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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-10-06
Republican County Convention,

Notice is hereby given that Repub-
lean County Convention consisting of
an organized assemblage of delegates,
representing the several towns of Villas
County, will be held at the Court House
in the Village of Eagle River, at 3
o'clock P. Nj. on the l4th day of Octo-
Der, 1898, for the purpose of placing in
nomination candidates for the various
county Offices to be voted for at the
General Election to be held in the sew
eral towns and election districts in the
said county, on the 9Th day of Novem-
Der next and to transact such other
business as may properly come before
the convention. The several towns
will be entitled to one delegate in said
convention for every so, or major frac-
ticn thereof of Republican votes, cast
at the last General Election, as follows:
Arbor Vitae, ................. I.
Eagle River, 5.
Dated, Eagle River, Wis, Sept. 14th
1898.
By Order of Republican County Com
D. E. RIoRDAN,
Chairman
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Given under my hand and Official
Seal at the Court House in the Village
of Eagle River this 22nd day Of August
1898.
[sEAL1 B. F. HAMMOND,
County Clerk of Villas Co.
By JOHN RAECLIFF,
Deputy.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
DEMOLISHED ENTIRE suiEnINo.
A Bold and Successful Bank Robbery in
Small Indiana Town.

Cincinnati, September PA special
to the Times Star from Frankfort, Ind.
says:
One of the boldest and most successful
bank robberies that ever occurred in this
section of the state was penetrated at
Flora, small town ten miles north of
this city, at O'Clock this morning. The
bank is private corporation with Will
liam Lannun acting as cashier. At the
hour named he was awakened by the
noise of terrific explosion which
shattered the windows in his residence
fifty yards from the bank, which was
brick building. He found the entire
building demolished. AS he started in
side he was fired upon by some unknown
party with shot gun, the charge taking
effect in his face and blowing out one
eye. The noise of the explosion accused
the town and crowd collected. 1t was
soon learned the bank safe had been blown
to pieces with dynamite, pieces of 1t hav-
ing been blown across the street. The
robbers secured between $4,000 and
SIS, 900.
Cashier Lannun probably will die.
The robbers escaped upon a hand car
which they left at Sedalia, five miles
north of here The whole country is
aroused and the robbers will hardly es-
cape.
A despatch received here late this
afternoon from Camden states that two
of the Farmers bank robbers have been
captured with the larger part of the
stolen money.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
THE HUNT AT AN END.
Bridgeport Authorities Say Nancy Gull
ford Has Been Captured.

Bridgeport Authorities Say Nancy Gull
ford Has Been Captured.
Bridgeport. Conn.,, September a7.-
Though the public was apprised of the
fact that Scotland yard bureau had been
cabled to be on the lookout for Mrs. DR..
Guilford, supposed to be aboard the
steamer Vancouver, due in Liverpool
from Montreal, this morning, few be-
lieved' that by tonight the hunt for the
much wanted Nancy would be at an
end, yet such is the fact, and Superinten-
dent Birmingham and his co-workers
who have been untiring in their efforts
to unravel the Yellow Mill Pond mystery
can now indulge in brief respite.
As has been previously told, State At
torney Fessenden who had requested the
Scotland yard bureau to be. on the look
out for Mrs. Guilford received cable to-
day that WON an answering the descrip-
tion had arrived at Liverpool on the Van
covuer. The woman had three trunks,
one marked Clifford, one Gill and one
Guilford. The detective followed her to
London where she is now under surveil-
lance.
Attorney Fessenden at once commune
Gated with Washington and cable has
been sent to the United States embassy
through the state department at Wash
inaton to have the woman arrested on a
provisional charge pending the arrival of
extradition papers. A few days ago State
Attorney Fessenden says he received in
formation that DR.. Guilford had taken
the steamer from Montreal, which was
also conforIned by information received
at later date and Immediately after her
received the confirmation he cabled Scot
land yard to apprehend the woman.
The officials are positive in the state
ment that no New Haven physician is
concerned in the case and the Nancy
Guilford and those directly connected as
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28

and we placed in the White House wise
and patriotic statesman, William Mo-
Kinley.
Two years of his administration have
passed into history, and we are soon to
face another election. Now our friends,
interest in national affairs. They propose
| to make campaign upon state issues
solely.
They evidently fear to face the people
on their national record. Having no
recent record on state affairs, they are
willing to go before the people on that
issue. The Democratic party is never SO
its own past. They say there are no ma
tional issues. Why we are to elect ma
| tionai Senator and thirty three Represen-
tatives In Congress who will deal with
questions as important as any as ever
received the attention of the national
Congress.
No man can adequately describe the
condition OF our business affairs when
we entered the contest in 1895, but since
the passage Of the Dingley bill a marvel
GUS change has come over the business OF
the country. Mills have started up fur
mace fires have rekindled, the working
men are busy, the opportunities for labor
have multiplied, wages have increased,
capital is seeking and finding profitable
investment, railroads are discharging
their receivers and are crowd ed with bus
mess, consumption is increased. There
is no longer question of ample revenue
or of sufficient redemption fund in the
treasury. Sa
Our currency seems to be as safe as it
| ever has been. Under Republican ad-
minstration each dollar is as good as
every other dollar and worth hundred
cents In gold, the currency Of the world.
We have emerged from the darkness and
gloom of the night in the bright sunshine
of Republican prosperity Our Demo-
cratic friends say that Providence is re-.
sponsfble for this.
You will observe, however, that Provl-
dence and the supremacy and power OF
the Republican party have always moved
sim multaneously along the same lines.
Our Democratic friends have always
claimed to be- reaching out for the mar
kets of the world, but our people have
never made creator strides in that direo-
tion than since the passage of the tariff
act of 1897.
The speaker proceeded with figures to
demonstrate the truth of the statement.
But this vast commerce is carried in
foreign ships, he declared, and we must
encourage and build up our merchant
marine.
Our currency. he continued, has an-
swered every purpose under Republican
administrations, whenever our party has
been in power. Since the resumption,
any dollar issued by the government of
any question SO long rs our party remains
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
GERMANY ARMINa INSURGENTS .
San Francisco Paper Insists on Story to
This Effect.

San Francisco, September. 81. The Eve
regarding the supplying of arms to the
Filipinos by the German government.
and is positive that it's authority is abso-
lutely correct The Post today publishes
an interview with its informant in
which he says he is not in position to
tell the full story as he is financially in
terested in the plot and has actually been
a party TO the scheme. He says that he is
interested in the German-Philippine trade
to the extent of nearly million dollars
and that for Is years Germany has been
working among the insurgents for her
own benefit. He also told the Post that
there would never have been O revolution
had it not been for the German govern
ment. Continuing, he says:
1.-THE arms that have been supplied
came from the imperial government and
were furnished through the trading COM
panies in which | am interested, so as to
conceal the German hand.
'The arms that are now being brought
to the insurgents are from the same
source. Aguinaido, who accepted petty
hribe to desert the cause OF the 1nsurgent
has not the money to arm and equip q
big army and it has taxe1 his resources
to furnish supplies alone.
"My information is absolutely authen-
tic as it comes from high officials OF the
government, who have large personal IN
terests in the Philippine islands.
"Germany is supplying the rifles, am
munitions and machine guns that are
being landed and when the insurgent
army is fully armed and equipped and
drilled, trouble will commence. Ameri-
cas- safety lies in disarming the insur-
gents as q move toward the restoration Of
peace -
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
HARRY oxLEY ARRAIeNED.

Bridgeport. Conn, September 2g.--The
chief event today In the Yellow MIL pond
tragedy was the arraignment of Harry
Oxley, now known officially 90 Albert
At the request of prosecuting attorney,
Bartlett, the case was continued until
Saturday withoub any Testimony being
taken. The two colored womeh, Mrs.
Rose Drayton and her daughter C3arabel
who formerly were employed In the GniI-
hours this forenoon but the officials
maintain that nothing could be cleaned
from the women. An effort was also
made to get Oxley to talk, but he replied
that on advice of counsel he had nothing
TO say.
Some of the plumbing in the Guilford
house was examined this morning and
two traps were taken to police headquar-
ters.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28

administered in capsules or other forms,
the stomach would rebel and promptly
eject it,
Right at this stage of the game Mr..
Dolan learned of an important discovery
made by two eminent French chemists,
whose secret has been bought by large
New York house. With characteristic
enterprise Mr.. Dolan connected himself
with them, and succeeded in making ar
rangements with them to directly handle
this new discovery.
| Thank goodness, we now have at last,
right here in town a preparation that con-
tains all the curative principle which
have given the Gods liver its great repu-
tation as remedy for wasting diseases.
Now these sought-for principles are in a
concentrated form, free from the nausea
ting, greasy matter that characterizes cod
liver oil as we have known it. This ex-
tract is put up in a most palatable and
delicious form, SO that it can be taken by
any one with the most delicate aud sem
sitive stomach. 1t is positively free from
any Objectionable odor. taste, or any of
the other disagreeable features that have
always attended cod liver oil.
| Mr.. Dolan will gladly tell any one who
will call on him, all about the discovery.
He is SO pleased in regard to the mat
ter that he wants everyone to know a.
bout it. Above all he wishes it to be
positively understood that this new prepa-
ration is not a patent medicine. He will
tell you everything in it and explain to
you how scholars have devoted their
lives and capitalists their money, in pro-
curing this product which has been given
the name of Vinol-Wine Of Cod Liver
Oil.
We think right here it would be good
plan for any one who is SO unfortunate
as to feel it necessary for their health to
take cod liver oil, to hear what Mr.. Dolan
has to say on the subject. What he will
this you win cost nothing. Whatyou will
learn we can safely assert will prove OF
the greatest value to you.
For the convenience Of the public further
down town, Mr.. Doian has tablished a
branch Vinol agency at D. w. Heseltine
& Co. Congress, cor. Myrtle Sts.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28

Enterprise is one of druggist James
D. Dolans virtues. Often has he demon
strated his ability to not only keep pace
with, but to keep ahead of the times.
Many times have the people of our city
had occasion to be proud of the way this
prominent druggist has shown himself
to be among the foremost in the country
in adopting the latest scientific and
chemical discoveries.
Even in this age of progress. the ad-
vance in pharmaceutical development
has been at times almost of sensational
nature. The druggist or chemist who
has not had push and enterprise has soon
become back number, and can be found
to-day running small store. the appear
ance of which, devoid of any signs of
modernism, is familiar to all.
1t has always been Mr.. Dolan,s ambi-
ton to connect himself with some discov-
ery that would not only be a source of
profit to himself, but the means of &C
complishing good to others. With this
end in view it is not strange that Mr.. Do
Ian in his profession should have been
led to think seriously concerning the use
of cod liver oil. He like hundreds of
other druggists, has sold vast quantities
OF this valuable but nauseating remedy.
Into his ear has been poured many a
tale of woe. by sufferers who would beg
him to advise some way they might take
the medicine prescribed for them, and
many attempts has he made in the past
to enable patient to take this remedy,
knowing we'll that could they succeed in
doing so, he would be instrumental in re-
storing healuh-and in many cases even
in saving life.
He was obliged to give up attaining
the desired end. of Disgusting the taste
of this obnoxious, greasy medicine as
many others have had TO before him.
He found it was not very difficult mat
ter to fool the palate. but he could not
fool the patients stomach. Even when
the oil had been made tasteless by being
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
shown by existing evidence, will have
to bear the brunt of the crime.

shown by existing evidence, will have
to bear the brunt of the crime.
Deputy Sheriff Miller OF Stamford LEFT
this evening for Wellsburg, NJ x, tt
bring back Eudora Guilfofd. 1t tran
spires that Mrs. Guilford at once prooesd
ed to New York when she left this city
where she met her sister, and they both
went to Montreal.
The sister bears striking resem biance
to the Doctor" and when few days
later she returned to ElmiTa from Mont
real. both the Montreal and Pinkerton
detectives thought 1t was Nancy they
We're tracking. The ruse was clever
one and proved very near being successful
in throwing the officers off the scent.
Superintendent Birmingham still re-
fuse to tell what discoveries were made
when the plumbing in the Guilford house
was examined today, but as he has preyi.
ously stated the arrest of Nancy Guilford
was the only thing lacking to conclude
the case, it goes without saying that there
Is no lack of evidence against the partici-
pants in the gruesome ira gedy.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
TO COMMIT AMERICANS.
SpaBiards Want 10 Know Commits
siOn's Instructions.
THEIR OWN FREELY GIVEN OUT
FOR THIS PURPOSE.
A Yelled Threat Is Last Instruction for
Purpose of Attracting Other Powers
Insurgents VIII Not Be Turned Over to
Spaniards or Any Other Power

Purpose of Attracting Other Powers
Insurgents VIII Not Be Turned Over to
spaniards or Any Other Power.
Washington, September 27.-The frees
dom with which thu Spanish minister
for foreign affairs the Duke Almodoyar
del Rio has given publicity to the in
structions to the Spanish peace commits
sioners as to the disposition of the Philip
pines, has given rise to the suspicion
among the officials here that there is be-
hind 1t a deliberate purpose to draw out
in advance the position of the American
com missioners on this point. There is
bseide this apparent purpose, yelled
threat.in the last instruction not under
any circumstances to allow the United
States to interfere with any disposition
of the islands outside of those retained by
the United States such as Luzon that
Spain may see fit to make.
This is believed to be an invitation to
some continental power to step forward
in support Of Spain in this extremity in
the hope of receiving as quid pro quo
some one of the Philippines as coaling
or naval station.
Although the Americanspeace commits
sioners have successfully resisted all at
tempts to ascertain the exact nature OF
their insructions something is known
of their general character and it may be
stated on this point of the final disposi-
tion of such of the Philippines as are not
held by the United States that while the
President has nowhere directly admitted
any obligation to the insurgents yet SO
long as they carry out their part and
avoid rupture with our forces at Manila
he feels that in any arrangement that
shall be made by the peace commission
for the final disposition of the islands the
insurgents shall not be placed at the
mercy of the Spanish government with
out guarantee for this proper treatment.
By an extension of this same view it is
unlikely that he would care to allow
them to be turned over to anot her power
that might oppressively treat them espec-
tally without the consent of the natives.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
FIRST TODo BUSINESs.

Havana, September 27.-The guns
which were taken ashore from the
Spanish cruiser Alphonso XII. during
the blockade of this port by the Amer
lean fleet, and which were placed in the
Reina battery. have been returned on
board that vessel and remounted.
An American company. styled the
Island Of Cuba Real Estate Company, has
opened business here. 1t will deal in
country lots. 1t is the first American
business enterprise in Havana under the
new order of things.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
THE WEATHER.

Boston, September 27.-Local forecast
for Boston and vicinity Wednesday:
Fair, westerly winds.
Washington, September 27.-Forecast
for Wednesday for New England and
Eastern New York: Fair till Thursday;
high northwesterly winds, diminishing
and becoming variable.
Signals are displayed on the Atlantic
coast from Montauk Point to Eastport
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28

/ Saratoga, September 27.-The Republi
can state convention today nominated the
following ticket:
For Governor-Theodore Roosevelt Of
Oyster Bay.
For Lieutenant Goyernor-I1mothy u.
Woodruff of Kings.
Eor Comptroller-William j. Morgan oil
Erie.
For Secretary of State-John T.MoDon.
ough of Albany.
For State Treasurer-John B. Jareckel
of Cayuga.
For State Engineer-Edward A. Pond
For Attorney General-John G. Davies
OF Oneida.
Saratoga, N. Y. ,ISeptember 27.-Every
climatic condition necessary for COM
plete happiness faced the delegates to The
State Republican convention this morn
ing. The hour set for assembling was
10 O'Clock. At $50 O'Clock the reply tc
all question as to the progress of the vari-
GUS candidates was mo change" and ii
became evident that the Black forces ex.
pected to be beaten in the convention on
the first ballot..if Mr.. tRoosevelt. should
not be withdrawn before that time.
AT 1926, Chairman b. B. Odell, Jr., of
the Republican state committee, ualled
the convention to order.
When Mr.. T. G. Platt arose to make a
substitution in Tioga county during the
roll call of delegates, there was round
of applause, which turned into an ova-
tion when e. somebody { asked for three
cheers.
There were several substitutions that
suggested political discipline. For in
stance. Leonard Moody, was put in place
of former district leader Jacob Worth
of Brooklyn. Ex-Mayor William L.
Strong was forced to make room for
John Sabine Smith.
The roll call concluded, the announce
ment was made that Serene Z. Payne
was named as chairman.
temporary Congressman Serene Fayne
said, in part:
When we met two years ago we were on
the eve of a great national struggle.
The issues then were the most momenfous
ever presented to the American people.
The Populists had captured the Demo-
cratic organization at Chicago and had
entered upon a savage warfare against
law and order, the maintenance of pubic
fa1th by ample revenues and safe and
stable currency. We nearly overturned
the Democratic majority in the United
States Senate, we triumphantly elected
a RepuE lioan House Of Representatives
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
HOTEL DAMAGED.

San Jose. CAL, September 27.--The
Vendome hotel. the most fashionable
hostelry here, was damaged by fire last
night to the extent OF $4,000. The re-
mains of Fireman Miles MoDermott were
removed from the ruins today. A fire
which started shortly after the Vendome
fire. burned Peorter Brothers fruit pack
ing houses. Loss $50. 600
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
BRYAN HAS FEWER.

liam J. Bryan, who is confined to his bed
at the home here of his friend, G. T..
Bride, is suffering an attack of low
fever, but his physician does not regard
his condition as serious and believes that
with rest and quiet his patient in few
days will have recovered fully.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
Weather Observation.

The agricultural department. weather
hureau for yes terday, Sept. ~ taken al
8 u. M, meridian time, the observa
tion for each section being given in this
order: Temperature, direction of WIND
state of weather:
Boston, Sc degrees, NV. clear; New
yorK. "a degrees, NV, clear; Phil
adelphia, &c degrees, NV. clear
Washington, IA degrees, N, clear
Albany, go degrees, NE, clear; Buffa-
10, Ga degrees, NV, clear; Detroit, 81 de-
grees, SW, clear; Chicago, 62 degrees, E,
Clear; St. Paul, IA degrees, Sc, clear;
Huron, Oak, so degrees, Sc, clear:
Bismarck, GA degrees, Sc, clear:
Jacksonville, 76 degrees, NE, clear.
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
ORDERED TO MANILA.

New York, September 27.-The BATTLE
ships Oregon, Captain Barker, and Iowa,
CAPTAIN Silas Terry. received orders to-
day to sail tomorrow morning for Manila.
1t is expected that it will take the bat.
tleships sixty days to complete the jour-
ney. They will stop at Bahia, Brazil, to
coal
The Portland daily press., 1898-09-28
Nominated For Governor by Vote
Of 753 to 218 for Black.

E5lihu Roots Convincing Address ON the
Eligibility QuesdiOn-Chauncey De
peW's Eloquent Presentation Of Col.
ROOseveHt's Name-H0m. Timothy
Woodruff Given Second Place ON
the Ticket by emain-
der of Regular Slate Nominated.