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New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
Gountrp Real Gstate for Sale.

IIINpREDS OF VISITOiG asking about agri
cultural village. Norfolk. In 'Ole Virgirny'
Never knew demand FOR homes the farm. Big
party going on Nov 70 via Old Dominion
steamer Cost Of round ticket to the colony Hl4 ~
nrst cabin SO % secOnd will be credited pur
chase Twenty 500 payable $40 down and 81 or
more per Elegant soil for grdin tobacco. truck and
poultry Excellent markets Healthy climate. Hospit-
able neghbors Don't fail 10 on this delightful trip.
virginia you and will promise YOU good living
For full Information apply 10 d. L. RlSlEf, Room 2Vl.
N,w-iOrk
vI,OOK III BEARS DEER so plenty have ruined crops
$50 acres. story house. ~ rooms: hne new barn.
hennery insured for 81 sOO 20 visitors daily
Ia famous Basins 2tO- room hotel could be
led nond snarming with fish fine orchard only 81 500.
Applv TO owner r.. f. kNEELAND admr. 50. Water
ford Me or CIIAPIN'S FARM AGENCY Boston. III
farm book postpaid
VILLAGE FRUIT ThRM.-Forty minutes from Boston.
q, acres wood enough 10 pay for 1t h.2oO cords).
,r ful, iraes good story house. IL rooms fire
places barn. t0x2s hennrry. good repair; fine shade
,rice 81 500 $1,000 cash with horse. Jersey cow
Vehicles hay 10 cords split wood. machinery and too.s
Apply 10 owner. Rev. f.. J. MOORE Norfolk. Mass be
tween E,w York and Boston. fHAPlNS FARM
AGENCY. .ston. illustrated farm book post freeD
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
Countrn l]rouertn 90 Get.

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UNOR REN1.-A pea;ant healthy home for winter and
/ summer In ll"wAyn Park. Orange. y. j. three
minutes from 80 minutes New York:
hons. wi conveuiences: bedrooms
ba hr,oms sanitary exposed plumbing. Waring system
of Drainage selm heater. hardwood floors. etc; com
pep,v furnished 500 per month unfurnshed. 81 900 per
yea X. 4. BkbN NlNt. oWhrr. oiiisr' ~ D.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
BUILDING PLANS FILED.


Nsw huillinrs main Office;
lri,k nat AMI 10y Jonas Wen ana lf"in .
h,rl MAYER ~ 81 20 East 18th 81. owner NsV"
iisfh a. a. 10 4" of IN ave. Tor TWO i'W
and half story ani four thr". story ana basr
brick .w';iIns-. br Eranci~ 'ra"f"ih OF
NJ ~ East ~ Al. pWrfr '-''
New buildings. uptown branch
Commonwealth I. 2p II or hate'n
f,r n i've story fran" dwelling by James carr - o,o
OF ", East itis st. owner "'""'
l'n,n ave ~ l. .Sj Tor a two story frame dwell
ing h, g = ,iorIirr "f No l.2>I inion-ave. ~
Alterations. main office -
uln,tw.lr. Island. opposite 10h Il. 10 a one
ana one hnlf story frame boat hous". by city AN.
~ N.w York. owner. -. WV
Mon 81 80 222 tc u three story brick aud stone ~
,5th-s No tOi Fast ,rcnr. To a one story ifdh"
stabl. by I,erert : Geiken. ~ No 4"s 'h ave, ..
owner ,.i.L
4gth st. n . i2th ave To II ny. stors bri.k
anI frame stable. b, Eugene 4 Iuirn or NO ,
i13 iIth owner i''"o
Di,ai,n No hN- story brick store anu
tenement by II, Broiy. of No ~ Pike -. 80,
owner :. wv
Division II. No ~ To ivr story bri,k store. shop
and dwelling. by Stevan" of No ~" 30 81 ooo
,nth Il = 100 II . ~ 18th ave. 10 n three story
brick factory. by ID thesbro. of w-Hocheilr. o.
"'''''
Grand ~ No IOG. 10 n six story brick warehouse
by William II Gibson attorney FOR o"ne', No 49,,
Nassau D.uU
usd-rn Az. No I9i Q 6Ith- st. to four
story and basement brick and stone dwelling. by oo
RUSSELL saw y, JO6 9th ave. owner. NM
Alterations. uptown branch;
Ttp,on av. . n Of i5ath 1t. tn a three
storv frame dwelling. by Charles Meyer. or No -
Tnton-av-. owner ''oV
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

NEW YORK CONSERVATORY OF MlslC
~ EAST 18TH ST. Bet. - Ave AMI lrNinE , i''
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for BEGINNERS ............. FOR ADVANCED flflI.-
OPEN DAY AND EVENING fnr wears " I'm =.
GRADUATES PROVIDED with POSITIONS.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21
Fer Young Ladies-Country.

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Mrs TITrODORA n RICHARDS. Principal.
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For pn.. ard Young Ner.-''our'ry
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JARED fo- colleges Under - sss Location
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1T. JOiIH'S MILITARY SCHOOL. SING sING; y Y.
- An deal school 30 minutes from Grand Central
Preparation College and Busine,s HENRY J. LYAL
ara EMF. MENDEI. 81 A.. Principals
vVNIIE PEEKsKIfr. MILITARY ACADEMY Pcekskl,
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For other instruction Advts. see Page Eight.
New-York tribune., 1896-11-21

SUPERIOR BOARD b. d"lgh'fpiy sifua'"i housr ica'
- hv svste'n fnil *,uhrry exposure. all
Injuries - farm .Yiufur-. intai ls fsten
nffs.n IN f!fos lrse from station. OVERLOOK Morris
town. y j.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
THE JANSEN LAUNCHED.
Mllwaukea's New Flreboat Grace
fully Takes to the Water-City
Officials Present.

Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Nov. 11-[Spe-
cial.l -At precisely noon today the fire.
boat August F. Jansen, built here for
the city of Milwaukee, was launched at
kieboldt, Wolter & Co.'s shipyard amid
the screeching of whistles and cheers of
the several hundred people who had con-
gregated to witness the event. Not slip
occurred to mar the success of the
launching and when the fine boat slid
into the water there were no end of COM
pliments uttered on her fine appearance
and graceful lines. A delegation from
Milwaukee consisting of Chief Foley,
City Engineer Benzenberg, Commission
er Brockman. Assemblyman Woller and
nineteen aldermen besides a number of
others arrived on the train at II o'clock,
being met at the depot by Mayor Nelson
and John Conrad, designer of the craft.
All of the Milwaukee party returned
home ON the afternoon train. Aid. Ra-
dolph performed the ceremony Of chris
tening.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
HOUSE FULL OF GOODS.
What an Arrest for Shoplifting Re-
vealed to Ws.ukesha Mer-
chants

Waukesha, Wis, Nov. 12.-[Special.]-
Mrs. Elizabeth Jones of 200 East Main
street was arrested this morning on il
charge of shoplifting and a most interest
ing state of affairs has been disclosed.
John Brehm of Brehm Bros. swore out
the search warrant which led to the ar
rest, as last evening he alleges he saw
Mrs. Jones take a bolt of green velvet
under her shawl and carry it TO her
home. When the sheriff went to the
house with the warrant he found lot OF
new goods of all descriptions lying in
plain sight and after pulling the piles to
pieces variety of articles which might
stock small dry goods store was dis
PLAYED. The Sheritf's schedule shows
that there are twenty-six suits of boys
clothes, ffty-fye pairs of ladies and
children's shoes, both tan and black,
and ali Kinds Of dress goods
ladies' waists, lace, hats and caps, over
coats, etc, to the value of something like
$500. Clerks from Christoph's, Tasseps,
Hepp's, Brehms, Jacobson's and other
dry goods stores have identified various
of the articles as their own. Some of the
| merchants tell how they have detected
the woman before in the act of carrying
off merchandise.
Mrs. Jones was born in Germany and
is the widow of Hubbard Jones, who
was found drowned in his cistern three
or four years ago. She has lived for
fifteen. years in her present home. She
has six children. ranging from 8 to ID
years of age. Her husband had consid-
cradle insurance OH his life and so she
| has been supposed to be in good circum-
stances. Her neighbors say she is an
| odd woman.
When seen in Jail Mrs. Jones begged
in a choking voice for her baby and
asked where it had been taken. She
protested that she had bought all the
goods in her house except the fateful
green plush. She has been anxious for
her children and has purchased large
supplies for them. Why should she steal
when she had money out at interest all
around the city She said in proof of
her statement about large purchases that
! two weeks ago she borrowed $1O0 and
/ now has but $40 of it left
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
MRS. M'DOUGAL IN COURT.
Examination of the Alleged MUIR
deress Adjourned at Marinette
Until November 10.

Marinette, Wis, Nov. 9.-[Special.l-
Mrs. Kate McDougal. who murdered her
husband, Archie McDougal, on the after
noon of October "a, appeared before
Justice Humphreville this morning. The
courtroom was packed, as were the entry,
stairway and even the sidewalk below.
Mrs. McDougal looked very pretty.
Her cheeks were flushed, eyes clear and
she wore pretty blue suit and jaunty
sailor hat that rested stylishly on her
black curls. A feathery boa over her
shoulders and an almost invisible veil
drawn over the upper part of her face
finished her costume. Attorneys Martin
eau and Feeney sat on either side of her.
District Attorney Eastman conducted the
prosecution.
Charles Reifschlager was the chief wit
ness, being the only one who saw the
crime committed. Ee retold the familiar
tale and for an hour the defense tried
to catch him ON cross-examination, but
failed to weaken his testimony in the
least. Reifschlager's most startling. as
sertion was that he saw the smoking
revolver in the defendants hand.
DR.. s. p. Jones was called later and
said there was no evidence of poison
about the body of McDougal, but that
he died from a gun shot wound.
The examination was adjourned until
November 10 at o'clock.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
DEED OF A MADNAN.
~1a $. Puetz. a Sculptor.
Misslng from Chicago. Found
at Janesville.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Nov. 12-Fro1or;o 9
: ueA' decorative sculptor. who for
G lneiiy had studio at 6O2O Ellis avenue.
o y and who has been missing since
OCTOBER e, is now in Jail here. a rayinp
ea a His arrest was caused nv :
- l. .ner, whose baby he had plunged into
q iS1noWDank, and after he had framned
; NY zen miles on foot through fourteen
Q clock in the morning.
some of the eccentricities tho man o.
injured the fore part of the week. in
IIluuihg ms escape from constable. have
peen relaIed IN previous dispatches. 1t
appears mat after jumping into the con-
slaole buggy at the Hanlan farl.l, leay-
ing the ofhcer to nurse his anger as best
ne could, Puetz drove at top speed for
seven miles and then aband oned the
morse, striking out across the country on
At John Woods farm, two miles from
Were the morse was left, Puetz dashed
WI was asleep in it's cradle. Mrs.
Wood screamed for help, and when. her
husband came he saw Puetz bolt out of
the house with the child and roll If
IN a snowbank. He said he was ban
tlzlng, it. Wood and his three hired
men then overpowered Puetz and brought
MIN to GAINESVILLE, where he was locked
up.
Puetz said he left Chicago on October
%. He had been walking about the
country ever since, but did not know
where he had been. He expressed him
self as anxious to get back to. Chica 90.
ana was willing to start at once, bare
footed and in the snow. Relatives are
expected to come here for him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
NOVEMBER WEDDINGS.
Two Menasha Couples Joined in Binds
of Matrimony.


Menasha, Wis, Nov. 11-[SpeciaL]-
Frank Mayer and Miss Katie Arno of
this city were united in marriage this
morning at 8 o'clock at St. Mary S
church, Rev. Father Schubert officiating.
Charles Hart and Miss Martha Mo
jeska were united in marriage at St.
Patrick's church yesterday, Rev. Father
De Kelver officiating. A reception was
held last evening at the residence Of the
brides parents in this city.
Palmyra, Wis, Nov. 11.-[Special.]-
At the residence of the brides parents
in Elkhorn at high noon today Adelbert
Groves, a Palmyra business man, and
Miss Lolita Reed were married.
Richland Center, Wis, Nov. 11.-[Spe-
cial. Henry Gerber of Worthing, s. D.,
and Miss Grace Jones of Canton, S. D.,
were married here by Rev. H. Goodacre.
Burnett junction, Wis, Nov. H.
Especial Fired Harmon of this place
and Miss Hulda Koerner Of Minnesota
Junction were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents yesterday.
Oshkosh, Wis, Nov. 11.-[Special]-
J. c. Pustow and Miss Jennie Foster
were married last evening at st. Peters
parsonage by Rev. James O'Malley.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
A PROCLAMATION.
Gov. Upham DEGREES that Thursday
November 20, be Set Apart
for THANKSGIVING.

Madison, Wis, Nov. 8. Especial i
Gov. Upham today issued his Thanks
giving proclamation. 1t is as follows:
Following an honored custom and in con-
formity with the proclamation Of the Presi-
dent of the United States, |, William H.
Upham, governor of the state of Wiscon-
sin, do hereby set apart Thursday, the 26th
gay Gay OF November, 1896, as day of public
Thanksgiving
Notwithstanding the general industrial de-
preston which has prevailed in the coun-
denied crops and marked freedom from
caiamities, and the year is closing with the
promise of high degree of prosperity in all
departments of industry
1t is fitting therefore that day be set
apart in which all of the people of this state
may join either in their homes or in public
places of worship to render thanks and hum
bic acknowledgment to the Providence
which has vouchsafed to us these many
blessings
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
GO INTO MINNESOTA.
Northern Wisconsin Hunters Take AID
vantage of the Deer Season.

Northern Wisconsin Hunters Take Adj
vantage of the Deer Season.
West Superior, Wis, Nov. 0.-[Spe-
cial. THE hunters of Northern Wiscon-
sin who had intended making their an
nual trip into the woods in quest of
deer during the month of November have
been obliged to forego the pleasures of
the chase in their own state and as a
result are focking over into Minnesota
where the season is now open. Numer-
Gus parties have been made up from this
city, and each train sees hunting outfits
being sent to the scene of action.
With Superior parties, Deerwood. re-
sort upon the Northern Pacific railroad,
seventy miles distant, where some we'll
known head-of-the-lake business men
have summer homes, seems to be the
favorite spot though the more ambitious
of the hunters take to the wilds of
Northern Minnesota on the Winnipeg
road. Information from some of them
is that game is exceedingly plentiful,
and the hunter who is sufficiently ven
turesome to boast in after years that he
has killed the moose can find an oppor-
tunity to crafty his ambition. Moose
and deer are said to be plentiful in the
wild region between Rainy lake and the
headwaters of the Mississippi river, and
the region is doubtless one of the best
hunting grounds in the entire Northwest.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
MORE w ATER POWER.
Neenah and Menasha Mill Owners Give
an Additional Allowance.

Neenah and Menasha Mill Owners Given
an Additional Allowance.
Neenah, Wis, Nov. 9.-[Special. THE
recent order of the Neenah and Me-
nasha Water Power company instructing
mill-owners to increase their allowance
of water has given an impetus to manu-
featuring and business in this locality.
The exact amount of water used at
present is 10000 cubic feet per min
ute. There will be no change made in
this situation until the lake freezes and
navigation closes. The water will then
be under the exclusive control of the
Neenah and Menasha Water Power
company, and the management will then
regulate the usage of the water accord
ing to the supply and as economically
as conditions require for maintaining a
surplus amount for the lowwater period
which prevails during summer seasons.
Next spring it is very likely that through
the influence of the Water Power COM
pany slash boards will be placed on the
Menasha dam by legislative enactment.
A bill for this purpose, it is understood,
will be introduced at the next session OF
Congress-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
LOST HIS BARN AND GRAIN.
Fire on the Farm of August Fetter Near
Chippewa Falls.

Fire on the Farm of August Fetter Near
Chippewa Falls.
Chippewa Falls, Wis, Nov. 1O.-Au-
gust Fetter, who lives on the Stilson
farm, town of Lafayette met with a Sc
we're loss by fire in the burning of his
barn last evening which in all probable
fire was first discovered it had gained
rapid Roadway, indicating that it must
have been smoldering for some time.
Fetter's livestock as well as his farm
machinery were all housed in the barn.
The cattle and horses he succeeded in
saving, but the machinery is a total
loss.
Stored in the barn were twenty tons of
hay, 1000 bushels of grain and a plat
form buggy valued at 500. all of which
We're destroyed. The loss aggregates
$500. with insurance in the Eagle Point
Fire Insurance company of 500.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
HIS ACTIONS ARE QUEER.
Police Searching Rock County Woods for
a SunnnsAd Sculntnr

Police Searching Rock County Woods for
Supposed Sculptor.
GAINESVILLE, Wis, Nov. 11.-Sheriff APP
pleby and a posse are securing Rock
county woods, searching for a man who
gave his name as Frederick III. Puetz, a
sculptor, and claimed Chicago as his
home.
Puetz is evidently insane, and his do
ings. Monday night were remarkable.
After going all over the city he brought
up at John Hanlon's farm in the town of
La Prairie yesterday morning. Here he
got j. e. Gleasons driving horse and
went down the road as fast as the beast
could haul him. The horse was found at
the Sweitzer farm, but the man was not
located. Searchers are beating the coun-
try in that vicinity, and hope to find the
man before night.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
OLD DAMAGE CASE.
MIR. Raymond's Suit Against the City OF
ShebOygan.

Appleton, Wis, Nov. 1O.-[Special =
The November term of the Outagamie
circuit court convened yesterday. The
calendar is large and includes number
of cases of interest and Importance,
among them being the personal damage
case of FL. Raymond of Whitcomb against
the city of Sheboygan. This case grows
out of injuries received some years ago
by Mr.. Raymond from driving into an
open sewer in street in Sheboygan,
the same not being lighted as required by
law. From the injuries received Ray
mond, an old man, is still incapacitated.
The case has had several trials in Calu-
met and Outagamie counties, and on ev-
cry trial the jury awarded damages to
the plaintiff or disagreed. At the last
trial here damages were awarded the
plaintiff in the sum of $4,000. The
case was then appealed to the Supreme
court and is now sent back here for re-
hearing on a technicality. By agreement
it will be the first case taken up and
comes on today
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
APPLY FOR A LICENSE.
Outside Company Wants to Write In
surance in Wisconsin.

Madison, Wis, Nov 1O.-[Special.]
The Assurance Lloyds Of America, a fire
insurance association, has made applica-
ton for license to do business in Wis
consn. Commissioner Fricke refused q
similar application made about year
ago, on the ground that they had not
made the deposit required by the state
laws. They are required to come in as
foreign fire companies do by putting up
a guarantee deposit in the state in which
they are organized of 100000.
They have now made such deposit with
the board of trustees which is COM
posed of the finance committee of the
association and make strong point of
the fact that the Illinois commissioner
has admitted the company to that state
under the agreement that the finance
committee will notify him of any impair
menr in the resources.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
PASSED FORGED CHECKS.
sharper in the Guise of a Farmland Vic
timizes Portage Merchants.

Portage. Wis. Nov. 12.-[Special IA
young man who had the appearance of a
farmland succeeded in passing forged
checks upon several business men yes
terday afternoon. The checks were all
drawn on the City bank of Portage in
favor Of G.. Heller and purported to be
signed by Ole NJ Bendixen. sheriff elect
Of This county, for whom the man said
ne had been working as a farmland.
His method was to enter a store, make a
small purchase, and offer check in pay
ment and receive the change in cash.
IN most instances he was successful in
working eff the checks, as the apparent
commences Of Mr.. Bendixen's signature,
Tie young mans plausible story and the
small amount for which the paper was
drawn aroused no suspicion. The
amounts so far known to have been Sc
cured by him aggregate 500 The offl-
GERS made diligent search for the young
man. but could find no trace of him.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
LECTURE FOR WOMEN.
New Move by the Woman's Club of She
boygan.

boygan.
Sheboygan. Wis, Nov. 9:-[Special.l-
The Woman's club of Sheboygan gave
lecture at the Congregational church par
lors Saturday afternoon, which is new
departure here, and bids fair, if the prac-
tice is continued, to become one of the
most popular moves the club has made.
The Woman's club has been in exist
ence for number of years. devoting the
winter months to a study of foreign coun-
tries. Each year it's members took up
a country for discussion, and when
spring had ended its members were in
formed upon every phase of its condition,
politically historically. socially and geo.
graphically. The work was divided among
the members, and the good resulting was
great When the state-federation idea
was first preached the ladies of the local
club were deeply interested, and two rep
resentatives were sent to Milwaukee
where the clubs of the state met a few
weeks ago. The Woman's club Of this
city became a charter member of the
fedora tiOu
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
COUNTY SEAT WILL REMAIN.
East Enders" at Superior Work a Clever
Trick.

Trick.
West Superior. Wis, Nov. 12.-[Spe-
tiai.l-The county board this afternoon
.:?of action which, it is alleged, prac-
ucaily ties up the county seat at the
EAST end for five years or more. When
me board met resolution was intro.
Sqeed authorizing the expenditure OF
%loVo IN repairs" to the present build
auS. 1t was explained that the law re-
V Mfed $4,000 to be expended before the
county seat had to remain where 1t was
1Tf i've years and the resolution passed
me me eyes of the West Superior members
we're shortly afterwards opened by the
.%ct that the $500 improvements to me
%Uhty jail now in progress makes the
necessary $4,000 which the east enders
nave been working so long to plaster
IIn' and efforts at removal are probab
Anocked out The board adopted the
lFloft OF committee against dlylsles
NJ lhe town of Brule on the ground OF
UNNECESSARY eynensa
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-11-16
KIND PEOPLE VICTIMIZED.
No Truth in the Story About ''Stockades"
Near Wausau.

No Truth In the Story about 'Stockades"
Near Wausau.
Wausau, Wis, Nov. 10.-[Special i
There is no foundation whatever for the
story published in Milwaukee this morn
ing that girls are being held in resorts
near here against their will The story
results from an idle tale told Mrs. Ep-
person when she was here Monday, No
vember 2, by girl who recently came here
from Milwaukee. She was in a place
outside of Wausau and left without him
drance and told the story to arouse local
sympathy A couple of local clergymen
looked into the matter and found that
she was not, as she claimed, greatly
wronged, and the matter has been
dropped.
graphs that no Milwaukee young ladies
are held against their will in that city.