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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07

York. NOV. 3.--Ihe wedding of
anke OF Marlborough and Miss
,,Snelo Vanderbilt next Wednesday,
Mn close in spiendor a year
mist long be famous in the SO
history OF two worlds for the bril-
nv NJ its International marriages.
tIany year win pass over the young
- of two continents before a
aeIycmonth will see such dazzling
saays as those OF the Gould-Castei-
me nupulals last spring, the Curzon-
Nan union in midsummer and this
..idiug that is now onlya few days
kway
rbe ceremony, which will make the
.best heiresss of America a bride OF
H. historic house Of Marlborough,
I.sn rake place in st. Thomas Episco-
Isl church, the swell worshlpping
tlqoe ON Fifth avenue, whose pastor
the Rev. Wesley Brown, d. ID.
f. floral decorations of the church
I'm all center from the top of the
home. ninety feet above the chancel.
hrm the center of this dome ropes
IA streainers of flowers will extend
s,anr each support of the dome from
kpex to base. THE north and south
I,nars Of the chancel viii he covered
rth flowers and the chancal itself
Hll be banked with palms AMI ported
'tants. Spanning the steps leading u
M altar floral arch VIII be erected.
EVERY one of the pillars in the body
n tie church win be entwined with
k0WeI,s. and the choir loft will be so
Eeeolated ais to give the color effect of
4 hite and gold. The wallis Of the YES
|bn!e forming the rear of the audi
|e9ce room of the church will be
BOLDLY banked with flowers. Each
keR will have a floral entrance.
The music win be of the nature Of
ha innovation. When it was first de-
|cded that Miss Vanderbilts wedding
k6ould take place in st. Thomas,
he orga mist of the church, DIR. George
William Warren, proposed a choral
marriage service, The music to be fur
|aSled by the fnll choir of forty
koceS. Mrs. Vanderbilt did not APP
prove II the suggestion, and there will
b. no voal music. Instead THE music
|viR be furnished by the New York
symphony orchestra of sixty pieces,
personally conducted by Walter Dam
|reeh, son-n-law of the late James q.
Blaine. Ilhe orchestra will be sta
Eanel in the north gallery. in hour
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07

oe'pFe the ceremony the first humble
v fle musical program Mr.. Damn
t'ssA arranged win be rendered by
..e orchestra. Following that DR..
warren will play a solo on the great
doa2e organ Of the church. From
'4eh ON until the bridal party arrives,
0eae>fd and organ will alternate.
VIZ ceremony viii be celebrated by
pss1op Potter, assisted by Bishop Lit
.,flii4 # Brooklyn, and DIR. Brown.
l1s aro9kIyn bishop baptized the
'3'ie ii infancy.
i-ese bridesmaids win take part.
10y Marie Winthrop, daughter Of
a5.4auan Winthrop; Miss Evelyn
,,a.'!'a daughter Of !. Townsend
i..4i.4tA Mss Elsa Bronson, daughter
$ 'els bronson; Miss Daisy Post,
5, laughter of William Post
I'D eSoclet, daughter Of Ogden
Mss katlieriue Ducr, dlHgh-
0#lan Duer, and one of the
All girls in the metropolis,
ltlla jay, one of the daugh.
s.onei William Jay. The best
1e vor Guest, cousin Of the
as large church Will he
~ 1000 invitations have
1li. Il 5 said the prince Of
send a representative.
ssle,o's bridal gown Will he
lld most expensive gar
.is sind ever constructed.
heavy white satin Of
lnality, trimmed with a
Ii. the rlrest ana coeatlicst
skirt las five LOUNGES Of
.etel.ee hce, each 1mfile be.
ehna leep. The higll-neck
Ela puffed sleeves III
= feaehns to fhe wrist are
III double rufies Of old
ae s9ft vest IF chiffon l.
narrow lace, The collar
a.d i finished at the back
e.fs ald diamond buckles
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07

Miss Vanderbilt, who is the daugh-
ter OF W.NK. Vanderbilt, was named
Consuelo after the duchess of Man
chester, who was Miss Yznaga, and
an Intimate friend OF Mrs w, *. VAN
derbilt. The Yznagas are famous in
at least two divorce cases. She is
eighteen years old, strit0Iugly tall, a
dark brunette with black hair and
eyes and very rich colorlng. Her face
Is ssanah, and she IS decidedly Japan
csc in type. She Is very slight, but
carides herself well, and will he n
very handsome woman. She has I'm
usual sweetness and charm of man
ner, She is as yet thoroughly sweet
and unspoiled girl. She dresses very
simply, generally In white, Of crepon
or muslin, and her only ornament is
usually red rose or carnaiion in her
black hair She has been educated at
home by private governess, who is
still a member of the family, She is
we'll read, and while not possessing
any particular accomplishment, Is said
to be unusually cultivated. She is the
eldest child, but is not yet roo old TO
enjoy game of romps with ler
brothers, William X, jr., who is now
about fifteen years old, and Harold,
who is about ten.
The acquaintance between the duke
and Miss Vanderbilt was formed In
London about eighteen months ago.
During the last two London seasons
and in Paris last spring they met fire.
quently in society, and the friend
ship thus formed led to the enter
tainment of Mrs. and Miss Vanderbilt
at Blenheim early in the present sum
mer
Blenheim palace, the future home OF
Miss Vanderbilt, has 200 rooms, an
army Of servants and 200 acres Of
land. 1t was given to the great duke
of Marlborough in 1905, in return for
his services in winning the battle Cd
Blenheim from the French. 1T is not
likely the coupe viii go directly to
England. as the duke wishes to see
more of this country. A reception
awaits the pair OH their arrival at
Blenheim, and an early presenta tlon
10 the queen is assured.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07
MONKS DIE or FRIGHT.
AIlscreants Explode Bomb M the
Monastery Of Corjuela.

Madrid, Nov. H. 4 bomb was ex-
ploded yesterday in the Monastery Of
C1riucla IN the province Of Biscay, re-
sultiug Iii great damage. Several
monks died Of fright caused by the
explosion. The author Of the outrage
iii Unknown Az Chelva, province Of
Valance, mob stoned the rosary pro
cession and the crown image Of the
virgin carried hi the procession was
broken. Several persons were
wounded
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07
SWEET BRIDE SHE
VANDERBILT A SIMPLE,
uSsPoILED GIRL.
! MARRIAGE THIS WEEK

nrtlal Gown said to be the Rich
~ ~ the Kind Ever Constructed
mower of S10,0o0,0o0-Arrange-
.nts Made for Magnificent
Wedding.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07
HE WANTS A DIVORCE
COL. FRED. PABSr ABOUT TO
COMMENCE SUIT.
MARGARET WON'T SPEAK

The Attorney FOR Miss Mather's"
Husband Practically Confirms the
Report-rhe Case Grows Out OF
the Recent Scene on the Public
Streets
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07

His father, the duke of Marlborough,
took for his second wife Mrs. Hamers-
ley, of New York, formerly Miss
lille Price, OF Troy, n. u. who Is
now the wife of Lord Charles Beres-
ford. She is very rich. The late Lord
Randolph Churchill, the present
dukes uncle. also married an AmeId-
can, Miss Jennie Jerome, daughter OF
Leonard w. Jerome, of New York.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07

on the bride S10.000,000, and viii give
the duke SJ.000,w0. This money Will
be used to restore the feudal glories
of the Marlborough estates, which
have become sadly wasted by dissipa-
zion and neglect
The groom. Charles Richard John
Spencer Churchill, the ninth duke Of
Marlborough. will I've tWentyfolm
years old on November 49, He at
tanned his majority four days after his
father, tihe late duke, died. In addi-
tion to being duke Of Marlborough. he
is the marquis Of Biamdfuln, and viii
be until he II the father Df a son, VINO
will assume that title by courtesy.
He Us also the earl of Marlborough.
earl of Sunderland, Baron Spencer of
Wmmieighton, Baron Churchill Of
Samdrige prince Of the holy Roman
empire and prince III Mindellieim. in
Suabia Like his father. he u some-
what below the average size, and
slender. widh SalloW complexion, 4
high forehead, acquiline nose and dark
brown hair. He has light nalsalche,
and his favoldte attitude IN conversl-
zion IL to stand with Ills arms crossed
on HIS breast and one hand st1Dking
his chin. He Went to Cambridge
where he did fairly well AZ Il student
He plays polo and cricket the latter
with great precision and accuracy Of
style. He il d bold horseman Az well
and rides a wheel skllfnlly History
is his fay0rite study, wirtle for marhe-
MATES he entu.ialns strong dislike.
He has already sat Ii the house Ut
lords and begun to take an active part
In politics He has written a lnaga-
zine article on two, which. 1t Is only
fair to say. were, following the pre-
valling magazine fashion. accepted
more fir the name than the matter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1895-11-07

Mrs. Timothy Samson, aged so
years. Wisconsin pioneer, died at
her farm home near Belolt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31
CAMP iiu'N ,NorEs.

The Leader has affldavits this week
denying the gold chain Incident. II
it lisa queation OF veracity there can be
no doubt The Leader lies.
Someone has started story that the
county board paid VIM. Kropp g for
'burying a hog" The bill was for %
all right enough, but not for burying a
hog. 1t was for carting and burying
several hogs as we'll as serving several
official notices. The opposition must
be hard up for campaign arguments II
they have to resort to such weak stuff
We understand that b. +. Knapp
has made an affidavit denying that he
offered Mr.. Knapp II gold chain He
tells the truth, but dare not deny thai
his son. j. G. Knapp. did the work, ani
that the whole circumstance as it ap
pears in THE COURIER this week. TIL,
Old Man simply evades the facts whel
he presents such an affidavit.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31
GOLDEN ROD THE CAUSE.
What Veterinarian Gives as His
Opinion With Regard to the Bot
for Disease


tom Disease.
Editor COURIER: Pleate insert the
following item in your paper it may be
that this is the cause of so many horses
dying of what is here called bottom
disease in this county.
States Veterinarian DR.. G.. f. Scott
OF Wisconsin has discovered that un-
der the shaggy yellow blossoms of the
goldenrod fioMer there turks the germs
OF the most dangerous disease to horses
which has ever been discovered Like
consumption, it is incurable, and it
effects the equine in much the same
way as that dread diseasd eats away
the life of man The horses who eat
the tempted plant go into gradual de-
cline. the blood is destroyed the tissues
waste away, and they die in from three
weeks to three months
Thousands Of horses have persisted in
the pineries OF Michigan. Minnesota.
and Wisconsin from this disease. The
state veterinarians Of this state have
for Il long time tried in vain to dis
cover the cause of it. DR.. Scott said
today: | am satisfied this is where the
trouble lies. there is no cure for it.
Nothing can be done except to destroy
the leaf and roots
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31

consistently take : New Years present
from The Leader, and therefore had to
decline II" With this Mr.. Main
turned 70 the door, and, as he went out,
the Leader man dropped it into his
pocket. Mr.. Main walked down stairs,
presented the package to Don Frank
lin, who opened it, and there nestled in
pink cotton baton was = beautiful gold
watch chain. It was then shown to
E. G. Ericsson and +. NJ. Gilmore.
Mr.. Main walked back to the Office and
returned It with the assertion that he
could not accept the present. With
this the Leader man said: eve paid
cash for it, Bill and it is as good chain
as we could get in Sioux City "You
will have to excuse me-" said Mr..
Main. This concluded the incident,
and anybody who wishes to can verify
the truth Of the accusations by inquir-
ing of any OF the parties named.
What could have been the object?
some may ask. Within ten days after
the incident. the county board met to
select the official papers, and The
Leader was anxious to become one of
them. THE COURIER has refrained
from attacking the Leader editors. but
constantly, without missing a single
issue, The Leader has assaulted the ed
itor of this paper without just cause.
1t has never been choice in epithets
nor mild in its accusations. We have
presented nut for the Leader men to
crack that is not lie, but is the truth.
the whole truth, and nothing but the
truth. When one comes to consider
the quintessence of the purity and re-
form forever being paraded by The
Leader as its cardinal doctrines, its at
tempt to smooth the way by making
presents Of gold chains certainly shows
up the depth OF their sincerity in the
doctrine OF reform they preach.
The chain has been worn of late by
the Old Man himself and anybody
wishing to get glimpse might ask
our competitor to show it to him.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31
First publication. Sept. a6, lsa-,
MORTGAGE SALE.

Name Of MortgagOr, Tennessee j. Hicard.
Name Of Mortgage, The Ballou Banking COM
Assignee Of Mortgagee, Henrietta l.. Maxso,,.
Julius Sclaetzel, MAY Il. Schaetzel. John
Maher and Jerry Ryan take notice
Date ~ Mortgage, December, 1891.
register Ut deeds of Union county, South Dakota,
BOOK 20 OF Mortgages, Page 327.
Sat mortgage was assigned for Il valuable
her 8, 1891, and said assignment was recorded in
Book %. page 446 in the Office of the register OF
deeds Of Union county, South Dakota Septenl-
her u, 1896, ut O'Clock p. IN.
Default having been made in the payment Of
the Interest on said mortgage, which became
due on the first days OF June and December In
the years 1885,; and 1891, and on the first day Of
June. 1886, each payment amounting to the s,lm
Of $52.5O; and default having been made In the
payment Of the tay cs for the year 1893. amount
ing to the sum Of the assignee Of the
clare the whole principal accrued on said note
said mortgage, and the amount declared to be
due at the date OF this notice y the sum Of
$l,s5S II, both principal and interest; $41.4G for
taxes and interest on the same: <N0 attorney s
fees, as provided in said mortgage, $i.25 neces-
sarily paid for the extension Of the abstract to
said m0rtgaked premises; no actiVn or other
proceedings ut law having been had yor the re-
covery Of the debt secured by said mortgage or
Now, therefore. notice is hereby given. that
under and BY virtue Of q power of safe contained
IN said mortgage, aah the statutes In slch cases
closed by q sale at public auction on Friday the
first day Of November, 1896. at 10 O'Clock Il. M
ly the sheriff, or his deputy, Of Union dpunty.
house, in Elk Point, Union county. south Da-
kota, to the highest bidder for cash, the lands
and premises situated in Union county, State Of
South Dakota, which are described in said nprt-
gage as follows: 4
The northwest quarter of lot one in the u
northwest quarter and the southwest
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31
THE Last WORD.

Before getting out another issue Of
tlis paper the election for commits
lOa6r viii have been held and the re-
ssu1t known. II is the duty Of every
voter u carefully canvass the situa-
TN md determine what is for the
~ interests OF the county before
6n1ting his ballot. The COURIER de-
s1lres % impress its readers that vote
m the republican candidate is for
better government, a sounder flnan
sclal policy and more thorough and
economical administration Of county
matters. The fact that Mr.. Main dur
Ing his incumbency has gained by
saxperience the very essential features
which 80 TO make up a good official,
ooupled with his integrity and honor
able 30nduct is sure to add weight to
tale opinion Of the voter in bringing
about final judgment. He has
through his efforts reduced the indcbt-
sdness; placed the county in the fore
nA0ot place from a financial stand
point; has been conservative ,econom-
ioal and thoroughly alive to the inter-
elts o. the taxpayers, Taking every
thlng into consideration he is OF
sitvaluable assistance to the tax payer
Who desires economy, not parsimony,
sinteerity. not rectitude, prosperity and
! not indebtedness to prevail in the
latters pertaining to the county
W. (GS1ra
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31
FIRST publication. Oct. 10. 1885.
ELECTION NOTICE.

flTSt luDlc:itlOn. Oct. TO- 1896.
ELECTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that on the first Tues
day, following the first Monday, the fifth dan o.
November next. there will he held an electio,
IN the unorganized townships for the selection
commissioner from the Second district. in JniOl
County, state of South Dakota, at the following
named polling places, and for the offices named
FOR NplhK, the polling place to be held in tho
MeTIigan scnOOl house in district No -. ri
Sphinx township:
One Assessor.
Two Justices Of the Peace
Two COnStables.
For Sioux Valley. the polling place to he held
u the Hoyt school house In district No n, in
Sioux Valley township:
One Assessor.
Two Justices of the Peace.
Two COnstables
For Rrule. the polling place to he held in Til,
peterson school house in district No. ~ in
Brute township:
One Assessor.
Two Justices OF the Peace
Two cOnStableS
tof Eik Point township. the polling place to b.
held ~ the court house ii, the city Of Elk Point
Two Justices Of the Peace.
Two COnstables.
For Civil Bend, the polling place to be held il,
the alters school house in district M. l5 in
Civil Bend township:
tpnt Assessor,
Two Justices OF the Peace
Two COnStables.
FOR JEFFERSON, the polling place to be held In
the school house in ,iistrict.No L. in the city ri
Jefferson Ia Jefferson township:
One Assessor
Two Justices Of the Peace,
Two COnStables
TOT blg Sioux, the polling place to he held in
the McCook school house III distrir, No. i in
Big Sioux township: -
lDne Assessor
Two Justices of the Peace
Two COnStables
FOR irairle. the polling place to be held in tl,,,
school building In district 30, 6s, locate, In The
cty OF befesiord IN Prairie township:
Two Justices Of the Peace.
Two ConStables
" the Second commissioner's district. which
includes the townships OF Brule and Elm Point.
one ~, county commissioner will be voted upon.
ine I,Oits 81 said election shall be opened nj
SOciock IN the morning OF the 5tl, tlay OF No.
Of said day. " WYNN
Dated this 5th dayor October. 4. u. 1886.
4. +. ASEsELD
County Auditor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31
Esl0RlLlARD,S
Sold everywhere.


Paul Jones and the Privateer.
The French ambassador, the Duo dc
Vauguyon, committed the astounding
faux pas OF suggesting to Paul Jones
that he take command Of French pri-
vateer and thus escape from his danger
Gus situation in the Texel. Paul Jones'
reply to this was an instant.and naughty
demand for an apology, which was
promptly forthcoming. No man hated
privateering and it's internal prac.
tices,'' as he calls them, more cordially
than Paul Jones. He wrote of privateers
as licensed robbers, !" and was natural
" indignant at the affront offered him.
Some years afterward in French
port he had an amusing controversy on
the subject with Captain Truxton, after
ward the celebrated commodore. Trux-
ton was then in the humble capacity of
captain of a private ship bent on plum
der. He had the assurance to raise q
pennant in the presence of Paul Jones
without asking his permission and in
defiance OF the act Of congress forbid.
ding a privateer to hoist pennant I'M
der such circumstances without the per-
mission Of a naval ships commander.
They had tart correspondence, and
Commodore Truxton was evidently
mightier with the sword than with the
pen, as Paul Jones writes Of him that
there are in his letter several words
do not understand and cannot find in
the dictionary" Paul Jones sent him
"a polite message" to haul down the
pennant. This being disregarded, an
other polite message and Lieutenant
Richard Deal with two armed boats
were sent, and the pennant came down.
Paul Jones, by Molly Elliot Sea.
we'll in Century.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31
THAT COLD CHAIN.

gea0fD . Found by q Reporter
rho courisr--The Old Man De-
b jNs IL.
sssS knn THE COURIER announced last
\ athfuliy, that The Leader had
q ptsd last December TO make a
4 - u : gold chain to Commission
3 ain there was CONSERVATION in the
et,am 81 that great and renowned
B nner, B. +. Knapp. Heir antically
el down On the streets md roared
q 81 was : lie with = cap L. But for
M Sf that Ii 10 the truth with double
u We have learned more about
incldent since our last issue, aud
II n ~ ID the truth can be verified by a
q 1h0r Df witnesses to the attending
y 1a1ces. Here is the whole
I Il vi Va can gather 1t from various
L IA Was . few days after
L nns that the junior editor Of
invited Mr.. Main up in the
~ ID md he went. Said the
! IiIII p 81 language similar to this:
~, and p hare been talking
T aita,atiCn, aac we have con-
q make you ! nice present. We
~ = your efforts IL county mat
&. hile We have said some
IlIIn0 mt you. yet ! and pa be-
I1|1 NM kood man. OF course
4 u y fight against Won 70
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31

Major Anderson OF Hot Springs
sseates according to the Lead City Call,
Id populist paper, he will aid and sup
cgt the election Of Senator Allison
s1of the presidency in case the latter is
lOnninated by the republicans.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31
First publication Oct. ~. 1895.
Administrators Notice Of Sale OF
Real Estate.

Administrators Notice Of Sale OF
Real Estate.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of an
Order OF the county court OF the county OF Union.
state of South Dakota made on the 2ith day of
october, 1890. In the matter Ut the estate OF
administrator with the will annexed Of the said
estate will sell ut private sale to the highest
bidder for cash and subject t. confirmation by
day Of November: 1895. ut > o'clock p. M. at the
law office Of II. NJ Wallace at Elk Point in the
county ct Union; al the right. title interest and
eas and al sSs s ste q. s interest e
that the said estate has, Nv operation Of law or
otherwise. acqaired other than or In addition t.
Or sa sns &C. kfp Hlag ai The time q his
parcels OF la0d, situate. lying aud being In the
said county Df Union, state OF South Dakota.
ami D0tlndeA and described rs follows tO-wt:
The northwest quarter Of the north
Wet quarter INV Ir NV Ir) "
section twenty-nine ca, in town
snip ninety (O) Ut range forty
zine t49) and four q, acres lying
next to and adjoining said land on
eight ts) In block four a. of the
original townstte NJ the city ~
Elk Point.
That sealed bids or offers for the whole ar any
par'el Of said real estate will he received on or
after the day Of the first publication Of this no.
tire and up to the date of said sale ut the resi-
dene Of TIE undersigned In the city of Elk Point
n said Union County, said bids IN be IN writing.
signed by the bidder. stating the parcel or par
cells Of said real estate bid nlal aud the sum or
amount bid or offered
Terms and Conditions OF Sale:
Cash; ten per cent Of the purchase money IL
be paid to the said administrator 90 the day Of
the sale. balance on confirmation OF sale by said
judge Of the county court. Deed nt expense OF
purchaser.
!. n. BRNAs.
Administrator with the viii Annexed vt the rs
( tate n .1ArOll kiNlnNAr. Ilpcp:ASfff
Elk Point. :. ", Oct. rs. lsR5. NV
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31

The Hro0kings Press wants to know il
1N6go KellAm borrowed any money Of
sW. w. Tayior. Kellam borrowed 49,
80 q the Redfleld bank Of which
sTnylor was president.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1895-10-31

a Omaha lie figuring on getting the
mkt republican convention. THE
CoUa1EH viii raise no objection to her
0ets IN that direction. hence she
Z hae clear sailing.