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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-09

n UGUST MICHAELIS, Clerk Of
~ the Waterworks Council, was
born Aug IS, 1891. in the city Of
Clausthal IL the then kingdom Of
Hanover, Germany When 20 wears
Of age he graduated at the college for
the Science Of Mining in his native
city. In 1856 he was united in mar
riage to Miss Julia Meyer and together
they emigrated TO America, locating
in Connecticut. His education as a
scientific miner being more the hobby
OF his father than profession chosen
for himself, and besides there being at
that time but very few opportunities
for a man in that line. he was forced
to drop that calling altogether and
turned his attention to the teaching
OF the German language and music.
In 1864 he came west residing for a
mum Der of years in Lafayette county,
Wisconsin. In 1870 he came TO Grant
county, locating at Platteville. where
he was engaged in teaching German
at the Normal school until 1873, when
he moved to Lancaster and for a num-
Der OF years taught Gemau in the High
school. In 1874 he was elected town
clerk Of Lancaster, which Office he has
held with distinctive honors ever
since. He has also held the office Of
city clerk ever since Lancaster was
city with the exception Of three years.
MIR. Michaelis. we believe, is the old
est town clerk in Grant county-it
not in Wisconsin-that is to say, he
has held that Office in succession
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-09
MoNrGaNIrRY -.
M oNrdoMrRY MILLER, an

1 / Alderman Of the Waterworks
Council. was born IN what ) known
As Barriers mill. in Grant County,
Wisconsin. Oh J1ne ?, 1872. ami was
raised a farmer. Whom the war broke
out he was iir.ng in iowa and work
ing n chopping wood de enlisted
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-09
~HARLES BEACH ZIEdLrR

HARLEo BEACf ZiEGLEK,
- Treasurer of the Waterworks
Council was born in Lancaster. Wis.
October 23, 1855. ON November ~,
1889, he wa- united il marriage to
Miss Mary stephens. BY trade TIM
uer. he is now associated with his
brother Id the well known hardware
establishment OF Ziegler Bros There
IS not q more shrewd business man
and painstaking accountant in our
city than Mr. Ziegler. &c was
appointed Treasurer Of the city Of
Lancaster IN 1854, and his marked
ability III finding out where the
money was to come from to pay the
city's bills soon won for him the con-
fdence OF his fellow coGacilmen. and
ne has had the honor # being
elected TO that position nine times.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-09
CHAPTER VI.

in the proceeding

= 49, "a $ i4i'tsl - =
Forever and forever
Having traced the evolution Of our
waterworks system l.om It's inception
10 the present sr!endid Jevelcpaent
its f.tine that before t.s slorv IS
closed we life 4 lttae the ven that
hides the future 10 catch i glimpse Of
fts unrevea,ed possibilities. Before
doing that. however. we must NOT for
Get IS mention TIE picnic when the
spr.7 was christeaed. ii was hela.
AUG 10. 1se7. IN 5be park surround.
INC the spring and pump house. Eff
teen hundred people we're present.
seven hundred Of whom registered
their names in the big book in the en-
zine room.
There were music and speeches. an
address Of welcome by the MAYOR.
picnic dinner and supper. 4 discussion
Of the most suitable name for the
spring and a ronsinr vote to call # the
Lancaster spring with such middle
name as he council IN their Discretion
should select. The council chose
.Klondikao the name 50 eloouentlv
urged III Miss s. s. Watts II her a6-
dress ut The picnic. so that the official
full name Of The sprinr + .Ihe I,aa-
caster Klondike Sprinr
Conservative estimates plasa the IN
come to be derived from our water
system within two Years at 81. 600 an
nuallv. Not more than half 81 that
will be needed to nav running expens-
j which win leave net income IF
$1,000 year-considerablv more
than eporob TO nav interest on the
citv.s bonded Indebtedness. So brigbt
is the outlook thar it is not extraya-
rant to saw that If itwere desirable "a
do 50 the ,gaterworks con,a bo maaa
!. ~ IL ..,a.. IL II,
AL, .4sa1t .-;tto,r. 80. sa,,...e
e;n,.,a CON. a4tor j.. ,,~oso,,t ~.
pn+ y snot o.ror4 ,w;Il - "a. i II.
,ho, 4,..a,,t,. ,oo,. "a t.on4- a..l, ~
baro boon -,a.a ,ro,or ra,os ,on.o-s4
and narrnanant ;ncome nro,;,lod
,,;th - = h,,;l,l -,
boont;fv n.rks areo+ fon,t.;n. ana
49,. - - -,
WIZ tbat ,;,,a eo,,ss IL t,,,+ ia
;,,h,h;+o.t. - ~ o;t,.,..7f 49, -, -
honor an3 ,I,l;o,,. ro,,,a~,, M. H.
+,;o4;o oo,,,oif,,,a,, ona o;4;uo,,. ~
iabOred so zealousiv, SO persistently
anu SO wisely 70 secure inns Lancas-
4o,.-s ,.,oo+as+ a,d ,,,oe+ ,,f,,otla So:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-09

School opens with bright pros
poets and large attendance both OF
home students, and those who reside
out of town. \ more extended notice
Of the school viii be given in the
near future.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-09
SHORT LOCAL HAPPENINGS


-Redman 5 Dramatic Company all
neN' "eeA = i'ee" opera mouse
"A good upright piano. nearly
new for rent. Enquire at this office
Mr.. and Mrs Rule returned to
their home in Arkansas last Thurs
day
The Buffalo Eneampers are home
and report big time and good one,
too.
-Eliz Spencer returned home Fri
day after prorracted visit in Mime
sofa.
"A bouncing boy At Doc Cooley ;
7 among inc Feee"' ADDITIONS = Ian
caster
Mrs Rosa Gamer ana Miss Lib
ole EPlett' p f'alte'i-le' arr VISITING
ID the city.
Miss Erma Wagner who mas been
4
what better
Miss Elva Barber teaches ~ Hnd-
son again this year. She left for
,r 30 t..o. c~,.
- III, I
:. -, - -,
%, -. Il, .s@.5 ......
-, -.
/
to'1e = 1io"0 81 .a'''es - '''s
Y" 4. n 'Eoni ''iis 'iss eNl'ss' II
's'' lne io'0si 1oips ueAN ,'''U - : s
Rev. {. d Mathew will preach
next Sunday morning on the subject
Work aud in the evening The
Evolution q SIN
A sweet little babe has come 70
bless IRE home i MI and Mrs.
Adolph Grimm, 81 Dubuque II was
born ore Thursday iast
His many friends il Lancaster
were pleased q meet joviaI John
Eplett Oh our streets this week. we
acknowledge pleasant call
IA. Grant C.untv Fair Society
have built a good sidewalk - the Fair
Grounds which via greatly add 70
the comfort aad convenience II it-
patrons
no al our oonpiar rouno l,aie.
leave this week to assume their da-
ties as school ma,ans-Clara BuGd Ia
New London ana Nettie Oswald IL
Onalaska.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-09

The police at Elgin picked up "a
badly worn out young man on the
street who had walked from sterling,
80 miles. in his sleep That. our
"devil'' who started for the Kiondike
send him back
Don't delay making your entries
uuta to ,ate. Remember that entries
for she fair close on Wednesday night.
Sept. l5th. Entries may is msdcauy
time before Wednesday At the boah-
store ojC " Burr
H Richardson imported a pair
oi Hne xonnghogs from The breeding
farm of y. B. Watson. III Newton. ii.
They are called Duroe Jerseys. new
breed II thi, vicinity ana said ID Be
cholera proof In color Jaey are red
The Sbullsburg Pick aud Cad
says The Lancaster folks have
named the spring from which the
waterworhs get, supply Of water
The Lancaster Klondike. Probably
on account of the GOODNESS OF the wa
ter.
Elder Morris T. Short, Of Illinois,
will speak in the Lancaster band
stand each evening Of this week at
1880 and Saturday next at 2:30 p. m.
Also in the Bowen school house six
miles northwest OF the city at 2:30
Sunday. Come out and hear.
A young lady artist by the name
OF Miss Emily Kelley is in the city
ana desires work in making crayon
pictures. She will enlarge portraits
or draw directly from life. Her prices
are very reasonable. She can Pc seen
at the restaurant Of Joe smith.
Tea parties have been quite NUM-
erous lately. Mrs Jeheil Hyde en-
tertained Thursday and Friday even
ings Of last week. Mrs Il $ Rhodes
on Thursday evening Che Misses
Never in honor 81 Mr. john eifeat'
Thursday evening. Mr., Within y
Saturday evening
The officers al the Glae County
Fair deem il advisable rs .hJfaW
The premiums oaaredin the flaeutea-
ary Contest 1t their coming Fa8r tar
lhe reason tbat attle iatatg.t ~eem,
IL be nantes "a IL the matt4r. nat
enough entrle, having aaaa Hp3e to
insure anv compesiou.
vc.eran Wilhelm {. 4 Muller.
whose death III Fennfrare va, meu-
TONED last week. was born April ~.
1881. Id stuttgart. Wuftlea6erg. III
was a coa,raie ana veteran al the IA
Wisconsin Infantry. Company L. H.
died al the home Of Mrs. Ellen Wen
ri AUG. 26. ~. while "a tsrlaaeh
from the Milwaukee Natuna soldiers
Home
Tony 9imons Il Danaae. 81
officer of tile Iowa Coffin Company.
and NJ known TO some Lauea-tel
people. is nj Switzerland. IIe reccat-
~ sent an order cleaI from there /,
DUBUQUE for one II the finest single
carriages that can be ptl up IA III,
cits. Evidently he wants Is -h3N
those swttzer- what can be dome Il
the Tar west
4 pocial >car-ian train rlj s..
run bv the & W. Rv .ram Gale
ia e Lancaster during Tie fa5r 81
THURSDAY aud FRIDAY. Sent. 16 and "a
arriving at Lance. sr about > Sd 4. ST
and returning aaout6 h NJ. Thu.
tf: .. =. .. .t e..tt .,.-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-09
Mr.. Jas. F. Webb Of this CITY has

Mr.. Jas. T. Webb Of this city has
received preliminary notice OF APP
pointment 70 the Lancaster post Office.
Mr.. Webb is competent and worthy
IN every way. His appointment gives
quite general satisfaction here prob
able more nearly entire satisfaction
than the appointment of ary other
gentleman mentioned for the place.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1897-09-09

4 lawyer being extremely i'll was
advised 10 take a psi. bat said he.
~ hat the matter with Rocky
Mountain rea2' smart man, sold
ri bennett drug store
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
0vERDREW ACCOUNT
And Now Oscar B. Hit Is Charged With
Entertainment,
MAY POSSIBLY Be OTHER LIKE CHiRGES
Run n Hand Car yer An Emp,oyc
"A fOiorrd Preacher Mniiciously
assaulted Invoices the i.uw win
Good RcsnI,s-Scnt to s.enttentiary
for shifd offence.

mere was rather interesting case
III the Police Court yesterday. oscar b..
nili' OF the firm of Hll. Sussklnd & Co!
Srocers who made an assignment last
euHeSuay, was arra.gned upon the
charge of embezzlement He had been
arrested Tuesday night by Deputv
aiSh Constable Mcclure on a warrant
charging this offence. 1t appears that
on December oath Mr.. Hill purchased
from Armour & Co. SIS worth of meat.
tehaering In payment n check on the
sank of Commerce. Payment was.
canned that Rills account had been
oVerdrawn. The accused was bailed in
me sum OF 500 for disappearance in the
Io1ice Court yesterday morning when
the case was called and continued TIL
.o-uay. lie was rebailed in the sum of
sICo. The defendant claims that he did
not Know that he was ovcrdrawing his
account The prosecution claims that
theN nave other cases Of n similar ma
ture against the accused.
RUN a HAND CAR OVER HIM.
For running hand car over a street
employc, Jack Fitzgerald George sim
mons and +. S. Lasier. three negro en- :
pioSes OF the Norfolk and Western rail-
way, were fined 81. each yesterday.
MALIGNED THE PREACHER.
Rev. y. Kenny, the colored preacher
VINO administered to Charles VIII Jams
AT mis- execution Tuesday. preached a
sermon that night to his charge. bring
ing home 10 their minds the fate OF
those who defy Gods laws Mack
Chishier an old negro man. created q
sensation by rising from his seat and
branded Kenny as an imposter He de-
cared that he paid the rent on the
church ana Kenny should not preach.
The preacher had him arrested and In
the Police Court he was fined s. and
costs. Being unable to pay the fine he
went 10 jail.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
Local. Besl.SErIES.
Minor Mcution OF ynrious Matters OF
Interest.

A Smoker" will be given to-day by
the Norfolk Lodge of IIllts.
Miss Juiiet a. collins. uI Hagerstown,
Md. Is visiting Miss Bell Irvine, Bank
street.
The meeting of the lady managers of
the Boys Home has been deferred until
January Nth.
AIR. }. Il. Goodwin, the rising young at
torney. Will so 20 Baltimore next week,
where he will make his future home.
On account of indisposition Bishop
Randolph did not deliver his lecture at
ST. Luke's Episcopal church last night.
The week night services at the Second
presbyterian church were omitted last
night on account OF the week OF prayer
service.
There will be a meeting tonight at
O'Clock Of the Interdenominntional
Circle OF Kings Daughters at the rooms
OF the United Charities.
MI. =. -. heGd cN mas returned 20 the
Hotel Norfolk after In short visit North
Miss Eaughan Will so TO Baltimore
To-Day for short visit
Christian science services. will be held
at the City Library building. CRANKY
street, Sunday al 4 u. m. and Friday at
s p. IN. At Hotel Portsmouth. Ports
mouth.
There was a decided change in the
temperature yesterday morning, it being
mich colder than on the day previous
but soon stopped
The newly elected officers of Charity
Lodge No. TO- X. of T.. WILL be publicly
Installed tonight at $50 o'clock In Dal.
tons hall. corner Main street and Roa
noke avenue.
Miss Helen Z. McCabe and Miss Geral-
d ne Van Brock. OF Florida, who have
been spending the holidays in Norfolk
lef: last night to resume Their studies at
No're nlWe. Baltimore
The Epworth League of Cumberland
street NJ T.. church has presented th5
pastor, the Rev. a. II. Atwill. with n
handsome silver water service as q
mark of their appreciation and anec-
ton.
me colored people are looking for
ward with great expectation to the
mass meeting of the colored Y. NJ. c. y.
winch VIII be addressed by Bishop Ran
doiph nj the Butte Street Baptist church
next Sunday afternoon
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
BE AN EI.I.rNN.

The Kings Daughters will meet this
afternoon at Mrs. Reeves. on North
Park avenue
Cards have been issued announcing
the marriage OF Miss Eessie c. Wills
TO MIR. j. Marshall Garrison Tuesday
evening, January 18th. 1897. at O'Clock.
at Queen Street NJ. T.. church
Rev. j. J. Hall. d. d. pastor of Park
Avenue Baptist church, is making ar
engagements fcr n special revival meet
ing at his church, to begin net Sunday
Mis- Tebau.t. of Grammar School No
!. who has been unable to be out a week
or two. expects to he able TO resume her
duties rs teache" In short lime.
There Will be an exhibition of stereOp-
ticon views at Mck"ndree Friday night
for benefit of the Sunday school library.
y silver offering will be expected CT all
that attend except the children o tho.
sunday school.
The Epworth League OF Trinity NJ. T.
church Will conduct the services at the
Union Mission Tonight. short talks ana
good singing. The public cordially in
Vited to- attend.
Mrs. W. W. Gask.ns, of Hausel ave
nue.. assisted by Mrs. j. g. Gray re
ceived delightfully."- at her home in honor
o: Miss Cevilia Harrcn. OF Sufol!:. who
is the Guest of the Misses Candles. of
Clay street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
q slSE.NI.N'tS.

THE Littlc's World,
which has been one of the foremost OF
Americas standard attractions for over
hfteen years. viii be seen at the Acad-
envy OF Music tomorrow and Saturday
matinee and night. ana present indica >
tons point to the engagement being one
OF the most successful of the season
The height of stage realism is reached.
especially In tho great wreck scene.
When the steamship is seen to break up
ana founder al sea. leaving its helpless
passengers adrift on a slight raft on
the ocean Every piece OF scenery
used In the many scenes is carried by the
company.
"hANps ACROSS THE SEA-
VIII he presented at the Academy of
Music next Monday and Tuesday nights.
~ II the Chicago Inter Ocean saws:
HANDS Across the Sea" Is an English
melodrama of the popular sort. fun of
sensation. hut also fan of stir and ac-
ton. All the scenic details and mount
lnes are unusually well presented so
that there Is n good deal 10 interest the
popular eye as the action progresses
Inc company IS an excellent one, the
pie.
HE MARCH KING LAST SIGHT
ne sign. standing room on'y." was
displayed at the box Office Of the Ncad-
envy of Music very shortly after the
doors were opened last evening The
attraction was Sousa's Grand Concert
Band, under the sk.llful direction OF
The March King" himself.
Prof. Sousa'S wonderful gems ana thu
splendid aggregation of talented musi.
cians whom he has organized to com.
hine the mab!c of his matchess melody.
with the most thoroughly artistic and
sympathetic rendition. make his uand
one OF the most popular organizations
on the road
Inc programmes rendered al both the
matinee and evening performance yes.
terdav were we'll selected and the ,arcr
audiences were wei repaid for their IN
terest. Prof Sousa's charming marche:
were features. Miss Northrop. III,
sweet soprano and Miss tombstone. the
talented violin!st both deserve the
highest praise. Both ladies are very
talented artists and quite won the hearts
OF their audience. MIR. Arthur Pryor's
| trombone solos were heartIly entovpl.
Almost every number on the programme
was encored. ana the musicians were ev-
ceedingly obliging. Sousa Is always n
favorite In Norfolk. whose music lover g,
will always give him and his band \
warm welcome.
Prof. Sousa SAYS that he has had ono
of the most successful seasons in al
his experience thus far
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
AroLIricAI.rnEiGm TRAIN.
s.ondcd with Snii tron, New YorI, 10
New F.u.lnnu.

silver Springs, n. Y. Jan. Cone
hundred and sixty cars loaded with
5i5O.00o pounds OF salt. left here to-day.
consigned to New England firms. The
train was the Worcester Salt special.
bearing consignment of orders to New
England, which had been given cnn;in-
gent upon President McK.ney's election.
The vast shipment made up the finest
freight train ever put together. Tho
cars were handsomely decorated with
vari-colored banners. The train will 90
over the Eric road to Jersey city, and
thence by the Consolidated railroad to
Boston.
large crowd gathered about the
train ana as 1t started there was great
cheering. The first section has attached
Il private car for representatives of the
press and officials of the Worcester salt
company
The shipment contains li.222 barrels
packed with salt in bags ana bulk. and
1917; sacks NOT in barrels. If the bar
rels in the train were placed standing
| one on the top Of the other, the mos,
,cvatcd barrel would be over six miles
high.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07

The Vireinian Is In receipt OF Il COPY
of the Virginia state Directory for 1897,
j. l. Hin. owners and publishers this
company having bought the rights from
Chataigne The book is an extremely
valuable one for the purposes of business
men of every class. but especially those
with connection In various parts Of the
Commonwealth. Typographcally Il is
gem. and the advertisements found
between its covers arc exceedingly at
tractive. Thn information contained in
the book - ]. IS claimed as correct as
could possibly he obtained. having been
gained from original sources, without
relying upon old directories. The pub!i-
cation was held back for n month by
the REMEMBERING of the Norfolk houses.
but 1t contains all the new numbers. and
Is. in fact. entirely mp to date.
Each county ana Incorporated city is
taken IN regular order. and every bust
ness concern given. together with his
tory Of the county or city. its officers,
population taxation. etc. Mr. f. ID.
Bolton of Richmond. representing the
company, has been here distributing the
directory to subscribers. Of whom there
are quite number. He says that work
viii he begun Immediately upon new
directory for the city of Norfolk which
is badly needed here since the Ienum-
berina of the houses.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
DIE AZ Ills posi-.
ftospitn, Phnsicinn Bics or tic Terri
bic Plague In umbny.

Bombay. Ian. G.-Dr. Monzor, senior
physician OF the principal hospital in
bombay, died yesterday from the Blu
honic plague. which is epidemic here.
The authorities of the Ind am Govern
ment at Calcutta have sent DR. Clcg-
horn. the director general OF the medical
service of the government. to Bpmbay
10 investigate and report upon the in
crease or the plague in this city.
Despite the panic which prevails hero
many vict ms from the disease refuse to
accept med cal treatment, regarding the
disease as Il visitation of God.
1t Is estimated that Ia the aggregate
go 0C0 persons have He'd mo the country
from this city. carrying the Contag!o n to
places where 1t q d no; previously exist
or wher" there were only n fCN eases
of the disease
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07

The University of North Carolina Glcc
and Mandolin Club will give concert
at y NJ. & y. tonight, which VIII un-
dOubte1ly attrac; a large humble: of
lovers Of good music. The melody fur-
nishcd by this organization belongs to
:hat unique ana peculiarly entertain
!ng class to be found nowhere else in
The world except in college rlep clubs.
These two organizations are said TO be
fully equal TO any and superior 10 many
similar clubs of the Northern univecsi-
ties. and their work will prove n revela-
zion to some who attend tonight.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07

Many merchants are we'll aware that
their customers are their best friends
and take pleasure in supplying themw.tf
the best goods obtainable As an liz
stance we mention gerry X Cameron,
prominent druggists OF Flushing Mich
igan. They say: we have no hesitation
III recommending Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy 10 our customers. as 1t is the
best cough medicine we have ever sold.
and always gives satisfaction" For
sale AT 25 and 50 cents per bottle BY al
druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
C0rpnrnIinm Cnurf.

judge Allan r. Hanckel presiding in
the Corporation Court. yesterday dis
posed Of the following business:
Andrew Washington, colored, third of
Tense. petit larceny; one year In the
penitentiary.
joe Wall co,ored, felon!ously assault
ing Mr.. Thomas II. Haynor, OF Ports
mouth. In this city; three months In Jail.
The liquor license of Peter Kidd was
transferred to W. L. Kelly at l39 Church
street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
a WINDOW To AnMENIANs.
VAR. Glnd.tOuc Draws Aside the
Veil

London, Jan. 6.--Mr. Gladstone un-
yelled the memorial window to the Ar.
Non.an martyrs IN Hawnrden church
unNc.lng the window Mr.. Gladstone de-
i!vercd speech to the Armenian dcpu-
IN ION, N Which the cX Premier said tina,
although the agitation in behalf of the
ArTen,ans had failed to arouse the SIX
great ncwa!s he had the unqucnchable
hope that the triumphant career of tho
w!ckcdneSs Of the greatest assassin Im
he 'No:ld Cucgning tho SULTAN was
doomed to be short lived
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07

here. The officers of the Central Trades
Union here vouch for him. aud the WI
Hams Printing Company has II business
agreement with him. Mr.. Williams be-
enine Eohhstnan Tor Mr.. Pelt.er, who pro-
poses 20 go to Roanoke Tonight lie IL
stopping with his wife AZ the Windsor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07
COUNT OF App1,AIs

In the State Supreme Court Of Ap-
peais to-day Fiheld vs. Van Wyck's cx-
ecutor was argued by Judges Waller II.
Staples and l.. L. Lewis for appellants
anu Richard IL. Tuustall for appcllees,
and continued untll tomorrow.
The next cases to be called are Winter
vs.. Sou .hern Loan and Investment co.
No. q. and Woodbridge, Travers 4 Co.
VS.. Green. No. 2S.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-01-07

Detectives Gibson ana Hall arrested
Eugene pel.icr thls morning on q telc-
gram from Roanoke. where he is wanted
fog an alleged defraudirg scheme lie
represented himself rs being the sec.c-
tary OF the Trades Union Circle Check
Association, ana q q business with mcr-
chants N Roanoke just rs he has done