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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07

FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES:
s. Julia Jerome, Teacher.
Number of pupils enrolled ...........3O.
Average daily attendance. ..........l9.9.
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
Julia Dockeray, Frank Anderson,
Mabel Finger, Viola Mcintyre, Bert
Morrison, Claude Ryder.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

Notice is hereby given that the partnership
heretofore existing between A. +. Howard
and John Toeley, under the firm name Of
Howard & Tooley is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, A. +. Howard continuing
the barber business and John ToOley the sa-
loon business. John TOoley will collect all
accounts due the firm and pay all bills owed
by the firm.
Dated at Eagle River this 7th day ofApril
1891.
A. F. HOWARD,
john TooLEY.
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Pronounced ~ GreA

had pneumonia eight years ago
which left my lungs in bad condition.
| used the White Wine of Tar Syrup
you sent me. and am greatly benefit
ed. l gladly commend 1t as the best
remedy for consumption or weak
lungs in any form have ever tried.
l hope you will supply our druggist
Mr.. German at tAbool. Mo, az
would like more Of 1t.
REV. JOHN W. BROWN
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est In tho World

Dr. J. w. Hamilton Of MERRIAM
Wis, says: l have sold 'Warnee'
White Wine of Tar Syrup for years
1t Is the best cough medicine in the
world, and has no equal for asthma.
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SCHOOL REPORT.

For month ending Apr. q, 1891.
NINTH AND TENTH GRADES:
T.. l.. Couch, Teacher.
Number Of pupils enrolled............3l.
Average daily attendance...........A9.
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
John Hobart, Chester Morrison,
Robert Persohn, Mary Vought, Bert
Walters.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-07

SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES:
Laura Hendy, Teacher.
Number OF pupils enrOlled...........N.
Average daily attendance...........l7.
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
MOllie Adams.
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To Whom 1t May Concern.

We take this manner OF notifying
the public that we will not accept
nor pay any orders given by men in
our employment. The men are paid
cash on the 10th OF each month and
parties to whom they are indebted
must look to them for their pay.
GERRY LUMBER Co.
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MARRIED.

RoDERICK--DoMMAs-In this city,
Thursday evening. April 30, Mr.. VIM.
Rodnrick Of this city and Miss Lille
Dommas, of Ahnapee, Wis, Geo. S.
Stewart, justice of the peace, officiat-
ing
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THE VANCE CASE.

ABOUT the first Of last + ebrEAry
our readers will remember that Lou
lisa Vance was found dead at the
house of Mrs. Mcdonald In this viii
lage under what at the time seemed
suspicious circumstances. A coroner q
jury was summoned by Justice Ned
den and an Investigation commenced.
They found sufficient evidence to
warrant them in sending the stomach
VI the deceased to Chicago to have it
examined for traces of poison. After
some time the chemist reported that
he found morphine in the stomach.
In the meantime Mr.. Nedden had re-
signed as justice and the papers in
the case were turned over to Justice
Moon. He notified the district at
torney who came up and after look
ing over the case was OF the opinion
that the investigation ought to be
continued and last Friday was set
for the hearing. A number of wit
nesses were examined by the district
attorney but instead of throwing
light upon the case it only seemed to
envelope it in deeper doubt. The tes-
timony of Mrs. Mcdonald, the person
in whose house the woman died, was
very unsatisfactory and gave the
whole case a suspicious look. She
was a very unwilling witness. refus-
ing to answer questions and profess
ing ignorance in regard to matters
which it was shown by other witness
ses that she must have knowledge
of. Her whole testimony was u mass
of contradictions and showed clearly
that she had more knowledge of the
matter than she was willing to di-
vulge. There was only one point
made clear by the evidence and that
was that Mrs Vance's death WAS
caused by morphine, but whether she
took it herself with intent to commit
suicide or took an overdose by mis-
take or whether some person gave 1t
to her either purposely or an overdose
by mistake are questions which the
jury were unable to determine. The
following Is the verdict OF the jury in
the case:
An inGuisition taken at Eagle River
in the county of Oneida ON the 30th
day OF April 1891, before o. B. Moon,
one of the justices Of the peace Ofsaid
county upon the view Of Louisa Vance
there dead by the Jury whose names
are hereuntO subscribed who being
duly sworn to enquire on behalf of
this state when, in what manner and
by what means, persons, weapons or
Instruments she was killed or came
to her death, say that Lonisa Vauc"
Game ~ ncr Heath ON til .i..,I,.:lg vi
February 3rd, 1891.
That her death was caused by tax
ing an overdose of morphine. That the
jury is unable to determine whether
she took the morpine herself Or wheth-
it was administered tn her by some
person to this jury unknown.
In testimony whereof the said JUS
tice of the peace and the Jurors OF this
inquest have herunto set their hands
the day and year aforesaid.
o. 3. Moon,
Justice Of the Peace.
james A. Morrison, NJ. Richmond,
Daniel Dimond, F. G. Tambling, II. D.
Mcleod, L. J. Cook, coroners jury.
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FInsT AND sECuSD GRADES:

First AND SECOND GRADES:
Belle Watermelon. Teacher.
Number of pupils Embellishments.
Average daily attendance............29.5.
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
Hermina Bogrand, Flora BogTand
Harry Mcintyre, Frank Murphy,
Rainie Howard.
F. L. COUCn. Principal.
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THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES:
Louie V. Holmes, Teacher.
Number OF pupils enrolled ...........36.
average ally acknowledgements.
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
Ruby Slattery, Mabel Morrison,
Mabelle Howard, Byron Shank.
The evening world., 1891-05-01
STOCK REPORTS.
Buoyant Speculation Succeeded by 4
Turn for The Bears In Wall Street
Three Millions Of Gold Shipments
by To-Morrow's Vessels.
Lowest Prices OF the Day Marked at
the Close-The Quotations.

There vas q buoysrt tone to speculation
again to-day, and the brokers had more bu,,
meas than At any time for months.
Prices made . further ADVANCE OF V to
points, and the dealings were attended viii
considerable excitement. The bulls tep
steam up until 1t was announced that q. 800. oo'
gold had been engaged for shipment u
Europe.
On this there were hrst extensive realIzs.
lions and then smart raid al along the line.
Many stocks iost tue early improvement and
some sold below last nights figures.
Although the dealings were well distributed,
the activity was particularly marked In tst
granger stocks, National Cordage, American
Sugar. Northern Pacific preferred and Ms
sour Pacific.
Disoursemsnn this month for dividends Snd
Interests are estim ated at about SIS, OOo
To-day being holiday In London, the Stoeh
Exchange there 70 closed until Monday.
Another half million sold was taken after
noon for shipment TO Europe, making the total
engagements for to-morrous steamships
81 $50, oo. This coupled with al advance
in the rates for call loans TO 8 10 per cent.
led 10 still lower prices for s,ocSa and the bot
tom pguteB Of the day were generally touched
in the closing dealings.
In regard 70 the report OF an APPLICATION for
Areceivsr Of the 81. Louis and san Francisco,
Col McCook sAyS:
"By agreement between the oficers OF the
81. Louis San Francisco 60. and tne COM
miuee OF nrst preferred shsreholderS the
special meetings OF Stockholders called for
tne SIN aad 'th of NAY have bten post
poned 10 the Y7th ard 18th Of Mar,
30 as 10 permit the nrst preferred stockholders
70 apply TO the Court for determination OF their
claim that their stock IL entitled to pFe feFe ncA
and lien In dividends over Anv mortgage bonds
Issued subsequent TO the issue Of the mt pre-
ferred Stock
The sales Of siorks at the New York Stock
Exchange we're 3fs 22e shares OF sIIyer ssa, 600
ounceh and OF oil 30 ,00o barreia
The Treasury Department to-day purch ased
lI5. 600 ounces OF silver at P 6 and IS { out OF
total offerings Of 739 OD ounces.
The evening world., 1891-05-01
Grimaldi Beat Rover
in a Desperate
Finish.
KINGSTOCK WON HANDLY.
Dusty Roads Keep Many Spec.
tatOrs and Dollars Away
from Guttsnburg.
rsyycrIL 70 rur xyrSrxo vortp.,

GUTTESBrRG RACE TRACK. May There
were no signs Of raid beng made ai Gutten-
oarg to-day. and every one was cheerful and
happy. A vsry large crowd wAs present. aud
the grand stand was jammed With ladies. The
uettaer was warm, but the journey 70 toe
track was very diSsgreeaDle, the dust being a.
tniek as fog.
IL 10 Q matter OF comment that the track
ofneials 90 not send . watering cart over the
roads before racing begins. Is would cost
little and greatly benent the crowds as 70 their
personal comfort The track was in perfec;
condition and As fast ~ lightning. Inc pro-
grAmme was an excellent one and good days
racing was looked forward 10.
Tioga opened a. iavorite for the nrst race,
but the money poured in on Headlight In such
sums that he Vas the real fayoriie at the close,
with TioRa . strong second choice Lamar
was backed strongly, vita Tarh up and Q
great tip vas cot on ~ Craft
The start was . very bad one. SADIE being left
at the post and the favorte practically 90.
Headlight made up lot Of sround. but could
NOT do better taAn fourth. Tioga won handiIy
from FizroJ. VITA Ayrraft third-
kingsIock was the iavorite for the second
race. but the others we're 90 well thought Of
that there was always good price against
sim. Ii was . good betting event 0iosieE,
Deer Lodge, Perlsies and Harrisburg were eli
backed heavily. There was another poor
struggling order.
The Isvorite won easily from Harrlssurr.
Who beat Deer Lolgs inst as easily. Glosier
oouldnr raise . Gallop, aud his JOCKEY evidently
did not care whether he did nor not
The tnird race found Rover . hot favoritc
on his lasi race looked Q good Thing, bat
TEaG An aRt N1n 81 - A0S.
they played GrimbaIdi with Hamilton NJ 70
via CAssells was also well played, bal the
otne's were at fancy prices.
GFmAldi aud Rover nad fighting finish for
the purse and Grim adj got tae verdies By Q
nose. CasaellA was third
FIRST RACL
The evening world., 1891-05-01
RAGING At NEWMARKET.
N. FenVkk's Filly, Hlml Wins the
1000 Guineas Stak. There To-Day.
rpre1AL cIsLr TO TIE rvrs.o -o.1o,

LONDON, NAY The nrsi Spring meeting
a. Newmarket vas bTO0ghI 10 = elose to-day.
and the main feature Was the race for the :. 0G
Gu!neAa' StAkeG In which there were seventy.
seven subscribers Gnd Twelve starterL
TAs race vas won BY Noel FenEickS bAy
tlly Mimi. BY BIreaId ne. dam ~ Lord LTon,
osi Of SAdie Daniel COopsTs bay oily Melody
coSmsrly CAutieiel, by TynsdIle, oaT OF Glen.
UAs seeood, ana DSuElAA BaTd's broEn nnJ
sipsoaiG, 1J 81. Simon, oaI Of PAlmroGsr,
laird
The !. oOo guinsas stakes, = subscription Of
100 EnsneAS eAeA, half forfeit Tor ihree-ysIr-
old nliISa, sat IL To- each; the owner OF The
SeeoDd ally 10 receive 800 SoSsreigns out OF the
stAEsA and the tnird 70 save his sake; one
mile and eleven yArda
The evening world., 1891-05-01
PorErH RACE
For maiden tvo-year-Old. /; aMt a nile.

Cnes san VA toe RTst 70 SboS vita Money
Maid, TGsenlA. Belle PE9be colt CoanI and
NeTAcIIy Eeiding next
The Coont Tnsued 10 the front in the 1rSt
Ihe stIeies VIA Uncle sim Money Maid ahd
Belle Ph1be nexL
Count stayed IN front 10 the ems. Winning,
WHIPPED, ~ half length from Cnels SIN,
Who bsaI Belle PA9De colt tSo isnEtbA Tine
-SohA
FiIta RAoe-Sx and ooe-SAls furIonEA
JACK Ross Uon. Prince Howard SeeOBd and
Hell ood third Tlme-L n
The evening world., 1891-05-01
Plve furionEs: selling

The start Vas q miserable one, with 6Ade
and Headlight left At the posi-. Lee s. was the
nrst 70 show with Carlow, Ny Gran and
Lamar next
.urn and showed the way around the turn with
ntzroy, Lee h Carlow and nogA nsxL
Lee s. showed 10 front At.the head Of the
and At the last sixtesnth Tloga SHOT 20 the
front and won by hAlf length from tiixroy,
who beat Myersft length Tme-I.wh.
Auiueis paid: Straight, o. 80, place, r. 10
Ftzroy paid "a %
The evening world., 1891-05-01
SECOND RACE.
Selling; six furiongs-

bArrlshurg was toe nrst 10 show. with Pa
ErasL kina'ock. Deer Lodge, PerieIes ana
Harry Russell beXt.
Harm EbuIg mace the pace down to tie turn,
win kingstock, Deer Lodge ana Pericles close
behlnd.
No change was made until the stretch was
rescaed There 1ArAl cut loose with King
stock. and eomirg Gwsy won easily by length
from haIrlsDurS, who beat Deer Lodge BAT
ltnxth. Tme-i. l6k.
:, Nu,aeIs pid: siIsiGn', o. S; place, g.
HsTrtsvuTg paid g. 81
The evening world., 1891-05-01
Sailor smith's Revenge.

CAsrles smith, sAlor, living aI ~ West
street, WAS he'd Al tie Tomhs this morning for
breAkng large mirror and two plAle-giEBs
windows in . saloon ~ IN W1-hinGIoa street
Last niEaL because the bartender refused 10
serve him any more drink
The evening world., 1891-05-01
THIS TINE BISMARCK wins.
Getting 4 HajOrity in the Second Gees.
temundo POllilG

rBI eABLI TO TUI PREss EEUS IssocIATfoS.i
BEnIN, NAY L-Returns from 70 election
diStriets Of the Gsesismuads district. received
a nooA RtVe Prince Bamarek 4 50 Votes ana
HsTT SeamAlield s IL
BsnArekS rstaIa 70 TIE KsieasiAs is nov
certain
The evening world., 1891-05-01
Accused of Pocket P,ok,ne

Coming out Of the 1nata Theatre las, nighs
oseAr Fehtsnbsun had ss POCKET picked Of .
goid watch He caused Michael saeA, Of u
Henry street, 10 be arrested therefor, and be
was held for Trial TO-DAY a. The Tonbs Court
The evening world., 1891-05-01
May Day and Paw pav. r,

| Commissioner NcCiAye. the Police Depart
ment Treasurer. to-day dAssursed ssIs. Ooo the
amount OF Tie April psy-rolls OF tae iorcs.
The evening world., 1891-05-01

Some Hope for David Dudley Field.
David Dudley Field wsS reported si noos 10
BE- Comfortably rsst,ag, ihoRSh hs had paAsed
restless night, and hopes are expressed by
Dr. Burt thai he might recover, though his
age, eS ysATS. b against him
The evening world., 1891-05-01

Smashed A Costly Show-windov.
About O'Clock this morning an paknovn
person smaAhed the plate glass window Of
Herman Ayers grocery store. corner Of Ninth
The evening world., 1891-05-01

Art Dealers Cole and Gran Held.
George ". coas and q C GrAH. dealers n
Grt brie- s-Srse az 10 Wssa RO8rtssnth street.
Wers held fog examination 81 the Tomhn tnll
moruinG on the oomplhint OF ComaIock's
aEesi. George Dram. thAt tAey had offered for
sllo two ladoooaI pAAnfingS
The evening world., 1891-05-01
TIE Pabss Handicap; mile aad flr.ons.

Ny Fellow MADE all the ~ nning TO the
stretch. where he suerved, ana GAllifet. COM
ing through, won easily BY two lengths from
Ny Fellow, uao beat Virgie three iengtnA
Tme-L5 81.
The evening world., 1891-05-01
Piouet oeta Nine y.a,.

Eugene P'qust. the detailing oasnisr OF the
Lancashire lnsuraocs Company. vas to-day
senienced 70 nins years In State PTisoa. By
Judge Marine IN 6~nSral Sessions. Piques
stole sia 600 and Wss esptsred IN sUiireTiSnd.
The evening world., 1891-05-01
q penolish the Hnlen RufldinR.

TO Demolish the Hnlen Building.
The Trustees OF The BroOElyn Bridge to-day
took pUssesslon o: tae Hllsn properly On the
porth eide OF tie New YorE terminus In Park
Row, and ihe work OF demolisHIng the build
ing % expected 10 0egln neXt week
The evening world., 1891-05-01
Theatre Licenses Renewed.

The licenses OF all the city theatres were re-
newed By Nsor Grant To-day. The fee for
yearly license OF theatres is $500. and a this
has 70 be psic In advance the city treasury Vas
considerably snElched.
The evening world., 1891-05-01
was II AM Attamnt af Mnrdnrf

Was II an Attempt 81 Aurderf
The blade Of long sTiisuo ether fell OF vas
thrown from the Information Bureau window
AZ Ise Barge once this forenoon II struck a.
the feet Of PoiieemAn LvinEStoa. who believes
that II vas ALI N % on the part Of some Italian
ImmlErAIs 10 IkSAssinAte him
The evening world., 1891-05-01
Fishermsn, Take Notice.

II viii ne hiEA WsIer to-moroU, NAY :, a.
sandy HooE a. - =. ~ At Governors Island
! Al : & q. ~, and Al IisI Cate Al Ss y. \
The evening world., 1891-05-01

Return msde the running to the stretch,
vhsrs be quiL IIBtrigaante ana Beiievue
droU away. ana the former Won easily by q
neeH nom Beleyues Who Was ten lengths BE-
fore Return. Time-LiA
Ono mile, selling
The evening world., 1891-05-01
CITY news 1ERSELY TOLD.
To-Day's Record of Minor Hap.
penings About Town.

Burglar Kopp to Be Tried.
Emil KopP was neld at Kssex Market Cosr,
to-day for trial on the Charge Of burriarixinQ
the rooms OF Eazene Prioe q o. Firsl ayenue
The evening world., 1891-05-01
scalded tho Baby TO Daath.

PatI1eE Lsanoa. one yesr cid. Of ~ Nrs.
enSh avssus. WAs rsported At he Coroser's
once to-day - HaEihg dls1 from the sRSsl e
palling tlb Of seAlding Ua1sr 05sr upoa M
SSlL
The evening world., 1891-05-01

The y. Y. HyEsiA lee CO-, Ltd.
ds.iV~rs VeE4eealJ Bare I0s- s1a = L. l. -
The evening world., 1891-05-01
Eleogsn on Trial for Kidnapping.

TNe trAl OF August Elbosea. indicted for
EidnSppinE yOabE girls ~ be sea: 70 New Or
leans for immoral p1TpoSeA WAS connnae To-
oAy Ia Par L General SesslonA seven turOn
had DeeB secured a. TeoSSsr
The evening world., 1891-05-01

Fen Into the Hold and Was Killed.
Andrew nnguist, OF SIS Columbia street.
BroOklJa. fell into the hold OF the Old
DOnlhiOa steamship lYinG a. the foot Of
beach street Ihis norning and vas instantly
hlled.
The evening world., 1891-05-01
GDcoND RACE

Hypanea vas 1rsI away, and. Opening 4 zap
OF nvs leugths. shs led 20 the head OF Inc
stretch. when she quit Belisarias snd stride-
Winning by length from BelisArias wno WAs
ave lengths before HypaneA Time-i.a
The evening world., 1891-05-01

4.: H: :s:< s:s So 5 :.S & ''1 o.: 50. a. ss
The evening world., 1891-05-01
City Money to Empress Augusta.

City CHAMBERLAIN Grain to-day paid interest
on el;y bonds 10 tAe amount Of g. 10 IS6 81.
Of IhLs sum $50, ooo was paid into the SINKING
Fund Tbe msinder went 70 indIviI1Al
holdeD Of ooDdA. including the doWAger I'm
presA Augusta Victoria OF Germany.
The evening world., 1891-05-01
More City MarshaIs Appointed.

"OF0 OEfy AufbHhI8 AppOtut9I-
Mayor Grant added 10 ths foroe OF new Cty
AsrshAls to-day BY rssppointins Robert Hi.
OF the Twenty fourth Assembly Distri-t, aud
Appointing VIM J. HirscLneid. Of the Pourth,
anu Michael Mclaughlin. Of the Third Assem-
big Districi.
The evening world., 1891-05-01
.GALuFET WON EASILY.
BE Gathered In tho PabSt Handicap
at BsnnilsS To-Day.

BEsSISo's RACE TRACK. Nay L-Fine ves-
thsr and another large csovd were the features
Of the fourth day Of the meeting at Benningn
The programme va poor one. and the rae
Ing not a. good o on the preeeung dsya
lnfnEuante was 20 3 favorite for The open-
ing event, which she won easily By neck.
The second vHs Q nne bstiing racs, bu,
toward the eloss the taieat plunged on STRIDE
auAy. and he went 30 the posi ths fasorite, ana
won good race By leazth.
The evening world., 1891-05-01

Beattie Orders q Paper-ChaSing Raid
Commissioned BeAtie today ordered seIEL
Pickett. OF the "PIDsr-ehASing police, 70
RAID the EghIh avenue msTeasnS vac have
teeH in The hsbH OF allowing their store
ment
The evening world., 1891-05-01
Mining Stocha

Tue follOwing were Ihe closing prices for
inning stocks a. the ConSolidAied Exchange;
Bio. AAkSd Bid A.ks4
The evening world., 1891-05-01

RaceROerG, that h. tie eenefal pneltc. we're
mighty pleased 70 zee Forest King beaiel by
wnneaoSe In the last FAoa In his previous
races For0sl King has boen barely Abie 20 Ealso
. Eallop Yesterday the good thing vas c1f
IOosA TIE uS1Al thiAg hsppenaa-
The evening world., 1891-05-01

Tue oaIy hope that ths AonmostA Park A.
Socssiion has OF racing 81 the Long brAnen
% the IASI Of i8oG which declares II 10 be .
criminal oHense 10 bst on raoeA II ths lag b
declared 70 oe uncoooIifutionAl tnen thefo
VII oe raeln0. ne doolMton b expoetea - oo
hAndnd aoUR on AAy. -
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FIRgT RACE

s..rs.r. wit. JosL-,. ss:s;isi@ ss1.i:ss. Fi:...
The evening world., 1891-05-01

When Alley Lakeland stood on the TRACK
yesterday and boldly bid up The wlnner Of ths
thIrd race, AicaAsI DuyeF's Joe. the Specta-
torn uero almost temrted - applaud him He
bid hin up 500 before ne Biopped When one
enterS 81. 500 horSe n selling race 70 be sold
for $50 he N 1at expect 10 pay 20 retain hun
The evening world., 1891-05-01

IcOatiHued on FVrh PaOe. }
The evening world., 1891-05-01

TIE EVENING woRLD Handicap should have
been Uoa by BelUood Yesterday, u1t he va
niSeTAbly hidden. His jockey took hIm on ne
outer Esil at the head OF the stretch Badge
won amer KsnUood ana Glory got tarOagn .
0DllnTlnK contest.
The evening world., 1891-05-01

Jimmy Mccormick was in tae press stand,
yesier .ay, unlle the Periid race vas being ran-
When War Duke. oEe hundred and Hfty %
one shot came uIIhin an ace OF beating Perlld,
jimmy remarked taat he liked close nnisheA
bot sneh - that lndseed seArt disease.
The evening world., 1891-05-01

The Chestnut irostinR ooli Eolinn. by Nut
wood cut Of AlpaA. Was sold yesterday Tor
q, 500 de u onlJ nVe uesxs old
, 1891-04-07

" ldOws OF EeLrrais were granted p"usIou-
OF $4,000 a wear even where their husband +
death was not due to wounds or disease
contracted in service, while the widows OF
privates. who we're equally deserving,
could get nothing.
n. j. O'Bnen recited briefly the history
of the order iu Wyoming. The first post
was organized IN Cheyenne in 1868. The
members were W. W. Corlett, L. P.
Snow. S. A. Bristol. Thomas B. Nc
Clellan, 8. H. Windsor, j. NJ. PiDer, f.
p. johnson, Kew. j. D. Davis. who was
known as the fighting parsOn and now is
president of a university in Toxic. Japan,
and n. j. O'Brien. The post was re-
organized 10 1888 and has since continued
to grow until at present 1t is one of the
largest in the West. The speaker said
nothing Of a political character entered,
into the proceedings of the G. A. r.
That it was charitable, benevolent and
fraternal in its precepts and practice. Its
work was done without ostentAtiOn and
no one member even ever mentioned to
another the name of an individual to
whom charity was extended.
Miss Crouch recited Paul Revere's
Ride" in a spirited manner in keeping
with the heroic tone of the meeting and
OF the selection.
During the evening music was furnished
by the Fort Russell band and by a choir
of tour voices.
, 1891-04-07
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS.
Reynolds Post Celebrates the 25th
Anniversary
of the Founding of the Grand
Army of the Republic.
Stirring Speeches by Local Mem
bers of the Order.


Inc Lodge room oil Reynolds post u.
a H. was well hlIed last evening Oy
members oil the post ana VISITORS the
meeting being called TO celebrate the
tWenty-hith anniversary oil the ORDER
Inc opening ADDRESS was mace oy OoL
H. IL. MINER VINO orleny stated the rea-
sons Tor the meeting anu welcomed the
visitors
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