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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-02-05
LOCAL NEWS.

A daughter was born to MIR. and
Mrs. Judge Orcntt. to-day.
Chas. +. lIihman and wife have
returned to Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Tie Hon. i. ii. Miller is improy.
ing. This is good news to his many
friends.
The many friends OF Mrs. John
A. Ebel are pleased to learn tha,
she is fast recovering good health.
The Wahpcton Times stands in
the front rank of North Dakota's
Democratic papers. - Fargo Argus
The law firm of Wolfe 4 Thorn
has dissolved. &. T.. Wolfe contin
ues in practice ut Minor. while Mr.
Thorp will Ego ii alone" lit Forman
= F"rman Item.
Don't forget Mrs. l.. T.. Van
Zandt'S auction sale of farming
utensils. household goods, &C..
March BIT, next.
The subject nf discourse II: the NJ
+. church. next Sunday morning.
will be "My i'rsetting Sin. ,
Union Services in the evening. Rev
J. ". Luke preaching. Young
Peoples Epworth League meeting
ut t:3O p. m..-suhiect "CcrtaiI
Assurances in Spiritual Things"
The Methodist College of Nortl
Dakota is located ut Walpeton
That city offered :s223. 600 cash and
l20 acres of land near the cit,
limits. OF the cash. j. L.. Adams OF
Chicago, father Of W. q. Adams OF
the Fairview Farm. contributed
$40. 900. Walpeton is to he con.
graduated on it's getting the college
AMI on having such friends to
enable hcr to get it. - Minor Teller
j. q. Adams and W. T.. Adams,
arc the names.
A. +. Oestreich, south of Fair.
mount. having been i'll for some
weeks, was brought TO Wahpeton
and placed in the hospital the other
day for treatment. Hut shortly
after his arrival, an abcess of the
liver burst into the stomach. and
Mr.. Oestreicil vomited up large
Jumps of his liver. The sufferer is
not expected to live long. lie is
sixty years of age.
W. +. Voedisch died Tuesda,
morning, after brief illness, will
inflammation of the stomach. Mr.
Foedisch was born ut Saxony, Ger.
many, SO years ago, and removed to
America when .l years of age and
settled in Dodge county. Wisconsin.
Came TO Dakota in 80, AMI removed
to Minor in "a and to Wahpcton q
few years subsequently. The de
ceased was much esteemed by al
who knew him, and the community
tenders its sympathy to the bereavet
family. The funeral occurs from
the Congregational church this
afternoon, Rev. 1.aBach officiating
with Grand Army honors.
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FROM ABEfCRoMHIE
To the Editor of The Times:

To the Editor Of The Times:
The entertainment to he given
February 3rd had to be postponed
till Tuesday, February 10.
.:lsev. Edwards will deliver Il lee.
turb5n the Congregational church
on Sunday evening at 7::,O p. IN.
Joseph Wilson of McCauleyville
died week ago last Thursday.
The funeral took place on Friday,
Rev. W. Edwards conducted services
at the house and grave. A funeral
sermon will be preached at the Con.
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nEFAClT has heen made in the condition..
- of a mortgage containing power of sale
dated January aOth, 1855, duly recorded in
the Office of the Register Of Deeds of Rich.
land county, then Territory of Dakota, nov.
State OF North Dakota. February 1st, SsS, in
book of mortgages. page :s16, whereby
Peter Lenzcn and Minnie Lenzeu, his wife
mortgaEeors. mortEagcd to The Middlesex
Banking Company. mortgage, the west
half OF the southwest quarter of section
twcnty-nine t29l. and the west half OF the
northwest quarter of section thirty.two t3o),
all in township ono hundred and thirty.one
land county. by which default the pow
er of sale has become operative and no
action or proceeding ut law has been iusti-
tuted to recover the debt remaining secured
thereby, or any part thereof. and there is
claimed to be due said mortgage at the
date hereof $S4G.lS, to which amount should
he added the taxes on said property paid
by said nOrtgagcc. amounting. with interest
as provided i'll said mortgage, to $16.63.
making the total amount claimed to be due
at the date hereof on said mortgage $762.S1.
of said power said mortgage will be fore.
closed and said premises sold at public
auction, by the sheriff Of said county or his
deputy. ON MARCH slst. 1891. Il, ten O'Clock A.
NJ. at the front door of the court house in
Wahpcton. i'll said county. to pay said debt
interest. attorneys fees and Disbursements
allowed by law.
Dated January 10th. 1891.
THE MIDDLESEx BANKING; COMPANY rSeal1
Ply Robt. n. Jackson, President.
", Mortgage.
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The Importance of the presiding
officer OF the state senate has
shrunken as badly since Donnelly
commenced trimming it down as
the darkey's fish that Donnelly tells
about. There is no need of repeat
ing the story as Donnelly always
tells it when campaigning, and he
has campaigned enough to make it
pretty we'll told, but "Lor' how it
shrunk. Marshall Leader.
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Wahpeon Rchand Co. North Thursday February
church next Sunday at

gregational church next Sunday ut
2:m p. m.
Mr.. n. ID. Witllam visited onr
town and delivered an address on
the Farmers Alliance. The follow
ing committee was appointed to
solicit aid for the sufferers in Dickey
and Sargent counties Don Clark,
Rev. Edwards, Clfas. J.osinger and
W. Scoville.
The following is the program for
the entertainment. which will be
given by the Abercrombie "Samlag"
ut .Johnson's hall, February 10th:
fNce Overture. ...... MIR Osterllelm's Urchestr.
iloeStvalgot Abcrcrombie Dramatic Club
nes iaa !0hh itaecr
~ k.frriEselts S0ga. MIR t.ydneS
Amerkanskc Fanta Sler. Dramatic club
Admission Dc. children Zoe.
Doors open ut $50.
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TO TIL; pl-HLIC.

For tile Mar'li Gras parade. at
New Orleans, La. February 10th,
the Milwaukee railway agents will
sell excursion tickets from Wahpe-
ton to New Orleans and return at
SI3.0a. Tickets on sale February
;;r'l to Stll. good to return February
2Sth. y. T.. MEILEN
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Sr,r>,ov> state Of North DaEota,l
County o. Richland

St,,r>,nv> state Of North Dakota
~ County o: Richland
District Court, Fourth Judicial District.
| William Bender. Jr., plaintiff.
Louisa NJ Bender. Defendant. y
The State Of North DakOia to the above na med
defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required o an
swer tho complaint Of the plaintiff In the above
ehtitlet action, which is illed in the Office OF
the clark of the district court OF the fourth jl-
dcia district, in and for the county of Richland
and state Of North Dakota and to serve 4 copy Of
your answer to the said complaint on the sub .
>crihcr> al their office in WHhpetoR, in said
county and State within thirty days after
the service of this summons upon You, exclus.
i've of the day Of such service: and ii you fail %
answer the said complaint within the time al0rc.
said. the plainti1r in this action will apply "a
the court for the relief demanded in the cou.
plaiml.
Dated January 10Th, 1891.
PURCELL \ PURcELLa and McCrMHEkA L BoGAR RT
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Wnhpeton. y. d.
To the above ma med defendants: Please take
notice that the complaint in tho above entitled
action WAS filed in tile office Of the clclk OF the
district court, Kichland county. n. Dakota on
January 18th, 1891.
Dated January Igtll. 1891
Pune ELL & PunC ELL. and !lcCUMHEh x BuGARr,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
NirSt pub. Jan. ~. 1917
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

THIS is To state that have learned
who told the falsehood that my child
rem were caught stealing Al. Forma-
nerk's wood. | hereby release Mr..
Forh'aneck of I'LL or any RESPONSE
hlity in the matter. j. SIMMER.
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NOTlCEO OF CIiArrEI. MORTt;A AGE SALE.
- Whereas one Thomas colby did uu the lstl,
day OF december y ID lSs. maze III, certain,
rhattel mortgage on the t"iluwin. ,trSrrllt,l
chaltel>. to.Wit: one red aud white COW ii We
years Old AMI increase: one white COW. :! wears
Old ami increase: one ycarlin. rcd and White
steer. one yearlin= red steer. ye:,rIin" leic l.
Ah,l Increase, one red cali months Old: ON.
red aud white calf. ah0u, : months old; un,.
white calf. about months old. 80 Wailar. Ohm,
stead 10 secnie The payment "f til. sum of one
hundred. SENty->ix and ii-lu dollars on which
there is due at he date Of this notice the sum Of
one hundred. twenty-five and ~ 100 dollars
Ana whereas. default has been made IN The
terms ol said mortgage by tie nnn-paymrn, of
said debt.
|. Now Therefore. Notice is hereby yiycn that
ny virtue al SAID mort gage. and by order ol Mary
OlmStead.the present owner thereof 4 W i'll sell a,
public auction the above described rlG,ilclS at
the front door of the po>l-nice III the city of
Mahpcton. county of Richland. state uf Nnrlh
Dakota at the hour Of "nc o'clock p IN ol i.c:ls
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In Justice Court, before Nuysr, Justice
of the Peace.
Quick, plaintiff;
!, John Kuhn, defendant
The stnte Of North Dakota sends greeting: To
John Kuhn, defendant:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me, at my office in the city Of WsplietOIl IN
said county, OH the nineteenth day oil March.
q. d. 1891 Iat 10 O'Clock a. H., to answer to
the complaint Of the above named plaintiff.
- Quick, who claims to recover Of
yon the sum Of one hundred dollars,
with interest at the rate Of : per cent. per
annnm from tho irst day Of September. 1852.
for medical services rendeeed and performed for
you at your special instance and request be-
value and at the agreed price and for which
service you promised to pay the sum Of 500 90,
that The same Ia now past due and wholly un.
paid, that said sum has been demanded pf sou.
and you are hereby notified that II you.lail to
appear and answer said complaint sfAbOve
required, said plaintiff will take J02 leinent
ugItnst you In the sum Of one hundred
dollars and interest rs aforesaid, together wit
the costs and disbnr sments Of this action.
Gwen under my hand this twenty fourth day Oi
January, a.d. 1891.
c. L. MAYER,
Justice Of the Peace within and for Rich,and
county, N. d. -
ITO the above named defendant: Please taEs
Sbtice that tho complaint In tho above entitled
Eviction wSs fled In II ONCE OF G l. Mayer, ESQ
ii Justice OF tho Peace 10 and for Richland county,
q North Dakota. on The slth day Of January. 1901
PuRcELkA PuacnLt, Rlsint,h,s Attornsys.
trirst psbiisasisa ysH ny q, lsel5
\
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day OF January, 4 ID 1891 to satisfy the debt Sc.
cured by said mortgage amG the Interest thereon
and costs and expenses Of sale, and ten (Sl0.O0)
dollars attorneys fees. as stipuatedi in said orr.
gage in case OF force cloSure.
Dated at Wahpeton, Kichland county, state Of
". d.. this 18th day Of January, 4 y 1891.
MARY j. Oh. INSTEAD, Assignee OF Mortgage
BY Walter Pelham, Agent.
W. T.. PukcELL,
Attorney tor Assignee OF Mortgage
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1891-02-05
CORN FOI, SALE.

There are still two car loads of
corn for sale at the Farmers ware
house. ~ T.. l.. FEENrH.
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- covering his LIES work and
Ma nfo dGreat trip ''To, Through and
w dUIeQFrom the Chrst.LanI': entitled
s"'FRoM MANeeR To THRONE ~

Story Of Palestine and its People. Illustrated
with over 400 wonderful engravings of scenery
in Holy Land, copies Of old masters, ana
famous pictures from the Land and Times Of
the Saviour. also Il grand picture of Jerlsal lem
on the day OF the cruciiixion, in i. colors and
ten feet in length. This is DIR. TALNlAGE's
life work and his greatest book. Orders are
pouring in from all parts Of the civilized world
You will never have another like it, 1000. .,Ah,
copies will ht sold the first year. Agents should
drop all else and secure territory Such chances
come only once in u lifetime. Exclusive terri
tory given--full protection. The most remark
able and wOnderfuf Of all books about tine
Land, Times, and People of the Bible. Go TO
work now and yon Will make hundreds Of dol
lars. Territory going with y rush: act now:
no capital needed. Name territory you want
and write at once to
". ID. CO.1'DIT j. CO..
Des .MOtMes. la.
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Fargo Southern.

GOING SOtTH. GOING NORTH
Nv Fargo. 90 m I.v Aberdeen. ~ On Il N
Ar Wnhp'ton ~ % am I.v Milbauk. :, 40 n m
Ar Wheaton. l. ~ IN I.v OrtnuyilIe : ~ a m
Ar OrtOuville . Is M Ar u healon /. o. n m
Ar Aliihank. 05 y IN Ar Wallpclon :. Os m
Ar Aberdeen II M Ar Fargo. ) 0U p IN
y. +. MEiI.ES Local Agent
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN ,l,a, all war-
~ rants drawn on the county general fund
and registered on or before May sth 1890. are
hereby called in for payment and that intcrcs.
thereon Nil! StUn from his GaIc viz.
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PROFESSIONAL.

-. =. 49,
tXT T.. PERCELE.
ATTY, AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Collections a speciality. Oncc over Tho
National i5ank OF WahpetOn.
WAHPErOS, n. DAKOTA.
6, II. SNYDER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Money to Loan on ltcal Estate Chattel
Security. Office In Nich's BLOCK.
WAMpETON, N. DAKOTA.
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SOCIETIES.

~ A. R.-SUMNEK POST.--Nleets Mt post
VI. room on the first and third Weines sday
evenings IN each month. +. IlERRICE,
CA NickEAN, Commander
Adjutant.
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V. QUICK, NJ d.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Diseases OF Children a Speciality.
Office In Peirce's block.
WAHPETON, N. DAKOTA.
~ O'BRIEN, NJ. D. G.. N.
PHYSICIAN. SURGEON, ACCOuCHEUR.
AND OCULIST.
Graduate Of McQIll University, Montreal
Canada. Office over Bee Hive Store.
WANpErON, n. DAKOTA.
M N. TNIPLETT, NJ. d.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Calls attended to day and night. 0h!cc
over Nelson's Store. II
WAHpETON. n. DAKOTA.
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10. o. F.-wAapETON LODGE. No. :a
IL Meets at Odd Fellows Hall every Tuesday
evening. Visiting brothers always welcome.
O. H. PERRv, y. G.
\. e.. RonERTs, Secretary.
A F.an.l \. A.M.-WAHpETON LODGE, no. L.,
~ Regular Communications second aud
Fourth Friday in every month at .::}0 p. IN
Lodge room over Bee live store.
FRANK GuAY, W. NJ.
E.F. I.oUNsHURr, Secretary.
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IT $. sow''Fs'
DENTIST.

Office ap stair, in Bee live Block.
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Dated 'h> It'll day ri February, l>o.
j. \. KickERT.
County rlra> urcr
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C,,,,,,ors- State of North Dakota. 50
E0o" County Of Kichland So
In Justice Court, before l. Mayer, Justice
of the Peace.
JvQuIck, plaintiff,
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r y. EvERDELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
SAHPETON, DAKOTA. AND BRECEENRlDOE,
MINSESOTA.
Wahpcton office with Geo. II. Proper, over
the Postoflce.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS.
Grand Opera House

II literary merit, unquestioned origin
ality, the introduction Of a long array OF
unique specialties and company of re-
markable strength are to be regarded as
factors in the success OF farce comedy,
that much discussed production, "A Pair
Of Jacks, " the latest effort of a. Grattan
Doanellv, should certainly verify all the
favorable predictions that have been made
concerning il. There is certainly no in
stance on record OF any similar dramatic
attraction being supported by a so power
ful and evenly balanced cast as Is the
cast with "a Pair Of Jacks. which will
appear at the Grand Opera House on
Wednesday evening.
Annie Pixley, the sterling comedienne.
will play the Deacons Daughter" at
the Grand Opera House on Fridsy even =
ing and on Saturday will play her sue
cessful drama ''M'liss, at the matinee
and In the evening.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
DIED.

ARMSTRONG On February Z, Cornelia.
ArmstroI e.
.BONNER-In this citv: on the 7th instant.
Mary. wife of Bernard Bonner
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 20 attend the funeral from her hus-
bands residence, sonthwest corner Fifth and
r-Ipruce streets. on Tues 7av, at p. m. solemn
High Mass st st. Mary's Church. Inter nent
at New Cathedral Cemetery.
DICKINSON.-At Townsend, Del, on We'd
nasday, February 4, Sarah Dickinso1, aged
"A years.
HYDE.-On February 3, Mary Elizabeth,
daughter OF Joseph and Mary J. Hyde.
McCLINTOCK AT Chester on February
3, Arthur McClintOck, aged 81 years.
McYEY-Near Zion, Cecil county Nd, on
Tuesday morning the l3d instant, Jamee X
McNey aged 81 years.
PUSEY.-At 1908 Delaware avenue on Feb
ruary 3. Joshua l.. Pusey, aged n years.
SHAY.-In this CITY, on the Sd instant Han
nah shay, wife Of John Shay, aged CO years.
WOLLASTON.-A Stanton, on February
3, Joseph Wollaston, aged 50 years.
WALToN.-In In Butte, Montana. on Febru-
airy 3. Alfred, son of James and Cecilia Wal
ton, aged y years, formerly of this city.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
NEWS FROM THe CAPITOL.

Condemned Murdersrs-Revival Meeting.
New Choir-Death OF Young Woman.
Special Correspondence EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Feb. GA public meeting OF
the Scott Literary Society was held in
the Academy Hall on Saturday evening.
The program consisted OF music, a
dialogue and debate, the subject OF
which was: Resolved. That Republic
is Greater Than a Monarchry.
William Hsmsn, Edward Dawson,
William SRtter6eld and Frank Bucking-
ham have been elected ushers in the M.
E. Church.
Miss Katie Campbell, % years old, died
at the residence Of her father, Alexander
Campbell on LoockermRn street, yester-
day morning, about 10 o'clock. She had
been an invalid for several years.
Fully 100 persons visited the jail here
yesterday TO see the condemned mur
derers, Proctor and Young Religious
services were held in the jail yesterday
morning by the students of the Academy.
new choir has been organized in the
N. Z. Church composed mostly Of those
who recently took lessons from. Professor
Harrington who organized a class here
about two weeks ago. Revival services
also commenced in the M + Church last
night.
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensed TeIegrams Gathered at Ran
dom from Various Places.

Condensed TeleKrnms Gathered a& Rmm-
dom from Various Places.
On Feb Joe Donoghue sustained hix
claim 10 be the champion skater Of the
world by winning the entire series Of the
National Skating association races on the
Hudson river
The Rev. Howard MacQueary. Of Canton.
O., the heretical priest, says he does not
propose to leave the Protestant Episcopal
church.
The Woonsocket Shuttle company's
works at Providence. r. /. has been pur-
chased by the American Spool Bobbin and
Shuttle company.
Owen Carroll, trackman, was instantly
killed by an express train on the New
York Central and Hudson River railroad.
near Scarboro, N. Y.
La grippe has made its appearance in
Stroudsburg, Pa, again and the doctors
report a large number of victims The
disease is Of milder form than that Of
last year
AtPaterson, X. J., The jury in tine Young
Richardson conspiracy case announced that
they could not reach an agreement It is
said that the jury stood il to for convic-
tion.
Secretary Noble had a conference with
the Sioux delegation at Washington. The
Great Father the secretary said, had done
an in his power for them. He advised
them 10 be patient and reasonable. II they
did not get favor by asking for it they
certainly would not get IL by force
Nat Kane and Charlie Kirk were killed
in a mine explosion at Wyoming, Pa.
Senator Saxton's amendment to the New
York ballot law has been signed by Gov
ernor Hill, The amendment reduces the
number Of inspectors from FIVE to three
and greatly lessons the expense.
Rose Ann Henderson, aged 60, Of Pitts
burg, has sued Alexander Johnston, 40
years Of age, for $40, ,OO0 for breach Of prom
Use to marry. Johnston, she claims, has
transferred his affections 70 a lady Of 50
summers
Ex-Congressman Godshalk, Of Bucks
county, Pa, is dead
The jury in the cases Of George Rusnok,
Andrew Todt and Michael Sobol, the three
Hungarians ON trial for killing Michael
Quinn at the Edgar Thomson Steel works
riot at Braddock, Pa, on new years day,
brought in a verdict finding the defend
ants guilty Of murder in the first degree.
Waldo Hutchins, ex-oongressman, and
park commissioner since 1887, died in New
York Feb &
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
A WOMAN SUFFRAGE MOVE.
Army Nurses, Soldiers widows, Mothers
and Daughters Want TO Vote.

Army Nurses, Soldiers widows Mothers
and Daughters Want TO Vote.
ALBANY, N. Y, Feb. 9-Senator Cogge-
shall says, regarding the bill introduced
by him TO enable soldiers widows, mothers
and daughters TO vote, and also the women
who served in the hospitals or in the field,
that there is a widespread feeling among
these women that il is very unjust TO keep
them disfranchised, especially when for
mer slaves and ex xCOnfederates are allowed
to vote and take part in ruling over them;
that they do not object to these men hav-
ing votes, but TO being shut out them
selves. He says that many veterans and
others share this feeling The following
is the text Of the bill:
: Section l-NO widow, daughter, sister or moth
er Of any deceased soldier OF officer Of the
United States army, nor Of any sailor, marine OF
officer of the United States navy nor of any man
deceased who served in the army or navy Of
the United States during the war Of the re.
bellion the war with Mexico, or the war Of
1872 shall be deharred from exercising the right
Of suffrage az any election whatever IN this
state because Of her being woman.
See mo woman who has served as q nurse
In the United States army OF navy, or who in
time Of war has rendered services to either as a
volunteer, shah be deiarred from voting at any
election in this state because Of her being a
woman.
Sec Amy woman referred to in this act
who possesses the requirements for voting pre-.
scribed by the laws Of this state in the oaths
provided for by statute IN case Of challenge and
who proves 10 the board Of registry by certih.
cate from United States pension agent or
other sufficient evidence that she issueh widow,
relative, nurse or other person specified in this
act, shall have her name placed on the registry
Inst Of voters in the election district whore she
resides, provided that II challenged she shall
take the oath or uatha aforesaid.
Sec. AN acts and parts Of acts inconsistent
with this act are hereby repealed
Sec. 5-rhis act shan take effect Immediately
Evening journal., 1891-02-09
Reading by mrs. soutbwIoIs.

Mrs. Jessie Eldrldge Southwick.
teacher OF expression and Shakespeare in
the Emerson College, Boston, gave a
reading in the Unitarian Church, West
street above Eighth, on Saturday even
ing Mrs. Southwick is master Of elocu-
tiou, and her efforts were well apprecia
ted. Rev. William n johnson. pastor
Of the church, introduced her. Man
day" story Of the South, was her
piece, the Chase, by Scott, and TenHy
sons 'Bugle Song" followed. 'The Day
OF Judgment" and the court scene from
the Merchant of Yenise" were given in
turn. The remaining pieces were The
Rugiesses Go to Dinner Party" ''The
Slaves Lullaby" Birds Christmas
Carol" and The Ride Against Time. y
The audience was much pleased and be-
sssKss y ~ .-hs1l APPLAUSE.