Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1897-12-16

blsy7 ,ert Has Been very
e ao'0 Increased Earnings
i.t'''0'; u All Branches of Trade
Generally ,r.,.ISc l1''ee:~
b. ston .es's, ssaS Congress finds
tnt 81, E[I months which have pass
lie ls ~.,s called in special session
o. u W., Mckinley have been eA-
bsia ls.i.factory in their develop
d s saI lt tariff law, which was plae-
4 ln' .tatl,te books by the actlon
80 'lls s,,, session, has fully JUST,
i slec ,iations of it's trainers ana
.t' '' tbe administration mas
PIER, ,,,did progress in its work !,
J s.snr, to foreign affairs, while
tt't ,,,s which members of Con-
flol" from all parts of the coun-
I D.. s., e,stly improved business con-
b. ona fa,mers.
,,,J earnings among laA nieAo'
paw innings by railroads and
si's' ~ increased earnings among
~ ... ,sb, and mine workers. IN
lvi", Oinrs among manufacture
~ y, .rp the reports which mem
~, from every part of the cou IN
t. sss Kan Kansas alone comes an Off
..,-, nlacfng the value of farm
'', IN that State this year at over
| @ M A. an increase of IRE than
.. ,,,+ as compared with last year.
tp reports OF mortgages can
:, tb,t and all of the farming
!. :, .,e equally gratifying. From
/ ,ratacturing and mining sections
s.-ts are quite as favorable
W, trom tDe manufacturing sec
4 New England and the Ohio
rrort large increases in mum
Irople employed and that an in
!, wages is now also being had
nj eases. Naturally the first eff
!, orotpctive tariff is to increase
,,rhr Of people employed, and it
m-jl the second stage Of its
j., bopn reached that the effect
hin tbc increase in wages. This
rmgIipg itself apparent, for re-
d Increased wages come not
FINN the manufacturing centers,
ham tho Great iron mines of Penn
kva. Michigan and elsewhere, and
thr Industries Of this character
solD valley.
gDipct for which members Of
ns Of both parties are looking
Interest is the statement Of Sen
ltttigrew, Mantle and Dubois,
hurled away from Washington
close of the special session to
lMan. 1t was announced that
Pct III making this trip was to
N into the causes which led
% abandon the silver standard
III in line with the progressive
saGdard nations of the world.
Ltvill be remembered, was q
kgGample Of free silver prosper
,rls the discussions of 1896 and
,e Incident since the defeat CT
anuh disturbed the silver advo-
y the loss Of Japan from their
silver standard countries. 1t
cause Of this fact that the silver
sS %Hrried away to interview
lllEeeS Of the Orient and find
AaoE they had been taken in"
M@hemers of Europe. These
.a although they returned
@ln weeks ago, have been alb
aent' and their coming to
soA IS looked forward to with
"eS'' as there will be a dispo-
Tue part Of members of both
INSIST upon either a definite
ILL explanation of their ST.
6 Tue lact that they have had
/ 9say since they returned is
4 10 say the least. suggestive
5@nnd in Japan any sufficient
'I support Of their silver the
SUBJECT which interests
e. y, VoaSreSS much on their
ne announcement that all
:. ." ~ in Cuba have now
e, [oeF'y Il will be remcm-
4 ~ u, 4S administration. when
IS \, -" 0Iil'e nine months ago,
!, very large number of
|lz D~Ae''S We're confined in
i r n and had been 50 CON
= "' cases for months.
sr ~ ,laa single month many
!, ~ y. i'IeaSed. and now Con-
a, 'eU Resembling that
a., aFn' but conservative,
@'e administration ovor,,