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The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-08

The direct orss Of the Farmers Eleva
tor Co. held monthly meeting LAST
Saturday.
A social watch party was given i'm.
| the basement of the Lutheran church.
on New Years eve.
Swan w. Peterson and wife have re-
turned from their visit with relatives AT;
|Burnsides Iowa.
The Misses Leonard gave a card
party to a number of their friends at
their home last Saturday evening.
Miss Flora Patterson of Redwood
Falls was visiting with her sister, Mrs..
Ben. Simpson, during a portion of last
week.
Miss Christine Peterson left Saturday
for Minneapolis, where she will remain
with the family of p. Dollif for ans
indefinite period.
A surprise party was rendered Mr.
and Mrs. Knute Monson by a number
of their friends on Monday evening Of
AeAoC WEN. OdACluso
Before the party broke up Mr.. and
Mrs. Monson were presented with a
handsome lamp by those present.
The Mccormick Harvesting Machine
Go. caused notices to be posted last.
week advertising sheriff g sale of ALI
the machinery belonging to the insol-
vent estate of w. w. Tonner of this
place This is to satisfy Judgment of
that company amounting to 81, ,9O8.O4. 4
It is thought that the machinery and.
other personal effects, including book
accounts,etc., which Mr. Tonner has
turned over to his creditors will pay
the creditors about rs cents on the dol
lar for the claims which they hold
against him. Mr.. Tonner is now ins
Wisconsin.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-08
MORGAN.

A baby girl was born Dec. 23d at the
home of Frank Hillig, two miles west
of town.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. A. Papke returned
from Gaylord, via Redwood Falls last
Thursday evening.
John Mellentine came up from Slee-
py Eye Monday to assist in invoicing
the stock for the firm of Mellentahl &
Aaron.
Mrs. Andrew Fawks and daughter of
Kintire township spent Christmas with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bill
lington.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-08
WALNUT GROVE.
From the Tribune.

Mrs. G. P. Sherwood of Desmet, s.
D., was in the city Monday and Tues
day, the guest of the Masters and Doig
families.
Last Thursday Pete Benson sold his
lease of the Arcade restaurant to Chas.
LAM, who took possession Tuesday
night after supper
]. w. Marvin returned from Lam
berton Saturday. where he has been
employed as bookkeeper in the mill
for the past two months.
Public Examiner Pope was in the city.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-08
Money at S per cent.

To loan on Redwood, Yellow Medi-
cine and Lyon county farm lands. Call
or write ifyou want to borrow money
on farm security.
The REDWOOD County LAND Co.
ll-tf Vesta, Mimi.
The Redwood gazette., 1902-01-08

oath to enjoy the holidays with her
sister and family.
Red is danger signal on the rail-
road, on fellows nose and on wom-
ans lace. Men and women take Rocky
Mountain Tea and get genuine rosy
cheeks. 35c. Hitchcock & Co.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-04
MINNESOTA EXTRA
NOW IN SESSION
VIII Consider and Acf on Report
of Tax Commission.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

st. Paul, MINI, Feb. 4-The
Minnesota Legislature convened in
extra session today in response to
the call of Governor Van SAINT.
The purpose of the session is to
consider and act on the report of
the tax commission, which was
appointed at the last session to
revise and codify the laws relative
to taxation. The commission has
prepared new tax code, contem-
plating permanent state commits
sion of three members, twenty
supervisors of assessments and
changes in the state and county
boards of equalization. Itis hoped
by making the bill operative this
year to add some $20O,0OO,0OO to
the assessment rolls.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-04
RAY FELT DEAD.
Died at Rio Qrande Hospital at
Salida This rlorning.

Ray Felt, the Rio Grande
switchman who was crushed while
coupling cars on the high line
here Saturday morning, died in
the Salida Rio Grande hospital at
6:45 this morning The young
man died without experiencing
any pain His internal injuries
where 30 severe that proper circu-
lation in his lower extremities was
cut off. in fact, the circulation
throughout his body was impaired.
The unfort"aate man came to
Florence three years ago and the
first two years he was employed in
n r Usher's tonsorial parlors
He was "a years old His
father was with him when he died
A sister is in the Cripple Creek
district and has been notified of
the occurrence. The body will
arrive here on the Rio Grande this
evening, but it has not been de-
cided whether it will be inferred
here or not His home is in
Louisville, Kansas, and the re-
mains may be shipped to that
point for burial.
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Died

AT 9:45 this morning at his home
on East Main street. s. A.
Crouch, of heart failure, aged
81 years, months and s days.
Deceased has been in ill health
for number of years and
his demise was not unexpected
For few days past he had been
confined to his bed and had been
growing weaker daily until death
overlook him this morning.
He leaves a wife, three sons, two
daughters and step-daughter.
The sons are Sterling of Pueblo,
and George and Rowlin of this
city. His daughters are Mrs.
Frank E. Johnston and Miss
Emma Crouch, beside the S-year-
old adopted Gaughter. Sterling
arrived from Pueblo today.
The family came here two years
ago from Hale City, Missouri,
preceded by Sterling, George and
Emma. He was a mem mber of the
Ancient Order of United Work
men and belonged to lodge in
Missouri
The body will be shipped to
Pueblo for interment where he
has relatives buried 1t is proba-
BILE that the local lodge of Work
men will esco-t it to the depot.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-04
STRIKE AvERTED.
Telephone Girls Refuse to Sign
Contract not to Marry.

Shenandoah, Pa, Feb. 4-There
almost occurred strike in the
central telephone Office this morn
ing, when the management pre-
sented the girl operators with
contracts to sign, forbidding them
to marry fer five years. A hasty
consultation among the operators
resulted in the refusal of the re-
quest 1t created such current
of reproval that the Management,
finally concluded to withdraw the
request.
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IN HARD CIRCUMSTANCES.
Relative of Famous Fremont III
and Without Friends.

Los Angeles. Cal, Feb 4--J Jessie
Benton Fremont, daughter of
former Senator Benton, and
granddaughter of the famous John
@. Fremont, is in precarious con-
dition, She recently broke her
hip and in her old age leaves her
ill and almost alone in the world
The government gave her a $1,000
pension but this has all been eaten
up by her recent unfortunate cir
cumstances.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-04
AFTER THE STORM.
Coast Strewn with Wreckage and
Steamers Badly Damaged.

Long Beach, L. l., Feb. 4 Life
savers this morning reached the
stranded ship Cavour and rescued
the twenty -four men, who in their
perilous condition, suffered almost
everything
Atlantic City, Feb. A The storm
is over, The wreckage is strewn
all along the coast as far south as
Cape Hatteras. So far only few
lives are reported lost, but great
damage has been done to ships
and their cargoes. The iron ship
Clavendale is not broken in two
as was at first supposed. 1t stood
the battering it got very well and
may be hoated this afternoon.
The schooner G. l.. Allen has gone
to pieces and her crew lost.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 1T is
reported that the steamers Europe
and Drummond, both of which
went ashore in the storm, are not
total wrecks, but can possibly be
saved.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-04
Run Down by Train.

Allentown, Pa, Feb 4-Jacob
Heller, in company with com
panion, of Lehigh Gap, was struck
by the Lehigh express last night
and instantly killed.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-04
Premier to Resign.

London, Feb. A special to
the ST. JaSes Gazette announces
that the premier will resign at the
conclusion of the Boer war.
The Florence daily tribune., 1902-02-04
WINTER BLASTS
MAKE EAFELLOW
THINK

Last night made fellow think Top Fall and
heavier Underwear
Better have them than cold any day The weather
passed the line of certanyom there be plenty of
these chilly evenings and mornings
Was time when there was question TO where best
values be had but that's superior of the
Clothing sell has settled all doubts who gives you
best value for money All you have do
and get fttedhe style the quality the size the price you
is ready for you
Our Discount Sale on Odds and Ends
Still Continues.
Fall Top Coats, $500, $3.50 $1,000 $3.50 and s15
Fall Suits, $500, so $1,000 $3.50 and $500
Medium weight Underwear, 4Oo to $3.50
Correct styles in Fall Hats, $500 to $500.
Our Clothing and prices always argue for
WALKER Bros,
MEMS TOGGERY
LOBACH BLOCK.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

adoption OF his measure. He said the
press ana the people Of tn. State had
cordially endo. Sod the appropriation TO
the University and it was evident that
the addition of the Y. NJ. /. had loaded
it down and brought about its defeat 1t
was twenty minutes to two and fill
clustering began. Mr.. Hamilton offered
a substitute providing for an approprla-
ton FOR the V. NJ. l. alone.
-.ir. MeIcuIln: II mat is ADOPTED WIZ
the Y. NJ I. be provided for and the Ohl-
versity left out III The cold?
Many members: Yes! Yes.
PARLIAMENTARY TANGLE.
There arose u beautiful parliamentary
tangle as to whether the Hamilton sub
stitute was in order. Repeated points OF
order were made. President (pro-tem)
Ayers ruled that the substitute was IN
order and notified directors That they
could appeal from his decision No ap-
peal was taken.
He then ruled that the substitute couid
be voted on first. 1t was rejected
Ayes. II; noes, GO.
Mr. James ". Gordon moved to amend
the Moore resolution by adding the v.
NJ. I. and the Polytechnic School.
Mr. Thorn raised the point of order that
the Gordon amendment was not -A-arlia-
mentary and that the former ruling OF
the chair was erroneous. The chair stuck
TO its ruling. Mr.. Thorn appealed from
it and proceeded to speak. He was read
ing the rule when the blessed hour of two
arrived. He had 20 suspend until 10
o'clock this morning.
Twenty minutes had been used with
great adroitness and tweny-four hours
were gained.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
CONY.CTS REMOVED.
e Firm to Control scup2sruoug Vines OF
tie = OIL
;pacial i5ispateh 70 The rimes.l

Especial fJislmteh TO Tic Times.l
WELDON, =. c.. Jan. lone hundred
and sixteen male eonv.cts have been taken
from the Caledonia State farms. near
here and sent 10 the central prison AZ
Raleigh This woutt. appear 10 indicate
thar the dykes recently broker by ne
heavy freshsl in Roanoke River VIII ao'
no mendcd AZ present
Two Of the pretty Welsh ponies sen.
:,ers c. Senator Cameron. OF Pcnnsyi-
yania. aud placed upon the ilne pastures
81 his M,.sli Island farm. ON Roanoke
River. died yesterday from eating peanut
: ,.i,,as; over which the freshet had been.
The dire tors of the First National Bank
here to-day dectoed to increase the cir
crTat;ar OF the bank to its ru'l capital
stock paid in. S. GO. In order e. mees ths
rr,-ov-tr,s. demands of the :rstttGtioo.
The peopse OF Halifax viii buf.d a large
tobacco warehouse during tae present
year. ana expect to have it tssss.:, for tho
next crop
iessrs. Garrett and Company. Vino
growers OF this place, have pIrceasei tEa
entire output OF the famous As4tnc y,ne-
yar6s. and this PRACTICAL. oa.s Garrett
and Company in control ct che entire
output OF seuppernous wins of the
world
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rs, GiI.'s report.

Mrs. j. R. Gill. superintendent of the
Richmond Male Orphan Asylum, makes
a fine report for 1891. She had stated
sum each month from the Board to de-
fray the actual expenses OF the institu-
ton, but in addition to this she rented
q garden spot and cultivated it and in
addition to her own supplies sold more
than a hundred dollars worth of vege-
ia bles and fruit
Without calling upon the Board for
aid she has builtrtwo fine greenhouses
largely by aid of the boys and cleared
SIS on the years operations. Shells build
ing up a good trade in flowers and
plants and it will soon become most
profitable industry. Several. of the boys
are at work in the greenhouses and one
of them learned so well. that he has beer
given good position by a Richmond
floral establishment,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
BRISK RIDE TO HOUNDS.
Uacommony Fine Run and No Mishaps 10
Record.

The Hunt Cubs lawn was dotted with
pink-coated horSemen at $50 O'Clock
,estorday afternoon, when the hunt met
at the kennels and the acting master,
4sl Z *, II pack
1ls-frock coats have found greater fa-
than usual among the gentlemen rid
s, and tie appearance of two of the
iost prominent members Of the club in
the correct costume for the sport caused
quite an agreeable sensation.
Hounds were lai3 on at blooming
dale and followed the drag in excellent
form from start to finish Of the round-
about cross-country gallop. The day was
fine, the ground was not too greasy, and
a brisk inspiri1ng galop was enjoyed by
as straigllt-going field as has been out
his year, consisting of the acting NJ. f..
H, Mr. Allen Potts. on Buckeye; Mr.. and
Mre Thomas Nelson Carter on Martha
Boiling and Suueeounk, Miss blacker on
Rex, Mr.. II. H Clark, Mrs. Connally
Coke on Golden, Mr.. J. D. Mathews,
Miss Helen Christian on Lady Lillian,
Mr.. L. D. Christian, Jr., on Shot-Belt,
Miss Della Walker on Lady Belle, Mr..
w. c. Saunders on Queen of Hearts, and
Mr. David Tenant on Zaza.
Others who rode or drove to the cluo
Tor the always delightful social gathering
after the hunt were Mrs. Henry Fairfax
md guest, Miss Eda Atkinson and
guests, Mrs. W. s. P. Mayo and Miss
connan. Little Gwendolen rutherford.
Mr.. A. Cole Bianton, Mr. William Rue.
ger. Mr. j. Stewart Bryan and several
other ladies and gentlemen.
The next meet will be at Westbrook
Gate next SATURDAY at $3.50 P. NJ.
is(w, scmwfypshrd etaoi cmfwy mfwpy
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
ANOTHER SETBACK
FOR UNIVERSITY
Convention Again Strikes Out Section
for Appropriation,
FIGHT TO Be RENEWED TO-DAY
Friends of the Institution slave OIL Final
Adverse Action and Are Still Hopeful
of success-she school>Book
Question Settled.
FIGHT TO Be RENEWED TO-DAY

AS always happens when the eauea-
ionaI renort comes up. the convention
proceedings yesterday We're tut OF en-
ci,ement and management winch up
With = series of parliamentary cothpii-
c.+ions that Will be Strengthened out llil0
morning in some way.
The grand finale was brought ABOUT ny
Knockout blow at the University ap
preparation. For more than twenty iilin-
utes after this happened, lhe li'ei.'s "
.he measure, after d motion to fecohsloEt
had been defeated, sought to gain night
TO recover I. ON Lha blow. Inc oppoiieiAta
struggled equally as hard 10 prevent It.
Mr. r. Walton Moore, Wien li'e So
ton CARRYING the appropriation 10 ~
University and the Virginia MILITARY
stitute was stricken out, immedialeiS VI
fered the original section providing LOT
.ba CONTINUANCE of the appropriation 10
the University alone. The opponents
raised the point OF order, that the mo
ZION to strike out the whole section haV-
ypp nreyail.d and a moGon to RECONSIDER
that vote having also failed the SUBS
tuye of Mr.. Moore could not be entertain
ed. This point OF order was oVerrulled,
and then the tilibusterlnS began, th2uSh
no appeal was taken from the ruling
of the chair. After several dnalofy mo
lions ard amendments had been paSseo
upon. Mr. Thorn who is opposing me ap-
preparation, again questioned the SoUil0-
ness of the original ruling Of the char
as to HE advisasi?ity Of Mr. Mcore's sub
stitute, and was proceeding TO appeal
from the rllling whea the convention ad-
3ourned. The point was made ry MIR
Meredith that as no appeal was made
frcm the ruling of the chair 1T first. and
other Business having interviewed, iAe
appeal would moi lie. That Is the sitaa-
ton of affairs this morning.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
VISIT PUBLIC TITUEIONS.
..smbers of tue Leg .slat.yc committees viii
stn-t O, CnN

Several members OF the Legislature wcrs
in the city last night They are mem
bers of the Senate Committee on Public
Institutions and the House Committees OF
Asylun1s and Prisons and Schools and
Colleges They will go on tour of in
spection OF public Institutions.
Among the members of the committees
who were at 4Iurphy's Hotel last night
were Senator George W LeCato- Dee
gates s. Wilkins Matthews and Thomas
II. Edwards.
The committees will leave mere this
morning for Petersburg ana will visit
Farmville, Marion BiacksbGrg, lie inston
stanton, Charlottesville ond Williams
burg
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
THEY ARE ENCOURAGED.
Lawmakers are leas d WIFI the Resu, 0
Thei, f9rts.

!, little more than 4 year ago the Gig
.rmakers Union started movement
Joking to The encouragement OF the use
homemade" cigars.
They have succeeded admirably re
MON met last night and the reports OF
hat has been accomplished were Of =
most encouraging character.
Labor Commissioner James 3. Doherty
one of those who made addresses.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
ANTHONY SET FREE.
lie Has Been 0rauscd a Conditional
aranil

Plum Anthony was yesterday granted
a condi aonal pardon upon the .recom
nlendation Of The Board of pir1c ors of
his, pe4i ,entiary by Governor Mon -ague
Anthony was convicted in Richmond in
1893 of highway robbery and sentenced
to thirteen years in the peaitentiary.
The Governor had many callers, who
employed most of his time during the
day. Judge Robert r. Prentis, of Suf-
folk. called t. ..silis respects. and spent
some time W III his Exec leroy.
An thel ca Ter was Colonel B.5L. Far
hot, of Ian aster.
Mr. G. S. P. 'Triplett, of Cllpnper. was
another visitor.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
Of order on the ground that the section

Of order. on the ground that the section
had been adopted.
The president ruled that the substi-
tute diifered materially from the other
amendments that had been proposed.
The vote was taken and the silbs,ituts
was lejectea--;iyes, ~ moss. 81.
Subsection was again adopted and
the "clincher' applied this time.
Sub section 5, relating to the State
Lib.szry was adopted, with an amend
ment. placing the law library under the
coatrol OF tne Supreme Court.
Section 4, including the five sub-sec-
tons, was then adopted as whole.
Section 5, requiring the election by the
people OF three school trustees IN each
district for a period of four years. was
considered.
BREAK UP NBPoTIsM.
Chairman McIlwaine made an earnest
speech in support of the election Q, !,
school trustees by the people. He said
# would break up nepotism. He asked
t. have the section nnssed until the SUI
fra matter wa settled. The mo: ion
to pass by was lost
Mr.. hooker moved to amend by pro-
vidfng that school trustees should be Sc
Iected in a manner prescribed by law.
Mr.. Thornton. ofEthe committee. said
he would prefer the election OF trustees
~ 80 DHonia. hH' thaf'f we're 0'A'sS
tie- tint would have negro tr. stees
ver viii sch o,s, and until he knew
what The suffrage ordinance would be.
he would be compelled to vote for the
anendm"nt leaving the matter to the
Log,-l tu-e
Messr~. Kcovell and Eggleston spoke
along the same lines.
Mr. Summers made a rip-roarns
speech AGAINST the an,erirnert
The Hooker amendment was adopted
with motion to strike out four years
terms for district trustees leaving that
also with the Lesislature-ayes, IS;
noes %.
Section five was then adontcd
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
IS pf Dir. kYland.

DIR. Charles H. .R,Yland, secretary and
treasurer OF Richmond College is quite
sick. Last Spring the Doctor had a
long spell and, his friends are much dis
tressed that he should again so soon be
afflicted
swof ked early and late. recently in cons
nection with increasing the endowment
of Richmond College and he has almost
broke himself down.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

The virgi,lic Mechanics institute Night
schoo, of technology will resume It's reg
mar exercises next Monday at 80 P. III.
in its handsome new rome at Eleventh
and Broad Streets
I'll The building o. the Mechanics Insti-
stpta is credit to it5and az ornament
to the city.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

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Women who have
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
Praises 7aE5ssd

Mrs. Aaron Aedson. OF Savannah. Go,
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for years unlJ IL Was ui.0earaSle any
.onEer. AS had often Sc, n Pyramid
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The Pyramid Pie cnre contains no CO.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

,bles her to nurse and ilourish a healthy
hid.
4lcol,ol, neither opium, cocaine, Choral nor
my other narcotic
al ar. mother OF six children. writes Mrs
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vsud always took three or four bottles OF ia
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ii ieel that i owe. my little boys life to D
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n, or II commenced to give hin, the 'Goldt
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lay Now he is just as healthy q child as c,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
y,i,.r,s { esigu.

There will soon be vacancy in the
CITY Democratic Committee from Clay
Ward. IS Mr.. john &. Minor, recentlY
elected to the Baord OF Aldermen, WIZ
,.oef1,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16
Eight POUNDS J

Eight pounds of love and laughter. OF
smiles and sunshine Or? Many mother
can fill up the blank ont OF her experience
Of punY. waiting children. whose coming
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

W.@P. BurwelI. secretary OF the Grand
Fountain OF the United Order of True
Reformers. has written Governor Morta, .
que a letter thar ing him fes the stand
he has taken for law and order in refer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-01-16

ence TO the case of the man charged
with hefnious crime in LynchburG.
NO sympathy for the man who committed
the outrage is expressed.