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The sun., 1901-03-17
JOINT CONTROL OF A SOUTHERN r. r..
seaboards Project Of . New Line between
Richmond and washin gton Abandoned.

The pro- ject of the Seaboard Air Line Rail-
road Company and other interests to build
a new line OF railroad between Richmond
and Washington has been abandoned and
an arrangement has been made by which
own md nse The existing railroad facilities
between these two points. The six COM
panies that have combined in thi, Joint con-
troll of about one hundred and twenty miles
Southern. the Chesapeake and Ohio, the
Seaboard Air Line, the Atlantic Coast Line,
and the Richmond. Potomac and Fredericks1
company owns the road from Quantico to
Richmond, and the Pennsylyana Railroad.
besides controlling the Richmond. fredericks-
from Washington 10 Ouantico The joint
arrangement Just perfected Is concesslon
on the part of the PENNSYLVANIA road
The sun., 1901-03-17
10 TRY 10 STOP MTLE SHIPMENTS.


NEW ORLEANS. March 10 Gen. sam
Pearson from the 1ransvaal, is here 10 see
what he can do in the way Of preventing the
shipment Of mules aud horses 10 ia" British
army in South Africa. ten Pearson - from
RarhertOn in the lydenhurg district. ~"
served with zen. Botha and Wa assistant
rilprrlntsndpnt ut IL" COmmlsSIrN depart
mcnt Of the l'oer Army. "" sailed rom
Africa on sept. 20, 1900 visited New York
and Washington. went to Holland 10 -oe
kruger for further instruCtIoL~ and then
returned to this country. lie consulted
several lawyers here and sad that ~ter-
would be tnlIen To prevent the shipment Of
horses and mules from New Orleans to be-
used by the British army against the Roer'.
ten Pearson VIII remain here for souU
time 10 test whether sending supplies and
stock to Africa can be- prevented II" eN-
pressed the opinion that the prcSeno" Of
hubouic plague in Cape Town might lndLC"
the United States to Interfere with the trafiC
with South Africa, because of the danger
of the Introduction ~ the disease here through
the mule and horse transports. the SAINT
tary plea will not -uf'ic" he saw legal steps
will be taken.
The sun., 1901-03-17
CUBANS NOT TO WELD ALL.
ONE PLAN H TO OFFER Us ONLY TIE
ISLE OF PINES.
Another Il to Accept Only the Health Resuia-
tions Of the Plat Resolutions Report Of
the Committee Will Probably Re Made
on Tuesday Reasons for the Refusal.


on Tuesday Reasons for the Refusal.
!spseiai Casis Dsspo,eh to THE SUN.
HAVANA, March 10. -senor Aleman.
delegate to the Constitutional Convention
said to- day that the Committee on Relations
would probably report on Tuesday. Two
opinions held by the Committee: First. that
TIE convention should hold by its former
declarations In regard TO the relations with
the United States. but that II should agree
TO the Cessi)n Of the Isle OF Pines. which the
Americans regard as part OF the territory
coded by Spain under the Treaty OF Paris.
Sehor Aleman says, however. that this con-
cession will only be made on condition that
the United states will agree to accept the
other relations suggested by the convention
Second. that the original declaration OF the
convention should be adhered TO with tho
exception that the Platt clause In regard TO
health laws should be accepted.
Sehor Aleman says the conventions re-
ply to the other demands will be a statement
OF the reasons why Cuba cannot accept them.
He says the country has been led to believe
that absolute indep endence would be granted
The sun., 1901-03-17
Illegal to Black shoe. in Delaware on sunday.

wIiMINGToN. Del March 10 Judge Church,
man. IN tho Municipal Court this morning,
decided that II was q violation of the sabbath
law 10 black shoes on sunday John Cavcllo
and William friSby had been arrested upon
the complaint OF a member of the BnothlaCk>'
Union In imposing sentence, the Judge
said that decisions covering BARRIERS apI lied
TO buutbluCkS The work was not one Of
necessity or charity II was against his " III
That hr had 10 i'm ose llne Of 81 but be made
the Imprisonment only one hour The men
spent the hour Hs prisoners
The sun., 1901-03-17
ui.oloxi,t Move. with the stock Exchange,

The New York stock Exchange will be
closed on Saturday. April q, to facilitate
the arrangements for beginning business
al the Produce Exchange Building on MondN.
April ?g The man. who runs the two mot
largely patroriled drinking resorts ~ me
MOI yhEorhood Of the present exchange build
Ing has done smart stroke Of business nv
securing the drinking place directly across
the street from the temporary quarters so
.,pHn.tipps
The sun., 1901-03-17
Army and Navy orders.


WASUINGION March 10 These army orders
-, ,,.
haNr wv" 'H''''
OficcfS recently promoted are assigned as I'lIpNS
Majors panc! G. Pearson. 10 Second Cayalr,.
George ! Dodl. from Thifd cavalry to Fourteenth
CaynlT,. lrutl n Wright 10 ninth Cat4lFy Herbert
+ Iu,icrly from rlr,l cavalry to Eleventh Ca,aty.
Iuthrr X Hare from Seventh cavalry 10 Twelfth
Cayalfv. ThAddcus " Jones from Tenth cavalry
Ia thirteenth cavalry Francis II Gardir from
Third cavalry ~ Fourteenth CHyaIy At Tort lrdyti
worth. G.urgr Il Euutrr from Third cavalry 10
q 'onnor from Elrhu cavalry 10 rourico'tH ra,
aIry louis \ Cthir. lgoH Sixth tANhlfl ~ tIurcaiu
Cava'fy. san Francisco. N.ItT 7. 4 ldrf. from
Fourth cavalry to Fourteenth cavalry John J. lU'i.
fnyle. rom Nl0th CaN,lr tU INtINh tfEaIN ut
Fort sam Houston. Cnar'c, II. Waits % f'''l tabaTs
at Manila Frank EdwrriS irIW HIT t'N,IrE
IN Twelfth cavalry at luN sam Huustuh. tvguNe
\ ! llis ron tithih Ca'sIn to lh.f,r',lh S9,n,n
Matthias ". Day, nom NnlN tb'dHH ~ flUt'hlb
Csysy AZ san lrnIs,o. Walter !" iml. from
Ninth 'ANalfy 10 il,lthih lh'HItN NJ i'it MAH
CspmlnS Je'se Ncl Cart" from i'h ,MNID
20 Fourteenth CH'H.} NJ t"ft !cN'hN"i'I, Il,'N
The sun., 1901-03-17
Guessing at the Cause OF Manbattans Rise.

Accompanying net advance OF -. points
Yesterday I'm the stock OF the Manhattan
Railway Company there were reports of
Vanderbilt purchase OF the company
Treasurer Rossiter Of New York central and
Russell Sage of Manhattan ~ ~ that the story
was not true Mr. Sage atii Iuted the ad-
vance TO speculative pool There was
the usual tax Of deal Involving the Metro
pulitan Street RAILWAY
The sun., 1901-03-17
NOTES OF MTSIC Events.

The last week hut one OF the Maurice Grau Opera
Companys season al the Metropolitan opera House
VIII begin 10 MORO" nlgh win Ia boheme' iol'
lowed BY the mad scene it'm Lucia d Lammermoor"
!" be sung BY MN 'tcm"nl"' 'ampanaf'' "Illben'
- c., p...,.. ,.u.,,,.,,,. -, =. -. -.
w.dr. ,tsy and a, n. sotu,,,y mathis. h,, vv
s,l.,s s,lirr.c h,,,,c, 80. Cune,, n,,,,1ch,
and SCOTT On FRIDAY "p,rolet,o" and "caysl,r,a
huSoamA VIII ~ surg hN MAJ ''Nm"nlhl' JoufneI
'N@nI h"'''H M"Seio 'eflnSr"' 'ampanaTI
ana ''o'' N"u M"'N N''n'' ha"''H'S'et van
'au"f'h anu Hr"u. "" 'a,a'"AS evening fauS'
VII. oe SUNG ny MAJ "H' w. '"Hpana" anu
Olizka
Sfg"'rd VII ocs'h on IN''uaF a'efhooh AZ
Lao 'hd VIII ~ sung ny NM ''"h ana r'couhta de
I"''"'. ''NNhau Won '"o'' "'' "'' I'e'N ana MINES
Irthh"' arb'' ana ','"''A'' ie'h" uo''et'
dhmmernnG T" oegh ~ th' Nm" h"ur on ftday
afternoon VIII e sung o' NM ''ah ana Edouafd
d- Neszke ana Mnhlnahh ana MINES Iethlna strong
Schen' Scnumanh'h he'hH' ofoe"eh ana olhAa'
n-,, -
OF Music on Thursday by NM. Dppel. Bisphsm,
BlaSs and MuhlmAnn and Mines Nordica and Schu-
mann Henk
-, .,,-,
]" Wa.c W WV ~ 81 u ,a"e"ac
anu ''"uV'" o"u ',''' ''''',n 'u' ''.""n"n
week from 'o-night with Ernest Van Dyck and Mlka
Ternna
Lose, ro,nann will civ, hi, thi,d recital a, C.,n.
81. t,su N r,o,,ov ,uernoon and NAV nu,,h.,s ~,
u.c, vch.r Schumsnn. Schubert, Chop,n Scrl,bn.
tio,norn rscbsu,U,,,v and List
noon At Mcndclssohn Han with the assistance Of
Leopold GodovSky Mo7ats quartet In & minor No.
g. SchunAnn's Quartet In maor. No. :, Op 81,
The sun., 1901-03-17
COLLECT MUCH MORE DUTY
Under the New system Of Baggage EKamins-
tion at steamship Piers.

In view Of the criticisms that have been
made of the new rules Of the customs author'-
ties regarding the examinations of tho bag
gage of incoming passengers, Collector
Bi dwell prepared yesterday tho following
interesting table showing the amount Of
duty collected from passengers on vessels
that have arrived since the new rules went
into effect and the amount collected year
ngo from passen gers On corresponding ve~-
.el- in some cnses identically the same
vessels
The sun., 1901-03-17
4, EsT.rE or sLoooooo AT STAKE.
The Van Ne.. VIII Case Before Justice Dickry
IN >ewburgh.

NIypUR0U, March i8.--JustiC~ pickey had
before him in Special Term here this morning
the famous Van Ness will case. IN which ST.
Oon. 900 is at stake The case IL entitled Frank
ID. Harmon. guardian for two infants. against
Cornelius Van Ness. individually ana as
oyecu,or of the estate 81 Emma l.. NJ Van
\,.s. his second wife. and Alice wood Van
Ness. his third wife. The infant plaintiffs
are rieces Of the late Mrs Van Ness The
action was brought to r"srnin Mr.. Van Ness
from dlspu~ing Of the prmclpll nl lHe eSltt"
York auuparcd for the plaintiffs and Judge.
Mills Al NrstChe-ter county lur IN" drtrndtut
Mr. M.ndy tried 10 get the ease put over;
He said II Va- one "f great Importance and
vhcn tri,l would take several days COntlnu-
an ~ He said that IN" VIII Wa a peculiar
one, ana the plaintiffs admit that. by IT. terms
the defendant has a life interest IN the income.
which amounts 10 $4,000 a wear Ih" con-
s,ru,tion Of the will was subject 10 seriou
doubt and both parties wanted II cons rutd,
The second Mrs. Van Ness had been ,ad
smoothly until Mr. Van NeNs then - year~ old.
had taken young VI Alice W cd - hl- third
wife MIR. Blandy -ad that Ihe Init was only
hrou ght after tho llarmuus. Who az" ocne-
fcIarle. had learned that MIR Van Ness had
been converting the estate Ia his own use.
The Nassau Bank was custodian of tho
fund and Mr. NanNeSs never had a dollar in
his life said Mr. Blandy except what he eN-
nected 10 get from hi, second wifr's father.
who wnS a Mr. Burr Both Mr. and Mrs NHn
Ness. the second wife, were divorced persons
md each had made y will for the benefit NJ the
other Blandy then asked tho court {" give
thom TWO or three DAYS next month in Brooklyn
To trv tho case, tut M" court refused this
Judge Mills cuntendrd that n" will was
clear in giving hr \anNe~s abomte control
of the estate. 10 ,lo with It rs he -dN ht. not
b,Iug accountable 80 any one The marriase
of Mr. VAN Ness 10 yOuug Miss Wood. he con
tended had nothing 20 do with the case The
te-tatrix had been d"ai two years vi en- This
marriage took place and all this time the viii
had been probated The defendants rights
had been perfected and the marriage o young
Miss wood neither enlarged nor diminished
them
The court then decided that the trial shall
ka hold hpr i'm ADTll
The sun., 1901-03-17
seabosrd Air Line Floats $4,000. 600 Of
Hopds.

There is the hest of authority for the state
ment that the new issue of so ,ooo, 900 Of
per cent gold bonds authorized by the Sea-
board Air Line Railroad company has been
4 90 of tins city Complete particular. OF
the transactions are promised early tins
...aL
The sun., 1901-03-17
DESERTS CHICAGO FOR VIEW YORK.


The offices Of the Union Bag and Paper
Company are to be transferred from Chicago
to this city about May !, selling agency
only will be maintained in Chicago The
company is capitalized az s27Ooo OOo, and;
as its name incl 'ates. f. a combination OF
paper bag manuiaIl urers.
The sun., 1901-03-17

In the above tables Of duties merchandise
sent into public stores and shipped In bond
10 other ports in the uit"d states are eatl-
mated at 50 per cent ~ the NaIuc~ as ek-
pr.ssed in tho invOice4 submitted
or course the ~ Louis was an exceptional
shin last week, but leaving her ont, the IN
ference from the tHplc = naturally mat
great deal of dutiablr merchandise has here
tofore been admitted free 10 passengers
baggage Tho new rules a." shown 10 he
heneot1ng Uncle Sans pOCkeibouk heavily
The sun., 1901-03-17

week from Tuesday The programme Will Include
numbers by Mach Wc,Scr, Clara Schumann ana
Richard Wagner
Ludwig " Ruben will celebrate his twenty NTH
Anniversary as concert director by an entcrtn nment
To h. given at the waldorf Astoria one week from tn
morrow Nile, Ternlra and N. Cremonn viii sing
scenes from plcclnls "1NSca' aud other artists viii
he Mines ultka and Gryrr and MM. Campanah
and plAncon.
Mi and Mrs George Iicnschcl will give thsii 'ar
well recital In this country on SATURDAY afternoon.
April 6 At MrndclSsohn Hall
The American School NJ Opera performed The
MtksIn" at tns Berkeley lyccum last night
Mr.. and Mrs Ilcnscho Elisabeth Ieons'd and
barclay Dunham will he the splolSts At Association
Hall IA brooklyn on April 50.
William Cn-l will give three frs. organ rccltalS on
succcs>,,r MONDAYS at the Od First Presbyterian
Church beginning tn.morrow afternoon AT l.
Fielding RoScir, Who has been engaged a. the ron .
,rnito of the boston Festival ORCHESTRA will hr heard
i'm A song recital at Sherfy'S Nrci, ffum MontaE.
assisted bv Perry hvcIll Purdon Robinson and tii'l
stewart will give n kint concert at tho waldorf A'
tlflH on Monday afternoon Leo SchulF VII ccir
brat. tho tw"nu MN hnnivrrsary OF his DEBUT GH
'rs!llSi on SatgIfHy evening. AZ McndoiS,nnn ltH.
The UendlN Quartet vii. Pay on M1nCa nght at
the II pldOri Astoria
The sun., 1901-03-17
"nmh,A and Barnard students TO Act To
EetheT.

III" 49,. 'H and la the mcn and women
".h. and Barnard colleges will give
'r"..h play. he, DcuN Timides' by
g. VI ar. aud Eugene Iabiche, and Ia
.' ', NVlhnr and lIalevy, are the plays
'"I lrsneur. who Will -aIl for Paris
".. 90 Iuiu the tOVuelIn company, has
''Erod a- coach and the columbia
.''"n0'r Society VIII furnish the music
The sun., 1901-03-17

40 being worth nearer $500 than $500, VIII
liam X. Vanderbilt is now the dominating
power in Chicago and Northwestern and u
Is well known that his relations with the Har-
rman syndicate are exceedingly friendly.
The sun., 1901-03-17

The American School NJ Opera performed 'Th
MikaIn' at the Berkeley lycrum last night
The sun., 1901-03-17

Mi and Mrs. George lcnschcl will Civ. their fare
well r,rl,al In this country on SATURDAY afternoon,
April 6 At MendclSsohn Han.
The sun., 1901-03-17

Mr and Mrs. lcuSrh", Elisabeth Ieona'd ana
Barclay Dunham will Ne the soolSts At Association
Hall IA brooklyn on April 81.
The sun., 1901-03-17

'Tohcnsrn" will be sung at the Brooklyn Academy
OF Music on Thursday by NM. DIppel. Bisphsm,
RlaSs and MuhlmAnn and Mines Nordca and Schu-
mAnn Hrlnk
The sun., 1901-03-17

The Bach Passion Music will he sung at Carnegie
Hall by the Brooklyn Oratorlo Society on Aprls
The sun., 1901-03-17

William Cn-l will give three free organ fccas on
succcss.,e Mondays Ht the Old FIRST If'NbNicran
Churrh beglnn ne u morrow afternoon at
The sun., 1901-03-17

Eugenis Mant.li is TO make her resppearancs
her. AT Carnegie Hall on Easter sunday evening.
Jean Gerardy Fritz Krcislrr and Ossip Gabro.
wiSch will be the other sools,s.
The sun., 1901-03-17

David Blspham Is TO give a song recital At popular
prices on next SUNDAY afternoon al Carnegie Hall,
His programme will include numbers by Beethoven,
Mozart Franz. Verdi. brahms. Schumann. Cor
neius, Schubert. l.oewe, foote and Damrosch MIR
Hspham will give song recital NJ the New York
{ pllese OF Music 70 morrow afternoon.
The sun., 1901-03-17

Mllka Ternina. David Blspham. MAJ Bsndx
and paul Morgan will take part In a concert 10 hc
alNen hN 4 Il. MrlzleI Ai Mrndcl lssnhn Han one
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ST. PAUL.

The name of Elmer II. Parker of
River Falls appears among those
who passed the examination before
the State Medical Board. He is
therefore entitled to practice medi-
cine in the state of Minnesota.
Miss Kate Z. Putnam, who will
graduate from the Medical School
of the State University in a short
time, in recognition of her ability
and scholarship, has been appointed
house surgeon at the Northwestern
hospital in Minneapolis. She has
already passed the examination be-
fore the State Medical Board and is
entitled to practice in the state. We
congratulate Miss Putnam. She
has not decided where she will To-
cate next year.
The Arts and Crafts exhibition in
the Ryan Annex, Robert and Sew
enth, is worth the attention of all
visitors in the city. Entrance fee
ten cents.
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BELDENVILLE.

Rose Skiliska from Ellsworth vis-
tied her sister, Mrs. Lutte Edwards,
over Sunday.
Milo Davis and family and Mrs.
Lou Johnson from Houlton visited
relatives in town last week.
None Hall and wife are visiting
in Spring Valley this week.
The Riley boys from Ellsworth
have teams and men at work sow
ing grain on the Fitzpatrick farm.
Geo, Morse and wife of Hastings
visited in town last week.
Jake Nygard will move to Hud-
son soon.
Bart Fitzpatrick has moved to ST.
Paul.
Mr. Doran Of St. Paul visited al
+. \. Severance's last week.
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PRESCOTT.


Sam Mcdonald was seriously in
iured at the Prescott Roller Mill
last Tuesday by falling a distance
of eight feet from a scaffold on which
he was working. He is improving.
His daughter, Mrs. w. Bateman of
Ellsworth, is here and will remain
until he is well.
NJ. T. Dill has bcautifed his resi-
dence greatly by taking down the
fences.
Our worthy professor, o. ]. Stir
rat filled the M. E. pulpit at River
Falls last Sunday morning and even
ing in the absence of Rev. Snodgrass.
Mrs. Peterson and children of
Thorpe, Wis, left last week for Ia
coma, Wash, after a few days visit
with relatives here.
Miss M. Angie Miller was up to
the Cities Monday.
Mrs. Jessie Castelloe and son,
Bailey, went to St. Paul Monday.
People have been very busy clean
ing up their yards; consequently old
Prescott looks more beautiful than
ever.
The Junior League meets Tues
days hereafter. Miss Annie Emery
and Mrs. Lora Roehm have charge
of it.
Mrs. Levi Coon and daughter,
Eunice, left for Denver, COL, last
Wednesday to join Mr.. Coon who
went two months ago. Leslie Coon
accompanied his mother as far as
St. Paul.
The public schools of Prescott arc
planning interesting programs for
Arbor day.
NJ. D. Reed is spending a few
days at home with his family.
The event of the season was Rev.
Emery's address to the Odd Fellows
last Sunday evening. The members
of the lodge, accompanied by good
ly delegation from Hastings and
other neighboring lodges, marched
to the church in a body. The adj
dress, illustrated by the stereoptican,
brought out in a very beautiful man
ner the brotherly love shown by the
Good Samaritan to suffering human
ity. The church was packed from
auditorium to gallery. The floral
decorations were of unsurpassing
beauty. Never did Mr.. Emery more
clearly prove himself a great preach
er than in the able and graceful man
ner in which he conducted the SER
vice and held the undivided attention
Of his large audience.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. II. Wallace and
little daughter have returned from a
two weeks visit with friends in Ar
menia, S. D.
Mrs. Charles Cotton and children
of Minneapolis are visiting at DR.. H.
c, Cotton's.
Rev. w. F. Emery delivered a
lecture on "My Trip Through Eu-
rope" Friday evening at the NJ. E.
church. The lecture was very fine
for Mr.. Emery never fails to serve
good things to his hearers.
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There is disease prevailing in this
country most dangerous because so decep-
tive. Many sudden deaths are caused by
it--heart disease, pneumonia, heart failure
or apoplexy are often the result of kidney
disease. If kidney trouble is allowed 10 ad-
vance the kidney-poisoned blood will attack
the vital organs. or the kidneys themselves
break down and waste away cell by cell.
Then the richness of the blood-the albumen
leaks out and the sufferer has Bright's
Disease, the worst form of kidney trouble.
Dr.. Kilmers Swamp-Root the new dis
covery is the true specific for kidney. bladder
and urinary troubles. lthas cured thousands
Of apparently hopeless cases, after all other
efforts have failed. At druggists in fifty-cent
and dollar sizes. A sample bottle sent free
BY mail, also book telling about Swamp
Root and its wonderful cures. Address
Dr.. Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. and
mention this paper.
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DOWNING.

Mr. Christ Zimmerman has NOV
ed to his newly purchased farm
south of Glenwood.
Miss Alice Kelley spent Saturday
and Sunday with her parents, re-
turning to Cranetown Monday.
Chas. Anderson is building a new
house.
"Thc First Term of Court" given
by the Downing Dramatic Club
Saturday night, was well rendered.
4 large audience witnessed the play.
VIM. McEneaney was over from
Wilson the first of the week.
Mrs. l.. Larsen has recovered
from her recent illness.
John Porter Jr. has rented J. D.
Miller's farm.
Ole Bergen went to New Rich
mond last week to work as setter in
the Glover saw mill.
Mr.. VIM. Johnson and family left
for the vicinity of Spooner, where
Mr.. Johnson has taken a claim.
Miss Belle Wall came home from
Chippewa Saturday.
as. Hartshorn and S. Rudesill
are blasting out pine stumps this
week.
A number of Cranetown young
sters attended the show in town Sat
urday night.
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NEWS FROM OUR NEIGHBORS.
aaAAAAa22lAAA2AA@ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ONO

Mr.. Clifford will have an auction
Wednesday and move his family to
Prescott Thursday.
Mrs. Thomas and Mrs. !. NJ. Car
michael were in Maiden Rock Sat
urday.
Reno Holt moved to Canada last
week.
Miss Grace Marsh went to Red
Wing to visit this week before COM
mcncing her spring term of school
near Ellsworth, Monday, April 29.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ]. Brooks moved
into Mr.. GifTord's house Thursday.
Mrs. Maude Harvey and daughter
Mildred visited at w. II. Nc
Cleary's at Plum City Friday.
!. w. Hincklcy came home from
ST. Paul the last of the week for a
few days.
Frank Lawrence and Ira Smith
and daughter Irene of Farmhill were
called here on account OF the serious
illness of Charlie Lawrence.
Mrs. F. p. Carleton has a new
piano.
Miss Lulu Borst of Plum City
commenced her school in the Harri-
son district Monday.
Hardness Campbell moved his
family to Sawyer Co. this week.
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FARMHILL.

The roads are drying up fast.
Roy Lee of Maiden. Rock has
hired to work for James B. Rice
this season.
Oren Harvey and son called on
relatives here Sunday.
Mrs. David Rice of Rock Elm
visited relatives here Friday and
Saturday,
Otis Huchins and wife and daugh-
ter of Elmwood yisi ted at viii
Rice's Sunday. Mrs. .Huchins will
soon go east on visit to relatives.
Mrs. Thomas Reink died very
suddenly Sunday NOR ming at her
home. She was buried yesterday in
the Catholic cemetery at Farmhill.
Ed. Rowen is building a house at
the Partrige Il Decker aw mill and
will move his family there. He will
work in the mill.
The cheese factory is running at
Bells Corners. They are taking
milk three times a week.
The masons are laying the wall
tor John Wild's new house.
The Carter & Hammond mill has
shut down until after see ding,
Sebastian Weix is looking for a
hired man.
VIII Rice had a horse quite
seriously injured with drag by the
eareIessness Of a hired BOY.
William Dyer will move to the
state OF W Washington to live. Mr.
Dyer has brother hvi no there.