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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-07-30
Sues for a Lumber Bill.

Portage, Wis, July 23.-[Special.I-
at the courthouse in this city with j. s.
Maxwell of Columbus as referee The
case grows out of the building of the
new schoolhouse at Randolph. Robert
Currie of that village sues for $1,000
lumber bill and claims he can hold Jo-
seoh Hutter of Fond du Lac. who did
the masonry. for the amount, since Sher-
man Hall. the carpenter contractor, is
bic to pay. Hutter claims his con-
tract was an entirely separate contract
and for masonry alone, while Hall held
the contract for the carpenter work.
Curr;e claims the contracts, We're joint
contra cts
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Welded SIXTY YEARS.
Aged Sturgeon Bay Couple Celebrate
Their Anniversary.

Aged sturgeon bay CouPA0 SOA0DA~ 'o
Their Anniversary.
Sturgeon Bay, Wis, July 22.1Spe-
cial .]-Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Warren of
this city on Monday celebrated the sixth
eth anniversary of their wedding A
number of friends and old acquainanceS
gathered at the home of the aged couple
to extend congratulations, among whom
were Rev. and Mrs. David Lewis, who
last year celebrated their fiftieth anni-
versary Mr.. and Mrs. Warren were
born in Connecticut. the former in the
year 1912 and the tier couple of years
later Both are in good health and give
promise of living many years yet. Mr..
Warren is, employed in the courthouse
and daily attends to- his duties there,
while his wife does all the housework
even to the washing unassisted. They
are both old residents: of this city, hav-
ing come here in So, and Mr.. Warren
has held Offices of public trust in differ
cnt capacities on many occasions, being
now county surveyor. Both are staunch
MethOdists& and regular attendants at the
church here and hardly ever miss meet
ing.
Oshkosh. Wis.,. July 22:-ESpecaLl-
Roland Burden. a well-Enown real estate
man Of Green Bay, and Miss Elva Vos-
burg will be married here this evening
at the home of the BRIDES uncle, Stephen
REYNOLDS.
Portage. Wis, July Especial i
Prof Charles Haase Of the German
Lutheran parochial schools and Miss
Emma Meyer were married at the Luthe-
ran church in this city last night.
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CONFIRMED THE REPORT.
Referee Welsh Decides an Impor -
tant Suit at Racine in F. }.
=, Hendrichsen's Favor.

Racine. Wis, July 23.-[Special.]-In
the circuit court this morning an order
was filed confirming the report of Charles
H Welsh. referee in the case of f. J.
Hendrichsen, receiver for the Hendrich-
sen Manufacturing company, plaintiff,
The suit was brought by Hendrichsen on
an accounting and was referred to Mr..
Welsh by Judge Johnson. The decision
was that the Hendrichsen company had
due from Durant, as treasurer. 1880 IL
in 1891 with interest, which made the
total amount $4465.
Durant was ordered to pay the money
at once and also the cost of the suit.
Mr.. Durant was at one time manager of
the Racine Manufacturing company. He
is well-known throughout the county and
the southera part of the state. At pres
ent he is in California.
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WAR WITH TRAMPS.

Twenty-Five Hoboes Attempt to Run a
Train Near Racine.
Racine, Wis, July '25.-[Special.]-
A train crew on the North Western road
had lively time with a gang of tramps
at Western Union Junction last eTening.
party and they tried to board the train.
The trainmen interfered and put some
Of them off. Thereupon the tramps at
tackled the crew and split open the head
of the brakeman. The conductor Sc
cured his revolver and fired at the
tramps, who spread in all directions.
One of the shots took effect and a tramp
is minus finger as a result. The train
then proceeded on its way without
further disturbance
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LEFT NO CLUE BEHIND.
iowa Woman Visits Madison to Search
for Her Husband.


Madison, Wis, July 24-[Special.]-
Mrs. Thomas Paine, accompanied by a
lady friend, arrived here from Daven--
port, Ia, last evening to satisfy her
self that everything possible is being
done to locate her husband, who mys-
teriously disappeared here July IA, after
writing home that he intended to drown
himself in Lake Monona. Mrs. Paine
came with the idea of having the lake
dragged for the body of her husband,
but ON discovering that it was body
of water nearly three miles long by two
in width she realized the futility of such
an effort, with no clue as to place at
which to- begin the search.
Chief of Police Parbinton told Mrs.
Paine he did not believe her husband
had drowned himself. Unless weighted
down, the body if in the lake, should
have risen to the surface several days
ago, but careful search has failed to d.s-
cover it. No one can be found who had
seen him in the vicinity of the lake. On
the other hand all his personal effects
were left at his boarding house. includ-
ing all small articles of dress, his type
writer, etc, pointing to the probability
that he carried out his announced inten-
tinp
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BRYAN CANNOT SPEAK.
Senator Teller May Take His Place ~
Madison.

Madison. Wis., July 22.-[Special. i
The seventeenth annual session OF the
Monona Lake assembly. which opened
last evening, promises to be one of the
most successful yet held. Already the
$50 tents regularly provided for the camp
ers are all engaged, and extra tents are
being erected The addition of lawn
tennis court is among the improvements
made this year, and it is already much
in demand. The features of todays
session were lecture on temperance by
John G. Woolley, the well-known cold
water advocate. at p. NJ, and an ad-
dress on Millet by Prof. Charles Sprague
Smith at 1916, the first of a series of
five lectures on cart and Artists" This
evenings attraction is a concert.
Secretary Moseley has received word
from Candidate w. j. Bryan that he
cannot be here on National day. and is
now voring to secure Senator Hen
ry NJ. Teller to debate the financial ques-
ton on that day, July 81, with Senator
J. NJ. Thurston. who has promised to
speak from the Republican standpoint.
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GRAIN INSPECTION CASE.
The Question will be Discussed at Su
perior Tonight.

perior Tonight.
West Superior, Wis, July 22.-TSpe-
cial. THE board of trade meets tonight
for a further discussion on dismissing
the Minnesota grain inspection and sub
stituting Wisconsin inspection. The
board of directors viii report PROPOSE
ton TO retain the Minnesota inspection
and at the same time Introduce one la
beled superior and gradually displace
the former.
There is also proposition TO retain
the elevators owned by Minneapolis par
ties to contribute to the support of the
Superior board of trade and guarantee
to purchase not less than 100000 bush
els of wheat here within one year. The
duplicate inspection scheme is pro-
nounced impracticable and considerable
feeling will manifest itself tonight.
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pRoBERT SENTENCED.
Washburn Banker Cohsio
Embezzlement Must 20 -
Prison.

Uashburn. wis, July 23-[speci;ai.ITas
Banker b aIe ea A. c. Probert the jury yes'e Of
day afternoon returned orn;ng sem
fenced ll. to two and onehalf years Il, Which ich
renitentiary. The charge upon pon7,e m
be was tried was so that tor OF the Bank of
of note of $500 1roln d 'I trial of the
iase the 6 jury wi having in a the
former trial. and one jury having 1;a made AIDE
been discharged upon an afhda1hio had had
by the district attorney that they ayact Hau
been tampered with. In tins co 4ha town
court &C ! las evening upon a charge ,e OF
criminal contempt of court and was nneu
&soHf
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FATAL PLEA SURE TRIP.
Boat Containing TWO fous
Capsizes in the River o.
Appleton.

Appleton. Wis, July 22.-[specialIn
Oscar Anderson of Appleton and hd
Kuehnstedt of Oshkosh, two young nle a.
camping on the river bank two mlies
above Appleton, were capsized + from 'h;,a
small boat last night at 10 O'Clock WIZ, Nc
rowing from the city, to tneir ca1 4aa9+ vas
rescuad hnt nas unconscious and IS to-
day in a precarious condition. .oa +b;s
Anderson's body was recovered tnls
morning. He was single man, agea
% years, drug clerk by occupation anu
popular here. How the accldent nap
pened is not known as Kuehnstedt IS no'
vet able to talk.
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DEAD ON THE PORCH.
Sudden Demise of w. A. PeIitztke. a
We1l-Known Resident Of Depere.

Depere, Wis, July 22.-[Special. 1-W.
\. Peltztke, who yesterday was in his
usual health. was last evening found
dead on the porch of his residence. where
he had gone to have smoke. Heart
disease is supposed to have been the
cause. lie was the father of Mrs. Y.
S Murphy of Milwaukee.
Portage. Wis. July 22-[Special. i
John Robb died at his home in Caledonia
yesterday, aged 40 years. He was born
in New York and came to Wisconsin \
few years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Smith of f his cit VI
died at Chicago yesterday.
Mrs p. g. Fosgate died here yester-
day, aged S1 cars.
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NO, SETTLEMENT YET.
City of Superior's Claims Against the
Keystone Bank.

City of Superior's Claims Against the
Keystone Bank.
West Superior, Wis.,, July 23.IESpe-
ciaI. THE matter of the settlement be-
tween the city and the keystone Nation
al bank by which the city agreed to deliv-
or to w. b. McCord of Chippewa Falls
at 50 cents on the dollar all of it's claims
is again before the city council. The city
treasurer acting upon the advice, in an
opinion from the city attorney has re-
fused to accept the proffers, Of settlement
at the figures named and has so reported
10 the mayor and aldermen at the same
time asking for instructions regarding
his future course in the matter. City At
torney Green, who gave the, opinion to-
the effect that the settlement was not
binding upon the city, was, very active
last year when an alderman against the
proposition though it finally carried. The
finance committee of the council will
now report upon the affair. The ebjec-
tons OF the city attorney tc the contract
n re- Technical
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CHARGED WITH ARSON.
Well-Known Young Man of KaukaHna
Under Arrest.

Kaukauna, Wis, July 22.-[Special:l-
George Meyer, a young man of this city,
was arrested this morning on a charge
of having set fire to the depot at Kimber-
" on the night of July g. Meyer former
lv worked for the Chicago. 4 North,
Western Railway company, but severed
his connection with the company ID
March. He is a son CT Joseph Meyer of
the town of Dale and two years ago
married Miss L. Vernon of this city. Nc
date has been set for his preliminary eN-
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HAD NO AUTHORITY,
Superior Jobber Fined for Using s'Union'
Labels,

West Superior, Wis, July 23.-[Spe-
cial.l-Judge Hutchins OF the municipal
court has rendered a decision in the case
of the state against Frank p. Hallock,
manager of the Leader job department.
Hallock was arrested on the charge of
using the Typographical union label on
his goods without authority, thereby
making them union The defense was
that Hallock used genuine labels given
him by third party and did not counter
felt. The court found Hallock guilty I'M
der the statute and fined him $40 and
costs He will aDDeal
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Superior Bow Killed.

West Superior, July 24.-[Special.1-
Freddie, the 6-year-old son of Charles
e. Barthell Of 1901 Eanks avenue. was.
run over by a wood wagon late yesterday
afternoon and died within few min
utes. The driver of the wagon had a
second wagon attached by = short tongue
and on this the boy climbed. A jolt
threw him off and under the wheels and
he died before medical assistance could
81, hin,
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ADDRESSED THE ASSEMBLY.
Rev. MIR. Peters Advocates Suspension
of Immigration.

Madison. Wis July 25.-ISpecial.l-
At the Monona Lake assembly this af-
ternoon Rev. Madison c. Peters, d. D.,
gave an interesting address before u
large audience. his topic being the ques-
aion, .'Will Our Republic Liver The
optimism, 'God takes cara of children.
fools and the United States" he pro-
nuprncel as foolish and false as pessi
anism is faithless and wicked. He called
attention to unrestricted immigration as
one of the great perils of the nation.
and said: Il would prescribe no man
for the place and condition of his birth.
He is an American, NO matter where
born, who loves America for America S
sake But l express the conservative
opinion of thoughtful men everywhere
when l say that we have now reached
a period in our history when immigra-
ton without limit is not advantageous to
the country or to the immigrant.
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NOT SILVER, BUT GOLD.

S,z.e,.,sIuS Ore Said 10 Have Been Discoy-
cred Near Three Lakes.
Three Lakes. Wis. July 25.-fSpecial.l
1t has just come to light that gold
mine has been discovered about twelve
m;ies north of this place in the town of
1;oycn. Forest county. This has been
= secret for several months, but it is
nov. known that gold has been found and
that experts have pronounced the ore so
far very good. Roads are being made
"a the nlace and soon there will be men
and machinery busily engaged in I'M
aorthing the hidden treasure.
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THROWN FROM A CARRIAGE.

NJ. Fay Probably Fatally Injured at Fond
du Lac.
Fond du Lac, Wis, July 24.-[Special.
M. Fay of Eden is lying at the point Of
death, the result of injuries received in
a runaway. He was on his way home
from this city when the horse became
frightened and he was thrown from the
carriage into barb wire fence. Besides
several bruises about his b.dy be re-
ceived internal injuries from which it
will be impossible for him to recover.
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BEES HAD A HIGH HAND.
Marshfe1d Farmer and His Horses Strike
Snag.

FTafsMne1u HOTStS SCT1K6
Snag.
Marshfeld, Wis, July 23.-[Speciall i
4 farmer living few miles north of
this city had curious experience with
a swarm of bees on Tuesday. While
engaged in hauling in wheat from the
field he came upon a swarm of bees
that had taken refuge in a wheat shock,
or rather bundle, for when he threw
it onto the wagon the air was filled with
bees. all bent on revenge for being dis
turbed. They at once attacked the
horses. which started to run, the farmer
hanging to the lines. Luckily the wagon
got stuck in fence and the horses in
their distress broke loose, and. covered
with bees. fled to the barn. After quiet
was resumed the bees were caught and
mt in n hive.
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Racine Pioneer Dead.

Racine. Wis. July 25.-[SpeciaLl-
Martin Clancy. one of the pioneer mer-
chants of this city, died at his home last
evening He was IS years of age ana
had resided here many years. He leaves
five children. one of whom is Mrs. Wins
low. wife of one of the justices of the
Suprcme bench.
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Want Their Photographs.

City Marshal Matt Strut has received
letter from J. +. Fitzpatrick, Chicago
inspector of police, requesting him to
furnish his department with photographs
of Blincky and Boyce. the two men ar
rested on a charge of having committed
the BURGLARY here the night of June II.
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the ST. Paul railway. fell from his en-
CINE while alighting and received inter-
nal injuries from which he died this
morning. He was 81 years of age and
had been employed by the company for
forty years. He lived with his family.
consisting of wife and several growa
children, at 800 Seventeenth avenue. He
was quite we'll known in the city and
was very Well-to-do.
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craen raw Woman Killed.

Green Ray. Wis, July 23.-Mrs. An
drew Edrup of the west side was in
srantly killed today by being crushed
under a falling clubhouse. She was hang
ing out clothes upon a line attached to
the building. which was pulled over by
the strain thus put upon it. She leaves
fDur children.
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ARMY WORM APPEARS.
The Pest Has at Last Arrived in F0nA
du Lac County.

du Lac County.
Fond du Lac, Wis, July 22.-[Spe-
cial 1.-The farmers just southwest of the
city have had their farms invaded by
the army worm and already thousands
of dollars of damage has been done
The farms of S. 3. Stanchfield. S. G..
Stanchfield, e. A. Galloway, Charles
Martin and n. ingalls, have been nearly
stripped. of the crops. 1t is forty five
first raid on Fond du Lac In 1851 it
appeared in the vicinity Of Byron, and
as is its custom, took everything in
sight Unless some means is provided at
once the winter wheat will be destroyed
before it is cutting time
Burnett Junction, Wis, July o.
Especial. THE army worm has made it's
appearance in this section of the country.
There is not much fear of their injuring
the barley crop as that is most har-
vested, but fear is sustained of their de-
stroying the corn crop.
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DESTROYED HIS EYESIGHT.

Superior Boy Fooled with Can of
Powder to His sorrow.
West Superior. Wis. July 25.-[ Spe-
cia!. ]-Netldie Swenson, aged 10 years,
was seriously injured l.y the explosion of
a can of powder. The youngster found
the explosive and tried TO touch it off
with Il match. The explosion burned his
clothing from his body and probably de-
stroyed his eyesight.
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Superior Girl Drowned.

West Superior. Wis, July 25.ISpe-
cial. Emily Bulge, aged 13 years. was
drowned in ST. Louis river last night by
the overturning of sailboat. Charley
Olson undertook to sail the boat. con-
tanning two men, two women and five
children on a picnic. 1t capsized and
emily was drowned under the sail.
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Ashland Young Mans AdvancesE

Ashland. Wis, July 25.-LSpecial l.
r RI Dockery. Il young attorney of this
Mace, was recently rendered the position
IF assistant claim agent for the North
Wastern railway system at Chicago.
Mr. Dockery is a graduate of the uni
yersity and also of the college of law.
He is a brother of u; }. Dockery' VINO
,lIly ,cbampioned the cause of silver
50 So, W. Wisconsin in the Chicago convention.
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Midget Baby Dead.

West Plainfeld, Wis, July 25.-[Spe-
cial THE midget baby which was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Scoteld of this
town three weeks ago is dead The
baby was the smallest ever born in the
state and only weighed IA pounds at
birth
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KILLED BY A CAVE-IN.

Capt. King Crushed to Death at the
Badger Mine.
Florence, Wis, July 25.-[Special.l J.
Giles King, night captain of the Badger
mine, was instantly killed last night at
Commonwealth by Il fall of ore He was
examining chamber after blast to
see if everything was safe when a large
body of ore fell, burying him under tons
of rth
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DeIayan Store Robbed,

Delayan. Wis, July 23.-[Special.]-
The clothing store of f. e. Burrows of
this city was broken into last night by
thieves and goods and merchandise of
much value were stolen. 1t will be inn
possible to estimate the loss until an
inventory can be taken. Officers are
securing the surrounding country for the
,niSrrpoutS
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Madison Wis, July 22.-[Special.l L
NJ H. Newman. son of Justice S. w.
Newman Of the Supreme court, paid Il
fine of S. and costs in the municipal
court this morning for running a bicycle
without a lantern last night, in viola ion
of the city ordinance. He pleaded
guilty.
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QUIET ON GoGEBIC RANGE,

Most of the Mines Have Already shut
Down.
Hurley, Wis, July 22.-[Special. IA
of things on the Gogebic range among
the mines. All of the producing mines
on the range are now shut down with
the exception of the Montreal and A Han
tic. No one will hazard a guess as To
when operations will be resumed
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HIS LAST GAME OF TAG.

Appleton Boy Drops Dead While at
Play.
Appleton, Wis, July 23.-[special.E
august stegert, a 19-year-old boy, while
heart disease. The boy had ALWAYS haan
sickIy and weak. oeeH
Manufacturers of iron and stool rooe
iug are in session at Cieyela nd ooh-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1896-07-30

Walter Uihlein, eldest son of Alfred
Cihiein. died Wednesday from the effects
of an operation for appendicitis. The
young man was 10 years of age and was
Il youth of great promise. His father
was in Colorado when the son died, but
left for home Wednesday. August Uih-
lein. an uncle, is in Europe and could not
be located by telegraph
i
On the 18th William Giese. a locom"-
tive engineer employed in the yards of
Daily public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1892-191?, 1896-06-20
AmerIcan cAlvAIry.

For real chivairy and large-hearued
llindness,to women there are no men in
the world like our American mems 20
It is with hesitation that ever remind
them of even minor faults in MANNER
When the American paterfamilias goes
to the theater with his household, he
takes a box that wife and daughters
may be comfortable and exclusive. but
he. who has earned the money TO pay
for the luxury, takes back seat in that
box, from where he can see only small
Garner Of the stnge. In the carriage he
hides BACKWARD; on the steaner he adds
mis- rugs and pillows to his wife's; and,
In short, proves his unselash love in
thousand ways of which men of other
nations are ignorant or neglectful. =
Illustrated American.
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NapoIeon's Family LIfe.

Family life at the Tuileries was a
model, the emperor finding his greatest
pleasure in domestic amusements, play
ing billiards, riding, driving, and even
romping with his young wife, while his
tenderness for the babe was phenom-
email. Still he was no puritan, and the
lapsed classes could indulge themselves
In vice II only they paid; from their
purses fabulous sums were turned into
the emperor's secret funds. Under che
continental system industry was at a
standstill, and every household felt the
privation of abstaining from the free
use of sugar and other colonial wares.
There was, however, general confidence
In speedy relief, and there were worse
things than waiting.-Prn.. Sloane, N
Century.