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The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-03-09

B W. Amsdsn at the k.ys,9ns Mrs. Pifsr Mrs
ssass1ss II; Mrs., r4oE Psnnaa and nd! Mrs. s.t K c T %scs sia5
meets tnis week With Mrs. 4, +. Donnan.
n Mlss 10 b@ Ma4 Wa Klns : hAf st iPn @f sG:pn nSF s spsa =
Ihs Wedding VII be se's9iIisd , Wedis sH
Mr. {. K. Gould has returned from a v.si,
w! MIS- s" Mati. e' Mars A or Kansas "a City is the su,s,
.; Mrs H. = wheTEitt
Mrs; franklin smith has returned from a visit
At the rome Of the tribes parents. NJ. an,
8. Mis-. Lillian n Geme,ns- va. ma:risG to Nj,
John E. Ball The Reverend J. B.. Welty Of
eefem ray' ttfoT. the ise'' im. Dsa.s frssnds Of II.
bride and groom. Mr. and Mrs. Ball will make
The Bsch.ior Maids. who have given W cards
curing Lent and ar. doing fancy work. we
Finke Of South Rysr. avenue.
Lhe MciIo.s club gave one q Its pleasant
Miss Cara Paul is expected home from Io.,
Paul has been there the pas, three week. tn.
guest OF Mrs. Frank Harrington. nee Miss Nan
Mrs. !. A. BROADLY. assisted by her daughter.
Mrs. Gertrude Bingham. entertained Thursday
Mrs. Martin Cone Of Chicago. Mrs. Bingham
also entertained Friday afternoon in honor OF
The ho%s Of her mother. Mrs. j. A. "'I BroaaIey. at
One OF the events Of the coming week in jon
society felE.. ander me %auspic.s. q me Joplin
lodge OF tlks- The play In the Gil / Left Be-
hind Me- and will be presented at the Club
Thester on Thursday. March -. The music
part OF the programme il under the direction OF
Professor .Kachelski- Those who will assist are
Mr.. Joel T. Livingston. Mrs. +. r. Rhea. Mr.. E.
Master Joseph Bennett; Mr.. .. y. II. Young. Nj.
Dan r.. wenrich and +. b. Rogers. Mr.. Dan
DuGan. Mr.. Roger Bennett, Miss Title Dorfeit.
Mr.. A Roy Fuller. Miss Martha scott and Miss
Maggie jackson.
Mrs. P. A Christman and Mrs. AIonzn Crasin
entertained Friday at a 1 o'clock whist party
The Told Club was entertained Thursday even
inS Of last week by Miss Anna Allen.
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NO.

The beautiful nome OF MAYOR and Mrs. II
Bowden. on West Park avenue. was the scene
OF one Of the most pleasant social functions ~
the past week. The evening was devoted to
couples.
Mr., Ralph Mclaughlin Of Kansas city was
married TO Miss Sallie Giyers. one OF Brook
fields preitiest young girls. last Tuesday. The
ceremony took place in Kansas city. the Revsr-
eni Doctor 0uayie officiating. The bride and
groom will reside at No. 1871 Broadway.
Thomas Halliburton has r,Iurne,! from a weeks
visit TO -. Louis.
Oliver Crarner IS at Chicago.
Miss Jennie Mcclure. after a two weeks visit
10 Chicago. has returned home.
Miss Cummings Of St joseph Is the guest Of
E-orIfeld friends.
Miss Mabel Gillian Of Rockport Is visiting in
efhe city. the guest OF Judge and Mrs u. g
q. n. Stnley and J. II. Stalsy 81 Bloomington.
Ill. are the guests Of their Brother. Is. Il.
Staiey.
Miss Beacham or Vanialia. Ill. vas the Euest
OF BrooEield relatives last week
Mrs H. l. Reed Eas returned from 2 few days
visit 10 relatives at PiatisbuTs.
Mrs. 7: p. Oven Was the CUES; Il parents AZ
Milan this HseE
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HANNIBAL, MO.

The marriage Of Mas aIargare; Bishop and NJ:
Horrs. on Broadway. The groom entered tbs
S Mrper S xhi ise ,t alih hr 81 h Mss o sfiea 55;.g' ny NT her w maid n
OF honor. Miss Elizabeth SpraSue. and Miss Helen
away oy her brothar-in-iaw. Mr., y. F MOTHS.
TIE Reverend Edward Porter Li-sIe. rector 81
Trinity Episcopal Church. united them in mar
Mrs. GeOrs. W.. whi:ecctton visited ST. Louis
Mr. and Mrs.. William siu,rns Rave returned
from a visit to Doctor and Mrs BIedsoe Of Per-
Mrs; II. l. Bank. and sons have returned from
a Mrs xi.ii J! IN p! BS cSEae d Fsfminr,on. No. was he
suest OF Mr.. and MIS-. T. G.. Dui.ny Mondas.
Miss Minnie King has returned from a visi;
Mr. Phil Lev Of this eI;y a;.snSe! a rep:
at which tn. engagement Of their daughter. Mss
Jennie. 10 M; charles Levy was announced.
Ar. and Airs. ". C. .Averiii visited in St. Louis
MI and Nj l. B, Grs5n dsEai:st Tuesday
fo Mr Las and ME- MTs' j. "a a. x ON an Of fH fsft av slnit: Wis
itsi in 81. Louis this Heck.
Mr. w W. Howard visited in Louisiana. Mo-.
Miss Marss,st Dr.scher returned TO her hsme
Ms: Annie Parker has returnse from a visit
Mr.. Hafiy Logan Visited he3 sister, Miss sa-
his sf paf sa e'S III. and nd MT.. Il. II, croain '''"s
Mr. and Mrs. William knight haze Tctc-atd 10
their home in Brootfeld. so.
Miss Larmia craft returned to Columbia. whore
she Is attending school at Christian college. aft
er q short visit with her mother
Mrs; r. y Gilhsrt resurnei wednesday from
q visit in C1a-ksviIls. Mo-
Mrs. ". f. Cunningham and lLtie daughter
are visiting in Alton. III.
Miss Margaret Greethruse has returned rom
. visit IN BrookfeId. Mo.
Nj. 5. u sPGHeGw5 q F P,!In al, Nc; yisi'ed
Mrs. Slaves Of Brookfield. Mo- Is listing her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs F. {. H Fischer. on
Lyon street.
Doctor ard Mrs. HAIRY Giles OF New York Tc
are the guests OF Nr. AID Mrs. ". :. Snider on
North Seventh street.
Mrs. ". Jones has returned f-sn a visit in
Quincy, Ill
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SECOND WEEK OF OUR GREAT
RUG SALE
TAKE ELEVATOR TO FIFTH FLOOR.
TAKE ELEVATOR TO FIFTH FLOOR.

AOND.4Y III continue our marTeA0Us selling Of
u" Room Size Rugs, mate up from remnants anu
outs anu ends, accumulated dMrng the lust sir
months. You MiU fnd Body Brussels. Tapestries
and Tehets in nearly all sizes and in great raHety
of patte1ns. By consulting tile prices beOm quoted.
y0N WNW see Mat Ire sell them at less than tile far
tory ruMe ofMe goods if bought By the roll.
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r MO.

Miss Msry E. Allen l.. visiting friends in E
In San Antonio. Before the family returns I
Mls. c: a p Pi nsas 90 Q, De Pens se1s and her daughter
ar the guests OF Mrs. z Z. Godell-
ca ass snF dssss'sr .; ara' rsssa Mons # Ms. to Am M
dn In,emsn, The marriage viii be celebrated
In compiim.nt &c " airs HH m sianer Elsins o, Den,
,on; Tex. Mrs William i K..sinsrr gave
lana. George Mon,eE: wilson s. webb. u, Z
Charles Flaven. Charles H Moore and Estelle
Mr. and Mrs. Lowell A. Goodman have returned
from Mexico Mo-. where they had been for .
Mrs. Kirschnel and Miss Georgia c. Moshe,
were guests OF homo, at a luncheon given OF
n March IS Miss Bianch. Hess' d. asse OF
MT Jonas Hess OF New York. will BE- marriec
ssremony Win T be ''G sene isTous n ms in New say York nh'
though the couple are to be At home here afteI
Mrs Q. 6. Breed of Fulton. n. Y. is visiting
sa Mss- Of 4 Ms f. T ss6rs Of T Tgs1'snsneld. NO.. is the
Mr.; J.; NJ; Pss,s,son and the Misses Cochran
. sG r' Mr. c, =. m S.aiso Of Miss Ey.iyn Beatty
the same ladies '
Miss Clinton CCskIsi has returned from
The pupils OF Mrs. c. g. Walter gave a mu.i-
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mckinney will have
on Monday afternoon Mss GE% Evelyn ", Beatty va,
the cues, Of honor a an Informal card
SON. The ra .as r nsee Misses q S S5ss Ho e.Is.
Martha Cochran. Caroline Bacon. Leila Taylor.
cs.oIin. Mitchell and ElisaSeth Bacon.
Mrs William Wallace Is entertaining Mrs. John
hsnrv Winirode OF Win,-r.et. Ia.
Mr.. W. W. Collins. mas returned to her home
Mt. waren e com.tock is entertaining her
MT AieSi Rieser IL entertaining Miss Sadie
Mrs. c. r. Thomas is In Louisville. the guest
OF her sister. Before returning home Mrs. Thorn
a. viii visit friends in Mobile. New Orleans and
Mrs. Thomas Dragon left for New York on
On Monday nishs Mr.: and Mrs. Luther H Fir.
At the cSsiss- Those presen, included: Mr.; Wal
csarrss BRYANT. Ms 4 A srssnt. MT NJ. " Nal 4. knott af:
b Ssa h z !. Mcpen.iSI. H Mas. ,Me asoi M.en Nj.
Charles KellsT. Mr., Keller: Mr.. Thomas Payne.
hopkins. Ms. Stella RR:ker. Miss rt Anna mass cs aRse
P PsF; Nj Mr. T hsnsc.a EFF e fin "; n, asr s,. NJ F,5 Melton
Club on Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. r. G..
tn. Meircse Club gave an Informal dane. at
the Warwick lat nisht
s sani s9s 81 !. Wilson Wi naH ~, { H M%ss f eSslies
wo1dsan. wilson. HH A. e Arnold. iT! 1 |. s R1Ssea
]. G. Hill. W. ]. Halieck. T. B. Bryant. W. r.
Richard.on. sallie Haley. J. E. winteTmote and
Mrs Peter Murray returned early in the week
from Washington; d;
Mrs. A.. !. Armour and Mn. Charles Watson
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MEXICO. MO.

Nj" his. : a I; eFl RS;,: spF IL f : Rs5s,en R q the w m:sf In.
guest Of her brother. Cadet Rutley. at the Mis-
The ElandfOrs Memorisi Associ. .ior 's WAS ea en-:
n 1sssaini fho By p Mrs; R %sns M Mls.y NN0P 4 g,, ,t,ss-
6 george T; Alien 4. ao Misy N kF k.ssT q S LSa,,.
John W. Hii and Misses Mamie Ricketts,. Ruth
On tuesday Mrs.. JIG. Lakenan entertained at
dinner for Ms Mary X krstschnaI Of Sc Louis
THOSE At The beard in aS %n. to he hoasf
SlsHdy; JsH is wish: a% ny Miss BsIIs Morris;
Misses Julia Mor.i. and Ruth Iaksnan have
Club. the mos; exclusive literary o.ranitaiien IN
nc sity- Their membership becomes enectire in
Miss Mary Liddon of CentraIia visited friends
Mrs. Frank r. sanford entertained Mrs. $. r.
Coz, Cook C, e. Jsne5son city and Mrs. f. S. Wilson OF
NJ, l. Giss. SPENT ii. week in Paris.
the week Mrs. sa;iJJS Shn.o" Visited ed MI. New New IN D', Gnq.
rclllton while her husband wa, IN Washinston.
Both are in Mexico now. '"ei
Ms Cora Barns. Of s;en,sep.ry city wa. her.
Mr FR jose was in 81. Louis Tuesday.
the Hi.tcrie.l M sasieiy e sstnraas. March shs @e n of
Miss Mabel Hathaway entertained the Shakes
.ssr.ei. stSS a night. "r%e study 3 s Of @R, sessr sos
taken M.
Mrs {. D. Glendye had the following for din
ner "Wednesday: Mrs. William Shockey OF War
rensburg. James Wilkins. r. e. Hisey. C. b.
Morris. Rufus Hisey; 4: N Ready. George A.
Mrs schroede. Of st. Louis is the guest OF
Mn. John Field IS in Hot Springs. Ark. for
the benefit OF her health.
Mr.. w d. Little is home from a visit in Kan
sas CITY.
Mr.. H. NJ Long Is in st. Louis on a visit.
The dance at the Montezuna Club Tuesday
night for Miss Helen Walker of ST. Louis was
LARGELY attended.
Miss Carrie Baldwin entertained the members
Of the Twentieth Century Club at her home Mon
The young ladies Of the department Of elocu-
ton at Hardin College viii present two short
PLAYS at Odeon Hall % March Il.
Mrs. Etna Williams had the members Of the
SalmaGundi Club at her home Wednesday.
East Monroe street this week.
Mr.. James Weaver. q prceperou< farmer resid-
ing northeast Of Mexico. was married to Mrs.
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NOTES ABOUT SOCIETY
IN NElGHB0RING CITIES.
Jefferson City, Hannibal, Kansas City, Columbia. Springfield, Mo-;
Alton, Edwardsvile, Benevlle, Carronton. Mattoon. East
st. Louis, ILL.,; Pad leah. KY, and Nincennes, Ind.

| PLAGUE. Mas awarded t. Ms. William C9!a"y
and the guest prize To- Mr. Robert Smith. Tie
| guests We're: Miss Elizabeth Moss OF Whites
boGo. Tex: Miss Alice ChapualeaT Of san Fran
| cisco. Mrs. J. J.. Frey ard Nsssrs- Robert Smith
and Hall Frey. Mrs HuSh Muir will be the
/ clubs hostess next week.
Invitations have been Issued for a .iapanes.
wedding. 10 he soi-mnized Thursday evening. II
The home OF Mrs. J. 4. Ware la West Seventh
street.
Miss Nellie Fletcher entertained tie Young la
dies Of the Nonlenten AdaEio Club "Wednesday
afternoon at her home in West Broauvay- The
prize in the might've game, a gold belt buckle.
was awarded 10 Miss nellie Harris. Miss Emma
Miner Will entertain the club next week.
Mrs. q. NJ Bsbcnck entertained the members
OF the Rocking Chair Club Wednesday afternoon
at her huIne in West Broadway.
Miss Martha VI. Let's OF the High School fac
ulty read an excellent paper cn '-Tnistri' be
fore the members OF the NeheTg,r Club Thurs
Gay evening.
The Nautilus club met Wednesday. afternoon
and IT roll call each member gave a description
Of a painting by either Michael Angelo of
Raphael The following proGramme was rem.
dered: Oral sketches. Legendary Emperurs."
Mrs. w. II. Hail: "Flavian Family" Mrs. 4.
e. Miner: paper. Trojan" Mrs. Il. +. Hughes:
discussion. What Effect Had the Liberty ~
Speech Tnon the Literature OF Th': Age" Miss
Florence ilmy-
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Frank Werner. liza! Young. SAINT Bellows Frank
T;Tosn. LII. Boyd. \ u Allsn. J.. kine.,ni
Arthur Lee, q. MeQuiSIon. r W Fiiton anu
Miss Eanic. F1itton.
Miss Elizabeth Mcdaniel gave n stag dinner
Ta.sisy evening in honor % her broth.r. Nv
VII Mcdaniel Covers wer. laid Tor h"sS<
Mcdaniel. Walter Moore. Wash -Adanis. ai"N
Weaver. Ed Cow'II. Ralph McElhsny: Ge1T;e
Mcdaniel and Master Horace de Witt NcDani.i.
Mrs. u. ". Gale and children are the guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. p. +. Hobart in 81. Louis.
MrS- :. y. Hammock har returned from a
visit to her friends Ia Fort Smith, Ark.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Harry Nelson are entertaining
Mr. Fred Nelson. who has just returned from
Manila.
Mrs. Jack Russell entertained Tuesday after
noon In honor Of Mrs. HardaInan-
Miss lila Worreil has returned from New York
city
Mrs. VIII stonebreaksr IS home from New
York.
Mrs. VIII ShotweIl Of Kansas City is the guest
Of Mrs. W. NJ. Camp.
Mrs. Cat Johnston and daughter. Miss Alice.
Of Kansas CITY are the guests OF Mrs. L. IL
Lynn
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Rose OF Ash Grove have
moved here permanently.
Miss Myrtle Lineswsiler has returned 20 her
home IN Lebanon. after q visit v.tH Mis-. Bert
Lee
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Mr.. = =. HOPKINS is home from . month.
visit in Wisconsin
Miss Alice = .;lesson Of ST. Louis il to bs
here next week 70 visit Miss Anna Keith
Mrs. : y Carlisle is expected from Paris.
h.r son NJ. r. &. Carlisle
%rs- + J. Harrison is entertaining Miss Ax-
as< Deccsn CT Rolia.
Miss Ann Howard and NJ. Edward L. Page
a.e To be married on April / The bride is the
daughter CT Mrs. John - Howard
Miss Hattie PZlser Of Chicago is being enter
tanned h. Mrs Samuel Grabenheim-
ChaperOnss at an informal dance at the Ca
sin" on Friday night will be: Mr. George Huh
bard. Mrs. Percy North. Mrs William Fellsrs.
Mrs Clarence Rsdford. Mrs Frank Weston and
Mrs.. Nillson Mccormack
week from the City OF Mexico. where they have
Mr<. Charles Well is entertaining Mrs. Matt
-i.r Will Of Chicago.
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COLUMBIA, NO.

Miss Lille Johnson was hostess At a dinner
party Saturday evening in honor of Miss Mer-
cclss .ierharit. a guest az Christian College
Covers were laid for ten The table was deco
rated in American beauties. Miss Johnson'3
guests were: Misses Nell Dorsey, Ethel Hud-
son. Helen Conley: Media Jacobs and Mercedes
Gerharit OF Excelsior Springs. and Messrs- Ber-
~ McAIistsr. Pat MeBsine. Roy Johnson. Tom
BOND and Harry Broa0hsad-
The A. l.. Y. Club will meet with Miss Nell
Dorsey Wednesday afternoon Miss Dorseys
guest. Miss MsrgSret cole Of Kansas City, will
be the guest of honor
President and Mrs r. H Jesse gave a reccp-
tiOn Thursday evening TO the Beard Of curatcrs
and the members Of the faculty Of the state
University and their wives
The FortnightIy Club. which is composed of
the wives Of the members Of the faculty Of the
university. met with Mrs. Professor J. &. Jones
Wednesday afternoon The club study Tor the
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JOPLIN. MO.

Mrs. J. E. Pearson and Mrs. J. b w Ansden
entertained n card club Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Pearson.
Ms. Martin Cone OF Chicago. Ill, In visiting
her brother. Mr.. J. 4. BROADLY
Misses Deborah and May Morrison OF RACINE
Mo-. spent "wednesday in Joplin
Mrs. Emma John DeAmond OF Los Angeles.
Cal who - visiting her parents N CaIshaGs.
XcCleiland.
ar. and Mr., r ~ Wear and son. Willard. re-
turned Monday from Pittshrrg. Kas.. where they
visited ". and Mrs W E: Psiss r-.x
evening for a ten days' visit with relatives in
baltimore and New York City.
Mr.. and Mr. George II. Curtis of Lincoln.
Eeb.: spent the las; week In joplin visiting their
Daughter. Mrs.. Charles Towie-
tanned the wednescay Whist Club at the home OF
MS Waite. This was an open nieeting OF the
ent.
The Ridpath Club met last week with Ms- J.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-01-16
Judge Parish Held Court 1872 DAYS
Last Year.
GOES SOUTH FOR A VACATION
Will Spend Few Weeks at Biloxi, Miss
issippi.- Arrangements Made for
Terms of Court During His
Absence =

Court was in session in the
Fifteenth Judicial Circuit during
the year ending December 31st,
1901, one hundred and eighty
two days. Judge Parish has
presided nearly all the time ex-
cept when he has exchangeI
work with other judges and pre-
sided for them, except last win
ter when Judge Parish was COM
PEELED to go south for his health
his chair was occupied by Judge
w. G. Silverthorn, of Wausau, in
trying certain cases in which
changes of venue were applied
for. But these cases in which
changes Of venue were asked for
were in all instances retained i'm
the Circuit and tried there, thus
saving large expense in taking
them out of the county to re-
mote counties, involving heavy
expenses for witnesses, etc.
Judge Parish has now decis
all cases which have beer
mitted to him during t
and is now taking a we
rest for his health
Mississippi, where he
main q few weeks
family. Judge Dick, of : .aver
Dam, will hold court in Ashland
on January 18th, and Judge L.
w. Hallsey held court in
Medford on February 10th, and
try certain cases in which appli-
cation for change Of venue were
applied for. There will be an
extra term of court on February
18th, at which Judge Halsey
will preside at Medford.
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COngregationalist New Home to Be
Dedicated Sunday.
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR A WEEK
At the Charch Next Sunday Morning Rev
III. w. Carter, d: d., of Beloit, and
Rev. John Gibson, Will Com
duct Services.

Extensive preparations are being
made for the dedication of the new
Congregational church next Sunday
morning, at which time exercises of
a special nature have been provided
for. There will be sermon at
1915 a. m. by Rev. III. w. Carter,
D. D.. of Beloit; and the dedicatory
service and prayer will be given by
Rev. John Gibson. former pastor of
the church. At three o'clock in the
afternoon communion service will be
conducted by Reys. John Gibson and
Stanley Lathrop, former pastors of
the church. In the evening the
Christian Endeavor will have song
service with sermon by Rev. George
G. Haun, of Madison.
On Monday at 7.3O p. m. there will
be song service and sermon by Rev.
Geo. G. Haun, and then again on
Friday at 7:3O p. m. First supper
in the new church followed by
platform meeting in the audience
room. Addresses will be given by
Senator VIM. O'Neil, E. c. Aivord,
DR.. F. B. Hicks, @. w. Frost and
others. Tickets for this occasion
will be % cents.
Sunday, the Goth, services as. fol-
lows:
1915 a. M Sermon by John Pitt
Deane, pastor Congregational church
Ashland
1900 m. Sunday school.
$50 ?. m. Christian Endeavor
meeting.
7:4O p. m. Services by the pastor.
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Ask to see the guaranteed black
i taffeta silks at Faulson S.
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Resolution of Coincidence.

Whereas the angel of death. has
entered the home of Sister Mary
Love, and taken from their midst
their beloved little daughter, Alice
Frances,
Therefore be it resolved by Forest
Rebekah, Lodge No. 118 I. 0. O. f.
that we tender to the bereaved fam
lily our heartfelt sympathy in this
their of sorrow, and be it further
Resolved that a copy of these reso-
lutions be sent to the bereaved fami-
ly, one to our city papers and a copy
be placed on the minutes.
Go to thy rest fair child
Go to thy dreamless bed
While yet so gentle, undefiled
With blessings on thy head.
Fresh roses in thy little hand
Buds on thy pillow laid
Haste from this dark and fearful land
Where flowers SO quickly fade
Ere sin hath SCARED thy brow,
Or sorrow woke a tear
Rise to thy thrown of changeless rest
In yon celestial sphere
Because thy smile was fair
Thy lips and eyes so bright
Because thy loving cradle care
Was such dear delight,
Shall love with meek embrace
Thy upward wings detafn,
No, gentle angel seek thy place
Amid the cherub train.
Rosa +. HOLMES,
ALICE NJ. SPEARS,
JENNIE M. MOORE,
Committee
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sary for Chairman W. HI. Irish to
guarantee the expenses of lodging
and meals for these workmen.
Through the efforts of Mr.. Irish at
that time, the men secured very
small part of their pay. Business
distress was felt by nancy who had
had dealings with the line. Finally
the main line was constructed and
finished in haphazard sort of way,
and after a session with the
county board the bonds to the amount
of 1886, 900 were delivered to the rail-
way company. The road was oper-
ated for about year by the company,
and in the fall of 1897 District Attor-
ney A. W. Mcleod appeared before
the county board and asked that the
board instruct him to begin proceed
ings tor receiver for the line. The
road was placed in the hands of a
receiver at the instigation of Senator
Sabin and his associates. The receiv-
er operated the road up to two weeks
ago, and during his administra ton
of it's affairs it has done very large
business in the hauling of logs, for
which it was especially equipped,
and as traffic and passenger carrier.
Mr.. Frost secured an order from
the federal court to dispose of the
line in it's entirety, and he advertised
to sell it at public sale for the sum of
$275, 900. No bidders appeared, and
Mr.. Frost reported to the court that
he was unable to find purchaser.
The court then ordered him to sell
the road piecemeal, and he proceeded
to do so. The people here insis ted
that the road be operated. Attor-
ney A. W. Mcleod aud Fl. III. Hay
den were asked to take charge of the
litigation against the receiver. They
first proceeded to the United States
court and plead their cause, but the
judge would not grant their motions
or modify his previous orders.
Failing in this, the next recourse
was made to the circuit judge, John
K. Parish, who issued an order COM
harding the sheriff of Bayfield, coun-
ty to keep the road intact. On the
day set for it's hearing he did not APP
pear in court for the reason, as he
states, that the state courts have no
Jurisdiction. Those representing
Bayfield, county are now relying al
most wholly upon the orders secured
from the state court, an prevented
the tearing up of the road this week
upon the orders from the said court.
Receiver Frost, being appraised of
the action that had been taken, went
before Judge Bum at Madison and
stated his case, ard an order was
made commanding District Attorney
Mcleod, Sheriff Lien, Capt. r. D.
Pike, D. M. Maxcy, M. A. Sprague,
w. H. Lemke, John A. Jacobs and
Cal Hirsch to appear before him at
Madison Tuesday and show
cause why they should no be punish
ed for contempt A truce as to the
manner of proceeding was arranged
between United States Marshall
Lewiston and Receiver Frost, repre-
senting the federal court on one hand
and Mr.. Mcleod and the sheriff and
other parties representing the count y
on the other hand, whereby an at
tempt was made by the federal
authorities to carry out the orders
of the federal court, and interference
was made by the county authorities.
This was done to make the issue be-
fore the United States Court.
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