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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12
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MORTGAGE Sale.

Default having beehrnade in the pay
SR 385ssf Gaa Pa hi 5Bt 9 dbD 9teof
nBRd G fff{fa BT d%4K
Ddaytg ks9hEtep oPea ringdate2 the seventh "
'coraedtn the office ufthe register of deeds I1
=, aea t2f 2'teYens county, Minnesota, on
t page5 ST. hd II Poek 3, Ct HoEtgages On
debt asdafed i' 81 said dir 6ft
HB#t { Pa54 fhsFe%f a9ht tg1a bna
that by Yirtuesof a POWER Of sale confaineden
in said mortgage, and DursT1ant 70 the
ute5i the said mortgage will be5foTelIJd
closea aIln the premises DESCRIBED in and
~ township one hundred twenty-four3H
sitt 66 acfe5 Beiag TIE e 9a9
one half of the north east one quarter and; n,
tioutttiirty 4t@@O t32l towfshfp 8Rd hflntifed no
afeH sfe45ht t6 H2ae aa yGte 81
sot SQld at publicI auction to payOl
sac DEBT apd interest, and fiftyl50l dollars
attotneg1S fee. las itjuEafed In Said tifOff- &c
the disbursements Allowed by law; Which ~
SAFE WILDE made by the sheriff of -saidFgs
Stevens county, at the front door of the .
court house, in the village of Norris 9ihilI
g3rd day of June, A. b. f897, at 10 o'cI6ekA.
~, OF that day, subject TO redenptior1 as e q
~ Dated apfilI6th AID. tBg7.en"o od5 esd
:, il 599 aToIjos aDANFLRk 2TdLs y aGjLs
FRED,E. SMIIHs at i lg.I at.ft |'N's7'T7H Ju0
~ Attorney for Mortgage, ..t. e..
II El'%''J7li Morris, MINI. ~ ,.-'. 4@ d+ts.>
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How He Was Erred.

When Washih gton Hosting Of Chi
cagoiwas devotihgg all his energies
to the conduct Of oHis paper The
Staats-Zeitung, there was big fire
in Chicago which his paper failed tc
mention: "why didn' we have 4 re.
port Of that fire last night?" lie ask
led next morning Of q fresh reporter
who had been assigned to it. my
dear Mr.. Hesing, replied the young
journalist, in surprise, there was
nothing new to print about it. Ev-
cry one in Chicago was there and
saw IT, ~ 10y Dung man, ~ said Mr..
Hesing, eff any one asks you if you
work forbThe> Staats+ Zeitung, tell
him M s',o9.iG HGE I @HIH NJ rs
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5I|E - E'"I.. - = ''T-TiE : -.
Order for Creditors. torPre-1
il i sent Claims, ETC. 81 d.

b - i" sent, Claims. ETC. q =: .d>
STATE OF MINNESOTAJs 49, '''-' q
County of Stevens = I s. .>r= -sI.
Probate Court .. r.-...o
In the matter of the estate of John
RiOrdan, deceased. ..... . t....a ........ ..--
Letters of administration of the estate of
John Riordan, deceased,late Of,the County
of Stevens and State OfMinnesOta, having
been granted to Timothy Murphy. ESQ tits
ordered that six months be and the same is
this order,in which all persons having
claims or demands against the said deCeaS-
ed, are required to file the same in the Pro
bate Court ofthis county, properly anthem
tiCated, for examination and allowance, or
be forever barred, f-- @--..- @e.-' =. III -
1t is further Orderedytltat the first Mon
day in November 1897 at 10 o'clock a. II. at
the General Term of said Probate Court to
be held atthe office Ofthe Probate Judge in
the Villa ge of n OrriS, irlSaid Count be and
the same is hereby appointed as the time
and place when. and where the said Pro
bate Court will examine and adjust said
claims and demands.
1t is further ordered that notice of such
hearing be given to all creditors and per
sons interested in said estate by forthwith
publishing this order once i'll each week
for three successive weeks. in the Morris
Tribune, newspaper printed and pub
iShed in said county. }5.'t ~. - -...i--. ~
Dated at Morris this 18th day of April a.
D. 1897! Ak i'.3s. T.. say .l.a T..' '.'-*
LSeall " il ISL GEORGE E. DAZZLING
&" Judge of Probate.
III a.''".' Stevens County Mimi.
SPOONER & SHELLEY, . a.-. ........ ...
Attorneys. . .'.'4-
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CRIMINAL NEWS.

Life prisoners at Saltwater have in.
creased IN number from 43 to -48 during
the past year. elas- o. Aaa. a.
The two Fowlers, bankers of West
Superior, have been arrested, charged
with Incorporating bank funds
August Normand, who murd cred
members of the Hillstad family, near
LarImore, N. D.. has been captured
Pat Casey, Deadwood saloonkeepel
who had been notorious character in
the Back .Hilts for q years. HAS Sui,
eided ...-... -...--......
Ex-State Grain Inspector Andrews OF
Illinois, has been indicted in Chicago
On the charge of embezzIing state
finds @". ,."''@ ETC l@at@H
Two valuab horses were Stolen from
Peter Rltstoll near Cando,, N. D., and
taken over into Manitoba Officers are
after the thief +,,..'...,.,
Baroness Won Turkheim'' charges
her husband, Won Arnold! the detect.
rye, with attempting to- poison her
while crossing the Atlantic ri ~ "o" -
Jim Parker, the notorious train rob.
Der. and two other desperadoes escaped
fran jail at Phoenix, A, E., wounding
the jailer and district attorney. [, 30.
Rufus p. Vassar, grandson of the
founder of Vassar college at POUCH.
keepsie,, N. VI is under arrest at San
Francisco, charged with embezzlement.
He claims the charge is false. ~ 49,
E. Ell. Arnold, vice president and
a5rector Of the defuact First m National
bank Of (M1not. ~ D:.qwas arrested al
ha.lsas. City, and will be. tax en-, back to
1@saot to be tried for classifying THE
. ~, lords of the bank
he Turkish military commissioners
@'evjs agreed tovinarease' the army to-
b, Z 1000 men. yGbnD1 5.al Hotfh49g4no2 81
Germany man and Russia viii back
demands in the peace bnaesgop
S<%flolnlsfoa4Iob 3 bTUdtuI s2nu bnGJG
a force of 5000 Turkish troops, now
occupies Volo, from which VIZ Greeks.
treated la aJS1y ee ekkoz 1o5 syiDdGT snsq
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12

4 project is on foot to unite Brazil,
Cali, Peru and Bolivia by railway,
Over l 900 Galiciat1 immigrants are
expected to arrive in Winnipeg, Man.
tbs week, . ~ 49,
Germany has appropriated 100000
marks with which to create a reserve
OF field artillery: z'~e'aa7s7
Serious disorders have broken out in
several places in Spain~in connection
with the municipal elections now IN
The Transvaal govern ment has re
pealed the immigration law, relieving
tne tension between + hat country and
England. -~z+@.,Tyf~zs >s.SSEl@s
The government of Chill has offered
"a premium-of 100000 yearly to any
person who may discever2a new use for
0lfrate in large quantities. ~,
A dispatch to the London. Daily Mail
from Berlin says The Eageblatt Isl an J
thorzed to announce that NJ = Faure's
PROPOSED svisit=to St-Petersburg has
been abandoned . 's' , '.''-'''
Ihe Episcopal, the established church
Of En- yland lis the only denomination
to be recognized at the. religious serv-
ices to be held at St. Pauls cathedral
on the occasion of the queens jubilee,
81 in4-a r~ss r0~aL f~~0 ire..[..
The Spanish queen regent has. issued
a decree. authorizing the raising Of
GS, 300, OOO>to be secured by thefcustoms
duties of Spain to meet the cost ofmif.
ii airy operations in Cuba and the PHI.
ippine islands
Tho correspondent of the London
Standard learns THAT circular has
been addressed by the Sheikhul Islam
to the Imains in Constantinople and
the provinces which .foreshadows the
SPECIFY approach of a holy war, the
sacred edict.. for proclaiming which is
already being prepared l..--. ri q
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12
LAND OFFICE ArMARsH4AatL,, MINI

Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has field notice of his
intention tomake final proof in support of
his claim and that saidproof will be made
Stevens County, Mimi, at Norris, Mimi.
on Saturday May 90. 1897, viz: Gottfrid
HelsDer, homestead. application No. 12946
Range A. ... . ID 30
He names the folio wing witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
Ritter, John Brown. Barney Ritter and
David Radslfff, all of Medina Post Office,
Minnesota. "sL@E g9t r.. gTeIt -E,E 10
.~.--.t ....-C,> P, SHEPARD, Register.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12
LAND OFFICE At MARSHALL, MINI.
March 81, 1897.

Ii Notice is hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
intention to make final proof in support of
before the Clerk of District Court for Stew
ems County, MINI, at Morris. Mimi, on
Friday May 21st 1897, viz: Walter Dean.
sell Section 50, Township 124 Range "A ".
He names the! following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
Alfred Wolff, David Radsliff and John
KeCk, all of ChOkio, Mimi -- -1-' AZ. $3.50 --
sos $50. C.P. SHEPARD, Register.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12

o's # I'm hot home by ii, Bessie. :
said a husband to his; better andibie.
ger half thdon t waitr for me. '1n ii .
I'll '"rhat I won ' +, said Bessie gig!
o 90 foantIIy1l BUT III come fog ytolus{'
yea Het was punctual, as usual.4-.
Household Words.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12

The powers have notified their am
bassadors at Athens to take, steps for
the stopping Of the Greco Turkish war
1t is reported i'll official circles that
Queen Olga has sent telegram to the
czar solicitating the mediation OF
RUSSIA. -: s~s rs -
Germany's conditions have been ac-
copied, by Greece. Among them is
consent to autonomy for Crete. This
practically insures intervention by the
powers. &. E-.'.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12
Price of Wheat at Duluth.

Is WHEAT Cash, No. hard, 1910; No.
4 Northern, 1910; No. 2 Northern, 74Zt;
No. 3 spring, 70A@nAc; rejected, 53T ;
687ac; to arrive, No. hard, 76Ac; No.
Northern, 1896 May No. hard, 56lc;
No. l Northern, 1890 July, No l North
ern,-, 75c;a September. n 81. ~. Northern.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12

r,lWHEA T. May ctosedE r 73Ae;'T July,
-721s "a u nc; September,--66Hc On
Track-No.1 hard Toe; mo, T. North
ern, 74Ac, No 2 N Northern 74Ic.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12

Z - Live stock Prices at St. Pant ys. =,
-" HOGS-Marl1et weak; quality good.
Yards cleared early--Ranga- of prices,
S5.55@3.70. a. = 81 - ~ go A.
CATTLE-Strong and active; more
fat cattle. lockers audi feeders wanted W.
Sales ranged at $55> 50 ta4. 90 Cor stes ksfs
$275@a5O for cows; u. 75@s.90 for heif:
1ers, S4.1O Tf9fI steeFsT 40 SJgr. gsEQ
ri SHEEP Market strong sheared mutt
tons s.. IS B4.:7o; SHARED lambs $500 b
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12
Live Stock Prices, at : Chicago.

HOGS-Market;) active;5 2M@6c lower.
Sales ranged at $3.754ga. 971 for lights
s. 75@3s9215 for mixed $3 45(@3 ,9oi tor
heavy; So. 45@3,609 for rGugh,Giu. 9Y0c Ygi
r. CATTLE-Market steady, to loo lower.
2 Sales ranged at s$8,s0@5.25 for beeyes;
81 .9O@4.35 for cows and hefers; $3.15"
40 for Texas steers; S. 45@4 90 FOR
steckers and feeders. 5h3" ~
y lSHEEP-Sheep market steady lambs
1Oc lower, ..-.,,,,,..,,-..,...
!. Sales ranged at $2.5O@49O for native
sheep; 3d. 50@4.75 for Westerns; $3.50
S.. so for lambs. t@G@s I3l1H III 9>i. 5ii
9ai 5tG2DL- 7-r--7 - u SIT s1GbH3
/ Grain and Provision Prices at Chicago. .
3 WHBAF-Ma 74nc;iq June no74c;t
July 1890; September, $3.50; Decema
ber, 70%c. Goah
s41sc; July, 1870; Sep
ten os ssFs sessszs { s9E]ju tgss
tenn hsrnel6Aci sGi7d YAM yed3 ssebl 4uoy oos
P0JR RHK s. n ,s as x id ISL
TENDER, $865asw saolineSai bezbnu6 owl 10 tali
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12

'''o The 277th annual festival Of the Turn
erbunf was held atSty Louis last week
The attendance was very large.
" Information has reached San Fran
cisco that points to the probability of {
match between Corbett and Choynski.
Farmer Martin Burns defeated Dan
S. Mcleod of California, in a wrestling
match for the worlds championship
in Davenport, Ia T.@.&,.@.a o.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12
! NEWS OF NOTED PERSONS.

! General Wheaton formally retired
from the army ion Saturday, after Al
years of service H. : 49,. :,
= Judge Golf of>West Virginia is as
signed by rumor to the national su-
prene court as Justice Fie1d's success
sor. t"Lzz55zy22e ~ ~ a~-s ~&
William J. Bryan is slowly recover
ing from heSinjuries received at St.
Augustine, Fla. They were more sell
Gus than supposed o.:
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12
LAND OFFICE AT MARSHALL, MINI.

.."f lf'-a. April ., 1871 .--' Il r. -- cs's
Notice lis hereby given that the follow
ing named settler has filed notice of his
his claim. and that said proof will be made
before the Clerk of District Court for
Stevens County, Mimi, at Norris, Mimi,
on Saturday May 22nd. viz: Thomas F.
Brennan, homestead application No. 12249
for the = eT12lnw14 Section a. TPwpship 42232.
prove hs rI 70
;Cultivation of said land, viz: John FinneE
gam Louis Foley.,a Julius Sass and john
Kelley, all of Morris Post Office, MINI.
p. az HH<'H CjiP." SHEPARD, Register
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MARKET QUOTATIONS.


oFLOUR-Steady. a.o-,r@. 81 !
a WHEAT-No,7 2 spring ,75kc; No
Northern, 1910 July, 1870.
CORN-N6l. 8; 24c. S"5i~@ SG@t
a OATS-No. 2. white, 2l1a@22Kc.
BA RLEY-No. =. 32A@33c; sample
'fracl+~ 95G13t I<c- d" 'a~-- : -s.. s.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12

Pneumatic 'kneecaps for the pre-
vention of housemaids' knee are now
to be bought. ~ ..-e.. = - y u.
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Poultry, Butter and Eggs.

Il Live poultry dull; turkeys, 5000;
chickens, 7ei ducks, &c., ~. s.t.or- q .u1L
Butter steady; creameriesJ ll@15c,-
dalrlesi SO 1Sj.H .5G ,h.l.."t -gof9j %a0i
Eggs steady fresh, 8Ae.,,a,, ,gyLa1 ~
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12

A machine Oh n fftor .slicing bacon has,
been invented, dw III Ds31d IIaa oa.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1897-05-12
FOREIGN NEWS.

4 project is on foot to unite Brazil,
Cili, Peru and Bolivia by railway,
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-21

LITTLE ROCK, May 1.-THE senate was called
70 order at q. m. by President Moose
House bill TO abolish fences in certain parts
OF Lee and Phillips counties was taken up and
passed-ayes 20, noes O. Absent and not voting,
IL.
House bill for the purchase of an electric
light plant was taken up, and by vote of 10 to
the bill was placed on the calendar
Senator Grace moved that the committee on
mines make an investigation as to what had
become OF the manuscript OF the uncompleted
geological reports. Carried.
Senate bill to regulate freights. reported
favorably by a majority OF the judiciary COM
mite. was taken up.
Senator Grace opposed the bill
Senator Kimbell was in favor OF such legisla-
tion as would prevent discrimination; for in
stance. Arkadelpha and Hot Springs being the
same distance from Little Rock. he wanted the
rates from Little Rock TO each place to be the
same
Senator worthen spoke against the bill. He
believed ii would discriminate against Little
Rock e.
The bill failed to passages H. noes IA.
House bill providing for building roads In the
state was taken up.
Senator Williams moved to amend by adding
a new section relative to bridges, and holding
counties liable for damage after due notice
On motion OF Senator Hillhouse. 1t was re-
ferred to committee on roads and highways
Senator South moved tn senate ADJOURN Till
Monday. Carried
The House.
After the house was called to order, Mr..
Comstock introduced resolution expressing
II as the sense OF the house that the clerks en-
ter all roll calls upon the journal, which was
adopted.
House bill No. 80. the Prince good roads bill,
was read third time. 81
Mr.. Hernn opposed the bill because he De-
lisved 1t meant more taxation.
Mr. Vandeveuter supported the bill
The bill passed-ayes 16, noes Ii.
A motion to reconsider the vote by which
senate bill No Is, to purchase q state convict
farm passed, was lost
After recess the house went into committee
of the whole (Mr. Cofman in the chair to con-
slider the deaf-mute appropriation bill.
Mr.. Hernn moved to amend by striking out
$40 900 for salary of ten literary teachers for
two years and insert 50 600. Adopted,
Mr. Herrn moved to amend by striking out
s. 500 for three teachers Of articulation ana IN
sert 81 800
After considerable discussion the amend
ment was lost
An amendment by Mr.. Shackleford TO strike
out $40 for salary OF assistant engineer for
two wears and insert s72o was adopted.
Mr. Herrn offered an amendment to strike
out $500 for salary of supervisor OF boys. Lost
Mr.. Eagle offered an amendment to strike
out 81 800 for two boilers and insert 81, goo
Adopted
Mr. Brown Altered an amendment to strike
out $500 for repairing tower. Adopted
The committee rose and recommended tns'
the bill pass as amended
Adjourned to 9 a. N. Saturday.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-21
A Child's Thought.

A Washington lady was passing one
of the orphan asylums of the city, and
as is her praise-worthy custom, nodded
across the fence to a couple of forlorn
little waits playing in the yard. Be
fore she was out of hearing one of the
little girls said to the other:
''Isn't she just lcvely?"
And the other, with a wistful sigh,
answered: Eyes, and p'r'apts my moth
er is just like her; just thinkw-Wash-
ington Post.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-21
ARkANSASLEGISLATURE
Proceedings of the Thirty-hrst Gen.
eral Assembly-Extra Session.


LITTLE Rock. May Ia-Senate called to o,-
aer by President Moose
House bill No 81, the blind school annronr,.-
tion bill, read third time and passed.
Senate bill No. 4s, to regulate ratIwav ra,.s
oy statute passed.
Senate bill No. Al to use convict labor To
build public roads, was ordered engrossed for
third reading 0'
Ihe vote by which senate bill No A ito re-
ouce the registration fees of congressional
candidates from sl0to s5) was defeated. was re
considered. and the bin then passed.
The Amacker railroad commission bill WAS
tabled by the following vote.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-21
FARMING IN ARKANSAS.

Cool Nights and Cut-Worms Have Pre-
vented Improvement In Cotton and Corn
Fruit Outlook Somewhat BETTER Warm
Nights and Sunshiny Days Needed.
LITTLE Rock, May 1s.-The mean tenn
pearature for the week has averaged
"a deg. below the normal, while the
rainfall has been 2.46 inches less than
the average amount or ~ per cent. Of
the normal.
Following is the total rainfalls at
stations named for week ending a. m,
Monday, May. II:
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-21
The senate.

LITTLE Rock May ls-After the usual morn
ing preliminary business was transacted, Sem
ator Grace, OF the committee on railroads,
submitted majority report on the Smith land
grant bin, recommending its passage.
The word equipped" was inserted in the bill
Senator Cazort offered the following amend
ment. which was adopted:
THE dates for the beginning OF said work,
and fo- the construction and equipment OF said
railroad TO each and every point mentioned
herein, are mandatory, and in the event OF said
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-21
The House.

House called to order at o'clock The clerk
called the roll. after which prayer was offered
by the chaplain.
The committee on enrolled bills reported
correctly enrolled house bills Nos. II, 40 and AZ
and senate bill No. CO. and sent TO the governor
for his signature
Committee on roads and highways reported
house bill No. So, to provide for the working OF
roads and highways, recommending it's pas
sage
House bills Nos. 1s and % were reported un :
favorably.
On motion OF Mr.. Hern, 200 copies Of house
btll No " were ordered printed.
Committee on education reported house bills
Nos II and IA, without recommendation.
Committee on engrossed bills reported cor
rectly engrossed house bill No. 81.
Mr.. Smith, of Crittenden, by consent, called
up house bill No SO, a fence law for certain
portions OF Crittenden and Monroe counties.
Read third time and passed unanimously
The house went into com mittee OF the whole
for further consideration of house bill No. 81.
the general appropriation bill
Mr.. Butt moved to reduce the item for police
oficers at the state house from So 900 to & 900.
Adopted.
Mr. Shaw moved to insert g, 900 In lieu OF
C,0oo for postage, expressage and stationery
for the nse OF the several state departments
for two years. Adopted.
Mr. Hernn offered amendment to insert
800 in lieu Of $500 for copying, indexing and dis
tributing acts OF the general assembly Car
ried
Mr.. Stroud moved to insert e, 900 In lieu OF
1000 for contingent expenses in the governor S
office. Adopted
At noon the committee rose and asked leave
to sit again at p. IN.
After recess Mr., Shackleford moved to sus-
pend the rules and set the Dickinson railroad
commission bill for Monday next
The point was raised that the Dickinson bill
was yet in the hands of the committee, so the
motion was declared out of order,
Consideration Of the appropriation was re-
semed in committee of the whole
After long debate over an amendment
to dispense with one clerk In the secretary OF
states ONCE, which was voted down, the COM
mittee reported progress and asked leave to
sit again Saturday morning.
Adjourned
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-21
LerislatIv. Notes.

The total amount OF the blind school appro-
priation Is soi 600.
The total amount OF the insane asylum ap-
preparation is sls4.500
Twenty-six bills were passed by the senate
during the first three weeks OF the session.
The governor has signed the bill prohibiting
stock from running at large east Of St Francis
river.
Speaker Tappan Is OF opinion that the legis-
lature will adjourn at the end OF thirty day
session.
The bill to improve the efficiency of the de-
partment of education has received the goy-
ernors signature.
Representative Prince Is receiving congratu-
iations from many sources upon the passage
by both houses OF his good roads bill
Ex-Gov. Clarke made an able argument be-
fore the senate railroad committee in favor OF
the Smith bill granting swamp lands toward
encouraging railroad building.
The bill introduced nthe house by Mr.. Van.
deventer appropriatiDg s<500 for an exhibit az
he Nashville exposition provides that 1t shal
in charge Of a board OF lady managers
BY voting down the resolution TO adjourn
sine die May 60 the house signified its deter
minati0n ~ remain in session until all the
subjects IN the governors call are disposed o.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-21

Mrs. Painter-My husband is delight
ed with my pictures.
Mrs Pointer-You don't say? Don't
they lo' c you?--Yor kers States
man.
The Forrest City times., 1897-05-21

Not votinp-Senators Connell and Hathcock.
Absent-Senator Manning
The senate reconvened at p. m, after recess.
Senator Grace moved to adjourn until
Monday morning. as the railroad committee
wished to bold meeting. Lost-ayes q, noes Is
Senator Grace moved that the railroad COM
mittee be allowed to withdraw and hold a
meeting. Carried-ayes IA noes 13
Senator Williams moved to adjourn until
Monday. Lost-ayes II, noes l6
Senator Quarles moved to adjourn, Carried.
and at b the senate adjourned
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-01-06

medical effort to bring about his recOV-
cry. He died peacefully after having
borne his recent suffering with forti-
tude.
Mr.. Williams was the father of Aria
Williams, David G. Williams, both of
the LackaWanna Iron and Steel com
pany, the former the secretary, and
Mrs. Margaret Powell of Clinton Place.
The burial will take place at the resi-
dence at noon tomorrow and at Belle
vue church an hour later. Burial will
be made at Forest Hill cemetery
The deceased bore an important part
in the early Industrial history Of SCran-
ton and was one of the few old time
residents Of "Slocum Hollow" the carly
Scranton. He came to this city early
in the forties and in 1876 had the dis
tinction of rolling the first rail in the
old rolling mill. Concerning life ana
business during those years he always
had fund of miniS'ences at his
command and delighted to tell them.
He was boss roller for the Lacliawan-
ma Iron and Steel company when he
first entered it's employment and was
soon afterWard given iorcmanship.
When the north mill was erected he
was one of the superintendent of con-
struCtiOn.
Throughout his connection with the
company he was one of its most trust
ed employees. Few of the Workmen
have ever won greater popularity or
respect than he. He encouraged his
fellows. aided and relieved them When-
ever possible and in so doing became
marked for his integrity and kindness.
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