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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-26

LIE cotton pousse Replacement.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-26

Journal OGdieL dc la ParOiSSe Yer
million, dW School Board ct dc n
Cooperation RAbberiHc.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-26
SAMEDI, 26 MAI 1894.

III falt eLcOre trop sec.
Les Nuts sont frOides.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1894-05-26
LIE MeridiOnal.

EAC I'VE CI1UAO1kGIAs
Journal Offdiet dc la ParoiSse Yer
million, dw School Board ct de La
Corporation RAbbeEiAc.
SAMEDI, rs MAI 1894.
II fait eLcore trop sec.
Les Nuts sont frOides.
Beaucoup de poussiere.
lie mais cst magnifque.
On demande de la pluie.
LIE cotton pousse rapidement.
-. 60"
Les ecoles publiqucs sont fermees.
Wm Cade 6tait au village samedi
.dernier.
lustruisez 10 peupIe ct lie pays est
M &# y #@& y ~ a@
llors do danger.
Les maItres d'ecole auront trois
mois de vacance.
II y a ~bcaucoup de riz 9ui n est
pas encore seme.
On apporte du mais a cling sous lie
gallon au~village.
Les m6rises son mures, c'est .ln
grand bonheur pour les gamins.
jules Cesar fut lie premier homme
qui NIT son portrait sur la monnaie.
Charles Angerran a loue pour un
an la boulangerie de Gabriel La
bauye.
Nine Bergman est venue passer
quelques tef9ps chez ses parents a
Abbeville.
On GRANT que lie vent de nord de
Ia semaine derniere fera du tort au
jeune cotton.
Pour etre heureux: TRAVELLER,
%s'occuper de ses affaires, menager
son proclaim.
Les habitants du Ter ward aaz
dernieres Douyelles n'auraient pas Gu
de pluie sufisante.
Ludovic Lequenx, un de nos ~jeunes
gems entrepreneurs dc la paroisse,
setait q Abbeviile samedi dernier.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
C,I-ppINr COI'RT OF THE STATE OF

plaintiffs. Attorney Office and posofce address lo
Wieting Block, Syracuse. ~ J.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

NOTICE.
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILROAD Co
The annual meeting the shareholders of tho Norfolk
and Western Railroad Company Will he held on Wednes
day the second day o, May. ls9i a. 10 o'clock ." M al
the office Of the Company. the city % Roanoke VIZ
gnis when an election Nl held for thirteen directors
year and such other business transacted
properly CON before 'he meeting.
The trrnsfer viii be closed from o'clock. p. m
Avn IAN 1891 until % O'clock n m. Nav ih. 1894
'''' 4. J. HEMPIIILL. Secretary.
April 18th. 1894
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Cesal Notices

~
c,IpREME COURT. NETWORK COuNil.
- Alf-d R.car and Dometiie Denson as sole survIhs
t. ,r,ef.s under the viii o; Noel J. Brca' 1ecesru
,iirfiae arainft Donct,le Denson inividuoIx s
,,nn X -oz~- Evevn Cornish Gagnebn llllain -. ~,
Aele Van Brun Louise liu. Adele teh VA ,,.,
-, rrs Melville Bull Caroline Henrietta Johnstoh Mnie
pauline Johnston Marguerite Lucy Johason lt9Der'
lam Johrson Alfred Andrew Johnston, ln',sIora H.v
Ihos,o, T1vard William Cameron Alfred Bear mol,
s.,inal~ Mary johnson Lawton. Evelyn iavton Alreu
1e""r Junior Noel J. Becar. Lena NJ WALL defendahts
summons.
are hereby answer the complaint IN
,bis actior and OF your answer on the
ainttNs attorneys within twenty days after the service
If ,his summons exclusive of tho day OF service and ~
G taLen against you by default for the relief demanded
In the complaint
pa ted March lst. lS9i -. .>u .o,-
PlalntGs Attorneys.
Office and postOficc Address,
No 100 Broadway.
New-YOrk City
r, ,ho Dcfondon,s Caroline Henrietta Johnston. Marie
y.unn Johnston Marguerite Lucy Johnston Robert VIII
Johnston Alfred Andrew Johnston. Thcodoa Alice
Johnston. and Evelyn .aWton. 40,
h. foregoing summons Is served upon you, by publca
tion pursuant order 81 the Hon. George L. 1ngra
nam ono II Justices Of the Supreme Court OF the
stat. Of New York dated the 9th day OF March. 1894 and
nici Win complaint IN the Office of the Clerk Of the
Cy and County of New.Nork. at the County court
House I'm the city of New York.
Dated March 5. 1891
LORD. DAY & LORD.
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
100 Broadway.
NewYork city
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
financial.
ATCHlS0K, TOPEKA & SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
General Reorganization Committee.


In consequence OF the voluntary OF several
protective committees In this country and Europe repre-
sentirg different classes Company andis
auxl.a-ics. TO avoid adverse conflicting plans OF
organization the undersigned. and such others
be associated with them the express request and
With the direct cooperation the Directors and Officers
o, the Atchison. Topeka C Santa Te Railroad Company
have consented to General REORGANIZATION Com
mtee in the OF all various security holders
creditors and stockholders the Atchson System. for
the purpose o. assisting In the prcparcon pTonusa
and carrying through OF proper plan o. reorganiza
the financial affairs of the Company. and look
Inc TO property the control Of
Stockholders Directors the earliest practical
moment.
With the consent OF the Railroad Company Mr. stephen
Little has been engaged verify by immediate ex-
animation Of accounts all statements submitted by
occers OF Company and general plan for the
restoration OF the Company credit will be presented
TO the parties interested early date practicable
Holders O, the bonds and OF tho Company.
are requested to send and addresses and
the amount OF their holdings tho Secretary Of the
Committee In care OF the NEw-YoRK GUARANTY
| AND INDEMNITY COMPANY. Mutual Life Building.
New-York
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

os of the last previous statement as
follows April Is s,os Mp1i .1 80 nss Dee s
sci s,enders on - g,s ss3 Isa2s 62o Dec i42a 73e
Nn.,s ......:.,.s' eSs5Gl0 9S32 72l Dec. 2sl9
Actual crr' vaults
,r ousandnS s,so2l4seo si2s 10 0is Dec s4s4s 40
ee''''' :, ,.GiG, 1i7G6 3Gi Inc 900 i9G
,,sl,s in hN Il i1 TGo ass Sl40 800 Dec. 81 2 i7G
Nc cash so exchanges were heavy In the early
The Io but at the close were strong. In
deainss there were unusual offerings OF
the and in smaller volume, OF aIo,.rase o',is.
bakers absorbed gradually. and in rates Tor
These Noxchange the early decline was futly re-
serlnt Appended are closing quotations Tor
coveree" business: Bankers bills 81 S'@S4 SfA
sctda.t, SSi. for lonE and short sterling respec-
and ~. ST-ench francs 5l7l4 and 51j%@5.l5
usss.nmmarks. o. 5-lS and 9''s.
ree"'''" FOREIGN MARKETS.
u,,oroovs Of the Bank of England at their
Isg nTIr meeting made no change In IT'S minimum
veeN,c:f discount. which remains AT per cent.
raWs week the bank gained tl1S,oOO bullion. ana
IN ths >rortion of reserve 10 liability was raised
ne s,nA 10 6S q per cent, against an advance
roa, A. 90 TO ASA per cent in the corresponding
ivys' last wear. when the discount rate was un-
HeeH at 9ib Der cent To-day the bank gained
enasas balance At the London Stock Exchange
iN",.,.h consos were heavy in the early dealings,
i. bn" "So,ylng they ended only shade lower OF
~. COR money and }s per cent lower at the
W. nrice for the account. In the open market
sd. was extremely easy at about lilo per
nv, I.' Tor money and l2Ga4 per cent for bankers
eI.rces esn. Bar silver was weak at further
osS s.,,ne n 2Ss. and bids for shipment to China
oe oa hollow this figure. American railway shares
We. W. 6ull and heavy. closing generally at the
W., W., lowest points. At Paris French per cents
VI Nn,.d further l2H centlmes to $3.50. sight eX-
snnge on London remaining unchanged at
gssi ss francs TO the sterling. The weekly
..,en,ent ~ the Bank Of France showed an in
.asse in specie Of 27250OO francs gold and 1900
francs silver
rbe receivers Of the Atchson. Topeka and
S.,,a Fe Railroad Company give notice that
ssv will pay on and after May next coupons
~ II maturing on that date on guarantee fund
r,,ss Of the Atchison. Topeka and Santa Fe
pairnad Company. Also that coupon No. %. OF
he 81 Louis and San Francisco Railway Com
,snv Missouri and Western division first mort.
rsge pcr cent bonds. which matured March
Isst on 81 05O 900 first mortgage per cent bonds
viii be paid al the office of Barring. Magoun &
Co
blair & CO announce that subscriptions have
hssn received for the entire 50 000 900 Cleveland
Inrain and Wheeling Railway Company con
soJdated first mortgage per cent gold bonds
offered by that firm and Unger, Smthers & Co.
~ this city and Brewster. Cobb & Estabrook, OF
pos,nn.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Cost ano foun0.

I, csr-.pank book No ail 3Ga on Dry Dock Savrss
IL Bank Any person having claims upon snid y,9k u
rd unpn present TO me oahN
,hrtv davs or tho said book VIII be declared oenSeiNn
end eSnsUshed and new one issneG IN lieu thercoL
I OsT.-Innkbook No. 5G5H6i Bank Tor saSn,nss % %
IL nIaccke.-et New-York. Payment stopped Please re-
.u.l book to bank
I OST.-Aprr 10 1894. going from Plaza Hotel wes,
corner "a 5eth-st Jth-ave a black cardcase mounted
with sllye~ corners contains rings one diamond
and sannhire the Oher turquoise and dlainonds "-t
ahon sin n m suitable reward will be offered I; re-
TUNED t. the Plaza Hotel
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
finQnrial.
CITY OF ST. LOUIS.
PROPOSALS FOR .a.-,.
FOUR PER CENT .n-YFAR COLD RENEWAL BONDS
MAJORS OFFICE. eo,

FOUR PER CENT 2n-fFAR GOLD iENEWAb b'.>D"'
,,rr,- ST i:oci$ APzn pr a., :,h o,1iGor. 1Sn,
- ili1g The issue Nnd sale 9t renewal bonds "d me IVY
Of s. cH sssd PgopoaaS d for bnagsa s Si'enSe yn 9 o
rnnd pound. ssn can 900 n said sSd S so1ds ~ the
sISresa pr r"E pron I ,S hefc2 e ST. u an II clock
noon of ,9e 2th day of May 1894 and pl0lely opened
y. 5 S Sasd SSs Isl l ,s a.d c ~ c ;Sfh
Ss @ 900 Ss,r SenE at ~ sc1 h aa SdT ad % XII 6ca
Interest payaPeM @ he on hc 1T 10 "s each 81
bond The bonds and coupon. viii So naa Pay"?ss ~ q o a.
L. 3 Cold COIN then tho principal and interest Thereof
NHrcx% M be Ga nx a 9' OF %9 coMMERcE ne "' IL SwYok
United rates Gol Coin. e., thc oioe 4 the Tat,San
Ssh e sn meh 4 he 81 aS n SSa@
s!ens ana 9 the bonds o the dcnoWnati@n VII 8i
rad oPoH he holder ;,: either .? + 'SI ScS6S. SS
n NroH sGna0n AHR Gs52'c o2 comFgRcE y FH1e II SYoRK
sterling The bonds win contain the condition that IN In
EateG"ss EneG States Cold Dollar Pound serns win '
cuated ut present standard weight dnd hneness Inc
bonds may be exchanged for registered bonds at any
Biddcrs are requested to state their proposals the
price offered per bond, the par premium and accrued
Proposal. must be accompanied by deposit ., cash
certified check plyabe to the order 81 The he compi,eieT
he nominal the bonds bid fox sad d. dseo
70 be held suojc! forfsliprs the ciy Gycnt We Of
posa or in case Of compliance, to be retained part,
of purchase \ deposit Ia tho required
amount 10 the credit Of ,he CITY of s., Iopi. IN the
at the office ~ the NATIONAL BANK OF SCOTLAND.
LIMITED. LONDON ENGLAND VIII be accepted as
fu the requirements relating to de-
n sits No interest will be allowed earnest money de-
positel by successful bidder
proposals Will he subject 10 the conditions nnd res
ervaons this Advertisement and must refer 70 same
ms porton OF the agreement the part Of the bidder
The awards bo subject the approval Of the Com
mtiee on WAYS end Means OF both branches Of the
Municipal Assembly.
The bonds will be delivered against payment thcrefo-
in current funds the office OF the Comptroller In the
CIV of St Louis the 27th day OF June. lSol u
tho bidder in his proposal. at the NATION Al
BANK OF COMMERCE ~ NETWORK. on the Goth
day Of June. 1891. =,
The undersigned the right 20 reject any and all
bids.
proposals should he addressed the UNDERSIGNED and
indorscd proposals for Purchase Of 81 Louis CITY
londs."
A sample bond can 10 seen and further Information
obtained Office ~ the Comptroller of the city OF
81 Louis. g. T. WAIHRIDGE. Mayor. .
ISAAC II. STI'RGEON. Compirnller.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
}1ublit Notice.

AovEDvCT COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Rom go stewart Building, No $50 BroadNay.
NEW-lORk. Apgii IA 1894
PUBLIC NOTICE.
To ALI. WHOM n MAY CONCERN.
~ CONFORMITY with the requirements OF
section :. Chapter 400 Laws of 1888. o. the Sta;e ~
Ne YORK public la hereby gven To all persons In
i.r.s.J tnt fi opportunity Will he afforded them 90 be
N.rt p t.lat,nu tn the plan FOR the conjunction ~
f~ae ana ihtr.huting Reservoir IN the 18th Ward Or
-. ,,rv ,f New -Yorh 40 shown upon thu map
sIe IN This oice public hearing 10 be at the Office
tEe Nuucduc Commissioner Room 9si stewart Build
IN. ~, .or Roadway Sev-York. Wednesday, Apgl
q, Is!i O'Clock T. NJ. ana upon subsequent oates
finally conciuscl
~ ~ JAMES c. DUANE President
EDWARD L. ALLEN. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

CUPREME COURT Of IN. - ;, w .bra
- - EMo,s HHaintn against Thomas Graham indl, n.
ydaay surviving rDbom BfTneT his Gs '%S Wife, % Thomas
ham jr individually ard as executor S o. Rita F. Graham
,rsta.hen' ihn m Graham Ages s. Graham his We zen
iamin r. Graham. Re6ecca ~ ahT tnodc her hus-
hd her Anc Cowan David CoNan. her husband len n
Nan funer william Hunter her husbSrd Wom
= lyon Henry MSSn%ne Iosenhine Collins Charles "
Wilson. Charles L ADAMS A@n eomDosns Mi The arm Of
Wilson Adams & Company Patrick Fogar,y Granar
sons Company Thomas '"tn carcnce Davis Jacob
Levin H. Davis Leopold Wise eo,nnr J0nn andrew
%S scb Mcye Hannah watts Colonial Bank
Hugh Ke csrsten pse wS9SoNn RGST steam Engine
company Th. sry Fes5e eSn4 ceTanS ESRanS rank L
ycknan all persons having or claiming 10 nav any any
interest n en nopan upIn as heirs at law Of Charles
ham and benjamin r. Graham or otnerse h rn % Ut dee
fendants Trial desired in the city and County OF New
To the above-named defendants and each OF them
You are hereby summoned TO answer the conp'aln' IN
Pants Attorneys within twenty davs after the seryIce
Of this summons exclusive OF the & any ." ,dgren % viii
he taken by default for the relief demanded IN
'iD Dated t%Ig;e NeW.York January Goth. 1894. ,ns
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Office and Postofice address. 40 Nassau-st New-YorS
70 the above-named defendants. Rober, H. jerks Ben
jamin K. Graham, and all persons having 9r ,g h zen ~
have any Interest in. lien upon or claim against le p
ses described the complaint as heirs at law OF mares
whose names residences unknown to the plaintiff
The foregoing summons is served upon yog oH pb puI,v
one o the Justices supreme Court Of the Stat of
dated the sh day og March. S2l and ned with the com,
% %ntv Of New York At The County court House sail
CITY of New-york. on the Sth day of March lSai
Dated New '0'" ''''" ''" i. J." & s =. JACOBS
Office and rostomcc address 40 Xassau-st. New-York
City.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
,I,IIr pEopIE OF Tile SrATE Or NEW

rJ,HE PEOPLE or THE STATE OF NEW
/ YORK to all persons Interested In the estate ot
lanes Dixon assigned Ralph Earl Prime. IT, for the
benefit Of creditors. send greeting.
Won and each u, YOU are hereby cited and required
sonally appear At Special Term Of IN" ,ou't
~ Common Pleas for the city and county OF New-lofk
an the 18th day May iNl a. ten o'clock a. m. there
and then t. why final settlement Of the &c
of Earl prm" &c.. assign"" of atpv"-nhme
Iamrs Dixon lusol,en debtor should not b" ma ana II
no cause shown. then 10 attend the final sc'ement
Of the nfsignee's accounts.
In testimony whereof have hercuno caused the seal
of the sad Court ~ Common Pleas for the City
I.S) and u New York 20 b" hereuntn affixed
Witness Hon Joseph r. DAILY. chief Justice of the
sad co.irt this l2'h dny of April 1874
ALFRED WAGSTAFF. Clerk.
r. T. and A !. PRIME BtlINS
Attorneys for AFsign'c.
once and postofre address q Warhurton
Ciiy ~ lonkers y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
iTo THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PRES
financial Glertions.

M
NJ Office is hereby given that the Annual
~ Meeting Of the stockholders OF the NGW.YORk.
CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY. for
tho election Directors and ether general purposes VII be
hcid at q o'c Wednesday. May I'd. 1894.
the Company's principal Office. In Cleveland. Ohio.
W. ALLYN cox. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

old DOMINION LINE
~ Steamers Tor NORFOLK PoRTSMOCTH OLD
rOr%T coMFoRT and NEWPORT NEWS conn.s,ns To-
VIRGINIA BEACu. PETERSBURG and RtCHMoN.D >
VA and WAsHINGToN D. Tues; Wed; Thurs
and Sat For Rchmond via JAMES RIyMR-WsdS an, snd
Fror, Pier &c new No y. r. foot Beaeh-st et p n
west w l. GtH.LAUDEU Tranic Manager.
DED ID" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
II FOR la GUAYRA. PUERTO CABELLo, ctHA
tAO AND MAE AlHO. VIA CURACAO.
From PiERREPoNT STORES. BROOKLYN,
c s PHILADELPHIA. Tuesday. April " ! y IN
6 S d'NRNCAS............... Thursday. May B. ! D. M
8 $ NENI,Z'' EtA......... SATURDAY. MAY u. y. ~
These American steamers built expressly for the trade
have very superior accommodations tor passengers
FOR MARAC AIEO-FREIGHT ONLY. 49,, 90
- ~ ~'''-'' BOJrITON. BLISS e. DALLFTT.
General Managers. i3o Front-st
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
Northern Pacific Railroad.

nnrsrDENT"s OFFICE. 30 WALL. STREET
NEw-YORK. 10th April 1894
rn. holders Of ALL Issres OF bonds Of ths eompa. -
NV - =, io,ds Of Branch ard Leased Lines are re-
We" 80 - -, ,hcir names and addresses. ana the
pu 1,x .. ,,eir holdings. to the undersigned al 'he
above address ,..,A... 4, any vny
r-h,. oc,,,n VIII not commit bonehoders N sns ".,
-. m n,sbi. the officers Of the company 10 'u'"' ~
pul W." a. a.. snsir, snd, ct the proper Time 70
sens" 1RAyToN IVES. yrssIlsat
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
OFFICE OF THE DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL
COMPANY.
NEW-YORt. March Both 1891.
yVNIIE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stockhold-
i Or. Of the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company Will
he held the office the COMPANY Il ,otilandi-st.
New City Tuesday, the SIN day OF May next
Tor m. ~ Manager and for other business
Polls be opened AZ twelve o'clock noon. ana re-
main ope or least hour.
prooosIriDn Will bc submitted for an Increase of the
canal Stock ihry-dv~ millions of dollnr the Ifo-
ceeds 20 h. used rciinE the bonds falling due october
i.t balance remaining 10 pald INTO
The comp any's ffeaslEy.
f1ll Attendance is requested.
r. ,rsn.fer books VIII closed frcm the close ~
business Saturday. April csn. 1904. until ths morning
81 Vytdnseday May 9th
NJ srtsr Of the Beard of AaaagWS
y. ~ oLYPHANT. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20
JMPMNoGMl6NAn
OCCIDENTAL AND ORIENTAL 8. 5. CO
PACIFIC MAIL 5. s. co.

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
wi FOR TEXAS. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Eleven iron steamships. aggre2ating 3OD Ions
From New.York Wednesday Friday & and and satyrday' M l
ro GAiVEsTON TEXAS. Thence by rail to MEXICO
CITY AND POINTS IN MEXICo. and 10 DENVER
Chrt nRADo SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY. Also 10
SAN FRANCISCO and all cafornia Winter Resorts
To lack <SONVILLE. ST AUGUSTINE, TAMPA. &c .
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issqsd 20 an
MeSco &c Georgia. Florida Excellent ace9mmodations ON
~ write for our GO-page 1894 Manual tmaled iree,, ~
G. n MALLORY co. Gen Agts. Pier 20 f. r. ~ T.
New-York tribune., 1894-04-20

" ETHERLANDS LINE.
n for ROTTERDAM and AMSTERDAM. via Boulogn'
sur Aer France. -
c c MAASDANI .,... Saturday. April 81. at p. m.
= s DTRBEI DAM....... Thursday Aprll 70 AZ p N N
First cabin, $i5 and upward: second capln 500
q, very low rates Apply guide and terms Hen-Fa
Passenger Agency. 80 Broadway
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08

The young people of the village
society A few of them met last Satur-
day evening to start the ball rolling.
Another meeting will be held Saturday
the organization and to elect officers.
All of the young people and as many of
the older as can should join the organic
alton as it gives practice and confidence
that will come in handy in later life.
LATER-The committee being unable
to secure the school house for Saturday
evening the meeting will be postponed
until Monday evening, Feb. II, at the
school house.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08

The warm weather for the past
few days has given quite perceptible
impetous to the growth of candidates
for town officers. Under its genial in
huence several new candidates have
sprung Up for side supervisors. Doth
of the present members are candidates
Tor reelection Reuben Siattery and
A. Fl. Stevens are also being talked OF.
For the other Offices there is no material
change in the outlook. 1t is the general
impression that the fight for chairman
will be between f. w. Mcintyre ana
Daniel Graham, while W.J. Walsh and
A. T.. Howard will be the opposing
candidates for treasurer. w. j. KELLY
and w. n. Bradford are not likely to
have any opposition for clerk and
asseasor, the offices which they now
hold
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
FEBRUARY "COSMAPOLITAN."


The secret of the great success OF The
Cosmopolitan is not SO hard to find, If
one looks carefully over the number for
February. A story by Valdes, the
famous parish novelist, the first from
his pen to appear in any American mag
azine, is begun in this number. Arthur
Sherburne Hardy's story, IA Rejected
Manuscripts" i charmingly illustrated
nv r. Marold, who we behcve makes
his irst appearance in the magazine on
this side of the water. y profusely
Illustrated article on the designing and
building OF war-ship appeals to the
interest taken by all in the now navy.
and u thrilling description OF a raval
combat under the significant title: The
Mel oban and the peutheroy" describes,
after the manner of the Battle OF Dork-
ing, a possible sea-hght, the out come
of which is watched by the entire naval
world. "Gliding Flight" is an interest
in" contribution TO the problem of aerial
navigation by one who has studied the
flight OF soaring birds in the east for
twenty years. Elaine Goodale, who
married a member of the SouiX nation,
has some interesting information OF
Indian Wars and Warriors. /. G. Craw-
ford, the Washington correspondents,
gives the first half of startling story,
under the title of 1.-The Disappearance
Syndicate.' The poetry in this number
by Sir Edward Arnold, Graham IL,
Tomson aud VIM. Young, Is unusually
good The Departments, I'm tho World
of Art and Letters" and the progress
of Science" continue to have as contrib
ntnrs mon lannon's in both continents.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
WISCONSIN STAFF BOARD OF HEALTH
OFFICE or THE SECRETARY.
APPLETON, WIS. Jan q,

APPLETON, WIS. Jan, Il, "a.
WHEREAS, The State Board OF
Health Of Wisconsin is empowered
and directed by section 1409b, OF San
born & Berryman's Annotated Stat
utes, to make such rules and regula-
tions as iii its Judgment may be neceS-
sary for the protection of the people
of the state from dangerous contag-
ious diseases; and
WHEREAS, With the prevalence OF
Small Pox in other States, and it's
recent Introduction into Wisconsin,
the assembling of unvaccinated child
rem in the schools OF the State is be-
lieyed to be a source OF special danger
to the people of the State; the State
Board of Health hereby adopts and
publishes the following Rule:
SECTION /. No child shall be allow
ed to be enrolled as II pupil in any
public. private or parochial school in
this State, or to attend any such
school as Il pupil without first present
ing to the principal or teacher of the
school in which he or she applies for
enrolment or attendance the certificate
of II reputable physician that he OF
she has been successfully vaccinated.
SECTION ,. No parent or guardian
of any child shall allow such child tC
attend any public, private or paSoch
| ;al sch DOL in this State, and no princi
pal or teacher of any such school shall
allow u child to be enrolled as pupil
or to attend any such scho oil without
the evidence Of vaccination herein re-
CURED.
Adopted by the State Board o
Health of Wisconsin, Jan. 26, 1894.
SoLoN MARKS,
President.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-08
Two young men giving their name

Two young men giving their names
as Allen and Leonard, strangers IN
town. were arrested Sunday for trying
to pass forged checks. They had sue
ceeded in passing one of thirty dollars
on Abe Cohen. On their persons were
found several other checks in the same
hand writing and blank check on the
bank here. Monday they were taken
before a Justice where one waived ex-
animation and was bound over to the
,.;rcpit court for trial. The examination
of the other was postponed for a week.
Roth men were taken to the Kline
lander Jail Tuesday.