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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
THE TWO MARRIAGES.

with the other Vanderbilt girl We have
the privilege Of sending tribute 10 for
eign country month after month 10 MAIN
tain a beautiful American girl In style
there. our portion Is to admire With
this marriage there may be the same
pouring OF popular money into the money
bags. but here Il comes back directly and
We can admire az closer range. TO be
sure with the other there is the unde-
niably useful tightening OF the bonds be-
tween a foreign power and our own Blu.
with this ono there IS a closere union 90
domestic forces that cannot but result
IN the branching ont and the expenditure
OF brains and money
Tho amount OF fortune which this
young couple will have can be estimated
I'm dollars and IN business interests. Thas
II VIII be the largest sum ever brought
within the personal control Of two young
people can he stated az once. when Cor
nelius Vanderbilt was born IN 1913 his
father had such 4 modest fortune thas
the bow was put 10 work IN a bank on
clcrhace 10 earn his living" His
grandfather. the Old Commodore a rich
man with plenty Of children looked on
quietly while his favOrite grandson work
ed day and night over the ledgers. and
the stain NJ ink was on his hands.
When the Commodore died Cornelius
was thirty four years old. tired man
who looked mlidle-aged from overw0rk
His portion in me Commodore will was
$1,000 GO. When his father died a few
years later. there was 4 portion of So o.
0oo.o00 for young Comelius with this he
began the great financial operations tha.
have yielded the $50 900 which no n0Y
hos.
rha aatfrr, uTf o. onf,, tfr.. ,,arai-s -
tions from shirt-sleeves 10 shirt-sleeves"
kept the old Commodore awake the first
night DO heard ~. lie recorded 4 vow
that it should not be so IN his family
When near his death be made his son
William promise thar the bulk of h'.
fortune should he given 70 his eldes-
son. AMI William I'm turn eXactcd the
same promise from IFS son Cornelius.
rn This way the family fortune was kept
intact. where an equal division would
-nift o. into ribbons TOO slender % hea =
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
cHAsGrs AGAINST PrTHIANS.1
Claimed That They Ignored Decision OF
supreme Lodge.

Claimed That They Ignored Decision OF
Supreme Lodge.
A press dispatch dated Chic.ss. IL.
says:
Tho use OF tho German ritual In knights
OF Pythias lodges is again exciting
discussion. AS "a result OF an inNestlsa-
lion recently conducted by Commlssioner
Howard LouglasA past supreme chan-
ccllor. a report will be Submitted 20
tho biennial convention OF the Supreme
Lodge a. Cleveland next week showing
that the decision Of tho Supreme
Lodge. forhlddug the use n the German
utual. has been systeInaucAll ignored
aud vioiul
Tho three mon against whom the
charges were brought arc German Past
Chaucelors Charles 7. Lochr OF klch-
iuond Va. Henry NeNenvoss. OF Louise
Vile. nud Fred hickman, Of Chicago.
Inquiry among The local Iythians
causes, the conclusion that the German
element IFS prepared 10 go TO any extremes
rather than submit TO the DEGREES II th9
Supreme Lodge that their proceeding
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

Not long since some one rummaeing
among the papers Of the British Museum
found the following: Charge for burning
the bodies Of Cranner. Latimer and RID
iey. For three loads wood fagots, ia;
itcm. one load furze fagots, 80 id; Item.
TOR carriage % Go. fem. a post p 4d'
item. tro chains. IS At. item. TWO staples,
so: item for lahorers. % Sd; total. Al 6s
So" Tile pure and g0dly Latimer was
30 years old when be was burned. 10
would cost a great deal more for fagots
enough 10 burn uD the memory OF those
men n has already cost many times more
10 erect the beautiful monument which
now adorns The spot whore they suffered.
IN tho principal thoroughfare OF oxford.
Rams Horn.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
Whit Cnlnnel CnfshaM Said.

The report OF Colonel Cutshay's state
ment before the Commlsse on Grounds
AMI Buildings on Thursday evening in
regard 20 TIA fresh-alr ventiiators OF
the CITY Hall contained one or two
inaccuracies The published account OF
the Engineers communication made him
FAY that a test of The fans made m March
and December, 1884. showed an exhaus-
ton OF $50 cubic feet OF air per min
ute ." The figures should have neen
$3.50. The report also had the express
sion deserving one tan" for reversing
one fan"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
Miss Hennlng's New Song.

Asc Julia II. Hennlns, OF this city,
who has written and published quite 4
number of popular songs. several OF which
have been sung with success by leading
artists on the vaudeville stage and in
the minstrel companies. has Just had pub
hshed her latest song entitled Got OK
or Cuba's Toes The song deals with
tho Spaish cuban war ana is intensely
patriotic. The music Is quick and catchy.
aai doubtless it VIII not be long before
the air is whistled on the streets. The
j.. J. Paul Music Company. 20 east Sew
enteenth street, New York. are the pub
fishers OF the song
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

George w. woodsIi Sent TO Prison for Two
Years

George w. Woodbli sent 10 ffisou '"f ""
Years
twenty-five years ago George W. wood
an was welded n his present wife For
a long time they lived happily together.
Nyoodall went into tho grocery business
and prospered. Then no began TO drink
first the social glass with a friend, then
tho morning appetizer th~1 three drinks
ger day for his health. His love for MS
Vie became Indifferent. and tho inevi-
table soon came-W codall landed IN tho
gutter. His social friends pitied him'
bur passed on by.
his treatment OF his Wife became UNI
bearable. and with her son. about ten
vears ago. she left him. The bor Was
then about twelve years OF age. Wood
all drifted from bad 70 worse.
lie was taken sick. was In rags. and
was wreck - his former ,St. HIS
wife. always faithful. saw him, and she
and their son took him hack home. lie
behaved for n time, and then began 10
70 back ~ his old habits IN aouss ana
mistroat his wife and son. This went on
f0r $3.50 time and tho climax Was ren'h-
ci friday night Woofall struck his
wife with a spade. and attempted 10 az
sault his son Tho boy. with the d"vo~
ton OF n dutiful son, took the mothers
mart and Administered a sound thrashing
20 the brutal husband and father.
A warrant was sworn out for Wood
an and when Policeman J ". Thomas
went 10 arrest him Wooiail produced
fNeen-inch knife and dehef the of'oer.
making a Vicious lunge ~ him. The ofrcer
was too quick FOR tho man, ana soon
disarmad him He was taken 10 the Ihlrd
nolioe station and locked up.
In tn, Police Court Yesterday morning
Woodall undertook 70 hacken the char
acter Of his Wife but Justice Crutchnold
Maid no attention 70 him. Mrs. Wood
airs reputation IN the neighborhood IN
which she livea - unsuliied. ann MOI
n wont has over been spoken or inu-
mated against hcr character. Woodau
said he was Indifferent as 20 what the
iustice ala with him. and his Honor said
he TOO was Indifferent. Justice Crufcn-
field said that Ms. Woodal had taken
too much from the man. and that he
would protect women from brutal nus
hands. Tie accordingly fired Woodall so
and costs. and rec uired 500 security FOR
twelve months IN default Of which he
wens - TAIL For assaulting the officer
he hnei Woodau Sl5 end costs, and gave
him one year In iail.
Mrs. Woodan IS not badly hurt though
there are scars on her face, and shs
looks worn and troubled, as tho result
~ the indienlties she has received at inc
hands ~ the cruel husband.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
menis were served during the intcrmia
sion.
A TRIP TO YELLOW SULPHUR.

SION
A TRIP TO YELLOW SULPHUR.
Since mr. arrival at Dlacksburg / have
twice taken short trip 10 the yellow Sui
phur Springs. a. distance OF about three
miles from horo. and each time have
spent several delightful hours In that
quaint utuc summer resort The new
Motel which is only little over two
wears Old is fitted mp in the most approved
sftl, and Cts proprietor. Nr. Ildgeway
nolt an OLD LynohbuIg resident under
stands IL better than many others 20
uass hls guests comfortable. u is, there
fuic. NOT az all surprising that his hotel
has been Med up - the roof f0r several
weeks auh among it7 guests arc quite
number of those who have been regular
corners for number Of years.
Among the Richmond people whom !
noticed There soon after my arrival were
n,t d. ~ llarWood and pr i. CARING
iuu aud family. Mr. Branch Mckinney,
vino $50 wen known 10 Richmond society.
as assistant clerk 10 the Governor under
tho regime OF Governor Mckinney, was
also here for few days. and made hosts
OF friends among the younger element.
Thessams can be said Of Mr. william II.
Mann OF Petersburg. the assistant United
states District Attorney. Of the Rich
nioud District. The visit OF Governor
o Ferrail. who spent a few hours at the
yellow Sulphur about year ago, Is sun
well remembered by those Who were FOR
tunate enough 10 meet him at the tim.
and who were highly Interested In the
informal conversation IN which he took
= prominent part 9 W.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
neafnr.. Cannot BIZ Cnred

Nv local applications, as they cannot reach
t6e diseased portion Of tho ear There
,s only one way 20 cure deafness. ana that
IL nv constitutional remedies Deafness
l. caused 10y an inhamed condition OF the
,,',lcous lining Of the Eustachian Tube.
V-bsn this tube Is iufamed y0l have q
,rrnbiing sound or imperfect hearing. and
.r.n N isl entirely closed Deafness is the
'rsut. and unless tie inflammation can
he taken out and this tube restored 10 Us
etr,v4d forever. nine cases out 81 ten are
oe',s,d by Catarrh, which is nothing but
an infaued condition OF the mucous sur
faces. o. ,,....,, ~.
any. case OF Deafness fcluscd 10y catagrh)
init cannot le clrel bv Halls CalArrh
Cure sont FOR circulars. fee.
+. J. CHENEY & CO.. Toledo. o.
Sod by druggists, Toe.
Ksil'a Family Pills are the best
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
ucnFic0 News Notes

The Henrico County School Board met
at the courthouse yesterday and fixed
thu date for the opening OF tho public
schools Of The four districts. The Brook
land schools are 10 begin their term on
September lith those OF Tuokshos and
Fairfield on the 2lst, and Vsriua schools
on the 18th.
The case OF Archie Mayo, saloonkeep-
err charged with keeping his place open
and selling liquor on Sunday last. wag
called In Justice Nlncent's court yester-
DAY and continued until the 2ith.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
Mr.. Bowry Improying

Mr.. Thomas W. Bowry, OF 2nt Church
lin ayenus, lineman for tho CITY Fire
Alarm and Police Telegi aph. who was
knocked from telegraph pole on the
l4th instant. by receiving a shock. and
severely injured by having his hip broken
and other painful bruises, IS doing as
well a. could BE expected under the cir
cumstanCes.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
THE TIMFs-RICHMOND. VA SUNDAY AUGUST 3d. 1870

cities near. But in all the deals OF later
years never have the rival interests clash
ed. whitney ambitious and reaching out
has mot with little opposition from the
Nauderbilts
II an actual estimate OF importance
could be made between the marriage or
tho Vanderbilt girl a year ago and THIS
marriage II would be found that the
fuss and feathers clustered around tho
one. but In this there lies a deep political
and business significance that Will be felt
for a generation 10 come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

Judge Il. &. jackson Appointed to Succeed
Judge Williams.

Governor OFcrrau was in his ofiica
AZ the Capitol for short while yesterday
morning The Governor has been IN
disposed for several days but was some
what better yesterday.
rhr only business transacted by the
Executive yesterday was the appolntment
~ County Judge Robert {. Jackson, OF
Wvthe county. 10 succeed Judge samu~
W. Williams. as Judge OF the Fifteenth
Judicial Circuit. the latter having resign
"a on account Of his nomination Tor Con
grcsS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
Mrs. Gill's Excursion.

Mrs. CHS excursion to Old Point next
Wednesday promises TO be very sue
cessful.
The train will Leave the Chesapeake
and Ohio depot a. $50, and the return
trim will begin az o'clock.
There will he base bail game At Nor
folk and various other attractions.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

A New sound-Monsy Organization WIZ
Forty-Three Members.

Forty-Three Members.
A citizens meeting was held AZ IN
corner OF Carter and Cary streets ias
might 10 organize SQUAD mone'
club. The meeting was called to orhs
By DR.. Lee W. station. who stated IN
object of the meeting. The cnp the'
organized. under the name OF The ooli
bug Club" The following omcers "er
elected: President, Thomas *. saFage
Vice. President. DR.. Lee W. station; sec
rotary. Henry. S. Moore; treasures
william Dunawsy. Messrs. THOMAS y
Savage, Henry Moore. and Dr. s'a'"
were elected TO secure speakers.
The club wss organized with for'S
three members.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

Invitations have been issued ~ M
and Mrs. A. Salmon. OF New YORK,
she marriage OF their daughter MIN
Jetty. to Mr. Nathan Gartenberg q
this city. The ceremony VIII occur Au
gust 3oth at Brooke's Assembly Rooms
New York.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
Civ Circuit Court.

Suits instituted. j. II. Webb-Peploe VS..
Y. j. Haas. damages. 5000 Bertha Bins
wanger, executr.x OF samuel BinswangeE-
deceased. vs.. W. A. Smith. damages. 500.
Judgment confessed; National Wall
Paper Company vs.. George 5. and j.
Willis Hewitt, for $3.50
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
Rohbrd the Mail.

United States Commissioner Henry
F'leeenneiner heard charge against
Ata Bland Il colored woman, yesterday
morning and sent the ease on 10 the
United states grand jury. Ada Is charged
with having broken open a letter sd-
dressed 70 Lucy Smith and taking s.
fhPrefrom.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
M Sfnkrs lmnroxinx.

Mr.. Charles l.. stokes. or $50 w. Frank
lin street. who had his arm broken BY
an electric car some time ago. is I'm.
proving slowly. Ills physician allowed
him TO leave MS room and enjoy the
csolss xtIposrhera Of che frsut -zotuh -
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
Sound.Nopry Club, No. 2.

sound Money Club. No. ?. will meet .
SOl east Main street Monday night, IN
Ath inst, at : o'clock. TO take part II
the proceedings TO send delegates 20 tn
state convention OF tho National Dem
ocratic party.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
THE COURTslfIP.

The courtshlp Of these TWO young peo-
nle has been conducted IN a way peculiar
iv leading up % their cOntra-polltlcal
union. When Miss Vanderbilt was
Young girl she was taken across country
in her fathers private car AZ FAR as
tan, nolnt W. c. Whitney Joined the Van
dcrbiits. With him was his son. The OBJ
tect Of the visit was the adjustment Of
certain railroad interests that FLASHED
yvbfie the two men. Whitney and Van
derbilt we're settling the railroad MATES
the yoinc people We're falling IN love-
II began as long ago as that
years after Mr.. Whitney bought the os-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
BLACKSBUEG COLLEGE.
mn IuPEVr sWENyS ~ yHE TOHN
ARI fLH an nm EhIWEhN.
Abe Niird Gtgct's CLAWS ClirpeI and
ale y" Lougo' Lure. the inn"orat.
Assus Al uac ,o'leEe.


Zinc cid IDn. with 10. iaur p, sIA rooms
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81" ''' "'' ''
'ptn'a m ia place al tNe '""'' cav ''
enc HIau street urAt Go ue ,pii'-
1rounl.. % liza. boon ,4uipptI 90 iuode'n
.,....., ...... ,.. ...,,,,... ..a
$500 a..ire
. 3D.. - th.
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, t..t.t n..rn..ss
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n, t.. .f,..t .i, .i.. town srl-
Ne.,t.f AID I....f.l..f .,I tne oA.itc
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.. t.... . D. .,,,.....t.d 90 a..
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- tl. tf... h.. utterly
......,.+ .,f,~, f.iI.n. into
~. ,I. ,...,.f loteI. keeper.
......',.., ..,,,I,, OF "a breach
-, ~ .....,.. b., .,Ii.dInz O., tl- past.
b,8. often heard a. good deal of bind co.
,,.. ..f do. my mast Visit 90 Bidekahufg,
. ,,....I.r of ..tf. ago. 3 had the FIST
r ,...t.t.. fn, with real
N4t" ..~ t.tIrrtly remcm-
"' ....t. 49,. al, thre-
t'' '.' .. ,s.s room Of the
l..'..'. .......t Arrr anroum.nr 60 "a
servant tao object Of our visit. We ~ei'
conducted iuto the yard tho SER ant
looking tne door behind us from the out
elde There We stood wondering what
would uett become Of us Am old-ra4htor.
oil oil I4un onIy t4rflv dfensued III, ure-
,aUlrr darkness After o while we be-.
came used to our surroundings. ana We
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
A ROY RUN OVER.

Andrew Points. a colorod boy about
fifteen years old. was run over by light
buggy. I'm which were seated two young
men yesterday morning about O'Clock.
The accident occurred on clay street
near Third No blame is attached 10
the occupants Of tho vehicle, as the boy
attempted 20 run across the street all
most under The horses nose. He was
knocked down and received several slight
bruises ana cuts but his injuries are "a
no wise OF a serious character. lie was
..eu 20 a drug store. where his wounds
we're dressed after which be walked
home.
AT o'clock Yesterday morning the
ambulance was called 10 Seventh and
cary streets. where Mr.. }. p. ArIni-
stead gentleman from Farmville. Va.
while riding a bicycle collided with a dray
Mt. Armistead was badly bruised and
was taken TO his stopping place.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

his residence for tho FIRST ttme sisnce IN
accident last week. and his numerou
friends stopped TO extend their congratu
lat.ons.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

on the 18th OF August Miss Gertrude
Vanderbilt WEEDS Mr.. Harry Payne Whit
ncv. son Of his father. and his partlculaE
prlde ana hope. The union Of these two
Young people. 50 dear 10 the respective
hearts Of their parents, forces union
where there has hitherto been avoidance
This union viii be as resufll In impor-
lance as that Of any prince and princess
brought together by foreign powers
THE COURTSHIP.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23
COURTED WHILE ON JOURNEY
Miss Vanderbilt and Mr.. WhitneyTalktd
Love While Parents Planned Adjustment
WILL CONTROL FIFTY GREAT ROADS.
Tho Match Forces Eidersto Unite Interests
and Place Pew Planks In Their Politi-
teal PIatforms-taeh succeeds To
the Control of the Enormous
Family Estates.
lconyrIght. 1895. Tor The Tlmes)

Tuesday. August 9th. Mr.. william c.
whitney puts new plank in bis political
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

shall be conducted I'm English. The ac-
ton of the Supreme Lodge ON TINS q-eS~
ton viii be watched with interest
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

Two Men Hurt rnd Narrowly Escaped
Death cher Mishaps.
An accident oc, FRED Al tho Iredegar
Iron Works yesterday morning about
sis o'clock which resulted in MI. Chris
Jones. OF Mauc. Ter. having three II
his fingers badly mashed and Mr.. ia.
Brinkler his right leg badly bruised.
The workmen had narrowly ESCAPED
with their lives. FOR a hugh block OF iIOn
weighing eight hundred pounds fell. caus-
in., the accident.
Dr. Labenhcrs with the ambulance re-
sponded TO ne call and rendered medi-
cal attention. lie treated both men and
left them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-08-23

The most remarkable event that has
f.Ara ra.e here recently Was grand
d.. rsa.-. given ln me big hall OF the
f.rrtr. societies iu the library u4.4ains or
t.. .. .rro ly tie yo-ne ladies' OF inc
tsan Ihe ladies' were dressed 100 cheese
cloth 90 various coiors. while the gentle
n-n appeared il mlchcrbo-1cr dress
s.l.s with ruiHcs and powered hair. The
following couples took part in Tie dance.
Als4 llliarl az Norfolk. and Mr.. j 3D.
A.ltr. A.as Cham berialuc. or Nofiolh'
rnd ST. Wilson. Aliss Fields, OF Peter
laff end SIR EHes. Miss Gregory, OF nor.
fDIs. ana SIP. MauNfet. Miss McBryde. OF
E.a. nst.rt and Mr johns. MISS Jean
Fi'Nu " Columbia. s c.. and SIR. Nc
lg ODE, Miss sara Finn, Of Columbia, s.
g.. and Nj Harry Elicit Miss Williams
~ l.a ssharr aud Mr.. Rcd. Miss Iadew,
- Washington ID. %. ana Mr.. Basker-
Vile. ST. Carmichael OF Fredericksburg
nna Nf w. Sample. MISS Conway. OF
hiaeHsburr and SIR CoNani Miss Kip,
N inch-nufc. and Mt T. Herman. Mrs
Smith, ~ hscLsttrg and dr Lybr0ok:
Mss Margaret Reid OF Norfolk and Mr.
Morton. Miss KYLE Reid OF Norfolk. ana
MT Fraser. Miss Susie Rcl OF Norfolk
snd Mr " 10 Elicit. Miss Lula Reid. OF
Norfolk snd Mr. jenkins.
Tho chaDsrOns were Mrs. Reid. OF Nor
'ok. MA Finn. OF Columbia. y @, ana
~. 1hasss. 81 8xckbux, Rstyssh,
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20
One on Mylrea.

.ttorney General Mylrea, the popular
POSTMASTER at the Milwaukee banquet,
tells good story on himself. He said
that at the Fourth of July celebration
at Wausau last year he was the orator
OF the day, and that after hehad finished,
Cash Smith, the good natured Rhtnean-
der lGmberman, was the next speaker.
While Cash was speaking he (Mylrea)
and some Others on the platform thought
it would be a good idea to fill the rim OF
Smiths hat with paper then tell him
his head had swelled so over speaking
that his hat was too small They did
the job and when Cash had finished
speaking he walked across the platform
and picked up another had. 1t trans
pired that the hat they had stuffed was
that Of the minister who had delivered
the PRAYER at the opening OF the eXer7
~eises.-M Mississippi Valley umberman.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

Last Tuesday, Clearance Bartran,
met with what might have been a very
serious accident, and as it Wasit was very
severe. While riding in a. buggy he was
thrown in some unaccounsable manner
his footsticking through the wheel and he
was dragged some little distance before
the horses could be stopped. On exam
ination the doctor found that one Of the
bones below the knee was broken. At
the present he is doing very nicely.
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

Sheriff O'Connor was transacting
official business III the western part OF
the county the latter part Of last week.
Mrs. Chris Wise returned from Rhine
lander, last Monday, where she had been
visiting her sister, Mrs. ". H. Sander
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

The appearance Of our city would be
considerably augmented, if each citi-
zen would see that his premises We're
cleaned up. With the disappearance Of
snow, ash heaps and refuse piles come
into view. Each property owner, or
those occupying property in the city
should see to it that the back yards and
the alleys, as well as the front yards OF
their residence property is put i'll a decent
shape. 1t always speaks well OF a town
to see it's citizens take pride i'll having
their yards, fences and out-buildings in
good order. Now is the proper time for
you to do it, and see that they are kept
in a wholesome condition during the
summer. Clean UP and show your thrift
Eagle River Democrat. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1893-1896, 1896-04-20

"A. w. Mcleod, d bright Young at
tofney at Washburn, spent Sunday in
this city, visiting his old classmatp, w
f. Collins.-John, James, Peter, Michael
and Edward Doyle, five brothers who
have been employed in the woods at
State Line, for Brown Bros, visited with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Doyle,
Sr., in Stockton, lor a few days previous
to this morning, when they left for
RhineIander.-Ste Point Gazette.