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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-25

Among the new occupations for women
is that Of house hunting for those who
rent, getting fee from both the appli-
cant and the agent, and finding people
to fit the houses and houses to ct the
families. Another vocation IL that Of
cleaning bicycles, polishing trimmings,
and adjusting saddle and handle bars,
testing the firmness Of the parts, clean
ing, filing and trimming the lamp and
placing 1t. With regular customers who
are willing to pay, this is very good
business.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-25
HuNTlNcToN.

Messrs. Charles and Ira Stone are visit
ing their brother and family, Mr.. VIM.
Stone.
Glenn and Stella Finkle visited in
Bakers Crossing, Saturday.
Mr.. James Provinces remains were
brought here for burial Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. McFail Of Lorain, are
visiting Mr.. E. s. Bucks family.
Mrs. Harriet Rounds, and Hattie Hull
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lyons Of
Wellington.
Mrs. Edith BOice is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Ella June, in Wellington.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-25

Coughing Injuries and inhames sore
lungs. One minute Cough Cure loosens
the cold, allays coughing and heals
quickly. The finest cough cure for chill
dren.-J. W. ..HOnghtOu.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-25
A Household Necessity.

No family should be without Foley's
Collie Cure, for all bowel complaints. W..
TissOt & Co.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-11-06

Milwaukee, and the father of Mrs.
Bryce McAdams of that city, will begin
Monday. Mrs. McAdams, will testify
that Hawken left her home in good
spirits and that there was no. motive
for self destruction, thus disproving
the theory of suicide.
Rev. Frederick Lee Marion. rector of
Trinity Episcopal church of GAINESVILLE,
whose resignation takes effect Nov. /,
to accept the position of chaplain Of
Kemper hall, Kenosha, VIII be sue
ceeded by Rev. J. A. NJ. Richey of St
Johns church. Mason City, Ia. The
latter is a sOn-in-laW of Gen. and Mrs.
E. E. Bryant of Madison.
At West Superior Deputy Game War
den Hugh Mills surprised two we'll
known Superior huntsmen by arrest
ing them for trying to shoot a deer.
The animal came within the city limits:
and jumped into Allouez bay. ]. B.
Finch and J. w. Lewis were near,
hunting ducks, and neither could re-
sist the temptation to shoot, which
they did. The young men took
philosophical view of it and paid $27, 95
eacn.
Employees Of the sheriff's Office in,
Milwaukee failed to get service on Mrs.
Zoe barrow McAlpine in suit for di-
vorce filed by her husband James K.
McAlpine. She went there with her,
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. barrow of
Chicago, and stopped at the Plankin-
ton. They reached there Monday and
it was understood that she would i'm
mediately apply for a divorce. No suit
was filed by her, but when her husband
arrived from the south Tuesday he at
once consulted his attorneys, with the
result that he brought suit, alleging
desertion. Mr.. McAlpine belongs to-
one of the best known families in Mil
waukee. His marriage to Miss Zoe
barrow in Chicago, Dec. 9, 1896, was a
social event. They lived at the Hotel
Aberdeen until Oct. 20, 1897, when she
left him and has since resided with her
parents The return on the papers is.
mot found" and if there is no contest
the divorce will probably be granted
by default.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-11-06

She was vaccinated in accordance with
the compulsory vaccination law.
Cornelius Vanderbilt said that the
st, 900, 900 he received outside the terms
of the will was in the nature of a
family settlement and that he had ex-
pected to receive $1O,OO0,000 from his
father
The New York court of appeals has
affirmed the judgment Of conviction in
the case of Howard Benham, the bank
er, of Batavia, sentenced to death for
wife murder, and he will be re-
sentenced.
A great meeting in the Boston the
alter welcomed Daniel Talon, lord
mayor of Dublin, and John E. Red
mond M. p, who are raising funds for
the Parnell monument. Mayor Quincy
presided.
At Kansas City the sheep pens at the
stock-yards were destroyed by fire.
Six hundred sheep we're cremated, four
firemen we're seriously injured by fall
ing walls, and one of them may die.
Loss 100000.
The society Of architects Of France
has decreed by unanimous vote that
the United States pavilion at the Paris
fair is far and away the least beautiful
Of any of the structures erected by for
eign nations.
The triangular block bounded by
Canal and Second streets and German
town avenue, Philadelphia, was almost
entirely destroyed, entailing a loss of
more than $150,000, on which there is a
partial insurance.
At Lincoln, ILL.,, John Potter, re-
Gently discharged private Of Company
D, thirty-ninth United States vol
unteer infantry, and native of Oak
land, Cal, was shot and instantly killed
while attempting burglary.
Juan Garcia, Cuban, and his sweet
heart, Miss Bessie Mahoney, daughter
of prominent publisher, were found
dead in the road near Peoria. Garcia
had shot the girl and then himself be-
cause her parents would not consent to
their marriage.
Since Jan. 1 the Seattle assay office
has received treatment 1911, 214,
and since the Office began business July
Is, 1898, SIT, 280,361. During the week
the office made three shipments of as
say gold to the United States mint of a
total value of 81, 100000.
At Lausanne, Switzerland, after two
and a half years of consideration the
Anglo Colombian inter arbitration
court gave IFS award in the diSDULe
between the government of Colombia
and Punchard, McTaggart, Lowther 4
Co., engineers and contractors for pub
lie works, respecting the Medellin-
Magdalena river railway. Colombia S
claim of 100000 francs was dismissed,
and the firm, London concern, was
awarded upwards of million francs.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-11-06

Symons before she will sheathe her
sword.
Krokodilepoort was occupied by the
beers and the railway bridge there was
destroyed
The besieged British troops in Kim
berley are reported to have made sue
cessful sortie.
A British armored train from Rhode
STA met beers in force forty miles
north of Mafeking.
Thirty of the hussars, special to
the London Telegraph says, cut their
way out and escaped.
Martial law has been proclaimed
throughout Natal, where the British
forces seem to be in straits.
Boer forces invaded Rhodesia north
of the Transvaal and Cape Colony
south of the Free State.
General White and Yule joined
forces at Ladysmith and will attack
the Free State forces in Natal.
The Vienna Freie Presse says that
mediation is now the topic of discus
sion in all the cabinets of Europe.
A committee of the Netherlands
parliament decided to urge mediation
between Britain and the Transvaal.
Admiral Schley and the south Allan
tic squadron are to De ordered to the
scene of hostilities in south Africa.
Gen. Yule's troops arrived at Lady
smith exhausted after trying retreat
by a roundabout route from Glencoe.
| 1i1r cd of a o.
| ment says that the successes OF the
beers cast a new light upon the prob
| lem of home rule for Ireland.
France denied that she and Russia
contemplate intervention in south
Africa; yet reports come that French
| warships are going to the cape.
The eighteenth hussars who were
said to have chased the beers after
the British victory at Glencoe are
now admitted to be prisoners.
Gen. Sir William Penn Symons, who
commanded the British in the battle of
Glencoe, Natal, has died from the
wound he received in that conflict.
The south African millionaires who
forced the war have profted i'm
mensely by the boom in gold shares
and the big advance in diamonds.
Mr.. Chamberlain was called sharply
to account by Sir William Harcourt
for provoking President Kruger and
made a long explanation in defense.
Lady Randolph Churchill presided
at meeting of American women in
London, organized to raise funds to
equip hospital ship for south African
waters.
Two English regiments were drawn
into trap near Ladysmith and cap
tured by the beers Tuesday. 1t was a
great feat, and England is very de-
pressed. It looks like a case of being
outgeneraled.
Great Britain is making extraor-
binary naval preparations. power
full squadron has been ordered to the
Mediterranean. This causes renewed
talk of threatened complications with
the powers of continental Europe.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-11-06
TRANSAAL WAR.

The beers began Smelling Mafeking
Oct. %.
President Kruger's health is reported
to be excellent.
Twenty-nine British cruisers are to
be modified.
Britain has ordered 5000 more men
to south Africa.
Beers seem to have begun in earnest
the siege of Ladysmith.
Windsorton, Cape Colony, near Kim
berley, surrendered to the beers.
The British force in Natal at last &C
counts, was hard pressed by the beers
The British losses already foot up
SGT, not including the missing troop
eTs.
Parliament was prorogued having
provided for the carrying on Of the
war.
Michael Davitt resigned his seat in
parliament as a protest against the
war.
German underofficers are being re-
cruited for the British service in South
Africa.
Reinforcements are still being hur-
ried forward to General White at Lady
smith.
Cronje is moving to block Plumer's
march from Rhodesia to the relief of
Mafeking.
The Dutch in the northwest Of Cape
Colony have taken up arms against
England.
Lord Rosebery predicted that Britain
will suffer many losses like that Of Gen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-11-06

for Admiral Schley in Washington.
Efforts will be made to present .he
house as a New Years gift to the ad-
miral.
The present project for Pacific ca
BILE is for one of four links, viz: brOA4
San Francisco to hawaii, 1000 miles,
from Hawaii to Wake island, 2,O4-
miles; from Wake island to Guam,
1898 miles; from Guam to Manila,
1850 miles. These landing points are
all within the control of the United
States.
While Emil Lapinski, German far
mer, three miles south OF BroWntoWn,
Mimi, was in town, his wife commit
ted suicide in horrible manner, in the
presence of their six small children
She first cut her throat with a butcher
knife and afterwards saturated hei
clothes in kerosene and set them on
tire.
The party which accompanied the
president on his trip to Richmond, Va,
on the occasion OF the Launching OF the
torpedo boat Shubrick, consisted o.
Mrs. Mckinley, Secretary and Mrs
Gage, Secretary and Mrs. Hlrchcoch,
Secretary and Miss Wilson, Secretary
Long, Secretary Root, and Secretary
Hay.
The annual report Of Commissioner
Hermann Of the general land office.
shows a grand total of 9z9 ,3O6,U6S acres
of unappropriated and unreserved pub
lie lands in the United States. PrOtec-
ton against forest fires is especially
urged. 1t is estimated that the average
yearly loss from this cause is not less
than $2O,O0O,O 900.
The fifty-4irst Iowa now at San Fran
cisco will take vote on the question
of coming to Des Moines for state re-
ceptiOn when it returns to Iowa. Many
members want to come to Des Moines
and the city has invited them. Council
Bluffs is also arranging a big reception
The regiment will determine which in
vitation to accept.
The refusal of the masOns and brick
layers employed in the erection of the
big Cudahy packing houses at Kansas
City to recognize the hod-carriers
union, which is composed largely OF
negroes, but which affiliates with the
building trades council, provoked all
the union hod carriers to quit work
thus compelling the bricklayers to sus-
pend operations.
The Armour Packing Co. has gone
into the federal court to secure an in
junction to restrain the operations OF
the pure food commission Of Nebraska
Judge Munger granted temporary re-
straining order to stay the hand OF
Food Commissioner Hubbard, and
made it returnable Nov. 8. The plant
if alleges that it is complying with al
the requirements of the law with refer
ence to butterine, but that the food
commissioners and other state officials
are causing the arrest and prosecution
of persons handling the commodity
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-11-06
DOMESTIC.

Chicago October wheat, $3.50.
Vice President Hobart is very i'll.
Sir Thomas Upton left for England
Della Fox, the actress, is seriously
i'll.
A Texas clergyman was hanged for
wife murder.
Furniture prices are advanced by the
manufacturers.
John H. Tureman, Virginia, ILL.,,
died Oct. %, aged II years.
Bloodshed characterized the coal
miners strike at Decatur, I'll.
Fitzsimmons knocked out JEFF
Thorne of England in one round.
Stout, the policeman who shot boy
in Minneapolis, was acquitted.
The trouble in Germany over Ameri-
can insurance companies is settled.
A 6-year-old child was stolen at Red
Bridge, Ind, by an unknown couple.
Ottmar Mergenthaler, inventor of the
typesetting machine, died in Baltimore.
Senator Nelson of Minnesota reached
New York on his way home from Eu-
rope.
Alaska formulated her desires IN
connection with territorial govern
ment.
Ex-United States Senator Martin of
Kansas, democrat, comes out for ex-
pansiOn.
A woman convert to Mormonism ex-
posed a strong colony of Mormons in
Brooklyn.
Fourteen people were burned to
death in a fire in the residence portion
of FAIRIES, Ala.
Senator Foraker said he was tired
of his job" and would not object if re-
tired to private life.
The American Steel and Wire COM
pany of Chicago will build a $1,000
plant near Pittsburg.
President Mckinley has issued a proc
lamation designating November 80 as
Thanksgiving day.
Lou r. Golden, assessor and treasurer
of Menard county, died in Petersburg,
ILL.,, aged 80 years.
John Martin Kewanee, Ill, died of
paralysis. He was one of the pioneer
settlers Of Henry county.
Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen
Terry arrived in New York for their
season in American theaters.
At Pittsuburg prices of coal have
been advanced about Is cents ton.
No reason is given for the advance.
Because of the unjust French tariff
the Minneapolis flour miIlers will not
have exhibits at the Paris exposition.
Information indicates a republican
majority of "a in the New York assem-
bly,; the republican senate halds over.
The Iowa supreme court completely
changes the present system Of taxing
insurance, telegraph and other compa-
MES.
The Standard Oil company has aban-
doned natural gas territory in Indiana
in the belief that it is to be flooded
with oil.
The will of Cornelius Vanderbilt, Sr.,
makes his younger son, Alfred G. Van
derbilt, the principal heir. He gets
$4O,OOO,OOO.
After a brilliant season at Newport
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-11-06
CABLE CULLINGS.

Grant Allen, the widely known Eng
lish author, is dead.
Florence Marryat, the author, died
at her home in London.
Canadian yachtsmen may challenge
for the Americas cup.
Admiral Schley will be the guest of
Atlanta Nov. and 5.
Gen. Guy V. Henry, late military
governor of Porto Rico died in New
York.
Official reasons for the desired in
crease of the German navy are given
in Berlin.
Rear-Admiral Sampson received a
rousing welcome at Palmyra, N. Y,
mis- birthplace.
Sir Thomas Upton will return to this
country in February to attend to bust
ness interests.
The Pullman and Wagner companies,
it seems, did not consolidate, but
"amalgamated."
The state department has been in
formed that Pando was elected presi-
cent of Bolivia.
Gigantic frauds have been unearthed
in the administration of funds for the
Russian Black Sea fleet.
General Hernandez has quarreled
with General Castro, and has started
a new revolution in Venezuela.
Dewey will wed the rich widow of
Gen. Hazen. She is 40 and rich-a sis
ter of Mclean, democratic candidate
for governor of Ohio.
Bishop portion of Wakarusa, Ind,
burned, 10 business places being de-
stroyed. Loss 10000; partially in
surance.
Seventeen persons are believed to
have persisted as a result of the wreck
of the British steamer Zurich off TIE
coast of Norway.
Franzeska Won Kapffessenther, the
Berlin novelist, committed suicide
Financial troubles are supposed to
have been the cause.
A story via Hudson bay has it that
two white men supposed to belong to
the Andre expedition have been shot
by Esquimaux traders.
There seems to be a growing senti-
ment among democratic leaders in
favor of helping Milwaukee to secure
the next national convention.
Prof Paul F. Rohrbacher, one Of the
most prominent educators and must
clans of western Pennsylvania, died at
his home in Sewickley, aged 70 years.
James J. Hill, it is said, will devote
more attention to the Baltimore &
Ohio, whose consolidation with the
Great Northern he is reported to de-
sire.
At Philadelphia eighteen bookmak-
ers pleaded guilty to the charge of con-
Quoting pool-rooms and were sentenced
to pay a fine of $1O0 each and serve
three months in prison.
At Nevada, Mo-, Ex-County Treas
: urer Frank NJ Parker, found guilty Of
embezzling $4,000 Of county funds,
was sentenced to three years and six
months in the penitentiary.
After suffering four days from lock-
jaw, brought on by vaccination, Miss
Anna Ackles, of Brewsters, N. Y, died.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-11-06
BADGER BRIEFS.

At Ashland the trial of c. E. Reagan
resulted in his acquittal.
Over 800 deer hunting licenses have
been issued at Green Bay.
The young women of the Clio club
have raised $4,000 to establish public
library in Manitowoc.
Whitewater normal school students
have subscribed $40 to assist Mrs.
Maud Darlington Booth in her prison
work
The funeral of ex-Mayor John Black
was held in Milwaukee Saturday.
Miss Abbie Fairbanks and Archie
Wolcott were married at Appleton.
George Bicknell left Omro for Rus
sell, Kan, with carload of As young
cattle to feed there.
At New Lisbon the grocery store of
John Adams was robbed, money
groceries and tobacco being taken.
The water in the upper Fox river is
high enough so that navigation will
not be stopped until the river freezes.
Miss Ellen Newhouse of Cleveland
O., died suddenly, at the home of her
grandfather, Philip Liefbroer in She
boygan.
Walter Dixon of Lone Pine, is dead
He was 70 years old and had been a
continuous resident of Lone Pine for
IS years.
At Prairie du Chen Charles Logan,
arrested by Deputy Warden Roberts
for hunting without a license, was
fined $50 and costs.
Rev Sigmund d. Hecht, rabbi Of
Temple Emanuel, who is about to re-
move to Los Angeles, Cal, preached
his farewell sermon in Milwaukee.
Rev. George Goehringer, formerly
pastor of Trinity Lutheran church.
Sheboygan, died in Wartburg, Tenn.
He went south IA years ago owing to
ill-health.
At West Superior Andrew Simpson.
.dairyman, says that he and three OF
his employees saw a ghost in his barn
He is planning to have the old barn
torn down and new one built.
E. Fl. Parfrey Of Richland Center,
representing the Milwaukee Excelsior
4 Manufacturing company, has been
seeking a site at Chippewa Falls for a
mill for the manufacture Of excelsior.
Three weeks ago, Mary Jacobs, of
Menasha, 10 years old, disappeared
from the home of her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Busche, with whom she was liv-
ing, and no trace of her has been
gained.
At Mayville pretty home wedding
took place at the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Schaumberg, when their
daughter Helen and E. J. Kellner,
lessee of the Hotel Beaumont were
married.
At a special meeting of the Knapp
Stout company at Menomonie, L. S.
fainter was elected vice president in
place of the late Capt. Andrew fainter.
P. E. Wilson was made director, and
F. B. Wilson secretary.
Herman Kreiger, II years old, was
arrested at Neenah on charge of
completely in the numerous robberies
committed in Neenah recently This
is the second arrest, Martin Stroebel
having been sentenced to the Industrial
school.
At st. Joseph, Mich, the trial of
George Baucher, charged with the muir
der of William Hawken, formerly Of
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as is practicable in commercial sense.
Whatever might have been the doubts
some Years ago.s,va think that now 1t
is pretty well settled that the plaintif,
merely on the strength of having been
first in the field. may put later Corners
TO the trouble of taking such reason
able precautions as are commercially
practicable to prevent their lawful
names and advertisements from de-
ceitfuny diverting the plaintiffs GUS
tom
We cannot 20 behind tho ending that
such deceitful diversion is'the effect.
and Intended effect. OF tho marks i'll
question. We cannot 40 behind the
iinding that il i practicahe to dis-
tinsuish the dafendan.'.; watches from
those of the plaintiff. and chat it ought
10 be done. The question is specific and
concrete. The Judge who heard the
eViGencc has answered II. and we cam
not say that he was wrong. Decree for
rlGintir
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
Hurrou=h. Mcn,o-,,,, ,.,,,

Tomorrow will be the fifth anniver
sary OF the Rev George w. Cox as
pastor of Burroughs Memorial Baptist
Church, 1-ambert's Point During this
period this church has grown from .
mere handful to membership of over
one hundred and fifty. Tie pastor
deems it hitting and approximate to
maAe pubic recognition of tie success
that mas crowned his lahors during his
passionate Accordingly, appropriate
exercises will he he'd at the churth tn
morrow. at which time he will preach
MS 18th anniversary sermon. Sneo;ai
music will he feature OF the occnsion
All members Of The church ana con-
creation are earnestly requested to be
present. "
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
QUEEN STREET.
REPORT or PROF.. JAMES 7
BRITT. RECTOR.

The report OF the rector of this school
and the teachers are as follows:
Grahuatcs-Jesse y. CAMPS. Jesse II
Fanshaw. Herbert r.. Hodrson, Sidney
Mason VIM. II. Edwards. Walter
Eraser. Samuel W. Kelley. Arthur L.
WILDER.
ed9list-Ernest Henry.
Certificates OF Scholn rship- Harold
Addenbrooke, Frank \. Cason. William
u. Gates Frres, Henry, Tankarl
Roberts. William T. Teagle. Allie T..
Turner. ]. Cnder Peloie. Lyt;leton Ed
wards James w. Grandy. Israel Levin.
Mnrsden Simmons. Lewis c. Thompson.
William Edward Petit, Lloyd w. VIII
liams.
SECOND GRAMMAR GRADE.
(Mlss Mary f. Cannon. Teacher.)
Certificates of Schoia rship-Section
a: Bonnie Berman. Louis Samuel
Brondy. Clyde Livingstone Derby. VIII
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
SECOND GRAMMAR GRADE.
Gilo Bonney. TeacherD

'l-l!d BcbNey. Ieacher.)
titcates-Ailie Evans. Frank Nc
Cullough, George =. Mccullough. Jacob
Ranhael, Amos Walker. Charles II.
Taiem. Amiey Cruiser. jamie Davidson.
Myrtle Griffin. Louise Jaiser. Tuiie
Murden. Annie Segan. Eva Summers.
Hattie Sterling. Laura Poyner
Perfect in At;endaroe-George y. Nc
Culloueh. Jacob Raphael Annie Secan.
jamie Davidson. Amber Cruiser Louise
Iaiscr
Medalist- George b. McCulloush.
INTERMEDIATE GRADE.
(Miss Evelyn II southau Teach r)
cold Medal Eirst Grade; LYDIA
Bunting.
Frs, Prize First Grade: Evelyn
Stone
Gold Meaal-s Second Grade: Melvin
Cruiser.
First Prize Second Grade: Joseph
Green.
Gold Medal English; Beulah
Thon' -son.
GOA Medal--conducs: George rur-
$1,000
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-07-01
FIRST GRAMMAR GRADE.

Orchard l.. Dobie. Teacher)
Graduates to Enter High School
Allie G. Ph!lpatto. Bessie Guynn, Leila
Guynn, Joe Mclean.
Promotions TO First-Grammar Grade
Ollie Cruiser Annie Gholstin Myrtle
Titus. Arthur Anderson. VIII Snow
den Thomas Williams, Frank Richard
son.. Claude Pierce.
Medals and Prizes-Allie c. Ph:lpatto
first medal: Ollie l.. Cruiser. second
medal: Frank c. Richardson. first
prize farithmetic). Second Grammar.
Perfect in Neutrality-suspicious. VIII
lians.