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The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-08-14
WAKING UP.
THE OLD-T1ME CRY FOR LIB.
ERTY HEARD THROUGHOUT
THE LAND.
The People Everywhere Aroused
as They Contemplate the Des.
potism of the Supreme
Court.
(The Railway Times,)

(Ine hallway IlmeS)
The imprisonment of E. V. Debs
and other officials of the American
Railway Union. is creating the most
intense adherence throughout the Rus
sianized United States. Meetings of
the '76 style are the order of the day.
Everywhere the people are waking up.
The old colonial fires are beginning to
burn. Men are arousing from their
StupOr and they are swearing, as did
Gen. Jackson, "By the Eternal" that
this government can not exist 10 per
cent plutocrats and 80 per cent slaves.
AS an indication of the spirit that is
abroad in the country we publish the
following letter from Rev. w. E. Lin.
coin, Congregational minister, Paines-
vile, Ohio, to E. V. Debs:
MY BELOVED RRoTHER:-The great
honor of my life is that l was account
ed worthy Of mprisonment by U. S.
judge for rescuing slave from U. S.
marshal. A like honor has fallen up-
on you. Glorify God that you are
chosen to so great place of respon-
sfbiiity. Gird your whole powers to
lead the workingmen to vote wisely
and please let an old man who in the
tifties preached abolition in the South
face to face to shareholders, plead
with you to follow the Christ idea and
include all workmen in your view.
Only here lies the victory. Band all
wOrkingmen and the world is at your
feet. May God give you wisdom, for
your work is gigantic, but l expect
you to succeed. l pray for you.
love you, though have never seen
you. w. E. LINCOLN,
Cong. Ministe Painesville, O.
There is no mistaking such senti-
ments of devotion. Liberty is in
peril. The pillars of the republic are
crumbling, and men and women are
praying for God to save American lib
erty. God works by means and He
will respond to prayer if men show
their appreciation Of liberty.
The American Railway Union is on
trial as was never a labor organiza-
tion in all time past. It dared to put
forth its hands to rescue Pullman IS
slaves. imprisonment is the penalty
its officials are paying. BY the eternal
God, no man ever went to prison for q
more righteous cause.
The American Railway Union,
standing firm amidst the storm, rally
ing round its imprisoned officers, pa
tient, patriotic and fearless, will com
mand the admiration of the world.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-08-14

government. 1 would ask my fellow
citizens, where is there a field where
betterment is more ardentiy desired
by the taxpayer and good citizens
generally than in the field of muni-
cipal politics in the United States and
where in the world is the rule of the
lobby and the absolutim of the bosses
so great as in the legislation of the
large cities?
Coupled with the referendum, but
OF more recent adoption. is what is
called the initiate, by virtue of which
the people by their own volition and
in simple and direct manner can
call for the repeal or abrogation of a
law or a change in the constitution.
If the voice Of the people be truly
the voice of God. then the desire of
hearing the voice (at the ballot box)
can't be gratified too often; if the re-
turn to some OF the simple and direct
political practices of the forefathers
effects the weakening Of the political
leadership and the machine, and if it
makes the representatives less arbi-
trary and their constituents more
watchful, then there can't be more
laudable task to devote ourselves to
in the closing years of the nineteenth
century than the agitation for and
the adoption Of the referendum.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-08-14
COIN DIMPLES.
COIN HAPPY HEARTS.

s'When American workshops coin
all American muscle into wages the
money problem will be solved"
After you have coined the muscle Of
the women and children of America
into wages, and pocketed the wages,
what are you going to do with the re-
mains? Make fertelizers Of them?
Some day American muscle will take
men of your un-American and un-
christian and inhuman stripe and use
muscle and all as fertilizers, and on
the ground thus enriched will grow a
government that will have a higher
idea than that of coming muscle into
wages. 1t will coin wages into muscle,
coin dimples into the cheeks of little
children, coin sparkle in the eyes of
maidens, coin lines of contentmenton on
the faces of mothers, and coin patriot
ism in the hearts Of dll-the latter
having been demonetized by you and
your fellows some years ago.-Public
(Chicago).
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-08-14
HOW TO SUPPORT A PAPER.
First-Always pay your subscriptic

First-Always pay your subscription
promptly.
Second d-Recommend it to your
neighbors and see that they place
their names on the roll.
Third-When through reading it
circulate it among your friends and
neighbors.
Fourth-Remember, II the prin-
ciples you indorse are to prevail, it Is
your duty to give them wide circula-
tion.
The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1895-08-14

Continued ON Page Five.l
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
SIMPSON e. HAZLETT,
1911 Market ST.. Wheeling, WA
FOR SALE.

House, rooms and hall, lot g.
18th ST. between Jacob and WH
House, Z rooms and hall
9th ward $500.
House. rooms, 18th ST., 81
House. 3 roomed cottage. JH..
9th. $3.50.
House, 8 rooms, Centre Wre
House. rooms and han. NIt.
gases, Jacob ST. between I'. -
800.
House, s rooms. 29th st..
House. 3 rooms, brick
Wheeling, 5000.
House, 8 rooms ana n.I. Dr.. N.. G.
18th ST.. cheap, So
House, g rooms aaI I.u lo. El"
near street car bar.. cheap. f.H
House, 3 rooms, brick. lUi O"aph
Corner lot, Lind ST., 80 IT, front
Lots in McNechen. North
Glendale, Island, Elgineton
Pleasant Valley and many oI...
and near city. Cali and get nr
House, rooms, brck, corner
House. 0 rooms. brick. lot r.
Chaplne ST.. 9Th ward. SLo4
House. "a rooms and store room. -
st. near 2lst. lot HXi2D r..
House. rooms, 18th ST., &lfl
Double frame house l0 rooms
room. corner of 33d and Jacob
for 81 per month, $500
House. s rooms. corner lot -iI.
Lots on Lind ST., BelyeIere
Sz Bu gfgai property on Market
'i s5oo $780, $500 2Qo, 5000 and
loan 0' ''' NEsBITT g. DEF
Telephone Cl3. 1880 Marke'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
A GREAT DEMONSTRATION.
Held at Dayton, Va, in Honor OF INC
Completion OF the Chesapeake and Wes-
tern Road 10 That Place.

Held at Dayton, Va, in Honor OF INV
Completion OF the Chesapeake and ives
tern Road TO That Place.
Special to the Register.
Harrisouburg. Va, July S1.-The COM
pletion of the Chesapeake d Western Rail-
road from this city to Dayton. Va was
made the OCCASION of grand demonstra-
ton az Dayton tonight There was
/ banquet 40 which numerous representa-
lives of the development of Virginia were
present, besides many from other places
including those whose money is making
The building Of the railroad possible.
Among the most interesting features was
@ letter from oIr. Richard n. Edmonds'
of Baltimore. Mr.. Edmonds. who is per-
haps better posted on the development OF
tina South than any other man. told OF thu
rapid increase OF wealth I'm Virginia and
West Virginia owing to the development
of The past few years. Mr. Edmonds
letter was il part as follows
I have watched the progress OF this en-
I terpr.se with great interest, and When ursl
undertaken congratulated the people OF
Nir-inia and West Virginia upon securing
q railroad which promises so much loI
these Two States. Marvelously blessed by
nature ass Virginia and West Virginia are,
Wc can hes, form an idea OF the great pos
| S-1ihues OF development before thtW ny
comparison with what the uelshuOrlnS
- tate or Pennsylvania has accomplished.
I'm every material aspect these States lar
outr1nk Pennsylvania. Probably no olner
equal area n tine world has been more
iaNlsniy blessed than Inc Nirsin'as, ana
vet their material advancement has been
flr short of what Pennsylvania and other
Northern and Western States nave ac-
Cqmplishel. But the railroad and indus
trial progress of these two States is now
about 10 enter upon new period OF ac-
Illty.
ne area oi uSiNld ana NeSl Virginia
. is 5000 square miles, that OF fenusylNa-
mia $500 square miles. West Virginia
alone has 1900 square miles or coal Ter
ritory, Pie hest ana richest In the world;
while PcuusyNanla has only l2lw square
miles Yet Pennsylvania is mining H3rh-
.I. tons of coal % year; while West Viz
.uia and Virginia combined are putting
our only about l2Wht.1 tons. fennsLiNd-
ult Wi-l ONLY iWu-tliilS ol lhe area on ltte
irEiuius mas nearly INNV' miles OF L'til-
road. while they have only about o,ovO
miles.
Owing TO the enormous Industrial inter
esls OF PENNSYLVANIA, IT'S farmers nave
PENNSYLVANIA farms. with only two
thirds OF the area of the farms OF the y ir-
ciuiIs. We're worth NmW0.pl more imam
Che farms Of the latter states. ..,,u
f9rr -bat ~. latter State has SO enor-
w0usly developed IT'S industrial interests
What Virginia and West NltSiula can Uo
Cav be un1ers'ooQ Wneh u Is IelitSi li,
herel that Pennsylvania WIN lls i2.'5
SQUARE miles of territory and with less
natural resources of coal and IRON anu
timber thau the Nirguias, produced or
manufactured goods i'm 1890 Sl,35l Um,uVJ
against Sl2Il 0.oQo Tor Virginia and W e st
VIRGINS. While Pennsylvania paiu OUT
ra i+e factory hau1- So 10000 in wages 10
1850, The TWO EUginas pd-u ON <-l, ,,,il,,,s5
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
EOP GTT e

. lots \. Huron ST.. old Fair ..
~ y. ork IT,, new 2--torg .r..
lO3f EOn st., can he had uu ....
200 and 2O8 Main street. .u.
ming through to Coal ST.. two
very low.
40. - y. Huron st.. five room.
Double brick dwelling we.t -".
2-stOry brick dwellua.
lot 9JXIOO.
I'D acres land on Edgiugtou'-
ltij and 1l4TMarkot SIRE.
~ and l224 Market street,
$1,000 will buy n larg. .-..- .
ioumed house az IeathrrWol. .
able location. Many other ur..
city and country. $4,000 DO I...
GEORGE ,. MATlI,gN.
Real Estate Agent, 1928 Ma..e. ..-.-
Telephone lO7.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
BEDROOM SUITES

That are dreams Of restful reDose and
suggestions of delightful sIumber claim a
space in every sleeping apartment
You'll find just such furniture as this in
our stock, and we show them in a variety
of styles in oak, walnut, curly birch and
mahogany. Every suite is double
temptation at the price we offer. We
can't be undersolI. Our furniture dis
play cannot be eXceIled. To make pur-
chases elsewhere is to pay more for small
values. Don'tforget these bargains.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
THE ANNUAL ENCAMPMENI.

GREAT p-c,,-..+,...,.- --..,.....- ... ,.--,-.-.
bur-, for t,,.. r,,,.,.t...-' 10 D.. -.
sne,ral t- tl,. r,..-....-
D.-,..-.
W.. 90 July MAY ll
d. q. Chuck, OH Auburn. QuarJermaster
OF the brigade ON General Spiuman's
star i- or,o.+-7 l...... ............... ....s
'- IT." D--a "--o-t camp o-7i-S
Wllbekept busy getting THINGS in shape
for the f.-b animal aneerru,enr of tia
We. y-,..,...t. ,-.......l ,,..-.+ -,..,.
-o--l-- mere luesl3y. l1a MAYOR
has ON previous occasions demonstrated
the l1ct tnlt he is q hard worker. and
tlcro is mo- doubt but he win have eve
crytbing I'm readiness for the soldier
boys.
--aJ0r u. D. Neal. OF this city. who
holds the responsible position OF COM
missary ON General Spumans STAFF is
also hard ct work. ae s. determined
that Che bows shall have plenty of good
eaIabfes during their c9mD life and
fulrfnr fr1m fla size of the orders he
is serdine in one rou1d believe that
there nra f1 De- more than .r-1 regiments
in cawD. Major Neal certainly de-
serves The thanks of every soldier who
likes GOOD eating. for the excellent
manner iu which he has supplied their
wants in the mist
Another hn.v officer at the Dreee0f
time is General p. j.. Suffruqn brfgade
ro-nr1ar4a- of tho National Cra-f
Ills tir-. fs v-eu +ot-er ,,,, v-.tb e.,-.r,,
i--+-,,..tto-- e.-,.ri.,.- .,.,+ .rt.-. ana f-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
S.STE2SVILLE NEVIS.
Local and Social Happenings Oh '1a
EuStling Town

Down the River - Personal ana
Other Interesting Items Pertain
fnr to the OIL Metropolis or west
Virginia.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
&tEOR SELEN

The property No. ITO Soul Frr
street; lot 4oXIoo, frame house.
finished attic, ? porohes, bath ..
and cold water. Also, one . 1-,-
corner Of Erie and Indiana s.- N.
Improvements.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01

Special 10 the Register.
sisre-svile. w. Va. July 31-A la"
srf- Of more than usual interest took
Mace This morning before Mayor
Vbir,essv The case was that
of The city Of sistersyile ".
7srmann Brewing Company for an
ALLEGED violation of the city ordinance
nrovidine for licenses for retailers. The
Pevmsru Brewing Company recently
established am agency here and built "a
cold storage house in which to store
their e55Is. and tbey claim that their
State license taken out for the manufac-
rre and sale of beer. etc., in Wheeling,
covers their business here. The city
authorities claim that as they have no
county license. granted i'm this county
10 does not. and a few days ago war
rant was issued and the agent taken be-
fore the Manor. The ease was c31,nue1
until this morning. when Joan CARR
son. The Brewing Company representa-
tive. ana John a. Howard, Esq" Oh
Wheeling. came down The case was
tried before The Mayor this morning and
after the examination OF several Wit
uessas. the Brewing Company was found
zuilv and fined S1026), they, virtually,
not making any defense. AS soon as
the Mayor rendered his decision Mr..
Howard made q motion to- appeal the
ease. which was granted, and it Will be
taken before the Circuit Court at its
session next month The case involves
D. very interesting law point and will DO
Watched very closely by all firms i'm tho
State IF ana adverse decision is given
bv the Circuit Court the case vii. be
carried Co The Supreme Court The city
was represented by +. L. Blacbm0re
and the Reymann Brewing Co. by John
A. Howard. prosecuting attorney oI
Ohio county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
FOR SALE.
WADDINGTON

Containing p acres. on Bethany .... -.
from city Splendid irdit and -.
dwelling house. Also dairy farm .
class improvements, near fu-..
,..- vs.. I.
Attorney and Land Agent. Gin. l..
ing. 1900 Market street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
ASSIGNEE SALE OF WHEEu mn
VINEYARD PRn9L1-

We viii OFFER for short r-...
sale. the Wheeling Hin viu....
consisting of about tnlrtr.
improvements thereon. N.
property as a whole or Vf
or west side Of the hill scr..
suit purchasers. For pric.
at Office of Geo. j. Mathls8r
ket street, Wheeling. vs.. s..
GEORGE j. MAT4-...
+. $. RILEY.
jyl9edh Assignees OK y. D. ...
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01

Tho REGISTER. embracing Its several
editions, is entered al the Postomce in
wheeling. W.. Va. as second-class matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
fOR sALs-ReAL EsIL--

FOR SALE-LOTS IN MARTINS nv.
~, o., centrally located. Cal as -.
MRS. KLENES. 1125 Water S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
Special Commissioners Sale d.
liable Island Real Estate

t-. - o dcoroa of f..
10y VT luC % -. i...-.r'.I ....
Court OF pHlo '.y"'i.t s,,., ..
day OF May, I'''' ll
therein pendlhs' Ut US"
mer.s executor ls llaiil,lli' a''
trustee, ana olHSl y, ..'.i i l'....'
uuierslgiled Spetldi
a. The nortn front uoor ol 'i''
Ou .-. .r-,,-e,7, t..l,
SATURDAY. A1'
commencing at ten O'Clock,
lowing described property 'i
thereof as may DE necessary
and pay the debts described
'r.. irchldiuu costs Of suit a.
Sale to-wit: Lot 80. lCi siua
g.utb side of VIRGINIA Street
ieland in the city of WheoHuG.
~ Stlfo of West Virginia. s.
sioue,. vim first offer the east .a..
M yvest han scpau. eIy ar.
ofror. said lot as "a whole and
h. H. ~ ~, I'm which IL VIII brH
amount That iu ease said
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01

OF respect and Obituary NO
hces i've cents per line.
stamps OF The denomination OF tive
cents and less accepted FOR amounts less
Than one dollar.
correspondence containing important
news solicited from every part OF the
surrounding country.
Rejected communications win not be re-
t'fhed unless accompanied by sufficient
postage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01

FOR sAIE-NICELY PRl.. -- D-l
nf trust. at Register once
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
FOR RENT-
FOR RENT.

. rooms. 2nd story. - Virginia
Store Room, ~ Virginia str.t -.
o rooms, 3rl story. Elcyeuta -.r
9 rooms. 2nd story. Tenth .t-.. s
6 rooms. 2ud story. cor Tu-l
streets. $40. JAMES J.. Halr. .-l
Tel oSf. 1865 81 ... ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-01
"ESI VIRGINIA PRINTING CO.
IOSlisHERs AND PROPRrEroRs
TERMS

--'-' EAR. by 1IAIL POSTAGE PRE-
PAID
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-22
yroH pRoxrrrrr PEOPLE.

A great many pcrsons to our know ledge have voluntarily preneunced Dr Keansdy's FAvorite Kemsdy successful in curing diaease. Here arc . number of statements that demonatrate the value of the medicine.
 Commandsr James 2. DsaA, of Gen Grant Post, e. 4. R., hon1oat, N. T.. contracted an aggravated stomacn trouble, which resulted in chronic dys- pepsia. He suffered misery until he used Dr kenncdyss Favorite Remedy. After using 1t week." says Comman- der Dean, ssI felt better, and in short while was entirely cured, that terrible distress and food breaking us sour in my throat, had all gone"
 Rev I. w. Hill, Pastor Methodist Church Accord, N.s F.: Fl can speak highly of Dr Kennedy's Favorite Rem- edy as blood medicine. Ten years ago I had a cancer removed from my lip. I then began the use of Dr Kennedy's Favorite Remedy and to this day no sign of 1t has reappeared.n
 The Sisters of Charity, St Mary's Fe- male Hospital, Brooklyn, N. r., says :: ''The satisfaction we realize from the use of Dr kennedy's Favorite Remedy surpass all expectation. The worst cases of eczema, salt rheum and acrofula yield to it's curative power, nervousness, sleeplessaess, liver and kidney com plaints and all urinary troubles are cured by it's use.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-22
NOTES FROM ST ROSES.


 The fair which has been held in Mid dlebrook's hall. by the young ladies ot St Stephens church, Stepney, on Mon day, Wednesday and Friday evenings O. last week, and Monday and Wednesday evenings of this week, will come to ' close tonight (Friday). A large dele gation from Newrown, the St Roses, Jr choir and the Children of Mary, aboul 40 in all, visited the fair on "Wednesday evening, the 20Ih, and are enthusiastic il sheir praise of the cordial reception they received. The evening was very pleas ant and the ride was thoroughly enjoyed Other delegations from Bridgeport, Red ding and Derby visited the fair during it's progress and all contributed generou- ly. At the close of the fair, Friday ev ening, many beautiful and costly article will be disposed of. Supper will be fur nished by the young ladies and jolly time is in store for all who attend.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-22

Mir and Mrs Brennan arrived in town, Monday evening. During their trip south they made brief stays at New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Wash ingtou, Mount Vernon and Richmond. As the New Milford special reacted the iepot, shouts of joy could be heard for miles around as tbe wedding party 4lighted from the train. A warm recep
 ion was given them by their many friends and the members of St Rose,s choir. After many congratulations the party went to the residence of the brides mother, which was tastefuliy festooned and hung with Chinese lanterns. Supper vas served in the large dining room and consisted of all the good things necessa- " for the comfort of the inner man and vas partaken of by about 60 couples. Ali Ter sup CT the evening was most epjoya- bly, spent with dancing, songs. recita tions, games and merry making. Dur ing the evening the Newtown serebaders rendered some of their soul-stiring selec- rions. Starting through life Mir and Mrs Brennan have the best wishes of the Newtown people and their many friends throughout the state.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-22

Messrs Prindle & Morris had 8 lively runaway on Sunday, while on the way to Palestine to attend the funeral of MT Boyson's child. When near George A. Northrop's they were tipped over, both of these gentlemen finding themselves op the soft snow, while the horses were making a mile in two minutes toward Stepney. When near the Palestine schoolhouse it appears the team turned round, breaking the pole, and on the re- turn trip toward Newtown (for they had become conscience smitten and had start ed back after the genial gentlemen they were caught by Harlow Benedict.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-22
LENTEs SERVICES AT TRINITY.

The Lenten services at Trinity church will be as follows:
 Ash Wednesday, service and sermon, 10.30 a. m.
 Sundays, service and sermon, Il 8. m., service 7.30 p. n.
 Wednesdays, service and reading, 33o p. n.
 Fridays, service and lecture, 7.30 p. m Feast of the Annunciation, B. V. M March 25, service, 10 30 a. m.
 Holy Week: Monday, Tuesday, Thurs day, and Saturday service. 10 30 a. n.
 Wednesday, service and reading, 3.30 Good Friday, service aud sermon l0.30 q. m., service and lecture, 7.30 p. m.
 Easter day, service, sermon and Holy Communion II a. m., Children's festival, 3 30 D. m.
 Hoy Communion. Sundays, March 3, at 12 m., March IF, at 10 a. m.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-22
HArTERTowH.
VIEWPOINTS FIFTH WARD.

A party was given Miss Anna NJ. Pen. ny. Monday evening, February Il. About 35 were present. It being pleas ant evening larger number would have been present had not the deep snow and drifted roads interfered.
 Mrs Eugene Northrop has spent sever al days with Danbury friends.
 Mrs J. Stillson is sick with the gril and under the care of Dr Hill.
 Fred F. Lovejoy of Norwalk is visiting his grandfath r, B. H. Peet.
 R. M. Booth returned from his visit to the Capital City, Tuesday.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-22

The sympathy of the townspeople will go out to the afflicted family of Mir ano Mrs H. P. Boyson, whose daughter, Er aestine Alva Boyson, little miss of fou' years and seven months, died on Satur- day with diphtheria. The funeral, held m Sunday, was private. At the session of the Congregational Sunday school or Sunday, it was voted to extend the sym pathy of the school to Mir Boyson ano family. The little child was membe of the home department of the school The oldest daughter. Miss May, is il with the same disease, but it is believed hat she is on the road to recovery.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-22

F. L. Johnson says he was first elected a member of the Newtown Board of School visitors in 1857 when teacher in Sandy Hook, and that he has served as 4 member of the school board 3 years out of the 3S years since p ssed. In all the time, covering period of 40 years. he cannot recall an instsnce, where either directly or indirectly, the action of the school board has been the cause of litigation, until the disturbance came that eliminated in the recent Gray's Plain controversy.
The Newtown bee., 1895-02-22

A party of Woodburyites had fine
 time on a sleigh ride excur sion, their
 destination being Dicks hotel, last FIi- day night. Among those in the party
 we're Frank Winton, Alexander Gordon,
 Carolyn l.. Morriss. Ellen c. Winton,
 Florence s. Wells, Ella c. Gordon, Clara Minor, H. c. Cartwright, Grace Nj. Dana, E. H. Cowles, Hobart Morriss, Ckarles Gordon, J. G. Terrill. Mary G. CowIes, e, B. Cowles. q. s. Cowles,
 Bessie B. Terrill, c. K. Winton, Florence :. Lenton, A. $. Pearsali, Lucy H. Cor. don and Cora M. Hilton.