The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-05-06
IRA /ELERs' GREAT n,
Tho T. p. a. PREPARING for
Fair Event of Magnitude--p,n.
ing Association A..I.,.

Tho T. p. a. PREPARING for
Fair Event of Magnitude--p.n.
ing Association AetIylt,
Sr. LOUIS. Mo-, April lo-r
great activity at the headauar,"
the Travellers Protective Assoo.t'ns
as result of the setting aside oss
10 as Il. p. A. day at the WorlSa
Mr.. George $. M'Grew, one OF ~.
known ex-traveling men of 81 y
has been President for near,,
years, but owing to pressure ~
ness engagements, has announe.iW
intention to decline renominatios
year, even IL the election hs
unanimous as on previous occ,.'
The National Board are co.ons.'.
with him to make the concludino.
of his administration one OF The ~
est in the history of the asSoc'.s
The annual convention will nv.
Peoria, ILL.,, June 6, Z, and 8, ana
5000 travelling men will procasa 4
special train on the Gth to Chicaos +
the 10th they will parade to JsSS
Park in twenty State divisions "
headed by first-class band. I,%
grounds there will be speeches Nv \
Govern ors of ten States and a pro,.
of unique proportions. II
The school revenues OF 81 7.
have just been increased by slOoS'N
year through merchants tay
signed by the Governor. The mn,
will enable the school board 10 !
into effect plan that will placs
schools of the city far in adyanc.
those of the other large cities il I
matter of practical education !
youths fitting themselves for the,
work. There is already a FAM
manual training school here, but
not free. and it has been long deSl
by the friends of the public scho
carry out the idea of manual train
in them far enough to give any
who wants it practical knowledeN
the mechanical trades. With
money that can be done. A system
free manual training, with spa
buildings, will be established earh
the next session of the schools
The street parades in st. Louis. NJ
ing the fall festivities, and in CbiaN
at the opening of the Worlds Fair
be made much more attractive BY I.
presence of a body of cavalry which
Italians of this city have organiAS
The troop is composed of about Loo
the wealthiest young men among
Italian citizens of st. Louis, and N
are uniformed more picturesquely n
q hussar, every bit of their equipmE
being warlike, however. They ca
light weapons Of several kinds.
trappings of their horses are splen
and costly. some of the richer rid
having them made of solid silver |!
the men are fine looking fellows, q
siderably above the miidle-heightr
they make striking spectacle on,
rade. 1t is the only body of thhs
in this country and they are worths
ing.
More than three thousand fanil
in st. Louis are now having hO.
built for them by the building assoc
tions, Of which there are four hund4
in the city. Their secretaries r.p
that they have on hand applicata
for that many houses of an svenN
value of $500 apiece. The build
season has just opened here, with
first clear and sunny days Of spr3
and the associations are all lettig
their contracts. The total valu,
these homes will be over four mills
dollars, and il they are finished by
end Of the year, as the will probsb
be, the whole amount of money spel
in building in the city viii near
double theifigures Of last year, viii
were about three millions. IS