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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-16

one Of the pieces, forming a moose
which tightens upon the horses jaw
whenever he pulls. When the puller
finds he accompllshes nothing except
his own discontinue, he is usually will
ing 10 give up the effort The entire
halter must be strong, 50 he will never
succeed in breaking it. A colt should
never be tied with anything weaker
than a half-inch MANILA rope, that he
may never learn his power "A. c. West,
in Farm and Home
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1893-11-16

muOTICE TO TRESPAsSERS!
IN To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
+o,,o Dot;ee that the undersigned
,ersons residing ia the Town Of Beetown. Gran,
gonntv Wisconsin. do hereby forbid any and al
persons from committing trespass On ane y
b,;S, ~ z sbiug or for any other pm pose I'M
less less with the permission Of the owner or owners
Of the land. &c.. ..a.,,ass viii he
Any person SO eomm 1dpt 4 tba aw "" "
mated Beetewn. wis, Oct. "a, 1893.
signed, J. C. Nelson, Isaac Snep.,,a
- 90 Geo Naumann, Peter Hrasche'
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PIG HAUL OF THE NET
Portland Lawyers, Merchants
Customs Officers Indicted.
sMucolEo CHINESE COOLIES.


per~rssp. Dec. s.-Ths United States
gysssd Jury tS9sy rsssrnsd ssdsstsnsnu
against twsrts~sevsa persons, foSrtess
white assa and thirt~sa Chsnsfssa. foF
eonss,srinz TO smszgEs Chinese Isoossrs
into the United States. Tbess indicted
we're: MAJ john Wilson. Dsnhsr and
Es1ss's sxsns 81 Victoria: sss blaFn. wro
has pleaded guilty Of sraagssfng opsSfn
Wislssfa Duasar. convicted Of srnngsisng
Opium e. Z. Thompson, partner Of Dun-
bar and Bsaus Ia the Merchants ssssEa-
saly lsne: ". b. Js<xiaag. .ho has psesfsa
gEisty Of smuggling opium; Glen y. hos-
msn, reii.known attorney 81 Porfiana
Caps. John Boss. formerly master Of ths
Wilmington, aud later OF the Haytisn Es-
pubic. r. =. BaHnon. attorney and notary
public; J.. g. Marks. lag ssa6snt In Hos-
mans Office, James Lo.sn. sx~eosisetor OF
customs; Thomas A. Jordan. sx-cspsAin
Of inspectors 81 customs: G. u. Gardiner,
ss4hgsd degsty collector 81 GUS
toms; G. ]. Aalksy. ex-speeaaa
sgsn. of the United states treasury:
Alexsndsr Rosx, son of Capt koss;
Chang Ihong Qnss. Chinese rosiy rsAss-
chant, - DO gave Dunbar, binm snd Jack
ling their first letters OF credit % Vtctorss
opssn firms Said Baek. the best known
nrd 1easttiess Gbtnsse merchant In the
gorsh vest; Chez Har. Chimes interpreter
and collector for the Portland Gas Com
pany: DR.. Mon Oak one Of the largest
onsun1 dealers on the Pacific coast: Ding
Wing, Lee Wing, Balf Cblsess and half
Engslsh: Too Eses. Moy Ham. Lee Moon,
Wing Bonn, Twln wo Charley snd Charley
Young, an Aasrieaaissd chirsmsn. re-
esaily married TO white girl. and conf
Dental clerk 20 Said Back. Wilson IL In
British Columbss, Thompson 10 ont OF
town, and John Eoss and Alex Ross can
not be found. The others were arrested
this afternoon aad taken before Judge Bel
ilngsr and srsalgnsd. They wers given
rntfi Friday morning 70 plead. Bonds
we're Il red 81 III go each, which they fur
nfshe4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-07

Fsfssavrx, Dec ss-fspecial.l - Foz.
hundred aud ffty-one votes were cast az
the city election here yesterday out Of .
total registration OF 80. In whstcom the
total vote polied vas !. ogs3 and the registra-
ton ,1e.
George II. wstrous. the new postmaster,
took charge Of the postoffice yesterday.
Miss MeseiII will be his assistant and the
Office viii be moved about the frs. Of Jau-
uary 20 3 more central location.
There 10 9 fair prospect for the re-esta5-
isshment Of ssfni-daiIy street railway mail
service between fairnayen and Whstcom.
Bank presidents seen to have corner
on the m.yoralty Of Fairhaven. The sec
ond mayor. Il. ". Wilson, was president
Of the fret National banx. His successor,
A. Mckenzie. is president Of the Bsnnets
National Of Whatcom. and Mayor-elec;
Clarke 10 president Of the Fairhaysn
National.
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MELLO PATCHING UP.
Realizes That American DTna-
mite Boats Are Coming.
n rsafsSr In the Crsv-The Ntethsrey
sails rrsn ths Nsss IsAsss VIVA
Her Terrible Guns LSeAeA


sStEF2xz&< &eskAs ~ h<46 61s2SsneSA 49,
Noy7rvfrro, Dee s--fEsw York H<vsld
Ep<cias. t--A correspondent IS kSo Janesro
sends word fhss the wxrshirs A1zb6ssen
ard Republics are both anchored - Hins
Graase guarantee station, nos szy frcn
BIO Janesro. Nei5o's flagship 10 ances-
rnang rsraars for injarses Suffered Wills
running the zsantssss q tie fosss af the
sntranee OF Flo bay.
Sxv fokx, Dec s.--TEe He-sd las ths
following. The Brazilian rvutser America
which SAILED froru Ssw York for gao Ca
the night Of November D, % lying Is
Brsdgetown. barbados. % seriously dis
a5sed By the set Of an unknown traitor
aasoag her crew tbs. she viii probably b
unable 20 c1ntinne her voyage for several
weeks A cable usessags has been received
by Flint A. Co, announcing that one Of the
vsssei's valves had been puyposeiy broken
~ some unkaoxn naeraDer Of tbs crew
snd the vessel bad been 80 Seriously in
Jared shxt iozg delay must occur before
she can cossinge Der voyage. In view Of
this the cruiser Sscsberoy. which left S.
Thomas vish the AEersca for BIO Janei.o
last Sunday night. had 10 contin0s the
yoysgs alone.
~. TaoxAs. Nov. 2-.-fs hsd been tn
tended 20 sen1 the Slctheroy TO Barba-
does for coal. but the opening OF tie sealed
orders showed her destination 20 hare
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victorfs Nswa

yrcroKlA. Dec. 6-Fspecisl- THE sen.
safional Stroebel murder trial transferred
from Nav Westminster, opened at the
assizes here this morning. and will prob
ably not be concluded this week. A little
difficulty presented itself when the case
was called. the original indictment having
besn lost, this necessita.ing the calling oil
. new grand jury. The evidence agsins,
S.roebei Is purely circumssantial, bat
strong.
An active volcano on the American side
Of the Straits wss witnessed By passengers
on the steamer Maud, which returned to-
day from AIberfi.
The machinery, pumps, boilers and
other portions Of the wrecking apparatus
belonging TO Moran Bros. of Seattle are
being stripped from the San Pedro and
loaded on the hulk Henry Buck. The
work will take few days and 1t viii b<
Friday before the wreckers leave the YES
sci indefinitely abandoned.
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Ha. No Ti,le TO IL. Buryinx Ground.

Cascade Lodge. No. 20. !. o. O. F., of
Franklin, has rejected the burial ground
lease offered i. by the Oregon Improve
ment Company. aud nov has no title to
any ground in which to bury its dead.
The lodge Vas unwilling 10 accept the
gEound on the conditions and terms under
which the company holds its title. and. no
other terms being possible. the hope of
supplying this long-felt need has failed for
the present The lodge now buries its
dead y here it has not the least title and
where suit for ;-espass would probably
ho.t. Had Il accepted the lease IL would
have had considerable security, which
seatd haye cost nothing. and the
Sao.e camp would have been bene-
ated by an improved burying ground
OPEN 10 all An improved and re-
spectacle cemetery would enlist the
al 81 the whole camp in case OF improb-
able necessity for removal OF the dead.
shoreas present constant changes Of resi-
dencs by the living leaves their dead 10 DO
forgotten aud their graves TO disappear.
Some members OF the lodge express an in
teateon 10 procure land some miles dis
ssnt by actual purchase With unincum-
bcre1 title
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psa xss Mat Her So Leave

Oscar Esicksor. . nasten1er, was arrested
yesterday asss-noon ev oshce- Sheehan on
the charge Of assa1ss and battery COM
mitsed ca tas person Of Annie Wood, =
rsepossesssnx hsne-eyed woman OF middle
age Ms Wood visited Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Bschel ss their hone. AS Terrace
street, vhers Er:rkscn rooms. When Mira.
Wood spoke a5Ort going home Erickson,
IL 10 claimed, objected AZ 6rst the occu-
psnfs q the house thought he vas IN Jest,
bzt when he struck Mrs Wood with his
has in order 60 proven; her going il VAS
seen thas be vas In earnest Bechei told
Erickson 20 get ont Of the house. bus
Eriekson Tefnsed. vhersapcr 0ficer
sheeazn VS. called Mira Bechel thorghs
the sroahie Vas DE to the fact tia: Mrs.
Wood gave Erickson the Hmittsn" shor
time ago.
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Mason County Road Delegates.

sHEiros. Dec. Especial The county
commissioners held a special session Tues
day. appointing delegates to the state road
convention, to be held in Olympia on the
10Th. The sppointees were: Grant C..
Angie, of the journal: Levi q. shelton,
representative; ]. NJ. Downs and Jacob
Hauptiey. Considering that Mason is one
of the counties in which road making pre-
sents considerable difficulties and cost.
the existing roads are credit TO It's peo-
pie. However. there Is room for much
improvement in both the making and re-
pair Of the roads. as well as in the system
OF collecting funds for such work.
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OF the twenfy-one delegates appointed
By the co1nty commissioners 10 attend
the road convention which meets ~
Olympia December 10, C. u. Monohon.
Chrissopker Thyguson. T. s. Aussester.
Ellis Morrison. C. r. Keller and T. 4.
Jones hare notified the board OF their ac-
eeptsnee- Bat much larger number
have declined TO serve, and the board yes
terday appointed 70 make out the full
delegation ". A. Van Dusen. Of Cherry
Valley: J. H Vincent. OF Seattle: George
Bo.hsil, OF BoshelI; q. y. Alexander, of
Seattle; Matthew Malnur.eh, Enumc law !;
L. C. smith. Osceoia: r. J. Smith, Gil
man; C. b. Clans. snoqualrnie.
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s,..,n..sw,nsl.,.. r.,aor.

Pokr TOWNSEND. Dec. Especial. "A
petition is being circulated in this city
asking Gov. MeGraw 20 pardon the In
famous Benjamin r. swarts. the Por, An
gelcs bank cashier who is ssgy ng term
of eighteen months In she penitentiary fer
embexggemsnt After Sckwartx's con-
rtction ana while his case
vas on appeal Ia the supreme
court he escaped from Jail at Port Angeles
and He'd TO 81 ToHis. where he vas ar
rested and taken to the penisentiary. He
has some Influential relatives in Washing
ton City. where he vas employed la the
treasury department for over twenty years
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The y,ctori. Arrive. At T.eom..

TACOMA. Dec. Especial. The steam
ship Victoria. which arrived today from
China and Japan. brought 3,4s0 tons OF
cargo, comprising f.soo sonss OF tea, 1000
tons Of hemp. and 25s bales of silk. Mrs.
W. ID. Tiliotson, wife of the American con-
sui at ksnagawa, accompanied by her
children. returned by the Victoria Mr..
Tiilotson will return in the spring. His
resignation has neen forwarded 10 the
Cleveland administration.
Fourth Officer Metcaife suffered COM
pound fracture Of the right arm by falling
between the decks. Five Chinese mer-
chants on board were admitted by Col
lector Saunders
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Evrsrrr, Dec. Especial The vote
rsst =. The city election yes.srdsy wss
Dor mayor Norton II. wslling Rep. s7s:
4 X. Delaney. Dem. STa City asios.
nev-n. -. Cooley. Rep. SO: T. y.
hesart, Dem, Is. ". W. Black. Pop. ~
CITY eaerk-c, i. Clais. Rev, Cssg; \. J.
Chapman, Dem. 81, Health officer Dr
Lyle, Rep, "a. DIR. Harris. Dem, 80
rr. ssoekwsH, Pep, a. Marsha ]. H.
nassings. Rep. As. f. }. Dwycr. Dem.
sSs; Dennis Csawe. Pop, ssa The eoun.
slimen-elses are T. r. samner. ". ".
MIsa. l. X. Hsilsary. +, VI Glars, r. ..
Zoe. C. A. axinsloYSi. ~. 4 Cor
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been changed 70 st. Thomas. A bright
lookout was maintained last night for
Melio. though he wss not believed 20 Be 80
far north as this. Assignments 70 lighting
quarters hare been made. In action Capt.
Baker. assisted by Navigator Evelyn. will
.ail the ship: Lieut.. Hill, executive officer,
will fight her; Craven, ordnance officer,
fights the spar deck battery; Brintry has
charge Of the dynamite gun; Conway has
the forward and Sparkling the after gun
deck battery; Lowe commands the powder
division; Van Iderstein, chief engineer,
assisted by Assistant Engineers STEM
strom, Allen and Crowley, control the
engines and valves Of the dynamite gun,
and Officers Marriott and Fontaine.
Associated Press and World cor
respondents respectively. manage the
range-fnder. The big Al inch
rife at the stern 10 captained by Junior
Boatswain Giiroy. The other gun cap
tains are all old men-of-wars-men. The
ship was inspected yesterday by the cap
tain and executive officers. Friday after
noon one of the one-pound guns on the
after deckhouse was discharged acct
dentally. Probably q strong wind blew
the edge Of o canvas covering against the
thEEs4s A1 elc " 10 HothkSo go " ok1
no damage vas done.
WASHINGTON CRY. Dec. Ga dispatch
from Minister Thompson. dated Petrop-
oils. Brazil, informs the state department.
OF the arrival of Admiral Melio at the
quarantine station at Ihlia Grande. on the
coast south of Rio. Mello piiiaged the
town and then sailed away toward the
south. Ihlia Grande Is only a few miles
from Rio. being the quarantine station OF
that port, outside Rio bay and just south.
IL is thought the incident occurred while
Melio was first on the gay south. and IL is
not interpreted 20 show he has returned
northwsrd again.
WAsHIsgros CRY, Dec. s.-Commodor
Stanton spent several hours at the navy
department today at Secretary Herbert's
request. He will submit report In writ
ing. Tonight the commodore talked about
the present situation IN Rio harbor.
giving vivid description of the
situation of the forts and shore
scenery. the distribution OF foreign
wsr vessels and their character He de-
scribsd Melio as quiet in manner, but Civ.
ing evidence of travel an1 culture. aud q
brave officer. According 10 Stan,on's de-
scription the city OF Rio shows few marks
of the bombardment. bu. the town OF
Nie;heroy Is almost wholly destroyed and
abandoned by residents
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sinsrY. Dee. e--tspsolal, AT shs elre-
ton on Tuesday the Citizens ticket Was
elected by large mEIoritles. The ticket
Was composed Of two Republicans and two
Democrats ard received almost unanimous
support from Republicans and Democrats.
The purportsd Republican ticket wss an
attempt GA the part Of the Populists and
their cohorts TO catch the Republican vote.
and thus defeat Is for the best interest OF
the town.
George +, Miller, the mayor-elect, i, a
Republican. and son Of Or. +. h. ". Nil.
Ter. of Seattle.
The coGneiimsn are ". r. Howe and
Thomas Nhisely. treasurer, J. IL. Cline
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Mos1gsAso, Dec Especial I-y@ss~f.
dsy's sieessoa xas closely contested b.
tseen the candidates for mayor, clerk and
nzrshst. For the ether 5sEcss there wss
oaIy ope ticxst- Tbe rsssls 10 90 follows;
w. II. Bash, reelected mayor: c. y. VIII
son. treasurer: ID. W. ri-et, clerk; Jerry
Putnam. marshal: a. X. Grsfsihs. city 81
torney. Or. A. X Best. hsalth officer
councilman. !, A. 1eGiilscsddy. G. IL
Laup, r. Br7an. r. Y. Goodesi. z. Z. Coy.
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An.r P.dal.r N.dir.s Murderer

ing Of Joseph Sadir, the Seattle peddler,
near Hoodspors. Is being carefully investi-
gated and IL is likely that an arrest will be
made In o few days Ii is ramored that
the shooting was deliberately done by q
bad" Indian. The testimony Of some Of
the Indians from the skokomish reserva-
ton has been reduced to writing. 1t is
reported that there vas Q witness TO the
deed. en- Indian in a canoe on the water,
but that dire vengeance has been
threatened 10 anyone who tells what Is
known. This 10 very likely the truth OF
the mystery, but IL appears to be difficult
TO assure the Indians that they viii be
rrofect~d
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ror.s,ers ana P.lisie..

VICTORIA, Dec. 6.-Ispecial. THE So
ciety of Ancient Foresters Is in great
commosion owing 70 the fact that W. P.
WHISKY. secretary Of the Court of North
ern Light, recently attended the confer
ence between the government and labor
representatives,. One section OF the court
holds this a. an interference in politics.
aud that il is liable TO cost the court its
charter. Others stand by WHISKY. main
tanning that the interests OF labor and not
political interests took him to the meet
ing. The matter will be referred to the
highes. tribunal of the order.
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The WILCOX Hearing rnhax.

Prosecuting Attorney John F. Miller I.
confined 10 his bed wi,h a severe attack o;
phasyngs;is. bu; Or. Horton, tie attend
ing physician. ssll thinks be will be abe
Ia bring him around SO that he can he
presenI IN Justice Caldge.l's court tonaor-
Ee~ morning 10 proceed with tha exsnl-
nation u William A.Wlieor. the supposed
Murderer # Charlotte Fetsing. II Mr..
Muller aaas himself TOO "a lie will notify
ihe Tacoma contingency in time 10 save
iAsfl second useless trim.
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Erne.s and Mlnnls Held for Trial.

TACOMA. Dec. Especial l-Ernsss y.
Hazard. Of Pescedale. T. l.. and Minnie
Collins, Of Ithaca. y. Y. signed bonds to-
day in the superior court to appear tor ar
raignment On the charge Of adultery. Ex-
animation in the lower court was waived,
and this means that Mrs. Hazard will get
her divorce without opposition, and all
mony sufficient TO support herself and
child comfortably. At first ste said she
loved Ernest so much that she threatened
divorce proceedings in order 20 get him TO
give up Minnie. He declined, saying:
IF you value my happiness so much. get
= divorce. that / may be happy With Min
ME-" Il is expected Minnie and Ernest
will marry when Mrs. Hazard Is granted
q divorce.
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TheresE.s Sic rerfel.are.

There il no truth in the reports sent out
from Victoria that Moran Brcs- have for
feited Sc. COO BY failing 20 raise the San
Pedro They we're under no contract TO
raise the ship. hus had an agreement by
which they would be welI remnneratsd il
they succeeded. They have not given up
the task. but have deferred the work until
good weather comes. when they are more
confident than ever that they wiil succeed.
The story about the forfeiture Of IS, 600
esnansted from those who we're anxious 10
see Moran Bros. fail
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Mopt.san. Seva

MosTsstso, Dec. 6-lspeciai.l- &c. y.
Byles, president of the Bank Of Monte
sano and founder Of the city. Is III.
Since there is probability OF a speedy
settlement OF the survey troubles In the
North river country. the settlers have con-
cluded 20 pat MP better houses and there
IL much stir in that line. That part of the
county IL destined 10 prove one OF the best,
agrienIturaily. in Western Washington.
Farmers throughout the county are
making preparations for largely increasing
their hop acreage. Hops have proven as
good crop here as in any other part of
the state
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NEWS OF TACOMA
TAccxA BExxaU OF TIE Posr-TSrnrr-
eEcxn, 1ir6 PAcxy1c AvxxrK
THcnAs saxxoss. NASAsRn


TAconA, Dec 6-gspecial. NTnaI CT the
s1i. Of Peter Nelson vs.. the Tacoma
Grocery Company for SO 600 damages wss
begun today in the superior eozrt Ses-
son Was arrested Tor stealing goods from
70 Show that he vas guilty. He claims TO
be able 70 show who did steal the goods
for the dis appearance Of which be was
arrested
The high school young men are orgsais-
ing football, team
The Chamber Of Commerce has decided
not 70 formally discuss the TART issue.
George Maynard has married Be-tis
Siegse. Her father had him arrested for
abduction
w. b. Kelley. vel known throughout
the PuyaIsup valley. Was today declared 20
be IN contempt of court. having failed TO
respond 20 subpnas IN the case OF War
burton vs.. jacob Ralph, for the recovery
Of s7,on Some say Mr.. Kelley doesn't
wish 70 testify. while others say he il
VERY Ill.
Two car loads Of cedar doors. and other
house finishing goods. will be shipped from
this city to Boston shortly.
Mary Moran today sued for . divorce
from Thomas Moran. on the grounds OF
desertion. They we're married in Ireland.
County Commissioner Fawcett viii give
another Christmas dinner for children as
the Exposition building this year.
The = W. z. Daily Packing Company
has sued the Pacific National hank for
$500 damages. After the failure Of the
Merchants National bank certain parties
owing money TO the packing company
were garnisheed on merchants checks on
which cash had been secured by the pack
ing company. IL Is claimed fhe credit of
the company was injured By these garaish-
m1nfs
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eEpHo, Dec. s.-fspecsal. The elsction
yesterday passed OF quietly. DR.. u. =.
Msstlce sas elected mayor xstaoEss oppo-
sss.on. william Woods. ths former mayor,
and Marion Heirniex we're elected eounciI-
men. Woods vas an independent esnti~
date and sssested Joseph Ls6srie. the can
dida.s On TIE regular ticket
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Axkcex-xr. Dse. e-At s5s nsSsscpzi
eseeston Yesterday tbs following vers
sseese1 Mayer. !. G. Phe.Fs; cczreas~
rssn-se-Esrx.' Thsrsns G. Thisss couDcss-
rnen. Fsrss rsrs. song terra. ES~xrd Nc
Tazgart. shers tern. W. H. Jennson ;
Eeeoz1. Eyness Hcwsrd ard frzsx
white. clerk. Gzs Hensss: attorney, w.
Y. Wells. treasures. John ssuaars rssFshsl.
e. -. 5ssTensoz.
81. Tseo~rf has b~~n elected supervisor 81
road dsssgsef "a. Is. o. which tbs city
forms q part
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KssIs rfttsiI Improviue.

The prospects are that owing TO the pro-
tracted illness Of Miss Essie Tittell Cor
dray's theater will remain closed for the
balance Of the week. Miss TistelI was con-
sidersbly improved yesterday, but still too
weak TO think Of resuming her professional
duties for some time TO come. The date Of
the reopening viii be duly announced.
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De. wa.hlnr,en seu,h.rn K.lirnaa.

sHKIroS. Dec. a--ispeeiaL "A. III. An
derson and J. r. Mcdonald arrived yesies.
day 10 lock over the condition Of the
Washington Southern. which has been IN
charge 81 Receiver {. NJ. shesfe since
January. osinS 20 the dull lumber mar
kei the nss directorate have not yet de-
elded a. 10 the operations OF the railroad
IN the Immediate future. However. IL Is
hkeiy that the roaabs1 siIl be put la good
condition fos the spring. when the lam ber
business promises considerable activity.
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men elected; }. f. Blackwell mayer,
VIII Ncneneagh treasurer. T. :. BARROW.
{. r. Snyder. D. knitsle. -. l. Bsess and
y. Fairbanks councilman. {. T. Hallsrty,