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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

y =
Emft s~mmaa
Among the animals Dr. Alrmxrlr. g.
eording 20 Nature. has sp<eially oh
served = the red ocyposie crab whici
swarns ON aIl the sandy sh@r~s of IE-
dia- The bigger Of In swo ehcKnr. a.
nippers. bears acruSs the -'palnr n Iong
anely-toothed rfflEr. and ON ene of th
basal joints 0f the ''=rrnr against whie.l
the palm ear be tighfly sIo~-si sh-rs-
II a second similar ridge When sl.-
palm Is so folded against th~ bmsr -
the arm the first ridge ezn - work
across the second Eize o bow acrums q
fiflsiFe. only in rhis case sh~ b~w i'm -
eral times larger than the asEsile
And now ~ - the way theze CIT
play their addles. A rohb~r crab
ters the burr0vw % another Ehen
riuhtful owner discovers the intrus
he utrers a few broken tnn9s - rem
STRANGE. 0n hearing whirh chs intrl.l
II permitted. viii AZ euce leave she
row IL the intruder b prevented 9
making hts escape che l0r and ure
tones II the rightful owner <rasin-
rise IN Isustncss and Shrsline~s and
qneney until they bernm~ eonrimn
Iow-pi-ehed whiror high-Pirshesl Ers
Ths. bur-usw .rr-eirsar - a rs..nuarsr
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

yos Always Csus~d By the Emsei1ns 90
the O~~m~aDB-
When yOu see in the paper nire lir-
tie story about blushi1x brides. dOn't
think the bIushes are always eaErsed By
ths. emotions Of the occasion. TtmDuFhs
So once. but discovered y secret the
other evening at wedding taas = real-
" too good to keep
The wedding party was In the vesEi-
bule Of the church awaiting the strains
Of the webbing march. when they
should advance 20 The altar Then it
was that the bride. anxious About her
hair. her veil or her trzin. WAS very
pale. says the Boston Views Her Maasd
Of honor noticed this. and playfulIy. as
I thought. pinehed the fair ones cheek
But what seemed careless action was
evidently prcmeditatsd- for no soon~-
did the brides cheeks show = tin<s Of
pink than the maid Of honor rrUres4esi
10 manipulate her own fair features
and her action was initiated By al tbs
bridesmaids Then the organise pl@Fed
and the party pr0ceeded 10 the altar
Ths crsaf Lsts-ry-
"Mnrrinxs 10 q i0ctsry wnicm
aTM~ law ahm SAID. -ss@waB@R
-Quss- So ne sash sxnd on~ I'm whien
aTns Eorer gss ths pr1EeA
-D~m0rSSgs M1T1rf7a
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

S~ru YorIs~r-Juss tAan& W. ChimmwDs
--su,sual rs~o-,I How eouid p~op1e sr-
tend = srs-isFs fair in Chieaxa wtshoas
running the risAr of bring rphb~& mnHl
uurviercd@
Chs-axo Mna fcunasi<nti1ziv s-OA.
fhere ron't b@ amy nc aIl th@rz n~s .
particle. Just ns quiri ~ th@ f1ir up~n~
All the robbers wiI1 ssap burxi4r.zt1w
and ro CD Ee~pinx hotels -Txx1a SAsfr
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

M0st Of the peppl@ as th@ smhA~ w~r~
m~n. says Drzixefs Magazine ard th~T
were making MERRY over tss suns1rrs 81
fsninin~ vIni-v-
Ar Inss one 0f ths s~v~ s~sum~m pr'-u~mr
felt moved 20 s1y worsI
s-Of eorr4e wmEzl@m mrm ~AAm4 &m@ -
nuarsxr-I. 'anH equally. ~ crmrs~A m~n
s-~ not vain Why she arEi~d- wish \
rGanre around th@ table at rais rwrT
mona~ns tine n~~ir-iss 0f thr hmna@@mam@s
man in the rDrsz is 40 shs haxis of his
collar
Tn-= ~h~ srnfhesL t0r every mmm pre-
ers and put ma hrnd h~Aimat h1s mawiE-
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

In Rso Jan~iro thErw as N nD~~4 sFs-
Ten of arOisIi1x ths b1oeiz~ainE e
ssr~~ez On th= huzinenz shnrumxhf4r~z
MI th~ rs-nelrs mnsA -~hani~s ar@ MmmzAsuh
N o1~ ds--<-iosL In shasw8T sh~srr~z1
OF trzSae n lsrps eouzsznfly znrsnE =
shas cnr-~zt hs bnund ersr Ms.d I nm@
d1snx bsrsiu~ss 90 the se-s~c d=~hr~~ -
drive vest. Ne s1<es - Sra cruz
stree. east AND x-sB so o lesz e-~wrs@d
wxT b~fs-m surrEmw westward
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

Paragrapher-Herw's a fanmw P@Pw
with Sas - Jokes ynsr EnaHfr zs~.
Minstrel Man vita sixnsSTf - Ns
never rsss printed joi<es. SIR
Para-rapHrr-weli bat snms yun
thinx they zre an improvements 0n thr
jokrs that were zusssn up before t1s 90
az printing was discgwrrud+-N W.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

He-Aren't you pleased with the way
my musssehe is growing7
She-Yes. indeed Inn more tse<ied
with Il every time you eall-Brookiyn
life
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31
WANTED

Agents to sell our choice and II arlv
Nursery Stock. We have many special
varieties. both in fruits and ornsmenials 70
offer, which are controlled only By rs. We
pay commission or salary. Write us al
once for terms and sec1re choice OF terri
tory.
MAY BROTHERS, Nurserymen,
Rochester, N. Y.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

BY Jove, Mabel ! sometimes think
Won only married INC for my money
Those lucid intervals are encourag-
fur Life
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

why was the match sPoiiesi2
The old man threw cold water On IT,
That would spoil any match -Har-
per's Bazaar
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

why did he call his new hotel ths
Columbus
so he could use one Of the new Coz
lumbar stamps for sign nT-Detroit
Free Press.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

Heircss-If should marry an Eng-
lish lord would you be anything. psPa7
PsPa-Yes bsnkTupt-Bostcn Co
zette .
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

George-Have come too early. dear7
Laura-No, George We have J1ss
had ten, and u always ought TO eone
right after E-Chicago Tribune
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

WE ARE STILL ON DECK We better facilities larger
W stock and lower than before We
high Butler
pounding since The result has been satisfactory
took lots OF nerve and hard work but the people with and
by their support financially good words spoken have kept
manful on IN the same started out having for
Never misrepeent nor try to get rich off customer that
to-day everybody friend
means a for life.
Iyou have not been here lately should and
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31
CHAPTER VI

ICopwiGltsa, 1856, 5y D. LotlroP DC Co., Gs1
Published by .SpsciTl ArTaagsnent.l
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31
Adventures Of Tad,
OR THE
HApS AND MISHAPS OF 4 LOST SACHEL.
A Story for Young and Old

BY FRANK II. CONVERSE
AUTHOR or PEPPER ADAMS BLOWN Our
TO SEA" paul GRAFTON" Etc
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1893-03-31

And everything belonging to a
driving or team outfit at cores
pondingly low prices. No
difference what you want to
use about horse or team come
here for it. We have even reduc-
ed the price of Kramer wagons.
We also have now a lot of the
very finest buggies, wagons and
harness made in the world,
which we sell at prices others
charge you for common work.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
oRCANlzEp CHARITY.

EDITOR HERALD-Perhaps 1t IL due
the public that an explanation he
made Of the movement recently IN
augurated for eystemizlng the CHART
able work OF the city. Durng the
past year there have been held several
meetings of few men aud women of
the city who were more or less familiar
with the work of dispensing charity.
and providing for the wants OF the
sick and destitute, with view To de-
vlAng better methods for dong the
work. Nothing practical resulted un-
I'll our townsman, j. ". Rosenthal,
who has had much experiences IN sucn
work, originated plan for q thorough
test OF public opinion on the subject.
lie prepared aud sent out great
number of circulars partially explain
ing the methods OF "orgsnizec char
ity," and with them . printed slip With
. request that those who favored the
project would return them TO me duly
slgned.
| have received . great number OF
favorable replies. and several very IN
teresting letters from persons who evil
IDENTITY feel much interest IN the mat
ter. 80 certain is IL that there 10 al
most universal feeling IN favor OF some
new methods, that public meeting
will be called to discuss the question -
soon as we can obtain the services OF
one or both of two experts who have
volunteered 10 come and address us .on
payment OF their necessary expenses
Thomas ID. GIIBERT.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

la view Of the general agitation Of
the subject of good roads. the bill now
before The New York Legislature will
suggest concentration OF IDEAS. Gov
ernor Eseh though. The subject Of so
much importance as To be euttled 10
precedence over all other subjects IN
his inaugural message 10 the leg stature
The committee appoin,ed to investl-
gate aud report has made Al exhaustive
return. bat no direct action has as yet
been suggested 10 the legislature.
Tue New York bs;l provides tor IN
amendment 10 the present highway
avs 90 As TO empower the boards of
supervisors IN the various counties by
majority vote 10 designate certain
main highways 10 be improved aud
maintained At county expense, the
work TO be done under the supervision
OF county engineer designated by the
board II supervisors BY another pro-
pcsed amendment the tax for road
ias provement must be paid in
money and not in work upon the
highway in the slip-shod and unsyste-
matte manner of the past The burden
Of road Improvement seems to be upon
the counties while the city OF New
York. which would profit enormously
by system OF good roads throughout
the stale in the cneapening of supplies,
would entirely escape taxation for such
benefit. IL Is claimed that the state
At large should pay one-fourth or one
half the expense Of road improvement
in each county. This bill Is necessarily
crude and incomplete. but IT Will serve
as = starter 70 q most needed reform.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

measure. Ter great care uzs evsdsztly
sxersl><d 70 cut salaries only sasss "a .
xalo soul1 D. maize - tns expense II
TIE pfsseht sdnia .sSrxron- Mr.. bock-
sfy's spzsen Ia the Question Of govern
nent2l unsacs = rensFkHb.e oasy for
its MISLEADING TENOR. lie Gets up sersss
of '.lfsp and declares hat dsIieseaey
oil 10 s1oun on sas conditions snuns-
srslsd. AZ ssll night . banker de-
clare Lsmsslf 10 BE snsoisent because
cerlzla credits and debts are taken
from his general resources 70 iiquidAts
particular o0ilxstson, a. 10 contend
that . deneisney viii sxlss in The
lated states treasury brcAase honest
debts have besn paid from moneys not
included n specific fuads. Mr.. Dock
cry pretsnts that II certain nonsys are
credited To gwen tuads aud certain
debts are inciaded in CERTAIN state
msnts Of disbursements. . deficit WILL
appear am ounung 10 more than the
surplus estimated by Secretary Foster.
Ihis - equivalent to saying that II the
government had no money il would Do
bankrupt His speech u . partisan
TRADE founded upon sapposititlous
fancies rather than . financial review
founded upon statistics and facts.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
Hi AND MISS RRsMIiEs

IL Was never intended by the found.
ers OF this government that the United
States senate should DO An asylum for
tired millloaalres or lap of luxury
for successful ward politicians; but the
founders OF this government were old
fogies. What did they know about
politlcs'-Chicago Tribune.
The silver statue will be but an Incl.
den. Ia Montana's exhibition Mt the
worlds fair. The real feature to which
the stats will point with pride will he q
deck of cards made from human skin.
This time the iady's name 10 withheld.
New York Advertiser.
II the predicted January thaw ar
rlyes tho merry plumbers will have dia-
monds to give away IN less than two
weeks. The town Is TO the pIumter' 4
visilart eye vast wilderness Of burst
waite. pipes.--New York Press
The French governments Jealous eff.
fort To procure the extraditon of Herr
Is another evidence of the innocence II
President Carnot, for Herr probably
knows the name Of every guilty French
msn.-Sew York World.
Thisagltstion for good country roads
may reveal the fac. that the cneapes
and best scheme for botn passenger
and freight traffic IN the country IA the
electric railways trealor Free Press
And the Hon. Matthew Stanley QUAY
has been vindiczted again. Well, hs
cant have more vladicstions than he
neecs.-Chlcsgo Tribune.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

ssa shan : .5as sssscles 81 slothing far
ths Door 10 ths London >erdlrsefk
SasId oufAx the past ys<r- Sasn
. san< one remarked apon aer un1fing
energs ire fossl saas sd, with hsf
ete<rful sfnll~; .Ys-. she people
enxnt 20 BE fond Of IA. Tor we DO wSEk
hard for fhsm-"
from 81 Petersburg consss the sur
prlslnx INFORMATION that xo:nea mss
te o.. poyed upon The stale rsllxsss
10 the future 10 toe pr parton of 20
per cent The nature OF the work
they are 10 DO Il net specified. aud
probably vii. he clerical. The conces-
sion Is = remark able ore Tor the Gar 9
dominion.
German woman, Frau Dr. son
Hsttstesn Aoess. spent three months
80 . common fsctpry han-i At Chem
nitz and IA the ne.g Ehofhood. working
in i've different factories. gathering
material Tor = work on the suplees o.
women textile WORKERS.
A correspondent from Hslsingfors
writes shat women ia FINLAND compete
wish men - clerks, managers VI hlii-
tied COMPANIES. doctors. centsts.
house builders aud tank cashiers. ia
which capacity they arc found more
honest than men.
Two Jewisn young ladies. Miss Adele
Ellis aud Miss Flora Rosenhaln. have
oassed the tnal examination for tie
Il. A. degree Of the University OF Mel
bourne.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
BEAUTY OF TARTARY.

Her loose sack. of . medium but
brilliant blue WOODEN material. fell low
over = petticoat OF the same. terminal
ing in . single fiounce. Her long black
hair was carefully braided and fell
from beneath an embroidered cap CT
crims n velvet with rounded end
winch hung on one side In . coquettisn
way. Her neck was completely COW
er,d with & necklace which descended
to her waist ike breast plate. and
consisted Of gold coius. some OF them
very ancient and valuable, medals, red
beads, and . variety of brilliant objects
harmoniously combined. Her heavy
gold bracelets had been made TO order
in Kazan after . pure Tartar model.
and her eoftsoled boots Of rose pink
leather, with Conventional designs IN
many-colorcd moroccos, sswed togeth-
er with raiubow-hued silks, reached
nearly TO her knees. Her compiler n
was fresh and not very ssllow, her nose
rather less like q button than is usual ;
her high cheek bones were we'll COW
cred. aud her small dark eyes made up
by their brlllsncy for the slight upward
slant of their outward corners.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
PoINIs AaouI mEn

The car 70 said to be pale and thin.
but ne - not so thin ne some of tho
stories about his sol!cstude for TIC Ses-
fare and comfort of nj. bis subjects.
General Buffers brain weighed more
than tia. OF Daniel Webster, by four
ounces. but Daniel Was by far the
heavier man IN national affairs.
Ike French fight about 1000 due.s a
year, but the coru eT mas lost al. inter.
Ell IA them. Tho jobs he gets out u
tnein are AZ raye Is comets vssith
The baekbone of the cold wave NAV
be broken. but, for goodnes-ssse, cling
10 yoar ulster while there - a button
lett upon -.
Medarva medical men considered
chips from the pail ~ on when some
body had been aange5 good. remedy
for agae.
Hsnry T. sumaer, who dred IN a
cheap lodging house m Hartford last
wsex. was . cousin Of sbc late Charles
sumter.
President Patton vii soon resume
as regular eafiss - frnceton. lie Ia.
i,e-n Abssst from attendance tor nearly
year.
TIE university - Berlin has nesrlv
5.Ves stCcsats. siaout e.e,0 nsofe thsll
are IA attendance at Harvard
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
BLAINE IS DEAD.

Error HsRALp-fhe most eonspicu-
Gus and commanding hgure Ia national
politics has answered the final sum
mons. James q. Blaine has passed
from the scene OF subsnnary existence
into eternity.
The magnetic presence, the giant
form. the warm heart and mastery si-
tei.ect have csAsed 10 serve his country
from the citadel OF life-
A loving and admirirg people were
partially prepared for the final disco
luton, but when 10 came cloud swept
over the hearts OF men, and solemn
and thoughtful mein betokened the
presence of q common loss.
The charm OF his LOVING heart. the
radiance Of his great mind, the glow
OF his earnest enthusiasm, aud
the patriotism of his every instinct, are
living, vital, growing forces, which will
shed luster on this generation Tor ages
TO come.
What Gladstone 10 TO England. Biz.
marck To Germany, Blaine Is TO tie
civilized world, who with us will mourn
he death.
lie had passed through the crises of
political thralldom aad stood at the
nigher apex OF national greatntss.
IMPLYING tina possibilities OF America.
In the latter years of his life the ma
jestic sweep OF his intellect iilumi-
mated the darkest corners OF the earta
with principles of advanced thought.
The delegates IN Pan-American con-
grees assembled about HIM in council;
with doubt and fear they scrutinlzed
his every act, but when the conven-
ton dispersed, It's representatives knew
why Blaine WAS the idol OF MS country
and the admired of the world. VERT
able buiwark in diplomacy, master
of finance, . wise Iegis!ator, a safo ad-
visor. true American. . loyal, loving
friend. None live that can take his
place on tho scene OF human action.
scholar. statesman, patriot, frlendl
Farewell! WILLIAM ALDEN Smith.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Nellie Gin the absence of the servant.
trying 20 start q ure IN the grs;s--oa.
dear ne. wish thls stupid hse would
buru.
Nellis's Mother-Thraw IN some OF
M. 1ushsngion's love letters 10 you.
Ssil --Nasl's Weekly.
Little Johnuic-I guess ss has &C
ccptsd Mr.. Newcomer.
Little slster--W nys
Little iohnuse--ife hasn't given me
aas esrdy fof week and yesterday ne
Kicked the dog.--st.er; n SMITH food
Newa
WHAT doss Larrsngton see IN Hsr-
ringson personal appearances 70 sd-
m4se - muces lie = siwsys taking OF
handsome Harrington.
w ny. don't Yen knos7--thsy are
sad 20 iook very ns<ch alike. - Puck,
Passenger ion l. road Ny goot.
nss., Halt . second more ena Yoa
vonle ;sve ssmmes that gate right
INTO az finger.
on.ra- Veil. sfs rsining an a nd
sooa vac of Nes York Weekly.
Kstry mao Trunks himself above ,np-
erstf1un. Of course. bnt The coming of
. so-csiied lucky osen has rsver
esusea hsns DISTRESS. ID lsths anfncky
presntstic vhsfh = slssysa ssdeissson
81 tae devil. '--lfaek-
1eerser-~i ssn gisd 70 sss ven york.
IN 80 81 - Say a. your ~rstiox fss
sons
Late Foy 1ss'ns. wxnf - ret -
esa pfits ny rea s1ensts street a
Smiths 5ooe >er.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

When Sac smoke shall ciesr away
ffcn ne senatorial battles nov goiGg
on "a sevsrki of tae states The r.alcu-
lousness % tee present syntsm cf
siscting senator's vii be more giafingiy
apparent than evea toooer or later
ne asnsnd 81 The people that senators
be sectsd ~ srfet vote must 10
granted The Chicago Jourrsl, DIS.
cr.s.nz The senseess .crsaidss for
ssnaioFsnips, very seashly rsmsrxs.
ain one respect al lesst the elsciloa
Of J'nitst states senators by d.rect
vcte II TIE pcopl8 world Be an i'm
pruysmenf upau he present system.
There caa BE- 40 Question tat that Il
would t- mnen ssst expensive A. the
present 4ins therb ara some az or
seven state lfQi.i 3tnrrs. tie members
q Which sfs inaalx'nx N thst costly
farce CARED a dead lock. al i#eAuss i
= sIrpos-ihis Cor shim 10 briax scent
me necessary continuation "a ei@iit q
s~nHser. II some Of tb~sa cses there
u . <eaun- stragnls for party ss1Yse.
macy. bus the persopsi element . a.
important fsetor a iaem e.. snc IN
several state. coasA bites tina cnly tone
Of ecnssntlon. "a = tss duty Of me
psspls - r~r<st snli r-,terste the De-
nxsa Tor . direct vsse oassi tns eat =
seco~pl,shet.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Win ths e. pre- sfsis> ne pretty
fasni oI had cfrssrs. tnre<Ds and
BIS 1t TASTED slx aas .sce . sure 10
eome nask. anen las. the ensp-fe
Kosns srre VIZ hes5 fFesses pse&ms
hsost xlstofsss. ana shey we're OF ali
eo.urs ans usds az al sefss Of stun.
They WE'RE not hate II al. huf hsAdyvsr
Ia war sstn sseulag so~ns- On xoa't
Ne dfiss thextr<s y "a Il Ne tske cp
ths old tine neai arr<sf u viii siot De
nat and II Wlll not &c bonnsss out
- ssls hardly be able 10 set suto the
eodPe because of 10. aEd asfor sbs man
tsnlnd Ne ~ tue p.ay--rss., ne wil be
worse OF than before. AZ yes the
sdoptse head drss- is quite harmless.
Just . piece OF soft elk or ksuxe 10
match or hafmon.ze With OF onef tbs
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28

Last sveniag the mysssss us and
my stery- marsng Hermann nys-nsi
. large audience IA The fovers. %
Manifestations ol spirit pnsaofnens
we're truly marvellous. dsiyng tno
keen ears ana eyes OF . CON fultles sp-
pointed irosn the sudssncs - detect
him IN nis tricxs. The Snsnsse niigFs-
tlDn illasion - = renaf able one. bat
not more 90 tnsn others OF his lnAct u.
able mysteries lie vii appear sgAin
tenight, performing many new aets oi
sieight-of-h<nt-
Leland T. Powers, tae celebrated I'M
p<rsonstoT ana dramatic reader, enter
tanned = large audience N Hartmann
hall last evening by reading Dion Bou.
elczulg's play. '.Tne snsugnfsn.' In
lis own peculiar line Mr.. Powers has
not an equal. and The remsrkshle con
trs. he possesses over his facial nue.
eles ana the range of his voice. enab-
ling him 10 carry all tue parts intelli-
gently. excited tue wonder Of ali who
heard him.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-01-28
MUST HAVE MEANT musKscoN.

Miiward Adams tells = good story.
He accompanied Theodore Thomas 10
Grand Rapids, where the Cnscsgo
orchestra gave q concert. While he
wss sitting N the box Office Of the
tnenter g ro1gh-iooking parsonage APP
preached with his coat collar turned
up and his nose a red as a holly berry.
In rasping voice he said 10 Mr..
Adass: What's goln on IN yer to-
nightT' In his blandest tones tho Chs
cago manager informed the man from
the rural districts that Theodore
Teva;as was trying 10 abuse the people
of Grand Rapids. The explanation
was mol at ali satisfactory, for. looking
Mr. Adams squarely in the eve. the
stranger saia: Theodore Thomas ,
what in - IL that, a lecture -
Adams couldn't say word more. hut
be got out one long shout that might
have been heard al over Kent county
IN the state Of Nichigan.-chicago
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