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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1890-10-30
First publication Oct. 80. 1907

First publication Oct. 80. 1907 No. IS
CTArE OF WISCONSlN-CoUNTY COURT FOR
- MANIrowoc COUNTY. In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of John johnson,
deceased.
ninistration on said estate of John Johnson late
Of the town of Gibson, in said county, deceased,
intes;ate having been issued to Honora johnson,
1870, and six months from and after said day be-
ing allowed and limited for creditors to present
their claims for examination and allowance,
notice is hereby given that said court will. at
regular terms thereof to be held the first Tues
day in each OF the months of December 1890. and
March and May 1891, at the probate Office In the
city of Manitowoc In said county. receive. ex-
anime, and adjust all claims and demands of all
persons aginst said deceased.
Dated October %, leo.
BIZ the Coast.
EMIL BAENSCH. County Judge.
SChMITz 4 kIRwAN, Attys. nOv27
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NEW LIVERY.

Just received lot of new Carriages,
Buggies and Surries, also a nice Picnic
Bus. A hack and bus will run to and
from trains and boats. Prompt attention
paid to funerals. Leave orders at Office
of Stable, corner 9th and Commercial
streets, opposite Richards Iron Works,
or at G. w. Fechter's book store.
WM HERZOG & SONS
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LADIES' AND CHILDRENS UNDER
WEAR,

1t is often quite difficult if not impos-
sible, to obtain just the kind and size of
underwear one would wish to have, for
even the largest stocks do not contain
everything that may be desired by some
body. We think that with the great
variety of kinds now in our stock
scarlets, natural woods and white, and
these in both plain and Jersey ribbed
and combination suits, and with different
grades of each-we ought to be in posi-
ton to suit and fit nearly everybody.
30 SCHUETTE Bros.
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DOC TAX

All owners of dogs who will not have
paid their dog tax, that was due Oct. LIST.
by Nov. LIST. will be prosecuted accord
ing to the city Ordinance relating to
payment of the dog tax.
MILTON BENSON, Marshal
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We carry full line of Boots, Shoes,
Slippers and Rubbers and also Felt Boots
and Stockings in Stock, and if in need of
those please give us call, as we intend
to sell as cheap as the cheapest and often
cheaper. 10
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BRICK.

The undersigned has acquired the sole
agency for the sale of al Manitowoc
brick for this county and orders for the
different varieties of brick may be left at
his store two doors north of Post Office.
Prices given on appli ,ation. All orders
will be promptly attended to.
Dated May 10, 1890.
r n ScuuIr1
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Mo'sltowof l)llot.
CITY AND COUNTY.
THURSDAY, OCT. 80, 1890.
NOTICE

NUIIIF.
From this date all natices Of lectures or enter
tainments of whatever nature, held for the pecun-
iary benefit of church charitable societies, Will
be charged for at half local notice rates.
Notices of travelling theaters, or exhibitions OF
whatever nature for which an admission fee Is
charged must be paid for at regular rates, and no
complimentary tickets VIII be accepted IN place
of such payment.
October LIST lsSg
H. SANFORD Publisher Tribune,
JOHN NAGLE Publisher Of Pilot.
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a GARD.

The undersigned desires to return his
thanks to the fire department OF this city
for the very efficient work done in saving
fire on Wednesday last.
C,Nf HArr
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WANTED.

A young or middle aged married man
to take charge of a dairy farm. Address
P. o. Box v, Manitowoc, Wis.
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NOTICE TO CITY AND TOWN
TREASURERS.

The Tax Receipt Books are now ready
for delivery. City and town treasurers
can call for them at the office of c. A.
Gielow County Treasurer.
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METHODIST CHURCH.


is absolutely untrue.
METHODIST CHURCH.
Services in the morning at 1890 and
in the evening at T:30 Subject for the
morning "A Reasonable Hope" Evening
"Some phases of the School Question"
1 HAVE become proprietor of the Frank
lin House on Franklin street, Manitowoc,
where / conduct saloon and hotel. /
will be pleased to greet all my old friends
there. AUGUST VoELKER.
Col. KING inspected the militia COM
panIes OF this place last week. The
Rankin Guards were scored 1873 out of
possible 200, the highest standing of any
company in the regiment.
SCHULTZ the halter has the latest in
fall and winter styles In hats and caps.
The democrats seem to have dropped
as campaign issue the garroting of 0.
E. Wells by Luling, Kirwan and Tori
son. Good heavens, is the yilliany of
these three men to go unrebuked?
We are Offering a lot of all wool Tricot
dress goods, in well assorted line of
colors, at the extremely low price of 25c
yard. 6
SCHUETTE Bros.
THE total of the potato crop in the
United States is estimated at a little
over half what it was last year. The
estimate of the total potato yield of the
country is 133,OOO,OOO bushels.
$3.50 is at present the price OF a pair
of very good Ladies' Button Shoes. We
bought GOO pairs of them at bargain
and will sell those as long as they last
for the above marked price.
Ii f. KRUMMHEUrR.
AMID all the political turmoil T. G.
Shove keeps working along steadily to
gain some commercial advantage for
Manitowoc. The prosperity of the city
seems to be the only politics he under
stands just now.
" guot lCSClNCI ootue VI lut pODuIdE
Homespun, Camelshair and Tweed dress
goods, These fabrics are considered by
many to be the proper material from
which to make stylish dresses.
e SCHUETTE Bros.
TIE firm of Baum, Fischer & Co. of
Milwaukee failed this week. Thu liabili-
ties will reach $4,000. It is not known
yet what the assets are. Mr.. Fischer one
OF the partners, was at one time engaged
in business in this city.
BEAUTY is said to be only skin deep;
but to possess and preserve a beautiful
skin, pure vigorous blood is essential.
This is best secured by taking Ayers
Sarsaparilla In small but frequent doses.
1t is the most reliable of headquarters
THE projectors of the Midland railway
- L l.
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C. H. SEEGER d. d. S. DIR. f. f. SEEGET
Dentist. Dentist.

In G. H. Seeger's new building up
stairs the building has a brown stone
front and two large bay windows up
stairs. The front rooms with bay win
dows is occupied by Seeger Bros. Next
to Post Office South Side.
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AT the residence o. the brides parents
in the town of Manitowoc Rapids, on
the 18th day of October, A. d. 1890, by
the same Justice, Mr.. Ben Bean of
Manitowoc city and Miss Olga King
.holz, of the town of Manitowoc Rapids,
Manitowoc county Wis.
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SCHUETTE Bros.

THE projectors of the Midland railway
are encountering considerable opposition
in Fond du Lac. Lately they built a
track through some land to which title
had not been acquired and the owner
hitched on house moving apparatus and
pulled the road off
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NEW TRAINS AND FAST TIVE,

NEW TRAINS AND FAST TINE.
V,HE Milwaukee Lake Shore & Western Rail-
l. way changed time on Sunday, September
end, Trains ruu as follows:
Leave. Train No. arrive.
Manitowoc 1901 a. m. "a Milwaukee .T:z0 a. IN.
Manitowoc 1855 a. N. 8 Milwaukee +l0:56 d. IN
Mantowoc 1888 p. m.2 Milwaukee 1916 p. m.
Manitowoc 1905 p. IN. 8 Milwaukee I'll Asp N.
Leave Train No. Arrive.
Manitowoc p BOD m. II Amigo 1850 p. IN.
aanitowoc +s:lsp .. m. Kaukauna 1880 p. m.
Manitowoc 1853 p. m. Ashland .8:i0 a. IN.
Mantowoc.+4 81 a. M. 5 Ashland +6:l0p. M.
$40 q. 7:io a. N.
S2O p. 9:Zo a. M
8 20 p. 4JO p. N.
daily. Daily except "lnday.
Nos, 3 and 1 are limited trains making
very fast time and have through sleeping cars
between Milwaukee Chicago and Bessemer,
Ironwood. Hurley and Ashland. Breakfast
going SOUTH and supper going northl are
served in dining cars between Chicago and Mill
waukae.
Nos. and s have through sleeping cars be-
tween Chicago and Milwaukee and Wausau,
land.
Nos. and run between Milwaukee and
Amigo, with parlor cars between Milwaukee
and WauSau.
Nos and run between Milwaukee and
kaukauna.
All trains make close connections in union
depot at Milwaukee to and from Chicago.
For information or tickets inquire of
g. a. HUCHTHAuSES Ticket Agent
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THE Milwaukee Journal with its usual
disregard for truth started the story that
the Wisconsin Democratic Bennett Law
League has its expenses paid by the
Republican State Central Committee.
Several echoes throughout the state have
caught up the cry and some people in
this city are busy in giving currency to
the libel.
The facts are that the Democratic Ben
nett Law League has not received one
cent directly or indirectly from the Re-
publican State Central Committee nor
from any republican. There were
subscribed the evening the League
was organized, by its members the fol-
I1x
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The undersigned beg to announce to
their friends and customers, that they
have received their full line of Fall goods
for 1890, and that goods of all kinds are
low in price. They would call attention
to line "a inch Ladies Suiting at SOC,
fully worth 75c, all wool. Also a line
36 inch, all wool, at 25c. Ladies', mems,
boys and children's underwear in white
and colored, both fall and winter weights.
Boys knee pants suits at $50, 200, $50,
300, 3.25, 400, 4.50, 500, $50. A very
cheap line for large boys; we have good
stock at S2.79, $50, 400, 500, 600, $50,
$50, 1000. This line includes suits for
boys of Is years of age. For men we
have all kinds of suits from 400 to $1,000,
all good value. We are making extra
efforts in all departments of our business.
We are willing to handle goods at very
small margin over cost.
BARNES, MENDLIK & MULHoLLAND.
September 1st 1890
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THE rumor in circulation that VIM.
Croll is unable to read or write English
is absolutely untrue.
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W. II. Iimlin. 100
Hugh Ryan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
John Nagle. Observation-Disclosures. 20
Kline %
Five Railway officials so each 49,. so
During the next week two lawyers of
Milwaukee joined the League and con-
tributed each S25. Subscriptions through
out the state from those who became
members swelled the receipts to 500.
The local expenses in this city which
have been borne by the editor of this
paper amount ito $50. Any man who
says the League has received anything
from republican sources is a LIAR. The
editor of The Pilot has had offers of as
sistance from three persons outside the
county who wished to aid the League,
but when it was learned that those who
wished to contribute were republicans
the subscription was declined. The funds
through which the League has been en-
abled to do something have come solely
from democrats and outside those men,
tined, from the following places: Racine,
Manitowoc,. Ahnapee, Madison and Neills-
vile. The League is in debt to-day for
no inconsiderable amount, but it pur-
poses paying its debts by assessments on
its members. There will be no unpaid
bills and there will be nc begging.
The Milwaukee Journal stated as "a
report" very cowardly and despicable
manner of injuring reputation, that
Henry Payne said the League was grow
ing expensive to the Republican COM
mittee. If The Journal will furnish proof
that Henry Payne said this it can draw
on The Pilot for $500 and any bank in
Manitowoc will readily honor the draft
1t can lose nothing by accepting this
challenge as the only inconvenience it is
put to is to prove its assertion.
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MARRIED.

AT the Justices office, on the Both day of
August, A. d. 1890, by John O'Hara
Justice of the Peace, Mr.. Theodore
Johnson and Miss Carrie Peterson,
both of the town of Liberty, Manitowoc
county, Wisconsin.
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AT the residence of the brides parents in
the 9Th Ward of this city, on the 18th
DAY of October, A. d. 1890 by the same
Justice, Mr.. Charles Klingbiel of Mil
waukee City and Miss Annie Tesch of
Manitowoc City, Wis.
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CAPTAIN S. w. SMITH founder of The
Manitowoc Tribune, died at Warsaw, Mo.
last week. For some years Mr.. Smith
has conducted paper at the last named
place.
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FOR SALE

The H. c. Buhse Dwelling with two CD
desirable lots in First Ward. For partl-
culars call at Local Agency Of G. B. frost
S. Sth st.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
In HONOR OF BURNS
orr scottish Clussns Celebrate HIS
Birthday Last Evening.
WlIR SCOIllS SWEETEST MUSIC
t.r~. and Fntha,i assio Gathering 81
s..,ft5sf- America ana lne
musical Prog ratn A. Ola
couple from Ayr

c,svhesded scots. sweei Tasres, -
aus add.es deno1uaT, right royalty
remem5ered him, the tonelul baFd OF
AVE-
Fnny go scots assembled al the
Br.are-street House last night % cele-
brate the birthday of Robert Burns.
Tie dining hall was twlce hlled With
paests who SAT down 10 bountful ban
onet and after all had psTtaken
of the good cheer the tables
were removed and the seats
rearrauced Tor the other part of the
entertainment. 4 stage was erected 81
the end Of the hail and the flags OF TINS
country and Great Britain were dIaped
back oi the stage. Ine entertainment
commenced tA "A piano SOLO; Inc
Blue Bells of scotland by Mis-, Alex.
NJ Ross, alteT which Dr. kOss, the
president o1 tue Burns Club, delivered
nlsannualaddre,s and paid honor 10 the
memory vi TWO Of the members OF the
club. who have gone 10 Their long
home during the past year. one OF
them was Thomas smith, who was Tor
many years president OF the club, and
the other was James Muir, who le-
Gently passed away.
A male quartette, consisting of An
drew Fyfe, Or. Ross, VIII Harms and
Russell Buchanan. then sang ANNE
Laurie" IN splendid style, and were
obliged 10 repeat II. Miss Abbie Nc
lnnes then sang "Laddee,' but did not
respond TO the encore She received.
VIII Harri, then sang the Lament OF
Flora Mcdonald" ," and responded 10 an
encore with There's a Dear spot IA
Scotland"
Or. J. A. Mccall responded to the
toast, "RObert Burns with "a We'll
chosen speech. Miss Jessie Campbell, 4,
a LITTLE girl dressed in a Scottish cos
tune, sang a solo, "Thc Plaldie," IN
fine style, and responded with battle
song.
one of the most charming features
of the entertainment was the dancing
of the little tot, Bessie Morton, who,
dressed in plaid and bonnet in true
Highland style danced the Highland
fling with all It's difficult movements
and step. i'm faUltless manner.
Andrew FyIe sang scots Nha Nae
vi Wallace blcd" M a manner that
charmed all present, and he responded
% the hearty encore he received with
''klng of the Land and sea-"
Mayor Kiilcan then arose amid great
applause and responded IN few well
chosen words to the toast, "Grand Rap
ids Our Home" David Forbes sang
'-Icssic, the Pride of the Dee and
"The Rooster" Miss Nellie Evans
reci.ed Tam O'Shanter" in a spirited
manner, and =. i. Sitter rocted Par
nasSIus" and Poe Bells"
Or. Ross sang Highland Mary" and
everybody sang Aud Lang Lyme at
the close Of the entertainment. Then
the hall was cleared and the rest OF the
evening was spent IN dancing.
The distinguished guests OF the even
ing were Nj. and Mrs. McEwnC, who
are natives of the town where Robert
Burns lived, and Mrs. McEwug was "a
personal friend of Mrs Robert Burns
Nr. NcEwug is "a years OF age aud his
wife is 81, and they are venerable and
haartv-ookug couple. Mr.. NcEUng
WAS in the British navy I'M Tia. war of
1872. and aitcrward helped To clear the
southern seas OF pirates and slaverS.
Their home at present Is III Allandale,
Ottawa county.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

the conclusion of which he commenced
the study OF Law. lie took up MS resi-
dcncc at Woodstock, Va, and was
elected as commonwealth 5 attorney OF
the county, and afterwards served -four
vear, .u the State legislature. In 1876
he was "a Presidential electOr on the
Democratic ticket. and i'm 1850 held the
same position ON the readjuster ticket.
lu lS.l be wa. commonwealth at
torucy and State Senator, when elected
10 the United States senate for six
years, taking ms seat Dec. 3, 1888. His
term OF Office expired March 8, 1889
In addition 10 his Off clal duties he
has found time 90 edit three local news
papers SINCE 1870 He attained great
popularity among a certain class OF
Irish by his opposition 90 the conhrma-
ton o. Mr. Bayard aS Secretary Of
state under the Cleveland adminstra-
ton, because Mr.. Bayard declared h'm-
self opposed 10 dynamite and dyna-
miter>. However. be WAS alone IN hls
opposition - Mr.. Bayard. He was ou-
of tire striking figures of the Sem
dugng hs term, not that his ta ents
entitled him to any great degree OF
prominence, bat because of hl, ahHtv
To start a Senatorial circus whenever hc
felt SD inclined
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
SCHOOL HOUSE BURNED.
Cadillae's High school building Totally
Destroyed BY Fire.

ts--.s,,t 20 y.t vt.t.N,2- sSS,.S.
CADILLAC, Mich. Jan. 24.-Shortly
after school had commenced this morn
ing the High school building was dis
covered 10 be on fire. The fire started
ia the garnet, evidently, because of
some defect in the furnace arrange
ment. Word was Immediately gwen
10 the teachers aud the scholars marched
ont with but L,tle confusion and no
accident. The tire companies responded
quickly % the alarm, but the fire bad
too gOOi a sttrt, aud tine building =
now mas, ot smOu.Gerug runs.
Much OF thc furniture and many of the
books. maps, etc., were saved, bat con
sderlb.y damaged. About s.x years
ago the building was partially burned
the fire at that time beng supposed TO
he iuceudlary. IL cost 10 repair II about
5000. The loss th, time viii be about
$4,000 and insured to the amount Of
S9HJ0 In the following companies:
Home. of New York. $500; Connect
cut. of Hartford, $500; Continental, of
New York, -N1: London. Liverpool
aud Close, ,I.u0; British America,
II 10.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

The above case against the Etamq
Aas = the outcome OF that paper :
famous ATTACKS on members 0f the
"hawbuck' Leg stature. After the
passage OF Kepreseltat.ye Randal's s
Boulevard bill last winter, the Ns1s
contained an article sayagely attack ng
Mr. Eaudalls Lex ,.atlYe methods and
depicting Mr. E1alallu am illustration
a. standing on pedestal ot champagne
bottles and c.utrhng a bag marked
Doodle Mr. Randall began libel
sllt. bar the Neas nled demurrer %
bis declarations. The circuit court sus-
tanned the demurrer. bat the Supreme
Court 80 Lansing today sets u aside.
The Negs ir"st answer % the decl8r-
alton aud stand trial. In the brief the
supreme Court holds that only one IN
ference can bc drawn from the Article
and picture, ana that is that Mr.. Ran
dali went 20 the Legislature 10 gain pri-
yate ends through the influence of
bribery and liquor. and that unless
-his condition OF things can be proved
true the article IS manfestly libelOus.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25
HORROR on HORROR
Two FerrIble Natural Gas EzpiO-
sions a. Columbus.
ARCSlBAY ADDS I0IHE BElIaROLL
n-n. Hsm@a aad Babies Bis~a iats
Fragments Crushsd Benesth f<iilHs
Brtaks zna rizsabeFs, alsd Tram pied
% Death ~ ths Horses.

and sckenng details arc surpassed
onIv bv che Johusto9a Good Never
la The i story ef ONO has sucA dread
fd Disaster occurred a. that winch
cent tnrls of horrors through the
thousands wb0 witnessed u tonight.
shortly after O'Clock IA explosion OF
natural gas occurred at the double
residence Of N.chael Bowers and john
Marriott, al the corner OF Wall and
Noble alleys, Wreckug the Building
aad filing the alg wlrh debris. Mrs
Marriott was blown ont Of the house
and man named G0u.dng, who
vas standing near the structure, was
blown across the street. Mrs. Marriott
Was carried across the street into the
residence II Wan. James The house
aad street In front Of IL were soon
crowded with people attracted by the
accident. Suddenly the air was rent
by a tremendous explosion, which
made the earth quakean filled the ar
ath flying tlmbers, bricks and debris
ol an Kinds. Darkness casued and
tncn a deathllke Stiffness rc.gned Tor
few moments. ltwas broken by shr.eks
and death groans The house in
winch lay powerless tAe form Of Mrs.
Marriott, had been blown 10 atoms,
and Us occupants buried beneath
tne wreck Hundred, OF spectators,
who hucd toe sidewalks. were
knocked violently down ty tine shock
ald Ay pOwerle.s. Then % cap the
climax, a team ot spirited horses at
tached % one of the fire department.
ladder trucks became frightened by the
explosion and dashed away utO the
crowd, carrying death lu their wake.
They ran over and injured scores OF
people. A btagtfl. ttle baby was
SuQckgd from Us m0,ler's arms, and
tailug beneath the merci.c>s wheels OF
tic vemcIr, was crushed 90 death. As
soon l, tue mldlcgci -tecdS had q .s-
app.a-rd 20 the d4rAu IS. many vi the
-p. clL,lr- lut lrgu.- who mad been
uuUlured by either ONE ot the horrors,
turned their attention 70 digging ont
t1e persons buried heueath the ruins
az tlc house. Guided hv tho cries and
luoans ot thr m3ug.ed aud dying, men
cropped tac darkness pulling outa "a
dead body mere, "a usug.cd, vet living
form there, and conveying them 10
l.stug places. tsr.lpa ol men, women
tul children -1t-cr.. 1rOuua tlC pros
t..t- iorus. aud 0.1a .-egrIaug shutks
uttle Oh. awful ,-... more reF0.tpl.
friends recogr Ted friends injured or
tI, parents ioU tI.r muuntad
...
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25


LAs.Iss Men. jar zl--Ihe fo-os
LIZ cam 'eas were banded Jovn ia tae
Supreme Colrt today
AEra-d Grouse S.. Hartford Ere
Insurance Company f4rrrd ~, otel-
ing Powers Fs. -tl0llels. Deaey -.
Has1ugs Bo-alt gs- I9wusllp oI La
u9tt1 Baker s-. E4.ui, LOraUger ~.
Fo.eg; Cczenfe.ls Sc. MoeAer.
Reversed Randall rs. kessiaq Aeas
A Assoc.at.ol, ..Ler 50 NoTlu4tp. lsaos-
~ So. >te uer Lau1slerry IS. Bullock
oratl 81. Payment Crane Lander
Company W. OtleE LAKE LuMter Conn
pAlY, Le4rY s>. Board of Fire and
Water Comm ss.guers Ct Marquette.
lu People Sc. Peul.erou, Judgment OF
cfcur court aua justices courts rt-
Y-gsed and defendant ,clafged
in People rs Kelly and Fere. first
sentence sustained aud set aside.
ln Jeukug ys. secretary of state,
mandamus denied.
Telegram-herald., 1890-01-25

Harrison II Rdd.eberger was born
n Eiuburg, shenandoah county, Va,
OCT. 4. lS4A lis education was good
but dld not include the advantages
0f the university. He fought on
the confederate side during the war, ~