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&C sTEA,snlP coMpANY.

csRLANO AND EyAECEra
-. 80 Tor useud~ Mean Bay root ..
80 lizard leaves Tesler dock sun
|6psEss14vs and Thursdays 81 ffsse D.
[xs IT, Townsend. Port villa ma.
PorT Angeles. Port Crescent.
Es1e~v PyEs1f. cfaIiam Bay and
fxf7ssss.s rsts.rulng, arrives al Eeattie 3
- = nss,os,ss days Steamer Evargei
Srssfsf dock for Port Townsend.
Essa ..gsIas and Victoria Mondays.
sssvr and fridays az go >. m,
- -. alternate days at z.3s .. m
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Pacific Land CO. TO Charles L. Roth
weller. lot Is. block l0, Latona, Dec. IS.
500.
Thomas Nlven eft ux 70 Annie E. Ma
honey. lots and 10 block l, Lake Dell
al. Dec j., $500
Tom w. Sexton 20 Melissa F. Durgan.
lots Is and Is. block =. Brooklyn ad. ex-
cept taxes. Sept. Is, 81
Mary Josephine Dfclyman and husband.
f. w. 10 August Meihorn. block -. May
nard's plat OF Lake Washington. Dec.
Is 81
Harriet Pierce 20 VIM. r Hayes, lots
= and 5. Denny g Hoyt's ad. Dec. :. 81.
James Hart 70 Charles Anderson. i-e
acres in Harvey Il Jones u, e., Dec. IA.
s1so
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MARKETS AND TRADE.

Seattle. Dec. - fsw
Exchanges ~ thu Seattle. Tacoma asa
Portland clearing houses sotay were.
C1szrzuses. EaLsnc4n
foTtAa51 81 i@s - s. $50 O.
44sSzxs4 .--es-.-s.~.... -. Ga - 11,12l o.
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TAroosu OBSERVATIONS

TATOCSE. De- IL 2. ~1--lsarsslsezs<s
- - .-les1-fs.. sxsrsl ieoafh foAr aaIle-.
Naan Rae a4y nEsaE $50 a WtE6-
f~slfara Hay-C,t11ty. 0rlss sc4sA Ninas
shfn Law e.. kz4rga@s n hsT
PORT AEg al3S--Ez2z oE-1st=z, @--ass e-o--s
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M VANCOUVER ROUTE
ryAMER UTOPIA

r,ecma, II noon: Seattle. TeAse
IA. Mondays ard THURSDAYS
- fsEnsend. Anacortes, Falrhzvsn.
ThascsHi. Blaine aad Friday Har-
fs,Iowsng day.
- B.ains. s.: fare 20 Vancouver,
- further Information apply 10 Yss-
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FrfdnNa Transfers.

There were filed FOR record Friday six
deeds. aggregating N.l2iso. Following Is
q list:
James G.. Love 20 Iizzie A. Love, 10; .,
block - Brooklyn al. Dec. IS 81.
Catherine =. Curtis and husband, Asa
* 10 Horace q. Curtis pars lot 8, block
s. eastern "a, Dee IS. s..
Edith r. Warner 10 Catherine RAN
dolph hot {, block g, Tsrry's 2nd ad. ex-
cept mortgage SS.0l9 and taxes, Dec Is
love. etc.
T. N Krite lots IS and Il. block u. WALL
inwford's division. Green Lake al, Dec
u, 500.
J. l. Taylor and husband. J. s. TO
= s. Taylor. jT.. lot 2. block /, p. F
DAYS lst al. LOT 3 block 3. lots 3 and 81
block Is. los IS. @iock q East Seattle.
lot III block 3 Lake Dell al. Dec. j.. 81
STATE 20 Lester Turner. part lot 4. block
la. Seattle tide lands, Dec y. $ssi.50.
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STOCK Auofhten@-
Atchlson ........ 49, Ontario s. W.. 49,
Adams Express.I4s (0regon Imp. .... =.
Alton, T. II. 80. So Oregon Nav. -. u
Preferred -. :. o. :. L. & Z. y. -
American TX los Pacific Mall 49,. 2Zs.
Baltimore 4 o. u Peoria ID. 81 e.
Canada Pacific. b4is Pirtsburg lag
Canada south. 4sia Pullman Palace III
Central Pacific. Ilia Reading .....-... 24A
Gnes- & Ohio. 1a5. Richmond Term
Chicago Alton. 10 Preferred ......
G. r. 4 q. ...,.. lgia r. g. NesieF -. u
Chicago Gas -. Us Preferred ...... -
Con. Gas ........I4T Rock Island ..... 65
c. = T. a. Sci Isl = Las r. LIST pfd. =.
Colorado g. 4 J. = 81. PAU .-....... o..
Cotton OF Cert. I8z Preferred ....- .I23is
Del Hudson Ia 81. p. q Omaha. 46A
y l. & " .....1ss Preferred .....iE
n s r. q. pfd. 49i2 Southern Pacific 1ts
D1stillers ...-.... =. sugar Ke9ineFy. .Ale
Erie ..,.......... I4i4t Tenn G. & L.. 2sis
Preferred ..... 3 Texas PaciHc -. sNs
Preferred End. - T. 4 o c. pfd.. 50
Fort Wayne ....1es Union Pacific -. SIS
90. Northern pf11S Z. 3 Express. -
Q Il t. l. pfd.. 81 Wab. s. T. & I.
Hooking Valley. 1eizl Preferred ...... I4zl
Illinois Central. sc Wells Fargo .... %
81 Paul & Dull. - Western Union. 81
X a r pfd..... - Wheeling & l. r, G7s
/ Lake Erie & w. III Preferred $500. .
Preferred ..-.- - MINI. a. -. l.. ls1a
Lake Shore .-...1a2 II. q r. G 5000. llis
Lead Trust ..-,. = General Electric Spa
Louis. A. NASH A. National fduseed ~
~ A. ...... = Colorado =. s. I s2il
Manhattan Con. 81 Preferred .-.... 20
Memphis & Ch., Is II. e. r. c.. =.
Mich Central b.. p T. A. & NM. o..
Missouri Pacific ls T. SIT. 8 KC.. "a
Mobile a ohio. ~ Preferred ...... 10
Nashville t.Aatt IS iSouthern u. r.. 81
Nat CuY6aEa .. : / Preferred ...... 80
Preferred ..... ID Am. Tobacco 90. NJ
y. J. Central. .{f2 Preferred ..... .ia0la
Norfolk & " ~ l5i,i Am. :. & 9. co. .
~ American Co. - Com. Cable CO. $50
Northern pac. t-Ns Am. Sugar pfd loo
Preferred -.... = Am. Spirits ..... q.
r. n e c.. Preferred ...... e.
n g. Cord. gta. 81 z. g g lists pfd
T. leather pfd 5ss5 Cot Seed OF pfd sais
Merit p western .f0 fC. s Rubber. 2$Ht
Preferred .....lf1h4I Preferred ...... Sli.
y y. Central. - S. L.S.& E.lsts S594o
n. Y. & y E. q
Total sales.
The total saies OF stocks today were
-. - shares Including; American Sugar.
- oo. Burlington. sa2oo; Chicago Gas.
$50. Manhattan l2ao; Reading, 1870.
Rock Island. s1o0. 81 Paul -ac9; West
err Uaion. 7.so9. Wheeling. 4.1e
Flour.
Tlour-Eecsipts. $50. exports. ssoo bar
reis Mark dun bu5 fairly steady; Min
nesota patents. S|94s5: bakers, $50
-,
whsa,-Recelpts SUo. SPOT dun BAT
firm. No. I hard ee.c Options opened
stronger end ruled firm ai the morning
Influenced by higher cables light receipts
covering and unfavorable Argentine
news closing i49A.e mex hiCher. No
re8 May closed e5tsc; December closed
Sssc.
H0ps-Duu; Paciao coast. Ike crop, =
lac.
wool-oais', 49,,
Pig tron-Qoiss. Nortasra. EuEi&
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ard cain. salp EsFasriA arrived. ard sal
- fs~ Departure EzaF.
P7r1 Tgwzseus-ArEzves. Jane T. s.az
f1r1
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Xh~a writing 70 any q yoz= Ezsssrn
friends about coming 70 -Ais Westera
country. coax fo~EeE - re>azsr mend fssgz
p "a tAe Northern Paea1c lire. as thEre-
a. sAexr al xss ne Aess service Ez4 sEs-
ssv tAss- trae W@zs Noa have tired -
yourself and know Il i al rtgss-
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Ffna m efal.

LONDON. Dee ls.-Sllver. 2srsd- Cen
sols. 1I9 I-ls.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1s--The New York
Evening Posts London financial cable
gram SAYS. The Cuban matter has slight
~ depressed the markets. but there Is 10
approach 10 panic IN the selling OF Ameri-
cans: firstly. because the ball account IS
too small and secondly. because the
stock exchange regards the affairs lightly
AT present. except as a further evidence
OF tIngcisna. American securities feel sym
patty with prices OF your side. but are
above parity. closing at ths best with buy
ing Il a very good kind. The fall Of Span
ish securities was assisted by tie inter-
ruption Of ca BILE service with Paris. II re-
covered when Ii WAS found this afternoon
that the Paris price was much above Lon
don quotations"
BreadxtufTs and Grains.
LIVERPOOL Dec. 1s.-Wheat-Spot,
quiet: demand. poor; No. spring, Is 50
No ! California. IS Id. Futures closed
firm, with February I'd lower and other
moaths unchanged from yesterdays clos
ing prices business about equally distrib-
uted. December, nominal. January, IS "a
February. IS 7i4d; March. IS Sd; April.
nominal: May, Is Sd.
C0rn-Spot. quiet; American mixed, new.
- Igs.d Futures closed quiet. with near
positions unchanged 70 I'D lower, and dis
tant positions "a lower; business about
equally distributed December. January.
February and March, IS sMd: April and
May. IS Sizd.
Flour-Dun demand. poor. ST.. Louis
fancy winter. S. 81.
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-o-ve~sgeg wlsh MS numerous frisrsss -
80 hafel Eesshy an8 rr@akEng - rs r@eSrs
trfp East sws- Eha northern Pas &c. CON-
Farfrx Il wsth former trips ever other
snes. ns tnsa 1nsza al fhas TIE cd North
srn Pacific raf.5 rot b esz1aiss9 eEsz yet.
aus IS atsraettsFs seemed 50 Increase vita
every trlg he E1s1s
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rssrcanfEls pager. 4Ss per cent saeriing
exchange, fFEa. wf-a sct1zl business 81
hankerx' Bits at xs@1. "a sz4 for demand
and 81 - 94ss <or sixty days rcste<s
ratex. - -. ard r. s-s~ssss-s ss1s CON-
nsrcszl 5sI.s. tt2%s-
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a~@- -sa $50 p-7ssszs decrease r- Eorssay
a=-s sgrne lcck s0r q sral Increase TIE
rrxnorrre1 ~eskrs@s o. oats MADE sss sz-
1sence fsss sherry sstcre sEse Close. Real
.zsrx was also fn81szsd = % s moderate
extersz. sci Nay ws7-a1. w7zcA an ire
7y-xc. That z-Gs tba r-sce a. rhe c1sss.
Corn vas very eztsts VITA TIE trading
oniy z1sorg sca.V@-z
fSats 2sa~gsSs rscher firm n COMMON wsrA
the 0shsr grs.n markets. bur later fen or
decidedly
The feeling In re prcvs<son pst ~ss not
pronounced 81 ss-Asr 6sreessoa for an hour
or sc. but became firm toward The end
Closing auosationa-
w1ees-Decenn-r. s6es January, Tisc.
Corn-pecsmoer. zSscs January, z7x3
zEsc.
oas-p~cernaer. TIC; January. Isssc
Pork-Decsn5@r. s-sS. January. 7.s@sz3
TG
Tard-p~eeuo--, ss.-zss: January. SIS.
Rsbs-Deoenns-r. Ssse; January, s2sTss.
Rye-s-zze
Barsey-zzcsss-
F5Ax-7xze-
Tmo.hy-yz5
Live stock.
Tusayss cattle market was OF rs.e usual
aarsr~sav character. trading tight ard aJGo-
.atsons as consequence largely nominal.
TIE few trades made were a prices IN
changed from yesterdays figures A.
though zoe receipts q hogs were large for
SATURDAY there vTse sucn good demand
mat prices Taied srrong 70 nickel higher.
Common 20 ssAotce croves sosd az s3sSs
80. with she balk OF ne transactions az
S1fs653s
TIE supply % sheep was disposed Of Oh
the basis OF s2a2.so for poorest. Up 20 ss.so
"a FIR s-a.xs 70 ssyospe vvexferE Sales vera
largely al 500 q for Westerns, and not
r-any sales % sheep occurred over s. -.
Yearlsngs cold at sS-5@sa410 and lambs
brought SssATs - FOR common TO choice.
Rece.pts-Cazsle. 80; hogs. 12.eoo. sheep.
s,eoo.
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THE ALASKA STEAMSHIP CO.'S
STEAMER WII.I.APA.

Capt. GtofAe NOhhrtA
Having Seattle for Alaska December e.
81 a. 10 o'clock. and every fifteen Days
etfssftsr.
n ]. q. CARROLL. Agent,
Schwahaeher dock. Tel, Pike Cs
ca4aT. 20 r PEABODY. General MAJ
gar Seattle.
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STEAMERS.


L~aTsPoRTATIoS Co.-Wsek-
rs -. 49,, apstxn. Ekagis river route.
snn6 - Te.-n. II. al Il 2. m. Dec.
- sEas-sgfst. Dec. e. at midnight.
ss.,.s Vernon Dec. =. a. s q m !;
- m; Dec. n. at a. m.
s~srwo0t. Fir. Skagfs City,
5yernon and Avon -. ~.
. clan MeDonsld leaves City
z So. r.. for Elimon1s, Everett
~ h-assa river points. Tuialip North
= ;ses-Sev ard Friday. g1ufh-bgsnd
- ts~srrecssrsE with =. WfileT Mani
sssfl <or Tacoma ard Olympia.
L. - ~ sfsamerS for al points on the
~ go -, ali night. Telephone. Msin
- & g. YERKES. Manager.
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ICON. SEATTLE AND TACOMA
fEAl~ FDTTTf.

-. stssaasr BAY CITY for Anacorses.
4ss,n an WhatcoEn. Lssvss CONNER
~ - Tacoma. p. m. City dock foot
- ffsst). Seattle. ?. m. Tues. Thurs.
..I n,ss', sIs D ,eaTss ava + A sfe p
san., Wsdnes. and Fri. Fares
on S; 10 F0ana trip Tacoma 81 e.
~, = IND trip. ". r.. ELLIS.
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% OF TIE GREYHoUNp.

e.,ss.t. Ecmonas, snohcmish Route
- rsund trips daily except sunday. In
~ voV a, Isss. Lea Seattle 7.s5
q m. leaves Everett 10 a. m. 7
p sssktlo landing. C0lnan dock: Ev-
81 sansng, Merchants' dock Connects
"a ~ Flyer for Tacoma. with Str. Mi
- soy sn0hoTai@h, with train for Monte
- FRANK ". GoopFTE. Mgr.
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rslssay slippers Tor os1 anf yozax. Big
bargains. sszalssa B.os-. ~ seconA
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Transactions since January j and
for the Week

Real estate transactions since January
/. 1856 are S. "a 147iS There were fiied
for record during the week IS deeds, the
considerations aggregating 81. 1as0S Fol-
lowing Is the record OF the week BY days,
including SATURDAYS transfers:
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ON. Ises
ri hsvsn
er0r con
th dam
W8s.
iron TO
mvo0 81
ml9m ~
mghs 60
rppi
fgnrrpge
Vas Ntrn'
ef@Asfy
res
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yIcToRIA RouTE
eTrAuER posAIJr

STEAMER RosALIE.
E~~ssou dock. leaves for Victoria ana
II Tognssnd daily. except Sunday. az
|.s "a; returning leaves victoria at
II n. Steamer Idaho Ie&ves for Port
|.ssssnd and way ports daily, except
|tsssy. al a. M. Sunday. direct. AZ .
a. returning direct. leaves PORT
|sssssna at 2 D. m Phone. Pike 10
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X. took c1 her roal yesterday at the
OrsEoa Improvement bankers
SE@xrasnfo Transit sails for Central
American poTes today.
SteaEla- Tcrska sasls for Alaskan ror:s
scEa9rrow Afternoon az o'cfe~A.
S9sasze~ PsaeHls sails Tor san Franchises
a. ! ofc3ack tomorrow Enorrfss-
TEE Cai.ea States engineers sasgcess
Skag1t = IL TIE S9usa slip % the Ocean
dock.
sap Occidental e leading coal se the
OraEen improvement o1EksrS for san
FFaRciseo.
Calllsr Pru<~sssc lefs asst rtSh. sor san
F-arciscn with = full cargo OF Black Ds2-
mend CaAL
steam seaocner Jennie. 81 san Francisco.
= t. Ehe h4rfsor loaded witA powde- for
Douglas island
Puget sound TNEg Boat ASsccaatfcr's slS
Aoai Tree wTas ss tas 0raxaa improvement
bankers yesterday.
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weekly Ba.k sssfemen.

frFe48 .---r-s-. ...s- > 1917 -.-s-s.
rsszalre-nxnES.
70 NeE York F.nsnc5er says: TIE
statement sssae5 ~ w1s New York cisa--
fux house tssnks for TIRE zees< enzdsng De-
Gerber 3 seerss 70 sEsezesse . -szrzxa1 ces-
sarson u the sserisag exS1sngs buyang
movement, wssss>h has been MARRIED feat
ur@ e. seas cezbeT far over week pas-.
Asrh0Bxa chs expansion IN ISz-ls - far
from being unsatisfactory. tire scearznsA-
s5oza OF syEss3s continues en- larger proper
ssoz, ard the excess reserve kas again tn
creased. up 70 St3 .<7s.7775. winch - higher
iran kga9 bseU r@pc~ts1 since sscr13Ty u
as T-n4= accumulated ~ money. can
gezstnE tn@ make. beyond al means OF
Tesssf. even with London 6r&wa1g on New
York for acSorTsEn asea Ian. % course sEss
reacted On xhs rates Until TEey have
touched sae lo~ez1 figure Of TIE ysaE, but
there were unrnss aaasols signs a. the clos-
sng - ts1s week OF q IrnnsS tendency. Cue
parity 20 tlls Cuban rsTrs. ~r-cn a-sctsc
TIE market "a other ctrles, snd 20 ne az
f1roac ring probability OF goo exports 20
Germany. where the sstuatfen - h>eesnins
stringent. WIZ sterasng excnange al pres
snt pr4cek. tire exports nUS would NOS he
profitable. 6ut tnsa country usgfE vel
cone az present an erlux 81 funds which
wosid put Ire loe2I money market n more
normal condition Money - s.iE Moving
from the Interior 20 New York. and the
cAga gains 81 tbs banks fer TIE week were
g. sa1. The increase 81 deposits was
9 SIS SO. TIE close % the present year
may mark several heavy changes In these
stems. as ths January disbursement per-oa
- al hand and giii call sor large sums
both here and abroad.
Exports and Imports.
The exports Of specie from the port OF
New York for the week amounted 10 s-s.-
90 IN gold and $500 IN silver The i'm
ports we're: Gold So 30 silver ss1.Aos. dry
goods sl.5ss.s12 general merchandise
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r7r ORCHARD AND PORT WASH.
TNGTOS ROUTE.
fTEANER A Il ROBINSON

Carrying Z. 8. Mail.
a Port Orchard and Port Washington
"a leaves City deck. foot OF Main
rss.. SO a. m. calling at South Beach.
'e.sksll Brick Yard Eremsrtnn. y q
|hfr Yard sidney. Charleston. Tracyion.
|asa. s.iYerdaie Leaves Port Orchard
rr staten at y. m: arrives Seattle
|lla M. F. ~. Robinson, master. Lazy.
|assrdas & Co. agents. Telephone. NAH
ii
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front
10 TO III
year Il
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HOOD CANAL ROUTE.
II. p. MAIL
zrF- - 49, f.4-F <<sa

|t~rs CaIbralth dock, foot OF Washing
Il s.yset, Tuesdays. Thursdays and sat
An at o'clock q. m. fer Kingston.
~ Gamble. sesbeek. Brirnon. Holly.
|.ssatto. Lllllwsup Falls. Hoodspart aud
"a city Rafurns alternate days.
ID TROUTMAS. Master.
stsphone. Red lEi.
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AGE

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NFs 500
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tnd ears
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cling uses
cfienfe
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gives as
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MARINE NEWS.

PORT CAMILLE. Dec. sa.-Srecial--Saii-
e6-Sc1r Comet. tor SAa Pedro
ToDANss WEATHER AND TIDES
FORECAST FOR MONDAY.
Portland Dec - iSs-
Fair. cooisr.
q 8. PAaUE. Forecss,sr.
e. s. DEPARTMENT. AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BUREAU.
DAILY BULLETIN.
Ea@4rfa nsse fsex
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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-09-21
FOUL PLAY is FEARED.
Well-KnOWn Farmer Of Friendship
Believed to Have Been
Murdered.

Fond du Lac, Wis, Sept. 17.--iSpe-
cial Peter Wood, a well-known farm-
er of Friendship, has disappeared and
all efforts of his family to find him
have proved of no avail. In company
with his wife he visited this city Satar-
day evening and remained until Sunday
night with relatives. He left late Sun
day evening for his home and from that
time he has not been seen or heard
from. An active search has been Kept
up for him but his whereabouts have not
been discovered. Mr.. Wood is 70 years
of age A peculiar feature about his
disappearance is that he was not man
accustomed to travel. During thirty
five years residence in Friendship he
was never known to have been farther
away than Fond du Lac. The suppose
ton is that he has been murdered for
his money as he was known to have a
good sum with him when he left for
home
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-09-21
JURY DISAGREED.
Unable to Settle the Insanity Plea
in the French Murder
Case.

Ashland, Wis, Sept. H. Especially
The jury in the French murder case dis
agreed after being out thirty hours.
They took over fifty ballots and it is said
that the jury stood 9 to 3, declaring
French insane at the time of the shoot
ing. A new jury will now try him on
charge of murder in the second degree.
French has three times set up the plea
each time and he has in trial been de-
clared sane at the present time by an
insanity inquisition.
He has twice been convicted of muir
der, the first time receiving life SEN
tence and the second time seventeen
years. A new jury will be sworn in
for the eighth trial and the seventh
jury which has tried the case since the
shooting. March 3, 1891
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1896-09-21
KIDNAPPED THE CHILD.
Mother Arrested at Eau Claire on
a Charge of Spiriting Away
Her Own Infant.

Wonewoc, Wis, Sept. 14.-[Special.] j
Landlord Clapper of the Hotel Reidy in
this city has received word from his
wife at Eau Claire that their baby has
been stolen. About year ago the in
FAINT, soon after it's birth, was placed in
the Foundlings' home in Milwaukee.
where it was adopted by Mr.. Clapper
and wife.
Recently Mrs Clapper received let
ter from Mrs. Shaw, M. D., of Eau
Claire, asking her to come there with the
baby that it's mother might see it. She
complied, and last Friday the baby was
taken to Mrs. Shaw's, where the mother
was, and placed in the latters arms.
The mother, it is alleged, left the room
for moment on some excuse and placed
the baby in the hands of confederates,
who spirited it away.
The woman returned and informed
Mrs. Clapper that the baby had been
hidden and that she could not have it
again. The woman was detained until
the police could be summoned, when she
was placed under arrest on a charge Of
kidnapping. The trial has been post
poned week that the papers assigning
the child to the Foundhngs' home by it's
mother can be obtained. The police
promise to find and restore the baby to
Mrs. Clapper, who has cared for it al
most from it's birth, and who is nearly
heartbroken over the loss of it.