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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
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NEW YORK. Nov. i3-The Greater
New York commissioners met to-day to
ccr slider The alvisability Of presenting
a charter t. the Legislature. President
Andrew II. Green, VII" was In the chair,
pres. nted statement he had prepared.
in which he said:
While the Official returns have not yet
been gathered, it is apparent that it
has received the sanction OF the people.
4 snail majority appears against il
from the town of Flushing, and perhaps
from part OF the towns Of East Chester
ana Pelham"
on motion Of j. 5. f. Stranahan, Of
Brooklyn Chairman Green was instruct
ed to prepare outlines OF necessary legis-
iatiOn on the subject OF consolidation,
efter consultation with the Mayors OF
New York ana Brooklyn regarding such
changes IN the Offices as consolidation
viii uecessltate.
Al the next meeting Of the committee.
which VIII be held upon the call OF the
chairman. a dratt of the proposed legis-
Iation will be submitted. After this
the subject OF charter will be taken up.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
IOLhEsACHOL4RSHIPS



The viii OF an, late Nh Edward 4.
FolKes. of Lyuchbug. which was pro-
blted In that city Monday makes a
provision for establishing TWO scholar
snlps az the University Of Virginia The
VIII deyises Mrs Mary W. Foxes.
daughter-in-l1W or the lestator Tor her
lifetime. the store buildings and lots.
Nos. 62p and G12 Main street, The IN
come ON ten shares oi stock in tne Ma
uonaI Exchange Bank, ana on 1--WE shares
u the Perpetual Building and Loan
Company. After the death OF Mrs Mary
W Eoikas, this property i- devised 20
randolph Harrison. trustee. ana the
income iS 10 boz used 10 establish two
scholarships AZ che University ot Fir-
giuia for white youths from the city
OF LynchbYrg or the county OF camp
bell. The selection OF the beueueiaries
OF this fund is 10 be- made by he Judge
of the Corporation Court, d." judge ~
tho Circuit Court, and the judge ~ tbe
COUNT Court OF Campbell These
schoiarships are 10 bee called thr W H.
liam g. Foikcs Scholarships My
intention the will reads. 'uc'ne 10 give
deserving young men the advantages or
"A thorough education. the income, after
deductiug tuition fees Do there De- Such
fees, shall be paid monthly and 800 equal
proportions 10 the apponiDrS elected as
above '-LynCuhurg News.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
To Helo the Parent Society.

Mrs. Robert s. Hollins, of Nashville
who is the vlce-presdent for Tennessee
of the Association for the Preservation
~ Virginia Antiquities. is now IN Rich
raond In the interest OF that ASSOCIATION,
having made special visit to TINS. eity
in order TO learn fully the work OF the
association ...,,,,a
Mrs. Hollins says the effort to preserve
t,,nts,1tvn church from destruction by
the river for which an appropriation was
secured from the late CtuG"sS mas at
tracted a wide interest IN the object OF
the association. and that many VINO are
not Nirglnians sympathize with ana Would
substantially ala its work
Mrs. Hollins IS herseti Nirginian by
birth. and feels the deepest Interest in
all that concerns the Old Dominion.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Nnunnrf News Nntiers.

NFWPORT NEWS, Va, Nov. l5.Iope-
cial.-Rev. NJ. l.. Wood, pastor OF me
First Baptist church; Rev ". X. keeIe;
pastor of the Second Baptist church; ana
Messrs. f.. f. Ivy and George T. West
left last night on the Washington steamer
for Alexandria to attend the meetings OF
the Baptist General Association or VIZ
glnia. which convened there to-day
Rev. r. NJ. Chandler pastor or the
hington-Avenue Methodist church,
left this morning for Charlottesville to
attend the annual session OF the virginia
Methodist Conference, which assemblies
there tomorrow.
Rev. w. II Motley, pastor OF the Thir-
tieth Street Christian church. left last
night for Clifton Forge TO attend the
state Convention Of the Christian CEEch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
TINE NORFOLK PRE- BYIBHY.
Mr.. yance to Unite with tho Nsshville
wu


Vndr-,f w NJ. sinn W. X,
NORFOLK, VA, Nov. 13.-Special-The
Presbytery Of Norfolk met in an ad-
tourned session at the First Presbyterian
church here this morning. In the alb
seuce of the moderator Rev T.. /. Well
ford the last moderator present WIS
called 10 the chair. There were also
present Revs. Armstrong, Mcclure Vance
and Robinson, of Norfolk Hevs. AIiSol },
of Portsmouth. Slaymakcr, Of Herkley
Moore. of Suffolk. Ddrnnell OF Hampton,
and Lindsay. of Bay View; Elders Pleck-
er Of Hampton, and Reynolds, OF Nor
Rev. Mr.. Mcclure was elected tempo
rarV clerk r. W. Santos appeared before
The Presbytery in behalf OF the fnst
church, of Norfolk, and read the IesoIu-
lions Of said congregation reluctantly ac-
toral relation Of Rev. James |. vance IL
was ordered by the PTesbytery that the
pastoral relation be dissolved, 10 take
effect January ], $3.50. and i.2t rev =,
Vance be given the proper papers OF ds-
missal TO unite with the Presbytery OF
Nashville. to be accompanied with the eX-
preston of their regard and regret at
parting with him.
preach I'm the First Presbyterian church.
Norfolk. and to declare the pulpit vacant
a letter was received from Rev. G. T..
StehhinS ana ordered 10 De answered. 'S
the stated clerk.
The report Of the Home Mission Com
mittee was received and adopted. recon-
mending aid TO feeble churches for the
year beginning January J, 1884. Colonel
Talte was appointed chairman pro tenn.
subsequently to the removal OF Rev. Mr.
Vance.
out of the abundance Of the heart each
Prcsbvter expressed his grief at Mr..
Vance's departure. and the meeting, after
reading and approving the minutes. was
adjourned with prayer by Rev. j. l..
Vance.
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Alabama Assembly Organized.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, Nov. i3.-The
General Assembly of Alabama met at
Il o'clock to-day. The Senate was CARED
to order by President Compton and the
House 10y Speaker Pettus. both CONTINUING
in Office from last session until the pres
ent houses are organized After few
moments session both adjourned.
\ Democratic caucus Of senator's was
heG. at which % ont Of 81 senator's
We're present. +. l.. PettuS, speaker
of tine last House, was nominated for
president. ". l.. Clay for secretary.
and Eimore Garrett for assistant secre-
tary. At the House caucus. Thomas n.
Clark was nominated for speaker and
Massie Wilson for clerk, with ]. 4, Proc
tor as assistant. These were the Old
clerks. Tomorrow the legislature
after ratifying these nominations, will
get down to business
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Comes AGtrr DIXON.

Sheriff Coleman. OF Appomattox. came
70 Richmond yesterday after Hugh Dixon,
who was arrested here Monday by the
police on the authority OF his telegram.
Dixon, who IS aH eK-conyict. IS well re-
membered at the penitentiary. While "A
convict he made an unsuccessful attempt
to escape from the guard in Hollywood
He is charged with stealing an OK In
Appomattox, and Sheriff Coleman had
win him a clipping from a paper giving
an account OF the stealing OF an OK near
Roanoke a few days before the robbery In
Appomattox, and he has good reasons for
believing that Dixon committed both
crimes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
RRIIlsH YAs RI FINED UPON.
Tried TO Land at a Liberisn Port Contrary
,,I,yTvent,-F Persons KILLED

LONDON. Nov. l3.--A dispatch from
Sierra Leone. west coast OF Africa, says:
The master Of the British steamer Am
bris recently notified the Liberian oihciais
at Monrovia Of his intention TO lana
cargo at Settra-kroo. , an
rho ground that Settra-K roo is not port
of entry and IL would be breach OK tue
revenue laws to land a cargo there.
The master dehei the officials, WheIe-
boats landing the steamers cargo, KILL
ing twenty-five persons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
THE TlmES-RICHMOND VA WEUNESDAY NOVEMBER ii 1884

a finely rendered musical prelude, ne
delivered strong address OIL |hris''in
duty.
In the communion service Bishop Law
renee acted as ealehrant. and was as
sisted by hts brother bishops. Wneh
finally the services were over the ga,hsl-
ing became social In its nature anu ue-
veloped into a genuine reunion as 'ne
congregation filed out. .,oo
conference was held in the. same chuICh;
with addresses by Bishop Lawrence anu
other leading ciergymen. ,.,,,,,,
This evening the real work was oe ,s,ei
In Music Hall. with an ADDRESS Vi WEI
come by Bishop Lawrence.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
$. p. c. r. HEETING.
Reports Show Much Work Done-New
Members Elected

The meeting of the board Of directors
of the Society for the Prevention Of
Cruelty to Animals was held in the office
OF the society last night. Those present
were Or Jud 3. Wood and Messrs.
S II. Halves J. II. Y. Daniel W. \.
Townes, l.. e. Peple, Charles hennoh.
William Rehllng John Chamhlin. W. Ben.
Palmer and William O. owens
TIE report OF Agent h. G.. Taylor was
read. 1t showed that during the month
Of October siXty-fve cases were investl-
gated as follows. Nine horses destroyed,
eight dogs destroyed, fourteen horses
taken from work, seven persons admou-
ished. five horses with sore backs six
animals cared FOR boy agent, five lame
animals one horse cruelty whipped, one
team overloaded one team cruelty driven.
three cats destroyed Five cases We're
found 10 be- of tritliug nature.
The following new members were elect
ed: j. G.. Brickerstam. II. r. Grimmell.
Charles $. Hurt Mrs. l.. l.. Norris. f.
W. Hagemauu, William II. Mccarthy,
Mrs. William -. owens, =. Ruthtrioord
Rose. Loren Dckersou, f.. II. Williams
and r. $ Christian.
Presid MT Wood ana Secretary Owens
We're appointed IL committee 10 arrange
for the publication OF a pamphlet show
ing the work of the society and en-
braciug the presidents annual report
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Haye Become Laws.

Mayor Taylor yesterday signed the fol-
lowing measures adopted by the two
branches Of the Council: a resolution APP
proprlating 5000 for the expense account
of the Committee on James River IN
proyement IA resolution appropriatinG
&. 900 for the completion of the armory
ton instructing the Committee on Grounds
and Buildings to turn over to the Bar
Association the use of room No l6. on
the fourth floor OF the City Han. for a
law library an ordinance providing that
employees OF the city shall be paid their
vases twice a month. and prohibiting
CITY officers and employees from giving
orders on their salaries and wages.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Reported Fail Of Port A thur Denied
VIII sERTb orr MS SENTENCE.
r..B.nh pre.fsont Ans SAY. He I. Ipao-


LITTLE ROCK. Nov. l3.-Horace q.
Allis ex-presldent Of the First National
Bank. under sentence Of five years i'm
prisonment i'm the Brooklyn penitentiary'
and whose sentence was affirmed 10y the
United States Supreme Court on yester-
day, arrived here this afternoon from
jefferson county. lie declines TO make
any statement further than 20 say l.at
he is ready 10 accompany the marshal 10
Brooklyn, and will serve his time noe
man. lie was very indignant over an
item which appeared in an afternoon
paper stating that an effort would be
made to obtain for nim pardon, and au-
thOriZed this denial. written by himself:
no one, either attorney Or member OF
family, Is authorized 20 make sucn
statement. / have no patience with that
subserviency which sacrifices a clear con-
science to eXpediency. No pardon Will be
asked for, for the simple reason that no
crime has been committed, and the at
torney and Judge who manipulated the
verdict can make the most Of their vie
tory. If they can stand 1t 1 can stand
lifetime In prison
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Col. James ". Neal. postmaster at
DanyiHe Va. was ia he city yesterday.
Colonel Neal is also lessee and manager
Of the Danvile Academy Of Music, and
his visit 10 Richmond was 10 complete
arrangements Iyr The appearance Of the
Polk Miller Combination tomorrow night
in Danvile. This combination is the
same that gave such "a delightful enter
tdinment at the Richmond Theatre last
month, and comprises Miller, Farrar and
Ford the Imperial Quar,ette, with sew
eral other new attractions
our Danvlle friends have a legitimate
treat 10 store. and the combination viii
NJ doubt be accorded a large audience.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
suing The HUGS

Policeman Maurice Griffin brought suit
yesterday in the Law and Equity Court
against The Times Company, claiming
damages 20 the amount OF 5000. Inc
cause OF the suit Is this: ON the 18th or
last November there was wedding at
the Second baptist church, and Grifhn
was one OF the men detailed TO keep the
crowd back from the passage way in the
was to pass.
in The Times OF the 18th there appeared
an article critictsng the way In which
Griffin handled the crowd aud Times re-
porter in particular, and 1t is OF this
article that Griffin complains and for
which he brings suit.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. l2.-At the re-
quest Of Colonel Colt Fourteenth H'sl-
manded the militia az the defence az me
FAyettc county Jail against the assaults
OF the mob which was attempting mo
lynchng Of the negro, Dolby. Governor
NcKinIey to-day ordered court of i'm
Gury 10 Investigate charges rejecting
upon the officers and men of the miuiia,
and which charges embrace drunkenness
shooting into the crowd of citizrus.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Extensive preparations are being made
FOR the coming production of "PiuatOre'
next Tuesday and Wednesday nights az
the Academy Of Music. The opera viii
be gileu under the auspices Il the Rich
j. Emory Shaw Is In charge of the mu-
steal direction. The chorus which com
prises over fifty voices, is In excellent
training, ana VIII give 4 hrst-class rendi-
ton of Sulivln's delightful score. The
caste has been carefully selected, and
some Of RichmOnds best musical and
histrioBic talent Will be- seen iH the varl-
Gus parts. A large orchestra has been
engaged, and IN point Of costumns ana
scenery every detail Will Doe observed as
closely as though the opera were being
produced by q real professional company.
The, VIII no doIbt bee large audiences
at both renditiOns.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

DUBOIS. PA. Nov l3.-EelL Lewis a
Yates posted notices to-day notifying their
miners here aud at ruuNsutaWney and
cent per ton would be made November
18th, making the scale thirty-hve cents.
The cut viii affect ten thousand men.
This makes the price Tor mining the Same
as before the blk strike and is the same
that has been paid all along The Beech
creek region The miners will hold a
mass meeting tomorrow.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

The work OF getting the West-End Park
ready for the great football game Of the
18th is nearly finished. II is proposed to
have seating capacity for at least 300
neople Fully that number are expected
Several special trains will be run into
the city that day. The event will be
the most notable one In the history OF
football In the South
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

passed that point about s o'clock this
morning, and accidentally slipped and
fell under the cars and was killed. The
remains were turned over TO the Acco-
mac county authorities and VIII ne
buried there.
The cororer's inquest rendered a YER
dict that the man came TO his death by
accidentally slipping of car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

DENVER, col, Nov BIN an inter
view published to-day Mrs. Waite. wife
OF the Governor, who was one Of the
foremost women i'm advocating equal suf-
frage before the Legislature, said she was
Disguised with the result of the en-
Establishment Of the women.
The conduct Of the women of Capitol
Hill. both before and after the election
she said "has been perfectly scandalous.
They have simply gone and cut the
threats of the party that gave them the
right 10 vote, and have disgraced their
wJmanhood. The Governor opposed the
enfranchisement Of women AS muGh as
| do now. ] don't think he is absolutely
against giving them the right 10 vote
in other States. but he thinks they should
receive some education in citizenship be-
fore they get the full privilege OF Ameri-
can citizenship"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
An Unknown nan n | cd.

CAPE CHARLES. VA. Nov. .I3-Spe-
ciai-The torn and MANNED body OF an
unknown white man was found on the
tracks OF the New York. Philadelphia
and Norfolk railroad. near Bloxom sta
lion. this morning. There was nothing
sound on his person 10 disclose the iden-
tity of the unfortunate man, and. after
a careful investigation, a package was
sonnd on the bumper OF a freight car in
Deimar yard. II Is supposed he wes
,rsmn stealing a ride on the car In
rnrth. bound through freight train. which
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Ex- y0r Hoo Paraiyzed

CULPFPER. VA. Nov. l3.-Special.-
Mr. Charles b. Hood, our ex-Mayor and
present city councilman, was stricken
with facial paralysis at his home on
Main street yesterday morning. Mr.
Hood is prominently identified with the
Republican party OF Virginia, and took
an active part In the campaign just
closed. contrary 10 the advice Of his ply
stefan and family. Mr.. Hood has been
indisposed for some time past. Hopes
are entertained for his recovery
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Ives Is We'll In t-e Lad.

NEW YORK. Nov. G.-The, billiard
matcn between Schaefcr and Ives Was
continued tonight Ives scored G'2
points bringing his total up to loo,
while Schaefer could count but ~.
Inc average of to-niehts play was.
Scnaefer - IL and Ives - l-55, and The
average of the match SO far is: Sehaeirr
- and Ives - lib. re largest runs
tonight We're: Sohaefer Ia and Ives ~.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Train Behaved.

The Norfolk special, due in Richmond
at o'clock T. NJ. was delayed for
nearly two hours last evening, because
OF the breaking OF one OF. the eccentric
rods Of the engine just before the train
reached Chester. one side of the engine
was entirely disabled by the accident. but
IT managed 10 pull the train 10 Rich
mond slowly by using one side.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

and the rest Of Hamilton county to-day
elected Aaron Mcneil demo Judge OF
the Insolvency Court over John Il. Won
Seggern RepD. by 3.i5S majority. Non
Seggeru was opposed by the Bar Associa-
tIOn.
The Tribune fought Won Seggern Bit
terly, while the other Republican papers
supported him. one week ago the Re
puhlicans carried The county by I.Ot
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

Last night the Church ... Musical
Association gave one of their delightful
muSiCales at Corcoran Hall The selec-
lions were fine and were we'll rendered.
The sooists were: Miss Ida Robinson,
soprano; MIR. William II. Shervin. bari
tone. and Captain Frank Cunningham,
tenor. Professor Leslie Watson was the
accompanst. The following programme
was rendered:
/. overture, Jolly Robbers" .Suppe,
Orchestra.
2 Duet, "F'low Gently, Deya' ......Parry,
Messrs. Shervin and Cunningham.
g. ta) 'l4J2 Observation-Disclosures. .lICe,
tb) Selection Operate" .Gaunt,
Orchestra.
For All Eternity" ..........Marcheroin,
Miss Robinson.
q. (a) "A Negro Wing Bray;
do Lime Kin Club. ...............B Bray,
Orchestra.
g. Solo. True to the Last '...".'.Adams,
Mr. ShcrVin
Z March American Cadet .,.,,...Haii,
Orchestra
8. Duet How Dear to Me- ....... kleber,
Miss Robinson and Mr.. CUNNINGHAM.
8. solo. Somebody Loves Me, Starr
Mir. Cunningham.
10. Trio. believe Ne ............,...N Verdi
Miss Robinson and NeSsrs. Sheryln ana
Cunningham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
enc al Y to Glyrs Owe,s llural!ty.

FRANKFORT KY. NOV. l3.-''fhe Off
vassed by Secretary Of state Feadly to-
day. gives owens UemOcfaO. y 1iu-
ality of 10l votes. as follows. o"enS
DemocraU. 1851: Denny hkepubncdnli
1886; Johnson (PopulisO, ~ flhhei
RrohibitloniSN 81
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Sawed Her Helpmeet.

John Stewart (colOred) and his wife,
Elizabeth. residents OF Henrico county.
had a difficulty Monday afternoon, In
winch Elizabeth cut several ugly gashes
in her husbands head with a saw. She
was arrested by Constable Ness yester-
DAY afternoon, and Will be brought be-
fore Justice Vincent to-day on the charge
OF feloniOus assault with intent % Kill.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
Telegram, f. Br vitics.

The round house Of the New Orleans
and Northwestern railroad az lddld'
Miss. was burned Monday night
While Abram Smith and his wife. we're
in the field picking cotton, near hellot,
La. their cabin was burned. crematns
their three little children.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
WAITING ON THE UNITED STATE.
European Powers will Take no ACTION lot
L.. IL a le

Peace In the Orient
LONDON, Nov. BIT is stated here on
good authority that the European powers
are not disposed to take any action III
regard TO the war between emma ana
Japan as long as the Government Oh the
United States is Offering mediation.
~, o. Leave, Ten iN'b.
TEN TSfN, NOV. 13.-Li Hung Chang
sen has left Tien Tsn, taking with him
his valuebles.
Colonel Won Hanneken lately submitted
at the Foreign Boards request, a scheiHc
Of military reorganization. The emperor
and the Manchu statesmen approved tile
scheme. but the strategem OF certain
wealthy Tatotis frustrated H. There Is
much popular discomfort over the imbe-
ciity OF the Government.
Reported Fail II Port thur Denied.
SHANGHAI. Nov. 13.-The Shanghai
Mercury SAYS that Port Arthur has not
yet been taken 10y the japanese.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

WASHINGTON. -. g., Nov i3.-The
smallpox scare has resulted iu an order
from the health office for the closing for
a time of the Central High School. the
business High school and two Of the
l.rn rlrnrr ..hnnI- I'm IhIa -LIL-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14

FORT MONROE VA. Nov 13.-Some
foreign birth went 10 Norfolk TO obtain
naturalization papers to-day. which is
now required by a recent act Of Con-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-11-14
OBITUARY.
HON, aYHoS b. WRIGHT.

MA. PA, Nov 10 Hon.
Myron r Wright. OF this place. congres s.
man FOR the Fifteenth district OF Penn
sylvania, died In Trenton, Canada. last
night OF typhoid fever. lie was last
week elected fe- th> third term,
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1894-10-04
DR.. John Phillips.

Dr. John Phillips whose nomination
to the senatorship we referred to in a
late issue of this paper deserves more
than a passing notice. In 1913 he
moved to the village of Stevens Point
and has been closely identified with the
interest of that city as we'll as the
entire northern part of the state ever
since. He has grown gray in the
service of the Republican party, and
deserves this late recognition. He was
for number of years identified with
the educational interests of the state,
in fact has been ever since he came to
the state intensely interested in
educational matters. He served on the
Board Of Normal School Regents Is
years and to him largely this part of
the state is indebted for the Normal
school located at Stevens Point.
\ number Of medical practitioners who
stand high in their respective places
owe their success and start to the ever
ready generosity of the DR.. who knows
we'll how to sympathize with young and
struggling genius. The DR., has large
practice and is acquainted with the
needs and ambitions of the laboring
classes throughout his district Having
ably served his constituents in the
Assembly there is no fear but that with
ripper experience, and ADLER judgment
he will prove a satisfactory candidate
for the position rendered him. In
extending our congratulations to the
DR.. we feel that the honor sure to
crown his seventy years but bespeaks
the splendid appreciation which the
people of this section feel for him.