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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. =. y. Fisher feel quite
de.-oiatesL all their family Of children
save their baby. year old. having gou6
- Sparta township o. board on farm
lear Camp Lake Tor a uionth or six
weeks. the theory being that rural life
siii give them renewed strength aud
energy. and cpmpsefe readiness Tor their
-tuslies v hen school begins-
Dsck Miller. formerly druggist on
West Bridge street and recently Of Ari
tona. has refarned Ia the city. he -
ports great Distress among the silver
miners ssnce the mines closed. and II
ssrleshing - not done to alleviate their
csn3ltion before long much suffering
wiii feii0w.
The Residence 20 Jacob Cole at No. .Oi
Nrkeyneids street. was st on IRE at
5.is Yesterday afternoon by an oil stove.
ami Patrolman Warren turned in an
alarm from box No ~ The building
and furniture vas damaged about s25.
The property - insured
Contractor Bioouer viii begin work
Monday norDiug on the extension u
the Eeetl's Lake avenue t,il road D. Gas
cade village. II the work progresses AZ
expsetee fle road xiIi be completed be
fore tho pleasant weather closes Ia the
fan
TIE regular meeting - the board q
health vas held yesterday. But little
lu~inesss q interest was transacted.
Some tifne was gwen 10 the discussion
a the water supply question:. but no
action sss taken.
u X. Kempsr ~ Cincinnati has cold
Il g. r Brown for $500 thirty lots IN
Winsors asi,btios q the city IL Grand
Rapids. Mr.. brown Immediately trims
fcsred these hts 20 Anna G. kemper.
Stfoet cars a. and from Re>d's Lake
Hast evening were heavily laden by the
crowd - p.r~.,ns who took a ride 10
that re.a,ri q avoid the sultrynsss ~
the heated streets.
60 aries Wahifeld and Miss Amelia
1artie= Will ~ married az = o'clock
rest Friday moraingby Father Bhrhorst
IN tue Alpine catholic churih-
The Rev Father Henry. G. sS. Il. viii
leave Or Fan Claire. Wisconsin. Sun
day night RE wiil conduct an eight
day retreat there.
Two feminine members ~ the State
Revival band viii speak a the Waterloo
Street mission tonight and Tor tho fol
irving tea days E
The funeral q Mrs. r. ID Sessions win
- h-hi fr',na The presbyterian church AZ
~ - West Bridge street today at >
ocitck
fe~ter,iay's bank ciearings amounted
~ si1SsKtn Fer The corresponding
day last year the ciearances we're sssi
fllEa
Mr. and Mrs. J r Nerkerks q Oak
asie park criebssfrsl their Fifty 6fth
Ne,idinx anniversary On Thursday asst.
Mo- talisn : Cumming. ~ Chicago
has saia & hsunrsy Guest a houss ADD
tct gn Lake street Tor s3 10
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
COUNTRY CLUB OPENING.
The New Casino VIII he Formally
Opened Monday Evening.

The County club will formally open
its pretty Fisk lake Casino Monday.
Open house. will bc kept from o'clock
until 10 p IN. The board Of directors
will of'icsate ~ reception committee.
although the reception will be informal.
The club house and Casino will be- pref
lilly decorated in honor Of the event
Each member IL the club will 10 per
mitted To invite a limited number Of
friends TO the opening. There will bc
music aud dancing for the benefit Of the
young guests. and the older ones will
seek amusement Ia various ways The
members u the club expect Ia make the
opening the principal function OF the
summer society season Mr.. and Mrs
Leighton have been engaged ~ steward
aud stewardees. and will have charge Of
the club house during the remainder Of
the seaSon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
PROUD or HIS STATE
Prosecutor Wolcost Hes . Good
Word for Michigan.
PRAISE FOR OUR BUILDING
how the Cro~ds We've Apps1nsn1 snd
Disappointed sa J~iy s--ssaps
Angry. D<iayed vissror<

Prosecuting Atsosasy wolcott kas rs
tarned fEona tha sorid's fais and - AZ
snshes.2stle over the BIZ show - eli -
fufslag visitors are. bat he 10 p1ftica'
lssiy enthusiastic "a praisilg The Aschi'
gan building. Mag states have nner.
larger and nors sho~y buildings, bot
,.~y are not fresasntsst By the esowds
that took - Nichsg<n's building. be-
cause thsy are hIled With state sxhibits
which aois.iy cares " 500 Michigan
has provided al elegant club house
4kess all are made 10 feel at
hons. aad where the weary Mich
igan people can rect Mr.. Wo<
colt says he heard soass kicking
because there we're not more chairs IN
the paFiar The parior w4s furni<nsd
b Grand Rapid. and has the meet a.
sisfic pssfior fl1rniture that money could
piaco theFr. tie sass Il w2z not the IN
teufion q The furnishsrs "a crowd the
nom with easy ehssrs. bat % make an
elegantly futaished pzflor. There arc
huadfsxss Il chairs. easy chairs and
benches in other parts IL the building
aad on the porches. - that those who
kick are sers unrea$snable. MI Wei
coft tells II the experiences 81 . crowd ~
people on the grounds July l. Several
thousand per-oas found places ca
the too q liberal arts building Ia wit
49, tie fieexorks IL vas fine outlosk
and the crowd Mas happy. But when
The Iass rsket was fired they all wished
a. r-aeh terra firna AZ once. There was
bar uue elevator. capable ~ carrying tin
pesa,as AZ one time running- and no
staifways. The elevator did its best. bat
a va 80 a ~ before the last weary
.1aa - ~ taken down.
Alother fro~d ~ nearly 5000 persons
hal return beat tickets and waited ON
ths pier untll T. o'clock. but for some
res-.,n he hoal tlsd not come for them.
They we're tired hungry and mad
When they trsed 10 re- entes the grounds
O., Fesch the trains the guard met them
ard demanded - cents adniisss,sn. The
rri~d va furious aud threatened and
eutreated At i.sst somebody IN author
IT, came and let theln 10. IL was after
: o'cioek before this crowd MAS safely
nutsssi. the gates q the white city.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

A brief funeral service was held over
the remains Of Mrs Fuller yesterday i'm
Undertaken Durfee's rooms by the Rev.
DIR jackson OF the Fountain Street bap-
fist church. The deceased. her husband
and two young daughters came to the
city from their home at Marshall last
Saturday to spend the Fourth with rela-
tives. She had been in poor health for
several years She took = sudden cold
while here and her trouble eliminated in
death Thursday morning. The remains
were intcrr d in Valley City cemetery.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

chass~ schnahsi. formesiy 81 shh
Chg. Appsknsed ~ OaAce.
Tomorrow Dan K Murphy siIi take
the cath Il Office and enter upon the
duties u United States district sftor.
ney. lie announced today hat he would
recommend ~ the presnens the APP
posntm~ut q Charles J. Schnabei 81 this
city TO be deputy Uuited States district
attorney for Oregon This recommend
alton operates virtually a. the appoint
ment d Mr.. Schnabei 10 this position.
Mr.. Schnabei was bora In Pittsburg.
Peunsylsanis. twenty six years ago. and
came 10 Portland in isSs. He received
the dcgrss u LII b. u tho Oregon uni
versity. and Was admitted ~ the bar in
lsyl. having studied fos three years In
the once ~ Milton w. Smith. His ap-
pointment 10 considered tribute To the
young democracy. who worked hard 20
secure him the position. a. did also
many u the older democratic Portland
Telegram
Mr.. Schnabsl formerly resided In this
city. from whesce he went ~ Portland
il ls66. 90 seek his fortune in . larger
field His friends viii b pleased 70
know Of his succsss
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

At : O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
heavy span 81 horses. attached to truck
containing between eight and nine tons
OF stone. were passing down Monroe
street. when at the head Of Waterloo
the OF horse slipped and fell on its side
on the smoothly worn brick. badly
sfraining the animal The usual crowd
gathered about and travel was partially
suspended until the animal was stripped
% hls harness and assisted 10 his feet
by policemen and others
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

~ senshsng A~ay Copsss u The
Ili~~srsse<i t1osasd.
Anticipating very ucusuAi dsUsnd
fog ~ illustrated Sunday issue fax
HExAIp sunday printsd 2.5D extra
eopiea There are nos LETT 81 these
about 90. For the convenience IL thoss
who desire % Sad thess papers 10
friends out u the city specially wrapped
cupirs ready Tor mailing are for sale At
tho ofic~ and II the principal ness
stasssis The price h centA Get In
early before all Are gone. No better nd.
vertisemsnt for Grand Rapids was ever
printed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Mr. and Mira Edwin r. Uhl rendered
William t. Quinby . complimentary
luncheon ~ tie Country club at noon
yesterday. The other guests present
were Mr.. and Mira y. A. Fletcher and
Miss Uhl The dining room and table
were prettily decorated in honor 81 the
distinguished guest Mr.. Quinby left
for Sagtnaw in the afternoon.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
HIS NAME IS DENNIS
And He WIN 81 . Ns~ Sergeant
Of Police.
DENNIS nlLlAlfY APPOINTED
To H sAs Third sesBnAns - Recon-.
sssuasd b sup<'rtss1ndess Carr.
xhe Ssuakkan.

After more than month of delay the
board u poiics ard lire commissioners
appointed ths third sergeant for tho do
pastussnt The lucky man Is Dennis
Millzlsy who has bsen go the force nine
years. Commissioners t.oettgert. Whitney.
Judsoa and Bender were present.
Marshal LEMON reported very light
day on july 4. He forbid the nlep
using firs crackers about the houses and
found II an improvement over ths prac-
tice OF previous years
Superintendent Carr reported thatthc
eight new men selected by the board bad
been working aimee last Saturday night
He said he had made special effort 70
protect people at the tune the circus
wss in the city and had been very sue
c~ssful. ~ no serious complaints had
como In. He reported the signal system
working poorly and 1t times IL was i'm
possible to get reports from the men 1t
the patrol boxes
Ne Was DiscAarscd.
Superintendent Carr reported that X
b. Coates had been represented 70 him
as man not 1t 30 hold position on
the force. Mr.. Carr said he had been 10
Plajnwell and there heard that Coates
had forged check ON the bank there
but he settled up matters and was dis
charged. Soon after the supcrintendents
return from Plainwell Mr. Coates handed
in his revolver and club and had not
been seen since. lie recommended that
Coates be discharged. which was done.
NJ. NJ. Ward resigned as signal opera
tor Referred 10 the committee on men
and discipline.
Residents at the corner Of Hall and
Madison avenue complained that the
boys congregats there and make life
miserable at night. Referred to the
SUPERINTENDENT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

You can't afford 20 laugh. dear girls,
Unless your teeth are white as pearls
Unless POUR mouth 10 pink and sweet,
And your two lips in roseDuds meet;
And you cannot supply this want.
But through the use OF SOZODONTl
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

w. Ketcham. No. AGO jefferson ave-
nue.. measles; J. Mankoski. No. 81 lndi-
ana street, diphthcria; Nellie and baby
May. No. LIS Dayton street; whooping
cough.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

The Rev. DIR. Campbell Fair will leave
Monday for a brief vacation trip TO
Europe. He will visit the familiar
scenes Of his youth in picturesque Ire
land.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

James III. Browning. No. - Allen
street; Greenwood. Frynfis Norman.
No. LAG Fresirick street; Greenwood.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
q. n. a. 1.


s5.75 to Bay View and return on July
10 to 10. inclusive. good for return until
August 10.
Trains leave Grand Rapids 40 a. m,
! 10 p. m. and 1880 p M; arrive Bay
View sos p. m. 7:25 p. m. and l:i3 a. m.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Send copy % the ILLUSTRATED Has
AID to your friendA Price cents.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

On the Sunday excursion 10 Muskcgon
july liz Leave Union station 5 =. M.
via T.. 4 w. NJ. Rate Sl.0n
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Commissioners Bender called attention
10 the contemplated change from part
pay to full pay men. aud the purchase
OF new engine. He thought with the
cut in tho budget both changes could
not be made this year. He favored the
purchase Of the engine Mr.. Whitney
said he did not recognize the power OF
the council To cut their budget in the
manner they had done. The items of
expense in the board we're fixed. aud
would not permit OF topping Oh here
and there. II the expenses exceeded
what was allowed the hoard by the
council tho fund would Be overdrawn,
and would have to be replenished from
other funds. Mr.. Whitney moved that
the marshal withhold action in changing
from part pay to full pay men. Carried.
Leave 81 absence was granted Officer
Houghtailing
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Via G. 4 w. NJ. Railway. July Ia. Sun
day. Leave Union station =. IA. Rata
1i.UO. Benefit Of the Maccsbeea.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

The committee 10 which was referred
the appointing Of third sergeant. re
ported the following list: $. q. Gurrier.
Dennis Millaley. James Mooney. Alex
ander Mcdonald and David Dunlap.
To this list was added John Conlon. the
ex-scrgcant, who was reduced to the
ranks about year ago. In submitting
these names the committee praised
highly the good work Of the men az po-
licemen. and said they would all make
good men for the place. A ballot was
taken and Dennis Millalcy was unani.
mously chosen to the place.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

unsra staih'o At 8 a "a. July ie W. G
& " II. Railway. hate stu
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

beautiful teeth are . luxury few possess.
We have heard people say they would give
everything they had for such beautiful teeth as
go and so had.
The true secret Is not much In the perfect
1t the teeth as IN the snow like whiteness
and the brilliant polish.
All teeth are capable u this With proper care
Washes and pastes should be avoided - they
are injurious ~ Are also many III the POWDER
A properly prepared powder. however, Is the
only right and perfect thing to cleanse and pre-
serve tho teeth. This We have succeeded In pro-
ducing after much labor tsnd expense. The
formula IL by one Of the M o = noted dentists OF
Of this country and h absolutely perfect.
SAPODE>TA Is the name we have adopted
for IL, and We are the exclusive owners aud
manufacturers. We guarantee Sapcdenta to 10
20. 'n,s Isi,srs so;." p".as1 3" me tx,
moro beautiful with loss trouble than any other
preparation Ia be had.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Thursday. July 18th. the d.. G. III. a
NJ. Ry-. in connection with the Goodrich
Line. will run an excursion Ia Chicago.
seaving Grand Rapids at TBS a. m. ar
rive Grand Haven $50 a. m. making di-
rect connection with DAY STEAMER
for Chicago. Tickets viii be valid for
return up Ia and including July 18th,
by steamer. leaving Chicago at TO p.
m. For full particulars apply at depot
or city office. No * Monroe 81
JAS. CAnrEELI. City Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

sunday Exeussion 20 Mushsgon
For the benefit Of the X. o. 7. NJ. Leave
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

so.T5 10 Hay View and return Tor camp
meeting add ASSEMBLY,. July 10 10 II.
Good for return until August IL.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08
DR.. PILCHER

Il . ssgvlss graduate from TIE hrst ca
iessu. aad hse k4d unlsm.t.i es;ee.
enoe - thess speci4Itso<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-08

Patient. at distance successfully
treated BY mail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

&c. in regard to- keeping pressure in
mains south of R0sedale With The pres
ent pnmps 81 taking too much risk in
lighting u irc in the business part Of
the city.
pntilio hill. where ihc stand pipe is
stunted o. - feet higher than Tucker
hill 10 keep NJ fire pressure w Rose
dale would involve q great loss oi Tine ln
getting pressure north of tosedalc. "
say nothing Of the strnin on tho pumps
When the stand pipe ig perfectly tight
uotioe will be- given TO The chief oi the
fire department. and citizens 81 the
Seventh aud Eighth wards that they can
connect with the mains.
Twice have the pumps broken under
the strain Of filling the Pntill0 hill stand
pipe. cntailing au expense 10 thu water
works department ion each instance OF
about 500 Mr. Iiawley rs giving bis
personal attention TO the caulkng of the
seams Of the stand pipe and other places
whore the minor leaks werp detected.
and il ~ probable tho stand pipe can be
hlled Monday and the connection made
with the w1tcrFm mains. and the stand pipe
head win give pressure for fire proiec-
ton.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
PERSONAL.

VIM, Earhart prominent cattleman
city. >" '''
Judge and Mrs John T. Henry Of
Dallas are visiting AIR aud Mrs. "
~ Harrison on Adams street.
sheriff Moore OF Wichita Fails was I'm
me olty last night aud left for home
ths morning with a prisoner
DIR ~ ! Boyles of Houston. Hons.
ton and Tcyas Central sureaon. h I'm
thc cify, q"
!. g. Loving Of 1acksboro. secrnto,,.
OF thg Northwest Tcyas Catue Raisers'
association, was in the city yesterday.
j ID kerfQot OF Dallas. an nsnro,c,
adluster Is registered at the pickwiok.
Geo L. Dexter Of Dallas, wcll.knowp
day. '"'
Mat Grau, In advance OF the Grau
opera company TINT opens hero for "A
WssG9k, ,oeginuing Monday next, Is at the
Miss Pauline Wynne IL visiting friends
In COrsicana.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13

amount OF the bonds or increase The
rate ~ Interest and thereby increase ne
liability ~ lle tax payer But u LUIS w
true does not Hilcci TIE right ni the civ
council Do issue the bonds. bui q must ne
done In accord with the terms Of the con-
tract under which thcy were authouled.
As 10 those bonds which have been Issued
we Do not M this time undertake 20 decile'
under the peadlngs IN the case, what rene
dy exists The second main point Tor lt-
cislgn ls that although the bonds were ~
sued Tor The purpose Of raising money W
build dain which should supply water
and lrhts-tha tiis is secondary to the
main, but hidden purpose. which was 70
supply power 70 factories and such infu-
ufions.
The power Of taystion is only lodged In
the city for public purposes IL has no
authority 10 engage In business enterprises
tiinl are privnte In character ana not Tor q
public use permitted by its charter. II me
main purpose ~ the city rs to engage IN
ille unlnWful enterprise. u cannot give the
Illegal Urt life BY naming ID FOR q purpose
that rs lawful. aud the facts showing the
true purpose may be disclosed by tax
pnycr whose property Interest may be NJ
fecied by such illegal act fOr such act ~
not only ultra Tres the city charter. but
is Do law @ fraud upon the rights of the
tnN payer Under this the appcllees cone
tend that u r. in effect an inquiry into the
motives Of the city council in pWsiug the
ordinnnceF in uuesti) III, and that such IN
curry IL not permitted 60 the taxpayer.
The discretion Of the city council can not
w controlled by the courts unless IN case
Of fraud. mat in some way iujurlgusly af-
fects the right Of the tax payer on the pub.
lic. an inquiry into the purpose Of the
party against whom relief n sought is per-
mssible ns judicial question Ia order 10
determine whether ln the main ease the
object De tu commit the wrong complained
of. N Dillon municipal corporations. 4
edition, sec. $500. The power given the
city u ltE charter "tO raise money on tue
credit ~ the city for u special purpose by
issuing bonds Of the city.' necessarily car.
remaining counts arc ndeHnlie in tile mn.
tioulars discussed she uyprinUnts Of the
petition ure stated with sufficient certainty.
ana state cause Of action emitting up.
pelant ~ RELIEF N the facts are as al
lrRai. ln this respect the court erred in
su4tnluiug fhe demurrer. and Tor this rca-
son we reverse pa" Judgment lud remand
Tie rnuse. opinion by Fisher g. f.
Justice Key ana not sit n this case
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
ron sEDuCTION.

Last night Sheriff Moore Of Wichita
Falls came IN from Wcntherford with
Andrew Snowdeu, who was arrested ot
Whit. Wednesday, on warrant from
Wichita Falls, charging him with the sc-
ductiou of girl Of about 10, whose peo-
pie are of very good standing and who
live about three miles uorth of the Falls.
Suowdcu had known and lived with the
family iu Parker county, whence they
moved to Wichita about two years nRO
During the past season ho had worked
with % threshing outfit aud had still
boarded with the fnmily of the girl.
About ten days ago she gave birth 20 q
child. aud yet for o. long limc withheld
guy Information about the identity Of
the author Ol her wrOugiug. AZ Last it
was extracted from her. aud on iniorma-
ton filed by thc futhrr the arrest was
madc. ~ Us probable the ease viii end
not in the court room, said Sheriff
Moore. but IN the church with marriage
bells, insleud of the changing of the pris
ON bars
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-13
PENCIL PICKINGS
IN THE CITY,

Don't fail TO attend Crawford's dry
goods remnant snle today. They show
bargains iu all departments.
Crawford Dry Goods company is maxi
Ing big runs In fall and winter goods.
To the Voters Of Fort Worth-Sub-
tect 10 uIe action of the city Dcmocrn-
~ iu selecting q nominee for the Office
OF city attorney, / hereby announce
myself as candidate for that Office
Your support viii bee duly appreciated
ANA 10 utrusted with the duties of the
oihcc 60 shall br INV honest effort To
properly serve you. Respectfully.
W. B. FORD.
Tonight the uowly elected officers Of
Algna lodge will be installed 40 Is of r..
hall All A. o. T. W. members iu the
city are cordially invited to attend.
The Womnn's Auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
g. A. viii meet in the parIors of the as
to'iuton ut 3 y. m. today Ladies' who
are Interested but who nrc not members
are also invited to be present
The y. NJ. g. a. has begun regular
class work m the gymnasium. The class
as meet ON Tuesday and Friday nights
nt y O'Clock All members of The assoc
citation are entitled TO this privilege, and
those wishing 10 avail themselves of il
should be present this evening. armed
with rubbersoled shoes.
The admirers and friends of Bob Gra-
ham aud his new play. Larry the I,ortl. 3"
VIII be- pleased TO hear he Is coming 10
Msit Us aguu on the evening of Jan. 30
ms support ~ stronger and better than
ever
Tho Grau Opera company win open it's
enEngemcnt on next Monday evening ina
Richard Stahl's tuneful opera. Said
Inehu TO the music loving people Of
FCrt Worth this announcement speaks
volumes
Thc now rituals OF the Knights OF
l'Ntmas have arrived and will be- used
Tor the lirst time iu CXomplyfying the work
at g mcotiug next Monday evening ip
comforting the ranks
THE Young Ladies' Aid society of
Mulkey Memorial church will Give IA
social at Mrs. George NiulEcy'g. corner
~ Louis avenue aud Lpudu street. tn.
u,Sul nice program is prepared aud
all are cordially invited
Mrs DR. Kcllar's buggy horsr bocame
tribe trsky about B o'clock Yesterday
ui''rhonn' Wlu in .prnncing around got
one lyF over The Shutt Instead of CUT
ting the harness as Mrs Keller rpuuc,f.
vd, those who went to her aid hold thc
horse. and lac fell down and broke The
shafts
Fannie, one OF The attractive luto
twin daughters OF City Secretary Burns
has broken her loft ankle and sullers
grfauy from thc injury IL Is supposed
we accident occurred during some play
an school F''
Jim Davis had an attempt az hold.
up last night near thc Union depot. bilt
he blufed the mon of.
r. lamprecht was jailed on charge
OF cmbrlslement
W. H.. Evans, colored reported a bur.
glI had brol,on into his house. cast
rum aud Harding streets, and stolen
some clothing aud food.