eveain- - !
Aae ssarscus won the arss -. 81
ladies. Mr.. r. Edward Ta.sI.
asst prize for gentlemen, and Mr.. -:
Wildcs the foot prixe.
MIS- a. Wood aud Mrs. 2 e.
gave party on Tuesday eveniae
piimeni 10 the birthday of -, -.
Mrs Kennedy There Vas a psee.....l
on the bag. followed Nv refresh.s.s Il
the house OF Mrs. Ssxtoa. Ina
Guided Mrs Kennedy, Mr.. -
Woods, Mr.. and Mrs. Saxtou. IA. -
Linton. Miss Thompson. Miss D..
MISS shelton, Miss Nerrihesd. Mo 1sss
ham. MI STAY. Mr.. Lyle, Mr.. Tir
Weed. Mr. Hassrcroft. Mr. HarvosS ~
Mr.. Phillips.
Mss Stella Friars. who In. -
Lowell for some time. left for her -.
lndepence. Is, on Tuesday.
Mrs A j. Clark and Ter dan,As..,
for their home IN Dewitt. la a. 49,
Mr.. Frank Clark Will accomrsov y -1
A. the social given IN the Bspei.s -
On Tuesday Miss Clark vas eiv.. -.
handsome presents by her fsiend, 1. -
congregation
Mr.. aad Mrs c D. Frat hsv, -
possession of their new house.
Mr.. 5. 5. King and family Aa~l
one Of the houses of DR.. Sauadsrr
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. L. Ba,lsy hav. -.
housekeeping on Eockefelisr ay.,r. =.
have been boarding at the Hoa.l 49,
Cris;o for some time.
Mr.. Thomas Weir came dosa nan a.
Monte Cris:o mines to spesd ~ a.
here -
Mrs. Collins. Of Helena Mont La. =
home on Thursday. She hss -. -.
guest OF her niece. Mrs Henry Friday.
The family of b. $. Frankiin hss srrivea
from Chicago Mr.. Franklin i 1 eapitsl
list and has decided to locate here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Hilton and th.l
daughter. Mrs. Paige. have coma - -
EFT 10 make their home.
Mr.. Leo Daft left on TUESDAY, foy -.
York city. TO be absent several veeka +.
has been the subject Of many coaey,fuIn
tions on the successful completes =
admirable working Of the Everett eseearS
street railway and lighting plant, Of vhirk
40 ''ssS s's~ S0ssSA uStsok euktuccf.
Mr.. A. j. Agnew has returned fro N
trip to Monte Cristo.
Capt. W. o. Hayden and son spent u
Fourth in Everett. The captain hss laau1v
s3turned from San Francisco.
Mr.. Albert s. Stein LEFT on Monday "a
an Eastern trip. "a
Judge Delaney has returned ffsm tie
to Alaska. He defended Jack Dalton. W
was acquitted of the charge Of murdef. Il
At the residence Of DR.. w. w. Dsvn
Floris, Ia. on June q. at I O'Clock, Psel
James W. Shepherd. Of Everste q
Miss Anna Ninnick. Of WaitsburR ~
united in marriage. Rev. e A. Hess
of Des Moines, Ia. officiating. The usoa
is principal of the Everett schools aud -
highly esteemed. The bride Is als6 1
teacher and lady Of culture. Thsy ~
speed some time in the East and -
come TO Everett to make their home
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09
THE SOCIAL WEEK.
The Rainier Club Receives the
Monterey's Officers.
MRS. BROWNS AFTERNOON TEA.
Tho 1hooeov . Cessos - astessosr-A
Gases Nsosss ~ Ws1Aisg-8sssss
Ysee - - Csme.
y I'll the things

III the things
social shathsye
occurred in Sc
astls within re-
cent time the
most brilliant
sas Hnsiues-
tionsbly thai
ofFriday night
when the Raj
nier CCb re-
es;vsd the on
GERS Of the
United States
war ship Mon
tersy. Certain
~ the naval
men viii take
away . high
opinion OF Ser
attic hospital
ity. Mrs. Amos
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09

Holiday hail Of the Knights OF Fythfoo
Other Evsnts-Personal.
EVERETT. July s-The principal event of
the week in social circles was the grand
holiday ball given by the Knights of
Pythiss on Monday evening in Harris
hall. Fully seventy-fivs couples partici-
pated. The committees in charge were
active in their attention to thu guests and
did everything to contribute to their pleas
ure. Music was furnished by an orchestra
composed OF Mss Jones. violin: Miss Zim-
norman, piano: Mr.. shsrfey. cornet. Tho
merry dancers saiuted Independence day
before leaving the hail.
The Misses Mcfarland gave a card
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-09
Coming Eyanes.

The Irish American Club, OF Seattle, together
with the Kmesaid Club, OF Tacoms. have about
completed arrangements for joint picnic to be
held at Sylvan Grove ON or about sunday,
August & A the names OF the clubs indicate.
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in -h.r~. ~er.- NJ TR Far. Nrs Z
N S.~En.n NJ Cp co,v.r,e Mr.. g.
Mocre NJ, Sou;rrs Mr. Lord Mr..
Pare ~. AI.-v ~, Ri.en. the Misses
Moor Ni- H..~r,ft Mis- Risen. Ni.s
F.rr. uis. Gooaf.ilor and Miss souirea
-
The kssaisg Asssssa cssA
The twenty-ninth concert Of the Even
Ing Musical Cab viii Be gwen At fesfhs
chambers Tomorrow night The following
Ro..r ara NJ Hs,msn IuIieh-
y.,setaA Noskovskt
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-. Pssno; xn 4 boyss. - l. y. ofI nss,,,
N Hesnsn yus,ch.
Csilo solo. -An Eaaim Gsahs" or shs Grsvsl
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-Rss.udou- Raj
Prot = W. Lacy. -
s"esa 500 ~ -.;. p..,,,,
Musical diaiosns Meyer Hfimudd
over1nr.. .Taaer~di. Rossini
Nm Harry Lost and MA A. Boyes
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A. no 49, a.,s.h.fr,
.onn 49, ss..s.aa, 60, !,
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ne pa.'os rs 1890 =. 80.
80 K. n p.,,..d ~. "a
Barnard. Xra z. B. Fowler Mn. David
Gilmore, Miss Minnie Hughes. Mrs. J. r
Mcdonald, Mrs. G. Nswiands. Mrs. Fred
H. Peterson, Mrs. Frank Pearl. Mrs
Frank Steele, Mrs. H. l. Sixer. Mrs.. C. D.
Taylor, Mr.. Woodruff, Mrs.. J. F. Trov-
bridge, MrA W. P. Boyd, Mrs. Alexander
Alison. Mr.. Frank Wilcox, Nm. Harry
v ale, Mrs. Wood and Miss Grinsan.
Ars. Cinieerns's Party.
49, s ~ 81.
horne ~ San E,.r.;.ro Tho.. r,..ect
vere. M ana M H.,ner N;.s Hin.
b.rd Ne. R.rl. Ne. NJ p.rk. Nj.
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Cl.;ho,n. ", Fly NJ s,.-.r, NJ
R.r,. ~ Ch.;.,,., NJ Co.. "a NJ.
Cg.,horc.
Thu s..tt,. visitor. ~ IN. Gr..r R;v.,
hot sprinv. for the veek endin. Fr;d.v
JuIv 4 we're A folIovs. W. r. Elliott
Mr.. Phi Flki.h n 3 Cook Mrs IT
O,eood. Ni.. Louisa Carlson. Mr.. Jerome
Catlin. Vincent Canobianoe. n. W. Skaee,
C. A. Query. E. w. White. ]. II. Woolery
and ]. N. Hobbs.
.
Mr.. D. B. Jackson gave boz party on
Friday night TO the cast OF Engaged" At
the production Of The Sorcerer. il being
In special compliment to Miss Roper. who
took the part OF the heroine on Friday.
Those present were: Mrs. p. B. II. Mil
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4 tea sss given IN the bascmea, Of IN.
HallsE block On Monday and Tuesday At.
'ernoons under the suspsces Of ST. Msry's
aad 81 Agnes Guilds Of Trinity parish.
iasse being respectively TIE women's and
sae girls organizations. aad Was . grand
sacosss II ~as opea from IT a. N. 10 n
II. ana esex3s came On both days. those