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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
8nrbc ia Sabre alt.

Charlotte R.|G., go. 6e6ruar.
- 8reocrid @teiier, ia Sabre alt,
peld)er nls Sropper ulb Sdger be-
riibmt mar, ebe bic G~ioiliIution
gfnbc iiber sic bIouet 9er9c idyui, lit
III icincm Scim in Sapluoob.G onntD
o"eItorben. Wciier mllroc am IL. Ali'
quit 1892 in 2incoln e Gouitp gebo-
rem. @r erireitte iid) bis meilige Mo.
nate Dor icinem Iooe Der beIteu 8e'
iunobcit. Seine 3rou itorb i'm 81.
2c~benSio6rc. @r binterl0Bt cine
neun,igiGbrigc 8odyter. Sein alter
lit ourd, oiltbcntiihc Dofiimente feit'
0eItclt. Ger 3oote ihrieb iein bobes
9llter Dem llmitanbe gu, SoB er iait
oilsidIieBlid) i'm 6reien lebte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

amclio alein oSournol," Selen HaaB
,g(mericon" mo Morgorct Miuer
yNetpS".
8. 8reiS - y9loIe 9onf. @riippe,"
Sill 8rendI aote 6rend), 5lnrencc
6rend,, g(nno Mieopig, Sophia Gin.
oemonm, &ote Seinb, @iu Srenf),
George 9oebreiner, Sobn 2omen uno
Con Goebreiner.
8. BreiS = oSarleQuinS," Monie
9ietrif, GltguIt Groupe, 9lgneS Son
Seine, Sobn 8ilbelm, George 9cd)z
Ter, Minnie Setting, Bertha S6ellcr,
@eorge SommerS, Mop @ren0cl,
SlllillS 3ieget, Morp Sperr, Sarrn
2effert, Nnoreip Mieorpig, Ilorence
2effert, 8ontcl 9renocl uno 6lorencc
CLAYTON.
10. Treis - oEoIitii6c Grippe"
u2nbp Baltimore" 6rou IS. ScDler
yWopor SintomuS," Chris. Sdnnltd
,6rdnf 8nhter," 5. @einbcrger
n@bos. 2intbicltm," 0ibel; oStopep
9romn" So6n 9bompion; nGr.@ou.
pernellr 9rown," @n. 81. 8bippS
IS. 6ree &aiiL" Geo. Sepler
Stimm9eber: Sam. SopIor uno Soc
Wo5ort; 9omcrtrGger Geo. Sornan.
#. EreiS - Seeds Yierctten"
ellie SobrL Dora Seilmarn, Clara
Smith, Grace Gbolf, Beatrice Stan,
ton rno Mamie Sdp,l5e.
II. ErciS - o3mei Neger."
Die 6eItbeborOe mar mie folgt 5lt.
iommcnoeieet: j, %. @ebren6crg, 6.
i. 0cpfin, Is. o Nbrliug mo s, q.
bon Seine; @mpfongS . Gomite: i.
Mm. &uit, So. 0enfer, $. j. Softer
uno $. i. @ilmS; Snn5 d. Gomite
u. 6enfcr, w. &oBfonp, 9. 8iIbelm,
IS. ". Gierlon, s. @icnde, $. ..
Nubner, VI. @lume, i. George, s.
WeperS uno g. $. 3cln.
Ger &ermoltungSrntb 6eitebt ans
ocn Nerren: ErGiiOGnt 1Sr. ", @eb.
ren6crg, &ice-Er1liocnt 2olliS =.
0eptin Sd)otmeiiter @co. .. Ibr.
ling, SefrctGr Senrp Is. bon Seine
5inon5iefret0r j, @m. &uIt; Nuguil
2Senfer, i. Milms, Geo. Eierion, &.
81. @ilbeIm, $. 3. Softer, ". &oB.
falnp uno $. 0enfer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Sine 9Oppelieicr

(ll 9ctcftip arot'8 @obnuig miro
iein q. @od5eitStog uno Die Sod
5eit ieincr Eoftcr gcfeiert. -
Helmiinger lit ibr nelter Same.
Geutid).gemiitbli6 ging eS geItern
bel Der 6eltli6tcit. Die 0etettip Sobn
$. &roB IN iciner @obuung peron.
itolten tonnte, her. Seine is i1brige
Sodter. SRI. 2olliie 4. &rob, trot nit
Srn. 6reO, Ncaniinger, Dem Sobne
oeS befountcn @ir6bicr . 9rouerS
&rn. GborleS ". Neuuiinoer bon Gr,
2t57, Oit-6opcttc.S troBe, in oen bel.
Iigen @beitano; unO cr iclbit ieicrte
oen q. Sobrestog icincr &erm0blung
nit ieiner @ottin Maggie, geborcnc
Wlll5er.
Yoitor &. ". &oIfing bon Der Mior,
tin &ut6er Stride an Der Yotterions
Horf. g[penile mo Orleans Strobe
uoll5og Die Srnunltlg oeS ilngen Eaos
res, oos in Ger. POLO, SitsWfonumcnt.
StroBe, ieiu &cim mohcn miro. Cine
~piclf0pfige 0eieuifoit, 0ic nit gQem,
mas Slide mo &ellcr MIR Suites bic.
ten fonnte, betuirtbct luuroc, ipobnte
Scr 6citlid,feit bel.
Inter Mn0cren luorell anmcien0:
&r. @eorg Slider, ole 6rls. 2olliic
@an unb &ioIo Neltniin0er, Die SS.
Sobn ult6 CHARLES NeuniiugGr, Sri,
2ouiie MltI5er, Sri. Wtonlie Suffer,
Sr. Senrp Snitfer, Sr. Sobn @roIie
lnO 8omilie, Sri. Nnnie BORT. Serr
unO 8rau s. $. arob, Sri. Marie
&rot Serr iln6 Srou GboS. @. Neun.
finger. Serr uno 6roli Sobn Owens,
Scrr nno Srnu Smith Sr. S. @ol.
tber arot, Ser mo 6rou s. 9oOe,
Sr. @eorg Slider mo Sri. &ouiie
GaCr.
Serr Sobn S. &rot, Der ieit 10
(Sobrcn Der @ebcimpoli5ci Der Staot
ungcb0rt, murbc ON 13. Hopembcr
1861 ais Sobn 0eS nod lebenOen
Srn. Sobn 8olter &rab, 1ltciteu Wtit'
gliebeS ser ct. MottbGi.&irdJe, unO
ieincr Dor etliden Sobren geitorbenen
Satin, Srou Morp Inno, ge6. 9urf,
Die 9eiOc aus &inOel6era, @elIer,
ItammenL 9cboren. @r erlerllte 5ll,
nGdit bos &lempnergeid)dft, bod trnt
er ipater Der Boli5ei bel mo oielttc
i'm oitliden Giitrift bis or I'M Sabre
1893 gum Ser9conten ananctrte uno
III ben @e6eimpoli5iitenOieuIt bei0r.
oert muroc. Seine 9cfdbiglrng 81
bieiem smt bottc er uorber boolrdy
belpicicn, Oob CT i'm Sabre 1885 Die
oeS Eooti6logS bei6uloigtc auni.
9linOc 9ct unO ipGter Somilel SOP,
fins, cinen 6olibmiinder, perbaitete.
Seine Snupttboteln ais Geteftip iinb
Ole &crboitung Ocs SupelcnOie6eS
Sobn Smith IN @oiDington uno 6cS
Observation-Disclosures Sio Oennie.
9tls goli5iit mar Ser aros Der Critic,
Der in Scr @brcnliIte oilfgcnommcll
lpilr0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

$4,000 Wclobnung g. - Mor.
ldol Sornon er9ielt geItcrn eilen
Stedbrief fiir Den ourd)9e9angenen
&oiiirer Der Sporbonf BON Neiu Sri.
tain, Conn, V. =. @olfer, meld)er 5lls
lett am 10. 6ebrllor I'M Cumberland.
Sotel" in NeiusOort geieben luur0c,
burd sic Tinfcrton 0etcftip9A gentilr
5ugcionot. Phi Ole GrGrciiung ocS lc.
benbcn @olfcr limo $1,000 uno Die
SOentiii5irlng Der 2eibe oeiielbcll
$1,000 SeIobning onS9eiett.
Scim f. t 10 d G. 0ieie
ISOLDE lit fir Die pielcn 9oltimorcr.
lueld)e inl &nl0c 5critrciit oils Gleftri.
fer orbeiten, Ole Sein1febriuod)e, unb
mcrocn bic bicligcn ~llnioncn Scr. q,
%, As unb 5t5 @noc oicler ISOLDE ei.
men 9oa IN So5o5er'S SoIlc obbal,
ten. Die Snternotionole 9riioer-
lhoit Der Glcftri5it0ts Irbeiter mllr.
&c 1891 in Baltimore ge9riinbet mo
5dblt oieie Organization iebt iibcr
10000 Witglieocr.
@icoer @onf gram II Il.
tor Sr. @olter q. Mtoion, friibcr
YrGiiocnt Der Commercial II. Sor.
mers Notionol . 9onf," lit oils Ro-
tionolbonf q. Grominotor mieoer err
nornt moroen. @r mar ldon einnol
Vonf. Gromiltotor uno reiianirte, ais
cr gum E%rdiioenten Der genairnten
Sonf erip1blt ipuroe. gor rcidIid)
cinem Wonot reii9nirtc er oils gonf-
Erdiiocnt.
Sort WcSeurp ais q ar,
nj o II. = 9as 8riegsbepartemeni
bat beihloiien, Sort McSenrp aIS
@arniion bei5ubebalten uno es forlmt
anitott oob oas Sort, ipie geplont. on
1. 4pril gerGumt miro, cine oerltdrftt
@nrniion babin. Die beige Slot
tennili5 nno Electromagnetic, 1pcld)'
oas Slot be5ieben wolten, iperber
iid) alio ~porlduiig in ibrer @rlpartunf
getGuift ieben.
Gr-Y oli5ii # geitorben. -
Sn ieiner @obnung Hr. 244, Siio.
SlnnitroBe, itorb eeiteru slbeno eegeu
S llbr Der friibere Boli5iIt Sobn &ieB'
ling. Sim %. Sonuor 1S47 geboren,
trot er am 81. gpril 1881 IN Die go
li5eina6t ein llno er ipltroe Dem DIT
lidcn 9iItrift 5i9etbeilt. 8eger
ldlcdter @eiunobeit m,ibtc CT iebod,
an t6. Saniiar 1902 r~eiieniren. 81
binterlabt feline 8itttue uno mebrere
ainoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
1yreier in z dpunIitatea.

@enrp g. SteoenS Der 9~eraubung
leiner slngebeteten aneeidulOigt.
- Sotte BON ibr ben 2allfpoB be.
tommen.
Su SagerStoiun ipuroe SenrD q.
Steoenion bon Smitbburg, @e.
idGftSfiibrer Der Stepenion Confer.
ben : Sobrif 5u GbetpspiQc, @uibing.
ton : County, bonn 5rieoensrid)ter
Soffmon bon SogerStolpn ouf Die
ACKNOWLEDGING bin, 6rou Cora Slifer
mo oeren Sodtcr Sri. Ignes Slifer,
lpclde oltf Der 9. 8ebitcr @robfarm
bel GbemSpiue poGnen, angeblidD nm
MertbIofen 5ltr Sobe Don $40 be.
ltobIen az babert inter $500 0iirg.
Idoft Dem @eridtSuerfobren iiber.
lpielcn. Stenenion bate ieit gerall-
mer Belt I'M Sri. Sliicr 9efreit, ober
filr5lid bon ibr Den 2oufpob befon.
men, nofoem lie, mie lie iogt, IN gr.
fobrrng 9ebraft, peiien @eiiteSfinh
er lei. Erotocm bate or aber fort.
gefobren, Der Game ieineS Screens
2%iebesbricfe 81 i6reiben, &aIeutin.
@iIbcr un0 Souuenirforten 81 idi.
den. Im SamItag lester @od)e
brannte Die Gonierpen . 6obrif, De-
rem @eidGftSiiibrer scr angcIduI.
nigte lit oOer mar, nieoer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

8on 2eudtgoS betGubt
ami unocn ipuroe geiterll
abeno in Dem &oit6auie BON Gauio
g. Softer, Gr. $40, 8eIt.2eriugton-
StroBe, SoIepb Sumner, pelher bis
Dor Surgeon in Nr. 427, 9torosGorep.
StraBc, mobnte. Gr mur0e nud) Dem
,Morplnno llniberlitGtS . Soipital"
gebrad)t, mpiclblt er in tritiidcm 3lt'
Iton6c bornieoer liegt.
Gitriol Grant or6eitct
mcifer. = Sn ben oItliden EGcil
Der Sta6t ideint iett Der 8itrio(-Sad
oen S6oltplob ieiner unbolocn Gid
tigfcit at ocrlegcn. gn Der Brott-,
5ipil6en N(liceannaitraBe mo Srooo'
,pop, lptroe, rpie iie Der Eoli5ei be-
rid)tetc, geitcrn bic 15.iGbrigc @liia-
beth 0idballt, Sodter bon Conrad
Oid6ont, Nr. 1917, aliceonnaitroBe,
NIT elmer dbenoen 5liiiiigfcit be-
lpribt, 10 bob lire GGeiocr groBe
9ronoloder ouiweiien. 0as iungc
MGoGen gloltbt, ben attentdtcr IN
einen1 ltngcidbr 3~5.iabrigcn Mon,,
oelien geidrei6ung nit Der bon Den
friiberen Spfern g~egebenen ilbereill'
Itimmt, at erfennel.
0rono in ser Sr ii e.-Snt
~fiinitcu Stodtperf Der 3lideripoaren.
fobrif bon S(len Cons & so. III Nr.
1t9, 8cit Baltimore Strobc, brod)
gcItern Morgen IA ll6r Elm 5eller
aus, meldes gliidlider Mcilc BON
Srn. @lg,tit 6rep bon Seeer > &c
partcment bcS uGcutidcn Gorrcipon'
benten," wcIdcr iih bon fcr @rbcit
oilf oem Scimpcgc befono, eutoett;
nilroc. 3crlelbc iettc Den Fcli5iitcli
Tinggolo in acnntnib, iuelder Die
fSclerlpeGr pom Goitcn Nr. 412, Gdt
bon Baltimore llt6 SonoDcrsS trobe,
olormirte. Sic llriod)e oes Seitcrs
lit lin6cfannt, bod purben Die Slant
men bltr6 bos idnelle Gin9reifen Der
9crcripebr ollf ibren Serb b%cldlronft.
Ger Sdaben bctrGgt mebrcrc Sars
Ieno 9ouors, Ga olid Die 8orrot1e III
Den onberen Stodtperfen brrd)
Nulif uno @oiier beid1bigt ipuroen.
Nls sic Sprite Ger. A ibr Spriten.
bans perlieB, pllrbe 6euerpebrmonl
Clarence airbp nieoergeiporfen itno
am @ein perlcbt. Ser 9eportcments'
ar5t Or. ~ltnoerbiG %leiitete Dem Ser.
Ietten dr5tlide Siilfe.
Die 6euerbeb6rb criidt III
Den Nn5eigeipalten oeS .DeutIden
Gorrciponoenten" mn gllgebotc fir
orei 0ompfipribeu, eiten 0abill'
Soften. ltno 2eiteriuagen, lef,S com.
bitirtc d)cmiihe Spriben u.Sdloitd)'
pagell 1900 Sub 21a'5oaige
Shl1ud)e mo Bferbe fir leds Wo.
nate. Naes Ndbere beia9t Die gn'
5eige.
Gin eigcnartigcr Sail. =
SIN israclitiifen Soipitnl itarb &C.
Itern Mprgen ST.. SoiepD &. Sef)ifer,
ipelder 90 Sabre lang Batient III
Dem Soipitol gelpeien mar, int alter
bon 90 Sobren. Sombur9er bon @e'
burt, fam SER sSed)iher Dor iinge'
fdbr 80 Sabren nod Baltimore, illlo
balO llnd) Der Snnbung luuroe er bon
einem &er5leioell befaaen, itfolge Del.
len CT ipater tbeilmeiie selabmt ipuroe
uno fdit total e~rblinbete.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
Nrieffaiten.

CD. 9. - Gin oitreidiid : lnsa-
rider 0erein periammelt iid III Der
.Yroipect-Salle," neben Dem rSar-
htonic-gufe" oil Der @eit-6 apette-
,StrnBe. Der oeittid-nngariide n2ie.
berfrano" beriammelt iih ieben Diens
itag Mbeno in s. Safoh's Saac auf
2ocuit-4oint.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

blcben. Sm bohen Glitter
bon 10 Sobren Itdrb geitern Stun.
gunoe 2outcrbod), Satin 0es Srn.
Snco6 2outcrbnf. Die 8ecroigung
iinoet morgen Nn6mittag 2 llbr bonn
Irauerbauie Nr. t06, Sib.alnue.
StrnBe, aus Itatt.
Sn ibrcr 8obnung, Nr. All,
Siio.6 entrolsN uenne, itnrb om 9ien.
tag 6rou auniaunoe Moli, Wittipe
oes %ueritorbenen Srn. @noreos 8oIf.
Die 9eerbigung finoet morgen Nod.
mittag. A llbr pom SrauerbmIie aus
Itntt.
- &r. 9oul q. 5tein6dd idJieo
0elteru IN ieiuer 8obnung. 9tr. 10.
@elt.8iuoerItraBe, I'M alter bon 81
Sobren aus Dem 2eben. Sn 9eltId'
lnno geborer, fam er Dor % Sobren
uaf amerifn. gr binterlGBt ieine
Satin uno orei ainoer: Seroinano,
NINA uuo Saul Steinboh. Set lei.
ner 2moung III amerifa mar Sr.
Steinba6 2eier oeS .9eutiden Cor.
reiponOentcl."
NppIifotiouen nbgemi e.
en-. - Die Spirttuoien /, 2icen5.8e.
boroe tpies ecitern Die 9lppltfdtiouen
ser SS. Sacob Nmolstp Don yer. 143,
Ioro. @nbItroBe, @orris Bloom bon
0r. 1896. @oiigbitroBe. iu,o 6reberif
$. @Gittncr bon Ir. 1921, Sit-
6qpetteItrnbc, nm Spirituoicn'2icen'
gen ab.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

Gutter 81 at +. sd 'modJt'
idon nod cine Wab trinfen, ober ib
iiird)te ooS Munoperf meiner 5roit,
penn i) gar 81 ipGt beimfommc!"-
nMad' es 10 nie id. @enn's einna[
re6t ip1t e%elporbert, Damn fomm' i6
meiner Ilten 5itpor. -" n9tmmel.
freu5oonneripetter." 10 lag id) ltnge.
f1br, INN it's ridtig iuieoer 5iuei
llbr seiuoroen! Die peroammteu
Observation-Disclosures ion Der aildiif
bolenl slber oa beibt eS: 9Ieib' tod]l
Srinf' nod! 8irit ood) feline @arbi'
nenpreoigt fiirdten2 StebIt pobl gor
unter oent Yantoffel? Damn miro
mon fudtig uilo bleibt bofen, Der.
tbut iein if)oneS @eIb, iiitb 5i Sauie
boben Die ainoer: nid)ts gum an5ie.
ben. Oh braiflt idon ldngit eiteit
neuen SUIT, Der Gins itebt Dor Der
Ebiir, man FAINT iid) niht aiisifla.
fen, Ii. T. m.l" @enn banrt meme
sllte iiebt, ipie id) alifsereet bin, fdngt
iie ielber oii, mir 5it5ureoen, id ion
es nidt 10 trasiid nebmen, einn,al
mar feinntdl. limo inter ibren Croft
iuorten ihlaf' i'd oann aIlmalia idnft
einl"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21
I'm Wiifiiippi nnteraeaanaen.

Rew. Orleans, 90. 5ebriiar.
= Der 9arnpier nSu9oma" ging
belrtc 9lbeno Dor bieiiger Staot i'm
Iiiiiiiippi qrnter, anaeblid) IN 6ol9e
elmer Goniiion NIT Dem iran5oiiid)elt
Grel5er .aleber." SO perlautet, ooB
Menidenleben babel perloren einget.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

3peierlei auffaiinns,
Director: .Sdimpfen Sic nidt auf
Die 8oae, 81 Der eebort MIR Jener.s.
Sdauipieler: sD'rum ipollte idl
lie la gleid ms 6eiier tperien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-02-21

Ole rSpma &ef or M" idreibt:
9as Heprdientantenbaus unierer 2e-
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-28

at the houses and every day this
practice is INDUCED in, to the great
annoyance Of the box owner and to the
letter carriers.
These mail boxes are places on the
houses for the reception of MAIL Ex-
CLUsIvELY and the use OF them for adj
vertising matter is not permissible
nor desired and neither does the
practice bring as good results to the
merchant as it would were the adver-
Using matter put into the house.
No letter carrier will deposit mail
in letter box in which this advertis-
ing matter has been placed without
first throwing the circulars out. This
is because the mail might become
mixed up with the circulars and be
thrown away or burned without being
noticed.
Several complaints have been made
recently because of the constant use of
letter boxes for advertising matter and
on Saturday one lady stated that she
had thrown circulars out of her letter
box four times that day and was ex-
ceedingly indignant because the
practice continued.
Another lady recently saw a circular
in her mail box and becoming vexed,
threw it onto the ground. Later in
the day she discovered that she had
also thrown away postal card bearing
an important message, which had been
concealed in the circular.
Merchants who advertise in this way
should advise those who distribute
the matter for them, to put the cir
culars into the doors of houses and not
to deposit them in the private mail
boxes as the latter are for MAIL
ONLY.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-28
Resolutions Of Respect.

1t has pleased Almighty
God. in his wise providence, to re-
move from our midst to the higher
life, our beloved and esteemed Com
rade Patrick Smith, and whereas.
while We bow in humble submission
to the will of the supreme ruler of
this universe, we realize that in the
loss OF our Comrade our order has been
bereft Of beloved Comrade and the
community of a useful and upwright
citizen.
WHEREFORE, be it resolved, that
our flag and charter be draped in
mourning for thirty days and that we
our deep sorrow to the afflicted
family in this their time of mourning.
AND BE 1T FURTHER RESOLVED
that these resolutions be spread upon
the minutes of our Post Records and
also that they be published in the city
and copy thereof be
presented to the family.
Dated November 18th. 1907.
Committee: T. j. Cooper. J. B.
Grignon and Chris. Powderly.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-28
PORTRAITS OF
FORMER JUDGES
Adorn Walls of Portage and Wood
Court Houses.

The Stevens Point Gazette in its
issue last week contains an account
of two portraits which now adorn the
walls of the Portage County court
house. The Wood County court house
has ssimilar portraits and therefor
the item will interest our readers. 1t
reads as follows.
Excellent life size portraits of the
late Judge Geo. w. Cate and Judge
Gilbert l.. Park now adOrn the walls
Of the circuit court room at the court
house in this city, one being hung on
either side Of the platform where
Judge Chas. M. Webb presides. They
were made by I'll. A. Lyman, the OSh-
kosh artist, the work being tirstclasS.
Judge Cate was selected as circuit
judge June 4, 1854, and held that Of
fce for nearly q years, or until March
T. 1875, when he retired to go to con-
greSs. Hon. Gilbert L. Park succeeded
HIM and presided as judge of this cir
cult until he was compelled to resign
on account Of failing health in 1883,
he in turn being succeeded by the
present incumbent, Judge Webb.
Both the now deceased gentleman
were residents Of Stevens Point, and
no community was ever blessed with
nobler, better men. Both were born
the same year, Gilbert l.. Park on
August 81, 1924, and Geo. W. Cate,
Sept. II, 1924, the former in New
York and the latter in Vermont. Mr..
Park studied law at Kalamazoo, Mich,
where he was admitted to the bar, and
Mr.. Cate was admitted to practice in
1915 at Montpelier, in his native state,
coming to Wisconsin and locating at
Plover the same year. Mr. Park came
TO Wisconsin in 1851, locating at Grand
Rapids, where he resided one year,
then came to Plover to remain three
years, and thereafter until his death
was a resident of Stevens Point. He
served as district attorney of Portage
county and for several years, and dur
ing the war of the rebellion was ad-
jutant of the 18th Wisconsin infantry,
Judge Cate also served in various Of
fetal capacities, including the state
assembly and house OF congress-, and
coming here in early days, when CEN
trail and northern Wisconsin was a
comparative wilderness, both exper-
fenced the hardShipS of the pioneer
and were occasionally compelled to re-
sort TO other work outside of their
profession to make living. The re-
cord of their good works will live long
and is a model for future generations.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-28

While descending the stairs leading
down from the court room last even
ing about five o'clock, Attorney Fred
W. Genrich, who had just concluded
the defense of Charles Meyer, slipped
upon one of the steps, and in en-
deavoring to regain his balance rup-
tured some of the tendons in his back.
But for f. E. Bump, who was with
him, he would have fallen to the floor
so intense was the pain following the
accident. He had to be assisted into
one of the offices and a physician was
summoned and did what he could to
alleviate the pain after which Mr.
Genrich was taken to his home, and
it is doubtful if he will be able to be
around again for two or three weeks.
His partner, Orlaf Anderson, appeared
for him in court last night and argued
the motion for a new trial in the
Meyer case.-Wausau Record.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-28
CONCERT VERY PLEASING
Excellent Program and Solo
Work Appreciated by ALI,

In spite of the inclement weather,
fair crowd gathered at the Grand
Wednesday evening, November %,
to greet the Grand Rapids city band at
their first concert in the series. of five
arranged for this. winter. Those
| who gathered there were enthusiast
| ic about the evenings entertainment.
praises of the city band every where
today.
The program arranged for that oc-
casion was an excellent one and the
marked. improvement made by the
boys since their last appearance in
open air concert was pleasing. The Sc
/ lections were made with the greatest
of care, and it would be difficult to
make a choice of numbers, which
would afford more pleasure that those
rendered.
Prof. Bliss in his cornet solo work
was especially pleasing and was COM
PEELED to re-appear. The Grand
Rapids city band is fortunate in hav-
ing director of the ability and train
ing of Prof. Bliss. and his work is ap-
parent each recurring time the organ
ization appears in public.
The city is no less fortunate in hav-
ing violinist of the ability of Charles
Warn, who charmed his audience
with his solo work Wednesday evening
Feeling every note, and breathing
into his work the soul that charms an
audience, he makes his violin fairly
throb with life, and the prolonged ap-
plause was the spontaneous response
of appreciative auditors. Mr.. Warn
was accompanied on the piano by
Mrs. |. p. Witter.
Too high praise cannot be given the
boys for their work Wednesday evening
and should the weather be favorable
the next concert night, they may be
sure of packed house.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-28
Order Limiting Time to Present Iaims and
Notice 10 reditors.

STATE OF WISCONSIN, wooD COUNTY, In
COUNTY COURT.
In the matter of the estate of william Post
deceased.
Letters of administration ON the estate of
William Post late of the fowl of Auburndale
in said County of Wood, deceased, having
court;
1T is ORDERED, That the time from the
date hereof until and including the Nine
teenth day of May A. D., 1908, be and the
same is hereby fixed as the time within
which all creditors OF the said William Post
deceased, shall present their claims for ex-
animation and allowance.
1T is FURTHER ORDERED, That all claims
and demands of all persons against the said
William Post deceased, be examined and
adjusted before this Court, at its Court
Grand Rapids, in said County, at the regular
term thereof appointed to be held on the
first Tuesday OF June, 1908 and all creditors
are hereby notified thereof.
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED, That notice of
the time and place at which said claims and
demands Will be examined and adjusted as
aforesaid, and of the time above limited for
said creditors to present their claims and
demands, be given by publishing copy of
weeks, once in each week, in the WOOD
COUNTY REPORTER, newspaper published
in the County of Wood, the first publication
to be within fifteen days of the date thereof.
Dated this 5th day of November 1907.
BY the Court, W. j. CONWAY,
County Judge.
Geo. L. Williams Attorney for Administra-
trix.
CFirst publication Nov, 7. expires Dec. 5.)
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1907-11-28
EUGENE MILLER'S
HOME DAMAGED

Just about noon Sunday an alarm
of fire was sent in from the home of
Eugene Miller in the Fourth ward.
A new furnace just completed, was
being used, and while Mrs. Miller was
at church and Mr.. Miller down town,
the heat started the floors and walls
to burning, and at the time the fire
was discovered, the flames had good
start.
The department arrived on the
scene in record time, however, and
very shortly good stream of water
was playing on the burning building,
with result that only three or four
hundred dollars damage was done.
The fire was discovered just in time,
however, or the building and contents
would have been total loss.
We'are informed that the house
and contents were covered by in
surance.-