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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13
NO MONEY FOR The SEWERS
The Council Declines 10 Appropriate
$4,000 in Bonds.
THE MEASURE LOST ON A TIE VOTE.
The Body Thought IL Unwise to Increase
tho City's Bonded Debt--The Posi-
ton Taken by Mr.. Briggs.
The Detailed Vote.

II tool, the Common Council just fif-
teen minutes yesterday evening to refuse
10 concur IN the Appropriation OF 5000
IN a por cent bonds tor sewer construc-
ton. made a few days ago al special
session OF the Board OF Aldermen. But
little discussion was INDUCED i'm, but SOW
eral OF the members as they voted Cor
or AGAINST the measure stated their rea-
sons for SO doing.
Mr.. BRIGGS POSITION
Nr Rripps voted in the negative. lie
said that he had already agreed 10 give
,.Jv TO sewers wnicn nc thousht was
sufficient for the present fiscal year. II
any more was 90 be expended % shouio
come out of the budget for lo'o'
Ho further took the ground that Do was
unwlge 90 further increase the hoH"'d
debt Of the city. or 20 vote such large
sum 10 this department when there We're
others notably tho public schoo.a, uI'.
needed extra appropriations. diliulNl
thov had prdcticed the silclc7l ''
Mr. Harrclson said that he was or opih-
ior that the S. 800 which had recently heen
voted for sewers was as much as cou'o
Uc used during the present year ii' "''o
thought tnat the bonded Indebtedness oi
the CITY ought not to bee increased
Messrs. Foster. CARRIER. and Neale TOOK
rro opposite view or the question: "io
pointed ONT that as both the city Attor-
noy and city Engineer had anNi9eu ,,ll
appropriation as necessary 70 piolsc, ~.
city from great loss. it was lnr "N'' vi
the Council to pass tho resolution
mas NEASUhE DEFEATED
A vote ON the proposition. however re-
suited in its defeat. the recorded vote bee
me as follows:
Aycs-Mcs-rs. roster. CAREER. Mosny'
Nealo c. r. Noble. Ryan. Nha'en'
woody
Noc-AIossrs Briggs. Cottreil. Harriet
con- Jones. Eountroe, -. a. hawkins
Witto and Caske-s.
The members present when the 'oui',
was called 10 order shortly after o.cloch
YESTERDAY evening we're. Mossrs. Caskie
chairman. Foster Jones. Harfel9oi
Ncale. Woody. CARRIER Moshr, CottreH
90. A. Hawkins Rountrce. Ryan. Nhaien
g. r. noble BRIGGS. and Witte.
clerk 3en o. august stated tnat MI
N. 4. Hawkins was uuayoidaN.r absent
hut bad requested him 90 state that Were
he present hc would vote against th.
resolution and Continue to do SO unt
provision was made for the schools
RIGHT OF WAY.
After tho sewer matter bad been dis
posed or under suspension o. The rules
q resolution was passed authorizing Tine
expenditure or 500 bv the Street Commit
foc to secure right of way for sewer
across .ho premises OF Vs. S. Pcyton on
north Fifh stroot
Mr. tasko then announced the ape
continent of Ntssrs .larrci-or Foster
NIttc and Hoteon ar conference com.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

The funeral of Ms. Catherine q. keote.
wife of Mr Dennis % kecfc, of Chelsea
HIM. who died Thursday morning. took
place yesterday afternoon az O'Clock
from st. Peter Cathedral. Mrs. o keeie
was % the hfty-ninth year Of her age
and leaves one daughter-Airs. James J..
Hart
The funeral Of Mr.. Charles J.. Baker
eldest son OF Mrs. q. J.. Baker took place
Yesterday afternoon no $3.50 O'Clock from
Grace Episcopal church. The iutermeut
was made in Maury Cemetery. Manchcs-
ter
The funeral OF Mrs Annie Th.emcr will
take Mace this morning az $3.50 o'clock
from St. Peters Cathedral
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

Twenty-Five dollars in cash is fefe'}
offered for tine best title for great ofA-
Goods house. Moesr-. Julius Meyer
sens. now nj sixth and Broad streets
before moving into their handsome new
establishment. desire suggcs tions as 90
d tite to re given their store such as oth-
ar similar large lry-goods houses em-
rlov For example. "A city in Itself
.The Big Store" &c The money viii
Doe paid on November 18th Go the first
person who will suggest % title which
fhe firm VIII adopt The ude must coa-
sist of not Jess than two nor more thau
five words. and since DO their establish
meut everything viii bee sold. au unlimited
field for Thought is offered 90 the contest
ants The only provision i- that y"u
must write the ugeostion ir the coupon
which Will Doe printed in every advertise
ment cf Julius Meyers Sons. appearing
daily ON the third page OF the Times
Leave or mail coupons to The store. Sixth
ana Broad streets
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

MATHEMATICIAN IA. EUI = sUH-
.sl. Thr organ u Brutou church b. "a
-rprt-t1ued instrument lut BE- ftiY on
m BIS sadly in need NO repair. aud t VIII
be- put boo good order us soon as the ncc'a-
sarv funds cam he raised.
now quarters. opposite The COLONIAL lnn,
Just as soon as the repairs to tne building
ere completed
4 new saw and planning mill nH been
located near inD wharf HI h.I''i t.'
now town ON thc james ilm''f M'h .e
Hcatpd from lIcDr rims in I0l.f't
where ~ wM fc worked up Cog building
purposes
Dr. n. w stephenson. oi Ioano Nil
purchased OF Nj J.. Mean.ey' H~tl
OF land In James city county.
Master Harry Hundlcy is very SICK. ana
his father. who ls connected with the
custom house IN Newport News. has been
summoned 20 the bedside az MS SON.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13
MIR. BRANCH'S JEWELRI.
Case Involving a Former Richmoader on
Trial in Baltimore.

Case Involving a Former Richmoader on
Trial in Baltimore.
The Superior Court OF Baltimore has
commenced the trial Of the suit Of
Mr.. James r. Branch. formerly OF this
city, but now resident of New York and
secretary Of the American Bankers Assoc
citation. against Mr.. Robert Rennert, pro-
prietor of the Hotel Renncrt
In October 1894. Mr. Branch. who was
then associated with his uncle. Mr. John
r. Branch. at the Merchants National
Bank of Richmond. went TO Baltimore
as deiegate 10 the American Bankers
convention. together with his wife and
uncle. Iney stopped at the Hotel Rem
merit. and while there the room OF Mr..
Branch was entered. els watch chain and
locket and the rings pins and other jew
elry Of his wife stolen. Mr. Rennert re-
fused to reimburse Mr.. Branch and he
Instituted suit for the value Of the iewelry
Mr. Branch's testimony showed he had
lost n watch. chain and locket worth
500. The watch cost s475. and Il was
around .he value Of this watch that the
defense ccntcrcc. The testimony was con-
cudcd and argument commenced on the
instructions 20 the jury
Counsel for Mr. Ronncrt sought 70 have
the court declare that II was for the jury
20 determine Wnelncr or not the watch
was suited 10 Mr.. Rranch's condition IN
hfe. and also whether he had been neg
Hgent in not placing IL in secure place
For Mr.. Branch IL was claimed that
there was no evidence of negligence on his
part. and that the watch should not he In
Guided I'm the list of articles for which an
innkeeper is liable only in case they arc
suitable 10 the condition i'm life Of the
guest The case Is being tried by Sylvar
HAYES Lauchheimer for Mr. Branch anc
William $. Bryan. Jr.. for Mr.. Rennert
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13
4 rHr GEISHl" Is COOLING.
Manager Leath Secures the Expensive
Production From Daly's Theatre.


Production From Dais's Theatre.
Nr j. f.. Rudy representing Sir VIII
liam Jatdinc. and Mr.. Mark smith me
directors of the American tour oi The
Geisha" the original production from
Daly's Theatre New York and London
is in the cl'y completing arrangements
for the appearance of that expensive OF
ganization 40 thc Academy %. Music next
"Wednesday end Thursday evenings WIN
"a matinee ON the latter day.
This is the first tour of the comedy opera
after It's immense success az Augustln
Daly's Theatre. New York. where it ran
for two seasons. forcing Miss Ada Rehan
from New York for one season and all
ternating with her last season. I'm Lon
don It's success has been equally as large
and the English metropolis is sin raw
ing over The comedy
THE comedy coz comedy opera which Is
a letter name tor Dr.. teens with grace
ful music. merry lines, and beautiful
sage pictures. That Is not all IL
has n plot and a pretty one al that
which tells OF the Irritation Of an English
naval officer with u pretty japanese tea
girl or geisha-
Marx smith Chs-les w. Swa Laura
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13
Oily HallConrls.

Motion for a Judgment for 500 was
filed in The Law and Equity Court
Yesterday afternoon hy Mrs. Jane
Elder against George T.. Crawford ~
co.
The Jury In this court has been adj
journed over until next Tuesday
In the Chancery Court Lucy Ann stand
ard qualified as Administrative or the es-
tate Of Lucinda Fleming, and John
Schaaf qualified as executor Of the es-
tate Of Robert b. Jones.
In the Circuit Court notice OF motion
for Judgment was made boy Daniel Miller
4 co. against Breeder. Talley & Co. for
xllU4.
Inc following cases were dsposod ~
in the Hastings Court: VIM. Harris, col
ored. for HOUSEKEEPING. sixty days in
iail and one cent me. W m. rage ana
samuel Johnson. colored. for assault &C
quilted; VIM. Smithie, colored, for as
sault. acauitted. --..--..----1-- Ia A-sE;-l-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13
MISSING PEOPLE.
The Great Mystery which surro"'"N
Their Disappearance and "h"' no
comes of Them.

scarcely a day passes that we 90 not
read IN the newspapers OF some man Vi
woman who Is reported missing ana IN
the majority Of cases these people Tor
sake happy homes without any earthly
reason FOR doing so and their tate oiten
becomes mystery"
'fho cause Of these disappearance
has excited widespread discussion OF late.
and some Of our best nOvelists have
founded thrilling romances on TINS
strange subject But no one has yet
been able 10 md an answer to the ques-
tion What becomes OF those missing
people?
Perhaps the best explanation of tho
mystery NAV be found IN the words OF
New York physician who IS a Keen OBJ
server According 10 his theory, these
people are sufferers from various disas-
trous maladies from which they gam no
relief Their surroundings eventually
become unbearahle 10 them. To .lcir
diseased lamentations they fancy every
body is an enemy although surrounded
lax friends. Driven 10 despair they 40
last forsake their homes ana become
wanderers on the face of tho oartn or else
which Is very probable-commit sui
eide
fate Even those who fancy themselvo
strong we'll and mentally sound may bee
come unhapnv. mor0so. and dosparing
st91o seriousness Of these facts should
cause every man and woman 10 stop
consider and sec if he OF sh" le really
we'll There are so many dreadlui oie-
eases that come upon the system unaware
that snow no symptoms put ruin the
life even before we know IT, The worst
of ain troubles Of this kind arises from
uric acid poison. which IN heing IN the
blood. not only causes rheumatism. neu-
ralgia. and gout. but oiten aHccis me
mind or the vital organs. Now the cause
Of uric acid in tine system or IN the
blood is because the Kidneys are either
10 weak or too diseased 10 throw Dc
from fbe system. when the uric acid is
not discharged IL remains IN the blood
poisons the body and often the mind.
and causes disease and too frequently
death"
els fl not plain and simple thcn. thot
fn order TO avoid mOrosenes5. pain. ana
often worse things, 70 is necessary 10 GET
rid Of this uric acid2 This can only DO
done by helping The kidneys. Whicn may
nave been weakened. 20 throw 10 ONT
and that quickly.
You. reader. who scans these pages
NAV he I'm precisely this condition and
vet not realize d.. but II Won are awak-
oncd and realize the sense Of those great
truths. you must know that there IL nut
ono great and reliable discovery or the
present day that can help Won DO sucf
case ana that is Warmers saf" cure At.
the columns of his paper could he nllc'
Win fine grateful statements ~ men and
/ women. not only n America. hut au oFer
| the world. who have been not alone as
sisted bur absolutely cured by tho use
/ or this great modern. sr'entln' rrn'o'.
A. is nure. and pleasant 10 take II pro-
droos q promnt and agree effect. and
~ furnishes relief whoncvr~ used
| e.nrer served 10 the patrons NJ tho im-
/ n.rial Hotel Bar every Saturday night
! from 10 u o'clock.
! Sew arrivals m Jackets suits and
/ rurs Come iu and 500 them.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com.
nnnN AI.n Ont. nAie,.

phuN Al-h hi' itt.'fF
The management of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Company has met tho cut-
ting OF passenger rates instituted r. f-w
DAYS ago by tine Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company under which tickets
are being sold over the Chesapeake and
Ohio between Richmond and Norfolk foi
g. single fare and $3.50 for tho round trip
Mr. John p. Potts. assistant passenger
agent ~ the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail.
way when seen on the subject yesterday
said
eve have nor heard from the Norfolk
and Western people as 20 why they cut
Tho Norfolk and Richmond rates. our
double daily vestihuled. electric lighted
trains and new track OF heavy steel rails.
,,.itb Stone ballast. have doubtless been ate
trscting the business from the route via
Petersburg.
..Tbese advantages. with the conven-
t,,,-s M reaching our station by the street
railway cars have added 10 our Norfolk
traffic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13
viii NakeaFiglit

Abraham l.. Morton. First Lieutenant
OF Company A. First Battalion tcolorcdj
Virginia Volunteers has secured ihe 81.
,.ice. M Lieutenant Colonel George 49,.
Anderson as counsel
lie Will hc tried ou ncNt Monday cF'n-
inc by the general court martial on
.narres preferred against him by Che
captain OF DIS company
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

At meeting OF a. W. CHM Council.
Jr o. o. A. ~ $50. g. held Thursday
night at Belvidoro Hall resolution was
passed as follows.
Resolved THAT A. vs.. GImn Council
requests tbe Board OF Aldermen and Come
mon Council OF the city of Richmond 100
aupropriate tine sum of $1,000 asked for Dog
the city Schcol Board 10 conduct the
schools for the fIil term.
a. W. Gunn Council is Tho largest In the
oftv. numbering Jos members among
whom arc many of the best citizens of
tine West End.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

Thor0ugh repairs are being maze TO ...'
First English Lutheran church. Inc
ual services Will Dee held there lo-iN"' ''"'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

GLOUCESTER g.. r., VA. Nov. I-
srcrial General Talaierro was 'N'.s
10 be u itle worse last nishi, ou. W.
better this morning. his condiloh H"'
changed very llttle to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13
virginia Annual Conference VI. - Church
.outb. Dan,iIleNa.. November II 1851.

~ouIh' UHhNIIIt'N 10 w
,.or those attondine rne above confer
c.co the southern railway has authorized
n rate from sl Toint- on IT'S line in Viz
einia. including Washington. ID. g., of
four cents per mile travelled one way
for the round trip 90 D1nville. Va, tick
ots ON sale November 18th. 18th and l1th,
FINAL limit returning November 26 1897
continuous passage in each direction.
The round-trip rate Richmond io Dan
willie ON this occasion viii DE 5000.
Profitable Suits and Jackets buying
can only be- done If our stock is COM
suited
Temple. Pembcrton Cordes &c Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13
. BAD Bargain.

NORFOLK. VA. Nov Especial
Mrs. Timothy Ruggles is suing her hus-
hand for a divorce The case will be heard
Tuesday.
widespread fame. MS IL was the result Of a
newspaper advertisement
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13
Everybody cried.

It's said that Patrick Henry SAID
Give liberty or death
But Hummer Soap is now me cry
Tha. comes with every breath.
KELLY a DUDLEY.
solo Agents.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

Several invited speakers will be present
and no doubt there will be large eto"a
in attendance .-.---...
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

SiCn your fun name or initials and
word and number 10 precisely as above
DO not send any letters 10 this address
as they may be returned 10 YOU opened.
for / cannot receive them. Your mes
sage being I'm cipher no one but you and
l Will know its meaning so have no fear
II YOU wish your mail sent to any
street or box number put the address
under your name when YOU sign tele-
gram. and tell operator 10 send the ad-
dress also.
1t is needless to say that the council
man in question who is model of up
ughtness and honesty. has no desire 10
enrich himself in any such manner as
suggested by the above communication
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

sCROFULA is the advert easement Of , loul
tho svefcn, b, tbe faithful use OF Hood
sarsaparila. which thoroughly pnrines
the blood
HOODS PILLS are easy TO take. elsy
10 operate. cure indigestion oHiou7i'eS9'
Z5c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

e.prer served 10 the patrons NJ tho I'm
n,riaI Hotel Bar every Saturday night
from 10 - O'Clock
New arrivals BOO Jackets suits fnd
rurs Come ln and SEQ them.
Temple. Pcmberton. Cofdos g. 90.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-11-13

just received now lot of Taiior-Mado
Suits. Jackets and Fur You should fee
them before huyinr
Temple. Pcmberton. Cordes q CO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01
MUNICIPAL COURT NOTES.

Dexter Haynes, OF Trenton, got drunk
last wednesday night, and drove reck-
lessly about the streets, colliding twice
with the carriage of Reglster-ot- Deeds
William b. Campbell. He was arrested,
and arraigned before Judge Peters. He
paid fine OF 50 and costs, amounting in
all to I'll 90.
Mrs. Eva iTilgrove, who recently moved
from West Sullivan to Ellsworth, was
arraigned in the municipal court Monday
on compIaint of Mrs. Hattie Tracy. of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01
A Peculiar Accident.

F. NJ. Rowe, of Bluehill, formerly of
Ellsworth, lost a horse by peculiar
accident one day last week.
Mr.. Rowe was crossing on the Jerry
from Castine to West Brooksvi1le. The
horse took fright and plunged over board,
taking the carriage and Mr.. Rowe with
him. Mr.. Rowe was rescued uninjured,
but the weight of the carriage dragged
the horse under water and h vas
drowned. The carriage and harness were
recovered the following day. The horse
was one which Mr.. Rowe was handling
for a Southwest Harhor nm.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01

You cannot afford to do Shoppin gin
Ellsworth without comparing our prices,
C. L. MORANG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01

A Leader for Six Years Our S1.98
Shoe for Ladies'
C. L. MORANG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01

There was man in our town
Aud he was wondrous wise, sir;
He knocked his business cold because
lie ceased to advertise, sir;
And when his goodby biz was down
He roared with might and main
Then jumped into the newspapers
And advertised again;
And when ne advertised again
His business took rise sir.
And from that moment until this
He's been an advertiser.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01

You may hunt the world over and YOU
will not find another medicine equal to
Chamherlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rh9a Remedy for bowel complaints. 1t
is pleasant, safe and reliable. For sale by
G.. A. PARCHER, Druggist
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEw ADvERTIsEMENTs THIS WEEK.

John Bunker, jr.. Elliott Benson-Com
mi=sioncr- notice
Boston n Bangor Steamship Co-summer ser
vice.
Bluehlll Steamboat Line Summer arrange
mcnt.
l. Lord Carriages for sale.
Asa Noung-Notice OF foreclosure.
l. Hooper Messengers notice.
Admr nutiCc-E-t John VI bennett
Admr uctice-E4t Ambrose simpson.
q Burnham-Boots and shoes,
+ Kobinson-Jewecr.
Lewis Friend x Co-Clothing.
Miss f - Mahan-M Millinery sale.
The New Fra Cooking school.
Glenrosc Soap Co-Notce to contractors and
builders.
ParCher-Apothecary.
BROOKLIN
Augusta Staplcs-frccdom notice.
PORTLAND.
Woodbury. & Moulton- Bonds for sale.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01
FIRE Al EAST SURRY.
store and Barn Of Edwin c. Chatto
Burned with Contents

Burned with Contents.
The store and barn of Edwin c. Chatto,
at East Surry, were burned at O'Clock
this "Wednesday morning. The fire had
evidently originated in the store, and was
burning tiercely when discovered. 1t was
impossible to save anything from the
store. The fire had already communi-
Gated with the barn, and spread quickly.
Nearly all the contents were burned.
The buildings were valued at about
Sl,500, and contents at Il 400. The build
ings were insured through c. c. Burrill x
son for about $1,000. The cause of the
tire IS unknown.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01

Bawn;" Thursday night, 'Dr. Jekyll and
Mr.. Hyde" There will be dance after
this performance. Friday night, "a Coun
try Politician" Saturday night, "The
Tom Boy" There will be special matinee
Saturday afternoon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-07-01

He knocked his business cold because
He ceased to advertise, sir;
And when his goodby biz was down
He roared with might and main,
Then jumped into the newspapers
And advertised again;
And when he advertised again
His business took IA rise sir.
And from that moment until this
He's been an advertiser.
Henry Boynton, of West Sullivan, was
in Ellsworth Tuesday.
John A. Scott is home from Bowdoin
college for the summer vacation.
The county commissioners are having
a bat room put in the Jail house.
New steps and a concrete walk have
been built in front of Hancock hall.
Fred Doyle, class Of '9s, will manage
the high school foot ball team next fall.
DR.. l.. A. Stewart, of West Brooksvile,
was in Ellsworth Wednesday OF last week.
B. B. Whitcomb attended his class re-
-Bowdoin '94-at Brunswick last
week.
Joseph NJ. Higgins has rented part OF
Mrs. }. {. Chicotts house on Central
street.
Percy Bartlett. principal of the Thom-
aston high school is home for the sum
mer vacation.
Mas Frances II. Tribou is spending the
summer with her grandparents, James f.
Davis and wife.
N,,o f;an.,,a \ pta.l- and CON q
Nixon Biack, ar,. spending a lew DAYS Al
the Slack homestead
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cj,,- nj Co,hy tuis week.
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INV. ~. pa i,ort,,r corrio,,..-h h,iIter
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.,ju. ,n ,.,,trsI .fr..t for q few ueeks
u.,=....,-,-
''' '.',''' ''o'''
ram. cam md Mr.. Naynord wnitsl.r
county mil from Bar Harbor Monday.
comnjtteo in aefsnlt Of fine for drunk
enness,
u,. r,or.noa ant ,o.,a smith
,.,
,naia ,,as,,,,. ~. a,'+ Wa NJ c.a;,h
in this citv
r,.. a,r, .a,a ,,,o n..,,
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-06-24
News of Minor Note.

1t is said that the present administra-
ton of Kansas is about to made a fight
to obtain possession of a half-mile slice
of the most valuable property now be-
longing to the city of Kansas City, Mo.
A cyclone struck st. Vincent island, of
the Windward group, seriously damaging
some of the public buildings, injuring a
number Of persons at Georgetown, capsiz-
ing a sloop and drowning three of the
crew.
Later details of the murder of the
French Catholic priest, Father Mazel, a.
I1oI, in Kuangs, show that the crime was
committed by a marauding band and that
no anti Christian sentiment animated the
criminals.
Slams army is to be reorganized by
Russian army officers, over 100 officers
having volunteered as instructors in an
swer to circular from the war depart
ment. The King of Siam will select fifty
from among them.
An avalanche in Kashmir, involving
the loss of life of several English officers,
which has been paining many people in
England, turns ont to be the invention Of
81 r,r1fire serraz,f who had run avaY from