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Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-16
GlanavOn.

SoEESepOuOCcuco oA tAc AhCcoEu.
Aug. 12--Fine rains the past week, which
will probably make corn good yield to the
acre this year. -. Thrashing will soon be-
gin in this part of the county. Mr.. Doer-
schlag last week sold his fat steers to
buyer from South Dakota. Mr.. Richards
will ship his fat cattle, soon, and then Fred
will get all there is in it-hey?.. Mr.. Fen
elon, of Mound City, was caller in Clan
avon last week. .. Mrs Leonard's sister,
who was hurt not long since, intends to go
to her home in St. Paul in few days. Her
lameness has not all gone yet, but is much
better. -. Miss Lottie Griggs has returned
to Glanavon--we presume to begin fall
term of school. ). .Eber Putnam has been
too sick to care much about work for q few
days. The very thought of mother leaving
him all alone, soon, has something to do
with Eber's bad feelings of late. Who'll
take pity on the bachelors. Joe Allen
went to Fort Yates to begin q job of work
Monday morning A. M. Sleasing accom-
panied him.. B. W. Whitney made a fly
ing trip to Winona and back, last Tuesday
afternoon. The ATTRACTIONS" of the town
seem to have no charms for Ben. >. Miss
Grace H. Bales is on the sick list. Quite a
few people are complaining, this hot weather
80. Charles Bales, of Dallas county, Iowa,
is Mt present enjoying IN old-fashioned visit
with Mr. Bales and family.
JOHN THOMPSON
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-16

EMMoNs COUNTY floats "Old Glory
over Its court house every day in the
year--rain or shine. Wahpeton Globe.
The above is true, Fred, except in two
partlculars--sh has no court house and
she has no flag.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-16

The Record acknowledges the receipt
of complimentary season ticket to the
James River Valley Fair, at jamestown,
on Sept "a, rs. 26 and 81. Nearly $1,000
in premiums will be given. The James
town fair is becoming the event of the
season in this state.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-16
Prohibi,ion I'm ma,nc.

The Biddeford (Maine) Times, after
being for years one of the strongest and
most entspoken champions of the proh,b-
itory law, now declares that its enforce
ment is practically impossible.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-16
AROUND The COUNTY.
Hampton.
Correspondence Of The Record.

correspondence OI tuc necofu
Aug. 11.--There doesn't seem to be much
of Importance occurring in this portion of
the county, of late; except haying and
harvesting. Oats are not very good, but
it is said that some of the wheat will turn
out twenty five bushels to the acre. Mrs.
Geo. Macnider, of ST. Paul, is visiting her
parents, Squire and Mrs Weller, and will
remain couple of months. ... Stephen
Welch is helping S. E. Ryder do the haying
act. 8. E. has fine new stacker and two
bull-rakes. with which he Is piling up the
grass in great shape. =. G., X. Carmany has
gone to the Valley of the Red to get work
Clarence Turner and Harvard Hammond
have also gone in that direction for the
same purpose. Tom.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-16
GRAND FORKS
Woo!en N ills,
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Grand Forks, N. D.


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Sacks furnished free If desired. We refer by
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Special offer on freights. Our regular plan
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lbs. TO any reader of this paper cutting out
this ad. and sending IL to in letter notifying
us of shipment, we will PAY FREIGHT ONE WAY,
no matter how small the amount is, and If the
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pay the freight one way, but will either dis
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shipped sufficient value to cover the cost of
return freight
Send for our beautiful Calendar! 4;-6m
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-16

n r. sTREETER. Olerk Of District Court
10 Final Proofs, Homestead Filings aud No.
written Letters Of Inquiry regarding suoh
matters prom pity answered. Settlers from dis
tapt parts of the County can have their work
done SO as to suit their convenience about re-
turning home.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1895-08-16

Will promptly answer all calls In EN-.
.nons nom county, where compensation Is suaran-
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
GENERAL TELEGRAPH|C NEWS
The Best Wrings Suitably Con-
denSed.
MARTIAL LAW NOW IN CUBA,
Secretary Carlisle viii Not Accompa-
NY the President. To Investigate
Chicago Government. The
Baltimore Exhibition. The
Goodman Trial

CLEVELAND, o., 8. Ryan defeated
Murphy i'll championship featherweigh ht
wrestling match for 81 900.
BosToN, 5.-Tho House OF Repre,
sentatives this afternoon defeated tho
Woman's Suffrage bill by y vote of l27
to 81.
Powr DEPosIr, Nd, 5.-The water
has oil left town, but the railroad track
for two miles is covered with ice from
live To twenty feet th,ck. The town
authorities are trying to cut drive.
way through the streets. The damage
by tho Hood will reach So. 600, most
OF which will have to be paid 10y the
poorer classes.
OcKAcoHE. n. c., D. The schooner
Eta NJ. Barter, on tho I'd instant
dragged on an outer reef Saturday
and lost her deck load, her hull broke
III two, mast ull adrift, aud AS the lum.
Der camo out 1t washed ashore. rho
wreck lays about seventy five yards
from the beach and the sea is breaking
over her.
HAVANA. 5.-Martlal law has been
declared IN the province OF Santa Olnra
ns the result of the uprising OF two ia.
surgcnt bands.
WASHINGTON, 5.-The oases in the
10,
to determine tho constitutiouulity of
tho iucome tnX law, will be argued
probably on Thursday OF this week
SpRrSGFiuLp, ILL.,, 5.-Senntor John.
son, OF Cook county, created sonsa
ton this morning by Offering III the
Senate resolution charging tue mum.
cipal aud county authorities of Chicago
aud Cook with b0odlesm and calling
Tor the appointment of committee OF
the Senate aud House to investigate.
WAsHiNGToN, 5.--I: is intImated that
the treasury situation has some con
neetion with Secretary Carlisles du
| termination ut the last moment not to
accompany the President to North
Carolina.
RIonMoND, Va, Ga Wythevile
special to the Dispatch says: AT fifteen
minutes to 10 o'clock to night very
perceptiblo earthquake sho ock was felt
here. Houses shook, Windows and
iurnlture ratified and unsteady objects
quivered perceptlbiy, The shock
lasted about thiety seconds.
CHAhLorrEsvILLE, J.-Ihe re-trnl OF
tue charge of murder ngainet Capt.
Thomas A. Goodman, who killed Col.
IL. &. Parsons ut Clifton Forge last
June, was begun here to-day III the
County Court but little was accom-
plshed.
BALTIMORE. 5. 5.-President Cleveland
has lmmortalIzed himself III baltimore
hy the pocket veto" he pin ced on the
Dill providing for the free entry of
foreign goods intended for exhibit ut
the Baltimore exposition III 1897.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
HAS REACHED WASHINGTON.

Beautiful Tnlo of Three Women Who
Barcd Their Heads MT tho Thcnter.
Ihreo ladies walked down tho center
aisle III the National theater Monday
night, Thoy wore hats-hats Of n forid
style OF architecture and covered with
luxuriant vegetation. Strong men shud-
deroG and grew pale with anxiety as to
where those hats would eventually To-
cate themselves and AS the ladies slow
ly moved to tho front the feelings Of tho
audience vergod upon tho stormy and
tunlultuous. At last they were seated
well down toward tho orchestra, and at
least 100 persons-thuse directly in tho
line OF sight-turned wan and uhastly
with despair. In moment, however,
nimblo fingers wero ut work, and before
tho Watchers could gulp down their first
wild anguish tho hats Disappeared, and
threo sleek, shapely and inoirensive
heads appeared III place of thcm.
so tho fashion has reached Washing
ton. We have among us. then, tho
pioneers of tho propaganda of mercy,
consideration and gontlcnoss. A now
standard Of morality has been erected.
Women are showing their thoughtlcss
sisters how to be kind as we'll as beau
tiful, gentlo as we'll rs fair, how to
bloss as well rs to adorn tho world.
Hero is fashion which recognizes hu-
manity, manifestation Of female love
liness TINT makes allowance for tho
comfort of others. 1t is a new philos.
ophy. gospel of sweetness and light
"a dispensation of true ecstasy.
Why cannot the superior set mako
common cause in this? Why, if they
must havo their hats wherowith To par
alyzo tho vestibulo and fill tho aisles
with pagoantry as they como and 60
why can they not at least follow tho tli-
vino example wo have chroncled and
uncover when they take their seats?-
Washington Post.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
THE QUEENS HEALTH.
Differing Opinions on This and Other Sub
jrcts Connected with Her ui:hucss

Differing Opinions on This and Other Sub
jects Connected With Tier ui.hncss.
Queen Victoria has been in London
recently, according to Tho Court Circp-
lar, but if il had not been for the Off
cial chroniclers the inhabitants of the
metropolis would probably not have
been aware of their sovereigns 5 presence
among thoIn, for save for her drives to
and from thc railway stations, her mai
esty has only shown herself III public
once, and then mutiled up to tho eyes
against tho cold weather On tho
strength of that solitary peep courtly
but mendacious reporters have ventured
to dcscant upon the queen $ good health
and liyoly spirits.
The fact is that she never looked SO
aged and wan and worn as at present.
She IS less ablo than ever to walk even
the shortest distance without assistance.
and she is bent almost double Never
thelcss tho renewed talk Of her abdi
eating in favor of tho Prince Of Wales
may bo dismissed rs pure invention, for.
il physically feeble, Queen Victoria is
mentally thoroughly sound woman
and she Is said to retain to the fullest
degree her marvelously clear percep
ton Of the most intricate affairs Of
state She will start for tho south of
France in about week. London Let
ter.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
ODDS AND ENDS.

Tho celebrated Roquofort cheese is
made of Sleeps milk.
Tho human body is covered with mi.
nuto scales, each scale covering from
800 to 500 pores
Three tcnthS Of tho earnings of Bel.
Gian convict arc given to him on tho
expiration Of his term Cf punishment.
Sibloy, Ia, had shower of fish on
June I2, 1880, the species being reco2-
nlzcd as a Mexican variety Of the class
aXalatt.
Many Persian drinking cups have
been found in tho ruins of Porsepolis.
They are shaped almost exactly like our
sauCCrs.
Tho Chinese reverence their ancestors
and build cemeteries. Tho japanese
pampor and pet their children and build
nurseries.
Pots of oarthonware Were made by el-
most every nation long before tho dawn
OF history. They were probably the first
cooking utensils employed by savage
peoples.
Professor i. V. Copo disapprovos Of
tho practice pursued by dealers in nut
ting oysters i'll fresh water to fattcn
them. lie says they simply swell up by
cndosmosis.
In one country district of Germany
pay weddings" were i'll vogue until
recently. each guest paying for his en-
teTtainmont as much as ho would at an
nm and the receipts being placed aside
to set up tho happy pair in their new
hOnit,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
AMUSEM ENTS.

OPEIA.-Marie Tavary and her mag
hihcent company gave three excellent
performances ut rbo Academy Of Music
yesterday afternoon nnd evening. and
never were audieuces better pleased.
At the Matiuee Carmen was prs.
sented, aud at night, "Cnvnlleria Rus
ticnua, ana "I' Pagliacci" closed the
engagement. Madame Tavary assuming
the leading roles IN the two forme er
productions, and 1t is needless to say
that she fully met all their require.
ments.
III the last named performance Mini
Bertini Humphreys sung mud acted the
leading role with marked elect aud
was ably seconded by Payne Clarke
aud Wm. Mertens. The Tavnry Opera
Company has inads an IMPRESSION here
winch will long linger with our people.
The applause last evening was not ONLY
frequently bestowed, but was eminent
iy just.
SorTHERN.-E. II. Southern will
hold the boards at tho Academy on
thursday evening. the 18th iustant.
and 1t goes without saying that a wurm
welcome awaits him.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
THE NEW WOMAN IN GEORGIA.
Sho Cycled Through tho Streets of Atlanta
and Horrifod the Natives


a fcw days ago, before tho snow
came, thero was an amusing little hap
pening on ono Of tho principal streets OF
tho city which bears relating. Two men
from away up in North Georgia who
ohanced TO bo down hero attending tho
United States court as witnesses in some
moonshino cases were walking along
talking enthusiastically about PROPOSE
tion to so in and get an oyster stew for
dinner Tho matter of dispute seemed
to he AS to who should pay for tho stows.
Thcy were somewhat excited and nav
ing little attention to tho rest Of tho
world when all Of sudden o woman
OH u bicycle swept up behind them very
clcso to their backs and gave tho bell
of her wheel n sharp wbirl of n ring.
'Whoop! Don't do that againr'
screamed ono of them. and they both
shot away up III tho mir and landed many
feet away
Turning around, thoy saw the lady
dashing on down tho street, unconcern-
edly bobbing up sorencly over the Bel
gian block.
Col darn my buttons, p" said one of
tho visitors TO tho other, "hit's one Nv
dem votin women dat's como down here
fun do north Deyll bo doin NV ev'y
thing fust thing you know. ATLANTA
Constitution.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
THE DIVORCE IS ABSOLUTE
Mr.. ard Mrs. VIM. K. Vanderbilt
Legally Separated,
WIFE'S CHARGES SUSTAINED
She is TO Have the Custody of the
The Work of the Referees.
Sustained by Judge of the
Supreme Court.
BY Southern Associated Press.

New YoRK, March 5.-Judge Bnr-
rett. of tue Supreme Court, this after.
noon granted IA decree of absolute di.
vorce IN favor of Mrs. Alva Il. Wander
bilt from her husband, Wm. K. Van
derbilt, the we'll known millionaire. AS
all the testimony and the report OF the
referee have been sealed, no facts
can be nscertained as to the
parties who arc implicated with AIR.
Vanderbilt. Although liberal allow
nnoe has been granted Mrs. Vanderbilt,
there Id no record of the sum which
her husband has agreed to give her.
Mrs. Vanderbilt Is to have the care and
custody of her three children.
The decree Is granted upon the re-.
port of Edmond Kelly, who WAS np-
pointed 10 near and determine all the
issues involved. In the action the
p!aint in the suit was served on Mr.
Vanderbilt on January 3 last, and
within short time the answer
of Mr.. Vanderbilt was served by
his counsel. Anderson, Howlnnd
mud Murray. The case was sent to the
referee on January IS. Mrs. Wander
bilt was represented by Joseph ii.
Choate, Col. MN. Jay and VIM. \.
Duer, and Henry II. Anderson repre-.
sented MIR. Vanderbilt. The referee
mnde his report on February >, in
which he found eli the allegations.
IN the complaint to he true, aud Mre.
Vanderbilt was entitled to her decree
of divorce and that she should nlso
have the custody of the three children.
MIR. Vanderbilt raised the Issue us to
the allegations of the divorce in his
answer by denying the charges made
III the complaint, and upon the issue
the case was sent to MIR. Kelly as ref
cree. His report finds that the alIeea-
tions of Mrs. Vanderbilt are true and
that Mr.. Vanderbilt has been guilty of
the acts charged against hia. The
parties were married on April 20, 1878.
The report of the referee was con
firmed mt once and approved by Judge
Barrett. who decreed that the parties
were divorced and the marriage an
nailed. The decree provides that 1t is
lawful for Mrs. Vanderbilt to marry
ngain. but declares that it will not be
lawful for MIR. Vanderbit to again
wed. The offer OF Mr.. Vanderbilt,
making II liberal allowance, was ac-
ccpted by Mrs. Vanderbilt through her
counsel in lieu of any other allowance
to be mado by court.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
Navni Cndct appointments.
BY Southern AssocIatol pre..

WAsWNGToN, March 5.-The Prosi-
dent before leaving Washington to day
hiied the five vacancies among cadets
at large at the Naval Academy the fol
lowing appointments: John G. Beau
mont, of lingerstowu, Md, son of the
late Rear Admiral Beaumont; Richard
NJ. Cults, of California, .ou of the late
Commander Cuts; Alfred W. johnson,
OF the District OF Columbia, son of the
late Rear Admiral Phillip johnson
Harry T.. Lackey. OF Clifton Station,
w., son of late hIef Engineer I4ackey,
and George Ii. White, of Philadelphia,
son of the late Commodore George B.
White, AS alternates in case any of the
above appointees fail the following wer c
named: p. M. O'Reilly. son Of Dr..
OReilly, OF the army, now cruising on
the Violet with the President; \. T..
Watson. son of Commander Watson, of
the Hanger; $. Il. Thomas, son of Com
mander Thomas, OF the bennington,
aud Joseph X. Iaussig. son of Lieut..
Commander Taussig, of the Atlanta.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06

That lnrge number of people in
this city take nn active interest IN nrt
WAS shown yesterday afternoon when
the members o; the Art League and
their friends enjoyed q tea III the rooms
OF tie Lengue 10 the Iladdington
building. Muiters relating TO art were
freely discussed by those present and n
pleasant afternoon was spout.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
MORE PRECIOUS THAN GOLD.
Miss Williams Dsposes OF Her Beau
tlful Oil Painting,

Miss Mayme Williams. of Auguta
Ga, who has been in this city for two
weeks endeavoring to dispose of q
pretty oil painting, sis 1t Gold?" exc.
cuied by her sister, Miss Louise VII.
llains, has met with success, and re-
turns heartfelt thanks TO the people of
Norfolk Tor the Interest they have
tnken III her and her work. 1t will be
remembered that Miss Williams and
her sister are supporting their father.
u disabled Confederate veteran, by the
sale OF their paintings, us stated in Tie
NlRGlNIAS several days ago. Mr.. j. N.
Williams. OF the firm of Wake X Will
llams, Is now the possessor of ais 1t
Gold" which, II 1t is not, is Just Gs
highly priced Us the precious metal,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
THE BOLD BAD BURGLARS.
Operating in the Suburbs. Several
House Robbed

operating IN the Suburbs. Several
Houses Robbed.
1t would appear that n gang OF bold
bad burglars are operating in the
suburbs of Norfolk. SO far the police
have accomplished but little towards
driving them out OF the city.
HOUSES ROBBED.
The residence of Mr.. B. +. Watson,
on Clay avenue. Brambletou, was en-
tered by burglars Monday night by
means OF stepladdcr to tho roof of tho
Kitchen aud then through rear win
dow. a pocketbook containing so
was taken from the room in which Mr..
Watson was sleeping, as was also tin
box containing papers. Other things in
the house were rausncked. but uot6inp
olso taken. After lenving the house
they went to the woodhouse, where the
tin box WIS broken aud the papers
scattered. Tho pockotbook was torn
to pieces and also thrown on the floor,
There was also small robbery com
mitted on the premises of Mr. II. q.
Gordon, Brown and Reservoir ave
nues.
MIR. John III. Davis store, on Colley
and A avenues. was entered Monday
night and robbed of several dollars
worth of goods. The fact that the door
had been forced was discovered by
Police Officers Wade mud Taylor.
HELD UP.
Another attempt at "holding MP" in
Atlantic City Ward has been reported
to the police. a citizen of Berkley
was driving in from Lambert's Point
Monday night and says au attempt was
made by four men TO hold him up, but
that he fired Mt thotn and frightened
them OIL. The police instituted u
search for the alleged highwaymen. but
without success.
CHECK FLASHER.
A check flasher has reached Norfoll,
again and it appears has ind no trouble
III passing his bogus paper. A whito
nau named Ernest a. Wicdtke was ar
rested yesterday, charged with pass.
ing bogus check for 925 on w. A.
Stewart, and one for the same amount
on Z. II. Henley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-03-06
0DSTRUCT|NG THE STREETS
Prominent Citizens Arrested for
Standing on the Corner.
OFFICERATWOOD SAYS MOVE ON
Two Well Known Gentlemen Are Told
Not to Stand on the Corner and
Two Others Are Actually Ar
rested. An indignant Man
Vents His Feelings.

a gentleman walked up to reporter
OF HE NIRGlSIAN yesterday aud said
lhere Is police officer ou this beat"
lreferring to the West Main street
beat who gives marked evidence OF
insanity. really believe he is crazy. -
what has lie been DOING" asked
the newspaper man.
Two of tho most prominent bust.
ness mon III the city aui myself were
standing ut the corner OF Main and
Grumpy streets discussing matter OF
business and this lunatIo of police.
man came up and said. 'Iou will have
to move on. | cannot allow You to stand
on the street. | replied that | WAS
violating no law aud would not move
on. Hc then suii, Il will nave to put
all OF you under arrest | huyo orders
to do SO and L must obey my orders. ;
told him | would not move and NV
friend, rather thnu have trouble, left. "
'One of the gentleman he wus talk
Ing to Is not u resident of Norfolk, but
has recently invested moro than 5000.
600 IN manufacturing plant here"
Ihe Norfolk citizen while talking to
the newspaper man was strong in his
remuneration OF the rules recently
issued.
About noon two woll known citizens
were arrested on the corner of Main
aud Bank streets 10y Officer Atwood,
tue same policeman who drove the gen
tleman from the corner of Main and
CRANKY. They were taken before JUS
tlce Burroughs, who decided that they
had not blocked tho street or been
guilty OF nny other oifense, and they
were discharged. In deciding the case
he Court held that the Police Depart.
ment has right to keep the streets
from being blocked. but they cannot
keep person from standing on the
street.
Chief of Police Rebman was seen at
bis Office by NIRGISIAS reporter yes
terday afternoon aud asked bv what
authority the order to arrest persons
Tor standing on the street was issued.
NO such order las been issued, "
said the Chief.
"Weli, the officer arrested two citi.
@ens on his own authority, them" asked
the reporter.
"No, . said the Chief," this matter
has been misunderstood. No arrests
were made. Come in here" he con.
timed, as he led the way into the Cap.
taln's room. whero both Capts. King
and Ladd wero seated.
Capt. Ladd said lie issued the order
10 the men to break up corner loniiug,
as many complaints had come in.
Capt. King said that the officer in
question had made no arrests; that he
approached the gentlemen aud asked
them to move on; that they doubted
his authority to order them TO move
aud came to the station to find out
about 1t; that lie sen; them to Justice
Burroughs.
but they were not under arrest
ana their nam os were not entered on
the slate" be said.
but, asked the reporter, 'shouldn't
man on the police force Le well
enough acquainted on the beat he is
covering TO distinguish well known
business men from the common corner
losfer?"
'Nes, he should," said the Chief, and
the two Captains agreed with him,