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Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
CHILD TAKEN FROM PARENTS.
Marian Wright to Have New Guardian
at Fond du Lac.

Marian Wright to Have a New Guardian
at Fond du Lac.
Fond du Lac, Wis, Dec. Especial. I
In the county court yesterday upon
consent of Wright and his wife, who
were charged with cruelty to little Ma
rian Wright, an order was issued placing
the child in the care and custody of Miss
Susie Pinkham. The courtroom was
filled with sympathizers of the little girl,
who had gathered to tell what they knew
regarding the alleged cruel treatment.
The case was one that attracted more
attention. than any matter that has ever
been called I'm court The district attor-
ney stated last evening that the evidence
charging cruelty was of such character
that no defense either party could have
made would have benefited either one
The annual fair given by the members
of Co. q at their armory opened in this
city last evening The company received
word some days ago that they were first
in the state, and with that news came
the desire to have this fair pronounced
the best of any given in the city this.
winter. The music and the, programme
which was rendered by several of the
boys, was of a high order. Fully 1200
people were present
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
MAY ASSESS THE MEMBERS.
Plan to Lift a Mortgage from the Fond
du Lac Track Association.


du Lac Track Association.
Fond du Lac, Wis, Dec. 4-[SpeciaL1
A meeting of the stockholders of the
Kite Park Fair association was held at
the council rooms lest evening for the
purpose of raising $500 to pay off a
mortgage which was raised on the track
at the July and September races in
1894. The members of the association
expressed favorable views toward rails
ing the money and meeting will be
called in a few days for that purpose.
The mortgage comes due January /,
1896, and is held by the First National
bank of this city. The property on
which the mortgage is held is valued at
ST. 900. It was proposed by several of
the members that the stock be assessed
at So per share, which would raise the
sum of $500, $400 more than is needed,
as the total number of shares is 1900.
With the amount left over it is proposed
to erect county fair buildings.
K Grand Recorder Frank Nl. GIvins, e.
@. WV, went to La Crosse yesterday
afternoon to testify in a suit brought by
John A. Daniels, an attorney OF that
city, to recover $1,000 alleged to be due
him for services rendered the order while
H. G. Heath of that place was grand re-
corder. The case was called before
Judge Bardeen in the circuit court at La
Crosse this morning.
Mrs. J. NJ. Denorse has purchased
the Serve house from J. 81. Chenevert,
consideration $4,000.
News was received in this city late
yesterday afternoon announcing the
death at Albany, Or, of Mrs. Henry l..
Hopkins, q former resident of this city.
The remains will be brought to- this city
for interment
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
FATAL HOTEL BLAZE.
The Greenville House, Located Near
.Hortonville, Burned to the
SN a A Ground.

Hortonville, Wis, Dec. 81 [speeiaLl-
The Greenyille hotel, located six miles
east of here, burned to the ground this
morning. William Reuter-, an employe
Of the hotel, was suffocated and was TAX
en- from the burning building dead Sew
eral members of q medicine troupe es-
capped death by jumping from the second
floor windows clad only in their night
robes. The hotel was the property of
Joseph Crunzer. who was also postmas-
ter and station agent, the office and depot
being located in the hotel
Appleton. Wis, Dec 5.-[Special. 7
Knapsteins hotel at Becker station,
Outagamie county, burned early this
morning, An unknown lodger persisted
in the flames. Details are not obtain
able at this time The coroner and sher-
iff left for the scene. at noon.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
CLAIMS HEAVY DAMAGES.
Bayfield, County school Board Sued for
Alleged Violation of Contract.


Alleged Violation of Contract.
Madison, Wis, Dec. Especial. THE
suit of the Minnesota Stone company
against the. school board of the town of
Washburn, Bayfield, county, for $4,000
damages for alleged violation of con-
tract, is before Judge Bum in the Unit
ed States court today The stone COM
pany had contracted for the construction
Of schoolhouse for the town which
they partially built two years ago. The
school board became dissatisfied with
the manner in which the work was done
and on tine company's refusal either to
change it or quit work Assemblyman
William O'Neil, who was then president
of the. school board, raised an impromptu
army and drove the company's workmen
from the building, the board then taking
hold of the work and completing the
structure, which cost $4,000. The
Stone company was paid for the work it
had done, but sues for damages for al
legged violation of contract. Tomkins &
Merrill Of Ashland are attorneys for the
plaintiff and III. II. Hayden of Eam
Claire for the school board.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
FREE LIBRARY COMMISSION.
Milwaukee Girl Elected Secretary of the.
New OrganizatiOn.

Madison, Wis, Dec -PSpeciall-
The Wisconsin Free Library commission
organized yesterday by electing Frank
Hutchins of Baraboo chairman, and
Miss Il. E.. Stearns of the Milwaukee
Public library. secretary. The other
members of the commission, President
Adams of the State university, State
Superintendent of Schools j. O. Emery
and r. G. Thwaites of the State His
torical society were present. Tt was de-
cided to issue pamphlet bearing on the
work Of organizing free public libraries,
the purpose for which the commission
was appointed. The members will also
visit communities which need assistance
in organizing The commission is al
lowed $500 annually by the state to
cover expenses, the members serving
without salary
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
REMARKABLE ENDURANCE.
Horses Live in the Woods Twenty-ono'
Days Without Food.

Days Without Food.
Marinette, Wis, Dec. ESPECIALLY IA
most remarkable case of animal endur
anc has just come to light Early in No
vember the Hamilton & Merryman
company of this city lost great deal of
timber along Pine creek near Quinnesec
from the effects of windstorm. The
and allowed its stock to run freely in
the woods. Three horses Wene caught
in the storm and were Gagged in by
falling trees. They were completely COW
cred by the trees and though searched for
could not be found. A few days ago,
however. they were discovered. The
animals had been without food or drink
fol, twenty-one days, but all were alive.
They were fed on Cruel and gradually
regained their normal strength, except
one horse that died after being discov-
cred 1t is certain that no fodder or
water was given to the. beasts, during.
their Imprisonment. sly
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
BOTH WERE LIABLE.
First National Bank Wins Its Case at
GAINESVILLE.

GAINESVILLE. Wis, Dec. Special. +
The First National bank was today
awarded Judgment of $2395 against
DR.. e. II. Dudley and his mother, Mrs.
G. w. Dudley, by circuit court jury.
The action was to recover the face of a
promissory note signed by both defend
ants. but Mrs. Dudley claimed she was
simply surety and not a signer and
had received no benefit from the money.
DR.. Dudley made no defense, but both
were held to be equally liable.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09

At that moment the host hurried
from behind the settle.
give no wish to hurry you, sirs.
indeed haven't; but the air is turned
very chill, and the horses, sir, if they
be to stand longer, | had best take
them out maybe"
mo, no" cried Laxity, eve must
start. Come, my boys, let's be Of.
Bring the score, landlord. Now, It's
broad day-Comew They followed
him out, as the round little figure
bowled away, wrapping and muff1ing
as he went.
A shudder ran through the whole
party as the uncompromising air OF
the morning struck upon their heated
frames.
There was some slight iangling as
they assembled to their seats, but
Chob soon made all right; in another
quarter of an hour all was still.
"Confound the fools!' cried Saul, as
he came forth; ''f'thought they would
stay all day! [ believe you would
have let themi' he said, angrily to the
host, who stood ready to obey his
commands.
"Brlng me lantern, twas quickly
brought. "That will do; if | want
you I'll CALI
He hurried through the LABYRINTH
of ruin, filth, and offal, to the desert
ed cow-house. The logs lay as he had
left them before the door. He moved
them slowly and with elaboration,
gloatingmeanWhile over the terror and
dismay his appearance would occa-
sion.
He entered, raised his lantern and
looked round. "Ha! what is this?
The place is empty!"
He rushed out, surveyed the outside
it was the same. There lay the
straw, here was the hole in the roof,
there the logs!
But they were gone, and not a trace,
not a sign by which to track them.
In his rage he shouted aloud; then,
as the host appeared in answer to his
voice, with curses he ordered him
back. Unable to account for the es-
cape, dreading to excite suspicion or
inquiry, he returned to the Trouble
House-after vainly searching every
clubhouse, nook, and hole in it's vicini-
ty-there to take fresh counsel with
himself for the pursuit and reco very
of those whose fresh battling of his
search had but rendered him moro de-
termined to hold them once more
within his power.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
AWARDED HER DAMAGES.
Mrs. Rossou Gets Verdict of $4,000 at
Portage. "

Portage, Wis.,, Dec 5.-One. of the
cases disposed of at the present session
of the circuit was the suit fer damages
instituted by Mrs. Anna Rossou of Kill
bourn against Max Hildebrand.. former
iy of that village, bat now of Chicago.
Some time ago. while Mrs. Rossou was
recovering from an Illness. the. defend
ant, it is alleged, partially choked and
otherwise injured the plaintiff in an at
tempt to force her to swallow some whis-
ky. From the result Of the shock Mrs
Rossou nearly died. She brought suit
for damages through her attorneys,
Messrs n. e. Wan Dyke. of Kilbourn
and Fowler & Mcnamara of this city
and a verdict for $4,000 was brought in
by the jury This was the full amount
asked, but it is, understood that ten of
the jurymen were in favor, of bringing
in verdict for $4,000.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
PRISONERS attempt TO Escape

Green Bay. Wis, Dec 5.-[SpeciaLl-
Six of the seven prisoners confined in
the new workhouse made an attempt to
escape last evening through a ventilatorr,
but were discovered before they succeed
ed Thomas Casey, the first man sent
to the workhouse, was terribly burned
earlier in the day. His clothes caught
fire while he was tending burning brush
heap.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
HURT HER FEELINGS.
GAINESVILLE Woman Sues Grocer for
Personal Damages.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Dec Especial =
The circuit court is now busy with an
interesting personal damage case, that
of Nellie NJ Cyr against John W. Grubb
Grubb was a grocer and the complaint all
iff from his store, thereby injuring and
insulting her. The jury was drawn
this morning and the testimony began
this afternoon. The case will be bitterly
contested.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09

Notwithstanding the innovations Of
fashionmakers, the plain, white four
finland continues a popular favorite.
For men OF dark complexion it is con-
sidered the most becoming of scarfs.
Satin, however, should not bew worn.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF.

adams Wins His Case Against Chamiso1
at stevens Point.
Stevens Point, Wis, Dec. 4.-[SpeciaLl
The jury in the case of Adams VS..
Chamison, in which Chamison was
charged with altering the amount of
note, returned a verdict for the plaintiff
and fixed the damages at $56O.1S.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
CLOSED ON A.MoRTGAGE.
OLD Hardware Firm at Eau Claire in
Financial Straits.

Eau Claire, Wis, Dec 4.-[Special]
Schlosser Bros, dealers in hardware in
this city for the past seven years, were
closed on a chattel mortgage by the Eau
Claire National bank this morning. In
ability to meet notes held by this bank
was the cause. They were doing large
business and were considered in good
shape financially.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
MADE HIGH SCORES.
Many Persons Attend the Slsat Tourney
art APPLETON.

Appleton, Wis. Dec 5-FSpecial.]-
The skat tournament here last night was
participated i'm. by forty players from Fox
River valley towns and resulted in the
highest scores eyer made in tourna-
ment here. The winners were julius
Peerenboon, 1898; Fred Jungmann,
1920; c. A. Green. 10f1; j. NJ. Baer,
074. Three more tournaments remain
out of a series of six. with a grand prize
to the player, making the highest total
ScMEe.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
SHOT DID ITS WORK.
A. III. Bue&O, Who attempted Suicide,
Died of His Wound.

Died OF HIS WOUnd.
Chippewa Falls, Wis, Dee. 4.-[Spe-
cial. IA. III. Buetow, who attempted SUI
eide in such a tragic manner about a
week ago, died at st. Joseph's hospital.
The bullet wound in his head finally
proved fatal and Notwithstanding the
struggle he made for life and the skill
of the physicians who attended him, the
battle for existence proved fruitless and
he passed quietly away while the attend
ants were watching at his bedside.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
Milwaukee,. Dec. B.. IS
Chicago Potato Market.

Chfeago-Potatoes remain slow Of sale.
weather has curtailed arrivals and some en-
couragement is derived from that, but
plenty of stock still remains unsold ON the
market and wants are easily attended to-.
Values unchanged. Burbanks, 20023c; He
brons, 17020c; rose,. tz@21c; peerless, 17@
00a. 0lfxed 15020c
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1895-12-09
Milwaukee Dairy Market.

Butter-Fancy creamery, per lb, 24c;
inferior to choice. 12@23c; best dairy
12M18c; roll, 12@16c; packing stock, do, TO
-91ac; grease, 4@5c.
Cheese1Full eTeam fats, per 10, r,o re
9$4M1Oc;a brick 9G101lc; limburger, 9@10c;
Swiss, do, 11@13c
Eggs-Per doz. 1612Oc.
Milwaukee livestock Market.
Hogs Receipts, "a cars; market SC lower.
Packers 340d3. so; heavy, fair to good,
3.450l3. SIS; light, 100 to 200 lbs, 345@3.55.
Cattle-Receipts, II ears; market slow;
lbs, nssi7S5a4so0; medium fun to good, 1000
to 100 lbs, 3.25G3. so; common to fair, 900
to 1000 1bss 1893 10; cows and heifers 4 good God
2.40; Gamers, 1.50@i. IS; bulls, common to
good. 1.750200; good, 0o@225 feed
eGs 500 to $50 d lbs 25O@2 IS; s d05k rs
mixers and springers. steady, Is OO@32; 90
Sheep-Receipts, cars; market dull LIS
@2.5O; lambs dull, 2.75@3.5O.
Markets by Telegraph
,H s p abo and "a Sdre eoPng
Corn,Steady; No 3. -26hc. Oats Steady;
No. 2 white, 181lc; No. white 17a4@1Sc
No AVS No sanpss a on
Provislons-Firmer; pork, 7.S0; lard PIG. %
Flour is steady on the basis OF 32O@S; 80
for patents in bbls in CARROTS; low graaaeess S
o4O: rye. in bbls, 2,35Q2. 50.
sacked bran, 92509.5O for fine middlings,
and 11.00@11. % for white do. ze7lo.
Chicago-Close-TWh eat-Decemper, oosc;
January, 577kc; May, Gle BID. Gorn-De-
eember 261ac; January, 26zac; May, 29c.
Oats-December,. lie bid; January, IlAc
Pork-December, Z so; January S;65; May,
8. 02la@905. Lard-December, 20; Janu-
airy, 5.35; May, 5.5714@531 60 Kib Sd ao
bid CashYWheat. $3.50; corn, 261Ac; oats,
SIC: pork. $50: lard. go; ribs 4.35.
Minneapolis-Close = Wheat = December,
see; May, 567sc.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
BAUMANN BROTHERS, -
yFWS or THE ARMY AND NAVY

Washington. Feb. II (speciaD-orders , nav o.."
,,susd nv the Navy Department detaching Cohnia"'
or Edwin White from the New-i iorh N"'s .n,
80 aornmsnt officer and granting him two months
,oaya His successor will be eLeutenant-Commahuer
~ Hunker. now on duty at Portsmouth. ~ H.
Colonel l.. l.. Livingston, OF the ou Ai""e,', VIZ"
,otop at St Francis Barracks. Florida. VIII De re-
,Ired from active service tomorrow by operation OF
tho ace clause He will be succeeded by Lieutehaht
colonel Edward Banbridge, next In line OF promo
tlon Colonel Livingston was In command OF the
washington Barracks here until the transfer OF
his regiment the South last spring Major W. H.
Eckles OF the Pay Corps was placed on the retired
l,st to-day. An amendment to the Army bill re-
duces the Pay Corps from twenty-five to twenty
officers. which will prevent further appointments
or promotions for the present
The following officers are appointed ades-de-camp
on the stan OF the neutenant-general OF the Army.
with rank OF neutenant-colone. to date from this
day: Captain Charles H. Schoheld. I'd Cavalry: Cap
tain Tasker H. Bliss Subsistence Department. In
addition to his duties aide-de-camp, Lieutenant
Colonel Bliss will continue to perform the duties Of
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
CORPORATIONS AND CONTRACTS.
AssEMBLyMAE AINswOKris BILL hh3' '''r'
TIE roRMER TO MAKE THE LATTER
WITH ALI. EMPLOYEES.

Albany. Feb u-Assrmbly man Danforth +. Aims
worth has prepared for Introduction blu regitlng
contracts between corporations and their employees
and nxlng the punishment for violation thereon i's
provisions follows
Section J. Every corporation doing business III
this state shall at the beginning Of each ana every
employ ment. enter into written contract WIN 'a"l
and every person employed by II, such coh'ihc'
shall be made for definite period Of time not iess
amount OF wages or salary. when. where anu no"
payable. the kind OF service. and when ana whrre
b. performed. the number OF hours oi service 10
be performed during each twenty four hours anu
the manner In which such service shall be per
formed by such employe. Such contract shail pe
made in duplicate. signed In behalf OF sucl coIpp-
ration by person duly authorized for mat
purpose. and by such empOyc, Of which dupil-
Gates shall be retained by such corporation ana the
other by such empOyc
Sec. 2 Whenever a contract shall be entered lnto
between "A corporation and an employe. as provided
In the first section OF this act the same shaIl nov
be broken IN manner terminated by "tiei
party thereto during the period for which II was
made. except that either party to such contract may
terminate the same by serving upon the other party
thereto written notice Of sucn termination al least
three months before the termination thereof at the
expiration Of which notice such contract shall cease
determine and become void Service OF such notice
shall be made IL the same manner a summons
IL required to De served TO begin action In the
Supreme Court Of this State.
Violation OF the provisions OF the first section con-
stitutes "A misdemeanor and violation OF the terms
OF contract. as prescribed In the bill. Is punishable
by fine OF 800 FOR each offence.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
,,r,vv WEATHER IN THE NORTH SEA.
Peril. OF A VESSEL OFF Do\hH-'i'
INTO QUEENSTOWN FOR REF
sERVIA DELAYED.

,,p,, or VESSEL, OFF DOvER-STEAMERS fIi
,xro QUEENSTOWN FOR REFuGE-ThE
sERvIA DELAYED.
Landau Feb u-Heavy weather is reported by
oil vessels crossing the North Sea. The Ostehd
steamer Leopold ii. which is due at Dover at -'So
o'clock in the afternoon was not sghted uhtii
1880 O'Clock this evening. She then showed three
rod lights Her paddles smashed, and, az all
the tugs are out for other emergencies, she mas
been forced to remain few miles off shore waiting
for help. She has nineteen passengers ana '"e
mails -, >.,, 60, ond
Channel to-day. Much wreckage Is adTllt ana ue""
sheen and pigs have come ashore at Dover.
Queenstown. Feb. 1.-THE steamer SerV'a "hich
sailed from Liverpool for New-York on SATURDAY
was detained here in consequence or the nom
arrival OF the mails. and did not leave ths port
until o'clock this afternoon, iwenty-six hours
hebind her schedule time the nail train having
been showed In at Chareville. twenty-five miles
south Of Lin rick.
number of steamers are taking refuge at 'hs
port from the storm. The ships which nave ph'
n here include the Ottoman, Captain Heisby, from
Boston January g. for Liverpool; the Cady. Cap
tain Lilly from Galveston January II. ana Nor
folk January q, for Liverpool and the Dasmay; anj
Captain Wilson, from Mobile January TO- ana
Norfolk February 3. for Bremen. All OF them
The steamer Maryland Captain HOrmsp 141vef from m
JannHry p Nth ,GT her bows badly
damaged. The damage was snstainea ards %n,1e Cane
tain Alison from Charleston January Is, for
Bremen). which she was obliged to abandon, ownf
to to the the aer errc nhs' sae she Whcn prevailed the
parted. and IT was then that the MafEiahu oo"s
stove.
Glasgow. Feb 1.-THE steamer Grecan. Captain
Nunan. from New-York January u. FOR Glasgow.
arrived at Greenock to-day. She experienced ter
rife weather throughout the trip. and lost some
OF her cargo OF live stock Nineteen horses saoy ~
eight cattle and large number OF sheep were
swept overheard.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
POLITICIANS ASSOCIATED FOR PROFIT
MEN PROMINENT IN THE COUNCILS OF BOTH
PARTIES JOINT INCORPORAToRS OF An
INSURANCE COMPANY

Albany Feb IA certificate OF Incorporation
of an insurance company was hled with ihe State
Insurance Department to-day which demonstrates
that business and profit will make even stranger
bedfellows than politics. The rames OF the incor-
porators represent not only immense wealth and
standing in the commercial. banking and corpora
tion worlds but In political associations. RosweN
T. Flower James w. Hlnkley, Charles y. Fair
child william X. Grace. Charles X. Flint. Perry
Belmont, benjamin f. Tracy Chauncey NJ Depe"
Thomas G. Patt, J. Edward Simmons and Fred
eric r. Coudert are found associated In the United
States Casualty Company which Is formed to do
q business OF general casualty insurance 1he
capital IL $3DO.OU with surplus OF slooo~. The
attorneys Of the company say that 1t contcm-
plates taking over the business OF several com
panies doing this class OF insurance By combn-
ing the business Of a number Of companies under
one management the saving OF expense WILL IL Is
expected in itself make larger dividend over
and above the other profits now being made by
them severally The incorporatoTs. besides those
mentioned above, are Henry T.. Booth Walter g.
Oakman: William =. Aldrich. ,. William Ic -; onass'
NJ r.. Worthen. Richard T. Wilson Robert a.
Cheeseborough. Frank s. Bond and Louis ~ Col
lins. The articles OF Incorporation have been ap-
proved by the Secretary OF State.
New-York tribune., 1895-02-12
inspector OF artillery and small arms practice at the

inspector OF artillery and small practice at the
headquarters OF the Army.
BY direction of the Secretary OF War. First Lieu.
tenant James II. Frier 1th Infantry, will report by
letter to the Governor Of Delaware for such duty
pertaining TO the National Guard OF that state
ne may be able to perform without interfering
with those required OF him professor OF military
science and tactics at Delaware College, Newark.
Del
Admiral Meade's squadron. the cruisers New-York.
Cincinnati and Raleigh. left Santa Cruz this morn.
ing for Martinique. The Detroit left Singapore for
Hong Kong LAO miles distant. which will be her
Chinese waters She has been the Asatic sta.
tion. and practically under Admiral Carpenters
orders since she passed through the Suex Canal.
The gunboat Machias is following the Detroit. hav'
ing left Colombo for Singapore last Friday;
II is understood that Secretary Herbert mas reG
commended to the President for appointment 70 M MI
the vacancy OF assistant paymaster IN the Ne'y.
the son OF ex-senator Jonas. OF LOUISIANA wno "
also the nephew Of Representative Meyer. OF ,ne
same State. There were more than "''S eA"'"s
for he