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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31

William j. Glenn, the doorkeeper Of
the house of representatives, died
from pneumonia, following an attack
of grip. He was 80 years old. His
body will be taken to- his home in
Cuba, n Y.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31
TRENTANOVE Welded.
Well Known Sculptor Married in His
Native Land.

Washington, March 26.-News has
been received here of the marriage of
Chevalier Gaetano Trentanove to
Madame Maria Castellozi in Florence,
Italy, Feb. 10 last.
Some few months ago it was report
Chevalier Gaetano Trentanove to
marry Mrs. Lucille Blackburn Lane,
daughter of Senator Joe Blackburn of
Kentucky. 1t was said the chevalier
had first announced their engagement
and then that it was broken, and 1t
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31
OLEO FLAYED
IOWA SENATOR MAKES SCATH-
ING SPEECH.
CHARGES CONSTANT FRAUD

Declares Passage Of Bill Would Not
Affect OIeomargarine Industry It.
self But Reduce Profits of Rascal
= ity-Sustaned by Hoar and Lodge
House Doings.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-31
PEOPLE OF PROMINENCE.

Mrs. John w. Griggs, wife of the ex-
attorney general, and her daughter
helped the christian scientists OF Pat
erson, N. j., the result being that
they had joined the scientists. These
stories are now denied.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
FEW PENSIONERS.

Garland-Rhodes Camp to Make Pill
.grimage in Full Regalia-Fine Shooting.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
LYNCHBURG, VA. May 2s-From
present indications, the number OF appli-
cants for pensions in Lynchburg will
not exceed seventy five. So far there
have been only seven applications.
Uniforms have been ordered for .the
members of Garland Rodes Camp.
Confederate Veterans, and the camp eS-
poets to be in full regalia when it makes
its annual pilgrimage to the tombs OF
Leo and Jackson, in Lexington on June
18th. The veterans OF Lexington are
making every preparation to extend the
camp hearty welcome. A special drill
will be given in their honor by the cadets
OF the Virginia Military Institute.
In a shoot Of the Lynchburg Gun Club
Monday. afternoon. the events were parti-
cipated In by Messrs. Jack flaming and
S. A. Thomas. well-known experts. but
their performance was eclipsed by Mr..
Watkins l.. Norman. who made an aver
age of Lightweight per cent. and in two
events had clean scores for his record.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
HAVANA TOBACCO COMPANY.
Incorporated in New Jersey With Capt.
tai Of 100000.
tBy Associated Press


TRENTON. n. J., May 2s.-The Havana
Tobacco Company, capital s35,0O0.O00 to
grow and manufacture tobacco. was in
corporated here to-day. OF the capital
stock S5.GO0.00O is to draw five per cent.
non cumulative dividends. Incorporators:
Marley Whedbee. David C. Phillips and
William r. Jowmeay. Jr.. all of Jersey
City. The terms of the proposed exchange
OF Havana commercial stock for that
Of the Havana Tobacco Company, inco--
porated at Trenton to-day, are as fol-
lows: Forty shares of common stock of
the Havana Tobacco Company for one
hundred shares of the Havana CONNER
cial Company. The basis of exchange of
the preferred stock of the Havana Com
mercial Company is sixty shares of pre-
fered stock and forty shares OF common
stock of the Havana Tobacco Company
for each one hundred shares of preferred
stock of the Havana Commercial Com
pany. It is provided also that in addi-
ticn to its s35.OoO.o0o capital stock, the
Havana Tobacco Company may issue
sla.oO0.0Oo of twenty-year five per cent.
gold bonds.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
Paine'S Celery
Compound
Will Secure for You the Health
that Other Medicines
Cannot Give.
IT STANDS FIRST AND HIGHEST
IN PUBLIC ESTIMATION.
The Use of One Bottle Cony;neos
the skeptic and Unbeliever.

The tone clara cter and quality Of the
testimonials published il favor of Paines
Celery Compound have firmly established
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gent and thoughtful people
Paines Celery Compound has always
appealed to the sick and suffering with
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
SHENANDOAH S. SCHOOLS.
Rev. T. S. Duna way Discusses the ORR
gin and History Of Sunday Schools,
Especial Dispatch to The Timc..l

IURAY. VA. May ,cs.-The second an
nuaI Baptist Sundav-school Convention
OF the Shenandoah Baptist Associa ten
convened at the Main-Street Baptist
Church. Luray. tonight. There are a
large number Of delegates present The
convention is composed of the Baptist
Sunday-schools of Page. Warren, C.arke
and Frederick counties. Va. and Jeffer-
son and Berkeley counties, w Va, rep,
resenting a membership Of about 200.
A large number of prominent Sunday
school workers are in attendance. among
then being Mr.. P. II. Bristow. of Ha-
vana. Cuba. formerly superintendent of
the Galway Baptist SundaE-school, Of
arlington, D. G.
The address of welcome was delivered
by Rev. c. S. Kennard. of Luray. and
kas responded to by Rev. L. r. Melbourne.
OF Charlestown. ". Va.
''Th. Origin and History Of Sunday
schcols' was discussed by Rev. T. S.
Dunaway at the opening session The
convention will be in session three days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
JAKE WELLS IN ATLANTA.
Mr.. Deceive Tells of the Remodeled
Biiou, Of That City.

Mr.. Henry Deceive, owner with his
father and brother, of the Columbia Thea
ire and the Grand Opera House in At
lanta, was in Richmond for few hours
yesterday to see Mr.. Jake -Wells, manager
of the Bijou, who has leased the Column
bia for next season in Atlanta. Mr.. De-
Give came here to see about closing ar
rangements for the work of remodeling to
be done on the Columbia in Atlanta.
When this work is done and the theatre
made modern in every way, at a cost of
some $4,000 Mr.. Wells will rename it for
his Richmond House, calling It the Bijou.
architects plans and the contractors
work for the Columbia said Mr. Deceive
yesterday. 1T is possible that the
work In Atlanta will be done by the same
men who will do the work on the Bijou
in this city. Mr.. Wells shows have all
made good runs in Atlanta and we are
spending some $4,000 to improve the old
Columbia. shall not close contracts just
new. for rs, shall Fl. return to Atlanta this.
In a short while and then the actual work
OF remodelinK will begin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
ACADEMY ALEXANDRIA CASE.
Manager Giffen and Manager Gilbert
Discharged by Justice Crutchfield.

Manager Giffer. of the theatrical COM
pany, bearing his name. now playing at
the Academy, and Manager Gilbert. OF
the Alhambra Hotel. next door, have
temporarily reached a peace agreement.
thanks TO the kind Offices Of Justice
Crutchfeld. Each oe these gentlemen had
officially registered complaints against
the other on the ground that a NUS
ence was maintained on the premises.
The Academy was too noisy on the Sab
bath, scene shifting and rehearsals ols-
turbing the religious meditation of Man
isger Gilbert's guests. The Alhambra's
Kitchen was too redolent. its post
prandial odors disturbing the artistic
sense of Manager Giffens actors. Vari-
QUE witnesses testified FOR and against
all the contentious advanced, and JUS
tice Crutchaeld established mo6us
ivendi by discharging both Mr. Gill
bert and Mr.. Giffen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
FRICHTFUL DEATH.
Young Man Killed by Being Jerked Into
a Pulley Belt.

Especial Dispatch to The Tines.l
BIG STONE GAP. VA. May 2S.-This
morning at the extract plant VIII Par.
SON. young man. an employe, seventeen
years old. was killed by falling into ona
OF the clipper belts.
He had started to throw the belt of
the loose pulley or to the clipper pulley
when the lever broke and he fell forward
on the belt and was carried over the main
pulley, instantly killing him.
His neck was broken and his head
crushed His remains were taken to his
home in East Stone Gap for intcrment.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
FOR THE RIVER.
Senator Martin and Captain Curtis

Senator Martin and Captain Curtis
Receive Congratulations.
Captain W. Fl. Curtis yesterday re-
ceiyed the following telegram from Sem
ator Martin in Washington:
conference committee has agreed AMI
the James River gets 100000 and also
the extension OF tho improvements to
the .shIplocks.
This was glad news TO those In Rich
Ylond who have appreciated the splen-
did fight which Captain Curtis has led
for river improvement and the recogni-
ton OF the harbor. 1t gives Richmond
what 1t asked for. The channel to tha,
sfipyards will now be deepensd. and the
Government work carried forward at .
good rate OF speed The bin has passed
bot: branches of Congress. aud the con.
ference agreement practically marks the
final stage Of the passage Of tho bin
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
Diamond Dyes S Hst6 ts name sa 1nd t SSa
SUMMONED BEFORE
THE GRAND JURY.
Three Police Captains and Two
Reporters will Be Asked to
Tell of Sunday Closing.

The earnest and unremitting work of
the city and court officials in their ef-
forts to close up all the saloons of Rich
Hond on Sunday took new and un-
expected turn yesterday when Common
wealth.s-AttoTney Richardson summoned
Police Captains Nlitlock. Hulce and
Angle, together with two newspa-
per reporters, TO appear before the
grand jury on next Monday to develop
the truth of widespread assertions to the
effect that the saloons OF this city re-
sunaed business on last Sunday gener-
ally.
The police CAPTAINS will he asked to give
any information they have in the matter
or any facts they may have which might
lead TO developments, while the newspa-
paper reporters responsible for the stories
Of an open Sunday, will be required to
give their sources of information. This
is in pursuance of Judge Wits order is
sued some time go, which was to the eff
feet that violators OF the Sunday law will
lose their licenses if violation of the law
is shown in court, will in addition there
to be fined and probably given terms in
Jail
The sunmoninS of the police captains
IS not only unusual, but is looked upon
generally as the first step toward the abb
solute closing of the Sunday saloon bus
Sunday opening have more directly af-
fected the Second Precinct. Of which Cap
tain Angle has charge. than any other,
it having been stated that some Of the
most prominent saloon men of the city
We're among the Tiolators of the law in
this case.
Now that the war has been renewed the
saloon men don't seem to know just where
they do stand The disposition of the
negro club in Second Street is still up
in the air. but such turn has been
given to it that the saloon men who had
contemplated the esta blishmcnt of Sun
day clubs for their patrons have about
given up the idea. Meanwhile the order
is SO rigid that where the saloon men
of the city have been selling on Sunday
they are covered with fear. Therefore.
it seems that some sensational develop
ments may be expected as a result of
the examination Of the three police cap
tains of this city on next Monday.
Commonwealth Attorney Richardson
said to-day:
I'VE have summoned the three ponce
captains of this city and the two report
ers who are responsible for the news
stories of there having been an open
Sunday here on last Sunday. and If we
can't get any direct informa ton from
them we shall at least get some infor-
nation which might lead to results.
Judge Witt was in earnest in his order
to the saloon men to close up on Sun
Cay. and if they did not take it that
way they may learn his earnestness to
their sorrow
When it was pointed out to him that
the reporters who wrote the stories prob
ably did SO on hearsay evidence. he re-
piled:
I'VE shall have them anyway They
shall be asked to tell us where they get
their information. even by hearsay. and
if there is anything to be had out of
them we will get it"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29

Nichols, B. Overly. Henry Owen. w.
Pearrnan, F. Pulley, H. Purdie. E.
Reams, c. Stein, S. Tillery. B. Price,
Lucille Atwell, Lena Belcher P. Brewer.
P. Cleater II. Ferguson. Lily Ferguson.
Dora Gill, r. Hagae. E. Reese, Clam
Kelly, H. Ley. E. Martin. NJ. Moody, L.
Newman Bessie owen. II. Parkinson.
M. Perdue, B. Scroggins, c. Ssickler.
NJ. Toney, E. Turner, [. West. Mamie
Utz, NJ Williams. 8. Wyche. I. Iatum.
Dan Beattie Robert Booth, E. Brad
shaw. Fl. Brown, G. Davis. E. Ferguson.
James Harwell r. Sanderson. j. Saund-
ers, Gus Tailey, G. Vaughan. James
Whitfield, Eula Bell. D. Buliphant, May
Deitrick. NJ Fitzgerald. Marie Gill, a.
Hawkins. L. Hobson, II. Kuhn. 3.
Lindsay, NJ Morrsete, Ruth Reams, NJ.
Roberts. Lucille Stein. NJ. Traylor, Es-
telle West, Grace Wood.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
THE PATIENT ESCAPED.
dumped from Ambulance Wagon and
Ran Off

DR.. Flegsnheimcr. of the ambulance
corps. had quite a singular experience
yesterday afternoon, when he had placed
in the wagon a negro who was found
on Harrison Street seemingly in de-
mented condition.
There was no thought given to him
after placing him in the wagon. and the
horse was jogging along slowly to the
Almshouse. when all OF a sudden the ne
gro jumped from the ambulance wagon.
Pursuit was useless.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
Wants information as to Salary.
(By Associated Press

WASHINGTON. D. G.. Nav 2s.-Rep-
resentatire Bartlett of Georgia, TODAY
introduced resolution requesting infor-
nation from the Secretary of War as to
the amount of salary or other compensa-
ton paid General Leonard Wood as
Governor-General OF Cuba, and by what
authority such payments We're made
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
LawIess Challenge.

Especial Dispatch to The Tines..
NORFOLK, VA, May cS.-Congressnlan
Harry Maynard left Portsmouth for
Washington tonight. He said he had but
recently received the challenge of his
opponent. ex-Seeretary of the Common
wealth Lawless. 10 meet him in debate
had not had time 10 consider tbs matter
Ddy to tt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
SENATE WILL VOTE
ON PENDING BILL
Philippine Government to Be
Passed Upon tuesday Next.
THE BODY WILL MEET EARLIER
Senator Hoar Presented a Letter Cor
seeing Statement. Made in His
Speech - House Considered
Subsidiary Silver Coinage.
THE BODY WILL MEET EARLIER
fBr Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, May cs-An agreement
was reached in the Senate to-day by
which final vote on the pending Phillip
pine Government bill and all amendments
Will be taken next Tuesday at N.
Pending the vote. the Senate "lH meet
ut II O'Clock each day except fridaE,
uhen adjournment viii be taken. II be-
fnC Memorial Day. On Monday and Tues
day, the debate Will be under The j MN
ute rule After some minor amendments
had been made to the measure TO-DAY,
Mir. Burrows. OF Michigan. eApiaiied AZ
length the bill. lie strongly urged the
enactment Of the majority measure,
maintaining that il would advance the in
teresis and promote the prosperity OF the
islands In his judgement it would be
p mistake now 10 accord to the Tilip!nos
self government and independence. Such
preceding could only result only in
disaster 10 the tnha bitants and in pos
sble anarchy in the islands.
Mr.. Culbcrsor inquired IL Mr.. Lodge
could give any idea of the scope OF the
inquiry now being made by the Phillip
nine Committee and when the inquiry
would he concluded.
Mr Lodge said he thought the inquiry
would continue as long as tho session
ehould last.
Unaffected BY the disposition of the
Entirely unaffected by the disposition
OF the bill replied Mr.. Lodge
CORRECTION MADE.
Mr. Eoar presented a letter from Cen
erai NJ 2. Miller, L. S. A, correcting
what he said was an error IN a recent
speech Of Mr.. Hoar. who had said tina t
General Miller ''notorouslr did van. IN
attack ana Aguinaldo met it with a
speedy defiance
Tho reference being 10 the issuance by
General Mile; Of President Mckinley s
procla nation. a part of which was sup
pressed by General Otis
In his letter General Miller said Nh
Eoar was in error.
He said General Otis had not Informed
him that The Presidents proclamation
was not 10 be issued in full. He was
not anxious for 4 fight and always had
advised the F;lipinos TO accept soTer-
eighty of the United States. as he be-
lieved the United States would grant then.
their easonahle desires.
Mr.. IIosr said the letter evidently was
that of a sincere and honest gentleman.
He absolutely acquitted General Miller
from publishing the proclamation in or
Ger to bring on hostilties.
In the House.
(By Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON, D c. May os.-The
House spent the day debating the bill
to increase the subsidiary coinage by
coming the silver bullion in the treas
urv and recoininS standard silver dol
lars as the public necessities may re-
CURE The limit Of subsidiary coinage
Is now 100000. 600. The bill increases
this 10 an indefinite amount in the dis
cretion Of the Secretary of the Treas
my The bill aroused the opposition cf
the Democrats. who claimed it was only
a step In the direction of the complete
striking down Of the silver dollar. The
debate dritted into a general discussion
of the silver question.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
NOTICES.

Clearing House Asso. OF Richmond.
MAY 18th HAVING BEEN MADE A
legal holiday In this State BY act ap-
proved April 2. 1902. the banks represent.
viii be closed on FRIDAY. Nav
soth. and all parties are requested to a +
tend to their banking business on Thurs
% = 80 v1RGINIUs NEWTON.
President.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
1T tie 0hoatres.

Mr. Jennings is the envy OF all mas
production of AT the White Horse
Tavern" at the Academy of Music this
week. and Miss Ellington is not making
friends among the ladies. because she
scorns Mr.. Jennings love pleading.
Tomorrow at o'clock. and not ESQ
o'clock there will be special Memorial
Day matinee. This change In the matinee
hour is only for tomorrow. and is done
parade and visit Hollywood after the
performance, which is quite short.
Harry Bulger. Phil Riley. the Haw
thorne sisters, the Mccoy sisters. William
Macart and score of other clever peo-
pie will be at the Casino Monday night.
opening the season with revival of
The Night of the Fourth
TOO Much Johnson will be the bill
at the Academy of Music next week. It
is a comedy the product of William Gil
lette, and will be the second of d series
OF light comedies that the Giffen people
will be seen in before the season closes
in August. The company has made a
hit in cat the White Horse Tavern
and Mr.. Gffen proposes to show that
he has still better comedy material in
the ranks of the company.
Manager Spitz. of the Empire and Park
Theatres. Providence. R. l., occupied
box at the Academy of Music last night.
He was accompanied by party OF
friends. among them several ladies. Mr..
Spitz is here purely for pleasure and not
on any theatrical business. He was de-
lighted with the performance. and COM
plimented the splendid acting OF the
company.
The Casino opens next Monday night
with the Mathews and Bulger musical
comedy, "The Night of the Fourth with
a. selected company of twenty-five real
artists, headed by the capable. clever and
popular comedian, Harry Bulger. whose
success here last season at the Bijou in
the production that is to be seen again
next week has never faded. Bulger has
wor came and better name in New
York since the opening of the summer sea
son last year by appearance 1t one OF the
roof gardens, and later as one of the prin-
cipaI comedians of the Beauty and the
Beast production. the greatest musical
comedy success New York has seen in
many long day. This production closes
its season next Saturday night and Bull
ger will have as his support a number of
thu members of the Beauty and the
Beast" company. and among the others
will be the Hawthorne Sisters, Phil Ry-
ley. late OF the original F'lorodora COM
pany; William Mozart. OF The Stroll
ers'; the Mccoy Sisters. Hugh Chelvers.
one Of the first of Lillian Russells lead
Ing men. and a. musical maiden chorus.
Seats can be engaged by telephone or
mail, and will be held until S P. NJ
Monday afternoon. when the sale will be
transferred to the Casino. and all un-
claimed seats not guaranteed will be
placed on sale again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29

1.-THE COLD WHITE" Sulphuri. open June IS
Famous FOR its sulphur baths. Modern improve
rnents with private baths. Orchestra of Is
pieces. Terms. SIS 10 SOS week. $50 to $50 per
month. Write for illustrated booklet Address
until June j. HARRINGTON MILLS, Manager
The Grafton, Wash, D. C.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29

SUMNER RESORTS.

GREENBR1ER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
West Virginia,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29

STEAM WATER STAND PIPE.
The Water and Light Committee of the
tiations for a 100000 gallon steam water
stand pipe, and the flltering plant ar
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-29
Carrie Archer. Gladys Womack. Minnie
Reynolds.
SCHOObE NO, 9.
Miss Ada Hall. teacher.

5s
Miss Ada 7. Hall, teacher.
First Honor-Clarence Avery. Ashton
B]ankenship. Clinton Johnson. Henri.
Snellings, CARR, Ellis. Alma Robinson
Novella Reynolds. Louise Reams. Ami
Wilkinson, Royal Brown, Norwood Had
dock. Willis Moore. Lucille Crooks, Evely,
Fitzgerald. Elise Goode, Alyas Angel
Edward Dunford, Ingram Robinson
JAMIE Walker.
Second Honor-Earry Canada, Hol
lance French. Everett Godsey. Jess
Turner, Grace Betty. Matte Goodman
Mamie Royal, Mamie Smith. Nellie
Smith. Stafford Walker, Blanche Bullock
Graham Atkisson. Thomas J. Jones
Bernard Kidd. ABBY Smith. Linda Far
ley. Ethel Smith, Myrtle Stein. 1sadcrt
Eerell.
Promoted-Guy Gregory Charles Marks
George Paul. John Rennie. Eva Belcher
Lottie Burkert. Ethel Fitch. Birdie
Wood. Mary Morton. Will Carroll. Alex
ander Jones, 5Virgie Lum.