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ENDExED CHART OF YESTERDAYS RACES


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Medical Tact.

tTr0ln the Chicago News.)
81 wonder why Il is that Dr.. Bonney has
each iig pracuce. Everybody seems to
be pauOnizinE him lately"
Yes, he's very clever All his patients
are told that they have the gout."
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conversntion Enouch.

prom The Cleveland Plain Dealer.)
"Isont you think IL Robinson Crusoe had
been g Inurrled man lac would have been 4
e,es1 deal lonelier?"
-'oh, dol { know. BE had a parrot, you
TcEnernber"
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Fnlnl Collision with a cow.

Caldwell, Kans., Ncv. 13.-Yesterday a
sorthbound Rock Island freight ran into u
COW at ReDfro, okl., Causing disastrous
wreck. The engine and a dozen cars were
demolished. Engineer Frank Berry was
killed. Fireman Dick Grant was seriously
injured.
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Dupuy de LONE in New York.
Senior Dupuy Dc LONE, Spanish minister
and senar Canalejas, editor of Ell Heraldo,
Of Madrid, left the city yesterday af fternoou
fer New York.
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Minor Foothau Games.


Lafayette. 18; Dickinson, 0.
Cornell AZ: Williams, O.
Brown, ID; Carlisle, IA.
Franklin Marshall, z; Penns ylvania Col
lege Reserve, 2.
Annapolis. 4. University OF Virginia, 0.
st. Johns College, 6; Agricultural Col
lege, 4
Colgate, / 2; Hamilton, 6.
Yale Freshmen, 10: Princeton. 1901, o.
University of Michigan, IA; University
of Minnesota, O..
Exeter, 1s; Andover Academy, IA.
University Of Buffalo 4; Syracuse Uni.
versity, O..
Chicago a. c., 6; Orange A. G., o.
Dartmouth, Sd; Amherst, o.
University of Pennsylvania, %; Wes-
Ieyan,
Lehigh, AZ: New York Varsity. o.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06


Ga motion the bill of Peninsula eli ctrc
light and power company for DINNER
was laid on the table.
The reports of the village treasurer
marshal and fire warden were read &C.
ceDted aud on motion ordered placed on
file.
The report of the finance committee
was read, showi the financial condi-
tion OF the village for the year encipg
March I'd, 1897. On motion the report
was received, ordered, placed on file and
copy furnished the Copper Country
Evening News for publication.
Ga motion the treasurer was ordered
to transfer from the general fund of the
village the necessary amounts to balance
tue suudry accounts.
On motion the marshal was ordered to
notify the owner of the blacksmith shop
burned on Second street on the morning
of March 81 last to be moved back TO the
property line.
On motion the clerk was ordered to
notify the nightwatchmen, that on ex-
animation their dals OF time detector, it
was found that they were not doing their
duty, and that al y repetition Of the same
would be accepted al resignation OF
their position as nightwatchmen and
treated accordingly.
On motion it was decided that Mr..
Whiting. agent OF this Calumet and Hecla
mining company, be consulted and asked
to place fire alarm bells in the firemen's
homes or residences.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WILLIAM W. ELLIS,
Village Clerk.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

REPORTED by Edyth swinton,)
The graduating class of '97 consists Of
eleven members. SIX girls and i've boys,
all OF whom are working most industri-
,ously, and anxiously looking forward to
their appearance in public, and the com
petion OF their high schoolcour, Many
III the seniors have expressed desire to
AaFe an address by some prominent edu-
Gator, such az DR.. Wadswortb, Mr.. Fer
Fis, or Mr.. Pattengill, at the commence
ment exercise, instead of essays, which
have been in vogue for number of yeare.
All pleasure parties and rink indulgences
have long since been abandoned by these
earnest. dignified seniors, although we
frequently hear and see the results OF
euch expeditions among the JUNIORS. But
dear juniors, take the advice OF an ex-
perienced schoolmate and do not en-
deagor to be society men and women
nntil this prepare DRY work in school is
completed.
The class in Virgil has finished the
third book OF the lEneid and ~ very de-
sfrous OF con pleting the required six
books, while, az collateral work, they
are reading a translation of Homer's
I lad.
The Psychology class has been study
Tag PERCEPTION and has observed that the
freshmen are unusually bright in seeing
sSrl representing obi cts az they are.
Consequently these freshmen make rapid
~aeancement in botany. This desirable
attainment is due in part, at least. to the
act of drawing az now taught through
o%t the grades. Some OF the psycbolo-
GiSt- are lamenting their poor memories.
~hile still Others are lost in phantasy.
la about four weeks the juniors intend
co give an electrical exhibition, a few es-
says and an interesting farce. They are
working earnestly to make their enter
tsi1ment instructive as well as ENJOYABLE.
The study OF Carlyle, Coleridge, and
Thomas b. Macaulsy aud their writings
is Incoming so interesting that we are
often late for dinner.
Vertical pepmanshiD begins to look up.
and it IL now course of pleasure in
stead OF pain to those who need some
good, plain system
number OF the pupils have been alb
eent this week on account Of illness.
A'einora Isabel Roehm left school Fri
dsy morning suffering with la grippe.
lew OF our artists have adorned our
boards with dra wings. We sincerely be-
tieve that such artistic touches have de-
cided influence on the pupils in developing
= love OF the beautiful. ~
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

An adjourned regular monthly meeting
OF the common council of the village OF
Red jacket was held in the council room
on Monday evening at 8 o'clock, March
3, 1897.
Present-H. j. Vivian, president; Vital
Coppo, lizzie Blumenthal, John Knivel,
Thomas Gribble. Herman r. Miller, John
Vertin trustees; w. w. Ellis, clerk.
The minutes of the last regular meeting
were read and, on motion, approved.
The following accounts and salaries
were received ana, on motion, accepted
and ordered paid:
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06
Home Firemen Are
Not Likely to At
tend
The Annual Tournament
hered Ny Them-Hiah school
Notes.

1t seems to be taken for granted by the
leaders Of the Upper Peninsula Firemen's
Association that the copper country de-
partments will all fall ia line and send
running teams e take part in the con-
tests next summer. The other depart
ments of the copper country may be will
ing TO go to lronwood and take part in
next Summers tournament, but the local
company has by no means decided to do
so, as yet. A News reporter has seen a
number of the members of he Red Jacket
department and none OF them are enthu-
ssiastic over next summers tournament,
while some state positively that they will
not 60 to Ironwood. The company ap-
pears to be DIVIDED on the subject and it
as extremely doubtful if thi' city will be
represented at the tournament unless
there ia q decided change OF opinion on
ahe part OF the members OF the depart
ynent.
The members of the team that took
part in the & ornament at Sault Ste.
Marie last summer h4ve not forgotten
their treatment on that occasion and
the way the Ironwood team directly yio-
dated tlie rules and regulations OF the a.
sociation. Some OF the charges made
agsanet the Ironwood team may have
fJeen exaggerated at the time, but the local |
team feels that it was not Justly treated |
and does not propose to hold itself open
TO another such air.
The statement that the Iron wood de-
rpartment will establish precedent and
not enter team in the contests is looked
upon as good move ia the right direc-
ton and may result IN change OF opin-
ion on the part OF the local department.
The firemen have not held meeting in
regard to the matter and nothing will be
done for a few months. The local menu
bers were deslrous of the formation of
new association. TO include the teams {
from Marquette and Houghtoa counties.
which was talked OF last fall and which
the teams at Marquette and I.hpeming ,
we're understood to be heartily in favor I
N. The Marquette county teams now !
sppearte be willing to stay in the old ,
association and the movement to estab- 8
.ish a new one has evidently fallen fat. (
III the local department does not put a
team in the tournament next summer =
they may decide to attend the tourna- y
nent and take part in the other exercises. {
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

Robert Rosske kelley, who had heen at
the Calumet hospital for the past few
weeks suffering from an injury to his
foot, had sufficiently recovered yesterday
afternoon to be removed TO his home ON
Calumet avenue. There are no patients
occupying cots at the hospital now.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

Have you tried Moeb's Pro Patria
cigars? Worth 10 cents sold for 5 cents.
Stamped Pro Patria. Acold, sweet salts
flying smoke. George Moebs & Co., man.
ufacturers. Detroit.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

Persons desiring instruction in pant
ing. or drawing in charcoal and cray on,
call on Miss Palmer, 21S .Osceola street,
Laurium.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06
Nurse and Midwife.

Mrs. j. l.. Erickson. who is a trained
and competent nurse and mid wiie, can
be engaged to attend to ahy kind OF sick
ness. Apply at Mrs. Abin Freeman's,
22O1 Middle street. Ravmbaultown.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

The latest patterns of the celebrated
Stewart Hortshorn window shades, 60
ing at 20, 30, 40, so, G5 and 70 cents
each at NJ. Jobnson's. 421 Pine street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

1t would be to the advantage of any
one DESTROYS of taking course 10 stem.
ography to apply at once at the NEWS
office for further information.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

WANTED Six steady boarders; good
accommodations. Apply to Peter Carey
the German House, 4O6 Fifth street, up.
stairs
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

Brand new American" No. Z sewing
machines going at $22 at M. Johnson's,
421 Pine street. Only five more machines
foff
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

Just received. a job lot of read y made
frames, which are to be disposed OF at ex-
ceedingly low prices, at 421 Pine street.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

House and lot Tor eale cheap. Apply
to Samuel rrsthen. contractor and build.
or. No. 144 Osceola street. Laurium.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1897-03-06

wANTED-A laundress. Good wages
70 the right party. Must be good shirt
Ironer. Apply a. this Office.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
Entertainment and Reception.

Father Willebald. the pastor OF -.
Mary's Catholic church. at Fourth ana
Marshall streets, gave an ENTERTAINMENT
and reception 10 the young people VI IA"
congregation at St Marys Han aol'ih-
ing the church. last night.
There was q large turnout OF the young
folks. and many olasr ones as "e''' az
~ whom enioyed themselves very much.
listening 10 the music, vocal and ins'r"-
mental. and tho phonograph "hicE was
= great feature or the evening
Besides Father Ni.isDald. thero were
also present Fathers Andrew and Jonn.
o, the clergy OF Saint Mays parish. ana
they were all earnest IN their endeayors
TO promote acquaintance ana good teoi-
ing among the large company present
There was music By a string band ana
ST Mary's church choir sang. under tho
direction OF Professor {. !. Mptter' INC
organist OF the church.
ar. NJ. II. Gravens. who has a pleeslns
tenor voice. sang very acceptspiy TWO
songs. Home Dreams" by ~. QueH-
tin. and "Marsarita." oy i.0hr
The monograph was under the direc-
ton OF Mr. Adam stephan, and us very
realistic rendition OF popular vocal and
Instrumental music was received with
great applause.
Refreshments were served In aonn-
dance. and everybody declared the even
ing delightfully."- spent
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

THE PISTON AsKED 10 RLSfGS Bof
m REFUSES 10 no 50.
Contest for Military Prizes-hr. Monroe
and Miss Patton Elope o Na-hips'oh'
Asuccess to Be Repeated.

FEEDEEICKgBURG VA, March L.
sneclal. Trouble has for some time been
browning between the momOers III the Zap
ti-t church NJ Bowling Green ana us
pastor Rev. Il. l.. Gay. Whas the uireSt
cause Is Is not known, but all is MOI sS-
rene and Mr. Gay. when asked LOT nls
resignation by the dissatisfied members
refused TO tender IL.
on his refusal 90 90 80 two OF tho let,
cons resigned and others, Il IA said WIN
do likewise. In View OF this a meetihs
was held Saturday, wnich Astso uon,
1l.gO to 3 o'clock Mr.. Gay presided. ana
every motion made by the discontentsl
ones was promptly ruled out OK order
or defeated. and Mt Gay positively re-
fused to comply with the request Tor ms
TIE termination Of the trouble is watch
ed for with interest. ,.,,
A PRIZE WINNER.
In the contest for the Tyler mccall az. az,
Coptain N. 3. Rowe commanding. THIS
afternoon. both trophies were won by
Lieutenant f. H. Revere. Score, ~.
Mr.. Alexander Monroe and MISS jennie
Patton. both Of stafford. boarded the
train here this morning FOR W Ashlns.oh'
where they expected % be married to-day
THE HOSPITAL FUND.
The entertainment for the hospital
fund which scored such a success last
week. viii by general request be repeated
tomorrow night for the same Object. =,
Mr. William Bryan died al III" hOiue, H'
Stafford. last night after long luness.
Mr.. John McCrackcn has gone 70 Fort
NcHenry. Maryland, where he wiz DC
examined ar 20 his mental ana physlGAl
qualifications as an alternate lor the
West Point cadctship
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02
GRETNSyILLE COUNTY.
4 Move TO Have Che Railroad Depots
Nearer south Emporia.

EMPORIA. VA. March Special
Grceusylile County Court convened us
morning Judge Barhan presiding. Inc
docket a. very light
A movement Is on foot among some OF
the citizens Of South Emporia 10 induce
fine Atlantic Coast Line railroad 10 re-
move rs depot from North 10 south En-
Almost similar conditions exist in TINS
town relative 20 the depOts as dld 10 re-
gard 10 the express office prior 10 lne
establishment of branch Office In South
EmpOrla That u.s. both the Atiahue
aud Danvllle and the Atlantic Coast Line
deyots are in North t.mpoild. con7eqNeHe -
IN the citizens of South Emporia are SUD-
jected TO much Inconvenience in Ie.lSn'.,s
them. A am inducement 10 the Altau,is
Coast Line 90 change tleir depot 10 South
Emporla. the gentlemen interested Pr
pose TO raise money 10 purchase 4o9
upon which 20 build depot ana donate
the same 20 the company.
North Emp0rla people viii oppose me
move AS they say that South Emponl
has tho courthouse and should let them
have the depot and the struggle between
Inc Two sections OF the town last spring
over some proposed amendments 70 tHe
town charter IS likely 20 he repeated
Mr. Joseph GOOdc a brother OF captain
Goode of this place, a conductor on the
Atlantic and Danyille railroad. died OF
consumptfon at the home Of the latter TINS
morning His death though rather sud-
den vas not unexpected. Tie was "a COM
paratiyely young man. .,.
Mr. GEORGE s. Bruce Of Texas. ii visit
ing al the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Il.
Turner.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Of q m AZ and milk Inspector WAS re-
ferrea - tho Finance Committee.
Tho Committee OF Cemeteries Submit
ted an ordinance donating a lot in River
View Cemetery 20 p. T.. Ice Camp Tor the
burial Of INDECENT widows OF Confederate
soldiers. The ordinance was adopted.
When the resolution appropriaiing $500
10 pay for the services o. stcnographer
10 take dTyu th. proceedings OF the
Committee on RcfreuchW.nt and Re
form was taken up. Mr.. Houn'ree asked
that 90 Dee rejected. as the committee did
not now wish % sienographor. Oh motion
OF Mr. BiOomberg. the resolution was lana
on the table
AR Rountrce 10 this juncture. made
varnaI report from the Committee on
Retronchmeut and Reform, stating that
the committee had been diligently -
work. ana would shortly present a re-
port. containing. among others some val
liable recommendations In regard to IRAN
chises. In conclusion ne said.
AT tho next regular meeting VIII
have some very important measures FOR
your consideration"
MUST NOT EXCEED
Mr Cask.e presented a resolution pro
vldlng that tho expenditures OF the city
Tor 1897 shall not exceed us receipts as
set forth IN The budget. The resolution
was adopted
Mr. Caskie presented a second reso-
luton. witch was also adopted. request
ing the school, board TO make such ar
ragements as will enable II 10 live with
in 10 appropriation this year.
Mr. Blanks asked 10 be relieved from
service on the Committee on Health. HIS
request was refused.
The Council consented 10 allow the
Richmond Traction Company TO put a
0ro-alarm box at its car sheds al the
expense OF the said company.
SIR Stokes introduced "a resolution al
lowing the managers OF the Faith Home
=. 900 feet Of gas or 20 much thereof as
20 necessary, for three months. beginning
April !. 1891 The resolution was adopt
ed
sAlr Woody offered a resolution request
Ing the Traction and Richmond Railway
aud Electric Companies to put half-rate
tickets on sale al some point conveniens
20 people IN the eastern part OF the city.
The resolution was adopted and tho
Council. AZ # o'clock adjourned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Meeting OF the smithdeal Business Col
I,ge Literary society Last Night.

I,ge Literary society Last Night.
The last nights meeting OF the Smith
deal Business College Literary Society
was eul.yoncd by the presence Of the
Highland SPRINGS Literary Society as
invited guests and by AN unusually sood
programme. Mr. h. Harrison MARKS
nrirrfual Of the shorthand department.
presided and welcomed ire visitors ana
students
My Country. IT'S az Thee was sung
tv the members Of both societies stand
lne Mrs. q. VI. Smithdeal sang SOLO
and responded to an encore ia ne. most
lIr j Morton B.nford told OF Josiah $
Cosrtship" IA an excellent recitation.
Miss Walter Holt rendered most eN-
ccIl,ut music on mandolin. guitar, ana
Eli Edward Bosher Thomas Toodle,
OF Singing School fame peri"'insd -
pencil solo. TO the great de'-Sht VA
the audience.
Miss Preston Womack rec.ted an excel
.ert valentine romance
Mr. A. T. caldwell made most anus
lre mock political speech
afr b. buwran. "ltA tnflN'ns "u ~
frar1stt. el,cntlnr. delivered splendid
panegyr.c over the "IomDs OF tne 0e"-
Next was served literary salad.
Consisting OF questions pinned 70 paper
salad leaves. The questions could no'
be answered by the person holding ihe
lesf: any other person IN the aup,enDe
was at liberty 20 answer. the one gems
the largest number OF leaves winning 'he
prize. The prize wa dNarneu 1" i''
fessor j. . Atwood ,...o
me assembly then Joined in singins
.Gll Lang Svn8" and adjourned, an N.f-
trq had a most enjoyable TIME
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

Two Companies ofthe first Virginia Reg
iInnut WI atl.un liz. Inan.-mrnlinm.

imeuf VIII Attend the Inauguration.
1t has been definitely determined that
Companies b and h. of the First Regi-
ment. will attend the Inauguration cere-
monies. They Will 20 as \ battalion.
under the command OF Captain Frank
Cunningham, and will leave here by way
Of the Chesapeake and Ohio road to-
morrow evening at IL o'clock on spe-
cial train There will be about 30 men
ia uniform.
A detail Of these men will go tonight
10 arrange for quarters. consisting OF
Sergeant Hamilton. OF Company 7. ana
Sergeant Johnson and Private Bern
stein. OF Company 3.
The members OF Captain Haverty
company. the Manchester Grays. who de-
sire 20 attend the inauguration cers
monies. are invited 70 meet I'm the room
OF Company y tonight 10 make an ne
cessary arrangements
Tho inauguration travel commenced IN
earnest yesterday over ,he Richmond
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
the reduced rate tickets going on sale
at that time.
The s45 morning train was comfort,
ably filed. and the noon train carried
a lsrCe crowd.
About $50 persons left the city by this
roufe on the two trains mentioned.
I'm addition 10 the four regular trains
carrying Pullman and parlor cars,
special win leave Tlha at o'clock Thurs
day morning. reaching Washington IN
time for the inaugural procession.
4 parior ear VIII he attached 20 TINS
train which will reach Richmond. re-
turning about II o'clock the same night
There Will be n ticket agent at f'nH
Tor this special train. and rousd-trip
tickets viii be sold az $3.50.
Tho Chesapeake and Ohio railway VIII
rum extras and extra coaches Will Doe used
on the regular trains. 90 that all VINO
desire 10 go 10 Washington can do 80
comfortably.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-03-02

l.. Branch and \. L. Green WHO
are two of the NEST efficient officers "a
Eenrico county. made. un arrest iar,
week mat Will. doubtless. prove OF stea'
assistance 10 the police or Char'es'o"'
5 &. ,..i,., rob-
shortly before Christmas datln- o,
herv was committed on Savage STREE
in that CITY by band OF negro l.'-F,
A house was entered ana nhINoli wi
articles. including jewelry. clothihs' @''"
shoes. We're stolen. -, oo,
off taking the goods hy tie women -.
the house In their break rci uDe,ts !,
they knocked one OF the women qo"h the
-tairs seriously iniuring her. Tney tneh
effectad their escape. and left the cry
IL was supposed that they had come mere
and the officers were notified
Bv a clever piece Of Work oscar sum
uers and George Davis Carson were ar ,
rested ia the county by Officers Green ana
Branch They are both colored you,n9'
Yesterday morning they confessed Wy
robbery 10 a Times representative ana
sid that Robert Gerley and Henry Shep-
herd were their accompliccs.
Tbev said that they had paWheu
the stolen goods. They entered the house
af night As soon as they found the po-
iice were hot on their trail they left the
cltv OFFICER Branch has notlhed ihe
charleston Police OF the arrest neries
and shepherd have been arrested, ahu
are In isil in Charleston.