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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
BEET SUGAR CULTURE.
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULrURB is
SENDING or SEED.
Cap,salists are Incoming Interested and
tho Industry VIII Doubtless
Thrive In the south.

WASHINGTON. ID. c., April lo.-The
Agricultural Department is sending OUT
10 farmers and to experimental stations
a large amount Of beet-sugar seed. with
a view to determining the feasibility OF
growing the seed In certain sections OF the
country. In an interview with regard 10
the distribution Of the seed. Secretary
Wilson to-day said:
we have just about finished sending
out sugar-bcct seed TO most Of the States
IN the Union. They are experimenting
south about as far - the Carolinds "a
Texas. Every effort has been maze 10
procure nrst-class seed. Most OF the
work Is being done through the expert
ment stations that get the seed from the
department and send IL out with inslruc-
lions regarding the cultivation OF the
plants and provision for the return OF
samples 10 the stations IN the IAN LOT
analysis.
SEED ALL TESTED.
"The department Is also taking in hand
the growing OF high. horedity sugar-beet
seed The seed being sent out ~ the
department is the result OF careiuI IN
movement extending over many years III
some cases forty years OF time-in Whloh
every mother beet is tested by The poiaII-
scope TO ascertain its percentage OF sugar
This high hercdity sugar-beet SEED Is
worth perhaps its weight IN GOLD. IL j.
the result Of the very best work done
along these lines during all these years.
Such seed is exceedingly rare and very
difficult TO get. The Agricultural Depart
ment is believed 10 compass the owner
shin OF only about five pounds of II. TINS
T. being distributed TO our most careful
expcrimenters at different stations IN al
ferent localities. notably Geneva y. y
Wisconsin. Iowa. etc. Bulletins are being
issued from the department, prepared hy
experts. giving the people Information
regarding sugar beet In all its relations.
Such bulletins will be prepared from
time 10 time. and the results VIII ne
copied from the several stations. and iun
information given to the people regarding
this important matter
CAPITALISTS INTERESTED.
"Captitalists are turning their attention
toward Investments along this line. Ihere
will be no difficulty about getting money
enough TO erect factories, which cost
from 100000 to n half million dollars.
The business men OF the cities have
learned that they cannot thrive unless the
farmers thrive. and besides the success
OF the Oxnards assures capitalists where
conditions requisite TO success exist 10
begin with there is no question as 10
favorable results
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
UyDROPHOBId yICTIMS.
c,,itdreu Eitten by Mad Dog In Georgia
Die of Their Wounds.

GORDON. GA. April l5-Five or six
weeks ago n mad dog ran throush TINS
neighborhood. The dog bit three children,
and they have died within a few DAYS OF
bvdrophobia. They are Joseph Bloou-
trortb Tho -year-old son OF man
Who lives AT lvey; ten-year-oid boy
manner Jack Gooden of Stevens, s., bolteis'
and a ten-vear-old daughter OF WIDOW "a
~ Is,.auson of the same place. All three
were bitten on the same day, and sucm
remedies as were available in the county, lht-s
vcro applicd TO their wounds. lhese
healed mn. and all danger was believed~o
Iaei week the children began to show
GU. ,uls OF rabies while at school, ana
~. ken nome. where they suffered Ter
-..t. anil the end came. The same cog
ff another 10y and John ENanson, WHY
ia tne a. -ni. constable both of whom VIII
leave for Sew York at once TO be treated.
Several dogs. several hogs. and an OK OK
were also bitten by the dog ana suSm "a
them as can be found are being kiii'u
without delay.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
A1TEMPgED Suicide.
An Ex-Base-Bau NIagnate shoots Himse''
In the Head.

MOBILE, ALA. April l5.-J. Leoharu
Mueller, general manager Of the snyder
Banan Company, Of this city. and one oil
the best-known men connected Win 'is
importation Of bananas through TINS port
and New Orleans. shot himself IN the
head at $3.50 o'clock this morning ia the
office Of the company, in this CITY, lie
Will probably die.
Mr.. Mueller has been in bad health for
some time. He came TO this city about
four years ago from New Orleans. AT the
recent municipal election he was elected
an Accommodations. and this office he
held until last Monday. when he resigned
on account OF Ml health. He was last
season vice-Drcsident of the Southern
League OF Baseball Clubs, and one Of
the directors OF the Mobile club lie
leaves wife and daughter.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
NEW EPISCOPAL CHAPhL.
Cornerstone To be Laid In Ph@bus-Net-
Grams Elect Officers.

HAMPTON, VA. April l5.-special-
The cornerstone Of the new Episcopal
chapel. in Phoebus. Will De laid next Mon
day with Masonic honors by Monitor
Lodge. No. 1917. A. f. and \. NJ. assisted
by 81. Tammany Lodge, NO. q, or TINS
city
Hampton Camp. Sons Of Confederate
Veterans. met Tuesday night and elected
officers for the ensuing year, as loiioMs'
\. r. RansOue. commander, J.. l., iiollI-
claw. first lieutenant. DR. W. \. flecher
second lieutenant. T. NJ Darnall' aolu-
tant. John r.. Frazier. sergeant mayor ,
X. &. Curtis. color sergeant; W. l.. fosl
and n. \. Powell. color guards w w
Ricl rdson, treasurer J. Arthur seSar
Vidette.
The adjutants report showed an IN
crease OF twenty members during the past
year. e..
Partial arrangements were maze LOT
Memorial-Day and Mr.. +. +. Causey Was
elected orator. MN
Mr. Wade Brinkly and Miss Eta Phil-
lips Of this city. viii be married at west
End Methodist church April -sth. .,..
Mr. T.. G. Barnes is making pIen,ai al , ,,,'S
for "a bicycle race here on May olsl', ne
course has not as yet been aIIahseY' nuS
will probably be on Bark RIVER rodu' anu
the distance will be about nine miles,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
SPILDING ASSIGNS.
lie Turns over s4O0, 900 to the Illinois
University Trustees.

lie Turns over 100000 to the Illinois
University Trustees.
CHICAGO. ILL. April l5.-Charles W.
Spalding. ex-president of the Globe saw
ings Bank and ex-treasurer of the Uni
yersity OF Illinois. has made a voluntary
assignment 10 the University trustees OF
realty and bond securities approximating
500 900.
The bonds are in the hands of Secretary
Lemans. of the Globe Savings Bank, and
a desperate fight will be waged by the de-
positors OF the bank 10 prevent them go
ing TO the University Criminal proceed
iugs are not 10 be brought against the
former treasurer by the trustees
unless they cannot be indemni-
fed for the money and bonds used
by Spalding. Suits are TO be begun
AGAINST the First National Bank. the
Northwestern National Bank. and the
METROPOLITAN National Bank 10 recover
s2.2 600 Of bonds Hypothetical or sold 10
these institutions by Spalding personally
or through brokers.
Mr. Spaldng this afternoon issued a
statement giving the causes leading up 10
the failure OF the bank. and saying that
he had no doubt that all depositors VIII be
paid In fun and 90 per cent OF the capital
stock paid 10 hte stockholders. II the Sc
cuTities are cOnserNatiNeiy managed III the
hands OF the receiver
He also claims that he handled the Uni
velsity endowment bonds In good faith
and states that there will be no ultimate
loss 10 the institution or TO his bondsmen'
n his investments are not sacrificed by
forcing them upon the present market
and he il permitted TO advise how they
shall be iicuidated.
sPRINGFIELD. ILL. April H-Tne
state senate to-day adopted resolution
providing for the appointment OF special
COMMITTEES 70 investigate the reported mis-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
PRETTY APRIL BRIDES.
y,ss a1AxCHh p. MITCHELL webs
NIX. wILBUR THOMAS.
y,,,.mH Fensom and Miss Blanche
OrdelI Tinsley Welded oy rev. "''
uut.on at Pine-street Baptist

Mr.. Wilbur Thomas and MISS p's"c" ss
p,,line Mitchell were married "' o'''
clock Yesterday afternoon at the fine-
street. Baptist church. The edihce ""'
ouo1 with a large gathering Oh relatives
"a friends to witness the ceremony
,,hicb was performed by the Rev. Mr..
I y. Hutson, assisted by Rev. T. ~
Potts.
The bride wore a brown travelling SUM-
with hat and gloves to match. Inc uSheiS
were Messrs. T.. w Thomas (best mani
Charles Hill. John Sheppard, wilton Gar
ter. John Tyree, and James K. turner
After the ceremony Mr.. ana MIS-
Thomas were rapidly driven 20 the BYRD
street Station. where they took the :
o'clock train for the North.
The bride. who Is 4 most charming ana
highly accomplished young lady Is
daughter Of Mr.. a. 7. Mitchell.
Mr. Thomas is a trusted employe IN
the blacksmths department Of the Loco
motive Works. lie is a son OF captain
w L. Thomas. OF the First Police Dis
trict. and is an exceedingly popular young
man
FENSOM-TINSLEY.
Mr. william r. Fensom and Miss
Blanche Ardell Tinsley were married at
the Plne-Street Baptist church at 800
O'Clock last evening.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
J. b. HutsOn In the presence OF a large
gathering Of friends and relatives.
The bride wore a beautiful cream-color-
ed satin gown. and carried brides roses.
The ushers were Messrs. ]. p. Bland,
Cbest mani. +. II. Palmer. c. II. Fensom.
Wade Hatton. Arthur Zacharias, and
George Tye After the ceremony the
bridal party repaired to the home Of
the groom. No PIP south Cherry street,
whore a small but elegant reception was
served
The bride IS the beautiful and charming
daughter Of Of Mr. william G. Tinsley.
while the groom. who is very popular
young man. conducts a timing and
plumbing establishment at No. sO2 west
Cumberland street.
Coming Marriages.
Cards are ont for the marriage Of Miss
Daisy TiGg and Mr.. Charles u. McGehee.
10 take place at the home Of the lr'de
2ll4 Nenahle street. on Tuesday. April
20th. at ] o'clock
Cards have been issued FOR the mar
riage OF Mr.. Joseph Hutzler 10 Miss Car
rio Ullman. 10 take place April 9th.
Rabbi Calicoh will narforp, tho ooron,onv
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
THE WESrERN srArE HOSPITAL.
The Board Finds Everything in Apple Pie
Order-Oid Officers Elected

The Board Finds Everything in Apple Pie
order-Oid Officers Ee-El -cted.
STANTON. VA, April special
The annual meeting of the board of drec-
tors Of the Western State Hospital was
held to-day. Present: Mr.. Beckham. or
Alexandria, Colonel III. J. Williams. OF
Augusta county, Judge Tredway. OF PM
sylvania; Dr. Conway. OF Orange. DR.
Larrick, OF Frederick county; T.. T.. Stick
ley and q. T. Withers. +. II. Trout ana b.
Berkloy. Of stanton. The board visited
the wards and public offices Of the Hos
pital. II must certainly have been "a most
gratifying visit 10 the representatives. Of
the State. The neatness. order and system
of the entire place are perfect. and This
was no parade day: il is always so. ana
Their the condition Of the patients. so
comfortable, the rooms so homc-Ikc sucn
gentleness and kindness from attendants
and physicians. Surely the friends Of t-e
unfortunate will be highly grauned TO
kp>w that they are in such hands.
DR. Blackford. the superintendent Is
certainly the right man IN the right place
Everything is done TO divert the attention
of the patients from themselves and 10
entertain them. A fine band OF sixteen IN
struments under Captain Dolan discours-
ed fine music to-day as they do every day
The new laundry was thoroughly inspect
cd. A superb Improvement. adding greatly
10 the hospital. and DR.. Blackford does the
best work at the cheapest rates, giving
employment as far as possible 10 patients.
There is a cold storage for the hospital
i'm course Of construction.
What a family 20 provide forl Think OF
IT, one hundred and fifty three dozen
,eges for one meal. $50 chickens, and seven
bushels Of potatoes.
4 good old Virginia dinner was served
for the board and the chief officers. Ihere
are to-day $50 inmates at the hospital. All
the old officers were reelected.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
Alton Affairs.

ALTON, VA, April l5.-speclai;mIi.nnee
wheat in this section is looking wen; inc .ne
peach, pear and cherry trees are IN piooni
Hebron church decided last SUNDAY 10
give their pastor. Rev. Hart"en nav"
thorne, a months vacation nc WI"
visit his father in Nashville.
Mr.. Henry Page. OF Greenfield pasSV -
Alton Tuesday with seventy.hVe heau u
cattle for pasturage In Highland county
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
sill Another Suicide.

BRUNSWICK, GA. April 1.-THE dead
body of Charles Hoffman, wel known
and respected citizen, was TO-DAY ioun la
i'm a chapel about four miles from TINS
cIty' lie had shot himself through the
head. He had evidently gone into me
building for the purpose OF committing
suicide and before taking his lie had
knelt in prayer. When FOUND ne WIS III IN. =
kn-eling position. with his mead resting
on the bench. Reyerses In business and
inability to get work caused the act.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
TINE POLAR LAPEDITION.
Pearv,s TRANSITIONAL TO Mare Island VIII
Prevent Its Success.

WAsHING1ON ON, April 15.-The Navy De-
partment is in a ferment over an order to
Lieutenant Peary, the arctic explorer, 20
leave the New York navy-yard, and AXE
M his station at Mare Island Cal. Just
al this moment, the officers frieads ana
axneditions. ARE engaged in raising Il
fund in New York to defray the expense
OF another expedition TO be conducted Dy
Lieutenant Peary into the FAR North
the officer from New York, Will Involve
the enterprise in failure; The Chief OF
the Bureau OF Yards and Docks IS said 10
hold that the New YORK hayward,
which now employs four civil engineers.
can get along with three; wherefore. II
is proposed 10 send Lieutenant Peary TO
Mare Island. On the other side are the
scientists urging Secretary Long TO al
low the officer to remain in New York for
"A time and then to go on leave OF absence
while conducting the polar expedition.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
The Closing Services.

To-day brings the last OF the special ser
vices at the First Baptist ch1 1 py h nsn,
in Macon Ga, for duties on sabbath In
his own pulpit His subject will be God 5
cal to Mem the new manhood to which
God calls US by His Spirit. A. o eiosn
iovs and duties Of their new life. Thus
viii close his visit that has been such
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16

Measure to the church and such "A bless
ing TO many. 49,,
win snecial Interest. Thanksgiving ana
conservation filled the afternoon hour
with blessing to ALL At night Mr.. Whlte
preached a tender sermon from tue para
bic OF the great supper. The INVITATION 10
come now at supper time was accepted
by many. IL was "A great service.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16

Or. J. Y. Fair by request. will deliver a
sermon before an the Ladies' Societies 0f
the Church Of the Covenant Friday night.
April 18th. at s.lj o'clock A very cordial
welcome viii be extended 10 AN who viii
come 10 this service. which may bee the
last opportunity to hear Or. Fair ar the
Church Of the Covenant. as bee has been
called TO a distant city. therefore % is
desired 10 accord him a full house.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
Mr.. NErHhRWOOD WINS.
Judge wickham Decided the Case in His
Favor.

Henrico County Court was engaged In
hearing civil cases yesterday morning.
Judge Wickham has handed down his
decision in the case OF Contractor Neither
wood, charged with desecrating the grave
Of Mrs. Moynofan. in lakewood Cemetery.
which he heard in chambers, and the case
was dismissed.
Justice Of the Peace Lewis heard, at
Henrico courthouse yesterday morning the
case Of Charles Brown. who was charged
with assaulting and beating NJ. 7. Thomp-
son. and who. upon conviction, was lined
s. and costs. and required 10 give Sc
curity in 500 for six months good le-
haviOr
Squire Vincent heard the case or the
ton small boys. who were arrested by
constable Garnett. for breaking wind ,ws
I'm an unoccupied house, on Chelsea Hill.
belonging TO Mrs. Quinn.
Tn. case was continued till to-day.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
M,HINLEY'S dPPOINIMLNIs,
j. II. Angel Minister to Turkey; G. ID
NeikIejohn Assistant Secretary of War.

President James y. Angel Of the
Michigan state University, new minister
10 Turkey. was born in Scituate, r. j..
January z. 1879, graduated from Brown
University in lSi5, taught school for sew
eral years until called to the chair Of
modern language and literature Of Brown
University in 1851 Shortly before the
war he resigned the professorship to be-
come editor of the Providence Journal
and his writings during the war period
made the paper famous In 1866 he was
elected president of the University Of
Vermont. and five years later accepted
the presidency OF the Michigan Univer-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16

Young Robinson Sent on and His Bail lie
duced.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. April 1o.-Spe-
cial.-The British steamship Oidsa'e
cleared to-day for Leith. a portion of her
cargo consisting Of 900 bushels Of corn.
The grain season is nearly over. but New
port News is shipping its share rish'
along -,
Gordon Robinson. the Young man helo
responsible for the death OF W iiilalil ID
Jury. his hail bond Was reduced from
$500 to $500 which was promptly FUR
nished.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
Constipation

dock. that he had found an obstruction
to navigation consisting OF boulders Oh
sunkcn piling upon which the oregon hdu
dock waiting Tor high tide. The charts
showed two feet OF water more th3n me
Orescr's draft i'm The place where the o. o.
stacle was found. II Is supposed tne ~
brls was LEFT by the builders Oh sle ''"
dock AT the completion Of the "oth'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
How the OREGON Was Injured.

WASHINGTON. April l5.-Captain Ba-
ker, commanding the batteship oregon,
telegraphed the Navy Department to-day
from Bremerton. where the ship is in dry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
Discoyersr OF the Water Cure Diving.

BERLIN. April 15.-Father Kneipp well
known through his famous water cure is
reported to be dying at Worishofen, Sua-
liz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16

anproprIa,ion OF the funds OF the univer'
si,v Of Illinois by ex-treasurer SpaldinS.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16

| ne
Fourqurean-PriceC Co
%s$s%s%%e+
HOuScW0TC
Department.

The best and most relia-
BILE goods on the market at
prices which mean a great
saving on every item you
buy.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
Mems FixinSs.
badies' Shipt-W diSfs

What can offer such a variety of
changes a. a -Waist-one
skirt and two or three waists make
as many costumes. Plenty OF our
special styles at so, IS, $50. and
&. and some choice selections at
$50, SIS and 3.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16

25c. Gas Globes for I2c.
Received Yesterday Is casks OF Gas
Globes. an nicely engraved neat pattern,
a good 25c globe. FER to-day lie.
Bamboo Book Racks, with ana
shelves. stands a Inches hlsn, regular
price 81 o. and S. q. choice for to-day .ec.
~ dozen Good steel Knives ana FORKS,
value 81 30 per set for o-c. .,.
Oak Fire Screens. nicely trimmed with
best silkOline. worth 81, choice -; .,
Large Size Yellow Baking Dishes, sell
elsewhere Zoe. here 5c.
White English China soup or oyster
Bowls. &c. each ~, ILL,
Large Size Granite sauce fah5' SENS
elsewhere &C.,. here Soc.
500 best quality Galvanized
Water Buckets, full Io-quart size,
worth $50. for &C. each.
Full Size Glass Berry Bowls. special to-
day and tomorrow &C., worth Zoe
Small lot OF Fine Etch rumbiers, regu-
lar sis dozen etching signify I'M
perfectedD. 20 close out 5c. each
handsome Banquet Lamps. complete,
with globe. handsomely decorated hy hano
in various esgns. worm regular I'D
special for to-day sale, {3h complete.
We do not sell seconds III Gra-
mite Iron Ware. Our prices on
first quality are as low as the So
called seconds advertised else
where.
soc. Granite Tea and coffee Pots, &c.
Zoe Granite Roasting rams, sc.
9sc Granite MILK Pans, lac.
5c Granite MILK Pans. extra large si1S
l9c ,,...,. ,..t.,
al. FOR the largest size Granite Tea het-
Ga. made worth al.II.
Aeain 90 handsome Rockers Solid OAK
/ ar Mahogany finish. highly polished. gem
uine leather seat. handsomely carved real
value $3.50. for to-day's sale, N.s1.
A special purchase at soc. on
the dollar of 2S5 cases Of best Tin
ware on sale to-day at halt price.
fo dozen quart Covered Buckets. made
Of hest REFINED. al lie. each.
Is dozen Preserving Kettles. sizes 10
f0O Milk Carriers. worth l5c. tor &C.
IL re- Sizo covered Buckets. flll gall
Ion size. worth regular loo. for &C.
cake Boxes. nicely Japannrd. with pat
ent top. run size. worth regular. &c.. ior
Tea Kettles. worth DC.
Large Wire Rimmed Wash Basins,
worth regular and Sc, for 80.
S dozen I7-quart Dish Pans OF
best quality tin, all in one piece
with riveted handles; regular $50.
pans for I2c.
Tin Drinking Cups. IL pint size. worth
Extra Heavy Copper Bottom Wash
Boilers guaranteed nre-proOf. fuh req
ularly worth ljc., for &c.
Decorated English China at
half price.
Real English China Tea Pots, nicely dec
| grated. worth zoe. FOR 35c
l65 dozen cups and Saucers, assorted
| decoration. worth $40 dozen, TOT 'o-uay
| sale. 3ac a set
200 Meat Dishes. worth from Sec to ssc..
choice of any pc. -,
| Soup Tureens nicely decorated, large
size. pretty shapes. worth $50. for sc.
| Nicely DecOraf~i Dinner sets. l0)
| pieces q pieces short 20 edch sct), worth
$l2. for So
A full line of Wakefield Baby
Carriages on sale to-day at spe-
cial prices.
Wakefield best Carriages from
s.. so to $40, worth regular from
So. so to $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-04-16
Two Days More 10 Get Your
EASTER HAT.
PardsOIs.

More kinds and more styles
than you have seen before. All
the new things in Chiffon and
Silk, All-Silk, plain and fancy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28

He was brought up for preliminary
examination last week, and the case
was continued until yesterday. ut ]
O'Clock, the bail having been fixed at
$1,000 in default of which he was re-
manded to jail whore be had been
confined since his arrest.
A few mild cases Of scarlet fever
were discovered here the first of last
week by health officer j. p. Williams
The discovery was reported to the
city authorities by the doctor, the
families wherein it existed q%uaran-
tined, and the kindergarten and
primary departments Of the High
school suspended for "A week to ascer-
tain if there had been any exposures.
Those afflicted have recovered, as
they never suffered any inconven-
fence from the attack.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1897-10-28
G1lEA

Prom the Weekly Press.
A drove Of sheep, in which there
were about a thousand head, passed
through the city last week. They
were being driven to Livingston.
John Hing disposed Of his resi-
dence property, occupied by George
Fitzgerald, 20 John Wiukers recent
~. Consideration $500.
John Christopherson, residing five
miles east Of town, recently finished
making 1920 gallons of sorghum.
This is tho largest output ever made
by him.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Clark, Sunday oct. 18th, but
the little one lived only q short time,
expiring Monday evening. The fun
eral took place Tuesday afternoon.
George A. Larson, of Pine Knob,
made application at Beloit recently
for a licence TO practice medicine in
Wisconsin. The state Board of
Medical Examiners has his and
others under consideration.