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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

An Old Testament record Of an impos-
ing human experience suggested 10
khea the idea OF hcF latest play. The
Queen Of Sheba.r which she will pro
duce in The Powers Friday and Saturday
evenings. Ii was written 10y the French
man. NJ. Adrien Barbusse. during Rhea's
residence az her home near Paris last
summer, and ii was first acted in Hart
ford. Connecticut four weeks ago.
George Goodale says OF il: The play is a
stately and noble pageant. and is sus-
ceptible Of indefinite application in
the way Ut splendid trappings and other
details that 20 to the making OF stage
pictures The theme Of il is romantic
and inspiring. and the present treatment
Of il shows the poetic spirit and high
purpose. There is soothing in 4 that IL
belittling. and its warm reception is
more than a passing indication that the
people are always ready TO welcome con-
scientious effort to maintain the dignity
OF the stsge and TO rescue great art
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Manager John Stetson's admirable
company q players from the Globe
theatre. Boston. and the broadway
theatre. New York. viii present. The
Crust q Society~ IN Powers tomorrow
esening The play treats 81 a subject
vticn night easily be offensive "a re-
t1e1 tastes. were 10 handled IN other
than az artistic and delicate manner.
lie Describes IN n graphic way. an eie-
ueEt which eau b. found IN every large
community. the class who prey upon
TIE upper crust ~ society aud seek TO
gain admission g. = realm where they do
net properly belong. sooner or later
they are sure - reach their level. The
ssorY deals briefly with an episode in
the history ~ Mrs E.astlake Chapel. a
woman Il remarkable acumen and OF
kcsnest SIT She asplres 10 rise above
iDe position IN society 20 which she has
been relcx4,cd by her vlllainous father.
aud in doicg - abe wins the love IL an
hanoratis ofiicer IN the army. whose in
fafgation Tor her induces him % give up
hls commission aud preparations are
made "a marry andfiy % parts where they
are unknown. A friend 10 whom her his
tory Is known has been her old lover.
although she left him several months
bofoFr % cultivate. the acquaintance
81 lapf Randall >orthcote. Oliver 81.
Adiofu. the forsakea lover. meets his
oia fiale freed Captain Northcote. and
aives him hint that bis inAmorata -
fut saave reproach from this moment
tt-rr - riot and a counter plot. each
side endeasorirg g. 0utwit the other.
II "a sid that the aiseuturrs~ - one Of
tie strongest anil most remarkable
characters ever depicted - any dramat
idf she - endowed with superhuman
roFer AMI ,neeouify ard astonishing
crmp .lcaflons re=uit
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
Reserved Seat Prices, SOC, and
Sale Opens Tomorrow.

marches. II most burlesque companies.
Last and fvelIest the ever successful
spectacle q odd Age and Youth
This briilisnt comedy. first presented in
Chicago. under Mr.. Jacks own super
vision combines all the elements
Of the gayesf farce and finest
extrayaganzs. It depicts the
adventures Of Que Mslschreno an
aged sculptor. who. seeking the fountain
81 youth In fairy land. not only becomes
reJuvenatcd. but wins the love OK the
fairy queen. webs her. and gains immor-
tally. Meanwhile. his companions a
German baron and 40 Irish count meet
with many strange mishaps. ana are
finally elected from the mystic realms
There are many plesslng diversions
woven into the action Of the plot. A
-polka-dot quadriile' something new IN
the dancing line is exeeused; there are
living statues. singing automatons. must
clans. vocalists. aud dancers in plenty.
and the entire show ends In perfect
whirl OF fun and merriment
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
PLAYS FOR A WEEK
Powers to Be Lighted for FIVE
Nights
STRONG list or ATTRACTIONS
s1etson's Company. Nodjeska and
Rhea--The Police Pstroi--faus Cias
and old Age and Youth

This viii b q solid week Of sftrae-
tlona ID the play houses. broken oniy on
Tuesday foE The appsarsnee a Nikita AZ
he opening u Locksrby hall Manager
Poaers has provided the stror sest blli
~ tie season. Monday ws shall have
ST.. Sietson's players. Wednesday aud
Ihufs.iay Modieska and Friday aud
SATURDAY RheA This Is certainly choice
eooush "a satiate the most exaeting
lasts Coz high class theatres Rhea has
generously tendered benefit on Satnr.
day nlghf FOR the Womans Press club.
hug TIE oisicsrs q the club have thought
1t hettsr % decline owing % the short
ness - tie time Intervening ir which 10
ret the fact before the public. The
offer. however. - greatly appreciated.
Manager stair q The CFand sill offer
b. "a trons a sferilng melo-dramA The
-fo.ice Patrol has been seen here once
~ .Tiee and It's merits are well appre-
elalsd
Manager Smith has retained for the
week TIE first combination of the season
for his hoazs. IL II the Lilly Clay com.
pany combined with -Oid Age and
Youth ous II SaEn 7. Jacks most pop
ular burlcttas.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

AY. PvsTsoa's hig sscenic production
az The fol,ce Patrol. pronounced az
o8r ~ ftc zrrsfrst scenic meio-drsmas
GA tiia stage tosiay ADD which attained
a. .umease ticgfee % popularity IA
Nrsad kap.d4 during - engagement
laaf sfa-en. siIi i,e offered by TIE man.
asenent e The trand for ono week
allsumeazioz this evening The patrol
eag.a. NE hnr-as ADD The rsen using Il
sre tss Eerufae thing fresh from CHI
es4s. tts sfory q the play is baspd ON
srfaai ttlrfrnrsa The drama - he
ftIt@sl b. a frsn,ll writer ~ "smplr.
tnf corrected siery - police lie. iilus-
ffsflrE klln tiei. zhtfai sc~nie pictures
tae ssf.eut f,.sbfiez = . great city.
ia neuaacz = a m most literai kind.
fae sttlsfs tra~h hasinr been freely
nsei Aneng sha contributors % tha
fua and excitement ~ this production
49, lafs4tltsi tao famous white tor~~s
Ias ca|f = equ'nee er % = reputation
efeafef tsan fhat = thr Ordinary aniaal
~ enc kind anil tb-f Owe their feputa
fon g. ~ eprh n the history - Ciiiea
- Wien ths1 first sprsng toto prosni
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Sam T. Jacks latest combination. the
noted Lilly Clay and Old Age and Youth
burlesque companies will appear at
Smiths this afternoon and evening. aud
guards may be needed 10 restrain the
eager throngs which will clamor for adj
mission. The new consolidation has, 90
fer. been wonderfully successful IL
gives bright lively show. full OF merri-
ment and humor. get free from any trace
% improperly; the most popular per.
formers.a nj the finest features IL both
the original companies are retained, a
number Of new specialties are added.
and a first-cl entertainment is as
sured. First upon the program is
gayly costumcd burletta. being the orr
entail title 81 with the Edendi." and
con posed chiefly % handsome girls in
Turkish costume and gay American min
strels. who invade the harem % an
Eastern ruler. spring all the latest jokes
and witticisms. sing the newest topical
airs. and incidentally get themselves
disliked by flirting with the odalisques
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

whole being. and she invests her scenes.
as will be evidenced here, with all the
pathos OF woman wrongcd as deeply as
II il possible to be. and yet never for
getting her queenly dignity and noble
birth. Coupled with this has been in
telligcnt study and the minutest care as
to stage detail. which have made her
presentations always the same. whether
in one night stand or in metropolis.
Unlike most stars who depend upon
their own reputation. unsupported by
good acting and the best stage accessor-
les, Modjeska brings a cast that is at
once the best travelling. and identically
the same scenery properties and cos
tunes used in her recent metropolitan
engagement three weeks ago.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

II is one o, the virtues of the thea
trical rotation that II brings 10 this city
now and then q great artistic. but IL IL
seldom that one approaching the repu
tuition ~ Moileslxa is secured Manager
Po~ers has the homer 10 announce her
appearance on "Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings In Tho Merchant ~ Ven
ice" and Marie Stuart" Modjcel<a IL
an actress not only eminent IN her art
but fortunate Ia the possession 81 thoae
qualities that ef.dear an artistic 10 the
cultured sud educated portion n tho
community. She has always been &c.
tuated by a restless ambition. that has
not beeR content o. limit the exercise ~
her taleni 10 few paris, but on the con
frary has been alert. and she has cult
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

hence thes were connected with the
Chicago police department. drawing the
wagon for the Desplaines street station.
On that fatal day In May when anarchy
sought 10 rule the world. they. with the
assistance of & few brave men. we're m
sfrumenlal in saving the lives Il some
eight officers. Dn that occasion a.
they turned the corner into Haymarket
square a crowded mass 81 struggling
humanity. which completely packed thu
open street from wall 10 wall presented
Itself. There In the center could be seen
the few brave officers sainiy struggling
10 gain shelter. There Was but one
thing 10 do. the officers drew their re
voivers and clubs. the driver dashed the
horses into the face OF the mob. where
the plucky animals literally fought their
way through BY biting aud paving until
the brave men were picked up and car
rled 20 a polnt II safety. IL was direct
~ after the that the bomb vas thrown
which cost the lives % 50 many brave
officers. a. well as the execution 81 the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Col Briggs down to the 2os and
increased his value TO about
$1,000. Local lovers OF horse
flesh have been watching Col
Briggs career this summer. and are
more than pleased at his sterling work.
Among his most notable achievements
this summer are his race at Cedar
Springs. on half mile track. when he
drove PAGER out in :23l4. at the Sagi-
nav Breeders meeting. where he won
the 30 and 40 classes. taking nine hotly
contested heats in the mud 10 decide the
the contest. and got a mark Of 81 At
the Bay City meeting Col Briggs"
came in second in a holly contested
race. and last week at La Grange, lndi-
ana. in the 80 class. nine horses start.
ing. Col. Briggs" came in third IN the
first heat and second in the two other
heats. covering the miles In :2lk. ~
and 30il. Mr.. O'Donnell is highly
clated over the work Of Col. Briggs.
and his many friends are pleased to see
his success in trotting circles.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
LOOK FOR BARGAINS


A largo bankrupt stock % mems and
boys clothing from the recent heavy
failure Of large Wholesale Clothing
Firm in New York must b. sold at once
by the order Of the assignee.
Money talks, Prices tell the tale!
Good Cotton Sox. q pair fer &c
Large Red Handkcrchiefs. & for &c.
Mems Suspenders. loo.
Good Working Shirts. DC. worth soc.
Good Underwear. &c. worth l0c.
Working Jackets. 2ic. worth Joc.
Good Overalls. Sic.
Mons Suits. alb. worth $500.
Mems Suits 90 ~. worth s90a
Mems Suits. sa03 worth el000
Boys Suits. .'Sc.
Boys Overcoate 9sc.
Good Working Pants. &c.
Come at once. Bring along your
friends Clothc them up while these
Bargains last Look for tho Place. op.
po~ite yellow building. near Creecen,
Avenue.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

from the devil tish OF mercenary specu-
lation. Rhea has been. and still is. an
examplar which many OF our own the
atrical purveyors vpuId do well to emu
late. Year after year. during her Amer
lean residence. she has labored with IN
defatigablc zeal in the cause OF the
higher drama; and there is satisfaction
ia the thought that American play
goers have given her encouraging sup
port. Her newest play represents
large investment and there seems no
reason 70 doubt ia exceptional value IA
theatrical property. She has ftaged il
with taste and judgment. and tho dresses
for il comprise an interesting object les
son in Archaeology Rhea's own robes as
the Queen are dazzling and beautiful,
and the costliest that she has yet worn.
Notwithstanding her record OK past
splendors In that direction. Her lamar
j. dream % oripntal magnificencc a
regal figure that is invested with rare
personal charm and dramatic person.
age ~ authority and force.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

four months ago. and ever since the gen
tleuan has been more than elsted over
his property. Col Briggs Is seal
brown horse. strongly built, and when
he came into Mr.. O'Donnell's hands had
a record Of 3,ia Clarence K For has
had the handling 81 him ever since. and
by his expert handling has brought
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

waited that creative quality Of mind that
has enabled her a. master the widest
range ~ dramatic portrayal known 10
the modern stage. There is something
about Modieskn's face. too. that seems
60 fit her for heroines Of the standard
drama. aud even her voice has a tinge Of
sadness which seems TO permeate her
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
That Joyful Feeling

With the exhilara.ing sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal cleanli-
ness. which follows the use Of Syrup Of
Figs. il unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond tho old time
medicines and the cheap substitutes
sometimes offered but never accepted by
the well informed.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
vsluabl. Stallion.

John T.. O'Dnnnell. connected With
Eagan Brothers. shoe dealers - the pos
sessor % valuable irutting stallion that
has been making quite reoprd Tor him
self this summer Mr. OD,nnsli pur.
chased this stallion. Col Briggs about
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

LILY WHITE aoar is warranted 70
please you In every particular. Made
only by VALLEY City Milling ca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
Special Blanket sale at
VoTGT. HFRPotsHEIMTR 4 Co. :.

Corl. Knott 4 Company will show
some entirely new and attractive things
in trimmed and IN trimmed hats this
week. You are invited 10 call
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

MIMI Many well.informed people
HOifCL. think they must send 10 Chi
cago for fancy embossed stationery. lite
a mistake, See samples and consult
the Stanton Printing Co. Pearl street
10y -the-riyer. Special bargains next %
days
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Wa Holland and st-smsr. Berth In
eluded.
Round trip tickets will be sold every
Monday night during October via Hoi.
land apa n. A c. 4. Cas- steamer. City
81 Holland" at ass. good returning for
ten daya
Regular fare on Wednesday and Fri
day night boats. SD. round trip. si.0o.
including berfhs Take Or p. IN. train.
Ono. DNliAvFs. q. =. A.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

The whole piece il extremely Ianghable.
and winfis up with the uDlucky visitors
"a chains. as 4 punishment Or uerpe.
trsting a ioke which fne Efendi had
heard IN Bagslad fifty year. before.
Various specialties. including every
dance toilsw concluding With anoselty
IN The SHAPE n q march u AL nations.
wherein twenty weil fosnsed women,
clad 10 The costumes and armor ~ dd
fsfent countries. vancouver in cell
drilled eyelufio8A While the Tags a
ssery len'i Nass high slsaye. aud Amer.
icas banner - piseted IN The center.
it - = pretty msrrh. and i.ear- no re
sambiance - tha customary Amazon
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

IL you are in need OF furnace get our
figures on the -MagceF IL IL the
leader. Ii has stood the test 81 time.
Hundreds in use put ia by us in the
city. WEArHFRLY 4 PULTK.
Now location, % and % Pearl street
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Children's Eiderdown Cloaking. y
inches wide. only DC per yard
NoiGT. HFRroLsuxIaER & Co.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
Chicago Excursions,
via
O.. Ii. ~ L.

Oct. /. 18th. Goth. e@th-
s'.i0 Tor the round trip good Tor ten
DAYS. tickets coed in coaches only.
Leave Grand Rapida. 1000 \. m. and
ileOp. m Arrive Chicago 40 y N.
and 7a5 a m.
Rs turning Leave Chicago Z 05 q. N.
100 p. M. and 1900 ?. m. Arrive Grand
Rapids 2;i5 y m, 9sio y m. and go
q. IN.
Dining car attached 70 zoo .. m.
train.
Call Telephone 0os Tor information.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Ladies. call for free sample OF ROSI
FOAM. Grand. Girard, the druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

October II. n. u. -. - and
- the q. 4 w. NJ. Railway will sell
tickets a. Chicago ana return. good
ten days. st e5t0 all rail. and skso via
~. Joe aud boat These tickets are not
good in parlor or sleeping cars. Phone
1904 or llts > X for full information.
GEO. DEHAvEs. Gen. Pass. Agent
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Travis gives you rare bargains in new
and second hand stoves.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

prime movers in the cause OF anarchy.
IL was from this action OF the horses at
this time and at the Mccormick Reaper
works a little later that these two in
teIligent animals gained the title Of the
White Patrol"
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

Rsmsmber This.
Tha, the worlds fair clo~es Octsl,er a0th.
N YOU want 90 see a. take special cx.
euralons over Lake Shore ~. Octoler
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15

ghildfep's Esderdown Cloakins. y
inches Wide. only &c per yari
NoI0F. HERroIsHHfaEk a Ca
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-10-15
CHAS. S. EMERSON, MANAGER.

ilsh and 18Th. Half rsiea Ticket
good ten days
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-07
The Waste of War.

just now the world is at peace, or at
least the civilized world is more quiet
than tur 100 years.
From 1898 to 1915 the Napoleonic
wars prevailed.
In lS2S there WAS war between Russia
and Turkey.
in lS3O-lSi0 civil war prevailed in
Spain and Portugal
From 1870 to 1917 war was carried
on between France and Algeria.
From 1871 to 1876 there was war be-
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-07
TIE INV ARMY RIFLE.
It, Manufacture Wal Ec Begun at tn
>pIi riirId ArmuIy To-day.

it, MAnufa. Wal lie Begun At the
>pri riirId Armuiy To-day.
NEW IuI.S. July ) III he manufacture.
q the new kIag JorLeus-u rifle for the
Umtvl states army. ii 1, announced, will
lr htuu tod = NJ the United States
a'utur, at Springfield Mas, The appru-
I:iai.e. Of 500 .uUJ made hy the last con
,-r.-, tor u~- ia the manufacture uf n new
i.I!e lur the army became available July |.
!ar ctlncity of the Springfield armory,
Wien manufacturing the spa. Iiicld rifle,
:.o.. ln usv ia ;he army. is 300 guns per
n.ut'h
The manufacture Of the new kraG-
Jur-rusen rifle will he much slower at the
,aJ~ct ihau ia The ca>e at the Springfield
Kan The Muiory authorities will bc con
tent to tam utt ,JUD krE JurScn~eu rifles
la hire months tie fr-t year
The ness rifles. us soon rs ready, Will be
I>>lri to the regular troops 1t is eN-
peel tat the entire amy will have
i.,u ~uppind with tie new rifles in Is
Uuutl~ = -oua a. the regular troops II
Give the nrw gun. l,,,,.- Will be- made to
hItcnai Euard regiments
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-07
The White Horse of Lambourne,

In Berkshire, England, is situated a
hill on the steep sides of which is the
figure OF gigantic horse whose di-
mansions are almost All acre in extent
The head neck, body and tail of this
wonderful figure consists Of wide
white lines, ~ does also each Of its
four legs. The outlines Of this mon
strous specimen of the genus equnus
are formed by cutting trcnche. in the
chalk, of which the hill is mainly com
posed, the bitches being from two to
three feet deep and about ten feet
i'll width The chalk of the trenches
being Of n beautiful white and the sur
roundings the Rreenest of the green,
makes the figure of the horse plainly
dlsccrnible, according to the Philadel-
phla Press, at "A distance of about
twelve miles. This is the famous
"Whltc Horse of Lamhournc." The
white horse Is known to have been the
standard of the Saxons and some have
supposed that this monster cmblemntic
figure was made by Iirngist, one ofthc
'"N'l hilISH' III w Ibt, M hntluuHrl-
an who has written much on the white
horse of Berkshire, brings in several
arguments to prove that this figure
was made 10y or under orders from AL
fred during the reign of Ethelrcd, his
brother, and TINT it IL "A monument TO
IL victory over the Danes in the wear
81. Other well-hnown writers are of
tn" opinion that the celebrated white
horse Is n natural freak one of mn
lures oldest oddities. Ashmend
Burton thinks that the early tribes
noticed that the outlines of the frrnk
rcScmblcd horse to IL certain extent
and that they worked it into its pres
emit shape, ut least that they gave the
outlines their present graceful symme-
try However this may be, it has
been the custom since time out of
memory for the ncighboring peasants
to assemble on certain day of each
year, usually about midsummer, to
clear away the weeds from around the
white horse and to trim the edges of
the trenches so ns to preserve the /
color and shape. This task is known
all over England as securing the
white horse"
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-07
A Source OF Danger.

The New York World utters A warn.
ing against allowing children and
others to gather up the half decayed
fruit about the docks and in the whole.
snie fruit district, and calls upon the
health officers to see that the fruit deal
crs obey the ordinance, which requires
them to gather up such refuse in bar
rcls, and cart it away. The warning
is very timely IN New York, no doubt,
and 1T is equally SO here, as any one
may satisfy himself by making brief
inspection of the fruit wharves, when
n fruit vessel is unloading, as one is
almost all the time. The place is
strewn with half rotten bananas, etc.
and n crowd of people is in constant
attendance, devouring the waste fruit.
or gathering it up for sale. Nothing
fosters choleraic and febrile disease 30
readily as decayed fruit, and the pres.
ent condition of the fruit wharves is
serious menace to the health of our
city. New Orleans Picayune,
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-07
CONDEMNED KILOGRAMS.

Superintendent Of the Census Porter has
resigned.
saturday was Dominion Of Canada day
ut the fair
Curb'tt and Mitchell have signed articles
1" i.-ht i'll Chicago
The public debt decreased Sl.Il6,2jS
during the month II June
Hr'rnty-siX person, died of cholera in
Jvtdah Yesterday and 40 in Mecca
The total mortality among Mecca pil
erlm~ sncc early in June exceeds 5000
mas meeting Of the people Of Colorado
haN been called to consider the silver crisis
Nill"Hl dispatches concerning the loss
OF the British waINhip Victoria have been
received at London
the Great international conference Of
the Epwurth LEAGUE at Cleveland. O..
closed last night with mass meeting.
F,rr in thr building occupied bv the
lrad'ry and Hubbard Manufacturing
comr'ny and other New York firms did
$lUG, 900 damage.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1893-07-07

speeding the col IS that they grow and
become stronger from year TO year and
the colt thus acquires his perfection
The chief thing IS to prevent them
OVERRIDING. You can rum the training
of years in an hour, and the greatest
trouble is in getting good trainers. Ny
Idea Is To excite the colts to do their
no~t without over exortion, and tins
done from day to day with any of the
great horses OF the day taken when
they we're young would have, believe,
mn.,r them to do better worn than they
are nov doing