davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
BASEBALL.
Report OF Games Played at Various
Points Yesterday.

PLAYERS Ieauc-At BROOKLYN Brook
lyn. &: New York 3. At Philadelphia: Phil
adelphia, ,: Boston. &. Al Piishurg:
PntshurgI: Bufalo,i. At Cleveland: Cle'o-
Chicago, 10. ,
National League-At Philadelphia: Phil
adelphia. =; New York &. At brooklyn;
Boston. n; Brooklyn. >. At Cleveland:
Cleveland. l.; Cincinnati. q. AT Chicago:
Chicago. Z; pius1urg ..
American AssOcaiicn-At Syracuse:
syracuse, .; Brooklyn, 8. Al Rochester:
Rochester. 3: Athletic, 8. AtI0ledo. Iole-
do.la, Columbus, 3. At It. Louis; II. Louis,
H. Louisville IS.
Atlantic League At Washington Wash
inet0n. 40: Worcester .. Al Wilmington:
Wilmington, ,; New Haven. IS. At New
Newark: Newark, :; Hartford, .. At Bal
timore: Baltimore, 3: Jersey City, 4.
Attendance: National League-Bro9oh-
hp. i,lHo, lleYeand, 300; Philadelphia
g.5sS: Chicago, 800, total 1913 Player.
League Brooklyn, l.2oSi Cleseland, l,O";
Philadelphia, i,lG2; Pitlsburg, 242l; total
-~l
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

LsnoN. May 2.--tnited states Minlster
I .o,ing has received from the government, az
Wa,hington a reply 10 his communication
CONCERNING the Delegoa railroad dispute,
accepting the principle laid down by poflu.
sal Int nropOsing that some impartial nv
t;on llrst decide whether the ease Is pfofsr
one for arbitration. l!this question Is ''s-
cidcd alIigmat sely the nation - 10 be ASKED
10 decide the terms Of settlement.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
GREENSBORO.
Durham Preparing for a Jouincation-
Many Gieanings.

GREENSBORO. y. c.. May ,. Special
1t is estimated that the lynchburg and Dur
ham Railroad will make it- advent into the
latter place by the lth Of July. on which oc-
ca,ion the town will spread herself i'm biz
welcome fete. The odd Fellows have pro
ipcted demonstration about the same time.
and il is hoped that they will combine. the
two features, and MAKE a town celebration
long 10 be remembered.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
OKLAHOMA NEGRO SETTLEMENT
4 DepiorabIe State of Affairs Reported az
Existing.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, May 2.-TWo coIofed
men have arrived here in an exhausted con-
d zion fromI the negro settlement IN Okla
homa. where they say deplorable condi-
tion of affairs exists. Three men came up
ioy help, and their appearance indicates
mat tney need il. They say their brethren
in Ollahoma have nothing left 20 tide them
oyer til crop time. neither cloihng nor
700 /. They report there Is much sickness
among the negroes, who are nearly all IN a
state OF semi-staryatlOn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

SOFIA. BULGARIA, Nay 2.-W@le a con =
mi..arv of police. accompanied by num-
Der Of officers. WIS making a domiciliary
visit 10 the residence Of Russian jew ih
this city in quest II reasonable papers. be
Nas shot and Killed by the jew.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

LOSDoN, MAY 2-ihr streets Of Ham
burg are infested BY ni-bt with gangs of
robbers whose depreciation, have msde
pede-irianism 90 late hours extremely un-
safe. The police seem 10 De pDWcrless~t0
remedy the otli. and ihc citizens are about
% take ihe matter ia their own hands t0 the
extent oi dealing summarily with every
loOtpad caught.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
LABOR TROUBLES AB7OAD.
Cavalry Charging strikers in Paris-Arch
IfShnn walsh ard Mr. Gladstone.

Cavalry Charging strikers in Paris-Arch-
bishop Walsh and Mr.. Gladstone.
PARIS. May 2.-lnformation has just
reached here that a critical condition of ai
fairs eN ISIS in the department Of the North.
the striking wOIkmcn 0f Iucoing, on the
Belgian frontier, who are riotng and resist
in the troops. have been joined by five
thousand strikers. who have marched from
R1ubaiN ITO their assistance. Reinforce
ments of troops have been summoned ana
are being hurried forward as rapidly H. pos
sible.
CAVALRY CHARGING STRIKERS.
PARIS. Nav "A despatch from Tus-
Going. dated $3.50 o'clock this evening,
stated that 10000 strikers are paradlng The
streets, and committing every species o.
excess. The cavalry has charged upon ana
dispersed "A number OF groups and made
twenty arrests.
ARCuBIs uOP wALsH's MEDIATION.
DUBLIN. Nay Archbishop Walsh has
accepted the modified terms submitted by
lhe directors of the great Southern and
Western Railway, and the men will proba-
bly resume work on Monday.
oLApsTONE's ADVICE,
LONDON. May Mr.. Gladstone has
MfiUch ltitfi ~ i%i'sN -'NH'' w. ~
cation on sunday, eXhorting the working
classes To consider closely their present
position. There may come time, he SAYS.
when labor will be- too strong for capital,
and NAV Use its strength unJustly, but cap
ital will surely hold its own. In conclu.
sion. he wishes 20 see labor and art allied
10 alleyiale and adorn the life Of man.
A ROYAL RECEPTION TO THE EXPLORER
L0NDON. May 2.-Mr. Stanley was enter
"A ned az a reception tonight by the Emr
/ Relief Committee. The Prince OF Wale'
presided. Among those present were th'
/ i'r nc, IS OF Wales and her daughter, Prin
eos Victoria; the Duke aud Duchess o
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
NORFOLK
Nan Drowned while TRYING to Recover
a Boat.

Boat.
NORFOLK. VA, May 3 special Last
nieht Mr. sawyer employed hy tine Iiec-
tric Lieht Company, OF Hampton. went oW
i'm row boat with two ladies i'm the cioeh
90 enjoy The moonlight a squail came up
and Tine boat was driven to au oyster Wat.h-
house 1u the bar. where the paIty lcit. The
boat getting adrit. Mr. sawyer jumped
overheard 10 recover il and was drowned.
lli. body bad not been recovered when tne
steamer Luray left this morning. The
ladies were compelled 90 remain i'm the
Watchh0u~e all night.
The Merritt Company, which has bad
force at w0rk l0r some time 0n Tine schooner
Frank Pmtrc. sunk ~ NrW Point Comfort.
have succeeding i'm moving her about mile
and a half nearer 90 shallow water
rh, body of aman supposed t0 Ore drowned
was washed ashore 100 Ocean ieW ihi-
morning. ID bad been iu tine Wgt.r so long
fnat there was no way of determining
whether 10 was white 0r coiorcd.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
WEST VIRGINIA IRON MILLS.
sold out to a Syndicate OF English Casi-
tali.ts.

WHEELING, ". Va, Nay The report
that the Aetna and standard sheet Iron
Mills, across the river, from this place, are
about 10 be sold 10 an English syndicate,
was confirmed last night. The standard
Mill, is about TO be- sold for SOoO,V0J. lGe
capital stock j. $4,000. The mill cleared
S90. 900 last year, and EMPLOYS about go
hands. The syndicate oilers SlSo,V" Ior me
Aetna. and ali the stockholders. except the
two in the Standard, have signed the agree
mont IN sell.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

PosTos, MASS, May At is settled be-
yond douDt, that The swedish woman who
came oyer on the Cephalonia, and was de-
tanned az Calloupes Island, Is badly aiiict-
ed with leprosy. she will be sent back.
Tier husband and children. who preceded
her g. this country. live at Waltbam. They
ar allowed to see her, but not 10 touch her.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
DANVlLLE
sam Jones VIII - There To.day-1r
IoN's Funeral.


DANynLF. Va May .. - Special
Everything is iu readiness for The sam.
.J,u.- meetings. aud the distinguished evan
.eHst VIII commence "a ten day,' service
here tomorrow az ID o'clock. The laherna.
Gle which bias just been completed VIII seat
comfortably four thousand Fe4plc:hNc thou
sand crowded. Nr. Jones VIII De accom-
.rauied los Rev. Mr. STUART of Tennessee.
who has been assisting him for about wear.
81 win also be accompanied bY Prof. l.. o..
ENceu. Gu-icol director.
The funeral 90 thc late Thomas Fox took
place this afternoon from the First Baptist
fhurch. and wac attended by "a very large
CONGREGATION. Mr.. Fox was one Of tire old
,-f members of both the Masonic and odd
Feli0w fraternity ih thi, section. \ long
procession. composed of members of these
bodice. escorted tho body 90 the cemetery,
where il wa, inferred with Masonic honof7.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
1he slANLsY COON.
Lord salisbury 20 give the Explorer a
Reception.

LONDoN. May Lord Salisbury will
gige magnificent reception % Mr.. stanley,
n.Nt week. ON which occasion the explorer
Will rc welcomed by a most distinguished
saiheTing. Ine statement that NJ. stanley
intends o. become British subject j. un-
nuudod. 10 - undoubtedly true that be had
thought of doiug ,o. but be- Is advised that
d., naturalization would. n all probability,
Ntiaie the American COPS right Of bis latest
ana mo-i important book, and he VIII not
take the r.sh.
Father ~chyuIr. the German Missionary,
Who is responsible for many Of The state
ments affecting Stanloy's motives and
method. in his re,cu. IT Emin, has joined
Emln's expedition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
WASHINGTON.
Conere .sionaI aud General News From
ihe TeJc~al capital.

the Federal capital.
WASHINGTON. ID. g.. May Pro
p0sal- for tIe construction of cruiser
SO. viii Dee opened at the Navy Depart
mcnt. june lU. and number 0f bids arr
expected. The vessel is f1 bee ot 5.1nl tons
dIsplacoment. ard +, 90 have tWla screws.
Her dimensions are: LruetA On mean load
water line. $500 feet: breadth. extreme. lj
feet: drlueht OF water. mean. 81 feet. O
inches: displacement on normal drught
1000 tons: indicated horsepower. 1900;
-pepd. 3n knots. Ihr huii is to Doe ,uhGi-
yided into numerous water ti-ht ccmplu-
mcnts. The machinery. ~ sIlesi-ned by the
Bureau Steam Luguctrnr. i-
intending to develop i5.'lo J. II. P~ when
No il, maximum. which viii pr.pal tra ship
,bout 2li{ knots. The engine, afr t"o 800
number OF thc inverted vertical direct acting
iype. triple expansion. one 0u each .htit.
rhe ship beine propelled by twin sc.eW-.
rhe boilers are the largest ever buiit 100 -
United STATES and are six .n number. The
maln battery consists OF tWO rl-ut-inch Il.
l.. Il. and ten i0ur-nch l.. J.. j.. lhe
secondary battery consists Ol eight slN-
pounder,: ,iN tArcc-poundnrs ana fourteen
machine huns. mounted tO DEE clear ut the
.mnkn and lire OF ihe main battery and ior
nicirut action against boat attacks.
Wherever pacucablc. protection lsaiiordcd
ihc machine guns hy plating 81, Inches
hi'N' ,..... ..,.,.,,..,.
sou ihii'N '"'' ''-' i''-' '''-' -
Represent Jiift' oaN'lr' '' i'N.r u,u
Raland. of Missouri: have covered into tho
treasury I'd, inon. s'9i.u NY 'lyo,.' Nnicn
'he '"uit ~ ..''"'9 ,,' ,.'., "'.
Them buiih- 10. l''''s..h 'l 'i'. 81. i. .
piil lil ih, h'"9'' '.'.' u. -
ne ii itHl'c' n, 'Y" ".' '.'
should sun lHe l' "' '''', ,.i,.'. ~ ,,
vas DO o'her M"l l"l in' i'e''u'' i..,' :,
inehl lo ''''p. '.' Hl''.,,' "r W. ''' IN,
inlo 'he cYH ,.'i "N l...
nSlii",I,' WIZ ,,.,. g., i,'t-,'i, i
.'iil .,,ti',.-.,i,,., ,te ..,.,.sni-.t-,rn. ~
-. ;,,t', tb.. tra.-rrt at tha end OF fle
-. ,i,,., len l,is h.,uls
,s'l'u' 1'. 49, INV, ,i, r,o'e, fr
insy "ii1 .',.'l 49,, l.,ta.;,.
...,.,,,.,,,. ,.,.,.,..
TIE JNlihp 9IAlE9 ~ 'ii'i''iH 'o0' '''
EN-President Ilet teiahI appeared ihe Hu
preme court ths aitetuvo" To al.
;ue ID n tHe '"I,ll I'll. "''I -, ,,.aI
'ouhsei' bv'' '''I.'- .,.,,..;..lI Va,
,cut n'u, ,-',, ,, .o,,i5 r,t h. i;.nosed 81
IN tne tiine r.l ~ co,i1 , ',V, y, ei7iD''' 49,
in' 80 IL Ven ON g''' ii.,, ,,ii , ,,.t3l M.
,,'bon d.,.i.ior,s will be- rendered. The court
VIII then take another recess until May ~
when further decisions VIII De rendered
and the court VIII then ADJOURN Tor th'
term.
PROTESTS AGAINST THE TARIFF BILL
\ great many pctit0ns opposing tle ttli
'iil s9is Ii''D e,Do' ;'i '''I H.. ,l.o n'
next haNe uyeil loV.i'," ID, IN ''i @ '''.'
he"'s So'''''., .',! o., r o.,i.ia
l",viiiSn' 80. 49, IAN ...,,it 30, fnt,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

RoME. May I'm two instances today
the military attachments engaged in pa
tfoline and clearing The street, have been
resisted 5y ugly tempered groups OF clti-
zens. In these affairs the soldiers secured
thirty prisoners.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

s. German paper says ihaf new indus
1f ha- been started DO that country in the
HiiNaton Of the young leaves Of the straw
n.ift piaut a, beverage. Having been
''iriull1 dried tHcy are used instead Of Chi
n',e teai wDich they closely approach in
.Asic.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
THE MEXICAN PRESIDENCY.
All Restrictions on His Reelection
Removed.

NEW YORK. May 2.-The Herald's city
Of Mexico special says: The proposed con
stitutional amendment removing all re-
strictions on the reelection of the President
has passed the Chamber OF Deputies and Is
being flyorably considered by the senate,
and will doubtless be adopted by The NJ
quired two thirds Of the States, thus secug-
ing the reelection OF President Diaz.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

PHILADELPHIA, PA, May 2..GoyefnoI
Beaver has called for special election on
May 20, 10 ill the vacancy caused by ths
death OF Congressman Samuel j. Randall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

MCkNN'S TES MONY The
CAUSE Or THE TROUBLE.
Mayor Grant 60 Tell Ills stor, Governor
zHill Rather Pleased Over the situation
4 Magnificent Church-Narious Me-
trOpolitan Items
NEw YORK BUREAU !
RICHMOND DAILY TINES. ;
No. . fAfla 4

RICHMOND DAILY TINES,
MAY ,. 1900.
Mayor Grant has promised to 20 before
the Fasseit committee tomorrow and re-
port the recent story told b, Mr.. McCann OF
the bribery and corruption that surrounded
his earlier career as an oficialo( the city.
The mayor and the Qti,er rammany otliciaIs
viii hay6'ta.tell a very straight story. just
now public opinion j. pretty well incensei
against them and will stand no further nOn-
sense. As things now stand. there will be
splendid chance for citizens ron-partl-
san ticket in the next city election that will
carry everything before IL. Nmayor will De
elected. and lammanN Will have mighty
poor show under such an official as would
be- elected under a movement OF this char
actor. Of course. whole lot OF things can
happen between now and November. but the
outlook H. anything but promising for the
braves and the old Wigwam. Mr.. Grants
political prospects and wind-up and the
liquidation gives very meagre showing 6f
available assets. His position. too. puts the
organization iu a Nerynnc0mfnrtablep place.
They cannot ail0rd 90 renominate him. Yet
hy taking mp "a new man they at once confess
tho bad rocOri OF his administration. IL is a
very serious dilemma % get over, bat there
have been worse and the wigwam survived
their solution. Ii is reported that Governor
llill is pleased at the trouble Of the present
leaders in 'lummanv. he would like to re-
place them with his own men. lie must
have the machinery at his own command II
De is to make any special move next year
tor the nomination in -. There is sort
Of armed neutrality between the Governor
and rammany. They cordially disirust
each other and when the chance offers either
would readily drop the other IN bottom
less hole.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
CHARIOT TE.

The Lutheran synod Gives sam Jones "a
Hard Lick.
CHARLOTTE, y. C., May 2.-.srec'ai.l- =
The Lutheran synod Of North Carolina con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

20 IS reported that Neuse river is OBJ
-tructod m three different places between
Mi'lurnie and selma -0 That -had can not
pass. As a consequences very few -had.
which arc usually caught in large numbers
from this rivera few miles from this city
have been caught This year. The matter
has been brought tO the attention. Of the
commissioner Df agriculture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

RALFIGu, y. e.. May D. Special. -Sey-
era. towns viii hold their municipal elec-
ton. on Monday, and lively campaigns
are being waged at some points. Ia Grange
viii vote 0u the question ot local option.
This J.. caused hy the contemplated removal
from There Of Davis school. which will null
lils tine i3w which provides that liquor shall
not Pee sold within certain numberof miles
Of the school.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
ArINKtuuRcu.


Another fine Episcopal church il 10 be
added 90 the many already erected in this
r'ty. IL VIII he -. MiclsrNs. Ninety
,tr,cth and Tenth avenue, and will cost
slN.uNU.
lhe church viii comfortably seat i.5,fper-
,un4. every one of whom will haye full. un.
interrupted view of the pulpit. ~ no pillars
or column will ohstruct The line Of sight.
There viii bee .ibf seats with "a clear view
Of bOihQuiuu and altar. This desirable r,-
-ult is a. be obtained hy making the nave
wide and tho al.ic~ narrow, and, further,
hy au elective Use Of the Octag0u angles at
fha crossing Of the transept and nave. The
total length of the church viii Dee Isl feet,
aud the loul breadth -. The distance
from the pulpit 90 the lurthest seat Will be
bat - feet.
Arrangements have been made for sepa-
rate services by screening of the chapel
from the church. 20 make the building as
safe as possible. the floor VIII be Of steel
beams and Hrc-pfooi arches, aud all stairs,
etc.. will Dee nrc-r0of \ crypt provides
access io old vaults which belong to the
present church.
THE TORPEDO BOAT CUSHING.
The torpedo boat Cushine, which was
built hy the uene-chans. of B0,ton. and ac-
cen ted hy secretary Tracy only ew days
..go. arrived at the BROOKLYN Navy Yard
from Newport, undrr command Of licuien-
ant Cameron X. MinslOw. She Is living
NOW in the slip 40 tine cob dock, and all day
long has been surrounded hy sights, crs.
ihe Gushing B. "a long. slim craft, built Of
steel, and is shaped like "a cigar. she lies
only about four feet above the water and
has AN oval shaped, on turtle back
deck. She ha, no upper works
except % narrow walk Ot wooden
lratlngs on each side of the smoke stacks,
running the iuli length OF the vessel. She
nl- fwO short -m0kesiacks, one farward
md one uu. and when under way has all
he openings, except her smoke and air fun
uc'- sealed water tight, az ihe sras wash
completely over her deck. Size is "A trim
lDDhing lltlo craft. and rs one ga her Oiii-
col- remarked this morning. she Is the only
torpedo boat IN the nitCd ~ilies navy.
ller speed Is -aid under favorable circum-
stances tO Boz twenty-five nautical miles an
hour She Will remain at iac navy yard
nnt.l she receives orders 10 proceed else
where.
ALL SORTS.
Arbor day was celebrated this afternoon
in tAe public schools of ibis city and Brook
Ism by the teachers and pupils. Ia many OF
the schools Oh, exercises We're Of an clabOr-
ate character. and In nearly al some at
,emut wa. made o. follow Out the plan ug-
g. ,tcd hy state superintendent Draper.
4 Chicago special SAYS. Chesapeake ard
ONO has reduced the rates on meals 10 Rich
noud. Va. four cent. This involves roduc-
ions tO all southern points. The kanawha
Despatch hes made a cut in srain rates
NoWu0r News. and ailoge, also that an
aast-bouna roads are cutting more or iess
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
norLplN's MOUNTAIN.

The State is at present engaged in some
important explorations at Bouldin's Noun
tain. in thr edge OF Person county, q few
miles west of the Durham ANA Northern
Railroad some very fine ,Oap-t0uc has
hceu discovered here in great quantities,
aud an investigation is being made by the
Commission of Immigration 10 ascertain
what prospect there is for successfully
MuILIn. h.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
.nI-l.rN ~ Mr,rFnN.

Tine holriof G.r-0t1rs OF the southern
and Western Ar Line Railroad have Just
held me, ting 10 Mor-ant0n and placed
the -ca.m- oa % firm financial basis. and
decided fl Du'ld ihr road 't once. iir sur
Yry n.- a'r.ad, be.n ompieiDd Ihi, line
wiii couuec; Nor1nton Niil the coal and
IRON d.fi- -.f Western Nir-iu.1 and icnnes-
-,ec. CD..uDl -. Ncn. .io. Dr MOrnnton.
i- pr,-idrur O. the l0aJ. and '0ionel Martin,
\ q. .ff
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03
,A.ulNGroN CANNING WORKS.

Me,-rs. Farmer x CO.. proprietors Of the
large canning works at Washington, y. c.,
are having an artesian well sunk az their
plant. An expert Well-b0re5 Of Baltimore
+ there conducting The work. The we'll has
already been sunk 90 depth Of several
hundred f.0f
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

ROsloN. May . 1t is now feared tha'
ihere viii Doe q general strike in all III,
buildn. trades. or al least. very seriou'
disturbance iu work. some time ago th'
Buiid.u- Lab0icr~ Union asked the Masoi
Builder. Association fora conference Will.
re-uri toHNins wages. no rate having beer
dNca for four wears. They ask,d for twenty
tg-lour cents an hour, but said nothin.
about ihc number Of hours per day. Thi'
communication was laid on the table by tht
Mason builders. The workmon met tonight
o. take action ON the matter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-05-03

The Golden Belt Bag Company. OF Dur
ham. has made 2.500.uNO tobacco bags up To
date this year. All Of them are consumed
i'm Durham. These bags were formerly
made by hand, and large numbers OF people
we're given employment at Durham IN their
manufacture. Recently, however, factory
became necessary for the purpose.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-15

N.DNl, FNIIlI'N & IFfTUI'tTF,
Plaintiffs Aity'S.
Post office address, Eagle River, Wisconsin
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-15
AUGUST kICKBUSH,
Register.
Notice for Publication.

Land Once At W0usau. Wis, Oct. 20, 1890
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has flied notice of his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before the
t. s. Land Office at Wausau. Wis, on Nov.
IS, 1890, viz: Chas w, Russell II. +. No.
5000, for the y. - y. f. a, Lot 3, Sec. 1,
T'p. 80, n, r. II, East. He names the fol-
lowing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said land.
viz: John Stypc2ynski. Andrew Bergstead'
William Bonack and f. S. Campbell, all o.
Three Lakes, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-15
Notice for Publication,
A Kick bush,
Register

Iaad Office at Wausau, Wis, Oct. 90, 1880
Notice is hereby given that the Following
named settler has fed notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim,
and that said proof will be made before the {.
:. Land Office at wauaau, wis, on December
IS, 1899, viz; Samuel Thompson, H'd Entry
No. $685. for the n w II n Ii and the L =
"a OF Sec. 13, 10, n Of l L. He aames
the following witnesses to prove his cOntinu-
Gus residence upon and cultivation OF suiu
land, viz; Leonard Thomas, Richard keeSier
Stephen AIdrich and John Draper, all OF STATE
Line p. O. wis. Any person who desires to
protest against the allowance OF such proof
or who knows OF any substantial reason, un
der the law and the regulations OF the Inter
ior Department. why such proof should no.
be allowed, will be given an opportunity al
the above mentioned time and place to cross
examine the witnesses Of said claimant, anG
to offer evidence in rebuttal OF that submitted
by claimant.
AUGUsT kICKBUSH,
Register.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-11-15
T%Oticc for Publication.

Land Office at WauSal. October 18th, 1890
Notice is hereby given tlfat the following
named settler has fled notice OF his intention
to make final proof in support OF his claim
and that said proof will be made before tht
u. S, Land Office at Wausau, Wis. on Nov
2Sth 1890, VIZ; Richard kee$ler, Ma nc
565T, for the S Il S T. II OF See Z, Up AZ N o
X ii. L He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon anC
cultivation OF said land viz; Leonard Thom
as A. A. Mosher and Samuel ThOmps. II, @
State Line, Wis
kickbush,
EatriStnr