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Probate Notice.
No. 1tiS.


STATE OF WAsHINGToN Co. OF THrRSroH. -
Is THE SUPERIOR COURT OF SAID COUNTY,
IN the matter OF the estate of Geo. Il. Capcn,
L deceased.
Notice of settlement of Account and rcsigna-
ton of Administrators.
Notice is hereby given that Evaline Capen,
Administrators of the estate of Gco. B. Cupcu,
deceased, has rendered aud presented for set.
tlement, and filed in the superior Court of
Thurston County, State of Washington. her
account and also her resignation n such Adj
miuistratrx and that Monday. the 18th day of
April. 1872, III O'Clock =. NJ, nj the court room
Of said superior Court. in the city of OLYMPIA.
in said Thurston county, has been duly APP
pointed by said superior Court, for the settle
ment of the said account, and resignation oi
said administrative, nj which time and place
any person interested i'll said estate may APP
pear and file his exceptions in writing To the
said account AMI csisnatiun and contest the
same.
Witness Hon. J. ". Robin
son, Judge OF said superior
lHhA-'I Court. and the seal Of haid
'C~F Court hcrcunto affixed, tins
18th day of February, l>!I2.
" II. ROBERTS,
County Clerk aud CLERK "f superior Court.
Ey e. V. LEACH. Deputy CicrE.
bate of first publication March IN i>"--
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SUM MONS.

STATE or wAsHNGToN,
County of lhurstun, g
Michael Callahan.
Eliza +. Callahan,
Defendant
THE STATE OF WASHINGToN To ELIZA +. CAL
LAHAN, GREETING:
You are hereby notified that Michael Callahan
Plaintiff, has filed complaint against you III
the Superior Court of the state of Washington,
for the county of Ihuistou. holding terms AT
olympia which will come OH to be heard sixty
days after the first publication of this summons.
towit: Sixty days after the =. day of Jan
nary, 1872, and unless You appear and answer
the same on before the sd day of March,
lsy2 the same will he taken as confessed aud
the prayer of said complaint granted.
The object and prayer of said complaint is In
obtain u divorce from defendant ON the ground
of abandonment for more than one year and Ia
bar defendant from any interest III any prop
erty new owned or that may hereafter be ac-
quired by plaintiff.
$3.50 Witness my hand and the Seal
~ of said Superior Court. alike
shall this 2lst day of January, \ ID.
49, 1882.
W. II. ROBERTS.
County Clerk and Clerk of the superior Court
By V. LEACH,
Deputy Clerk.
J. W. CRAWFORD, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Date of first publication, Jan -, lSs2.
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March IL, 1872. If
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03

BY virtue of an innkeepers lein. | will
sell at public auction at my boarding
house in the Town of Eagle River
One ida Co. Wisconsin. the following de-
scribed personal property towit: Ono
new suit of clothes, one gold watch
guard. the goods and chattles OF Isebart
Fox which I shall expose at pslbl;c W
due to the highest bi 9er
OF March A d
after-neo..
Dated this LIT. u A.af>t 80
.Eal:.g1f Il sgtsiz
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03

joining the third party movement
will retnrn to the support ofnational
republican ticket this year.
Representative .Springer's flop from
Cleveland to Hill shows the way
the democratic wind is blowing.
Hill has certainly made rapid gains
in Congress, understanding the
statement, which should be taken
with a good deal of caution, that
Brice and German had withdrawn
their adherence. Many believe that
this statement has been put out for
the purpose of heading off the cry OF
'.bossism'', and that the triple allia-
nee is still in existancc.
Speaking of the Hill sentiment, u
republican member OF Congress met
a democratic friend, who has been a
loud Cleveland shouter, with the
greeting: "Well. your party seems
rapidly drifting Iillwarls.' "Spell
the first syllable Il little different, >
ylumly re:urned the Cleveland man,
"and will agree with you.
The Senate adopted Il resolution,
offered by Senator Sherman asking
the Preside Mt, if not Incompatible
with interest, to furnish the Senate
with a copy of the proceedings OF the
recent conference of Secretary Blaine
frv
nlissiOners.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03
SCHOOL REPORT.
For month ending Feb. 26, 1892.
HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENTS:

HIGH SCHOOL DEPARTMENT.:
T.. j.. Couch. Teacher.
Number of pupils enrolled............30.
Average daily attendance. ;
Number of visitors. ......................4
Names of pupils neither absent nor
tardy.
Fred Anderson, Genie Dickinson,
Merton Dickinson, Willie Pattell, Rob
'rt PcrsOlln.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03
FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES:
Maggie Slattery Teache

Number Of pupils enrolled ..........H.
Average daily attendance. .... 80. ~.
Number of visitors .................... 5
Names OF pupils neither absent nor
tardy:
Ethel Holland, Mabel Howard.
Victor Stevens, Oscar Walsh, Dolly
Morrison, Walter Scott, John Dock
cray, Gretta Allen. Clara Harteau.
Tommy Taggart, Mabel Nj prison
Ruby Slattery, Byron Shank. Guy
Taggart.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03
THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES:

EMMA Blanchard, Teacher.
Number Of pupils enrolled ...........:6.
Average daily Il attendance.
Number of visitors. Observation-Disclosures. 5
Names Of pupils neither absent nor
tarly:
Flora Bogrand. Sadie kuehne,
Rainie Howard, Ezra Hurlbert, Allen
Anderson, Fern Hurlbert, Mary st.
Peter, ROll;l Dickinson Austin Stock
well, Hermina Bogrand, Johnnie
kimabll. Harry Mcintyre.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03
FIRST AND SECOND GRADES:

Lou L. Swimn. Teacher
Number of pupils enrolled.
Average daily attendance. .....32.
Number Of visitors. .........................3
Names of pupils neither absent no.
tardy:
Erlna Hurlbert. Lervis Harteau.
La wrence Cook, Ella Deckcrt, Mar
shall Wark, Guy Hawkins, Paul
Cook.
T. f.. COuCII, Pri nci pal
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES:

Mamie T.. Hughes Teacher
Number OF pupils enroIled...........36
Average daily attentlance... 8
Number OF visitors.
Names of pupils neither absent nor
Iardy:
Bessie Wilson, Viola M 'Intyre,
Frank Anderson, Johnnie Harteau,
Alfred Morgan, Ray Denton, Maggie
Mcleod, Bert Morrison, Julia Dock
ray, Blanche Potter.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03
T.. f. COUCH, Principal
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at .usau, Wis.

March l. 1892.
Notice is hereby given that tn, fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
her intention to make final proof in
support Of her claim. and that saidproof
will be made before the Judge or Clerk
of the Circuit Court at Rlinel an'l n,
Wis. on NJ w ,. 1892. viz: Magyi, NJ ~
rill HI. L. NJ. 1899 for the T.. ! N WI
and NJ S. WI of 5 &c. 3i.T 43 n. r
8 Z.
She names the following with U.s. IS to
prove her co u,t S L, 81 lei c upon and
cultivation of said lan! viz: = ,t.r
Stein. D. G. Mayer L w. Allns,n,
Harvey Rowel. all of State Lin, Wis.
EB. SANDERS. Register.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1892-03-03
FOR L.AGRIppE.

TAKE WARMERS WHITE VIM, OF TAR
SYRUP freely as soon as yol feel the first
syn ptons of the disease. Fo. a cough
following this dangerous insiady, take
from 70 to 30 drops sery often, o. ate
each G ,ur nr Sl.e'7
The sun., 1892-05-11
THE SUPPLEMENTARY FAIR.
An Attractive Chow Prepared In tho Aadl.
son Square Garden Restaurant.

An Attractive Chow Prepared In tho Aadl-
son Square Garden Restaurant.
The supplementary fair at which tho articles
left over from the Actors Fund Fair will be
disposed OF will be opened at 2 o'clock this
afternoon in tho restaurant OF the Madison
Square Garden. Scores OF women who were
actively engaged at the fair last week got to
work carly yesterday preparing for the oren.
ing. The articles arc to be displayed in a
dozen Oh more small booths which will be at
tended by the women who made the fair big
success. The supplem entary fair will be open
every day this week from = to 10;s =. NJ.
Many valuable articles arc to be disposed Of.
The most notable Ia the Cleveland diamond.
When tho fair was opened 1t was believed that
10000 one dollar subscriptions on the diamond
would be received. and q book for that mum ber
was made. Only Sbl00 was taken In. and
yesterday the managers cut the book down to
10000 subscriptions. and 1t was decided to
award the diamond on saturday night. wheth-
er or not $1,000 shall he subscribed. Other
prizes on the Subscription list arc the por-
trait Of Kathryn Kidder as RoSnl,nd. by Harper
lennington: the jefferson plncauc. repre-
sentinG scenes from Jeffersons favoritc plays:
tho Louis HNI. mil rror. and the souvenir album
presented 10y tho Press Club. The album will
be awarded on June at Palmers Theatre.
Among other articles arc AndcrsOn's print-
ing OF the late W. }. Florence, as we'll as about
$4,000 worth of other paintings. and pianos
clocks. furs. bust Of Shakespeare und u bust
OF Jefferson.
The sun., 1892-05-11
STUD, Vt HrERMOyD7,S DE.iyM
Thrown from, the Rear Platform cr West
Shore Trnin at Grow. Nr.t

The remains Of Rudolph Surrmonht. II
student OF IarLarl's Busiacss College who fell
from tho rear platform "f West Shore train
near West foint on Monday night. arrived in
Brooklyn yesterday. md tho funeral will take
place from the Church Of ,h, Messiah of
which he and his elder brother were members
They nro natives Of Holland. and they came to
this country to get business collrgo educn-
tion. lIe ha! e n" to Newbursh t. SOC u hn'l
i-ame between the co!.rGr mines. There WAS
car load Of his fell w students on the tian
coming down. G. ". Miller. onr OF the boys
teachers said he warned the boys not to ride
on the platform. aud when they aid no alton
tion he ~ k.r! the hiakcnnn several times to
make the oyS com" in.
The brakeman went to tho rear platform Of
the last ear. whcr" the boys were. he brought
In II red light. an, then h" locked the door so
that tho boys on til" Ila,lorm couldn't get in.
tuprmonlt and his com nan ions then Iccn ma
very anxious I" get in. for they knew that tho
LONG tunnel WAS n", very far below. When thu
ira II turned III" sharp curve ut crows Nest
Suerlnundt WAS thI"Nn oI and killed.
The sun., 1892-05-11

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and %uss ss FL shs sasans s
sLn r.Id BY, t6e man, Of aodi imaEins this
to the % most iosthsoms @ ,st tcoSndticns. SHs 70 De.
as% hsn desnos es"E Of dons ns
SsSs virtue Il tSs az. e Sss
should stay until after the women had dis.
their conc! c!usionY When they were solicited
In these houses to remain and 60 UP stairs;
Sna Gh Il hS esy ssy. "nf al 5GS
sw Yes up to the nlsss ns letter. Sa
from the % persons Of these unfortunate women.
10 dance. with naked women. to indulge in
lots. to hold .thom in lar, and receive their
Kisses even after such revolving scenes-how
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nov nov DR.. PaTkhu,st.s pure and lofty motives
pure girls. this mpnthetIc and lowiy. minded
Msn takes ts hdreG
ri. consoles the siaS.Soa this acSSus @ nl man
iitS and the mIre. the BOY Ervihc Eii ' By lis side
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this man drassins Ills soanH. sd and innoeeHt
Ewing @.na FHss + totterna tie % NO wonder poor
prae.ea smss bar S Sss ne1s asvf
such words have eyer disgnsted and degraded
did this man give these poor women-this man
whose mission is e save sinners. to draw
Riveness. to cay to tho harlot Go and sin. no
more, DID he urge them to nbsndon evil Not
your persons. nnlIuts your " womanhood mn show show
inc to whet depths woman can fall. and then
we'll drink together and will put YOU in lail.
ike Si aH Seeve IT. rs Snrs roor
Sd he try sf to "s snvo Gar %f aod hsp p
fe sn nr xdoS mdd npy BY is esSSs SoRG to
from the lPs ot q clergyman such degradation
balanced by sending u few women to tho
nenitent!nry. ! believe TINT the tramrling
sacred will result in tho working Of infinite
young girls of Is. 16. aud 4 Years. whose
ssSs 81 have Whose kp' unsea nm in mn pS1s
hnve, no thought -. OF the horrors which
DR.. Parkhurst ndvertiscs. Think Of the young
men 90. coming ny int. into manhood and Learning
ence ~ these vile resorts Tell this gentle
man BY your verdict that you desi ire to protect
mercy to sinners md the fallen. Let this man
seek some thief upon the cross. some poor
harlot anil lit her ur. That. Or. parkhurst. is
the way to gain the appreciation Of God"
Twelve minutes later tie Jury ret,qrned and
asked until Monday to move for n, new
bail. and committed Marie Andrea to the
Tombs.
Judge Fitzgerald yesterday morning post
pons;d sentSnce in the r. case Of Hattie Adams
ment oi counsel on both sides. In order that
the sentence might not prejudice tho issue in
The sun., 1892-05-11
VAS SHE DUPED?
Edward EveretCs Wife Explains why She
Aliovv.d Her Marriage t. Be Annulied

Edward EveretIs wife ExpInins why She
AIfovv.d Her Marriage t. lse Annulied
Now that Judge Pratt OF Brooklyn has al
lowed the judgment roll in the suit OF Edward
Everett for the annulment of his marriage
with Georgiana Lillian Morrison to be ex-
amined. counsel for tho latter proposes to open
the default. Mr.. Everett is n lawyer and
member OF the well-known Boston family Of
that name. and the woman. whose marriage
with him WAS annulled on tho ground that she
had another husband living. is n member Of
tho Hinmnu family. also woll known In Boston.
The undisputed facts in the matrimonial COM
plication are as follows: Miss Gco-giana Lii
lian Hinmnn was married to William G. Morri-
son in 1874: the couple separated within
year. and in 1884 Mrs. Morrison was married
to Mr.. Everett in Brooklyn. hy Civil Justice
Ichn Courtney. tho present sheriff In lsss
Of the marriage and judgment was given for
him hy Le'nult on the report Of the ref,Ier.
the "%f "nt M"naS & S Whsn m Mrs. %s "r"a x
LAWYER began tho PRESENT pr9crc.!inss with II
% t that t !. ar
OF his wife's proviuuS marriage ne!rly year
AsHr MS sfn1s @y sr.' 'ar
riace L When ;shs w.s, IL Years old. anl th9t t
the guests. Morrison. however insisted that
tne md.flNGt WIS regal. ana uI(tr tpnSltltTa-
Bile hesitation she went to live with him. She
left him within u year In consequence. she
says. ~ il'-trentmrnt. Sh" d."lnras thR. after
she ecame acquainted with Mr.. Everett and hs
asked her t" marry him. she told him all tho
particul lars Of her previous marriage. and On
his advice went to Boston and brought an
action for divorce. She wns, advised iy her
lnwyeer TINT the c"u,ts hell that h!.r marriage
9iso snvr. procured q lhprr from Morrison
formed tie marriage wns not authorze,i to
ofllriatr. Finally IN October. 1884. she CON
sente,l to marry Mr.. Everett. hut ut his request
kept the marriage secret. and in spite or the
n,hrritgc annuiment proceedings they con.
tinupd. she says. to live together M man md
wife unit. June. 1901 M. Everett kent telling
her that Ms sou, AS possible hc would make
public his marriage To her. Mrs. Morrison thus
explains h-rncti IN In fni!ing to .!efrnith. suit
against her for theannulmcnt Of the marriage:
About 1887. MI Evnr"tt said that ~ his
family would new r. rr"n.nlZc marriage per-
formed by Justice OF tn, Pence II w,'ul be
necessary t. have cere nnny performed by q
,rrRyn,Hn. Before that no mid th" marriage
hefbrc the Justice must lt annnl!ed. He told
mo that n.rdn't tronl 10 myself about the
! apcrs necessary to . drawn. and n,l had to
d. WINS 10 sicn Whnt his attorney told me.
did not learn tho ren nature OF the snit until
some time nftc,wnrl. After tho marriage had
| cen nnnuli"d asked MIR. Everett to marry
me- In the usual way. but H." put 1t of from
uiore in june 1871. / lave since learned
that he always misrenresented our relations
II uOnC his rs SOciuteS.