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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
CLAIM is NOT VALID.

Judge Anderson Decides an Interesting
s Case at Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Falls. Wis. Aug. l'.-lSpe-
c;aI 1.-THE case against the Farley estate
which has been on trial before, Judge
raSt three. DAYS terminated yesterday.
and the court stisallowed the claim of
the plaintiff, George I. Thompson OF Eau
Claire. who WAS suing to recover S2o,oOo
alleged to be due on an old contract made
nv Farley, Brown and Brewster. The
attorneys finished their argument about
noon and decision was at once given.
IF is presumed the plaintiffs will carry the
case 10 the Supreme court.
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BAND STAND DEDICATED.
Improvement at the City Park at OconO-
mOwOc-NOtes.

mowoc-Notes.
OcOnOmowoc, Wis, Aug. 17.|Spe-
cia1. 1.-The elegant band stand recently
erected in the city park was formally
dedicated last evening. The attendance
was quite large,
There was a cake walk and exhibition
of wing dancing at Spring Bank last
evening for the benefit of the guesss- 1t
was given by the walters of the hetel.
Joseph Moran, Jr.- of Stevens Point
is the guest of his uncle, James Moran
of Sumn9it street.
The result of the financial condition
of the summer circus has not vet been
made public but 1T is quite proba BILE rfIat
the library Will nHt receive cent.
The summer institute closed tossny
after five weeks session The attend
ance has been quite large reaching near
ly 100. 1t vas started three years ago
and the number i'm Attendance at TINT
time was only forty
Mrs. Mary Radcliffe and family have
gone to Milwaukee to reside, where Fer
daughter will attend the normal school
A. P. Anderson, OF Hub. N. c., is she
guest of his father, Rev. d. r. Andar-
son.
Mrs. Peters Of Chicago is the guest. of
her sister, Mrs @. T. Schuster.
Yhe Rev. d. G.. Mailman will occapy
the pulpit of tine BaEs1ist church tonpr-
row.
Miss Henrietta HurTbut, teacher at
the Waukesha industrial school, has re-
turned to her duties after a weeks visit
with Mrs. H. c. Carpenter.
A tea was given at the residence OF A.
C. Lyman yesterday i'm honor of Prof.
and Mrs. o. !. Schuster.
Fred Meyer. the main street shoe
dealer. celebra tetD his Seth anniversary
yesterday. Quite Number of friends
tooR part. All of his children and their
families were present
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JAMES SWALLOW DISCHARGED.
SLAYER OF Black Hawk Acquitted on
Ground of Self Defense.

Black River Falls, Wis, Aug. 17.-lSpe-
cial. flames Swallow. who has been con-
incl in the siail since May 20 last. was
discharged by Judge Barclay late last
evening, on the grounds of seif-tiefense:
swallow was arrested on May 20
charged with the murder of George Back
Hawk The row was the outgrowth of
an old feud between the Black Hawk and
Swallow families. George was the sole
surviving son of old Chief Black HAWK.
NOW so wears old and the old chief has
said that the slayer of his son should sut-
fer the penalty for the crime if the
Indian mode was applied. The evidence
showed that Swallow was the only sober
Indian in the crowd on the night OF the
:,,leged murder and was discharged on
lie grounds of self-defense. The action
IF .indse Barclay met the approval of
public sentiment
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RENEWING THEIR Y0d
a Strange Story from a Neb|
Village.
From the World Herald, OMAHA

From the. World Herald, OMAHA N
A World-Herald reporter was att
by the evidence of renewed actin |
some of the old inhabitants Of
near Omaha, and inquired the
Mr.. Andrew Finkenkeler, mema
Go. b. Of the, First Iowa VolunteeN
ing, the War,, made the following
nation so, tar as he himself is COMO
''In july. 1866, while my compsg
on the. manch to Austin, Texas,
attacked with rheumatism Of the |
kind in. one, leg. / was also suN1
and remained unconscious Tor
hours: Ever since | have been
to. stand the heat of the sun, anu
been compelled to give up WorS'
was I'M my head a bearing down
whichi Immersed until it seemed
would. burst. My ears rang, anu
tation. Of the heart set in, 50 ln
slightest noise would set my
humping. Several times 1t M
dered me. unconscious seven to VA
at a. tima.. In addition to this lux
matisInl extended up my slde
drew my head down on my SnouD
lost my strength and flesh anu
tally unfit for work.
'Nor' twenty-eight years. Ii ha'eo
ed! physicians and taken thelf
tions without deriving any matelp
eft. My ailments increased III Nv
until,L was assured thatcthere Wa.
for me-. During last yean L weh'
butcher. business, but, the dampnss
the.ice used increased my rheunlaa
so. that 1 was not only compete,
the. business, but was, conlhhs'
bed for nearly six months
I'm November last L read IN 'T
Herald q case of a man who haa
tineIy cured from the same ahIr
the. use of DIR. Williams Pnh
Pale People. On. Nov. y, ru
a box. In a week 1 was as'gp
know that / felt better than n!
six months past. and before ~
half a box. The ringing IN ihs :,
gan to lessen, and finally lei.
pain from the rheumatism sI4gf
sne, so that Within one Weph
time l took my first pill | VIZ
sit up in bed. On Jan. ISL nm
to 60 out and walk little. -
tation of my. heart entirely @ srs
Feb. 8, l was so Thoroughly g, al
l accepted a position as nlsMs
in the Forest Lawn Cemels''ssr
ing out. Of doors from s p: p. D. II
m. / have. gained in welsnt a,,N
lbs, which weighed in No''D
to 112 lbs. .,;spt
For nerve building and for en lIad
blood Pink Pills are uneX 5!ta"t
may be had of druggists OF dlI r,h,p
DIR. Williams Medicine 70, ~ i
n. Y. for 50 cents per ooA' u
i for 50. so. sa ass -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
STATE WINS THE CASE.
Decision Rendered Against the De-
PENDANTS in the Oleomargarine
Case at Ma Olson.

Madison, Wis, Aug. 16-[Special]-
The case of the state VS.. James Cory
came up in the circuit court this after
noon. The defendant was accused of sell
ing oleomargarine resembling butter con-
trary to the laws of the state. It is the
second time the case has been tried On
the former occasion the jury disagreed.
This afternoon the jury was out only
seven minutes and returned a verdict of
guilty. Sentence was deferred until to-
morrow morning. 1t is probable that the
case will be carried to the Supreme court.
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ASSAULTED AT RACINE,
Eoung Man Named Fidler Found. in a,
Dying Condition.

Racine, Wis.,. Aug. 16-TSpecial.] =
Early this morning DR.. Sorenson was,
called to house at 1927 Geneva street
to attend a YOUNG man named Fiddler.
He had several bad cuts on his head and
his face was, bruised in a terrible man
ner: The dDctDE states that there is;
danger of blood poisoning and, that the
chances Of recovery are very slight. The
young man claims that he was. assaulted;
on the north side last evening while on.
his way home. The police are Investigate
ing the case this afternoon andl expect to,
make an arrest before night.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
LARGE POTATO CROP.
Yield in Marinette County will be the
Heaviest in Years.

Peshtigo, Wis, Aug. 16.-[Specianl-
Crops in Marinette county are in a flour
ishing condition and fairly well advanced
with the promise of good yield. Po-
tatoes, the chief crop of the county, have
improved wonderfully since the rains Of
the first week in August and many have
been dug to supply Local demands. Oats,
especially on low land. will be the Earg-
est yield in years and are now nearly
high ground were badly damaged by the
drouth of July. OF destroyed by grass
hoppers, and in pisces will not be cut at
oil
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
GRANTED AN INJUNCTION.
Warren Sons Restrained from Receiv-
ing Bank of TOmah Mail.

La Crosse, Wis, Aug. 16.ISpecial] j
After M. A. Thayer's Bank eft Tomah
failed in 1898, J. II. Warren & Sons,
who also had been doing a banking bust
ness there. assumed the name of the
defunct institution and collected all let
tiers addressed to the Bank of Tomah.
In 1894 the Bank of Tomah reorganized
as stock company and at once made
application for the mail bearing their
name which was refused by the postal
authorities, except such as was addressed
to the Bank of Tolnah, incorporated.
The Bank of Tomah people then began
circuit court here to restrain them from
receiving their mail Judge Wyman to-
day granted the injunction asked for and
also authorized stay of proceedings
pending an appeal to the Supreme court.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
RANSOM OUT OF
A Technically Causes
Lose the Mexican po,4 ''N
folio.

Washington. D. c., AUG T.
derstood that aside from tba ;.
fence which will be occasional u'
w. Ransom, who was appointed
to Mexico, by the failure 70 ~ l
salary promptly and the noas s't'N
his reappointment, there will b1 he
complication attached to tho y !
which has been rendered by tbo ~
general that, under the const; ar s0t
Ransom's appointment was i rraa,
cause made during his term 80 e ~
Mr.. Ransom has understooodT as|
weeks that the solicitor-generara, l,el
would be against him and whl WILL y
forewarned to this effect. he was
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22

Wonderland Museum Nr;l,,
Will open for the season Auons+ -, d ~
proprietor, refitted, newly decora ~ 4 iseW
sands OF curiosities. hourly stage shn how
every afternoon and evening. 4 fan DM
resort for ladies' and children Al Fly
ten cents; W. r. Marion, MANAGER 10 10 70
with r. T. Barnnm 'A4aiaser, late
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
NEW COURT FORMED..

Catholic ForesHers Perfect an, 0rgarlEas~
ton at MadisOns
Madison, Wis.,. Aug. Especial. IA
court of Catholis Foresters, was organ
lied att meeting held in. the Catholic
Knights hall last evening. The officers
elected are Richard Dallas past chief
ranger Z. G.. Purcell chief ranger;:
John Link, vice-chief ranger; e. B. Cor
ry, recording seczetary; John Lyons. f.
nanciaT secretary John. f. Mulvey, TO-
seph Maffett, trustees; Or. ID. B. Col
Inns, medical examiner; Nicholas Behr-
end, senior conductor; Frank CorrY,,
junior conductor; Sam Gersbanh and 30,
seph FGss, sentinets.
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FAm1LY TERRIBLY AFFLICTED.

Rock County Farmer Loses Five OF His
Nine Children.
Clinton, Wis.,. Aug 17-[SpacisnL h
The family of Mr.. Wolf, living about
five miles southeast OF here, is having
a dreadful affection. Within about two
weeks FIVE Of nine children have died
of malignant diphtheria. Two more
are down with the disease aad are not
expected TO live. I'm the first case the
doctor diagnosed as to the form of the
efiSaaSa
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WANT THE FISH HATCHERY.

Badger Mills, in Chippewa County, the
Latest Applica MT.
Madison. Wis, Aug. 17.-[SpeciaI.l-
Badger Mill. in Chippewa county, is the
latest applicant for the new state fish
hatchery. 1t is reported that the place
has an abundance. of just such spring
water as is required for the purpose The
commissioners will visit it next week.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22

Eagle. Wis. Aug. 16.-[Special.l &c.
Van Lone of Hebron was attacked by a
tramp last night and badly beaten before
his cries brought assistance.
The residence Of NJ. Rocksteacher, a
Little Prairie farmer, was entered by
unknown parties a few nights since and
burglarized of gold watch and $40 in
cash
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
APPLYING FOR AID.
Oshkosh Fishermen Visit the

Wives of Oshkosh Fishermen Visit the
City Poormaster.
Oshkosh. Wis, Aug. 17.-ISpeciaL]
Over a dozen applications for aid have
been made to the city poor overseer by
the wives of fishermen whose nets have
been DESTROYED by deputy dsh wardens
AS the fishermen are generally quite
thrifty and saving this action is considered
merely ruse to elicit sympathy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
HAS ENTIRELY RECOVERED.
Brutal Assault on q Sank County Girl
Recalled.

Baraboo, Wis, Aug. 17-[Special.]-
Miss Rosa Sackman, at North Freedom,
has returned from DR.. Dowri's institution
at Chicago and is cured. Four years ago
she was almost killed and the charge was
laid upon August Schuester of Ableman.
1t was alleged that he knew there was a
sum of money in the house where she was
and in daylight assaulted her to make
her give ur the secret. He was masked
and when she told him who he was he
said he would kill her and dragged her
almost to the river to throw her in, but
at last was frightened away. He after
wards served a term at Waupun for the
crime. Since she was injured she has
been in feeble health, but now is reported
perfectly we'll
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22
NO "sHINDY" AT OSHKOSH.
Chief Burgess Follows ,yanssan,.

About Dances.
Oshkosh. Wis, Aug. 14.-TSpecial1L
Chief of Police Burgess has Started ;,
reform by issuing orders prohih;t;na
dances being held in any saloon or n :
same premises with any saloon This
!: !; IN accordance with an. old civ s or.
aanance which was never enforced. Re-
t ~ -; Outrageous as carousals, with the agi-
ton Tue local ac>
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RELEASED FROM JAIL.
Habeas Corpus Proceedings Brought to-
Bear at Whitehall.

Bear at Whitehall.
Whitehall, Wis, Aug. 17.-[Special.l-
NJ. 6. Cooper was released from the
county Jail here today on q writ Of
habeas corpus sworn out by Lawyer s.
Richmond of Arcadia before County
Judge OdelL Cooper was brought here
last week by an officer from Galesville,.
Wis, and put in Jail to serve a ten days
sentence imposed on him by Justice Clip
per of Galesville for the alleged offense
of selling lead pencils and writing paper.
THE judge. ruled that Clipper had no
jurisdiction. Cooper failed to take out
a tawn or village license although he
had state license.
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Will Not be Recalled.

Green Bay. Wis. Aug. 11.-[Special. /
At a meeting of the official board of st.
paurs NJ e. church last evening it was
decided not to ask for the return of the
Rev. John Schneider this fall when the
conference meets.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22

He will open the initial Fa1r in Ashland'
County.
Ashla sd, Wis, Aug. 1E-[SpecialJH
Gov. Upham will be present at the Ash
land county fair, the first ever held in
Ashland county. Over 5000 in purses,
and premiums is offered and the new set
tiers will make tie finest showing of
crops liza the state One tanner near Ash
land has a large field of tobacco which
lis doing well and. furnished a good erop
last year,
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TEST WAS SATISFACTORY.
City of Kcnosha will Accept the Water
works System.

Kenosha, Wis. Aug. 16.-[Speciall-
The common council last evening declared
the official test of the new waterworks
plant satisfactory in every way and
PASSED resolutions of praise of W. III.
Wheeler & Co. for their splendid work.
At the regular meeting next Monday even
ING the works will be taken by the city
and a first payment of $4,000 will be
made IN them
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-08-22

All efforts to trace ME-,
Clark. principal of Strata asr
Plainield, N. J.. who has , p'T
New York. have proved ullaN%
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-01-24
A WAR ROMANCE.
Chnma Of the Old Days BY Accident Find
u Last Resting PLACE Side by Side,


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'ooy n's ''en'. ~ ny. US was In enemy
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s"no''. .'ne us'u " ea,, '"e" o'a'N
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-01-24
CHAPTER XI.


A moment longer the two soldiers,
boy lieutenant and veteran sergeant,
remained crouched ut the ridge, peer
Ing over, and In low eager tones maxi
Ing their plans The actions Of the In
dians clearly indicated that they were,
o. the guide remarked, laying" for
some party coming back along the
trail. There could not be more than
four or Ave In the party, or the Indians
would not attack at the moment, but
wait until they had more Of their kind
10 back them. There could not be less
than two or three, or the warriors
would have been down on the poor
devils before this, six to one. The one
dread now was that they might shoot
lrom the rocks before their friends
could interfere. All this was hurrledly
discussed, then up spoke Thornton;
"We'll charge at once. We can drive
them of, get Schultz and Schramm out,
end then all retire together into the
cove. Mount Tumble up thorc, you
man. Drop carbines md draw pistols
Keep watch, sergeant. Wait till wore
sssdy."
And now the intense excitement Of
the moment seems to communicate It.
self even TO the tired horses. Eagerly
they begin to toss their heads and paw
the earth and sniff and snort. Smell
the Sioux, do you?" mutters one poor
trooper, ~ he braces tighter the clnch
Of his saddle. There is, indeed,
mounting In hot haste" yet without
noise or confusion Of any kind. Perry'a
young heart d beating like forge,
end for the life Of him he can't prevent
. trembling Of the knees as he swings
Into the saddle and looks to the cham.
Der Of his revolver. It's his first fight,
yet 70 constantly has he studied and
pondered over all the experiences Of
BIZ comrades that he feels certain his
plan Is the right one--to burst from
their covert, stampede the dozen In
dians close OF hand, then slip away
with the victims that were to be be-
fore the more distant warriors car
reach the spot. Once back within the
natural fortress Of the cove they can
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-01-24
BY Carl CHAa.ss Kins. y.SA.
AuAA up,uoom c.. ~ hs,isnD sssciM AssAsozzus

Up the SLOPE they rfde IN column Of
twoA There's no space to form front
into lins." Perry's heart and Pcrry's
horse alike are bounding. Ten seconds
and they are over the crest and In full
Wow Of their foemen four hundred
yards away, between them only tho
open rolling surface Of elastic turf.
Quick ~ each man reaches the summit
he plunges ahead, "opens out and
ridss up on line with the leaders,
Thornton, still curbing his excited
horse, riding At plunging lope and
glsncing back TO see his followers out
Of the rsvine. Then LETTERS comes
tearing up 10 Join him. Then comes q
loud, resonant, Indian warning,
shouted from somewhere down the sun
ny slope, and then there's no time to
think. Every man at the instant claps
spurs 10 his horses tanks and sets up
yell, and then down they go In sweep
Ing charge, straight at the painted,
festhsred bipeds leaping for their
ponies along the opposite riso' Distant
Indians let drive long-range shots,
In hopes Of downing horse and
breaking the impetus Of the cavalry
dash. There are three or four Of these
who have reached their ponies, leaped
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-01-24

Was t'nusterso Gus recsnEy, ~augD9
up alongside Of Ben Brown . tbsy
formed into line on The courthenss
square. Jim and Ben were strangera
Jim came from his country home down
In Barnett township He left the pillow
In the furrow ON that bright April day
In 81 and came to town to sse what Ill
that trouble was about firing On ~
old Gag at Sumter.
Jim, like the rest Of the boys, didn't
know anything about war. There was
little skirmish down in Mexico away
back In the 40's, but jim was too young
to remember anything about it
No drawer man than Ben Brown was
mustered into the United States service
on the day when the Twentieth ILL.
nois was organized Of Joliet Ben WA
every inch soldier. From the frat b
took . fancy to Jim Hall. Whom Com
pany E went into camp Ben and jim
became fast friends, and ~ they
marched to the field Of battle side BY
side that friendship became stronger;
they stuck TO each other closer than
brothers.
On that morning, the 9th Of April.
1862, when the Twentieth Illinois wss
ordered into the line at Shiloh, Ben
Brown felt a presentiment that his
soldering days were over; that he
would be one among the 6rst that
would fall In the leaden hail. He had
been in other fights and skirmishea,
but never till that morning did his
heart fail him. Not that he was 60
ing to show the white feather; Ben
Brown was too brave. How many Z
brave man went on the battlefield
with the same feeling, and in how
many cases did the presentiment prove
truel
Before marching out Ben took Lieut.
Sam Denton aside, and, pulling out .
fine gold watch, some money and few
little trinkets, said;
Here, lieutenant, take these, and
when ! am gone send them to my good
old mother in Tennessee. Tell her
they are from her hayward boy who
has made her heart ache for many
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IN MEMORY OF PRINCE ALBERT.

beautiful Service Held Every Year on the
Anniversary Of Ills Death
Every year on the 18th Of December
Queen Victoria holds o solemn service
to commemorate the deaths Of the
prince consort and Of Princess Alice
Of Ilesse. Gu this occasion the bcauti-
full memorial chapel Is open to the
court and to certain OF the queens
tenants and tradespeople, but under no
pretext are the public admitted to
either the plantation ut Nrogmore,
which surrounds the mausolcum, or TO
the building itself. The service held
this year followed the usual form laid
down many years ago by the queen,
and the music, most exquiaitely rem
dcred by the choir Of ST. Georges
chapel, had also been chosen by her
majesty.
As each year goes by greater inter-
est attaches to the vacant space above
,h o , nn,n o,nn,,, s,ah tho nnrrsd o,,,o,.
~ ~, a. ~" ,'ar IN, ".a a., ,,a W. w.
10. ' ,a, f" erst ounouneo,, hor ,nt"n.
49,. ~ ra;s,, hur,"J I've Lar hvshauJ,s
s s, Va asa,;5onnii. a;e,nu,.,as '.ars
sts onI !, was ,,rrsJ ,hat m ~
i;sh onaen co,,ld ouiS ,o hnr;sd amnr,
.s KS" 49,, uy "ra1n'.oss",s ~ w.,
s,a , '' ~ Wirl.nr nnt no orcumants
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Wv a WV" rhan Io,nn on,nas sohmmm
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.ho .,I.a, wa,n hr,nr Schulz, y
Wv r,'a, S. soa,nm hn,r nrnv 4, r,r
NV ',' " ~. ,,,,,a 49,, ~, naaarara ,ha
Stony come IN acain. 6riuy MS thew
Jash and Than tor Tho frst time Thorn.
,on ands nj. hands md orms covsrcl
with blood A deadly faintpess over.
eomes him Tho c,rtS bcrins ia swim
ma r,a,, and ,rh;r, ,rd bn or,v ,,rors
,hat sshro,nm hn. e,vuny him on his
hroa1 md mrsculor shoulders hefor
ho syoons owav Tbcv boldino his
oasl, e. his Inns whcn-snfe for n
e. -, I.as, ha o,o,s h,s ov.s AMONG
tho roe,s ~ Slaughter covc
",yhere ora tbe Indiopsqr bc fniptlv
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