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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

80 ANHN AH"AANN.N. HA...H'H .A.''H'
deceased.
NOTICE rs HEpTUY GIVEN THAT
~ hnda Nccsc. tho admiusturiN Of
we estate Of Andrew Hntor deceased,
ms rendered and grrsrrtsI Cor sc'tir.
mout anu Med in this court Che nnal
ul count or her Naturalization 0f l1 c.uir.
hnh pouton setting 10 ih mat nti cfiate 3.
~ ltoper condition 100 Do closed, 1ul
tnHt portion % mo residue Uf Hlid
gaihte fcmaina 70 be- disfrHHInl tu thc
heirs ~ said docoafru HuI praying
lur lnal distribution % tho estate, rnt That
saturday the itth day N August i.li. o. ~
n'clork am. " sad day, nt ono courtroom NJ
eau court, ut the county riufl house. in faid
rlll and county % salt Lake haa been npuulnts
"a uy ~ judge of said court for INC settle.
mchi OF Hhii account Hui f0r hUlunE sad
lellinn !or distribution OF shid ratic,Ht which
uho hhi place any persons Interested 90 ssh
'at.lc may nu1ear ani fh0a cause why the
.Ml account should not Do approved, allowed
hnu srtucl ana The decree Uf diH.fHuuon made
~ tho residue Of aald estate 90 ilr UHfa NJ Haid
ing o. law
Dated August ist, iaa
~. v MtLoY. Probate Clerk
by f.JAcK, Deputy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

VNlOMAs o. HuWELLs. TuE ADMIN
4 icirntnr o. She estate OF TrnIqmIu
.. hoWc.Hi dccCratd, having nled' BIZ
peiuun hfrcin. tu'y VENTED, ufayiur for au
Ni!Ff OF SAFE ni All real uat4tr ct aaiI dc.
ccl NJ. Tor tue pufpuars therein aot forth. Dc Il
ucfoiore ordered by ihu Jldgo OF said CONT.
ihht ull plrfpnH uterrated m tho estate of aaid
dcCrhteq nprenr before the alld Probate Conn
gn y uesdaVihe End day OF Augusta n. Is.9 al
10 O'Clock In The forenoon Of said Day. nt tha
court room Qt SAID Probate Court. nt the
county court house. IN the city and County OF
rMt lasei ihl Territory. Co show cnusn why
900 order should ugt bo granted ~ tho said M
miuNtrdqr. 20 sell 20 much uf the real estate
OF ihc alid dceu1acd NJ public sale 90 shall Ns
necessary, ana that q copy OF th.a order la
published A. least four successive weeks in M
utstnEt tFtNiNU NEWs, n nowHpuuor mint.
~ hul u1hItslci iu said city aud county
Dated July llth. 1891
JACOB u. BLAIR.
j. ~. MOVIE, Attorney Tor Administraior.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

In tho Probate Court, in and Tor salt Lake
County Territory ul Utah
In the matter of the estate and guurdihushtp Of
Uturgu liuslcr, au insane person.
MToriCrIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ANNA
~ q Hustler guardian ut tho estate ana
person Of George llusiuruu insane person, mas
rendered Tor HrtuCmU inland nlcd boz said cuurI,
The lnHl account Of her guardianship. AMI that
Thursday, the 2ith day OF August. AID. ls11, nc
% O'Clock % 900. % the court room ~ said court.
County Court House, salt Lake city aud
County, Utah Territory, has been duly appoint,
ed by judge OF 8aid court Tor tho settlement ~
said account, ut which time and place any pcr.
son Interested in said estate may appear aud
show cause, 10 any there be-, why glii account
ahould not bo settled and approved as prayed
Tor
dated July 2ith. 1898
&C. Y. MELuY,
tlork of the Probate Court.
iiv i. y. JACK. Deputy.
ilcunett, Mauhall 4 bradley, Attorneys for
Guardian,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Matter Of the Adoption ~ Frank
Carter Woodruff. "a minor
order Fi.lnF rlmo aad rIaco 10 ilonr retltl


carter Woodruff a minor
order fixiug Time and pace 10 Hear Petition
JULIA =. WOODBURY.. having nlod her pc
~ uuuu In thia Court. PRAYING Tor the ud0pl
tpn % alll irunf Carter woodruff, nf hDi
chhi, without any hninuoua or conditions
WhAtuvttr and having nIrd tn said Court tho
sworn statements prcfcflhcu by law, amt Wi,
tpfd woodruff, jr., hayibg To- writing consented
thurriu.
49, hereby orforai that hearing on said ip.
pNrauun UH held on saturday, the 9th day ol
AuEutL 1893. NJ ten u'rloct IN Tho forenoon ui
falt DAY nt Tue Court Room u said Court iu thf
Guy aud County OF salt Lake, and that % cony
Of this order be published ia the nTsTurt
LNINtHn NIWH, n ucwnuHpor published lu
said County, Tor three weeks before said time
81 hearing when and whore all persons may
appear aud show cause " any they have why
the prsycr Of saii petition should NOT %
Franied.
Dated August o tspl
IA. Ou o. BLAIR. Probate judge.
4. ID, LEWIS. Attorney for Petitioner,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

'Buu only on Monday Wednesday and
Friday
Bathing, Boating, Dancing. Olsen's
orchestra IN attendance every AFTER.
noon and evening. Fare for round
"Trip only 90 cent?.
d. T.. Burnley,
General Agent Passenger Department
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

hNHANNH ANlNNANIN OF NNNN
In tho matter Of the catate Of BENJAMIN 2.
Allen. decreased
order 70 show cause why order Of sale Of real
estate ahould NOS be- made.
yosifU q. sOUTHIR. TitE ADMINS.
~ irliof Of The estate OF lHnIHmiu " Allen,
heceAtel, having nicd h|a pvuuun hHrnin,
GUY NcfINcdl prhYlnE for 40 orUrr NJ Yale % thc
fghl ctihio OF sAid dCrodunf. Tor The purpose
Utfcn gct TORN, 10 is therefore ordered DN mo
judge ot f1id court, that nil persons lutCrv.ted
% thc esilto OF snit deceased, appear before
lh1 Hlid Probate Court, uu tuusihs, tho ith
Gay OF September, is9J, at 80 o'c ucF, ~ the
forenoon % said Gay. 90 the 'uurt ruom NJ said
lfo.aic court, az tho County Nuuf liuuac, Ia
lho Niiy aud touutY OF slit Lake. Utah Torn
tnfltp SNOW cause why On order should not De
fanlol - me said udtninitirliur, 20 bril no
much ot tho real estate nf thr SAID dueCaaCd 90
private sale ~ shall be necessary, and that
copy ~ this or iUr be Published Ht lrHst four
lutrra'iye weeks Ia 90 lrsruHr EvrsfNu
NV - rostpaptr printed Hnd published BOO
HAid tliJ ant county, or written consent u 400
parties iatorcatcd iu said proceedings be nIed
nrtcin.
JACOB n. nLAfu. Probate Judge.
Dated Augn1t Ice. isA.
iurLya a BuHais, Attorneys Tor Admins.
traitor
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Notice of ti1o and place Tor the hearing Of
nuulLOn llr AlmI.aInn 10 nLulal. Ol WIZ

Notice Of uTc and place Tor the hearing Of
petition Tor admission 70 probate OF Will
DUH3UANr TO AZ ORDER or SAID
4 court m tn'd matter, notice a. hereby
a -, 1875 40 Do O'clock u my az tho Comfy
Court house m -alt Lake CITY, ubh Territory,
900 thc court room OF sam court nhs ircn ap-
UuWtuu tun tluuc ANA pave tur lhr nearing ul
apCtuou of Adoluldr Amelia Alteuri.uruylnE fHr
thV admission 90 probate NJ Crrtln document
herewith prtaCutcd. purporinf 90 De mo l1st
Will and testament OF George a, Nctar1, de-
ceased, when and where ulI pcr'nn intercstrl
may appear aud oppo.c ihr probate of alu
Vii. or the granting ut letters trhtamvuttry Co
william Lowe ua prayed for in said
petition,
I'm virtues whereof have .horounto sci my
hand and anNed the seal OF sMd court, this
ian day Of August, A. u, ls.3,
tsEAL) ". MELOY,
Clerk OF The Probate luurt
By j, =. JACK. Deputy Clerk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

~ the matter Of the estate Of William Heard
thAll, deceased. q
Notice " time and place Tor the hearing Of
petition f0T ndmissi1n 10 probate OF Will.
DURsUAsT TO Az ORDER OF SAID
Court IN SAID matter, notice "a hereby
gwen that Friday, tho e5th day OF August,
a, 10. 1898, NJ 10 O'Clock a.m , az The County
Court House in salt Lake ity, Utah Torutlry,
90 mo court room of said court, ms been AZ
pointed mo tine aud place Tor the hearing ~
9 petition Of James Duckworth and Peter g..
Johnston, praying Tor tho admission 10 pruuTtn
OF certain document herewith prusoniod,
purporlinE % De tho lat viii and testament OF
William beardFhall, deceased, when and
whore nll persons Interested may apnoar and
oppose the probate ofsmd val, or inc grant.
mF NJ letters tcstlmeutafy O. said two
prutiourrA and william II. llalEh a. prayed
Tor 90 suld petition.
In witness whereof have hcrounto sot my
hand AMI nnlNud the seal OF said court, this
IAN day % August 1875
IHIALI A. v. NiEIOY,
Clcrk % The Probate Court.
ny =. JACK Deputy.
Jas. n. Moyle, Attorney for petitioners.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
SIMMONS.

In the District Court IN aud Tor tho Thr,
judicial District Of utah Territory
County OF salt Lake,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

To- ne Probate Court in aud for SAT- Lake
county, Territory oi Utah.
10 TIC matter 81 thr Estltc OF HoniamIn D.
iiowcllf, dUcoateu.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

order 90 show cause shy order OF sale Of real
c.tate should not be- made
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

cui'ory. Of Ulah. Count, Of sos Lake, In
the Probate Court in ont f0r
fafd unity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
Oarfleld Bonoh TrnIns.

Effective July 18th and until further
notice trains between Salt Lake and
Garfield Beach will run ns follows:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Court, 10 and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory uf ttah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

10 the Probate Court. in and Tor salt Lake
COuItY Territory VI Utah
~ the matter Of the estate of William Heard
thhn, deceased. q
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

tho Probate Court, in ADD f0r SAT- Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-19

In tho matter Of tho ratate of BENJAMIN 2,
Allen, decreased.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-17
G. Or NJ. Glce Ciub--i.eckerby Han


The regular annual tour OF the Michi-
gan Glee and Banjo clubs will be taken
this year during the Christmas holidays
instead Of heretofore --.irnmediately after
Easter. Thu boys appear in Lockerby
hall next Friday night They have al.
ready made a number OF short trips and
their concert here will be the third OF
their regular long tour. On the present
trip they will visit Detroit. jackson.
Grapd Rapids. Chicago. Indianapolis.
Louisville. Cincinnati. Columbus aud
Cleseland-
Grand Rapids has. for several years
pact. furnished moro or less OF the talent
that has helped 10 make up These excel.
Lent organizations. aud this year three
IL the youths claim this city as their
native heath. OF these three Harry
Worden occupies the position Of prssi.
deaf of the clnbs Adolph Tyroler toys
with the banjo as Of old. while Dick
Ewing forgcts. as no draws sweet strains
from his mandolin. that be IL only a
'low down. orncry freshman" The pa.
PROCESSES Of the event will be: Mes
danes L H. Whitney. J. H. wonderly. T.
Sti,vart White. g. IL. Perkins. A. T.
Wsydsn. r.. III. Hunt, X ID. +. Ewing.
John Patton, William NJ. Robinson. Ed
ward Lowe. Enos Putnam. ID. H. Waters.
l. = Hawkins. L. r. Torrey. ID. F..
Waters. Fred II. Bah. +. A. Graham. A.
q. Hodenpyi. ID. ID. Cody, f. Is. Carpen-
ter. w. X Hull. j. Eoyd Pantlind. W. j.
Stuart and ". \. McCay.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-17

ratti II a firm believer in The evil
eye and she has on two 90 three occa
sions refused o. appear whore there ~ss
q conductor with eyes Just iitti. bit
~off This superstition - Nine
Adeiina's makes her inalst upon wearing
either = bracelet az a neck q pFec
ioua stones diamonds are the l,eet -
csssateracf The evil giance~ q wtcketly
i,@possd pefssns % Odrnbach. wha
he'd the EVIL eye the diva says that ~
bfeaaht misfortune add calamity IN The
ssg % small houses. and theatre hfes
sad sfoipn diamonds sheseves he eeat
Tie sl.rhoai Zoe s,ess,id - rerostesi -
hase sifs~a letter heas~s thea anything
NJ. psly hss shus Tar pat a., n he tsoa
.lss tbnatFss 1hrfn are several fingiish
seisss - Tia ee.t sn9 ths enasssmsBt
e NJ FaFfea tha hest sis F'etfe fessir
en- ne Ieasf4a tsssfsl has usshssitssilf
,is,s@ e<.ss D. paFassfise the fesissi shea
snytkisx sl>s
TIE lsaitssf - rs fsfk theatre Pal
sz,~ffhis aFfsassd tes aabs ~ tsss
eiafe - 80 stage a thal thsafss 80 :
Fsssaf sssezisf eight. pesas~s - Ma
<s~s ffsas lies. sha ssih severed
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-17

More variety stars have been added To
TIE already strong company playing at
Smiths and the new bail offered tonight
contains many excellent acts. Among
the rev comers are Mile Caroline. a
clever club svinger and performer on
the running globe: the Bernells. Ed
ward and f'lossic. ia their bronze statue
at shd fsats oi juggling. Watson and
jerks. Dutch comedians. handeUus
Pauiine Scptt barIesque artist O.
merit. Wreun and DAILY IN the Preach
dancns: Lake sisters. vocsllsts. Murphy
snf Link. irish knockabouts: the Deans
sisters N duets and others The bill
op~ne With q barlesque. "Governcrsfor a
Day. and conclnties ~ith a comedy en
titled. The Wild Vest There viii be
the nsual oatiaee~ during the week and
bu.iss-s should be guod.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-17

Sss.iie Haessu. q rough ssahretts ~
userit. ein apea a week engagement Ia
The tiraati tanixht. "a that highly sensa.
tionai ptere = Kentucky Girl Since
seen here isal s-aeon the plty hes hecn
rewritten asd sensaflaasi scenic effects
have bean intr,aiared AZ the title IN
d.rates. tie iesrna asals with lsfe In the
tiue orase stats. more particularly VITA
the n8onnshtne ilsfr.et ati~ iiafeln
plays CbsfitY Jarvey. reaxh unsouih
aeuntain gta Who har sbundance ~ "a.
tive kamo, Ensiarss bravery. etc. she
aiso sinRa several eirv~r ssngz The part
- much better auttei - her sbiiiiies
Ihsn asdge IN that iafsi eestern n>fa
aFsma -Natesiy's Cisisn.r N shiah she
has been $500 Toe yeaoz TIE se~nir II
sscts sfa osf q the a~uai fmn Tksfe -
ere fina q real Hon % q fsal sasif.
ea.ie ina snssiks fn.as real eel aafhlaa
in = reai fufze RHia ~ sttie ihA hsfa-
ias maaes k.n<cshss aaii rasl saw
ssiil neaFiY ss~. uaa - go. . fsaf
hsna 80 = penUe9 ~ me atef Fssi
iafie ifzfa - csf< sssfsa ever a s-<i
hfeaes aFa* tfifiee. seaaa - pisee -
ihs ksatsehf kfg ia~f - flas - ESQ.,
be- hosi,aE.t fAeFs = eel ap<~i sinx
se dsuelne snd sfsetsifiss Whk sil
ne es>i.sn ace sspssstas ss~sssf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-17
Nina Rsshbone Carpenter Concert.


Mas Nina Rathbone Carpenter. so
hist with the Anton Seidi orchestra.
will give a concert in the Ladies Literary
club Tuesday night. assisted by local
talent Anna Carpenter. as she is
known 20 her friends in the city, Is the
talented daughter Of Mrs. Z. X Carpen.
ter. and has been singing 10 Wagner
operas. both In Germany and Russia. for
the past two years Ii was after Mise
Carpeater's appearance IN the court
opera house In Sondershausen that she
received an invitation To visit Frau
Coslma Wagner in her homo at Bay.
ruth. and while there the widow asked
Miss Carpenter TO sing In the next Bay
ruth festival
Miss Carpenters repertoire. both IN
English and German. consists OF Eliza
beth and Venus IN Tannhauser. Elsa in
Lohengrin. Senta in Flying Dutchman.
Isolda IN Tristan and Isolde. Brunhildo
as well as Sieglinde Ia the Nibelungen,
and also Kundy in Parsifai. and other
roles Besides these Miss Carpenter is
thoroughly equipped in all the standard
oratorios. and has an extensive roper
toire Of classical songs AZ well as English
balbad<.
Inc Following 10 the program
Violin and Piano Duo.
...-M y. Wurzburg and Mr.. Wellenstein
Roberto tn. ....... Myerbeer
From the opera OF Robert lie Diable
Miss Carpenter.
Arnorer's Song ...................D De koven
Frsm the opera OF Robin Hood.
George Smith
a Ar1o~o--Leo. Delibes.
b. Sehliessc mir die Angen Zer--Gramman.
{. Dis biaoen Frcitiings Angen--Ries.
Miss Carpenter.
Violin Solo-Mr. Wurzburg.
HAPPY D4l.s.-.s. .otfcicAkl
Miss CARPENTER.
Violin Obligato-Mr Wurzburg.
Elixateth Prayer. ........... wagner
From the opera OF ''Iannhauscr.
Miss Carpenter.
She Alone Charpseth VI, Sadness. .Gounod
George Smith.
o--Brunhiide. Third act of the
die walkurs-. ..................wa Wagner
Miss Carpenter.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-17

@1 <f* - - *@~*<
fhs Crine q Poverty u the subject
" ne Ieeturs xhick Henry George 1ill
deliver IN foekesby ball tousorros night
fo< TIE bsnef:t of the Charity Organise
Ton saristy. That the lecture wll be
one which thinking persons vii care %
hear = fregone eouclusion. The nan
vhp sross Progress and Poverty and
Who q sludily advocates the theory q
sinxiv tar. csnrot descend q comnloo
place& Mr.. 6eorgs has given the labor
qocssIon years q careful study and -
probably enc % the best Informed men
sllve % that subject His th.ories may
b. 40 ea<iic4I fos the many or fev. IL de
pends uhethsr 3ou are cspttaiist or .
Isborer. bat ~ cersainly b striving TO
bring about chsnges IN the sxisting
stsss q thiags ssd 70 bridge The chAsm
between labor and capital Nov that
the country % slowly emerging from .
cosdition Of paralyzed industries. Mr..
Geo<gss ideas Of the cause. eject and
rs1nedy sIIl Be Interesting things to
kneu. He eomes 20 Grand Rapids
undss The suspices u the Single Tar
club
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-17

Wang foe the past two years the
most successful extravaganza produced
viii be seen Ia The Powers on Wednes
day night And it, the hrst visit to
Grand Rapids. The story Of the piece
is a twice told tale Ia theatre goers and
is tunefuI. catchy music has delighted
an,iieuces from one end IL the country
"a tho other. Tome DeWolf Hopper
aud Della Fox are no longer seen IN
Wang" but IL takes more than two
swallows To make n spring. IA the
tricky. bankrupt scheming regent OF
San. Ealxin Stevens has msde as favor
able an impression as the other eion-
gated couaeeiae. tie adds SORT OF gum
huuaor aud a Sarlionic tsist 10 his lines
which makes tue character all the more
grotssque. without the Hopper horse
play kirgsuia Earl. az Aataya. looks
like Della Fox. she has been taken for
her tain and - equally clever. Shs does
the pocket Venus stage business even
Co toe falntest gesture. The sceuery
and costumes are saii 20 be nas and
are faithful representations o, Stances
dress aud localities Thoss VINO never
have heard the nlerry opsna will be al
the more ANXIOUS - hear The Man
With an Elephant on HIs Hands.- "A
Pretty Girl. q summer Night -You
Must Asa the Man ia the Moon" and
all the other eatchy sonzs that have he.
come 81 popular. but thank fortuac.
have not yes bctosns part Of the roper
toire q the hand organ.
Following Is the cast:
Wang. ksx-nt - siam. Edwin stevens
Col Fracas~s. Mihiary instructor n
Siane~s frtsops Joseph - tsfeensfeitier
Jean Rss,scaer. Llsutenass Of FseneA
Ircof@ ..s..4 E. ...-.. .yeun a. fhrs-
Pspas. kespsr % ne Royal Bic.
f'spsnti. Professor q Etiquette 49,.
.s...s.......,.. 8. ....eamnl Nsusal
High Priest ............... q. Colettl
chew ssry. Inn keeper At Pccha.
oort .-.t 81 t...-... 81. - cdWafd Eikti>
Pansnpln. an, l.u.iisR Knpcg....
ss.. srtt--.s. .t.s.. -. NthAm nfadisy
Mataya. 0rosu frince "a siam ....
......,........t..,. -..,4.. Wig MA Karl
Ia Fsuye PFiaiof~s~. vidsw - tlss
lafa Fr>nrh tean-sl a. Pecaa-
Marie. her @fepdsEghlef. ssioFed -
Natsya....4. $500. NJ. tiersaee Draks
Gillette. her efiess dsashter be-
lowed - Isaa ....44 So. Aittie Ashertea
" " MI. ..s-.--- SOC. liUttie Neville
knraeht, ssitrese ..-....... Lille Heck isf
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-17

The Gri 4 len Behind nfc--rowers.
Charles Frohman's company from the
Empire theatre. New York. wall be sesn
in Puxers Friday night ia The Girl 1
Left Behind No" The Girl 4 Lsft
Behind Ne. - distinctyely American
drama IN both IL conception and treat
nent TIE Inslian questlon j. as theme.
The scene - AZ q misstary garrison IN
the Blackfoot eoontry. Montana. and
tae dra~ing- room element thus be-
comes strongly and naturally ia evil
dence. The story deals with the love
affairs - the daughter Of the general in
command 81 the gaFrison- The hero
and the villain are lieutenants and both
are in iose with her. The bravery ot
tho one and the eowardice Of the other
figure prominently IN the story. winch
moves along simultaneously with an up
rising of the Indians. the besieglng of
the post. the helpless peril OF the IN
mates and the hnal rescue. General
kenniou. commanding the department.
has q daughter Kate. vho n betrOthed
% Lieutenant Parlow. Previously abe
has had alittle love affair with another
young lieutenant OF the same troop.
Edgar Hsw kess u Ga. and on the eve Of
her marriage she discovers that her
heart 10 siill true 20 her old love. The
secund act opens 10 the post barraek
room during = bali There are reports
% an Indian uprising aud the two
young lieutcnants have been scot on a
scouting expedition. This act ends sith
a thrilling climax. The third act - an
American -relief u Lucknow The
post. few In number. Is surrounded by
h,oodthir.tx sayaces At iast resistance
becomes hopeless and az her Own re-
quest tho general il about 10 kiiI he
daughter To save her from falling into
the hands % the sayages. when IN the
distance she hears the brgies Of the
gallant Twelfth coming TO the relief
The relief 10 succeseful and the garrison
Is saved. The fourth act II devoted TO
strengthening out the love affair of
young surgeon and a native maiden 81
the Northwest and also the attachment
Of Lseulcnant Havkcsworth's sister
Lucy, for Private jones. RetributIon
aliznts upon the VILLAIN head
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-12-17

Tie following ladies and gentlemen
have been appointed - an executive
counistsc. 70 hook after the matter Of
the presentation d ~Iolanthe. for the
bsoeit q the Charity Organization %
ciety: w n Weston. T. ID. Conger.
Charles. Emerson. Orrin Ward. w. Ill.
Turner. w. ). Sproat. Prof Ora Pearson.
Alfred o. C1ozier. Mrs NJ. H. Baars,
Niss Harriet Spler. Mrs. W. 5. Hull.
Ars T. X Carpenter. Mrs. Dr. brigham.
Ars. William n. Gay. Mrs DIR. X Ill.
Stevens. Mrs Patrick Carroll. Miss
Mabel Waters, The committee viii
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No better made. The ''Treionsee" Kid
glove. warranted. At rdaeeo prices At
FrledmaDa
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shown in varied assortments. are some
OF the features Of the ]. &. Herkner
Jewelry company's Christmas display.
CHOICE Of TIVE LADIES i 's the I s;s
glove. This week at reduced prices.
CHINA PAINTING Eve y,rg, used in
can be found at Harvey 4 Heystek con-
pany'
Silver and plated match safes. opera
glasses. gold pens and silver thimbles ut
Heryeys, 10 Canal street
Look over our prices OF upholstered
furniture. Birge, 100 South Division
street
A great slaughter in rockers at c. A.
Birge's. 100 South Division street.
II it is good sweet oranges you want
call at Elliott 4 Co.'S.
Aprons and muffiers 1T Stauher's
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Christmas presents IN silsorsare
shoula he oslssri "a a. ~ tarsteas. "a
Canal street,. q. Ma staes - aneaaallsd.
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street
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