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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-01
FORMAL NOTICE IS ISSUED.
New Rate of Interest Fixed On State Funos
in Depository Banks.

New Rate Of Interest Fixed on state FuhuS
in Depository Banks.
MADISON. Wis, Feb. 21.-The State
Board of Deposits to-day issued the lol-
lowing notice to bankers concerning the
reduction of interest on state deposits:
OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF DEPOSITS, Mad
1sox, Wis. Feb. q, 1S94.-At a meeting OF
the Board of Deposits he'd 9 p4frtthha s sw 70
of Wisconsin for the year, 1881, al
the executive chamber in the capltol
in the CITY of Madison on Tuesday, fepru-
airy 20, 1894, the following resolution lHlns
the rate of interest to be paid by the seate
repositories upon state moneys oeposi'eo
with them, was adopted
WHEREAS, There is at present IN tne
vaults of the treasury the sum OF $685.
which this board is unable to deposit IN the
banking corporations OF this state at the
present rate Of interest, and the same must re-
main in said vaults uninvested ana Wlthout
drawing interest unless the rate heretoIore
fixed by the board is reduced; and :,
WHEREAS We are satisfied that all OF the
moneys in the state treasury can be depos-
tied in the banking corporations OF this
state at the rate of two (2) per cent. interest,
and being satisfied that the interests OF the
state require it, therefore
Resolved. That the rate of interest from
and after March l., 1894, be fixed at = per
cent until further order of this board, and
that all of the state repositories be required
to furnish new bond, as required by law,
to comply with this resolution.
GEO. w. PECK, President
Attest, T. J. CUNNINGHAM,
Secretary of the Board of Deposits.
It is thus seen that the Milwaukee
bankers have been successful in their
effort to reduce the rate of in
terest They announced some days
ago that unless the rate was reduced
they would refuse state funds. Attor-
ney General O'Connor, who is mem
Der of the board, admitted to-day that
the matter at present is virtually in con-
troll of Milwaukee bankers. lnaddltlon
to the $75S, ZOO in the vaults of the treas
ury, the state has about 81 200, 600 on
deposit in banks, a large part of which
is in Milwaukee. Mr.. O'Connor says it
would be impossible to place more than
half this total of 100000 in banks
outside of Milwaukee if all took the full
amount they could under the
law; and he says it is better to
loan the full amount at 2 per
cent. than half at 3, even if outside
banks would take it at that rate. He
thinks, however, the Milwaukee bank
ers have grounds for their action,
as interest rates have been reduced by
Eastern banks, with which they must
compete. He is confident that a better
rate can be secured by June l, as he ex-
poets to see business improve by that
time, and also from the fact that the
state will have less to loan, as it will
pay out about 81 100000 between now
and that time.
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MOTOR DASHED TO PIECES.

Runaway on Il Hill and is Wrecked.
Ipjuring Three Persons.
CLEVELAND, o., Feb. 26.-Early this
morning, while passing down steep
hill on Seneca Street, the brake chain
on a South Side motor broke, and the
car dashed down the incline at fright
full speed. The motor kept to the track
until the Cuyahoga River bridge was
reached, when it jumped the track and
was dashed against the iron Orders of
the structure with terrific force. The
car was almost completely demolished.
Motorman Grimm stuck to his post and
was badly injured. Conductor Bone
was painfully bruised about the body.
One of the two passengers on the car
suffered slight internal Injuries, while
the other escaped unhurt.
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BENJAMIN BlABY DISCHARGED.
NO Evidence to Prove that the GleEwood
Farmer Killed His Wife.

Farmer hllleu his WIFE,
GLENwooD, Wis, Feb. 24.-Benjamin
Bixby, who was accused of numbering
his wife, was discharged this morning,
the evidence produced by the state
being insufficient to hold him. The ex-
animation lasted all this week. The de-
PENDANT resides on farm near this
place and is well-to-do. On New Years
his wife was killed while operating a
sewing machine by the discharge
of a shotgun which, accord
ing to the testimony at the in
quest, fell from a wall overhead and
struck table at such an angle that the
charge entered her back. Not long
previous to the killing Bixby had his
wife's life insured :.for, $1,000. Rqmors
surance company Instituted an investi-
CATION which resulted in the arrest Of
Bixby. The principal witness was
Alice, the eldest daughter Of Mr.; Biz
by. She corroborated her fathers
statement
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TRAGEDY AT LA CROSSE.
Ever EVerson Shoots His Mother and Then
Cuts His Own Throat.


LA CROSSE, Wis, Feb. 24.-In the
town of Greenfield last night about 10
O'Clock, Ever Everson returned to his
home after being away for some days, a
family quarrel causing him to leave.
When he reached the house he was cold
and sat down by the stove to warm him
self. Suddenly he fired both barrels OF
a shotgun at his mother, one charge
striking her arm and the other her leg.
He then ran away and when short
distance from the house he fell. When
approached he cut his throat with a
butcher knife, but was still alive to-day,
breathing through a hole in his wind
pipe. He is supposed to be crazy.
Mrs. EyersOn will recover.
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CHRISTIAN WORKERS in SESSION.
Opening of the Epworth League Con
VentiOn at La Crosse

opening OF the EPwOrth League Con-
vention at La Crosse.
LA CROSSE, Wis, Feb. 23.-Under the
most favorable circumstances the Sec
ond annual state convention of the Ep-
worth League opened at the First M.
E. Church last evening. The address
OF welcome in behalf of Methodism
was given by the Rev. Atkinson and
the address of welcome in behalf of the
Epworth Leagues was made by George
II. Clark. The response was delivered
by A. E. Dixon, of Ashland, president
of the state league. A reception to the
delegates and a social followed. Dur
ing this forenoon department confer
ences were held and the afternoon was
devoted to missions and temperance.
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ALLEGED ROBBERS HELD FOR TRIAL.
Two Madison Youths Charged with I'm

Two Madison Youths Charged with I'm
personating Officers.
MADISON, Wis, Feb. 22.-Charles
Geiger, of this city, and Joe Batty, of
Mazomanie, were held for trial on the
charge Of impersonating police officers,
pretending to arrest John Ryan, of
Ridgeway, on the night of February
ID, and releasing him on condition
that he turn over his cash, about SlS.
which he did. Their identity was
established by the testimony of Frank
Clark, youth who heard them putting
up the job. Their trial is set for March
3. both being released on $500 bail.
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ACCUSED OF A CRIMINAL 0FFENSE.
DIR. S. Nj. Blake, Lodi Physician, Un-
der Arrest.

DR.. S. MI. Blake, Lodi Physician, Un-
der Arrest.
PORTAGE, Wis, Feb. 22.-Dr. S. M.
Blake, physician who has practiced
medicine in the town of Lodi, this coun-
ty, for the past seventeen years, is now
figuring as defendant in a criminal
case in which he is charged with having
performed criminal operation upon
the person of Margaret Schumacher, of
Waunakee, Dane County, from the eff
fects of which the young woman died
week later. DR.. Blake was arrested by
Under-Sheriff German and placed un-
der $1,000 bond. The preliminary ex-
animation before Justice Baker will be
concluded Tomorrow.
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IN FAVOR OF THE CANAL.

The Senate Committee Will Act on Nor.
>- gan's Nicaragua Measure.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. 26.-It is
the purpose of the Senate committee on
foreign relations to take up Senator
Morgan's bill for the reorganization of
the Nicaragua Canal during the prese Mt
session. Senators Morgan and Frve
are both known to be anxious to pro-
mote this enterprise. 1t is understood
that the President is convinced of the
importance Of the canal, and that Secre-
tary Gresham is also in accord with
Senator Morgan on the subject.
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STEELE, MACKAYE DEAD.
He Exp,Paa in a Special Car While on the
Way to Caifjrni3.

TIMrAs, Col, Feb, 26.-Steele Mackaye,
the dramatist and actor. died here yes
terday morning from complete eHhaus-
ton. His wife, known on the stage as
Helen Mari, Or. r. \. ID. Parker, Of
Chicago, and professional nurse were
with him. He died in private car on
the Santa Fe road il which be
was being conveyed to Los Angeles,
Cal, where it was believed his
health, could he have lived to
reach there, would have been bene-
nted. DR.. Parker and DR.. Finney, Of
La Junta, held an autopsy and found
the cause of death to be a cancer in the
stomach. The deceased was Al years Of
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THE WAR AT AN END.
Honduras Forced to Surrender tn
Army of NiCaragua-Fa.j Of
TeguCigaIDa.

PARIS, Feb. 24.-Ihe foreign minis
of Nicaragua has sent a cable mess;
to the Nicaragua consul of this c
saying that allied forces have captu
Tegucigalpa and that the war is at
end.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. A-Senl
Guzman, the minister of Nicaragua
the United States, has received cal
gram to the following effect:
The MINISTER OF FOREIGN AFFAIR;
NICARAGUA: The capital of Hond
capitulated last night. Publish this ca
gram. Our victory puts an enc to the
In Honduras.
49," said the minister smiling
Nicaragua came out victorious"
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WILL MOVE THE ILLINOIS.

Battleship to Locate at the Van Buren
Street Pier, Chicago.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-It was decided
yesterday to move the model battleship
Illinois at the Worlds Fair to the Van
Buren, Street pier, where it will be used
as training school for the Chicago
Naval Reserve A proposition has
been received from contractor to move
it on scows for less than $4,000. The
ship contains all the armament that was
on it during the fair, with the exception
of the eighty-ton guns, and will be most
valuable for o training school.
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WYMAN THE NOMINEE.
Chosen by Sixth Circuit Republicans to 0D.
pose Judge Morrow,

LA Crosse, Wis, Feb, e5.-1n the
Sixth Judicial Circuit Republican con-
vention to-day, Owls B. Wyma1n, of Viz
roqua, was nominated on the eighth
ballot. He will oppose Joseph Morrow,
of Sparta. Mr.. Wyman is a native of
Vermont, a graduate Of the University
of Wisconsin, and has held several local
offices. He was for some time asso-
ciated with Col. L. J. Rusk in the prac-
tice Of law at Virouua.
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SEQUEL ~ AN ELOPEMENT.
Three Men Charged With Stealing Bride
Who was Married at KenOSha.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 26.-Oliver +.
Dwight, who was married in kenosha,
Wis, yesterday, to Miss Mabel Blood, OF
Chicago, swore out warrants for abduc-
ton to-day against DR.. William Culbert-
son, William Bass and Arthur Clausson,
who, Dwight claims, took his bride away
from him. The brides parents OBJ
jected to the marriage, and last night,
Dwight says, the three men called at
his home, claiming to have a warrant
for the arrest of his wife, and took her
back to her parents home. He is now
endeavoring to get possession OF the
Young ladV
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FRANK STURGES WAVES EXAMINATION,

He VIII Plead Guilty to an Attempted
Assassination of His Brother.
NEENAH, Wis, Feb. "A. - Frank
Sturges, W no was arrested last Wednes-
day and taken to Oshkosh on a
charge of the attempted assassination
of his brother William in
the town of Menasha, January
q, and who confessed his guilt the fol-
lowing day, was taken before Justice
Barlow, Of Menasha, this morning. He
waived examination and will appear
before Judge Burnell March 3, when he
will plead guilty and be sentenced.
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WHiRLED AROUND A SHAFT,

Appleton Man Badly Hurt in Sulphite
Mill.
APPLETON, Wis, Feb. 23.-Joseph
Sherman, while putting belt on pull
ley at the Manufacturing Investment
Company's sulphite mill this morning,
tell and caught his foot between the
beltand pulley. He was whirled around
the shaft. He suffered compound
fracture of leg and the bones of his
knee. The blood vessels are SO badly
ruptured that amputation will probably
be necessary.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-01
INDICTED OFFICERS GIVE PM .,

Board Taken into co oaa1fretsry
Mason, Mich, Feb: 2e. :, s1e[s pstsI|
State Jochim, ex-Audltor = G. GarI
son, County Clerk May and Board ., Es,|
of the Detroit Canvasslhasr ies f1sua
arranged under the sa ave- bail.
dictments to-day. ana sa''
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REQUISlTI0k FOR MRS. MAIER.

Sheriff Beatty Leaves for BROOKLYN for
the Alleged Racine Poisoner.
RACINE, Wis, Feb. 26.-Sheriff Beatty
left this morning for Brooklyn, N. "
armed with warrant and requisition
papers for Mrs. Michael Maier, who is
wanted here, on a charge of poisoning
her former husband, the late Herman
Groenke. She is under arrest in Brook
iyn ana it's expected thatSheriff Beatty
VIII return with the prisoner Wednes-
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RUN DOWN BY AN ELECTRIC CAR
An S-year-old Boy Fatally Injured a
La Crosse.

LA CROSSE, Wis, Feb. 26.-About 5
O'Clock last evening the Swear son of
Peter Olson crossed one track and
stopped to watch passing electric car,
not noticing one bearing down upon
him from the opposite direction The
motorman tried to stop the car, but be-
fore doing so the boy was knocked down
and dragged some distance. He was SO
cut about the head that his recovery is
doubtful.
FREDoNJA, Wis, Feb. 26.-Herbert
Cooley had his left hand badly mutt
lated in the Cooley cheese box factory
Saturday in buZz-saW.
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TOBACCO GOES UP IN SMOKE.

Ihe Warehouse and Contents IF ora. a.
Coz at stoughton, DESTROYED.
oToUGHToN, Wis, Feb. 24.-The tobac-
co warehouse belonging to Chris Olson
q CO., OF Cambridge, was together with
5 SUI cases Of tobacco destroyed bv fire.
l; iast night; The loss on the warehouse
Is Is ABOUT APO 81 900 and on the tobacco about
So'ooo; partially covered by insurance
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Five Blocks in ashe.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-Bellamy & Co.'s
gsanarles on the King and Queen
ssteamshipping wharf, Rotherhithe
The Thlee eon DESTROYED by fire yesterday.
dav MHi nae lasted throughout the
with a I've large blocks, chiefly filled
sa asn d nnoour' were destroyed. The loss is
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MUST GO TO PRISON.
Certificate of Reasonable Doubt" Denied
In th9 MCKane Case.

BROOKLYN, N. Y, Feb. 26.-Judge
Cullen has denied the application of
John Y. McKane for a certificate of
reasonable doubt
Justice Cullen's decision vacates the
stay of execution. and Mckane, pend
ing an appeal to the general term, must
90 10 Sing Sing
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WE'LL WANTS DAMAGES,

Wisconsin Man Brings Suit Against
Chicago Cable Railway.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 23.-AndreV
We'll, of Wisconsin, has begun suit
the United States circuit court 4
against the Chicago City Railway Z
pany for $4,000 damages. MI y
was a Worlds Fair visitor IN Octo
last, and was struck by cable car
Wabash Avenue and Twenty -se@
Street and permanently injured;
claims that the car had no heaol!!s
although the accident occurred at ng
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WIMAN PLEADS NOT GUILTY.
Released on SEQ, 900 Bonds to Await the
Trial.

KeIeascd on &a5, 600 bonds to Await the
Trial.
New YORK, Feb. 26.-Erastus Wiman
pleaded not guilty in the court of gen.
eral sessions to-day. Judge Martin or
dered his release, continuing his origin
al bail. 1t has not yet been decided
when the case will be brought up for
trial. 1t is said that his counsel will
take advantage of the treaty of 1872 be-
tween the United States and Canada,
which permits six of Mr.. Wiman's
countrymen to be on the jury that is II
decide his fate
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-01
FEAR A SMALLPOX EPlDbNi'

Young Married Woman lahen
with the Disease at Menomih0'', :,
MENoM1NEE, Mich, Feb. 26.-An0 w
case ofsmall-pox has been repoHe9s " ~
noon to-day. The young VIE ~ :"
Carrier Allard is the second Vlcl ;an r
is now thought that the contasio gou u
brought from Green Bay py d s yT
woman. Fears Of an EXTENSIVE 'p'
of the disease are entertalneo.
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Two Killed In a Quarrel.

GALLATIN, Tenn, Feb. 23.-Fuller
Lawson and Frank Conyer quarreled at
Hughesville over the ownership of
some trees. Conyer shot and mortallv
wounded Lawson and was himself
killed with an axe.
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JUDGE M'DILL CRITICALLY ILL.
Inter State Railway Commissioner Not
Likely TO Recover.

Inter- State halfway COMMISSIONER Not
Likely TO Recover.
CREsroN, Pa, Feb. 26.-Judge Nc
Dill, of the Interstate Railway Com
mission, who has been i'll at his home in
this city for several weeks, is still
in critical condition. Yesterday
he was not expected to survive the day,
but he is now some improved, though
his physicians have but slight hope of
his recovery. He is suffering from
typhoid fever due to malarial fever con-
tracted at Washington.
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PLUMMER, THE PAINTER, DEA

Noted for His Portrait WORK IN H"'f
and Abroad.
HAvERHILL, Mass, Feb. 26.-ilaffn
L. Plummer, the portrait painter
known throughout this country
Europe, died at his home here ye5s "
day, aged so years. He studied II !; ~
for many years, and while there palp
a portrait of the King, for WhlGh 10
ceived a fabulous price. N&ool
opened a studio in London, Wnef0
was very successful.
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FRANKLIN MINE RESUMES

1t will Give Employment to "0'
Mesaba Range. Ito,
DULUTH, Mimi, Feb. 26'-lhe .h v IA
lin mine on the Mesaba range Wv son,
est underground mine on 'n aaon.
started up to-day for the 1e,,, Se snd is d
will employ 200 men steaollyf mines
first of the Virginia group %
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PECULIAR SUIT AT ASHLAND.
A Son Contests His Fathers Right to A
Homestead

Homestead.
ASHLAND, Wis, Feb. pa singular
case is on trial at the local land Office.
A son contests his fathers right to a
homestead at Sanborn. The case is that
OF Velt kohout against Joseph Kohout
his father. Both are weil-known citi,
Gems. The son claims that during his
1ather's illness he made the improve
m OF the homestead as required by
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SHOCKED THE LABORERS.

Body of an Infant Found Under . Lum-
Der Pile at Ft. Atkinson.
Fl. ATKINSON, Wis, Feb. A.-While
some laborers were moving pile Of
lumber in the yard of Cornish, Curtis &
Greene yesterday afternoon they were
shocked to find the body of well de-
veloped infant underneath. The body
was taken to the morgue. The coroner
is holding an inquest this afternoon.
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DIED IN THE ELECTRIC CHAIR.
Matthew johnson Executed at Sing Sing
for the Kuckelhorn Murder.

SING SING, n. Y, Feb. 26.-Matthew
johnson was electrocuted at 1854
o'clock this morning, for the murder OF
Emil kuckelhorn.
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DEATH OF DR.. c. L. MARI
He was the Oldest Free Mason
State of Wisconsin.

EVANSVILLE, Wis, Feb. 94.-Dr
Lotus Martin died last evening, age
years. He was the oldest Free Nj
in the state. The funeral will tSkeE
Tuesday morning. He joined The
sons in 1881.
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IN A BURNING MINE.
Several Men Believed to be in Danger
of Death.

of Death.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill.,, Feb. 24.-Fire was
discovered yesterday in the main
shaft of the Springfield Junction coal
mine here which will likely destroy the
entire plant, entailing heavy loss. Sew
eral men are believed to be in the burn.
inc mine
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reside IN MenOmlnee, Mich.
Martin Griffin, government timber in
spector, with headquarters at Missoula,
Mont, returned to his home in Stevens
Point because of illness. It will be
some time before he will be able to re-
sumo his official duties.
PETER Heller died at his home in the
town of Harrison, Winnebago County,
of heart disease. He was IS years of
age.
TIMOTHY ELLIOT, who tried to end his
life at Fond du Lac, has been pro-
nounced of unsound mind. He will be
taken to the Northern hospital.
OWEN Brown, one Of the early settlers
of Dane County, died at his home in
Cottage Grove, aged "A years.
The firm of Sawyer & Austin, of La
Crosse, has been experimenting with
the shipment of logs from the forests
by rail. So far this season over ,0O0,-
GOO feet have been received in that man
ner. The successful outcome means a
great deal for La Crosse. 1t means a
revolution in former methods of secur-
ing and getting the supply of logs to
milling centers. It also means a new
lease of life to the industry, for it will
make the immense hardwood forests in
Wisconsin the source of future lumber
supply when the pine is entirely ex-
hausted.
HENRY HEwETT, of Hayward, has been
appointed Indian farmer for the Lac
Court de GRIZZLIES reservation to sue
coed Peter Hawkins. removed This is
the first time that resident of hay
ward has been appointed to the posi-
ton.
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ALIEN CONTRACT lsu


New YoRK, Feb. Is The imml9 fa.lo1 !
authorities believe shat they hive case q
violation Of the alien contract Aee0r h~
against ex-P.stma.ter. General Wanna
maker. lmuigrasion Inspector wanle 20.
dry took to Ellis islsni, on Suspicion OF
being contract laborsrs, Wi liam lammins'
Slace !. caver; Bfi.get Gallagher, = lace
simmer. Oven CurrAn, wood carver, anc
Hugh Feny, weaver.
Timu.ins said they came from Minnadrf
county Donegal. Ireiaui. where they signed
. contract psper providing that they wer'
70 work for 81 a week each ,nl board.
They ., rived here December Sih and went
20 Philadelphi., where, they we're put Al
work in Mrs. Harts lace primer IN tn
Wanna raker building. A month ago the.
we're Informed that they must return t,
ireland. Timmias said their wages er.
always paid them by Mr.. Wannamaktr's
cashier, and Mrs. Hart was the lead OF
Mr.. Wannameker's lace department.
The examination i'll be c ,n,inued to-
morrow. The immigration authorities sa,
hey arr determined to prose cute the case.
The penalty for yiolsiion of the alien con
tract lator law is $1,000 f.. each offerss.