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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02
The Young ladies' Of the city cav

The young ladies Of the city gave
4 very enjoyable party to their gentle
raen friends, Monday evening, at Opera
Hall. Some fifteen couples were in at
tendance and tripped the light fantastic
toe until midnight. Refreshments
were served at IT. 4. Barnes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

The people ali over tho state are
responding generously to the call for
aid for the suffers from the Phillips fire.
Col. Upham with car load Of provis
ions was the first to respond and was
on the ground IS soon as a train could
be got through the flames.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02
C3ty office RS.

City Officers.
Cha;rman-F w. MCINTYRE.
Su,c.. i~ors-W. Ii. bonner, X. SLAT-
1EhT.
CIerk-W. ] REILLY.
'Treasurer-TRED MoREY.
Ae5essor-W. A. BRADFORD.
.justices-JAS. OBERHoLTZER, A. Il,
RICHlSON, W. j. DENoE, ID. GRAHAM.
Cons,ables-Bcn MINTON, q. ii.
THOMPSON, WILL KODERICK.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

%. b. Moon went Oshkosh oatur
day to spend Sunday With his family
who are visiting relatives there. He
returned Tuesday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

John O'Brien, representing Roun-
dy Peckhaln & Co., of Milwaukee, was
interviewing his numerous customers
in this city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

The city Of Phillips, situated on
the Wisconsin Central, south Of Ash
lane, was entirely destroyed by fire
last Friday afternoon. The entire
pant Of the John r. Davis Lumber
Co, together With $4,000, 900 feet of
lumber, was destroyed. The tannery
plant which was considered one OF the
largest in the country was also Destroy
ed. Business houses, churches, school
houses. county buildings and over six
hundred dwelling houses went up il
smoke 1t leaves over two thousand
persons withouta shelter over their
heads to claim as their own. 1t is
estimated that as many as twenty-five
lives were lost in the fire, the victims
either being burned or drowned in the
lake in their attempts to escape. At q
conservative estimate the loss is placed
81 SEQ 900. Provisions for the destitute
people have been pouring in by the car
load from all parts OF the state, and
they now have enough to last q month.
Jas Mckinley, Of this city, loses five
thousand dollars by the fire, he having
had some residence property burned,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

-WANTID.- Situation rs Yard
Foreman ny !, competent man. Il
years experience in shipping and
handling mill cuts. a | references.
Address w. Ii. b. Care Of this paper,
Eagle River, Wis.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02
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! SUNDAY
N. A. Gilman transacted legal
business at Rlinei&nder the latter part
"a las' week
Henry O'C0nn0r came over from
Rhinelandrr Friday and spent a few
days with relatives
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II. J. O'Mallcv, chairman Of the
town OF Mlnocqua, IS III the city at
tending u meeting CT 'he county
board.
Joe Nemachek has greatly improv-
ed the looks OF his property on Main
street, by building neat picket lence
III front.
LII. Cook returned. Saturday,
from NaHsau where ne mao oe''h us d
witness ior MISS 0Wlhlm III ner hoRi'-
stead matter.
County Clerk r. /. Laughljn, OF
AinocQua, Is IN the cltE. re came
over yesterday 20 attella 'lle i'ee''llss
O! the county ooaru.
There viii be q dance atthe boWery
Saturday evening. Preparations Tor d
grand time nave hee~ maze anu YOU
should not mss gong.
Miss Nellie Dunn, Of Marinette,
arrived III TINS city yesterday ana
VIII N's'o io' @ y. ''''
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The brick Ter the water WORKS
arrived Yesterday ana the town board
will soon begin the work Oh putting
IN the new boiler ana pump
Miss Lou SWlmm was at Wausao
Thursday and FRIDAY, making hhat
proof on her homestead. oae "t'S "c-
companied by Mrs. Geo. Stewart.
t-l>a,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

THE base ball club Of this city will
undoubtedly cross bats with the Minoc-
qua Indians next Sunday at Minocqua.
The boys have been trying for some
time to get up o game With them and
now. having succeeded in doing SO, will
have q real good time with them.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

Jas. Mckinley was around the fore
part CT the week ruaking collections 10
aid the sufferers from the phillips fire.
He raised over two hundred dollars in
cash besides quite 8 quantity OF clothes
and provisions.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02
Kenneth Bazemore haC

-Kenneth Bazemore had the good
fortune to receive q sanll bottle of
Chambarlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy when three members OF
his family were sick with dysntery.
This one small bottle cured them all
and he had some left which he gave to
Geo w. Baker, q prominent merchant
OF the place, Lewiston, N. c., and it
cured him Of the same complaint.
When troubled with dysntery, diar-
rhooa, collie or cholera morbns, give
this remedy a trial and you will be
more than pleased with the result.
The praise that naturally follows Its
introduction and use has made it very
popular. - and so cent bottles for
sale by T. Beardsley, Druggist.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02
Churches and Societies.

- atholic Church Services first sunday III
4 corh month Aass, 1920 II IN Nesper$
800 p III ~, ,,4
Rev Father n. July, PaStOr 1
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

nrn,onv Tent No. Il X. @. r. NJ. meets
sycry urs'iny 1 ,It1n. It ,; A. Go ni
ways welcome. ,-...,,,,,.l,,,,
{. W. Ryan, H. X. w o. hlhip"1' '"''i'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

rv A-EacIe Waters Camp No 900 meets
hl each 1st and third Friday OF every
Iva month at >miley'S haN
" y Bradford ADV NJ
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-08-02

700 Eagle River Lodge No 100 meets
every Monda" at their hall over T. ieiliu-
/ .Inv's drur store Brothers 1rom otiler
odn,,s are cordially invited &C.,.
JaH white \ u "e'' b''' '"7 NV
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-28

- Sm Otter bon 1O3 Sabren 1T
in Sem Yort Grau Gannte Galz
fenberg gel torben. Sic mar in
9euti@lanb geboren unb por AZ Sab
rem eingetpdnbert.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-06-28

Trau bur4 Dds llnte Muge IN Den
&opf brang. sic itir5te iofort tobt
CUR @rbe.
milbesbauiem Die bie,
i9on felt ca. einem Sabre 9rahierenoe
Dtpbtberitis tritt in ber lebten 3eit
mieber beftiser auf. Mu4 @rpadiene
perb.n in LETTER 3ett pielfa@ bon Der
i4redli@en &rautbeit befalen; oiele
Rinber liegen auBerbem an bic Maz
fern barnieber. Ser S4ulbeiud 1T
infolgeoefen nur l4maH.
Med(erbnra.
S4merin. Sen Medlenburger
Na4ri9ten benz bier eri4einenoen
9ofblatt, entnebmen mir folgenbe in
tereHante Mittbeilung: @s 1T jebt in
ben 8ldttern piel BON 6ernrttten bic
@ebe, Bel bener es iid inbeB nur um
tur3e @treden 9anbelt. Gtnen Mitt,
Der ale bisber semelbeten an 2dnse
ibertrift, fat fueben Yrtn3 Mbolf
Triebri@ nit ieinem militdrii9sn Be-
gleiter bon &onitaptinopel nad G&tpez
rim unternpmmen. Ser !6er5og fat
auf Der Miidtebr BON 5etner Orient
reife, auf bet uu& Seruialem bon SAT-
ia aus gu pferbe errehht muroe, ii9
in So nitautinopel beritten gema9t
unb legt nun %anndbernb benielben
Meg Suriid, ben einit Rarl BET 3mDlfz
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06

approval OF Mgr. Satoli. which was suf-
ncient Justification.
1 notice thai the Supreme Council of
the Knights OF Pythias are also wrest-
ing with the Temperance question" said
bEhop WattersOn. 1T IS sentiment
mat Is making substantial headway IN
this country I have never condemned the
business ~ selling liquor as evil IN ITSELF.
but because OF the sbuses that have
generally attended the traffic. and Of the
dlsreputc connected with A. Some four
or five years ago J fu7i0 regulations in
the diocese that in future no Catholic
society tba. should be or9anized, or any
branch of an old society, should receive
into membership any persons engaged as
principals OF agents ~ the manufacture
or sale Of intoxicating liquors. Last
Mach the order y Is widened so as 80
apply to all societies or course sa-
lOOnkeepers who We're members on the
adoption Of the order were not affected,
but Kept their membership.
The action Of the Plon8ry Council at
Baltimore. In recommending those en-
gagel in the business 20 abandon IT, is
further evidence Of the position Of the
Church. The spirit Of the age IS against
the rum traffic friend OF mine late
ly showed mo a great pile Of clippings
from the newspapers an over the country.
relating 70 my action in the matter, and
II was gratifying % note that very
large percentage Of the editorials were
cOmmendatOry."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
LNTERYAL REHENUE REcELPTS.
A Splendid show ing in tho Sixth District
Pretty Wedding.

LYNCHBURG. Va. Sept. Especial
The collections of internal revenue for
the month Of August in this, the Sixth
district OF Virginia, aggregated Sl5s,-
7G2l1. as against Sj9jfO.92 for the same
month last year 1Ae sales Of tobacco
stamps for August. l-o4. alone came
within less tnan four thousand dollars
OF the total revenue from all sources
during August. ls.n, which goes 10 show
that this great increase Of business is
I.i entirely que 10 tAe rush OF distillors
to take their spirits from bond prior 10
the taking effect of the tarin bin.
ln to-day business. notwithstanding
the increase Of the tax on spirits, there
is gain of over four thousand dollars
over tbe same day last year. Business
shows "a decided Improvement.
The home Of Mrs. Mary L. Drlscoli,
No 1911 Twelfth street. was the scene
of a pretty wedding at 7.3O this morn
Wade ". Akers and NJ ~ Mamie +. Dris-
coil. Rev. Asa DriscOi. brother OF the
bride. performed The ceremony. Mr. r.
= Backstock was ne best man and
Miss Jennie Harris the maid OF honor.
The pretty bride was attired I'm hand
some travelling costume OF blue cloth
and carried "a bouquet Of roses. The
p4rlor was handsomely decorated with
flowers and evcrgreeus. After receiving
the congratulations OF friends. the couple
lctt for "a northern tour The bridal
presents were numerous and beautiful
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
PRICE TWO CENTS:
NORTH STATE POLITICS.
SENATOR'S JARvIS AND RANSOM 70
STUMP EVERY COUNTY.
Marion B-tlee Challenges the ror ner 90 a
Joint niscus-ion wire-Murdsrer
Kecsptured.

RALEIGH. ~ c., Sept. 5.-spocla.
a child one day old was 6ound 10
he'a near Dunn. iiarnett county. yesicr-
day where it had been LETT 10 die by rs
mother Its parentage l. unknown.
hoke Secrest. who murdered his wife
ana child several years ago. but VIII,
escaped punishment on plea u Insanity.
has been brought back from South Caro-
ma, who're he has just served term
IN the Lenlteni.ary, and was To day tax n
10 caldwell county. whore he will d,
tried Tor his crime. There is talk II
,yhchlng, but II Is believed the law wi
De allowed 20 take its Coursn.
both senators Jarvis and Ransom will
SPEAK IN every county IN tRe state during
the campaign. Ransom spoke M Norfa-
ampton county yesterday and Jarvis will
make MS hrst speech az Goldsblro Mon.
DAY. Butler. the Populist loader. has
cha.lenged Jarvis To joint di cussion.
Nyatt Perry who, some months ag1,
murdered Thomas Bailey IN dispute about
dog. has been captured at Durham. ana
fail
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06

WASHINGTON. Sept 5.-Judge Chas
D. Long II The lichiean Supreme Court
yesterday fled replication tho SUI
rr.me Court of the District of Column
bia 90 the answers Of C0mmis s.Olcr of
Pensions Lochren and Secretary H0ka
Smith in the matter Of the applicati.n %
of Judge Long for a maHdamus to com
VI the Commissioner 10 restore his
pension 20 the former rating of 81 70
month. instead of the $50 a month he
now receives. The replication of JldCe
Long is In the nature Of a gen raj denial
of the answers made by the defendants
and prays that the issue Of fact be-
determined by the court orAa Jury. This
famous pension case wi ] be- heard for
hnl argument before Judge Cole to-
morrow Commissioner Lochren has al
ready given notice that De sha move
the court to dismiss the proceedings ami
oppose all further delays on Judge Longs
part.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
TIE FREE ALc0RoL CLAUSE.
The Pharmaceutical Associations want
Marrow RestriciIons On II

days meeting of the Amer can Pharna-
ceuucai Association Il was decided Z
make an attempt 90 secure very narrow
restrictions as TO the free a'conoi clause
IN the new tarin bill. II was agreed
that with the reduced lax there would
be danger Of promiscuous selling 4 the
Intoxicating drug disguised rs b tiers
and the like. and a resolution was Adopt
ed requesting the Secretary Of the Treas.
ury TO limit the free alcohol 10 cases
where the drugs Is 20 be used I'm the
manufacture of compounds In which IL
is so changed as q lose lts chemlcl |
and physical properties. This makes IN
remission Of the tax a tile brnegt to
the retail druggist and tnere vas vigor-
GUS objection 10 the resolution before
1t was finally adopted George A. sea-
bury, OF New York WIS reelected cha r
man Of section on cOmmerc al nteres foi
another year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
PEFFERS son orr or A JOB.
sun,marily Removed from "A smnii fosi'ion
In the Capitol.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.-One OF sen
ator pefar's sons. VINO has be - CdiiIru
on the rolls as an assistant dH'I a., i-.
In the SENATE. has been dropped WIN l9.i
notice. and is now out OF q Jou. Mt tI
fer shares the fate of several olheI uo"l
keepers and clerks of the senate 'Nc tA
planation Of their summary reui cintul
being tbot the appropriation T. not l"lSe
enough 10 carry them through the Ic-
cess Ordinarily these places are REGARDED
AS annual. ANA their inc1unent3 ara"
salary for the recess as well as loI thc
time put I'm during the session. II is also
said that Senator PETERS son mas hcth
dropped uainly for the reason thai his
father is not regarded as "a Demonrai
nor even as reliable Populist. When
the Democrats got control of the Senate
last year they assigned TO all of the
Popullst congressman good committee
rooms and gave each OF them a. chair
mauship. Mr. PETER. who was suspected
of Republican leanings vas given an
exceedingly luxurious commit tee-room,
and one r his sons was put on the rolls
as an assistant dOor<ceIcr another Was
made messenger. and his daughter WAS
paid salary as committee clerk. The
son who was a ~ csScngcr resigned some
time ago 20 accept n clerical position in
the office Of the Sugar Trust in Now
York. The daughter is still On the rolls
but the other son has now been sudden
lY dropped. His father is somewhere I'm
New York State. ana has been appealed
10 by telegraph 10 exert his influence
for he young mans restoration 10 the
Senate paV-rOlls
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
no MoRE "CoNsERVATIyES."
Democrats Ia Gormnn's Home District
Want Men tn Congress They cnn Trust.

ANNAPOLIS. MD, Sept. THE Anne
Arundel County Convention OF the Moss
BAnnon faction OF the Democratic parry
to-day selected seventv-nVe delegates 10
the Fifth District Congressional 'oi!NeH-
tiOn. which meets tomorrow. RESOLUTIONS
were adopted endorsing President NIeNc-
land Chairman William /. wilson ana
the Rouse Of Representatives, III hoHeatl
and faithfully trying 70 give genuine 'aIiiI
reform 10 the American people ahu con-
deming the conservatives or pre'eNNt1
Democrats" The resolutions close as ioI-
lows:
40 that end, be 1t further resolved,
That q delegation OF seNeniy-hNe irno-
Gratis be selected TO represent anne AIuh-
del county I'm the Democratic Oonsiession-
al Conventions to be heid az 'atensFllle
on Wednesday. september ON. and that
said delegates be instructed 10 use all
honorable means 10 secure the nomination
OF a Democrat (not a 'cQhseFVallNe' J as
a candidate FOR Congress from ms dis
frict free from corporate influence. and
whom the people can trust u elected, TO
vote for free sugar and other free raw
materials. including coal ana iron. and TO
continme the nght for taIiu reform along
tSa un@s laid down by Grover Cleveland
"a XVtliiam L. WILSON
aurei senator Gorman's home, is IN
the Fifth district
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
ALcoHoL IA arr AND MEDICINE
Druggists Ma Lose the benefit ~ ihs Pro
rIainn 10. D.. " ~ 4 ,rlOf.

VISION fu H. Vow MIN
WASHINGTON. Sept. 5.--Representa-
tives on the National Wholesale Druggrists'
Association conferred with Secretary car
Isle and Commissioner Miller yesterday
on section 81 OF the new tarin law, witch
eXempts from internal revenue tax aico-
mol used m me arts and in medicinal prep
ar1tious or other Ike cOrnnOunds
Congress provided no money or ma
chinery by which the dcparmen could
administer the law. It's enforcement
would be easy without such provision
were n possible % cOnHne the operation
and benefits OF the section 20 the large
manufacturer WHO might be looked after
with comparatively little expense. but the
section applies 10 any honest ana iegitl-
mate manufacturer however small. The
great question is, how can effective super
vision be- established over the 10000 drug
gists and other prospective benenciaries
OF the act without the all OF a very large
force OF agents?
Treasury Department experts say there
seems 10 be only one course open. anu
that Is 10 pos tpone action unfil cOngreFf
reassembles IN December, when the oct
can either be repealed or modified.
George 4. Kelly, chairman Of the Com
mittee on Legislation, told Secretary Car
Isle and Commissioner Miller that drug
gists are I'm favor Of free alcohol for the
arts and I'm legitimate medicinal prepaTa-
tiOns but are opposed TO leaving the door
Open to fraud upon the Government reve-
nues, and would rather the law should fail
than this should result
Secretary Carlisle explained the situa-
ton. The department could not even en-
ploy agents To- be paid by the manurac-
turers themselves. the statutes strictly
prohibiting H. To enforce the law with
out any supervision would lead 10 un-
limited fraud Then again there would be
great differences OF opinion as 20 the con-
structiOn of the words the arts. ''medi-
cinal preparations" and other Ike com
pounds
The members OF the delegation were
frank 10 admit that they saw no way out
~ the difficulty except 10 let the matter
20 over Untl next session az congress.
Secretary Carlisle agreed 10 hold the mat
ter open for "A few days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
Republican Majority Increased.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, VT, Sept
5.-The returns from lB towns give Wood
bury Wepl 1885, Smith Nem). $50.
McGinnis Pop). 1853, AN others. l5g The
same towns I'm i',@ gave Page Rep)
1GGG, Brigham GJem), 9G3, all others
G2i. Woodbury's plurality 1882: majority
over an. 1899. The vote of the towns
THUS far reporting wa- SIS 1883. So per cent
Of the total vote of that year. Should
a.. same ratio OF Republican gain be
maintained in the remaining towns OF The
State. the Republican plurality would lee
3OglU. Toe majority over all exceeding g.-
0J indications are the Republican ma
j0rity viii exceed that Of any I'm the last
twenty years and far surI3ss that Of
1>s2-a Presidential year. Tho averug &c
Republican majority In of years since
1876 is Nltle less than 100. The General
Assembly promises 10 be overwhelmingly
Republican,. In the l3 towns reported
from there have been elected % Repubu-
cans Democrats e-1 d. Citizens Canii-
dates, and in live uo choice has been
reported. The same towns I'm lSN elected
1f Republicans ana p Democrats. and =
ecrf NOT rDDrneeutcI.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06

tory TO leaving I'm the morning lie
.eit ms poGketbook under the pillow. and
hat was lost. Mrs. r. Springer an el-
derly lady, after escaping in q night
gown went blck into the burning build
,Ins 81 turned on the water faucet She
,u-I n,r false teeth and was severely
ourhed on the hand. but saved gold
Mrs Morriset,. NJ Now York IN ad1i.
ton 20 an her clothing. lost "A ouantitv
Of valuable silver plate
me escaped gues-7 were seen to-day
about the scene OF the iire clad I'm bor-
roweI costume. The colored servants
slept in the servants quarters above
the Kitchen, and barely escaped with
The origin Of the fire IS shronaed in
mystery. The building and its contents
were totally destroyed. the loss beln, In
ne, neigh5orho0d Of $1,000. partly cover
Sd by insurance In addition 10 his heavy
t0ss on the house and furniture Mr..
alsinmeiz lost 500 I'm checks and money.
"hi,h had been paid him by his boarders
on saturday and Monday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
BIRMINGHAM Ra.lwa, Non Aroused.

BIRsuNGHAM. Ala. Sept. Some
twenty or more representatives. ana
n11na-ing officials of the various rail-
roads entering in Birmingham met at The
Commerciai club of this city I'm confer
erce This afternoon. Many matters re-
lating 10 ne future growth OF this city
we're discussed IL was shown that the
tonnage furnished the railrods az Biz
mingham was largely In excess OF the en-
tire cotton crop OF the South. The con-
ference was called by the Commercial
club. preparatory 10 an active campaign
bv the club TO bring about a speedier
OF the Industrial AMI COM
mcrcial interests Of Birmingham.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-09-06
Onsting Chiefs OF Divisions.

WASHlNGTON. Sept. :. 5.-Secrctary Car
lislc to-day called for the designations Of
Peter IS. Garrets0n. IF New Jersey, James
l.. Low. of Massachusetts. and Frank
AIiuken. of Maine, AL chiefs OF divisions
in the Architects othce Treasury Depart
ment. Messrs. Leaver. harrington
Lltham ana Beatty, also chiefs Of dlvis-
IONS iu the Treasury Department, who re-
sianel by request some months ago. but
who have been continued. were to-day
notified that their services would be no
LONGER required after October lst next.
1he rlacas ~ this last batch Of chiefs II
6fvt-iors viii he HIIed by putting in chiefs
~ divisions in the Comptroller's Office.
anp0intol by Secretary Carlisle, who have
been legislated ont ~ Office by the pro-
VISIONS 0f the D0ckery Treasury reorgani-
zation bin. which takes effect october lst.