Green Bay Weekly Gazette from Green Bay, Wisconsin • Page 6

BIG HAULS BY THIEVES. DARING BOBBERS. WILL VISIT GREEN BAY. ITALIAN COAL HEAVEBS. THE STATE GAZETTE.

Deltcacie, raped with slowing hand, On golden diahea, on banket bright, Sumptuous they etaud.KBvra. Marinette iron Work ttobbed Of They Chloroform and Rob fontmaMter About 7,000. Fifty Arrived Thursday to Work at the Xorthern Dock. The Hoard of Trade, or and Com-' mnn Council, Sfwupspcr ltepreu- Murray and Mire, ofMMle Hapldx, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11 tntlvrn and Other ronilnent La Marinette, May 8. The office of the C'roMHP People to Vlatlt this Vlty.

Thursday night, burglars entered the Marinette Iron Works company was en house of Robert Murray, who is post OUR MOTTO EVERY TIME. FAIR PRICES! free If I fl tJrder. by master and keeps a store at Little tered from a rear window Wednesday night and the vault broken open. About $7,000 in money was stolen. This money Rapids, sii miles south of DePere, and by the nse of chloroform rendered Mr, Murray and his wife unconscious, mostly belonged to a few of the employes, aud $500 of it was the money of the wife of one of the members of the firm.

The vault door was opened by the combina llMiliTt (Telephone Delivery, tion of the lock and the inside door by They took about $100 in money and tho keys of the store, which they found in Mr. Murray's clothing. Then, holp-ing themselves to a couple of pans of milk and other things which tLey found in the pantry, they proceeded to the drilling holes through, the door and mov ing the bolt The money was stolon GORBETT'S GROCERY. from a safe inside of the vault. No books or papers were taken.

A email store a short distance from the bouse. canh drawer was brokeu open, and the contents token ont. The burglars left no marks or traces of their work, except the drilled door and broken locks. Mo pow The striking coal heavers and lumber uhovers would not believe that the railroad companies inteuded to import men to take their places. They did not think it possible, but nevertheless, Thursday when the Milwaukee Northern passenger train came in from the south a number of the strikers were on the platform togotber with three or four policemen, and large crowd of people to see the imported Dsgos.

When the train stopped the busby heads of Italians were poked from every of the smoking cur aud soon a stream of them came pouring out of -the car. Several carried guns, and some one in the crowd remarked that the seat of war bad been removed from New Orleans to Green Bay and the American-Italians difficulty would probably be fought out here. The men huddled together near tho bagga ge car and as their bags, boxes and other possessions were thrown out they seized them hurriedly, fearful lest they might be appropriated. Among the number were several little boys with guitars, banjos and other musical instruments. The delegation of strikers present looked on with contempt and finally turned and left.

The Italians were set and lunched op canned oysters ai.d fruit. After satisfying their hunger they entered the barn of G. R. Woodward, and took bis team of largo boy FLOUR, FEED STUFF, IN VARIOUS GRADES AnrfiiMioii ly at Wnlhalu. Three years ago eeveral families from Walhaio cauio to Dyekcsville, askiug Father Vilatte to open uu Old Catholic iiimiou among tbein.

Daring these three jears the de-bire has become stronger aud htronger, Hud bo it was arrayed that Ascension Pay of lS'Jl, should be solemnly observed, and thereafter the mission should be regularly visited by the priest every other Sunday. The families interested furnished a mutable iiall for temporary use. A piece of land lun' beeu donated by one family bh a mIo for a new church, clergy hotistj end cemetery. The miMBiou is dedicated to Saint J'jM'pb. The.

first Solem Iligh Class waeeuug, tho celebrant fceing awiMed by the etioir from at. Mary's church, Dycktsvillo. Overoue hundred peraoiiH, of the visitors, eiiatitern aud acolytes took part iu the services of the day. Au eloquent sermon was preached on the immortality aud perfection of the ancient Ltotbolic faith. Iu the afternoon there was au iuformnl roeepiim given by the missionary.

The new site, beautifully litunted ou an emiut overlooking the eountry nrouud about for many miles in tnen direction, was visited and plans dis fussed. Ihe day wuh a delightful one, sod the utmost love hdJ bnroi'ioy prevailed. No one preseut could tscapo the general cuthusianui. SPBCHTOlt. i der was used.

Papers taken out of the safe were scattered upon the floor. There During the month of June the Board of Trade, Mayor and Oommon Council, Newspaper representatives aud others to the number of 200 La Croase citizens will leave that city over the Green Bay road aud come to this city on nn excursion. It bus long been the desire of Secretary S. Calvart of tho La Crosse Board of Trade to have that body visit this city in Summer and with that end in view ho bus been arranging for such an excorsion. At several recent meetings of the La Crosse Board of Trade the subject has been discussed and it has finally been settled that the excursion will be run.

A committee of fifteen was appointed at the latt meeting to make the arrangements for the trip, and to invite Mayor Copelund and the members of the common council to accompany them. Tho preliminaries have not been for-mulutcd but it is probable that the excursion will arrive here in the morning or forenoon allowing the visitors a day to loi.k nb jut the city and return the following morning, so as to enable them to see th-) country along tlia rjsd as I hey return. is no trace of the burglars. Funeral of Mrs .11. J.

Mt-ICnitli horses, harnessed them to the light spring wagon and drove off. Mr. Murray came to DePere yesterday morning aud still showed the effects of the chloroform. Grand Rapids Reporter: The funeral CORBETT'S GKOCERY, FORT HOWARD, MAIN STR. The robbers are believed to be the same services of Mrs.

M.J. McRaith took place on Thursday morning, at 10 o'clock, as announced iu this paper last week. It who on Thursday morning forced open the front door of the Kellogg Banking was largely attended end the services company's bank in DePere, by the use of a couple of chisels, which were found CORBETT'S GROCERY. were impressive. The flowers were numerous and beautiful.

The residence being adjacent to the church the Rev. Beyerle accompanied the remains from Dear the door. the house to the church. He preceded Hale and Hearty at 77 Years of Age. Into The Gazette office entered this morning a man who is eroct in form, China, Crockery and Glassware.

at work to-day and will be kept employ-ed throughout tbe season of navigation Arrargeni! uts will I.e'miJo by the keen eyed.elastic iu step and with a voice huiineis isou of this city to eLturtaiu the that conveys enough of heartiuess, good I59UI-U Vt fiClMll'L'. fiU'e OLrourageracrit for a man the ooflio, which wbs earned by the pallbearers, Messrs. Peter McCamley, John Collier, J. McCarthy. J.

A. Oaynor, Thoa. and Chas Daly. The mourners and fiiends followed. Upon the ensket rested a beautiful wreath of tube rotes, the gift of a friend in Milwaukee; an anchor, the gift of Madams John and E.

P. Arpin; one cross, the gift of Mrs. Wig-man, of Green Bav; and another the gift vimhxs. cheer aud coursge to stock a shipload of Hirer to procure attraction shove the iu all probabilities the programme pessimists. All this is backed by a mental vigor and a capability for work above NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK.

standard i a Vdrit ty or Uncle Tom's Cabin, wheu as talented a fctur as ElJie here wiil biubout as fo'lows: Inception by a of Busirief-s Aleu and bacd, au address of welcome by the the average of mankind, as is attested every day of the life of the original of this yWAY JDoWN j-'RICEs! Eilsler, piipp.irtnl by a btrurg ARISE. Inspectors Chipman and Fitzgerald, of Milwaukee, arrived iu the city from Marinette Thursday where they inspected the following crafts: Menominee River, Marinette, CydroD, Crosby, Harrison Ludiog-ton, Anna D. North, Muskegon. At this port they inspected tho J. G.

Nichols, Nellie, Stewart Edwards, M. Charnley, Liberty, Schiller, John Deneesen, G. Mayor, au excursion on the bay iu the of Mrs. Roy. At the house was a beautiful nssortment of ilowcrs to gifts of Mrs.

Nels Johnson and others. is obliged to play to a house in wLieb there in Jtss than 70.00. Such was the aflernonn t.inl a ball nt night. Mrs. S.

W. Harteau, of Green Bay, an It will be a great event, and a splendid J. old friend of the family nnd a noted singer Eltpal TEA SfcTS Latest Styles in GLASSWARE sketch. It hardly needs the naming of th President of the State Board of Charities and Reform, Andrew E. Elmore, as the original of the foregoing hasty outline of a woudorfully hale and heurty man, so familiar is his face and form to presided at the organ and sung the re opportunity for Green Bay to be seen at her best.

At the meeting of the Business Men's association to-night, the matter will be considered. quiem muss io such au able manner that even bodv noted it. The family felt A. R. grateful for the interest she manifested in tho service.

By taking off a barge of sugar the Lackawanna steamer Grand Traverse was enabled to float off the bar she struck VAI. Miss White, of Appletoo, visiting (Quarters. James McKone on Saturday leased of friends in the city. M. Freimanu, for a term of ten years, the coming in yesterday, and she landed at the G.

W. fc St. P. dock at seven o'clock. FBQM George T.

Marston went to Madison, two story, spacious livery stable, which is now in course of erection on Main street, Monday for a short visit. Otto Peterson, formerly of Fayette, ltobert Hoffman has gone to Chicago eondition of tffTairs hint uiclit, and Schumacher is justly indignant and it is doubtful if there will be billed another good attractiou hero or many months. To a company 4bat draws crowded bouses iu New York, Chicago, aud iu fact all the large cities of tho United Statte, it is humiliating in he extreme to face empty chairs iu a city like Greeu Bay. Notwithstanding' the desolated auditorium, the company the domestic comedy-drama, "The Governess," with the same care aod effect that would have marked tho performance before a $1,000 house. Eflie Eilsler, as "Zorah," was the great ceutial character, arooDd which clustered a group of excellent atsociates.

It was the hfit eomedy-dnima presented iu this city for uiany months. Won Itj- Etltlie I-'ortl The eecoi-d Dtmortbt medal oct-tcst under the auspptes of the V. 0. T. occurred at Music brill, Fort Howard, to purchase goods for his 6tore.

but now of DePere, is in command of the tug Spear, this season. everyone in this vicinity and throughout the State. To-day he notes the fact that seventy-seven springs have passed over his head for as there "is here no sense of loss or lack," with ever a "free play of mirth and tenderness," he would be wronged to call up in thought the frosts of the snme uuniber of winters. Iiis friends here and elsewhere throughout the country will join Tub Gazette in congratulations upon all that this anniversary proffers, with the added wish thi.t bis tears mRy be prolonged, and that they rcny hold as well all that is vouchsafed him to-dsy of health and energy. east of Freimanu's hotel.

The building is to be 41x11') feet, the foundation of which is already built, and it is expected that it will be ready for ocenpatjey by Ju'y 1st. C. V. Day, of Del'ere, was a caller at A new set of upper gates were put in at The Gaz kite office last week. L.

C. Reber returned from his trip to the lock last week by Overseer Cole, of tho Flx Kiver Improvement Co. Tho lower floor will be well arranged for ORBETT'S GROCERY, FORT HOWARD, WISCONSIN. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Cttumw-a, Iowa Thursday uight.

The steamer Fannie C. Hart will k-ave Handy Gysin attended the funeral of the purpose which it is designed, with ail of the appointJiC'tits of a first-class lively stable, which will include two offices, one for Mackinac Thursday. Mins Ella LeClair, at Ooonto, Tuesday. The schooner Georgia passed through Mrs. O.

Merrill and Mis? Kathenne from DePere Sat. morniug, with a cargo Merrill have gone to Chicfio for a short for ladies and one for gentlemen. Tt upper story will be conveniently fitted for the use of Mr. McKout's family. of brick, for Oconto, visit.

make 100 PE3 CENT, net on my I or Mi-ncer, cook of the Etigens C. P.Brt, AGENTS It is Mr. McKone'a intention to add to Miss M. A. Smith, who baa been Mrs.

J. Whitney, went to SttyughtcD, Ht-il. rrn-h e. I nrli-ra and 'ampin free. Write nunr.

Dr. York. The M. K. Kate ajjd upper.

At Klaus hall, ThuraJay, the Ladies' Auxiliary and the Epworth Leagues of the M. E. church, gave a sale, supper and his establishment a number of new rigs lirlHg-jjau, whs taken to the hospitul Saturday, a victim of the grippe. The schooner Badger arrived Saturday Friday. Friday evening mid was wiluefsed by a hirga uu beuce.

Those who competed ust as soon ns he gels into his new quur John Wigmau, of Grand Rapids, re ters. Mr. McKone has been in business fur the prize were, Nellie Waldo, Jessie entertainment, which was attended by many people. The supper was excellent, urned home Saturday after a few day's Munroe, J. Reynolds, Grace Scbultz, here for nearly eight yearp, and during tliut time Las built up a gtod trade, nnd i I 1 in the city.

Miss Atkinson arrived from Me lLisy Black, Bertoa Hansen, Eddie Ford the articles on sale useful, ornamental and attractive, and the entertainment has to day a more promising outlook than mid Willie Iiarr. tropolitnn, Mich Saturday for a visit of ever. -ft The judges wero the Kevs. J. White morning wifti stone from Bay Hi'ttie-taent.

The schooner Riverside, with a cargo of lumber, was towed out by the Denes-sen Saturday taornitig i.n sailed for Chicago. The steamer ronnie C. Hart oWaicd Tuesday for Mackinac. The prospect for general freighting this season ia not flattering aud the gen Fine iiurnes I'uif and H. W.

Thompson, of Greeu Bay and pleis-ing. The programme was 83 follows: PART I. 1 Song. Mrs. Koeinon, MiM Duchitoiu, -Mr.

Fitzgerald and Dr. orjecn. 2. Heading, Alls Eolly Clatlin JLcv. W.

Millar, of Fort Howard. Frank Duehatesu and Winfred Abrams, a couple of weeks. Mies Bessie Hagemeister went to Marinette Thursday, where she will be the guest of Mrs. Gemo. Mrs.

Peter Olson and children, arrived were in the southern part of the State All of the speakers did exceedingly Sunday and while there, took occasion 3 Kohi, L'elie Sjmrr to invest in some fine horses. Frank BOILLNG WATER OK MILK PPS'S GRATEFUL COMFORTING. home last week from a visit with rela -1. xaii.s (M')ucnou, Uoroo, Lee and Zilkowkl. livcitmlon, Mis.

U. 11. Moorn Ducbatran, purchased from G. W. Sells, tives at Forest Junction.

eral impressions among vessel owners is that there will be little done. The dredge O. B. Green is at work iu of Waukegan, Ills, Gexesta, a stand Miia Ina Zuydeman, telegraph opera ard bred mure. She was raif-ed by tor at Ashland, arrived on Friday noon the Sturgeon Bay canal.

Dwight Lawrence son, of Prairie Cen for a visit of a couple of weeks. tre, sired by Suzerain, G.GSO, whose well especially Eiidie Ford, to whom the aiedul was awarded by the judges. The award was made on the following points: Effectiveness of delivery, involving what is not taken into account by the other four items, such as a right jouceptioD of the piece, sympathy with sentiment, lntlsctiou, attitude, sus-iained fon-e, magnetism or whatever Knes iaivurj making a a effective dcliv-fry. The were all appropriate nud in keeping with the temperance work. The crews of the Dencssen boats are engaged in rebuilding and enlarging The Misses Mamie and Lizzie VanJer- PART II.

1. Sous. At. E. Churrh Choir 2.

W. H. VV'szt'oiit-r .1. Uiifft. LUlli" lit'herl Girlo 4.

Kccltttiou, Dif.T Huniop 5. Spurr acd Ncilie fc-piir ft. Green Lake Quartette Each feature of the occasion was a gratifying success, $50.00 being realized by the societies. LABELED i LB. TINS ONLY.

1.1w 4 record is he by Gkaxd Sen brook, of Fort Howard, atteuded the funeral of Miss Ella LeClair at Ooouto, record 2:27 and sire of seven in the 30 olass. Her 1st dam is by Compkeb their dock at the foot of Pine street. The schooner Veto was taken to Fowles shipyards Monday for repairs. I Tuesday. Ed.

Boaler, the Green Bay tlsb dealer, 492, record sire of fast colts, he by fiambletonian. This is a strong bred was the city Tuesday, looking afier fKilllT FFD Hambletonian mare and is a very prom us interests in this locality. Wtnrgeon Drawn. The following Jurors, for the June Xeetled Improvements Likely to be Made in Turner Hall- At a meeting cf the Turner Society Bay Advocate. ising 2 year old colt.

Th Gr rAtff ith DRflfK. PavK 'tf ttidal'! it if lfik'lHl, VkiiuK. an 1 appHtiiinz rvhl i tH (ifln.m A UMtUiilul Hi fur term of Circuit court which opens Jnne Winfred Abrams also purchased an exceptionally fine driving horse in Keno held Thursday, a committee was appointed to consider the repairs and improvements necessary to put Turner hall sha. PARKER'S To the Publir. Queen Bay, May 8, 1891.

Editor of The Guzet le At a meeting I rj W' e-flS Pr'-r lu man! in first-claw) conlition to meet the public demand for a suitable and pleasant place of amusement. This is a wise move on the part of the society and one that will pay for itself eventually without a doubt. Hair to in Youthful Wednesday evening, of the Coal Heavers, there were i2 ou the roll. It was carried -EJOTCukj wan iIimw a hair lautiij. i Mrs.

J. VV. Garvey and children who have been visiting at the home of Mrs. Thomas Bennett returned to City Wednesday. DePere News: Mrs.

A. H. Magoon and sr-n llal arrived home from Denver Sunday. Leslie Magoon arrived the following day from California. Mrs.

II. C. Gardiner, was called to Essex, by the severe illness of her nv tlier, A. F. Urquhart, aud left Thursday morning.

Muster Leonard returned to his nne in Oconto, Monday, nfter a short visit at the home of his grnudmother, Mrs. M. Luekeubach. Walker andW. J.

Abramp, of the Green Bay, Wmona St. It is proposed to lepaint the woodwork 2d, have been drawn: Peter Jacobson, Town Alluuez; Frank Abseinse, Towu of Bellevue; John B. Vet-tus, II. Williams, Wm- Cronin.lst Ward, Michael Kenedy, 3d Ward, Theo. Giar-din, 4th Ward, City of De Pere; Edward Gestner, Town of Eaton; J.

B. Meert, 1st Ward, P. Martin, 21 Ward, Joseph Riley, Wales Perrigoue, 3d Ward, Julius Mats, 5th Ward, City of Fort Howard; Hugh McClaugtilin, Christian Kunta, Towu of Glenmtire; Theodore Distache, Town of Green Bugolski, F. Kersten, 1st Ward, Anton Kox, Louts C. Mohr, llil-ruer Dauz, Leon Findeiseu, 2.1 Ward, II.

Pinnkett, Ward City of Green Bay; Patrick Wolf, Maurice Homme Touu of Holland East; Joseph Orial, Town of Howard; John Gross, Michael E. Cain, Towu of Morrison; H. E. Mauer. Jobn Brown, Town of Pitttield; Henry Scliiei-ghe, town of Scott; H.

Wheeler, Louis and fresco the walls and ceiling, increase the seating capacity of th gallery at the V.Vat iVh 'ity. rmlixMtion. Paia.TaU HIMDERCORNS. n. t'V rear of the hall.exchangethe preseut seats 'or comfortable opera chair and make needed changes in and about the stage.

The changes and improvements are such as appear really to be demanded and the Turners in making this move are re jtj-st iisr. that a committee of be appointed to wait on the Superintendent of the M. N. Ky. and th Superintendent of the O.

15, Y. St. P. to compromise with those gentlemen flud fix the rate Bt cents ier hour in the bold of the vessel, and list cents for dumpers, but tbey would uot listen to the committee So it was decided Ihst evening to stick to that rare to the end. Since that time the Ai.

Jt N. Ky, has shipped in about 50 Datros. Vt Coal lien vers that have lived here for a number of years and have homes here, nsk the business men to help us in our cause so far as possible. All we ask i fair aod just. Signed: C.

H. Koenth, Swretary. Trie Club. The Marquette club met on Friday 7 New nl t'l in Pajn-r rwnra-Jicu febuiii. Kiiiirt-.

in i 1 liJoW Pi spondirg to the demand of the pnblie BAHY CA A i ES hlccant New ia ilambuo aud Wood. brdraan, town of Suamico; Patrick Jgo, John Parker, Joseph Mackiu, Town of righ Uto wu West. in its requirements for such a place. The committee are to report ou this matter to the society ou next Thursday CEXNDROH BICYCLES evening, May 1. Highest ThaGfindni Atlcinotr-tl Bank Ituhbrr.t.

Wednesday uight an attempt wamade to rob the Kellogg bank at DePere. The burglars gained entrance to the building by forcing the door open but the great steel vault baffled them and they left without having secured anything of Paul railroad went to Chicago Friday raoruiug ou business. Mrs. Morgan L. Martin and the Misses Sarah Bnd Debbie havespwit the past wiuter in the South, returned home last Friday evening.

Mr. aud Mrs. Ed. Kraft will spend the ensuing summer at Green Bay. There residence on St.

John street will be occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stephen during the interval. Sturgeon Bay Advocate.

Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Norris, of Minneapolis, arrived in the city Friday evening for week's visit with Green Bay friende, with headquarters at the home of Mrs.

Norris' sister, Mrs. H. W. Woodruff. Sellers, of Fort Howard, still a Republican," was one of the inscriptions placed upon the Plankintoo House register yesterday.

Mr. Sellers is a pioneer and strong in the faith that Republicans in the stare have met with a temporary defeat. He is proud of the fact that he was the organizer of the first Republican club in Wisconsin. Milwaukee A JNfiVKpuper haunt at Ilel'ei-e. The Del'ere News to-day appears with Ihe names of Halliae Marvin at the lead of its columns as publishers place li-f lialliue Proctor, rr formerly.

II. .11. Proctor has disposed of his interest to 11. IS. Marv-iu, who has been a resident of ttrten Bay for a long time during which period was foreman of The Gazette tiffics.

Mr. Marvin will have charge of Ibe wora in the mechanical department while 51 f. llnlliue will assume the edi-lorial duties of the Mr. Marvin ill give to hi3 department exceptional i 1 and i llicieucy along all of its Hue, as be is especially well -qualified for the po-nilinn, pos-si ssing both accurate knowledge of its lequirements, as vell as ability in the po'formanci) of its duties. The Gazette predicts for tho tirm a full anecd of prosperity, which ia happily liuked at tin time with th he-Uihful signs of growth that are apparent iu the city of Del'ere.

They Are 'oiuing. "When the Board of Trade of La Crose determines to do a thing, it is virtually ocomplished. They have decided to ruu grand excusion to this city over the Green Bay road, in June, and at the last meeting of the body, the following committee was appointed to make all arrangements: A. Uirsbheimer, A. U.

Mitchell, C. A. Ka ppler, J. S. Medary, G.

Montague, James McCord, C. F. Klein, Wm. Lohmiller, T. A.

Dyson, B. L. Strouse, E. "Wiggengorn, D. S.

McArthnr, John Lien- kiucii, Ilcur A. Salvor, II. Gouaarvl. The gentlemen ere the representative business men and manufacturers of La Crosse aud represent several millions of dollars. Greeu Bay will give the visitors hearty welcome.

Purrhanrd by Mr. Kale. On Friday L. B. Sale purchased of the Northwestern Life Insurance Company, through its agent, Oliver Libbey, the three story brick block at the southwest corner of Adams and Pine streets, and the old post-office building, paying for them S7.5O0.

The buildings have a frontage of 58 feet on Tine street aud 132 feet on Adams street. Mr. 8le will have both buildings put in first class condition and wiil eventually have the large ftore on Adams street formerly occupied by the post office, divided into two stores. 5I-eliiiB of liuurd vriltalth A meeting of the Board of Ilea th was held Friday evening at Dr. Brett'i office.

Organization for lS'Jl, was efleded by the election of the following officers for the ensuing year: Chairman C. W. Streckenbachi Secretary and Treasurer Manfred Jacobi. Physician of the Board Dr. C.

Brett. Inspector of Plumbing H. Spencer. Officer Mike Nolan was eelectedto act evening, with the Misses Desnoyers, when was given the following PliOORAMME. Piano Solo, Mim Uarran "Kducated Above Their htaiiuu," B.

W. Ta.ylor, Misa Kulli-hcr Sonu "Douelan," Mta J. Liirknnbacti l'oK fcaiuto Fentianua, Antciua aud Fabian, tia Denuoyi-ra Song "I Can't Make It Out, tau Von!" Master Leonard Woe 2 Rcadins "A Viait to Alexander' riiore," JUiaa Kcllcher The club adjourned to meet with Miss Amelia McCormick, Friday evening, May 22d. mm -THE GENDHON No. 4- $90.00 value.

It was a daring attempt at robbery and from the fact that the same night at Marinette burglars entered the office of the Milwaukee Iron Works', broke open the vanlt and carried away $7,000, it would seem that this vicinity is infested with an organized band of burglars. Also Bird Cages, Foods, Artist's Materials, Stationery, School Books, Barnes Inks, tat si 221 North Washington St. puuuiuMu it lud iiuttia iui iiiii year. Regular meetings will be held the first Thursdays of every month. Green Bay, May 8, 1891.

Commencement F.xrrt-lsett. The commencement exercises of the Green Bay High School will take place on Friday, Jnne 26, at Turner hall. Miss Sadie Allgire will deliver the salutatory and Miss Kittie Shoemaker the valedictory. The other members of the class are, the Misses Louise Dean, Mary Kel-leher, Blanche Shearer, Came Thomas and Messrs Clyde Warren and Edwin L. Oeer.

Planing Mill Mold. Friday, the East Kiver Planing Mill, owned by W. Schmidt, J. H. Oeterlob, and Phil.

Nau, and conducted under the firm title of J. H. Osterloh Co was sold to H. Mueller and will continue by Liai. The mill has and will be continued to be a paying institution.

All kinds of Mr. Collins KtHlgnw. S. L. Collins who has been ChiefTrain Dispatcher in the C.

M. St IMrain Dispatchers office since its remova from Milwaukee to this city has resignd and left Thursday for Hot Bprings, Aransas where he will spend some time in atnuch needed rest. i Although in this city for but abort time Mr. Collins has made hosts of fiends who regret his departure. Mr.

W. Boss has been appointed to fill tie va Died. JAX. Mrs, Peter Jax died Friday morning at her borne on south Jackson street after an illness of lees than four weeks, death resulting from a disease of the lungs. The surving relatives are, her husband and five children as follows: Mrs.

Oaken, of Daggett, Mrs. KnolJer, Moeiuee, Mrs. Lily Smith, Daggett, Mrs. John (Annie) Bardouche, and Peter Jax, Green Bay. She had also a brother Bt Appleton and a sisters, Mrs Young of Kaukauna.

To all whom it may Concern. Take Notice that my wife, Maria Thcreae Paye, baa It-It mr bod and board without ut caune or provocation, and that I will pay no tlebia of her contracting trom and after date. Green Uay, May 3. ISiil. W.

Ringsdorf, D. D. S. G. E.

Henry, D. D. S. Graduates of Chicago Colleen of Dental Surgery Dental Rooms Formerly occupied by Dr. Hale over Jorenscn'a store in Fort Howard, vi'e to announce to the public that we are prepared to.do nil kill-Is of work pi-rlRiniuir to onr profi-nsion, both Hi Artificial Dcnluns or all kiaila.

Crown nti Bridge Work, and the Treatment of DixeftKed and Dwayed Teeth aad Acute and Chronic ni-aes of the Month, daw The BnstinenH Urn. Friday night the Business Men's association met at the club rooms and discussed the matter of arranging for the entertainment of the La Crosse Board of Trade, city officers and ethers who will visit this city during June. A special meeting of the association will be held to which all business men, members or not members, will be invited, and a plan of action will be discussed. It is the general wish of all who have been interviewed on the subject to give the visitors a royal welcome BDd a general good time during their stay in the city. cancy.

IIKI. JAX In firccn Bay, Friday, May', Mt, Aknik Hakii, wire of I'Erau of coua. ti'jn, til years and 3 days. FIRST CLASS JOB PRINTING DONE A.T THIS OFFICE I placing mill and job work is done..