davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1902-05-29
wars rRes nRookL,N Wi,B,.


-Abuu' this tifn" q wear. stv 10 polcr
Of the ,ity Hail station. '.ook 'ut ~ Oa's
dog. ant other thtngs from nTuoslyn
rhis year. 'r,ubI.. " tho pr,i.-s IN ~.
city Hall ha-.fr~ut h"Rtn thf-~ ntght.
a..u vhcn titt-u Nith a thi. ribb1n collar
ws- l.ft on tho station steps Ia a Ta-,e-
boarI hox \ stray dog sh,nsd fgr ad.
mission the r"v' ...'' lnd last n.sh, th~rr
va. at with ..,. -,ttou collar
All y$c,n fpu.,l r.'. la.c 20 tc tak-f
up O. 'hr Snrir'v ',r the Prevention -
Cr,.rliy 20 Animals and poIirman has
20 g. With each on" That's Why the tl'y
Hall ,rp doesn't 10 h'rs"bnld f-'ts l;'s
almost ~ 'uICh .r.uu.' g. tot" n stray
cat M own q. = /. Iu 81 - cuuft and -puil
tic l-.,t pat of a Ipng day oH explaining
to the Nagistrat" that man Wa So drunk
that he CuUi not he overlooked
1 bet all these critters come from Brook
lvn. said the pplicruan who had 20 escort
n" i,r-, kitten ,t this season NJ To Madisun u
avenue AMI rNv"n'v--lyth -trc't i us.d
20 te un po,, 4 that borough and know
all i,s wpVS "" vau hook FOR animals
now alnos, anv dav FOR TIE NEXT three
months until a." variation SEASON Is over
They are pets that FOLKS don't want to
lug away with ON and don't want to lcav,
at horne - rtarNr or run III 80 they Just
first station YOU - inc to this si,i~ 81 the
Bgdgc That's becau~s folks IN Brook
lyl have 20 Nom" To New York tsfore thcy
can get anywhere else and h"Csus" most
y-Cp.c ovcr tharr don't know where their
own polio. stat ions afro and don't dare
20 ou' and hunt for them fot fear thoy II
g~, lost DO vuu know that whom man
go..- to RruOkNn - live 10 lust learns
'hs Qu, k~s' Nv from his house. tu tho
X idgr ard lever tics 80 learn anything
norr about Brooklyn streets lie can't
do 70 II rr laz ~ work for living That =
Why We gct all 'hr animal. over Ecr'.
-last year We got 4 pet garter snake
and mpuk.y on the same day Some
tine there ar" notes lik" dear Mr. Po-
licru al. plclsc te kind To Fido It's funny
" hat Tsople think cups are hired for
II tnov wou.l drop pc' hirpppotsmus
On uur steps It wouldn't ~ aIV 10th r
for then vc'd hav" AT cNruse t"r tcle-
phonirg up 90 'he Animal ictv fCr n
wagon, hut when y" toll iG" s1"ietv ~,
"a cat thcv make ~ hr,ng u up ourselves
The sun., 1902-05-29
WANTS RE-E>OtGH DIVORCE.
10 sues for second Dccrce Arer Husband
Has Married Again.

Harrtc, Lacey got a divorce In tho State
VI Washington from Frederick ? Lacey
~ Douglas, Lacey & Co. bar. ker- 81 this
,itv and j. trying In brooklyn 20 get all
In,,ny under the decree
After The divorce Lacey married Caroline
Louise Price.
The first Mrs. Lacey Il now suing him
FOR al absolute divorce Ia this State on
the ground Of his second marriage Tn"
ca-n was before Justice Lavrntritt yestor-
dav IN the Supr'ns Court n. plairtifI
alleges that Lacey. wi'h whom she hat
iv,.d nj Tacoma. had Ccas"d 10 h. "a r,.i-
lent % Nashin gton when she got the Nash-
ingto Oh divorce and tha, a. he vas not per
Fonally served IN. decree H. invalid
Lacey leing called a. a witness for IN"
plaintiff Yesterday, said that lis income
l. about 81 go year. lie re.itles at 4Sg
Manhattan avenue. and has resided thor.
sr o. his marriage on Feb. -, 1901 lie
ADDED 'and very happily H. said hc
has No money in hank Before his second
narriag" he sent TO the divorce court In
Washiu x on and obtained a certified copy
uf ia. dccrn. of divorce Obtained hy the
present plaintiff, which he showed to his
present wife
Justice L-ventritt reserved deci ion.
The sun., 1902-05-29
CLOSING MkINIII NORf a..
sI3s OOO Receive tron This state and
ua,be More VIM Come IN.

TIE Mckinley Memorial Association of
the state Of New York announces that
sIs5 uf th" sIJ0.cuO expected from this
stat. has h"cn rnor!V'sl. and several sub
committee have y't to hc heard from
The ,ffic,'- at 100 Broadway are soon 10
10 closed. and further contributions az" to
II. sent direct To- tic Treasurer. James
q Cannon oi 10 Nassau street: Corncliu,
BlIsz. chairman at the tNrcutiv" Com
initt"", III Duane ~tr-s. ~ l. W Bl1om-
ing.lalr tifty-ninth -tro'' anu THIRD
aNcuu. Rctlu'S,s tur information uT cor
r,.spurdencr ia regard To- th" gcu"tal bust
n..-- oi the association should h" ~"ut 10
r B Ihurber, ~ West Broadway l, II
Thought that with "a little further Effort
,h. small balance lacking viii u" secured
Ths souvenir certificates. which all con-
'rilutors will receive, arr leing engraved
by TIFFANY 4 Co undri the supervision
81 the National tOmTi't"'
The sun., 1902-05-29
NHW EI>SHIIN HELEt>ED.
Ills Arrest said To itc tase d Mistaken
Ihc.IIA Paris ralLce Mlamcd.

tlb RI Schwc.sshcln. Who was arrested
in H"l.okcn on Friday night at ,h" instance
~ J., tcctivr Sergeant DAVIS Of Manhattan
a. the supposed leader - Paris swindl"fS
was released from custody Yesterday
When the hearing WAS resumed brforc
Recorder stanton. Carleton Spraguc Cooke
representing the frnch Consul for fred'
eric Coudert, said hat h" felt confident
thai a ini-is . had b-rn made IA appr-
l.Iding Schwci-shclm aud that h" d'u 40,
desire To prosecute the oa-- further
II was case Of mistaken idcntry TOT
which the police Of Paris were Responsible
he added Weller A Lchenstein, counse
for Schwris-hclm. announced their inten.
the persons responsible for his arrest.
The sun., 1902-05-29
>t,,c ,ndcr Gui,c ~ 4 servant.

Elsa Wilson, tho servant known a. .the
woman h. black waS convicted yesterday
l..forr Judge New burg IN General 81
sion, nf the larceny uf s'oO diamond
ing from tha r"ridcLc" oi In ,hami- -
Of a. West fffy.s"N,r'h -tr'''' ou Nav ,
'Tbc ngwas a Istft II "a lot oi jewels valued
ot xsuiS, " hIch GIaapp'afe,ia AZ b" '~ainc time
IN. Wilson woman did. -Four indi,rmcuts
ar, .,iIl needing a -aii.si 'i" Wilson woman
md she l. 90 b. tri-'l pn each oi them. II
convicted she may b" impri-ou"d for hfiy
wears She was Indicted siN days ago
and will t.r .srtteuc-'d June ~
The sun., 1902-05-29
MILES FROM OTHER PORTS.
British Transports Not Ia 60 To New Or
leans for Their targocs.

SFw ORLEtSs Nav - The work NJ
closing up the British mu'o station n Por,
Chalms,te il going On rapidly The British
ofiCcr, At Clalm"tt" w"r" notified to-day
that tho destination of eight transports,
all of which wrrr under orders To Ne"
Orleans. have hccn changed on" of th"-a
will O. to Pensacola, another to Philadel-
phia. another To Portland, Me. TWO "a
Montreal. OF" to Quebec and two tn Nov0
Scotia
Tho shipment of mules and hors"s from
America will not stop with p"aC' IN south
Africa. bay will b. kept up for az least n
year longer thu British uNiccr- think as
IN. Trnnsvasl. Orangr River country and
Capc Colony will hav" to d" f"-toCked with
animals Ne -hipm"nts Will b" mad"
from New Orl.-r- A. pnrt 'ha,m"tto
,hc g'u.r1l hclicf - hat The acton taken
hy ~" British Government Is du" 'u q hin,
from tho Administration 'la' such acton
would remove ANNOYANCE.
The sun., 1902-05-29
Rryr,TED LOVER ARRESTED.
Tore lp the Dresses IIc Said He'd PAID
Cor-paid Again In Court.

Eli.ab.th Casey. 10 years old. % 300 Fact
twenty ninth strcet, had an "rrnfui OF
n indies when she appeared in the forkvillc
p,uc, court yesterday and charged Andrew
lIulligan. IS years Of age, widower with
.hrre children. who lives a, 40 East Thirty
,,,venth street. with calling at her home
Tuesday night and abusing her and threat
, ning to do her harm. The two had Dcen
Engaged to be married. but the young
woman broke the engagement a wcek ago,
md Mullissn would not accrpt his dts
iul--sl.
-fIc tore my silk skirt, my white lace hat
With an ostrich feather. a foulard dress
and other things.- the complainant said
A. .he opened the bundles and held up the
garments for Magistrate Brann's inspection.
Il paid for all those. and besides have
given her $50 within the past two months
l,.-sides that eave her \ fifty-dollar watch, a
seventeen dollar engnsemcat ring, and paid
The sun., 1902-05-29
rwir upH ron F,sr IDE ,Rr.
sssla.as Ii,.,ss,~.i p.,n',ns ~ tho N-.,
va 10 taart too tn~l'na 80 ni.i

& louis ktplsn - a p'a0H"y street. ehp
Advert -. hlfu s'ii a. q sHri. painter md
lnn,isiap" artist either in u.l. water .ulHr.
'h.,'k. ~ p.r,il AMI WIN b. known a. 'h-
Easi Su.. R.lyrs sa- m %" l.,rN Market
,ro.i'- court vu-trulav
several Javs agu kspln hung an oil
painting I've tc~t hy 'hr-~ AMI . hail IN
fr,ut - his Stulio. representing q srour hs,-
for Kosher butcher shop during the rec Mt
m"st rtot. Tho paiuting ia. wei a pullc''-
mar vith drawn club standing ia the dnor-
way 20 the ship ou one Size of han we're
a number u wom-n with ang,r ON their
coun,-nanc.s and tricks IN th~ir hands
Tho window Ia th" shop hat bcrn Sma. h"i
hanging outside Wa hindquartnr uf beef
ami a chunk of >irlutn va la each 10 III.
show windows
Kosher n.at, accor,ling To statements
male hV Esscx Narsct authorities. can only
b- uut frvm the iuurqUart ~. ai,I ,iriOins
are as unclcan a. pork Crowds commenced
q gather around the plcturr. on" faction
Of D.lancey street critic. d",lartrg that
kaplan muRt have h-"n suh~idizsSi Nv IA.
Meat Trust. rn'e Lc lad nrte k,sl,r
meat out of a hindluart"r of beef Oth"rs
prai=Ni the picture Tor Its ,ail,m In repre-
senting the owner II the shop ON hi- kn''~
bshlnd his wife tn an adjoining doorway
Policeman John Mccormack. on whose
bent is the studio. kept the crowds moving
for several days without any complaint.
Then some orc told linn that the brave
policeman defending "A poor butcher was
drawn from a photograph Of Policeman
Hogan of tho same precinct
MCCormsck went to the Essex Market
police court yesterday aud sssrurcd a sum
mons fur kaplan with an order that he
bring the Isirt'ng into court. Magistrate
Deuel. eyed II critically when Mccormack
told him that there was NOR" disorder IN
front - ksplan'- painting than there had
been n any Z the f"al butcher shops.
lawyer LUIS y pu-uer, sho appcared
for kaplan. de,' lar,d that the pres.nC. -
the cruSd was triiJt" - ~" work & the
artist ard was no vioiat lou of ~ law. but
the Mag >'rate warned the artist not Ia
display " 80 b" would bc held fsr Special
Scs,iur- The lawyer declared that hc
would have the pictur" displayed again and
that the Naxistrn'" he'd 10 rover to stop
hir
The sun., 1902-05-29
F0yGHT ~ ~ tNRTLtNCE.
Couple Pound Z ncous"ioU. from Gas ne-
co, cr and and IN the Police station.

Charles Clrmirsus. who said h" was a
sg.rIlator srd Mary Jones. a n'gress. wore
charg,.i in ~" lorkyii!c polio" court y"s'er-
dav with ~al-.Id''rly conduct ami causing
n crowd ." co,ico' ~ they Jaw gncous,1Ous
from Illuminating gas m a room Rt -
second street
Policeman NcSrll summoned an amhu-
lanc. from BrI"y'I" Hospital, ana While
on IN. way thor" th" tw" r"yIv,d q and L. gan
accusing each uth'I Of turning on III. gas
Then they 60 into a tght The ambulance
turned ahuut and b.'' 'a"u a. 10" Fiuh
street station. wH"r' thcN wcrr locked w
on a chdrg. %! attempted suicide Tho
charge wa- changed at court. and they
were fined $40 ,a,n
The sun., 1902-05-29
SUICIDE DIDN'T TAKE PLACE
Policeman wouldn't Let Gold>chmidt
Hang Himself From the Die, atrd.

A crowd Of men and vorn"a at Third
avenue and Tw"ntv-third street watched
n man climb par' way up a pillar II the
clova,ei railroad Yesterday auI tie rope
to one OF the cruNsbars. Then b" put the
other end of the roi-' around his rr"k and
the people expected 20 sec hira swing ~
But he didn't SWING Instead Ire took the
rop. from about ms neck ~ though th-
knot Id not satisfy him ard rradluStcd
u SLOWLY
Policeman Hafcrnan cam" along and
arrested HIM srl took lln 20 -" York
Vilir poiicr CoIr1 Oh a ,harg" - a'u upt"d
suicide IT. gave lh" ualue u! l>adur
Colds ahniit aul slii b" wn- n janitor
and lived At 80 Eat SiN' 10Th street
What did YOU d, Il fnr'' asked Magis-
tra'" branu.
= got - much troubles from NV sister,
wac all the man wou.d ~IN
Hn was aau' % r'.aNu" Hospital for cN-
animation a. 20 .- W-uiaI condition
The sun., 1902-05-29
BROkER PELI W>T Fti ~ ~ H.
Twice Defeated IN suit Tor ou,r'lssioT
on = sSi 3 900 Rrsii, Drai

Julian b.rr..I.' uga % defeated Af'"i
Duane re-! YESTERDAY iu li- .f.tf 90 enforce
the paviu-ut uf hi commission for selling
the mort Invest corner = Roadway and
rtirtv-four,h street Mr. B.n'dict ue.
gu'ilt,'d TN, al, q" smith Bru- At ss7S ooo
and asked for 81 80 commission, which
Mr. Prl r,tu-'i To pay
Az tie hr-t 'rial ~" inv brought IN "A
verdict for 'L" pltiu',h This was over
turu"d ou apr'l. and NV trial was
prdrrod IT, 'u" -'ruri trial, c'n'Wi'd
Yesterday th" jury AGAIN awarded NJ
B,ue!ic' $40, I,,.ttr t'N interest ant al
extra aIIuNar.,,, 80 % I..r acE' srl ou~'s
TIE ,a-. Wa 'i,,-l t,iHr" Justice Bi-chof
lu the S4pfrru" Court
The northeast corner = Rroadyav and
Thirty fourth street contain. al area e
hardly .haf Try ipt l. j. IA the block
" h-r, the ~, " Macy .tpr'' j. '"tug ert,tsyi
The sun., 1902-05-29

NIw ORLEANs, May = = The MISSISSIPPI
supr.n,, Court has decided that viii Mathis
and Orlandu- L'ser. the cour'"rtriicrs
sh,I be hanged at oxford. ou June -
n,I,nd,s d. A negro. who was Niaihis'- tool.
They killed two revenue oiiic"rS Mathis
protcs,.d violently against bs ing hanged
aide hy .ido with a negro. lie thought II
a +, fiection on the race of whites The
Mir-is.ippi Surr'nc Court failed To sym
pathixc With fhis plea, and the two men
will bs hang together.
The sun., 1902-05-29
Gussic Mckee VIII Get Her IN, orce.

Mrs. GUS " May Martin. who as Gussie
Mckee achieved a reputation ~ a pool
room queen, Appeared before Jus;.' e
Lcventrit, in the supreme Court yesterday
To prosecute a suit for divore from fc~
ward ~. &. Martin. once a Lieutenant ia
tIe United states Army She testified that
shc was married to him on April -, iSJ,
by the ksv. , j SCHNEIDER Emily O.
Burns t"'tlfrd that she also was married
10 Martin ly Ne same clergyman OH Jan.
=, 1901 Martin ~ how IA the pcni'cn'iarN
Justice leNrntrht said he would grant ihe
d,Cr,s,
The sun., 1902-05-29
Tncir ssth wedding Ami, ~rsar,

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas v"nners celebrated
the fifty-eieh,h anniversary of their mar
riase. on Tuesday event q. At .o6 Park
plaoe. Brooklyn. The participants included
the seven children. eighteen grandchildrvn
who were both born IN England In is22.
The sun., 1902-05-29
,un,,crts Not on the ueIScnia and.
.ii.prLruiA. MAY - Three dete

.u.prLriIrA. May ?s.-Thrcc detec-
tive. twenty newspap"r reporters and 100
men and women were at the Washington
street wharf at $50 O'Clock thus morning
,o meet the steamship Bclgcnland. upon
which r,IInor sad were the alleged French
sUIndlrrs trcd"ri"k liumbcrt. ms wife
Iherl-., his daughter iva and Marie ID Aur-
igua" Late last might tine captain. who -
some, hing % a wag Lad said mat he had a
Fr.uchmIn alb, ara II whom he was s,lr-
r,,,nus This proved TO l." tho chef. but
there Vac no sign of the svindlcrs
The sun., 1902-05-29
FORGOTTEN JEWTLS ~ 4 COtT
Coat sent Ia n cleaners and Now the
Jewels Are Missing.

Lose BRANCH. May ,, Mr. n \ Tmm
Il New York to-day sent some e!othIUg to h.
cl,ancd and pp's-' d TO ata.lor shop a.
HOLLYWOOD, her GUNNER home. Ia q
n,ckai 81 ore = ''o coats vas q olamos
lag filed with VHltahl" i'weiry
Nr- rmni ii -o'y'r"d 'h,f ~" c.n'
that held the Jrs"irv tag he'd h-'u sent
20 the tailor, ahuIi nvpa, and Immediately
lent a servant q" investigate
Tie cham, y bag ~ s'lil missing and Nr
Tuu has offered rvsri ui $50 Tor H.
,,surn and no uitps' Iors- askTl
The sun., 1902-05-29
synod of Reformed Presbyterian Cnur,.

SYRACUSE. May ,s.-The General syaod
Of the Reformed Presbyterian Church
opened here this morning. The Sc, is
noted for it's peculiar faith. Its members
refuse TO vote, but pay taxes and do mil
fary duty. They sing psalms only and
reject musical Instruments. The members
are forbidden to join secret societies and
total abstinence is demanded The Mod
orator is the Rev. ID Z Martin of Pittsburg
The sun., 1902-05-29

tsi 10 dre ssinaker who Is nakiaS wcdd,p q
dress for her declared tho prisoner
Tn. torn garments cost tio 81, the com.
plainan, said. and Mulligan paid for them
when the alternative Of doing that or Go,n Z
TO prison was given to him
The sun., 1902-05-29
Every Lecaii,, 0uer. some Real Ests,c
Al, antage.

Tho borough Of Richmond as a dwelling
,-ot has many attractions Bee sunday
brN.-Aes.
The sun., 1902-05-29
Mn p, nit,,ttcVs
HARPER'S
MAGAZINE
FOR
JUNE

summer is proverbially the
season for light reading, so per.
haps the first thing which should
be- commented on in ilarpers
Magazine for June is the mum.
Der and variety of its short
stories. Notable among these
is Edith Wharton's remarkable
story, The Quicksani" -
love story, subjective, vivid and
intensely real. Arthur Cotton
contributes one of his quantity
humorous tales, aud there are
stories OF other types by Jose.
phine Dodge Daskam, Onota
Watanna, L. jenkins llains and
others - eight complete short
stories, most of them illustrated,
some in color.
Before leaving fiction. men,
ton should he made OF the fact
that the second instalm-nt OF
Mrs. lIumphry Wards great
novel appears in this number.
1t is accompanied 10y two pict-
ures by ii. c. Christy-one in
color.
Ofthe special articles, perhaps
the most important is Professor
Richard 4. Ely's article, An
American Industrial Expert
ment," a study of the workings
Of one of the most extraordinary
commercial communities in this
country. You cannot cross the
street in this town without
permission. Ralph Bergengrep
writes on Autobiography of the
| Stars" Il fascinating account OF
the experiments in photograph.
ING the stars and lightning flashes
at the Harvard Observatory.
William Sharp takes the reader
on a trip through walter Scott's
Land" and W. l.. Alden tells OF
visit To Cremona, where he says
the people hate the mention ct
viollns. Professor .Iastrow tells
OF the story Of the creation OF
this world of ours as voiced ty
various religions.
There aretwenty. y.eightseparate
contributions in the magazine and
some splendid pictures, Including
a number of Edwin a. Abbey's
delightful drawings Mr.. Howells
/ writes this month about what he
saw on a steamboat trip down
the Ohio River.
HARPER'S MAGAZINE
r. HINT
The sun., 1902-05-29

". r. n.
W Ishnci
u forso
| wearing
j issued
I'm that
nei up
tiee OF
I Potter
% dirSt
Wa n-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-05-22

| Mrs. Dell White nee Ina Lynn who
passed through this city Saturday
| from Kilbourn TO her new home ia
Stevens Point, stopped OFF between
trains and was the guest Of Miss Nell
Kroner for few hours.
Mrs. S. e. Clinton, OF CliDtonyille.
who has been the guest of Mrs. A.
/ &. Bennett a few days departed
TueSday to visit her son, Arthur
| Bennett on the Cranberry marsh
between Cranmoor and Walker.
Mr. and Mrs, Anton Bever and
| Mrs. Peter BeFer OF NarShheid, were
| here over Sunday guests of MIR. and
Mrs. Z. Christman ahd to attend the
christening OF their new born son who
made his arrival known on May 9.
Philip Grignon. who has been work
ing at his trade in the Grand Rapids
saw mill, as saw tier resigned ais
position lately and left on Monday tor
Spokane, Wash, where ne will seek
similar employment. GOOD luck to
you Philip.
f. a. Cady, was in Madison Tues
day in attendance of a session Of the
Republican State Central committee,
OF which body he is d member. The
convention is to be held in Madison
on July 16 and Wood county is en-
titled to Is delegates.
Nels Jepson of Rudolph who has
been working under Jacob Winger
for I years as bridge carpenter, re-
ceiyed telegram at Star Lake last
Saturday to come home Immediately
of l., 10 ho
ing seriously i'll.
G.. NJ. Barney of Beaver Dam nursery
man was in the city Sunday, the first
time in twenty years. When he was
here the last time he was Subpoenied
as juryman during the Fenner trial,
which was tried here at that time.
He formerly lived in Marshtield and
was greatly surprised at the growth of
the city since his last visit.
1. L. Easson, of Racine, the genial
confectionery salesman for the
America Candy Co. of Milwaukee was
in our progressive city Tuesday and
Wednesday looking after his trade,
and also stopping long enough with
other friends, while calling on his
numerous customers, to give them a
story of his long reptoire.
Society Notices.
The ladies aid society of the First
Congregational Church, west side, will
meet next Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Geo. Hill. All members are
especially requested to be present at
this meeting.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
First Congregational church, east
side, will meet next Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. FL. TicknOr.
The M. w. X. club will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. c.. NJ.
Renne.
The st. Katherine Guild will meet
next Wednesday afternoon at half past
two o'clock with Mrs. FL. H. Voss.
The Ladies Aid society of the NJ. E.
church, east side. will meet next We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. W. e.
Peterson.
Painting and finishing done in first
class style. Call on Will Suhr at
Dixon House If.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-05-22
LEGAlS
Notice of Application.

WOOD COUNTY COURT-In Probate.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, ~
COUNTY OF WOOD
In the matter of the last Will and Testament of
Rosa Schumantowski, deceased
WHEREAS, An instrument, in writing, purport-
ing to be the last will and testament of Rosa
Schumantowski, deceased: late of Grand Rapids
in said county has been filed in this office;
AND WHEREAS, Application has been made by
Gustav Schumantowski the executor named in
said Will praying that the same be proven and
admitted to probate, according to the laws of
this state, and that letters testamentary be
granted thereon according to law;
II Is ORDERED, That said application be heard
before me, at the probate office in the city of
Grand Rapids in said county, on the 9th day of
July, a. D. 1902 at 10 O'Clock a. m.
AND 1T Is FURTHER ORDERED, That notice of
he given ~ al nersons ineres7ed hV
publishing a copy of this order for three weeks
successfully in the Wood County Reporter 8
newspaper printed in said county, previous to
said hearing.
Dated May %, 1902
By the Court, w. J. CONWAY,
22-3w County Judge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-05-22
Claims of Creditors.

STATE OF WISCONSIN
COUNTY COURT For WooD COUNTY
In Probate,
In the matter of the estate of Margaret
Baltus deceased.
Letters of ADMINISTRATION on the estate of said
Margaret Baltus, deceased, having been granted
and issued to John J. Baltus on the Goth day of
May 1902 it is now at this special term of this
court.
ORDERED, that all creditors of said Margaret
Baltus deceased, do present their claims for
examination and allowance to this Court ON or
before the 23rd day of December 1902, which
time is hereby allowed and limited for that
purpose.
ORDERED FURTHER, that the claims and de-
mands of all persons against said deceased be
presented to, received, examined and adjusted
by this court at the special term thereof to be
held at the probate office in the city of Grand
Rapids, i'll said county, on the fourth Tuesday,
being the 23rd day of December 1902. and the
fifth Tuesday being the 30th day of December
1902.
AND IT Is FURTHER ORDERED, That notice of
the time and place at which said claims and de-
mands Will be received, examined and adjusted
as aforesaid and Of the time limited for creditors
to present their claims, be given by publishing
copy of this order and notice for four success
slye weeks in the Wood County Reporter a
weekly newspaper published at the city of
Grand Rapids, in said county, the first publica-
ton to be within ten days from the date of this
orde-.
Dated May %, 1902.
By the Court, W. J. CONWAY,
May2OW4 County Judge.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-05-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Meade, of
Rockford, Ill, have rented the old
Vaughan property on high street and
it is being remodled and fixed up for
their occupancy. They intend to
make Grand Rapids their home here
after as their large interests in the
Writer estate will require their resi-
dence here to look after it, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mead will be cordially received
in social and business circles of
Grand Rapids, where they are already
well and favorably known. Mrs.
Meade was born and reared here and
has hosts of friends who will be de-
lighted to know that she has returned
to the place of her birth.