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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-29

vented, anu mas proved llseII successful.
Wood to exchange for second hand
well-pump. Enquire at old grist mill.
Johnson & Fay are handling the cele-
brated Peacock, Rock Springs, coal.
Leave orders at }. Q. Raynard's. (9tD
FouND, on the Coliax road, about
three miles from Pullman, By W. II.
Enos, a package OF white gloves. Owner
can have same by calling at this office,
AID paying for this notice.
Baird Il Ingalls, have started feed and
chop mill in the old Pullman roller mill
building, and are prepared to do all kinds
of grinding in their line. Bran and
shorts for sale. 5tf
Not every woman, who arrives at mid
die age, retains the colo and bauty OF
her hair, but every woman may do SO by
the occasional application OF Ayers
Hair Nigor. 1t prevents badness, re-
moves dandruti, and cures all scalp dis
eases.
Scalding pains are an indication of
an excess of uric acid in the urine. An
excess of uric acid indicates an unheal-
thy condition of the kidneys. Oregon
Kidney Tea will correct this by thor
oughly renovating these organs and
restoring them to healthy condition.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1893-12-29

Johnson & Fay are handling the cele-
brated Peacock, Rock Springs, coal.
Leave orders at J. G. Raynard's. (9t)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

fs~ Prisoners sf.os lf 10 Empios.d IA
lts >Alns tnsiusfry-

l.4ss1se. CHI Ags, - l.s Iaeesiug
~ IL boar,iii rs 10 .rscr - = iaafi
fatsoes q consider The 4siA,stiot 4 essn-
vet iaf<f ~ ! Tia pfeesg - y esiiDi y
~ ssth tie Gee las alch res .s-s
tat ceusists 90 saaE l.ysa ca srat', sol 4
- f4z a. possible. n@s DoeR q s@ss p 10
aay.
tsoxer1of Rsch !. acting a. talrman
sna Milo u. Can 3beAi Il Cot.l< aluf ~
secretary. "a eall.1s tee ulersIsg ~
order. t.oscr1c< Eigh said hat - sss
xicts "a soslsibi.s al.cIla be npioysd
~ TIE ss14s s1tlustrv. ~ al nor IA coua-
pete ~lih free labor. AID As nlssny as
poszibis sa0a.d te efaP.c. - o. state
NoEk-
A lotter sas read tftm the Detroit
broon a. aksss unic0 zsking taai tleu
tale 10 Ees unJEsty cssersre mated
against The furniture Manufael Urcrs
aasieiation. q Grand Eaplds also seat a
rslli laaication asking tnat 20 more
a. ~ ~ eonviets b. employees 10 any
T. ueular industry. except ~here the
In,auct IL used by SOFAS state lf.stita-
l.eh. that ~ little is-oor - potslsae be
ca eloyet. that contracts to abolished.
az that al prisoners Wofz Tor TIE state.
= commiftee consisting ~ ono tneta.
10 from each snstlfu fion Ne appointed
r. ,o1s.siuf shat aztlSlts KeEe Needed at
tla various Institutes and 20 EaSr
pflper Suggestions. -he com Hiiteo Is
o. ; uI sesston. There are ABOUT 70 per
CO.'S IA attsu.iAace and oeeEy Institution
except tie e.lueAtl4la- clss Is rsgrr-
n4.t.t
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
ON THE BIG CIRCUIT
opsnirg DAP q. tie 8sa'alo
Races
sEluW CONES TO The FRONT
wsnniag the e..;3 rrot---itobers ,.
lay Victory Ina ths $40
Pace.

DcVYsLo. y. Y. Aug The feature
= the opening day II the grand circuit
mes-i1x hers today was the victory q
Bsillni driven BY General Turner Ia the
III clss. trot Silva. winner Of the
narchants and manufacturers purse 80
Leiro.t. sss made heavy favorite. but
40 no stage IL I race was she 10 DC
considere4 nha was unsteady. repeat
ely Dsoke, and Goldsmith co1it not get
her xoiaz Turner has KEEP; Beilini near
the froat IA several Races recenty. Just
q see what vas in him. Today he
showed shat was IN the son of Artillery
BY mskiag a beautiful kiiliag ia really
artistle fashion. Ia nc hast after
this three Was Bellini worried and 10
as ia fr0nt every time. Robers j. had
"a essy victor, a the lilo pace, a. tho
withdrawal Of Manager. who viii 10
started Ia the fres-for ALL left hini vita.
out al eppcurat worthy OK his steel.
Directors flo~or captured the s2uo
purse Tor 3-year-olis eligible o. the ? %
class and VAS never bothered by az. of
TIE oshsrs Ab.at 400 peop.e SAW ae
races today. and the meeting promises
- be very successful.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

wow. .. = result a she treatment by Dire.
COPELAND AMI tsralsxn, e~a zee tat ln no
Particular have tisey failed 10 scoofnplisf.
sa~s ~hat they promised. | have waited
long cnOagn slAce treatment 10 De tui4s
satisfied ~iib lsse reslifs. and am coavllces
TIA; they VII last One tkins IN particular
n.eut Ia my general ooaalsion. hsa he@a
very leIsous and am satisfied fav l could
never have done the work did latE winter
had ia not h~rn tor the treatment received.
l noticed decidoo improvement IA my
naeInofy aud a general Strengthening Of tbs
the nervous systsm- Ny head feels clear
that feel there u bat one cure for cztsFEh
worthy the name. and that IL M tho Cope-
land Medical institgte. Drs. Copeland AID
Graham were frank and honorable In their
dealings with me. ana can cnDscisntoasly
recommend them ~ ell sufferers"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

A protest. zxais4s, Evans. us 1oE races
AZ Lsessssss @as &C. .4s.ea
ssEs@f 2sle, efea q. l. GARY. shsi
SEA. - -, poo. A. a. xlses1-fu lagss
flveho.st, - J., seepnd. 4. , hgo ; y
Cleveland. fhlaJ: ti1n,,. % a. Zin.
sAss mads - ! 3 Ia us ffsl gsizl Esas
y st.s ace. Tie sane tee Sas nAaae
- II &. Tsles Of SFriHgae q. Ol.so. "a
the sssstaa neat.
Ore ais, handicap j h. isl.sss ca
r@go - ard won. A. y freaea Tn
elnnkt - yarcs seron.i. \. l. CrooAs,
hEe4lo ~ yafslsl third: tla,e. 2;lS ,
10 tar second trial heat Sfooss msae
the ale Ia z.lS 81
u1s nsis state championship = W
Steah@f. Detroit. ~ea. tiaas, I'D !
Tie one nile aprH was declared O
after n had Sc~H done twice None u
ne men ulade il /; la the time Limit 81
By The .aages. which sas -
tt4;f mIle handlcAp-A. A thinner
man scratch ~0a. A. l. Crooks buf
fAlo. 60 saFe.sl seeOnd; r. A. Nealson
Springfield. Mass. 20 Yards fhlrd
tiAe. l.c-
Two mile international " O. San
ger Milwaukee. won; IT. &. 1y Ter
Springfield. second, q. IayloS. Nathan
third. time. 5I3 IS
Three mile lap racs-A. A thinner
man, h points. ~on; James Clark. Chel
ss~ points. second: A. l. Crooks. But
iaio. = points. third; time. 9.3l 30.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Il had haen treated foF eatarrh many
times ~ n8sny aiss rent aocsors. and vas
shoIoichiy ctsh vino ibat Uatarfh could
o. relieved for a short time and would re-
tiFn. / am glad - say | en- finally g.
tinced that eslarrh can te cured. and Ut
DIS. Copeland aud Graham c4L -arc snfatra
~ -csnenih.
Il went To- Drs. Copeland aud Graham - 3.
cil1se | had kaown : .esai who we're cared
tfere. | vas trolbied with intense bead
-iiss both IN front srt biek. Ii1xlnass. aI.d
head is.' fifil ani'du'i Ia III morning
] nd hoisss in ms etrs, ara ins aose
tfoubisd me q guat deal. Cling az. dis
charging and Was sore. rs shre.at was IN
~ Conaltiou. 1 constant aro ~ gave
sise "a a hawking and aoren - that caused
ffe au endless niser, aud trua' T., When
! cough; cold snf throat and .dbes felt raw
al :he way 3own Ny aupet'a wns poor.
a.y iurgue ~ coaito and ] I'D had taste
ia my mouth H. the morning. NJ NIGHTS
gtre u,~ti,ss and i-ii aiii gla Glreiresied
- e. .ieep. IA FAT. l ie.i cOa,pietgly used up.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

CLrKLASD. Aug. lit Is announced
that Walter Is. Richie 81 Lima. Ohio.
one q the leading candidates for the
democrat nomination for governor. bss
pulled oet ~ the race. fIis reasons lor
Withdrawing are No. definitely stated.
Richie had splendid chance 10 obtain
the nomination. and would have made a
tne candidate for the ,lemocTats With
Richie out the prospects aFe that LAM
renee I. Neal. the author 90 the tariff
plank in the last dee4ocrai platform.
will be nominated without m1ch II a
t.lrfl..f
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

fos usssfafsrs tsatiaazlly. b1t 81
paSsrs hasls.' ss1sssncs - llisl1 csss az
eaTefs..ls s<cisssl,1 ifzezn her a. 40
s,esanaaieafinn sith lis tssf,r pes
tnistesi The iva Eia.sFi 4. eist<ctls~~
40 Az g24nting tar Sll hot lis<asiI
the1r svzrge ~ ts ialarr ssszi
IheF SAP as Ero.s a.Ert ezstt3u~ -
nzanner - Der G,s1Aiishsa ia4ffUsss All
thAt sEis % particularly ei1se bslis asst
r. = b4ii1 fsd, kosss4f. fnat l<ac.I 81
sable eea sace k@s kien ol.fxinesl frssa
asr - tls p~rsistsnt ssarse A ; alas
- NhieA sks : !, As.sr atsesksst ~sr
s. crnstz { , ssfzg e. lasies = u :
LeF pAssess, 81 shs esa discover ~ a =
g0ing - ia oon&eetloE 18th the 1eezss
Il Aex FoEE
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
$500 A MONTH.

ALL PATIENTS WILL BE TREATED
UNTIL CURED FOR s. PER MONTH.
THIS INCLUDES CONSULTATION. Ex-
ANIMATION. TREATMENT AND MEDI-
CINE FOR ALL PATIENTS AND FOR
ALL DISEASES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Zimmerman. stsied ~ fse Wilma,
ErcSks tic Lccpr,i

DxvRofr. Mich. Aug. The ssnsh
annual lsert ~ to Michigan aivisioz.
l. A. "a. Iegau hess tolsy TIE races
uere s@rY good. some rspld iinle being
rade although go count & tie strung
xini wkash sre blowing g p.gu The backs
- tfe 81 iers ia The quarter mile og+.n.
I.u Iefnans flrla = - . rhieh
tressa tae Va- ds record. may not -
seecpgtl mfFwig. in the bali mile
talair o. Afro si eqrsi.ed his owa rec
pzd ~ "a 80
The ai.e % "a. phsee It sas expected.
a9nAt ie gsfy close te'Weeu SINGER and
IouasFuah sac a great dtEspp8int
neuA The aages s~s . tine limit =
81 tu' neaf q iha starters seenai (,
~ - nake Q = mite ~ D. hat fiu.e. so
after si4s eisfaece bad been gone over
a. t,-e. TIA fsce sas daaisrsd 81
tsuian.arse
gne mite rtvice ~ ~ hfown he.
,rfat wch. II Il >ait De;rot .ecand;
y II. ksiean. il~troit ihirsl time 1.il a.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Tie dissrsnee between TIE Temporary
clife- ais1 tlse CURES wrought b the togse-
LAID lnstAa.l, II eel iills.rased ia lhe CASE
- Mr.. +. T. Ha.nez. who rsa-ses ~ -
Broadway. and i gcEtlsman eel tnssa
IA this city. Mr. haynes Is engaged IS
shipping clerk for the Sigh fuzaiture fac
tofy. lie says.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

i.4sstss. Mich. Alag Ise board
a. -oelfs. 1s TIE In4pstrial School Zoe
I.iys As appointed " 3 lieritt II
OSeus.- sssisl ant superintendent and
~. a. We.bngs ol Lansing, p1ysi clan.
Mr hau itt las had ainctcen yearf sx-
t.rience ia feiara school wcsk at Mich
Lao. i8sga and Minnesota institutions.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Bar Cry. Mlcb. Aug l. MIRA j. l.
St0ddard and chisisen and Mrs L. +.
Moves we're driving on Center avenue
this nornsng. Their horse shisd aud
threw the-S4sriago infFont % an electric
car The carriage Vas smashed. both
laAlies we're bssstiy inlgrcd.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Our system Of nail treatment by mean. of
symptom blank and correspondence = as
perfect and etfectual as our Office work. Tho
charge j. the sssne--s5 a month cfseyery-
thing. including medicines N.ite for syinp-
tom blank To Drs. Copeland and Graham,
49, Eas, Fulton street. nrand Rapids, Mich
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

CADILLAC. Mich. Aug. agent
D~srosiers of the Michigan Central iden-
tiaed George Anderson. tramp. ss cue
of the men who shot Conductor f'o~teF
at Doxagiec some time ago. Anderson
was taken % CzssopolIs to-day.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

kAHAuazCo. Aic... Aux l. some OK
ths veterans here .rs - aaJ that they
Talk * han.-ins fioks Su.iia ia efigy-
Gear.ye ~. hn4pps peasIan = s3s a
Inonth has iust bs.en saspeniesi knapp
Eas bees suffering ffem bowel trouble.
rheumatism ard heart disease. AMI can
lot walk without a cane.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Bar CrrY. Mich. Aug. l.--All o the
boiler shops ia this city are closed 10,
daD II. insu vent out on strike fr a
nine hour day with tee houFs' par tn
employers refused 70 grant the demand
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

WAssuSsro~. Aog The weekly
crop bulletin Tor Michigan says Crops
Progressed rapidly. wheat harvested ex.
cept ~ northern sscsloa and yie.d bet
ter than expected: oats light crop,
potatoes and corn above average.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02


-rfn E.-t scsrBc~. $50.
h'sss-s Ho.8 srur fasR ~
- fr tsl hn Nel
~ i-s-5veY fgap. p
coFnpslT~s1. sut sar ste
gs<~ i.sst ti.sf - 80 &
ths = - s<~t q AZ kE-ssn
rr~ssssEs-s
IL sv<y sf-@~ - fnr-
~ = ffss skin - estl II
e~wF ea' - tint etsaf
frssn iutare hiasd, a
isNsaFsVr - 49,
rrssais.ssss sl,af's sd ~fa
a aasse< riat = - !
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
NOT TEMPORARY BUT PERMANENT CURES
Some Plain Statements that Deserve and Should Receive th
Consideration of the Sick of This Community.


stlsas. ns Asss c'n
4eayrs FOR naeh
tesea ~tas sos
A dA taking s"sA p esn aAa
o
NOTHING FOX CON
sCLfATI0S
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

sEcoNp DAN Ar sTuHGls.
Joag Drawn our Traits and roor Time
Made.

>IuRsIs. Mich. aug To-day was
the second day 81 the t7otting meeting.
Two unfinished races were completed.
two 81 f.slay : events finished aud three
heats % third ore truited.
SUMMARIES.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
rEsrE9DAY's BALI. CANES.


First game
$. iosi Q 0 I 0 o 0 0 o. . : :
Batser.es-psan.. Bannon end f,siz; ki..
lee. Colc'eush aad sieassl and susden.
lmpase--Sry4e-.
Ssscoad gasle-
~ Los. o o o 0 o o O tt . ,
Pttsog D o o 0 @ c. 6 IA 0
BateFie--Hawley snd Gauson; Kitten
anu s,ug len. tmplr-snyasE
Caicaro..0 o I o o. 2 B
Civlnd 2 0 - % 0 Is IL 1
Batsr.ez-McGiH and Sgf.issf, Young
ana oOauaor. Omp.7e-harst.
Bait'orc 0 10 / 20 o s-B )
Nasa. II U . . 0 . - .
Baitsrles-McMahon eud koi.iu-oat
S.ookaaie ana F~rFs.l. Iluplre --4icSSulaid.
Boston. ? 3 @ o 0 o o o - - .
taila. % o o . o o. 1 :
IatterNs--Stivetis aud Bannett; weyhlas
aEd Cruss. Jmgire-Emslle.
y. Y'k.......2 o o o o. II .
Brooklyn......l . o l 0 - ; /
natier..s-isusie AMI M.aigan; Loveti ard
Dsiy. lmplrs-tiafneg.
------ s----------
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
PURCHASING BY MAIL

Has become very popular with people not accessible To
a visit JnClc sam proves very reliable servant IN
this work AMI our mail order department supplies the
many needs All the benefit enjoyed ny city people.
all the special bargain offerings available 10 outside
people Great care y taken that their interests are
protected the most EXPERIENCED help being employed
to answer inquiries and fill orders.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

fHnsrs tnfThel 81 the oeuer Named.
rilly Gaines kag Baby. Ebony Wilkes.
MAmbfiao swift. Greeuceps, Hermes.c
Pearl Mctsrsgor. koaiine. Jessie G..
Time. 2-2 2lsis. ZIG !. 2.-DAs.
2ali.. 9ls. 2.lg5k.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

existing Store orders Tins stock IS ABI-AXE WITH
BARGAINS. Come and claim some OF the under
priced gems
Wash Silks that laundcr like linen Wash SILKS
with sodly colors the tints of an India shawl
The court silk of ]apan-the HabutaL
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Guess. Eeilerure. Joe K. Sutherland.
Big brown jug. Hettiment. Edwa n.
Z@ln. Laay H.. bills sendiego; Ffed B..
Red Cedar. Jlm y. Calsialoiis, Tuna.
TINE. -ls. ais 80. -iCis.
els -, -lt's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Don't Judge qualities by
prices these DAYS 81 the
storcof Spring x Company
Ii YOU do YOU rc very
liable 10 undcr,aluc most
everything offered for sale.
There ; 40 price merry
shown the novelties or the
staples. Mark them IL
what they'll bring quick
II the order sem I'D each
department. The silk de-
partnaent feels the force of
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
The DemOreSt.

Continues 10 be a strong seller
all through the year. The ups
and downs Of the trade pulse
effects no change in the demand
for this queen CT sewing ma
chnes. The profits on these
machines have never been
added, we furnish them atmanu-
lecturers price. Sio 30. with
freight from factory added
w.,r.rssasaust .s..,4 s..t e,sesi,.ss 4. ts 49,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

a, wAst = - ~zt-a~ 2 = fnesn lsset.s
- ~-sr. ~ 49, 1853 nstFser ts.fs
et.fsfess - ~ - ~srssw ~ F-~TuN.
Tfsfssr ~s.tFtsnfff, EfTlatsslss fstts 80
fssr.a- Fsfi ~-.i li4ssfz fas.sss sn.3 s~s.l
frfa. 81 F~~fT ssfFtrsEt 81 en- srN sers
f-tiT sd F.srss a1-4isi7 eErpf ~ r.
f.sT = fssfsf't- f-e s-se Wisf ~Fv 1siefs
sssssr<tfeg 80 sfss r~ssx u.sss t.-tssr ~
Tr-'fsssssT - aFxsi s,ss - ss<s
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
Gents NeckWear.

AS special drive we will this week place * dozen
(scn,emens Eour-n-hand silk Neekwcar sale AZ
4oc This last offers choice OF the richest ensemble OF
nc and 81 90 Neokwear To be found.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

80 - ssQ~s faesv~h p~rsefT - en7
fraz1<tsfH - :, s~-fss. 81 ra-a - $50
- 49, isssins -evs - - @er-s 1898 4
S@nsz..c Gaz%srh a 80 h.sA
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

Aituncef. fiafHl NufNoft. Matte -.
Clayeue. Osiiuf Lsno. kerron aud Flor
q. finished a. Eamsa.
Time. III !. = 3oS' 2.26ls.
Three year 0,ds. ~ class. irottlng,
49,, :. I.es a..-.s.. i..l..l.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
A Quick Step Procession.
Ladies' Shirt Waists.

Deliciously cool and comfortable in hot weather
and inexpensive Find them in materials of lawn per-
Gale. silk satin glorias These welcome garments
have received mortal price cutting which VIII be in
force all the week (Alan floor oenter.)
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02

! OH on e, cry,hins at stauiief's.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-08-02
Gents Universal Night Robe.

UCIIIS UUlFII SdI NIyUl-NUUI.
In the finest oottons and cambrcs Full Liberal Sizes
cxqusely finished various styles, will be put for
ward this week at a great price saving.
soc Night Shirts n. .............. soc
&c Night Shirts .oztsc
SIoo Night Shirts at............. ........... CSC
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-20
THE CHESS CLUB.
A Tempting srpper aud Magnificent En-.
tertainment Last Night.

Tempting supper aud Magnificent En-.
tertainment Last Night.
The Pawtucket Chess Club had one of
It's regular suppers last night and there
was an, unusually large attendance of
members. An excellent menu had been
prepared by Steward Glennan which
was thoroughly enjoyed by all present.
During the dinner the Ideal GIee Club OF
Boston rendered several selections. The
Glee Club had visited this city before and
the knowledge of their presence brought
out the unusually large attendance. After
the feast the Glee Club, assisted by Mr..
Robinson, banjoist; MIR. Fry. humorist,
and Mr.. Parker, charicaturi gave a very
fine entertainment In the parlors of the
club. II was long after midnight when
the entertainment was over, the members
seemingly never having heard enough.
Every member OF this organization is an
artist and no such singing or playing las
been heard here this Winter. Mr.. Robin
son is unsurpassed in banjo work. The
singing OF MIR. Hunter, too, may be espec.
tally mentioned. II would be well II this
organization would give a public enter
tainment here for they certainly would
have an overfowing house.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-20
PROBATE COURT.
what Was Done at the Regular sessi
Yesterday Afternoon

what Was Done at the Regular Session
Yesterday Afternoon.
The usual weekly session was
held yesterday afternoon before Judge
Blodgett.
Edward Thayer was appointed executor
on the will Of Eliza w. Bates.
Ida +. Blanchard was appointed ad-
ministrstor on the estate OF Charles
Blanchard.
Carrie l.. Fideld was appointed admin
istratrix on the estate of Walter IL.
Fifield with bond fixed at $4,000.
Petition for appointment of guardian OF
Luella ID. and Esther X. Fiheld was con-
tinued for three weeks.
James Marshall was appointed admins
traitor Of w. f. and Bertha Marshall.
Petitions for probate of the will Of
Mary l.. Read and for the allowance OF
the final account OF Joseph A. Brown,
administrator on the estate of Angelina
Brown, were continued for three weeks.
Petition for appointment OF guardian of
Margaret, Annie and Lille Blydenburg
was continued for three weeks.
Petition for letters of ad dministration on
the estate of Daniel y. Richardson was
continued for one week.
Mary T.. Williams was approved as
guardian OF the estate OF Charles W. Will
llams.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-20
A LIVE FIRM.

The Tremendous success That Dalton q
McCanrey Have Attained.
The firm of Dalton & McCsffrey have
been doing business in this city for about
four years and the success they have
achieved In that time Is phenomenal.
Their trade has increased to such an ex-
tent that they have been compelled to en-
large their present quarters and they have
secured lease of the store on Main
street, formerly occupied by George T.
Dana q Co., and the store on North Main
street, formerly occupied by Owen Mo-
Parlin. Workmen are transferring the
three stores into one, putting In large
plate glass fronts and when finished they
will have one of the largest and finest
store In the State. They win put hats
and gents furnishings In their new de-
partment and 1t is the firms intention to
keep an elegant stock at reasonable prices.
Both members of the hrm are active,
energetic and progressive and their sue
cess is largely due to strict attention to
business and keeping reliable goods at
prices to suit the people.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-04-20
A SMOULDER|NC FIRE
May Lead to a Continental
War in Europe.
BEL LGIAN SINGLE SUFFRAGE.
General Uprising Would Result in the
Governments Downfall.

BRUSSELS, April 2o.-Most OF the strikers
have resumed work, although there are
many who are not yet satisfied. The vote
In the chamber of deputies does not go far
enough for these men for, while 1t nomi-
nally grants universal suffrage, It permits
plural voting based upon the extent OF
ones possession. Many extremists here
say that the strikers emboldened by their
success, will shortly demand the further
concession of "single suffrage" such as
prevails In the United States. There are
not wanting signs which indicate that the
1re Is only smouldering.
This makes the condition extremely
critical. for IL by any combination of cir
cumstances the Belgian governmeat should
bo overthrown, even conservative states
men admit that there would be serious
daager of q general continental European
war, with France and Germany as the
fJst parties involved In the struggle
For the Possession OF Belgium.
Reports indicate that the strike was
much more serious and cost more lives
and wounds than has been generally
stated The king Is in favor with the
populace. His often expressed views on
the question of universal suffrage have
made him popular, but the extreme labor
leaders say that no feelings of friendship
shall deter them from achieving their ul.
innate object.
One alarming fact developed by the
strike Is that the Belgian officials would
be unable to cope successfully with well
armed and tolerably organized mob
A dispatch from Mons says that two
strikers have just died there, making the
total of seven In that small place.