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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23
Arrivals at the GRIND Central

d Toyle. Rutte ER Manning. Mime
j l. Faulkn"r, IT Paul apolls
pJ Kelly, Helena Elmer Mccall, White
Mrs NJ } Maher, Eald hal
Bate II IL DeCamp. Bic
NJ Jarrett, Winston marck
ii IL Plotting. Mar,s- S i Bowlby, Marys
yllle vile
4 X iowler, State Uni Miss Grace Darling
yerslty Nickcs
w NJ richardson, Hell Mas Edith Darling
ena WIckes
Alex c BLAIR. Philadel- Wm Mayger, Murys
phia Vile
James Oliver. Winston A Ellis, Eutto
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23
The Latest

Novelties both in silver and gold; largest
variety; all new designs. at the
D. SrEISMETZ JFWELRY Co, 20 Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23

Have You seen thos. beautiful baby carriages
NJ Inc Eee Hive. that arrived last week? These
satlh damhsk lined carriages would be a luxury
Tor the finest baby in the land.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23

! Geo Il NATION, Mime Jas l. Barker. Boston
apoIis u + holman. he'd
ii I~enley, Tacoma lands, Cal
Jas II ileloy, Granife Mr. and Mrs II r Pay
+ T Crowther. Marys- liss. Marysyille
vile RM / aymond. Marys-
f l. Whitmorc. Marys- VILE
vile G w Angevin. Chicago
j lccdom, New York Geo Forrest and wife
CN Suttoi. Helena New York
+ Gregory, Boston j H. Bovine, st Louis
8 + Fox bes, st Paul
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23

surely 1t VIII Pay You
10 buy diamonds now: prices reduced. Call
and be convinced at the
j. S1EINMETz JEwELRY Co., 20 Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23
In REDUCED CIRCUMSTANCES.

Prices OF Draper Goods and Table Cow
crs Have Come to Grief.
Will place on sale Monday, April "a, for
one week the following line OF drapery
goods:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23
Elegant

Now line of challies at The Zee Hive for l0c
per yard. WIZ make nice summer dresses.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23

Elegant.
The finest and largest assortment of
Yelling In the city at Mrs. s. A. Fisher's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23
$4.95

Notwithstanding the large number
of patterns sold last week, there are still more
than fifty different styles to choose from, but as
they cannot be duplicated we would recommend
an early selection.
Invited. Store
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23
Dress Patterns
$4:95

We continue this week our
great special sale Of new ALL
Wool Spring Dress Patterns in
Scotch Cheviots, Fancy Mix
lures, Checks, Stripes, Plaids,
Diagonals and Changeable
Twills. All the latest effects
and colorings at . :.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-23
Ladies' Cloth Capes.
1885

For this week also we con-
tlnue the Special Sale OF Ladies'
Cloth Capes, in Navy Blue
and Green, very handsome,
stylish and serviceable gar
ments, perfect in fit and finish
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-02-18

Cardinal Gibbons recently said he did
!, i cara 70 see Church and State n this u
country any closer together than they
arc at present.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-02-18

Continued on Second Page.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
A Pa. U.a.r ,hs O,d Regime.

The funeral took place in Paris re-
Gently of one of the few survivors OF
an old regime-viz-, Marquis de
Chanaleiiles, who at one time served
Louis XVIII. as page. But two of the
twenty pages Of this monarch are now
living. and they are Marquis de Casteia
and Count de Marolles. In order 10 be
admitted a. page into the royal house
hold lineage of sixteen generations
of nobility had TO be proven; but this
the successor to Napoleon decreased
to four generations The page had to
enter at the age of nine, and 10 spend
three years in . special school. on
leaving which he drew n salary. had a
uniform and duties 10 discharge about
the kings person and at grand func-
tons At the age of seventeen he en-
tered cavalry regiment AZ = cornet.
Pages In the period of their service
were carefully taught how 70 ride,
fence, dance and become snowy OH
GERS. Later in life NJ. do Chanaleilles
attended - . page tho coronation of
Charles Y. and entered q guard regi-
meut. A few weeks subsequent to
that event he planted the French flag
on the quay OF Algiers few weeks be-
fore the revolution of 1880. During
exile Louis lost the use of his limbs
and required these pages 10 be In con-
stant attendance. They wore blue
costumes and cooked hate. with u gor-
geous sprinkling Of gold buttons. and
In every way kept up the etiquette
that once reigned Ia tho Tuileries---
baltimore American.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

through one edition after another and
made its author great In his own day
a. well as In ours 1.-The contem-
plative mans recreation" Is the sub
title Of the work. We find ourselves
a. the outset in the company of Pts
Gator and Niator. and, although we
have Master Izaak's assurance In his
dedicatory that "'tis y discourse of
fish and fishing" there appears .
mental pabulum Of anecdotes, quota
tions. songs. poems and philosophy,
the bearing OF much of which upon
angling Is occasionally remote. As sue
cessive edisious came the two inter-
locusorx grew TO three by the addition
OF Auceps. and Water was changed
into venator.
because In this Discourse of Fish
and Fishing" observes Izask. II have
not observed . method which Though
the Discourse be not long may be some
Inconvenience 70 the reader. have,
therefors. for his easier finding out
some particular things which are
spoken Of. made this following table. :"
Thercupon fxaak. who By the way
signs himself "fx. War" gives . table
showing that "the first chapter is spent
In q vindication or commendation Of
The Art 81 Angling The rest Of the
table instructs tho reader with much
elaboration and quaint spelling how 70
fin-d the various piscstorial pearls scat
tered through the book And wish
the reader also 20 take notice that. in
writing 81 IL. have male . recre-
alton Of = recreation. and that IL
might prove ~ 90 ther In the reading
and not u rad dull and tediously.
I have In several place MKT some In
noeent mlrth. Of which. II thou be a
severe. aonr complexioned mao. then
here disaiiow thee - be q competen.
judy The famous passage about the
frog often naisquos~d about the
worrr-.'rise hin, "a though ycu loved
him. that "a harm him 81 little "a yap
may possibly, that he mar live the
loozere - no. diunife3 By sny refer
enee IN lzsaks table and IA IL curious
~ not@ that The author always
ss,ssneed the praises Il th~-e portions
- his book that many reaiers skip aud
saouxht very little - much Ia IL that
has lnamortalixsf him
The exquisite lines. beginning.
-s--~t 1sy a. 49, e~ann- - srtst.
Th> b<1fAl - ~ -sfth and ssF.
sre-t e-ss shsl ~--p car til sousxsS
Fsr shsa snnss sie.
we're nearly cut ont altogether ~
Master tkssk Go make roam for dis
&ertafsssn IN the hes. means of -ufting
tie hns - esh.
Hus even The teshatcsiitss Of the
BOOK are sprixhsl4 The Pike. de-
clsres Lsssk. IL also observed - bs .
r,elsnehoiT SD bold fsh. Nelsn-
choiE. because ar always swinss
or rasts him%sif alone. snd never
s~ints IN shoAes. ~ with etaupany as
ruseh ard ise~ and most ether Ash DO;
and h-,it. bseaas- h< fears aot q
shssissss, 81 - s~e ~ be seea ~ ssT-
Sosiy. as the tr9at ana ahnb and al
sshsr hsA Do.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

4 ehsrmiz,g fsssurs q the conpisss
Angler l. that sh> sn<cslot~s and versss
ere roe luzrxsd In By the n<sk ard
k~sl<. bat fiss naturally eat II The talk
a. P'se4s1r, vtstor and ths eortoas
Aur>ps hAis BY the greasy hsak Of .
ssrvam - alng their re<lS The
Aagisrs soAg for two voices, treble
snd hesso." h given. masic and ell.
snd. With various psstusss Of axh. forms
the oaiy illustration dating from Wal
t,o's day In the whole book.
wslsoa wrote other things. bat ~
wozid - - cbscure ~ many . eontem-
porsry Of his had he not become suthos
of the work. Of whiSh the inspiration.
- set forth Ia IL. wsss
-oh Ne brsvs nssss's III.
Il y shs best ~ ear.
rs fai, q p.sosnxs. votS of ssxsfa.
Aad sis bslss'd es mAAys
osses ,er>z
Are bat ssyeA
01ly ttls
lABfG. =
For our skin
Breeds % Ill
Bat coat<as aud p]aessras
Portraits OF Walton are scattered
among the stately homes Of England
The one given here IL from the coliec-
tioa of Earl cowper and desmed most
aathentic OF any
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Ths rsg>sser of izsAb Wsltous tap-
tis<n still szsant sctz forth thas he wzs
boxn -Aurusas esh 6.y i3zs- With Ne
furthss Anes tAss hzs kaiher's nAns U.s.
J>rvsk who his mother 49, ~ Aow
hs sp<nt tie ysars Of ehiidheei shs
nsosE pAzrsraking ox tlosrapk<rs 49,
ssser been able - s4cert2in- Late In
his t<eaa. how<vsr. IL " known thai
Ms father resolved % make > mlillnsr
sDd draper Of IxAAk- The nest
safhsntiesssd cireumstsacs b his sp-
pssranes In Lonion about iess -
propris;or Of . shop what Ne
would call dry goods store. The
upper story Of GrsshAra's Royal B4r,s
O. Ex-hsa9e In Coxnhili Is now being
diligently searched BY English aagisrs.
for y IL asserted that In IL iAAk aid
basiaesA A year later ne had = place
On Fleet street. opposite the templa
He must have made rnoaey. for In l6as
~ have him Leasing . shop and the
dwelling portion above IL IN chsne<ry
Lane.
In wsilock lsaAk Walton Was . forsu-
nate man His drst wife. whom he
married Ia December. 1895. was Rachel
Fiocd. Of Archbishop Crsnlner's family.
Shs died In f6<o. His second wife was
slso related 20 eminent eeelesiastics--
Anna Ken. sisssr of the bishop Of Bath
and WellA She lived until iooa. .
monument nov marking her grave In
Worcester cathedral lxaAk's children
did yell in this world lie died NJ tho
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

2sapA~na Ansnnazs - Ounoousw 49,
49, o.st,s - usss-s rus~
ia Yin surprsse ne.s r>aoas. . "a
eupursnton6>ns A. n HrowI- ~ a.
PAslsdslpAls geological wurden. a !
Record nxu. 10 lssrh skss - n<.ia.
f.sar ssands she bot vussA~r a - a..
d.ys Ia mi, locxsitv hsssoe o. -
xfr1rnu l>on. On hos dovn - L..
iii set a h<s IA: a. 49, IA -
~ sroxicsI sns,.als ga - 49,. ;
c..ntinued ths .uu.rsns .paszs -. ~.
on.s no>tlv sGP~uaeA bv ~ $780,
heae az nasd.unner. esr~nes - 4 ~
sur<sr. / supo.~e th~ rcsn>n az a q
thst the h..as fker, a u.ov~ u.o,ss thsn
thai az the troninn. .,,1 a n wenr "a
: difRe~ns ch.sucs<r. Whss~vsr mnr-
tni,tx o<currs asnuuw 90 .niu>,s AYR
ing : hssssa suu = noueav .monx che
&~,..f<~.l |. ns..sls ~.ur.-..k~1I- 49, 4 49,.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
THE FUNERAL or AN ANoElIro.



sioeres . Matter 81 Re sessfns.
While wandering about inside the
recoleta one nor.ing two bells inside
the cid church began u ring oot 10Y
ousiy. "a II for a wedding writes Fannie
II. Ward 10 the Chicago Tribune
Looking through the gateway sa~ .
procession coming. at . cheerful Jog
trot. down the sandy ia.e. whi,'h =
borisrcd With erase and iuxnrssat
shrubs They were al women and
girls. not man among them. - IL
co1id not - wedding with
babies ian their arms. Others wsth chill
dren trossine n their sides. the little
hoys wearing ponchos. the women and
girls dressed after the pararnsxan
fashion Of skirt and esrui.8le. every
one harefcrssed and With Hack shawl
or square Of white cotton drstsed over
the head. They sssrancea vii. laugh
Ter and Eatety. slsnosf ~. gentle
run. ard tbs xoung we-san who lei
The coriese carried ca her head . iitfie
cofan enveioped 9Th linen e1salsrpi8~ss.
edssd with nasaafi lace. add strswn
with fresh r~a rose. IA ~.s al
sugsilto. . little angel ssk there
lore NJ cause for sadness. soF tbrours1-
cut al spanish Amsrica the S~ssh ~
ehila l. considered rather = rrztser 60
re3eleins -. While the beils esafserra
msSe soerrlly thar ever. ne 5orous
group pss~ed tsse taras,4is. t.as~r~-s
The eissisfnrs - the ehureh sod hsltes
bessie = shallow hole
irsosing into Il - -sss th~s 90 siass
wsvf sso1wtfh - different ssrrrs
snd strata - homes s-sd f.rsltrn cs1f.lns.
sraef@thlf ruf ~ tne sF.3@ sna fssst
shs be3p - fre@k .Ar~k h~sia< - essp-
s<if4e8 skull az tee fosse rsth fos~
tssHk hair siiaeitr ~ ~ sosot 80
fssisiss AID sssrree~ h9ne. . ts.s sA.,ss.
~ - 81 coda SE.rrsss s,f car sssd srsze
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

WEIGHT IL the greatest game Of the
Chinese. especially with the literary
class, and is ranked by them superior
TO chess Like chess. this game IL of .
general military and mathematical
character, but In ON . much more ex-
tended scale. the board containing two
hundred and sixty-onc places and EN-
ploying nearly two hundred men on .
side. All6f the men, however, have
the same value and powers The OBJ
ject Is to command - many places on
the board a. possible- This may be
done by inclosing empty spaces or sur
rounding the cnemy's men. Very close
calculation II always essential in order
that loss In one region may be met
by gains In another. thus employing
skillful strategy when the contestants
arc evenly matched The game has
come down from great sntiquity. being
first mentioned In Chinese writing
about e2s H. G. II was In all proba-
bility introduced by the Babylonisn
astronomers. who were ~ that time in
strucfors of ell The east
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

A woman must be at home 70 borcs.
says . writer in the Washington Post.
while her brother has the absolute
right 10 avoid dull women. sac must
wait for . partner in the dance. whils
her brother may seek one. She must
smile on old stumSleover and accept
his moist hand for Tire dance. although
sc knows that bruised ankies will be
&c swif, penalty. A woman equally
clumsy, old and unattrsctive. hss The
right ~ put herself In hold reiisf
against the wall. - . part ~ iss human
daao Why should not starnbleover
take his place heside herr Also. ss II
life were . mere eotillion- must cur
daughter watch and wait the coming
az her lord and MASTER
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

namely. tha. the government would
suspend the Ash laws - allow . pi,sos-
toriai celebration % the day, Ia alb
surd sussh a course i cut Of the ques-
tion. Neny ds.o.~es II angling. such
a Mr. R0And Redmond. OF New York.
and Mr.. Charles A. Reynolds. viii
doubtless be able % arrange some OBJ
srrvsnc>. however, - their elnbs.-
Senator cnsy's plans 20 jnbiia.e on
Ixszk wsi,oa's dap are frustrated by
tie extra session proclamation Ths
senator - ono Of the wsrfnest American
sdmirer~ Of the cornrl~at Angler. Mr.
George W Chid=. ~ PhIlaaslpsais. IL
snrther. md he possesses. il - said. an
orixinAi IsSI edition - xaiton's mas
s~~pfeee. n . reseons bly certain TIA
In spit, 81 Jossph Jeferson's iilaess.
81 enthusiastic, celebration Il the day
vii tsks pl-cc Ia The angling clehs
throez bout The eoantry In England
re prince of Wales viii recsivc dele
ratioa Of anglers GA August and =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

A man who had undertaken To climb
q certain steep elf ON the Shetland
islands to gather Wild fowls eggs was
neither very experienced nor very
brave. although be boAstcd OF being
both He pushed upward. however.
briskly. without looking behind. till he
bad got up about . hundred and fifty
feet. when he stopped TO brsathe. The
pause Wa fatal 10 his sclf-possex<ion.
and he called cut In tones Of terror:
Men men' am going--I am goingf"
His comrades. having been thus
warned. moved the boat out Of the
way. - that The poor fellow came Sheer
down into the deep water Mighty
wss the plunge, bat 1t length he rose
70 the surface. when he wAs instantly
caught hold II aud dragged into the
boat After many gssps and much
spiutsering of ses water frora hts
mouth. his only remark ~W- Eth. menl
this IL . sd story have lost my snu6
boxr~
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

oooo3 Cruises,
The name Of the Coss ON the steel
cruiser baltimore II Bobby He Laant
any name when he was shipped. ssys
ths New York ADVERTISE. and no one
knows how he came 60 be csll~d
Bobby. Perhaps the fact that he
wouldn't answer 90 any other name
hnd something 20 do with a. "A gosss
70 he 10 . fair - middiing sort ~ an
animal lie isns white. he ISM black.
and ne lent any other distinct color.
He Is q hripdlc goat. and his horns are
short and ssubl,y. and hix eves sort of
sad, like those 90 an Ailiratrr. Hss
years arr few and his experience large.
He has been AZ investigator ever since
he wss led up the gang plank aud
made part OF the ships complement
forward II IL difficult 20 imagine =
more independent goat lie docs not
ask 20 be fed. When meal time ar
rivcs he Is aware Of the fact aud
rrooceds TO put himself Ia CT
rect communication with . meal
II there are no cabbage leaves
or tender sprouts from lettuce he
doesn't delay eating lae /. good
enough for bobby. 40 arr cake and
bananas and fruits IL IL happens
that al these are cut 81 has reach ne
has been known 90 sirh One sigb IL
all he hesses Then be gsts right
down o. business IL "a COZ 81 ro,,s IL
handy he will begin 10 riblie. the
tough slssl abcr. In the sbsceBca 81
rope he s.claly tackles en- snchor
chain. n gun carriage or the forecasfie
vansywsy fy this time some one viii
note the fact that Bobby IL hungry
aud he viii be invited 90 mess with
the pors watch bobby IL far ss,osn
fimid- lie has undertakes time and
again 20 climb TO the military top and
on one occssion went down The mar
row iron steJss 10 the engine roo,A.
whore he noted with evident sst-
isssction that the chip wns ke~p-
ing up her record Ira speed. az
indicated by the r~voluffous ~ the
screw. During storm Bobby II g.
brave a. any blue Jacket In the crew.
He takes his place alonesi3e the boat
SWANS mate and watches she move
ussnts % the men ia rssporiss - the
piping ~ the whistle. Bobby ~as one
81 the attractions during The Co
iurshus events IN New York hssf,or.
lie was pr,ttily de>orntcd snd marched
up and down The sp&r deck with the
air Of one who had an important part
q play On the neat anniversary -
the lsunching - the BsisifDore he
insneG ate friends aud sssoeisfes -
Bobby will present hE1n With collar
beftlinr his ststion-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Queen vietesis male her viii in
isss II l. engrrS-sd an vellun qparto
sise and "a bound IS ~ciufne. secnrs-a
with a private lock several hlsnk
pages have h.osn left - the sBd ~ sbs
book far csssteiss. 1910 - Which bsvr
aircsdy been added thu4 when
Princess Alice died. ia 1875. rnoaiaca.
tions a the heeussss vsre rendered
Necessary. ssaa In TIE sungrasr'of fsss.
after the aake 81 Aibzry's eeaik.
farther fevh'tous we're srsoefstisN
one entrs relates entirely - ithr sis
possI # sht qu.~ns juka<e gifts
which ere nos the properly % Ire MAJ
kon@
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

a csnainG Goat Fiays Jehe a. He Ans-
s~s % Get square
A mountain goat that I once kept
In confinement WAS about - cunning
as the average strcetoarab. and. had
he lived 10 maturity. and kept on sc-
curing knowledge. the chances are
would have had to move out and give
him the ranch
He usually followed me ON short
excursions into the woods snd general
~ kept right at my heels, but on one
occasion he Jagged behind. and, al
though called him several times. he
paid no heed finally walked back 70
see what he was interested in. and
found him busy feeding ON some moss
that grew 1T the roots Of = FIR tree. SO
left him and continued my tramp. But
after I had got = abort distance tho
thought occurred To me 10 hide and SEQ
how he would act; so l slipped into .
hollow stump close by the trail and
awaited tho result Presently heard
him bounding along the trail, and
after he had passed l stuck out my
head To watch him. When he got
about twenty feet beyond me he
stopped and commenced looking
around. and the comical expression of
his face rs he scanned every object
that bore any resemblance 20 u human
being caused me 90 burst out laugh
ing. when he turned and saw me.
Then he commenced to sullS and would
not go any further. so had To return
home.
The next day he followed me, as
usual, but in the midst of some thick
brush and down timber got interested
in bird that was following up and
forgot the goat, and when l came to
look for him he was gone. Walking
back To where I last saw him, called,
bat no BILLY" came in sight Then I
commenced diligent search, and pres
emily caught sight of something
white beneath brush heap. STOPPING
down and looking in I saw the little
brute curled up in heap. and not q
move could get out of him. Reach
ing in ! caught him by the leg and
pulled him out, and gave him a cutting
on both sides Of the head. But he did
noA mind il n bit. and seemed 70 enjoy
the joke immensely. capering about in
his usual manner all the way home, as
IL he would say: "You hid from me yes
terday and l hid from you to-day, and
honors are even."-Forest and Stream.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23
HON0RT0AN ANGLER
n WILL sc DULY cfIfBRAIfD.
sss y~sersoA's EAs.s Isasrsss>-Psss6-
d.as Cfrsel~s.sa and s<ssss os<y
Presented fFssn F.rss'ipatssa-

Nothing ecuif - more worthy az
American fsheruzsn than 20 join 0ur
Ezgi<sh cousins tn . sailsbls c<lebro-
49, % t<241 wzlton's tercentenaary."
$50 Gro Ger Clsvslaad f.ssv weeks asgo.
wnea . wef-kDowu New York editor
rsninst-d him shss the 9th of August
nsxt vil Is -As thrss hn,irctth ami.
vsrs&sJ Of the blrsA - stafford. Eng
land. Of the 'ssmptsRt Aagtsx's
q1.lnGy compounded sasher. 1hs
s<spt IA Eagiand las l,ssn tie occs.
.-on of quite elaborate advance prepar-
sllon& To yo>~ph Jefferson belongs
tas credit of having first drawn the ~.
tension Of American lovers of tbs rod
and Tine 10 The anniversary. II IL I'M
3erstood that tAs actor had arranged
20 cooperate with tho dr1ke OF Argyll
and reElres~nr &rtves Of tia -Alhios.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

Archaeological resesrch in old Sre~~e
ccntlnnes rith the passlcn snt anrs-
ton worfhfiy char.rtrriElfsc the seien.
tic enthusiast The site q The sscs-
ysticns nou being c-pnaorted under
the suspices II the Arusriesn school
a classical .fndies - Atesass and tis-
archaeological inst safe e Arnersra i
tho great fesnpse n Hera. st Arg "a.
snDctunrf onlr iess renowned thar a.
ss1rrls Of zsus 81 oigrupis. ana fbe
T'arshenos ~ kts~ns T'hs fr'e<i.slr.r
renias Il fbs WORK of ezpls.ntsc. i
III usi8ssein A and - architectural
ssrsn6cspce. t-eesnss benrinx ppon .
r,o1tes point. = ffe discovery - sslos
upon corssioes. tsagiyrhsI rn~s<rr<s ss'd
oshes parts - the DDrtr o-3~s 81
snssii r~iies sistr-tisf-e s,ssl~ts I'D
t.ssn collect-d 81 last secrnnt<
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

brsv chnsnotnr-an o(Rshose a rs
fh~nicisnr 1tw~s y1hos isngsAge
- written. kovtmg - vo~x1a h
eonSossnss ouly weFs written end the
vowel sounds ssppilad By the sczee-
The wcros ran tcgetherin : eontinxouS
line. Afser The Hshssw hseasze .
dead language vowsls were supplied 70
preserve usAee. which vss passing
away. Afssr IL Hab5 ionish c. pssvity
the written Hebsvw vas modi6sd By
the Animate. and schools Of sssasng
taught ~ aeesas cd snpAneis- Thsa
came The separation Of cords froa
each ofheg. then divlsfon into vera
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-07-23

A mechanical marvel lately exhibited
in ~ Petersburg - musical watch
which wss made by Russian peasant
In the reign of csthsrine. II is sbout
The sire 81 hens egg, aud contains =
Representation 81 the tomb n Christ.
with the Roman sentinels On press-
ing . spring the stone rolls away from
the tsrnb, the s~ntieess fail dozen. The
angels appear ssd the holy -cmen ca
ter the sepsleheT. and the same chan,
-hich IL sung In the Greek church On
Easter eve l. sctasliy perforrnef.