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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1899-04-29
CHAPTER 2o4EH. f. NO. 521.

CHAPTER 294-H. F. NO. 527.
AN ACT to amend section two thousand
nine hundred and twenty-five (2922),
General Statutes of Minnesota, eighteen
hundred and ninety-four n894), relating
to the property Of corporations not or
ganized for pecuniary profit.
Be 1T enacted by the Legislature OF tho
State of Minnesota:
Section l. That section two thousand
nine hundred and twenty-five (2922), Gen
eral Statutes Of eighteen hundred and
ninety-four QS94, be and the same is
hereby amended by adding thereto the
following proviso:
Provided, further. that no street, road
or alley shall hereafter be established,
opened or extended through Or upon the
area, upon which is situated building
used as a hospital and belonging to any
corporation heretofore organized and in
provisions of title three 80, chapter thir-
ty-four ga. General Statutes Of Mime
sofa: eighteen hundred and seventy eight
1S7S), and the amendments thereto, or
pursuant to any re-enactment of said
title except by and with the consent of
the managing board Of such hospital
Sec. ?. This act shall take effect and be
in force from and after Its passage.
Approved April 10th, 1899.
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compensation shall thereupon become
payable within one year after the con-
1lrlnation of the award or the deternina-
ton of the appeal therefrom; such COM
such compensation or damages to be, paid
from the permanent improvement fund Of
such city or from funds not otherwise ap-
proprlated or from funds to be raised by
taxation In the same manner as funds
gueh c,ty In case such Is not
ton Of such award or the, determination
shall be- deemed to be abandoned, Before
such property. or the claimant of the
award, shall furnish an abstract Of title
Characterization and DAMAGES c al OF me ne
case Of neglect to furnish such abstract
or there shall be any doubt as to who IS
or any part of. the same, the amount ,lls So
awarded shall be by the common council
appropriated and set apart in the city
treasury for whosoever shall show clear
right to receive the same. The common
council, may, In it's discretion, require of
such clainant a bond Of coed and suffi-
and save. the city harmless against all
other claims for such compensation or
thd al or for the property, for which
/ or expenses on account of such claims.
Provided. that whenever the attorney for
e el city shall certify in writing through
- So.IiAioii SouilCil, tHdt IN ms opinion.
/ nc IS IN doubt to whom the said award
! shall be paid, the said common council
may order a warrant to be drawn for the
same payable to the clerk Of the district
may be located and the city clerk shall
deliver the same to said clerk Of the court
and ask him to receipt for the same,
shall have the same effect as if set aside
in the city treasury, as hereinbefore pro-
Ytded, and in case the parties entitled to
the same shall establish their right to the
same by petition to said district court
setting up the facts emitting them there
to. and by proving the same to the salts
the court shall make an order directing
70 whom the same shall be paid. Upon
fhs 'paymeut Of said award or appropriar
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to total Solids is hereby declared, to be
''slxim cheese" and it is hereby required
marked with a stencil or brand With the
words "slim cheese" in plain black let
tiers, not less than one and one-half (11O
inches in length and of proportionate
width, upon the circumference of the
cheese, and upon the outer surface OF the
box or package containing the same; and
any dealer or trader who, by himself, or
son, has in his possession with intent to
sell, offers or exposes for sale, or sells
any skim cheese as hereinbefore defined,
hereinbefore required and directed, shall
be deemed to be guilty Of a ndsdemeanor,
and shall be subject to the penalties pro-
vided in this act.
exposes for sale or sells skim cheese as
hereinbefore defined, shall cause to be
kept continuously posted in a conspicuous
s upon tine cSeesa Of tns
exposed for sale or sold. cards upon the
face of which is distinctly and legibly
printed in the E1g a,5a language and ii
Cheese Sold Here. . ~ t-''
Sec. 10: No person, by himself or agent,
have in his possession with intent to sell,
cheese branded or labeled with false
brand or label as to the quality of the
which the he Article 81 IS made. o state N
Sec. 20. Every proprietor keeper, land
lord or steward Of any hotel, restaurant,
dining car eating house, boarding house
or lumber camp, either public or private,
who shall supply the guests or boarders
Of such hotel, restaurant, dining car, eat
ing house, boarding house or lumber camp
with anv oleaginous substance or sub
stances or any compound Of the same, or
any other compound other than that pro-
duced from unadulterated milk or Of
e cream from the same. or any article de.
cause to be plainly printed upon every bill
OF fare used In said hotel. restaurant,
ea h9use bohrding house or lumber
is used Immediately under the title there
Of and before the naming Of any article
Of food thereon, in capital letters, no
celtic in the English language, the words
'Oleomargarino Tor butterine) used as a
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CHAPTER 304-H. +. NO. 619.
AN ACT to amend chapter one hum
dred .eighty-one .Gs1) Of the Laws OF
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
seven QSSO, as amended by chapter
two hundred twenty-five .C225). Of the,
Laws of one thousand eight hundred
and nlnety-seyen qs9D, entitled. IAN
act to reorganize the State Agricultural
Society and confer police powers upon
the board
Be; it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section 1. That section one ~ Of chap
ter one hundred eighty-one qsD OF
and eighty-seven qssD. as amended by
Of the General Laws Of eighteen hundred
and ninety-seven Gs9D, be and the Same
is hereby amended SO as to read as fol-;
lows:
Section l. That hereafter the state agri-
cultural society shall be composed Of
the following members:
First-Three (3) delegates to be chosen
and appointed by each Of the county and.
district agricultural societies in this state,
and in case any such society shall fail or
neglect to choose and appoint such deles
gates, then and in that event the presi4
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
DEATHS.

HAAG.-Died, ut her husbands resi-
dence. No. 2lj north Twentieth street
Sunday. April 9th, at 1908 =. NJ, MENA
FREDERICKE. beloved wife of Arnold
Haag. and daughter of the late J. G.. and
Amelia Ebenhack.
She leaves two brothers-Julius L. and
Henry George-and one sister-Elanora
I'M Ebenhack.
Farewell, dear wife and sister.
It's hard with Us you cannot dwell,
But, q, this parting gives Us pain,
But soon we hope 10 meet again.
You shall sleep, but not forever,
In the lone and quiet grave.
Blessed be the Lord that taketh,
Blessed be the Lord that gave.
Funeral will take place THIS CTuesday)
AFTERNOON from the English Lutheran
church, on Seventh street, at l:3O o'clock.
Friends are invited to attend.
PARsONs.-Died, at the residence of
her husband, 1909 Cedar street Uliggon's
HID, at . a. NJ, April 10, 1899. BRIDGET
A.. beloved wife Of John w. Parsons, In
the 10th year Of her age.
Funeral services will be held at st. Pc
ter's Cathedral THIS 0uesday) MORN
ING at II o'clock. Friends and acquaint-
ances respectfully invited TO attend. .
SAVAGE-Died, in the city OF New
York. on Wednesday. the 18th day OF
March. i'm the year of our Lord 1899, and
in the SD year OF her age, ELIZABETH
RUTHERFORD. widow of the Rev.
Thomas S. Savage, d. d., late of Rhine
cliff-on-Hudson, formerly Of Pass Chris
tian. Miss.
blessed are the pure in heart, for they
shall see God"
Richmond, Petersburg. Lynchburg, and
Roanoke papers please copy.
STERN.-Died, on Monday afternoon,
AT the residence of his mother, No. l04
east Leigh street. LOUIS STERN, in the
32d year of his age.
Funeral on WEDNESDAY at II o'clock
A. NJ. from the residence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11

The W. & T.. MISUNDERSTANDING
cnI-The Recatfa,

LEXINGTON, VA. April M.--(Special.)-
Hon. William /. Wilson, president of
Washington and Lee University, left to-
day for New York city, where he will at
tend "A meeting OF the trustees or the
Slater fund, OF which body he Is a mem
Der.
Bishop Charles Il. Galloway, OF Missis-
sippi, has accepted the invitation to de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon in June
at the mmencem OF Washington and
Lee University. Bishop Galloway is one
OF the finest orators in the Methodist
Episcopal Church, South.
Tomorrow the county convention will
be held here to nominate Democratic can
didates for county officers for Rockbridge
county. Primaries were held Saturday
at all the precincts in the county, and
from the returns made, the delegates
elected are practically unanimous for the
nomination OF the present officers.
They are: Colonel Robert Catlett, Com
m~onwealth's Attorney; Robert r. witt,
Clerk of Circuit Court; a. Terry Shields,
Clerk Of County Court; Samuel X. Moore,
County Treasurer; Thomas A. Sterrett'
Sheriff. The only fight made was for the
nomination of commemorative Attorney,
i'm which David T.. Moore and ROBERT
Catlett were opponents.
Lieutenant Arthur NJ. Ship, who was
appointed a second lieutenant in the
United States army. has returned from
Old Point Comfort, where he successfully
passed his examinations preparatory To
entering the service.
At a meeting Of the students favoring
the Albert Sidney boat crew OF Washing
ton and Lee University, the following
officers were elected: President, +. III.
Absolute; Vice-President. ;. =. Preston
Secretary and Treasurer, w. +. Davis
The following committee was chosen To
train and select the crew: j. ;. McCluerr
l.. WitherspOon, Jr., and r. W. Withers
There has been quite a number OF appli-
cants training for some time for both
crews, and trials commenced to-day or
North river, which will soon enable the
committees to select both crews Tor the
regatta in June. OF last years crews the
Albert Sidneys (6lue) have McClue anc
Witherspoon, and the Harry Lees redI
have II. Moore and Capito. The annual
regatta causes more enthusiasm than any
other event in athletics at the univer-
sity. and is looked forward to as the one
great event. outside of getting a dip
or "sheepskin," of the commencement.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
WILLIAMSBURG.
To Address AIumni-PersOnai and
Political.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, April W.-(Spe-
| cial)-County Court met to-day, and
| owing to the fact that il had been report
ed that William Diggs would be tried for
the murder of William cambridge at this
time, a large crowd was in attendance.
The prisoner elected TO be tried in the
Circuit Court, which meets the third
Tuesday in May. During the illness of
Mr.. Cyrus Branch the Commonwealth Is
| represented by Mr.. n. J.. Henley.
Mr.. Harvey l.. Christie, of the ST. Louis
Bar. and a graduate Of William and
Mary College. has consented to deliver
the annual address before the Alumni So
! ciety of the college at the commencement
i'm June.
Right-Worshipful Parke Jones. dis
trict lecturer Of No. l district, will leave
tomorrow on an official visit TO the Ma
sonic lodges in his district.
Miss Minnie J.. McGuinnity, who has
been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Frank
Wolfe. returned 10 her home. in Staun-
ton. Saturday, accompanied by Mrs.
VOTES two younger children.
Miss Martha ClOpton, Of Washington, Is
staying with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Ii. Geddy,
West Williamsburg.
Mrs. J.. J.. Jordan, after spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. Lane, Jf, mas re-
turned to Richmond.
Miss MOllie Gait, with her niece, hlisS
Mary Calf, has gotten home from a stay
in New York with her sister, Mrs. III.
Duane.
Mrs. Hall, wife of Professor j. Leshe
Han, has been In Richmond for seVerai
days visiting relatives.
Mr.. Lee Powell. who is connected with
the Old Dominion Steamship company IN
Richmond. was down yesterday to VISIT
his sister, Mrs. w. q. Roberts.
Mrs. Braithwait, who was In Richmond
last week, has gotten home.
Corporal Edward Jones. Company NJ
Fourth Regiment. writes from savannah
that he will be home on the Goth Of the
month.
Mr.. Arthur Denmead has announced
himself an Independent candidate for
Superyisor from the jamestown District,
and ex-Sheriff George Il. Richardson QIe-
publican) will run as an Independent can
didate for Sheriff Of James City and Will
liamsburg.
senator Manly Barnes. Of New Kent,
was here to-day in attendance upon
court.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11

Heavy Rain-Trying to Get MA OIL
Russell.

RALEIGH. N. c.. April D.-(SpeciaL)-
Vaccination here goes on very slowly.
There are no new cases OF smallpox. TIL
two negroes who AVE the disease are In
the ~pest-house.
The rain here last Friday was the beav-
Test since last May. A small stream.
barely 10 feet wide ordinarily. rose so
rapidly and TO such a height as to sweep
away a mile Of track on the Raleigh and
Cape Fear railway. 4.
There are now only about fifty-fve
veterans at the Soldiers Home here.
About twenty awaited themselves of the
act OF the last Legislature. by which they
left the home, receiving SIS each, and are
placed on the pe~nsion-roll as second-class
pensioners.
There was yet another very heavy frost
to-day. At the Agricultural Department
IL Is said TO be the coolest spring since
1867.
Mayor Powell to-day appointed 17J citi-
zens as a committee to go to New York
TO aid in the reception Of the cruiser Raj
eigh. 1t is hoped that OF this number fifty
will go. General Robert +. Hoke Is APP
pointed to head the delegation. and II the
Mayor does not so, to represent him.
Some weeks ago mention was made OF
the plan of the Republicans TO get rid Of
Governor Russell. who is so odious TO
them. by getting him a government place
at Washington. The plan is to get James
Il. Boyd, not Ewart. appointed judge; TO
appoint his assistant to succeed him i'm
the Department OF Justice. and then 10
have Russell take the place OF the assist
ant. This would give Russell a footing in
Washington. so he could later practice
law there. He has ayowed his intention
not 10 return to Wilmington to live. Last
week he wen to New York from Wash
ington. and. 1t is said. to see his former
law partner. with n view TO ascertaining
if there was any opening i'm New York.
IL is said hat matters did not so to suit
the Governor at Washington as to the
office, &c, and hence the trip TO New
York. The Republicans are loading their
guns for Russell. and will make things
lively for him at their next convention.
The Corporation Commission did not
last week pass upon the question OF
freight and passenger rates, but issued
notice to the various roads within thu
state to file a schedule of present rates
In effect in thirty days from the commits.
sion act, as required by law. As soon as
these are filed the matter Will be con.
sidered further.
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THE CITY.
Episcopal C~onvOcation - Railroad
Matfcrs-PersouaI.

PETERSBURG. VA, April lO.-tSpecial)
The Petersburg ConvocatiOn Of the Epis-
cOpal Church. embracing the parishes
throughout this section, will meet in st.
PauIs church tomorrow and will con-
tinue in session for three days. 1t is ex-
pected that the attendance Of clergymen
and others within the bounds of the con-
vocation will be large, and abundant
accommodations for them have been made
in the hospitable homes of our city.
The Traction Company had expected to
commence the work OF construction Of
our new electric railway to-day. but he
cause Of an unavoidable delay in the de-
livery Of the ties, a temporary postpone
mcnt OF the work had to be made.
The commissioners appointed by the
County Court of Dinwiddie to condemn
and appraise certain lands for the use
Of the Richmond, Petersburg and Carolina
railroad, met in the courthouse here to-
day to hear argument of counsel as TO
the value of the lands to be condemned.
They will probably be in session for a
day or more.
The iron t~restles and framework for
the bridges to be erected by the Rich
mond. Petersburg, and Carolina Railroad
Company over several of the small
streams south Of this city are here, ready
for delivery.
1t is understood that Mr.. s. Y. Gillian,
chief deputy collector Of internal reve-
nue.. in the office in this city, has finally
decided to run for the office of Treasurer
of DinWiddie county. This fact will make
the cOntest i'm that county a very interest
ing one. The Democratic candidates for
the nomination by the convention for
Treasurer are Messrs. j. G.. Smith, the
county chairman, and John Y. Harris,
the incumbent.
At "A late hOur Saturday night. Police
Officer Bozell. while going through Poca-
hOntas. discovered the dwelling house of
a colored family TO be on fire. He aroused
the inmates. and together they were able
To extinguish the flames without turn
ing in an alarm. Sunday afternoon a
frame dwelling on Jefferson street, occu-
pied by a colored family, was partially
destroyed by fire.
Major Henry c. Roper. OF General Bran
der's staff, has returned from Charles
ton. s. C., where he went to perfect ar
rangements for the entertainment OF the
A. Z. Hill Camp and Of the Virginia Di-
vision Of ex-Confederates during the re-
union in May. The people Of Charleston
are making every possible preparation for
the care and comfort Of the delegates
and visitors TO the reunion. IL is under
stood that \. p. Hill Camp, with its fifty
or more members. and drum corps, will
be quartered at the Mills House.
Mr.. Herbert Arlington, u prominent and
popular young merchandise broker of this
city. Is very i'll Of pneumonia, at his home,
on High street.
The fruit in this section has not yet
been injured by frost or cold weather.
Peach, pear. plum, cherry, and other
small fruit-trees are I'm full bloom.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-04-11
HAMPDEN-sIDNEY.
y. VI. c. A. scryicc-Literary Society
HOnors-Briefs.

HAMPDEN-SIDNEY, VA, April 10
Cspecial)-The evening service last night
in the memorial chapel, conducted by the
Young Mems Christian Association, was
Of more than Usual interest. The meeting
was conducted by its president, Mr.. +. a.
Brown, of Norfolk. Interesting addresses
were made by Mr.. j.. l.. Lineweaver, OF
Harrisonburg; Mr.. +. NJ. Eversole, OF
Rural Retreat, and Mr.. III. H. Munroe, OF
Wetheredyille, Md, the first Of whom gave
an instructive statement of the extent OF
the Young Mems Christian Association
work in cities and towns, in colleges, in
connection with railway service, and in
the army and navy. The second dwelt
on the missionary aspect Of the work,
and the third on the need Of interest
and cooperation In order to the effective
ness OF the association. The whole SER
vice made an excellent impression. The
other officers of the association for the
year beginning April LIST. are: Nice-Presi-
dent. Mr.. +. IL. Hill, of Richmond; Re
cording Secretary, Mr.. r. c. Fugate, of
Abingdon. and Treasurer, Mr.. T.. Ii. Rich
ardson, OF Farmville.
The literary societies suspended their
meetings for the session on Saturday night
III View VI NAAA
and the following honors. in addition
TO those for the senior class already pub
lished I'm the Dispatch. were announced:
Union ~Society-Junior Debater's Medal,
j. NJ. Kelley, Abingdon; Sophomore Es-
sayist Medal. +. a. Brown, Norfolk;
Freshman Declaimer's Medal, S. c.
Bowen, TaZeweil.
Philanthropic society-Sophomore De-
bater's Medal, ii. NJ. Winfree, Church
Vile: Freshman Declaimcr's Medal, w. $.
Lee. Crewe. The Junior Essayist Medal
in this society will be announced later.
The marshals for ommencement are
Messrs. W. b. Buford and II. 5. Steven
son. OF Roanoke.
The baseball team Captain Herndon)
expects TO leave on Friday for Lexington,
where they have engagements to play
Washington and Lee n the Virginia
Military Institute teams. They are in
good training and it is hoped they Will
make a better showing than they did
last year on the same ground. They
have had but one match game this year
and I'm that they were victorious over the
Yale Law School team. Oh a score or 10
to ..
Colonel Henry Stokes and ]. NJ. Ven
able ESQ, whose protracted illness has
been heretofore mentioned, are re-
norted I'm a comfortable condition and
able TO enjoy the company of their friends.
They are both held in high esteem IL the
and wherever known.
The nomination OF Mr.. +. l.. Dupuy as
supervisor Of this district has given great
satisfaction. and 1t Is hoped that by
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DOWN BY THE SEA.
batteries GETTING READY TO
MOVE TO MANILA.
HOSPITAL SHIP AWAITS ORDERS.
Mortgages Recorded by the New
York, Philadelphia and Norfolk
H~ailrOad-An Aged PrisOner-Thc
strikc-BadIy Beaten.

NORFOLK, VA, April 10.-CSpecial)-
Batteries II and r. Of the Sixth Artillery.
now stationed at Fort Monroe. are await
Ing orders. by telegraph. 10 start for Ma
Mia. Their baggage and accoutrements
are packed. and the mothers. wives.
and sweethearts Of officers and men are
az Old Point to bid them good-by. The
batteries will probably leave within the
next two days. since it is stated. on au-
'aoriy Of Assistant Adjutant-Genera
Carter, that the batteries Will sal from
San Francisco on the 18th.
The Red Cross Society's hospital-ship
Aid is in Hampton Roads awaiting orders
".tt Wednesday. The transport Missouri
's expected TO arrive with several hundred
t.a who viii be transferred to the Josiah
SIMPSON General Hospital # the quaran-
.. althorities permit them to land. The
-.tis VIII be- from the military hos
.1 Cuba and Porto Rico.
"' mortgages from the New York,
phia and Norfolk Railroad Com
I'D the Fidelity Insurance, Trust and
'e'r Deposit Company, OF Philadelphia.
NLHN 'HAAANNNNA ~ ANLUlu IAfIE All0
"'iai-s The railroad company conveys
.' whole line Of railroad. from Delmar
y1dpc Charles, together with all rolling
.'ck steamers. tugs. barges. terminal
iefty. wharyes. piers. and transfer
.'ates. used In connection with the opera
~ the road. These mortgages
'i' 90 secure the issue OF ! per cent bonds
the amount OF $1,000 90, and were au-
-'i1ed at a meeting of the railroad
.~pany held ia Cape Charles ON January
.tA last.
jeremiah Hines. q w~hitc-haired negro
than 80 years old, was charged in
romeo Court this morning with house
lang. When his name was called by
Juage II was all the Old negro could
y To walk from the pen 10 the railing.
was discharged and sent 10 the aims
4ne contractors for the Norfolk and
"aAuc railway had a few more laborers
""Ik to-day-twenty-fye In all. They
'l Work from 10 10 200 when they get
.1i force. Most Of the strikers are
holding Of. but the ompany expects
tension 20 be over shortly. Some ex-
ment was caused among the strikers
by The report that the contractors
ma import Hungarian laborors.
Nofiolk county police are working
= robbery and probable murder. j. J..
,r bsn was dubbed by two negroes In the
.o1 DS IN this city. aud robbed OF his
""l'h and : poeket-book. The high