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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-03-14
successful Robberies

ROY McGill, our genial deputy sler-
il. done a little neat dete,'tive work
last Thursday About one month
ago Day 4 Daniels. who are. logging a
few miles west of this place missed -
lot Of provisions from their w;'rehohse
hut in hopes of catching the thieves
iha theft was not reported. ne
thieves becomi,,. bold by their hrst
SUCCESSFUL raid made another large
haul last week taking wagon loau oI
t;our and feed. MIR. Day came To this
,;ty anil secured Roy McGlll to help
him in the search for the goods. Al
ter searching Wednesday anti Ihiifs-
dav Mr.. Mct,il succeeded III tracing
,he goods to the Wisconsin river abau:
two miles below this city. where they
had been ferryed across and bid behind
a large uptu.ned root and coS' red ov-
spr. The most of the last load OF stol-
en Goods were recovered. Roy is conf
dent that he has a positive clue to the
guilty parties but owing to the crime
b..;ny committed in Oneida county ne
has no authority to act.
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FAST IRVING

Probably the fastest time that
has ever been made by any team in
this vicinity was made by the hand
some diving tenn OF James Oberholt-
GERS last Sunday. Jim" with four
other men. combined weight OF about
! ,OcO pounds, left this city at 4:ao, and
at exactly q =. M, arrived at Dixon's
camp. a distance of 22k miles. From
the landing to the camp, 3 distance
of AZ miles was made in the fast time
OF Is minutes. Considering the weight
they drew. the roads and the distance,
the time was remarkably fast. THIS
is !, record for several OF the owners OF
fust driving teams around here to go
against. They were timed by three
watches.
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Our School Exhibitor.

The Exhibition given by the schoi-
ars OF the high school Saturday even
ing, ut the Opera Hall w;.s a grand
treat Every foot of space was filed
BY an appreciatiye and attentive aud
ieice, whick by its liberal app aus.
showed that it enioyed the entertain
ment. The only thing to mar the en-
tertainment was the usual crowd of
young America who BY their con-
tinued halioOings and noise made it
almost impossible for those IN the
rear of the hall to hear All the par
Elephants had their parts well learned
and We're rendered in Il manner that
would have done credit 70 older heads
and more experienced hands. The
features of the evening was the singing
of Miss Pearl Burke and the acting of
Miss Viola Mcintyre as the ''young
widow, both of them b inging down
the house
The opening address, by Ra, Den
tbIt. d. a SStt1tttN Stilct'A nv w eso lINft
feet and he wa, much applauded. The
next was q song. "Rnciliny Oh the Bill
lows by the 'QHaliette.. Which
was very beautiful Pert ,, !, changed
housewife, with bliss Mahs-! finger as
mother. WAS very pleasing, ana
brought, ii roar from the house. Then
sect, u.s. &c I.r, 1,tnnittr Ia,
song. Only Il Tangle OF Golden Curl., :
BY ISIS Pearl Burke, which was greet
ed with much applause, and showed
that this young lady has q renarka-
bly, fine voice and delivery. Consider
ING the GOODNESS OF the room which
must have been Il great detrlnent,
and the noise Of the boys, her singing
WAS excellent. Part 3, ''Les,!, Year ii
the Village with one Gcntleman. By
five Young ladies and Prof. Gross, as
''.llr Brown," the one gentleman, was
very fine, the rendition and acting Of
which left no room for criticism and
was heartily applauded. Hiss Viola
McIntyre as the "Toung Widow" was
The star OF this performance, her
capturing OF the dear NJ Brown, !"
bringing !, general roar from the house.
The song, Come where the Lilies
Hloonl by the 'Quartette' was very
heartily received. The program was
concluded by the old and popular
e., ,Y.a ..'I>i,n L'rtn Hollow N{t.u,0 :
which received the same fate as all be-
fore IL hearty applause. Much credit
is dut Prof Cross for his hard work in
helping to make the enter tsainnent a
success. and to say that he succeeded
would be mildly put. 1t was superb.
The proceeds amounted to S47 10,
which will be used towards buying an
organ for the high school
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The Rice and Sheridan Co.. an or
..anization CT unusual merit comes to
the Opera House for three nights com
mencing Tuesday, March 70 Inc
..Great metropolis, big scenic SEN
.atianol meIo-drama, and story OF
the south before the war, entitled: In
old Dixie will he produced during
the engagement. ] he prices will %
S.. %, Is.
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days i'll the county jail at Rhinelan-
der. Fred Shaw went his bond pro-
viding he would go to work Friday
morning but as he was then still imbib-
ing i'll the flowing bowl' Mr.. Shaw
Withdrew from hi: bond and he was
given the 80 days. Sheriff O'Connur
took him to Rhinelander FRIDAY.
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rATE0|tC CHURCH.

Seryices every SUNDAY Except on the md
sISnudaps, OF each nonth:) -fiigh Mass and
s>lrnnn at 10 \ M.--Catechism at L. NJ
g..uera sermon and benedction ut 1880 y,
,n-A first Mass il said at $50 q M. on the
Isr Sunday of each moEth.---On holida vs.
1ji.l . ass Sermon and Fenedction III '1:45
u, in~-M;ass on week days at o'clock q. M.
IN summer and O'Clock III manifestations
ri the ross every friday evening during
lent at T:Ho --Cateeiism every satin! day
ut ey Mass.
REV. PROSPER GoGrrGur,
Pastor.
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City OFFICERS.

rhair-.,an--F. w. MCINTYRE
.nreryisors--sV. II BONNER, r. STAT
Terry.
.,prk-W. j REILLY.
trraa.,rel--FEED MoREY.
Ae5s.ssoi'-N. Il. BRADFORD.
Ir-fices--JAS. OBEkHOLTzER, a. &
gunIsoN. W. J DENoE, u. GRAHAM
l'o,stables- Ben MINTON, G.. FL
THOMPSON, WILL RODERICK.
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CHURCH, s.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

sqcr4ices at the Church every sunday at
aS1o:3o IL Iii, and 7:3o p M Prayer meet
H " Wednesday, evenings at 7:ao. unday
WINK pe.,ples Christian E.ndeavor one hour
sunday afternoon AT 800,
II. 4, Tom Pastor,
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Just received. . complete line OF
S,ninc and Summer styles Of foreign
and domestic suitings. Call and exam
inc our stock before purchasing else
Fred Hail.
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---The material is rapidly being
placed on the ground for the new laH.
Seyeral car loads of brick and iron ar
rived last Thursday. MI. Foster, the
contractor expects to nave every
thing on the ground aud the building
WILDE rushed right along as soon as
! thu weather will permit.
! g1'h, large store house Tor the
| sch!itz Brrwing Co, is nearly com
goleted. w. II. Knox the age Mt at th's
nlace received his first consignment ol
hoer Saturday. The company sent d
WAGON Monday and Billy IS no"
ready to supply all customers. Ihose
! ;.,+a,est.d should call ut knoAs SAL
loon and see the fine SchlIta raue
,,.rs. 1t is giant in bronze carry
mo the globe on his shoulders Win
,..na around it bea ring the Sch'ltz
monogram They are ne;'n''es s'''''
make n fine ornament and We uhaei-
stand one will lie given to eacn o1 MS
I customers.
1ames Boviagton, alias Dublin
was brought before Justice ooef''''ie-
90. last Thursday. the charge os'ns
drunk and disorderiy and using 'a gu
,,,,aoe unbecoming gentleman IN tae
.,.asgnce q ladies' he pleaded S'''i-
aud was promptly fincd 70 a'la
,,,.s.s amounting IL all g slN's- 81 :
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worse habit contracted.
Ask Your druggist a.
bout BACO- CURE.
t Is purely vegetable.
You do not have To
go x;r,, ,-n,, S1.l,cn
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NV A-Easle Mates tatlD No. $50 meets
Il i each 1at and third FRIDAY OF every noth
AVA ut %!i}iiey's hall,
w y Bradford J. : NecN!el >iefh'
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E0GAE HITS

Bring YOUR lob work to fla Review
Office.
-R. Otto Of State Line was IN tow,
Friday.
Atty sanborn did business at Con-
oyE Saturday.
! R-There were several |opoers hrol, ).
camp last week.
| Time order books printed and fo,.
sale at this office.
:! Judge Allen was :; Rhine,ander
visitor last week.
- Mart Hiixel received j gar ~
Pabst's Beer Monday.
-(i,ui, f,,,,.t e.. E,,u,.. -
is in session this wee,
20 ,,er, ,,,a. 80
was ia tle c;tv m,,aa,
,,.., i, n...,ea. -
= l;4t,a ha+.a .,+a.,,.
+ I'M. ,,,.of,;,,,,.
~ '.oi'' '4'a'so . Jus
i
S"'.oo Q BUSINESS
: ese's
- ''e''o :. .''p " ~ his
''s@''s : >o'''ioVe' : o''aoas'
~--liafrN Jones has the contract for
~ psi'i- ''le i'a'e'iai io' the JAIL
--LdiIof toiman OF the Democrat,
| was Il Mlnecana Visitor last FRIDAY.
~. Mahre lett yesterday fora weeks
visit at his Old home at Amery Wis.
Atty Shelton Of Rhine.aider. was
IN the city Friday and Saturday on it-
HI Hanson, one OF Three Lakes
prominent business ilen was IN the
CITY Monday
Remember that all kinds of JUS
tees blanks are now printed and for
sale at this office
As we 90 r, nres. wa lparn that
mrs. ERNEST Stewart is lxinp CRITICALLY
III 1T i,e,. home i'm this city
Ca, u D,rlinu viii make vo,, q
y1,ackize tcsn strictly TO order for
,.,.,s IA an observation-disclosures
3 ,,,,.;t, $3.50 ,e+,>. ~,
underworld I.'br COS interests at
Three Lakes last Saturday.
n ,n.:.,.,
,;4;aa ,,,,t1, - ,,;a,,;.1~,
as ha,n >, j, the exmess office
49,, ,,;th ..o ),
r.,.. @1-;~,%o.r .,a -.
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= u,oa,.d.,
Nil a'''ei VI ~ - " ''uNe.'
~ $500.
IT cto.o,,e wa, +,,an varv
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has LOGGING co'a ac' 'ie''' '''S'. P'''o'
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!. We. a;,a., !. !, cnic..rn this week
J .,a;n, ,,;s sn,.;ng stock .,f goods.
! -. wi; ,-;,.;t , wael IN stIouis before
| m ,o+,,,,.
49,,
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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1895-01-12

local train approaching. He shouted 20
the gripman. Get move on" and a
moment later the crash came.
Jossphs was indicted for manslaughter.
His defense will be that the car slipped
on the track and he could not control it
with the brake. as the rails were wet.
stole a Watch aud Chain.
The residence Of Ir. and Mrs. Henry
G. HOPKINS. 525 Fifteenth street, was en-
tered by burglars Thursday afternoon aud
her gold waieb and chain stolen.
Mrs. Hopkins claims 10 have come home
shortly after ) O'clock On that evening and
found a man 10 the house. She rushed
into bedroom and slammed the door 20,
which the burglars attacked with a
hatcbe'. bat did not manage TO open.
The Detectives do not put much credenee
in Mrs. Hopkins story. Shs was very
Ioath 10 say anything about the attack
and only wanted The watch and chain
mentioned.
Two butcher-shops On Twenty-thitd
avenue were entered later the same even
ing By unknown parties. Five cent. was
taken from one and ten from The other.
Federal Labor Union.
The Federal Labor Union OF Oakland
held an open meeting at labor head
quarters, on Washington street, which
was crowded last night. Alfred Cridge of
san Francisco spoke upon "PrOportiona al
Representation and Reform BaIlo.
System"
Resolutions were passed announcing the
organiZation known as "Vigilantes" at
present in Sacramento and calling the
ate ntion Of the Governor OF the State TO
tie same. A COPY Of the resolutions was
ordered sect TO the Legislature and the
Governor.
For New Board Of Public Works.
Voters who were not registered for the
general election must register to-day or be
barred from voting on ybe amendments to
tile charter on January Is There are
several amendments to be voted upon. but
the one attracting the most attention is the
abolition Of The present Board Of Public
Works and providing for one to be COM
City Attorney, who shall receive $500 per
year more than atpresent. Assessor-elect
H. ?. Dalton is making hot fight through
the papers tor the amendments.
City and County.
The committee appointed by a citizens
mass-meeting az the City Hall some
mouths ago to consider the matter Of
county division and a consolidated city
and county government is considering the
matter of having some measure passed by
the present session of the Legislature
which Will facilitate the carrying out OF
the plan. 1t is claimed that by q division
of the county the present dual system OF
goYernm ent might be done away with and
considerable expense saved TO the tax
payers.
For a Night High School.
Oakland has soma five or six night
schools a. the present time, out these 90 DO
further than the grammar grades. Now a
demand is being made for high school al
night, for the benefit Of those who have
been compelled to leave school at the
close of the grammar department and
work for living.
At this time petition is being circulated,
which is being freely signed, and will be
presented at an early meeting of the
Board Of Education.
Charged With Burglary.
Deputy Constable Walton arrived from
Sacramento last night with w. James
Carter 10 custody. who is wanted here on
tue charge Of burglary.
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TOM REEDS DAUGHTER.
Her Devotion TO Her Father and
her Ambition.


one OF the curious phases OF political life In
Washington Is the influence which nineteen
year-old girl is likely 10 exercise upon the Re-
publican party in the near future. She Is try
ing 10 make President. and there are those
WHO think her chances are very good. Her
name Is Kitty-Kitty Reed. Her father is Tom
Reed. the man from Maine. ex-Speaker, future
Speaker aud the man Miss Kitty Is trying TO
maze President OF the United Staes. Though
only 19, Miss Reed is wise beyond her years.
She cares nothing for society. She has not
even taken the trouble TO "come out"
as she might have done last season
or this winter. Society Is good deal of
bore 10 her. Politics is her passion. She
studies all the questions and movements OF the
day. OF shy. reserved. sehcentained temper
ament she reads much and analyZes closely.
The fonduess OF Reed for this girl, his blind
confidence in her judgment the Difference 10
her opinions and wishes. is one OF the prettlest
things 10 be seen 10 the capital. Mr.. Reeds
friends say he looks up 10 her az his guiding
star. She reads all the newspapers and re-
views for him. She has hand IN the prepare
ton OF all bis speeches and articles for the re-
views. Everything he writes IS submitted for
her approval. Even bis private correspondence
falls under her watchful eye.
Kitty Reed is as devoted TO her father as he
IS 10 her, ana 10 make him President is the abb
soroing ambition OF her life. Like her father,
she Is somewhat OF q fatalist, and both believe
fate holds The highest office 10 the land as
prize which shall be won. Tom Reed and his
shy young daughter are inseparable com
panlons. They walk and ride together. Dur
Ing Mr.. Reeds tour in the " est In the recent
campaign Miss Kitty accompanied him. He is
never content unless she is near him. Their
friends say when Reed goes into the drawing
room he looks about eagerly until be has found
his daughter, and then does not permit her TO
leave his side.-Phlladelphia Press.
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ArriVc6.

Arrived.
FRIDAY, January IL
Mic stmr Costa Rlca, Mcintyre, 4 days from
Departure Bay; 252O tons COAL TO K Dunsmuir &
Sons.
Stmr C0lumbi., Bodies. 40 hours from Port
o K Il Co.. with stmr state OF California in tow
StI6r State OF California, Aekley. hence Jan
FOR Portland. Returned OF account Of breaking
shaft l8 miles NV OF Trinidad
Br snip PiBmore, Maxwell. lI3 days from Car
diff: - tons COAL to II NJ Newhall q Co.
Consignees.
Per CoIumbia-Geo Morrow a. Co; Smonds Saw
Co; sherwood d5 Sherwood; California Casket Co !:
San Francisco Chemical Co: Tillmann d Bendel
EveTdag & Co: buckingham. Hecht Co: Mau
Sadler u Co: Levi Strauss q Co: 1hoS Loughran;
Brown Bros d Co: } W Gale Co; Phillips Mfg
Co: willamette Pulp Paper Co; Bissneer Co
NJ z Detes; Moore. Ferguson d Co; Pacific Coast
Elevator Co; Eppinger Co; johnson Co:
Washington Feed Co; M Waterman Co: Price
BAKING Powder Co: Chambers, Price Co; BOs-
ton Rubber Shoe Co; Hestand, Warner Co:
Stetson Renner DrayaRe Co; Portland Cracker Co;
OTIS, McAilster az Co; Dutard; Dalton Bros:
Thomas & Kahn: L II Stevens Co; Onion Moat
Co: Cutting Packing Co: Darbee lmmel; Bowere
Rubber Co.. Claisop Mill Co; Allen e. Lewis.
Impo rtations
PORTLAND AND ASTORlA-Per Columbia
cs crackers. SO rkgs candy, 80 es rubber-shoes.
1873 SKIS shorts. balls horse collars 20 cs rubber
and s. IL cs bak ing powder, ~ bbIs tallow, 10
bxs labels. bxs fish, 80 SKIS oysters, 4OS bids
noks II bags wool 225 SKIS rye, 81 90 SKIS wheat,
2644 SKIS barley 363 SKIS oats, cs pepper, 20, 796
4lO0 Sis bran, 3i4 bids paper, 799 SKIS potatoes
bxs bal wOolleas. cs cloth, cs blankets, cs
shoes, 70 pkgs washboards. l cs cigars. crtS
coffins. machine, SO balls hops.
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Wheat In Normandy.

We pass through hamleis where The cottages
are protected By high banks of earth, hiding all
but their thatched roofs. Beech trees. robbed
Of their lower branches, bear their crests
proudly aOft. and hold fast between their
naked stems great heaps of rape. The emley
pods are sere. ana rustic mysteriously In the
breeze.
On the broad Normandy acres, where the
wheat has just ben harvested, a crowd OF
women. boys and girls is assembled They dis
pose themselves dt regular intervals. aud at the
signal, "AlleZ glaneZ 20 fall to with a will,
bouncing upon every spear Of grain like hawk
upon its prey.
The sparrows must look elsewhere for food
fof scarcely kernel is left upon the ground
when the CLEANERS have done their work. But
the thank offerings placed by the peasants upon
the tmaDy Cd.ydries along the ruadsides make
partial amends 10 he birds, who do not hesitate
TO profit by thom. Tie Offering 20 these punches
Of grain Is The last act of tho service which
takes place early III the season. Then the cure,
preceded by a long procession cf children, little
girls decked with flowers, boys and priests,
bears before hun, beneath the furnished dais
upheld By whiie-robed acolytes, The sacred
host, invoking divine blessings upon the lands
Of his little fiOck.-CatbOlic World.
The central span of the ST. Louis bridge
is 500 feet. the side spans 515 feet each.
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nothing 10 compare with Coopers! Leather
stocking" Within he memory OF many Eng
iish sportsmen who have scarcely passed
middle age. the United States sEaTmed with
Texas Jacks. California Joes and swamp
Foxes. who were always on the lookout for
country. IN order 10 indoctsinaIe him into a
knowledge of wooderaft. which often proved as
i!usoFy as their pretended ability 10 take me
young stranger 10 3 region beautifully supplied
with big game.
II bis Camps in the Rocsics" published IN
are three ways of visiting the far West 10 pur-
SUE Of sport. The first can only De afforded by
those Thom frontIsrsmen cali "tOpshelfers," and
VINO are accompanied by E1gslSh servants IN
charge o! luxurious "Outff." which has cost
many hundreds of pounds. such members OF
tae"leunesse doree" hire q few western guides
10 show them the way TO fur and leather IN
abundance. which they seldom ind. Tie sec
ono way IS 10 get letters 10 oif1eers OF the
United > ates army who are stationed on
tie frontier. "The American Officers"
ADDS BallIe Grobmann. are seldom
sportsmeD, but il they Ike you, they
WIN enter with zesr into your plans.
plying you most generously with
stores. wagons, horses and troopers-in
snort, With everything that you want"
Inc third method is al once the cheap
est. pieasaDtest and best - TO esehew
Inc regular professional guides, who
brodered buckskin jackets. and call
themselves Buffalo Bill, Texas JACK or
beaTelaW Joe. ana have an amazing capacity
Tor absorbing "forty-rOd WHISKY" In tHelr
stead let tie lonely hunter join some expert
enced trapper, aud al very moderate cost ne
VIII learn more of the Rockies IN SIX months
than the "topshelfer'' viii In six years.-L0n-
don telegram
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THE WIDOW Is WINNER
Mrs. BOOgar Gets the Body Of Her
Husband.
Michael Collins Is Formally Charged With
the Hurder-The Will Still
in Bank.

OAKLAND.-The contest for the body OF
Phillip Boogar was carried into court yes
terday By an application on the part OF the
executors, DR.. E. NJ. Paterson and P. f.
Boogar, for special letters Of administra-
ton. The purpose Of she application was
to get possession OF the will and private
papers of deceased in his safe deposit box
az the Oakland Bank Of Savings. II was
believed that in the will B0ogar might
have made some request as to the dlspo-
silion Of his body after his death.
DR.. Z. u. Paterson testified that Bo0gar
left property that required mmediate
attention Of administrators. Attorney N.
G. Chapman stated on the witness stand
that BooZar had sent for him on the morn
ing OF January and asked him 10 get
some papers and the Will from the bank.
He gave him an crder The documents
was shown the Will. Then he directed
that they be returned. As he had a case
in court, Chapman took the papers to the
courtroom and returned them 10 the bank
az noon. In the meantime, or about this
time, Booger died. The bank now refuses
to surrender them TO hin.
After some discussion Judge Friek re-
refused to grant special letters Of admins
tration upon the grounds that the showing
had not made GEAR that any interest OF
the estate required this Issue. The Coro-
ner then consulted the District Attorney,
who advised him to recognize the request
of the widow. who had given Undertaken
Henry Evers an order for the body.
On this the remains were turned over
and the funeral will take place from the
house al the corner of Eighth and Frank
lin streets, where Mrs. Boogar resides.
A complaint was sworn to yesterday by
James a. IDgler, an ex-deputy constable,
who was witness to the second shot fired
at Boogar, which /. the one that caused
his death. Collins case will be called to-
day ana the preliminary examin alton set.
DR.. Paterson said last night that the will
of Boogar is still in the bang.