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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09
Secrecy for the Telephone.

An attachment is provided in Swe-
den by which the secrecy Of the telephone
line is assured. The apparatus, which
is rented at moderate rate. indicates
whether the telephone operator is listen
ing to the conversat ton or not.
Competition Of electric tramways is
alluded to in many Of the half yearly re-
ports of English railways as affecting
shOrt-distance passenger movement
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

of as cough cure-J. w. O'Brien, 1922
Third Ave-, ~, Minneapolis, Mimi, Jan.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

"A new discovery OF copper ore was
made on Sicily gulch, twelve miles north
west OF Helena, Mont, recently. IL !.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

The world has two and quarter mil
which produce $4,000 tons each year.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

When Pat Devine kissed Kate Magee
She was as mad az she could be
To 'er twas human to forgive Devine.
~ philadelphia Press.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

An Opinion-She-sYon don't think a
girl is wise to marry man in order to
reform him? p He-"Well,, think she
IS apt to have the luck Of the average
reformer. "-Brooklyn Life. ~
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

Children teethinG; softeps the gums. reduces In
hammatioo: allays pain. cures wind collie. -
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

For the first time for thousand
years an ordination service in st. Da-
vid's cathedral. Cardiff, has inst been
conducted in Welsh
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

1T is stated, on the authority of
Chinese tea merchant, that the glaze on
the paper coverings of tea chests is due
the REUSE Of sharfs' ms tails fs nG .2in 81
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

.-1reland, it is said, lost 1,746,OO pep
pie by famine during the past century. Il
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

Keeping Up His Regulations Wife
Il think it's too bad you should throw
away money on such expensive umbrel-
las. You are always losing them. Why
don't you get cheap ones?" Husband
Huh! That's all you wolnen know
about business Do you suppose l want
to advertise the fact that I have a poor
memory ?''-New York Weekly.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09
Howe Thio!

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
+: J. CHENEY & CO., Props. Toledo, o..
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligation made by their firm:
]edo. o. Walding. Kinnan & Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally.
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 15c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials
free.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

The Waiter-"Beg pardon, sir, but
ahem-thc gents here usually remember
my services
The Guest (pocketing the change)-
,''Do they? They ought to be more char
liable and forget it."--Tit-Bits.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

''Here's another letter from that new
tenant" said the secretary.
'What's he want now:' inquired the
proprietor Of the Highuppe Apartment
house
Says he's got to have more room in
his fat. Says it'll help some if you'll let
him scrape the paper off the walls.'-
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

A gentleman who is no longer young,
and who never was handsome. asked his
sens child what he thought of him. The
boys parents were present. The young
ster made no reply.
well, so you won't tell me what you
think of me? Why won't your
"'Cause l don't want to get licked,
replied the prig Of a rising generation
Tit-Bits
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1901-08-09

Il have heard that there are incorpo
rated cities in the West having only :
house or two and a salOon.''
"Oh, plenty of them! Why, we ra1
across one city with only one house ant
a Carnegie ibraryv'-Town Topics.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-07-24
Ddkotd-nyheter.

, S 80 :
En- ny bankbyggnad skall uppforas
iWhete, s. Oak. af Pipestone grant,
Kontraktet har redan blifyit utIem-
nadt.
Brist pa arbetsfolk. Farmarne
Sphinx county s. D., ha behof af miust
1000 arbetare for att inberga grodan
i Or. Betalningen ar god, men anda ar
det brist pi arbetare.
For mynff6rfaIskning har en- ung
man vid MANN Frank Fisher bIifyit
arresterad. Han Or anstald som clerk
EFT affarshus Sioux Falls, s. Da
Malst skall behandlas at Forenta Sta
ternas grand jury.
F6renta Staternas distrlktdomstoI
oppnades Devils Lake, N. Oak den
16 jul af domaren Lochren fran Min
neapolis Kalendern Or ganska stor.
Flera vigtiga NAL forekomma, behand-
lade at grand juryn.
Ogat f0rst6rdcs. John Forsyth och
August johnson Grand Forks, N. D.,
rakade i tcrsdags delo med hvaran-
dra och etablerade ett slagsm&l hvil-
ket slutade med att Forsyth fox sitt
ena 6ga inslagst johnson blef arre-
sterad,
En- kamrat till Dewey. Dexter j.
Knapp, en- gammal och ansedd borga-
re Sioux Falls, s. Oak, begick harom
dagen sjelfmord genom att skjuta en-
kula genom hufvudet. Han afled utan
sans. Som gosse var han kamrat
med amiral Dewey.
Den f6rIorade tidnlngsmannen 81.
Wells Litchville, N. OAK, som under
ett par veckors It'd varit ett allmant
samtalsamne; -patraffades harom dagen
liggande sjuk Wisconsin. Han begaf
sig fora veckan till Laketon, Ind, der
han f0rut varit bosatt.
En- l5nande industri Att mejeriva-
sendet Or en- lonanda industri, gifvan-
de formarne CODA inkomster, kan ses
af de stora partier smor, som afsandas
hvarje vecka fran en- sa liten plats som
Eureka, s. Oak, uppgaende medeltal
till AZ, 900 pund. Haraf ha farmarne
trakten in inkomst for hvarje vecka af
cirka $4,000.
Nya offentIiga byggnader S, Oak.
N. 2. FIanssn & Co. st. Paul har fatt
kontrakt pa uppforandet af normal
och industriskolan Aberdeen for en-
kostnad af s24 900. Byggnaden skall'
uppforas af tege. j. w. Detwiler &
Co. ! Des Moines, Ia, har fatt kontrakt
pa uppforandet at on ny byggnad Vid
statsuniversitetet VermiliioE for en-
skostna1 III g3f sf38:sS-
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-07-24
WisC0nsin-nyheter.

Ramlad bank. German Exchange
Bank Chiffon instalde i fredags sina
betalningar och ar nu handerna pa
bank examiner Bartz Bankens pre-
sident Or Theodor Kersten, och FL.
Kerstsn kassOr. Kapitalet Or $4,000.
D6dsfall. Sanford Riddels, en- af de
aldsta lakarne Chippewa Fails, afied
torsdags Superior af ett slaganfaH.
- Mrs M. 81. Patterson, en- af de for.
sta settlarne Hammond, af1ed harom
dagen efter hera manaders sjukdom,
0uvern6r La Palette har varit myc-
ket sjuk, men ar nu pa battringsvagen.
Pa lakarnes rad har guvern0ren nu
gifvit upp att resa till Buffalo for att
inviga Wisconsin-byggnaden den q
juli utan lemnat delta uppdrag at v.
guvern0r Stone.
Bitten at en- huggorm. En- II ar
gammal dotter till o. Finstad Edalie
blef | torsdags bitten 4 ganger af en-
huggorm, hvarefter hon begaf sig hem.
Hemkommen undergick hon den van.
liga behandlingen med alkohol hvil--
ket utan tvifvel raddade hennes lif.
Stanead at en- thur. FarmaIen a.
Olson, bosatt 12 mil fran Prescott, blef
harom dagen angripen at en- ilsken
thur, hvilken stangade honom / bro
stet, sd att hornen skadade lungorna.
Afven blefvo atskilliga refben brutna.
Olson ar f0rsatt ett kritiskt tillstand.
0r6dan l fara. Fran Hammond
skrifves den II juli: Den starka var
men nadde sin h6jdi dag, dA termo.
metern yisade 102 grader Grodan
lider forfarligt af den torra och varma
yaderleken. Sayida icke kyligare va
der och rsgn intraffa, blir skadan stor
pa hvete och hafre.
Drunknade. Fanny Griffin, 16 ar
och Elsa Hirtz, 14ar, bada dottrar at
framstaende affarsman Hokah. Mimi,
voro harom dagen ute och badade i
narheten af Root River Falls. De
gingo for langt ut ! vattnet och fatta-
des at strommen och drunknade. Ett
sallskap af 20 personer voro samtidigt
utei vattnet, men kunde ingenting
CORA. Liken blefvo senare pa dagen
funna. 4;
En- vardefull perla Waltor Rose !
La Crosse kopte harom dagen on var
defull perla funnen Mississippi at
mrs Edwin Drake. den enda qvinna
trakten. aom sysselsattsr sig med
perlfsks. Mr. Rose bstalte $500 FOR
perlan, som han nppskattar till eth
,yardc AZ $4,000 Psrlan ar at samma
storlek och mod samma fsrgnyanser,
som den perla. hvilksn for 3 ar sedan
blaf funnen rid Round Island och
saldes Chicago for s4o. 600 Mrss
Drake var belaten med hvad hen fckx
8ty dermed betalte hon en skuld pa sttt
hem.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-07-24
.Alllndnna nyheter.
r1ajssk6rdeni landet tros ej komma
att ofverstiga 1900, 900 bushels.

I1ajssk6rdeni landet tros ej komma
att ofyerstiga II, ,ooo, 600 bushels.
Dryga kostnader. Den pagaende
stricken kostar stAltrusten S2lO, 900
och de strejkande s156, 900 for hYarje
dag, som stricken fortgar.
God smultronsk6rd. q. Bowman, bo-
satt Cedar Falls, Ia, har pa en- acre
land sk6rdat 1850 quarts smultron,
hvilka han salt for 10 cents pr quart
eller S4e8.
En- vardefuIi slIfverdoIlar. Vid grund-
grafning till ett hns fam harom dagen
krogaren j. A. Ryan Berkeley, Va,
en- silfverdollar med artalet 1904. Han
salde den kort derpA till j. T.Deveaux
fran Chicago for $4,000.
Skandinaverna vld handeIsflottan
Vid vart lands handeisfotta inmonstra-
des flor ! rundt tai 950oo perso-
ner Az dossn voro ej mindre en- 1000
skandinaver, da de egentliga amerika-
nerna deremot endast uppgingo till
$4,000. B. NJ !.
= + t-
Lands5karne 81 Reno, Q. II, upp-
"a till ofyer 100000. Storsta deien az
dem. deribland hundratals qvinnor,
n6dgas sofva pa gatan. Bade vatten
och mat haller pa att taga slut. En-
lands0kare. som reste derifran till
Kansas City mandags, sugar, att han
ej Vile STAMINA qvar | 81 Reno till den
8 augusti, da landet 0ppnas for nybyg-
gare, ON han finge 800 ON dagen.
En- groda magen. Edward Biasire,
sen farmare, bosatt 5 mil fran Round
Brook, N. j. har under en- langre It'd
plagats at smartor magen utan att
lAkarne kunnat utr6na, hvaruti sjuk-
domen bestod. Han sade, att det kan
des som ON nagot lefyande dur wore
derinne. Andtligen beslots, att fore.
taga en- operation, dA det befann sig.
att en- stor, Iefvande, fem tnm lang,
ehuru blind groda hade sitt hemvist
5derstades. Sedan denna blifvit uttaeen
har rnannens helsotilIstand betydligt
f6rbattrats.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-07-24

RIk jernrnalm Kentucky. Eft syn
dikat at kapitalister fran Illinois har
.organiserats for att bearbeta de rika
jernmalmfalt, som fnnas Kentucky.
Delta syndikat, for hvilket j. w. Har-
rison fran st Louis star spetsen, har
uppkopt 10000 acres land i Trigg conn-
ty och har bygt tva stora magasiner
vid Grand Rivers. Namda syrdikat
pastar, att det fnnes nog jernmalm i
Kentucky for hela landets behof un.
der 80 ars It'd. Eft annat syndikat fran
Milwaukee har kopt 5000 acres land
och uppfort en- stor masugn ! Padu-
cab.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1901-07-24
Berlktigande.

Kyrkoherde Floden har Joke nAgot
uppdrag az biskopen eller domkapit-
leti Biskopen ofver Goteborgs stiff,
"a. n, DR.. 3D. a. Rhode, har skrifvit till
pastorerna P. j. O. Cornell ooh x. N.
Rabenius med anledning af lemnad
upplysning ON kyrkoherde Flodons
besok Amerika. vi atergifva harne-
dan 81. III. biskopens BRET till pastor
Rabenius. Pontiac. r. l., emedan det
lemnar en- klar upplysning ! den vigti-
ga och intressanta fraga som en- It'd i
tidningspressen diskuterats, Det lyder
salunda: N. Herr Pastorl Jag tackar
for herr pastorns bref. Redan imam
jag erholl det, hade Jag mottagit fran
pastor Cornell Centerville ett bref at
liknande innehall. Detsamma. som
Jag svarade honom, far jag nu meddela
Herr Pastorn, nemligen att kyrkoher-
te Floden erh0ll tjenstlsdighetf for att
idka stndier yid utlandska universitet
- ordalagen j hans ansokan erinrar
Jag mig dock icks noggrant och att
vid denna ledighets beviljande var
domkapitlet fullkomligt obekant, hvart
han amnade sig. ON han derfor upp-
gifvit sig ha af mig och domkapitlet
fatt nagot uppdrag att besoka forsam-
lingar Amerika, sa ar detta alldeles
oriktigt. Att han for till Amerika, er-
for jag f6rst genom ett referat eckle-
siatiktidningen. Att han skulle fatt
nagot uppdrag sarskildt med hansyn
till observation-disclosures, torde
Herr Pastorn sjelf finna sd mycket me-
J ra otankbart som Herr Pastorn val
kanner. huru h&rdt man just Cote
borgs stiff haller pa lnthersk tro och
bekannelse. Och ON denna trohet mot
den fHdernearfda bekannelsen star in
galunda vart stiff ensamt. Trohet mot
var evangelisk-lutherska bekannelse
ar for hela var kyrka kannetecknande
vara dagar vida h6gre grad an /
mangen f0regaende It'd. ON genom en-
af var kyrkas prester en- AMMAN upp-
fattning biifvit bibragt landsman i
Amerika, sasom vore vi fard med att
kasta bort var lutherska tro, sa bekla.
gar jag delta djupt och 0nskar lifiigt,
att denna uppfattning matte bli rat
tad. Matte sd ske och matte den Akta
lntherdomen bli Amerika saval som
hemlandet alltmer f0rstadd och allt-
mer omfattadl Gud give herr pastorn
mad att kraftigt verka for delta syfte
bland land derute! Jag skulle
anse det vara lAmpligt. att herrar pa
storer offentligsn late landsmannen
veta, att kyrkoherde Floden icke hade
Dagot som helst uppdrag af Goteborgs
domkapitel, sd att hvad han talat star
belt ooh hAllet COR hams egen rakning.
HogaktningsfuIlt
8. H RoIlse. .
Refiexionerna CORA sig sjelfva, ON
man jemfor delta bref med foljande
punkteri Observation-Disclosures egna
referat ofyer dessa f6rhandlingar vid
motet j Providence, r. L. den 8-l2
maj: .Kyrkoherde Floden hade och
for att taga kannedom om dc. svensk-
kyrkliga f0rhaliandena delta land
och med foretedda credentials infun-
nit sig vid konferensen. Eft kort tai
hollis at kyrkoherde Floden. hvarvid
han bland annat upplaste ett skriftligt
sntlatande fran Goteborgs domkapitel.
hvilket dokumenterade honom sasom
hans stifts representant kommen j
syfte att studera den biskopliga kyr-
kan och det satt hvarpa hon vardar
Gig ON den svenska kyTkans barn
Amerika.'
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-04
Former Kenosha Criminal is Accused
of Committing BurgIaries at Wau-
kegan This Week.
He ESCAPED FROM REFORMATORY
zweedyk Has Been FU gitive From justice
for Manv Months.-Is a shrew Grim
ina1 and ofdcers Are outwitted.

Renorts from Waukegan states thdC
the officials have solved the identity OF
the robber who has been active IN
Waukegan for the past few weeks ana
that it is none other than John owee-
dyk. formerly of this city, who mas
been living in Waukegan for sevefaI
months past under an assumed name.
Last week when a burglary occurred
in that city the crime was traced 10
Zweedyk. but when he was sought Tor
arrest he had fled the city and coulo
not be located. Zweedyk IS now tu-
gitive from Justice, as he escaped from
the state reformatory at Green bay
many months ago and all efforts OF
the officers to locate him have proved
futile. The officers at Waukegan seem
to think that Zweedyk is simply the
leader of a gang of smooth burglars
and confidence men.
Zweedyk's criminal career became
known to the officers in this city IN
August, 1899, when he was accused OF
burg1arizing the home of A. kraak on
Grand avenue. When Zweedyk was
arrested he feigned ignorance OF the
law and protested that he could not
speak the English language. He was
taken before Justice Slater and plead
guilty to the charge against him ana
was sent to the state reformatory un-
der the intermediate sentence law. He
had been at the reformatory only a
short time when he organized plan
to escape and got away in company
with two other inmates. Since that
time the officers of the state institu-
ton has been on his trail but they
have never been able to land him.
It is stated that Zweedyk has come
to Kenosha several times since his es-
cape but his visits have been kept
secret and the efforts of the police to
capture him have only showed that he
is completely Informed Of every move
made by the officials. It is probable
that many crimes may be laid at the
door of Zweedyk and every effort will
be made to locate him and hold him on
a charge of burglary.
The Waukegan officials seem to be
of the opinion that zweedyk is hiding
in Kenosha but he can not be found
here.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-04
COLLEGE LITERARY SOCIETY.
Literary Society of college of Commerce
Elect officers for Ensuing Year.


The College of Commerce Literary
society met at the college rooms Fri
day afternoon to elect officers for the
ensuing term and to transact such
other business as should come before
the meeting.
At the morning session of the school
Prof. Trenary delivered an excellent
and fitting address ito the students on
the value of the literary work. He i'm
pressed on their minds the Importance
of being present at all meetings of the
club and performing the work assigned
them on the program. The principals
remarks made a decided impression on
the members ,as was shown by the at
tendance and interest manifested at
the afternoon session.
The college literary has heretofore
proven itself SO valuable a section Of
the school that both the faculty and
students have resolved to continue it
as a permanent factor IN the school
organization. The constitution and
bylaws are to be improved and several
other changes will be made to improve
the general working of the society in
the near future. It is expected that
when another school year dawns the
College Literary club will stand as one
of the strongest societies of it's kind in
the northwest.
The new officers elected at yester-
days meeting to serve for the next six
weeks are as follows:
President-Peter Barth,
Vice-president-John Northway, Jr.
Secretary Lizzie Hegeman.
RECONSIDERATION Cole.
t-at-Arms-Frank F1iess.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-04
A BAY OF DANGERS.
PERIL Turks UNDER THE WATERS
OF SAN FRANCISCO HARBOR.

Some Recent Discoveries Made In
Searching For the Wreck of the
City of Rio de JaneirO-Many Ships
Lost ON TreacherOus Rocks.
There is a very general impression
that San Francisco harbor, at the en-
trance to which occurred the disastrous
wreck of the City of Rio de Janeiro a
few weeks ago, is one of the best and
safest in the world. So it is, provided
that all the officers on board the ship
entering or leaving port are wide
awake. Otherwise there is a large
number of ugly rocks and shoals ready
to work injury to the luckless vessel
that strikes them.
Until very recently there were more
than "A dangers to navigation in the
bay of San Francisco charted and
known to mariners. Some Of these, in
Guiding Arch rock, have since been re-
moved The entrance to the harbor,
the Golden Gate, is narrow passage
leading in from the ocean. On the
south of the Golden Gate is a tongue OF
land on which is situated San Fran
cisco, the northernmost point of the
strip being known as Fort Point. OPP
posite Fort Point are two others, Point
Diablo and Lime point.
Between Diablo and Lime points on
one side and Fort point on the other is
a ledge of sunken rocks just off Fort
point. This marks the narrowest and
most dangerous part of the channel,
and the tide here has at times 8
swirling motion and always runs high.
1t was on this ledge of rocks that the
Rio de Janeiro met her doom.
The wreck Of the Rio de Janeiro
hung for awhile on the pinnacle of
rock which had given her the fatal
wound and then slid off into deep wa
ter. Since then it has been impossible
to find the wreck.
1t is a curious fact that when YES
sci sinks in mysterious San Francisco
harbor finding the. remains is very
difficult and sometimes impossible
task The cause is probably the depth
of the water, combined with the rapid
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-04
COMES TO AID SILL.
wife whom He Would Discard Tries to
Free Him.

Mrs. Charles Edgar Sill, the defend
ant in a divorce suit, has come from
Braddock, Pa, to Milwaukee, to aid
her husband who is now in Jail. Sill
is charged with having passed several
fraudulent checks while posing as an
insurance broker. He moved in good
society, and after being in Milwaukee
a few months filed an application Tor
divorce from the woman who has now
come to his. aid.
Shortly after the papers IN the
diuorce suit were filed Sill heard that
warrants had been issued charging him
with extensive swindling operations,
and he left the city. The police looked
for him a moth before he was finally
located in Kenosha and was taken to
Milwaukee for trial.
When the wife, whom Sill had been
anxious to discard, heard of his trouble
she went to Milwaukee to try and settle
the cases against him. She arrived
there Thursday, and since then has
been a daily visitor at the Jail. She
says that she will try to raise enoug n
money to pay the claims against her
husband and is trying to persuade
him to withdraw his suit for divorce.
Mrs. Sill brought her young son to
Milwaukee with her.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-04
SERIOUSLY BURNED.
Mrs. Henry Nelson, of somers. Meets With
sad Accident Saturday Evening

A report from Somers states that
Mrs. Henry Nelson, residing near the
Racine county line met with terrible
accident on last Saturday evening.
Mrs. Nelson lived with her two child
dren in a small house and on Saturday
evening when she started to light the
lamp in the front room of the house
the lamp exploded and the kerosene
was poured all over the clothing of the
women. With great presence of mind
she ran to the bed room and wrapped
herself in a comforter and called one OF
her children to assist her. With the
help of the child the lady managed to
extinguish the flames. An examina-
ton of her wounds showed that she
had been badly burned on the arms
and about the face, but it is not
thought that any of the burns will
prove serious. There was only small
amount of oil in the lamp and for this
reason the flames were not commun1-
Gated to the furniture in the house.
Clara Nelson, the daughter of Mrs.
Nelson, was slightly burned in assist
ing her mother to extinguish the
flames. Mrs. Nelson is under the care
of doctors and will recover in short
time,
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1901-04-04
First publication, March %, 1901.
NOTICE OF HEARING.

OTATE OF WISCONSIN-County Court
10 Kenosha County.
In Re Real Estate and proof of Heirship of
James w Van Alstine, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular
term of the County Court, to be held in and
for said county, at the County Court Room in
the County Building. in the City OF Kenosha1
in the County and State aforesaid, on the first
Tuesday, being the 9TH day of May, A. D. 1901
at ten O'Clock A. M, the following matter will
be heard and considered:
The application of Eugene W. Helms for the
Judgment of said Court finding and determ1n-
ing who are all the heirs of said James W. Van
Alstine. deceased, and their grantees and
what are the respective rights and interests of
the parties in the title of said decedent in and
to certain lands described in said petition and
naming the persons entitled to interests there
in and the part or interest to which each is
entitled, and for such other, further or differ
emit finding and relief as petitioner may be en-
titled to in accordance with law and the rules
and practice of said curt.
Dated at Kenosha Wisconsin. this 23rd day
of March, A. D. 1901.
BY the Court.
JOHN B. MALONEY,
40 Register in Probate