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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24

81 Hamilten" Clark. of Chauncey, Ga,
says he suffered with itching piles TWEEN
ty years before trying DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve, two boxes of which COM
plete4y cured him. Beware OF worth
less and dangerous counterfeits. F.
Beardsley.
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Story Of A Slave.

- Story Of A Slave.
TO be bound hand and foot for years
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HEnAIEW Is deceptive disease
WIUNLh thousands have it and
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Y.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
First publication Aagust "a ~
l. Department. Of the 'fnterior,
Tond Ofdoo at WauSan Wis

First publication Aagust "a ,4A
/, Department. Of the Interior,
Land Office at Wausau, Wis,
August 81, 1899,
Notice is hereby, given that the fol-
lowing named settlerShas filed notice of
his intention to maiesfnal proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Clerk of the Circuit
Court, at Eagle River, Wisconsin, on
October 4, 1892, viz: John w. Hobart
who made H. E. No. 1905 for the S. E..
/, w Sec ID; and the MN. WI and
the 5. 81 n. W. ,sees24, T. AZ N R.
81 ~ /
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land, viz: /
James Langill, of Eagle River, Wis.
James Hobart, ,, ~
George Sturgis, " ~
Geo. Balm, <zE OF State Llne,s.I -
Edgar T. Wheelock, I
asl =ss.@ Il Regisber. !
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weak places In yoursysteri effect
ually closed against disease by DeWitt's
Little Early Risers. They cleanse the
bowels, promptly cure chronic consbipa-
tion, regulate the liver, and hllyou
with new life and vigor. Stnall,i pleas
ant, sure; neversgripe.-F. Beards1ey.
II c..l1 .a...tsilE .s.s.L.E. ...:..ti .7tH.3sl
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wI have purchased the Langill out
fit for mqY 1 bq q q 3 sanqf ssI pre-
pared to ST take 1set contracts for moving and
repairing bull dingsSE aiggins9 tseilars,
building stone walls or anything in
that line. 4{2 7sHszstDs1xy
Geo. st. Louis, Contractor and builder
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"Our baby was sick for month with
severe cough and catarrhal fever. Al
though we tried many remedies she
Kept getting worse until we used One
Minute Cough Cure. it relieved at once
and cured her ii "a few days. ,,-B. IL
Nance, Prin. High School, Bluffbale
Texas.-F. Beardsley. .-..,.s...
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price only 75c peryear. Leave
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Or send direct to THE Sentinel Co.,
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Irritating stings. bites, scratches
wounds and cuts soothed and healed by
DeWitt'ssWiteh Hazel Save, "a sure
and safe applieaticn'for tortured flesh.
Beware of counterfeits. F. Bear0sley.
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JHN\ dN~--s 49,
50 First Publication August 10th 1893
,Ae Department. of the Interior ''ha
s; Land, Office at Wausau,p Wis, August
Il. 1899p1 ,aLal 3;i .l.315c s'5tA=-7S e So !.
,lit Notice is'hereby given that the fol-
lowing-Aamsdas settler has filed notice of
his intenMonsto make finaf proof in SUPP
port of his claim, and that said proof
} will be made before ClerkSof the Cir
cult Courtat Eagle River,1IVis:, on'Sep-
tender, g7, 1897, viz: Peter Emo who
made, H3.Esy mo. 9073 for the NJ Ed
So Wa, Sec. %, t. 40N., RICE. @1s II
Ia Hetnarnes the following Witnesses to
proverbs eontinueusresidene pom and
scdltivationspf said land, WIS % ~s'<5'' !
I'LL. M. Davidson :as3 .5i39 't"1i oE- ,
u. ,SteaHe:Schafer. & hsNss12 te:E,L CHS ID. -
/: frank Battles e:sno> ~ ;sl1 iyss.@''ss ~ |
as! Adolph lBoadwine all Of Woodruff
Wisconsin,. teS 5,.oa asa 4t.-: 9t'iaS
.snt''o assc1' Edgar T. Whee1ock !
|iant ii lis bib a:sti:'i:i o;sa I2epfsber..A
e asi5 ID nU4z2- - = 'sss>.t1tG - f'W''fi
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-08-24

AFORMER EAGLE RIVER
BOY WR4TESsANsNTER-S
ESTlNGLETTEREsROM
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
By the kindness OF Jas. Langill we are
enabled to give our readers~a1etter
from Fred Hansen a former Eagle
River boy now with the Fourth United
States InfantryratsA Y I: - i
In Camp miles from Manila,
May 9th, 1899.
Mr.. and Mrs. Langill, - =:
Eagle River, Wis; - .
Dear Friends
You probably think
that am lost again, Or killed or some
thing, but this .lala9 in writing is be-
cause was waiSlag for pay day and we
only get paid once in 2months.
We landed March II, and stayed in
Manila until March "a; then we came
out here and was in the reserve in the
battle that took place the next dag, sEid
although we did not fire shot we were
near enough SO that the Manser and
Remington bullets were whistling all
around us, mostly over our heads and
striking the ground behind us; the ma
tives were driven out and there are no
hostile natives in front of Us noW.'-
Aweek after that fight 'we~went to
Maraquina and captured that city; Their
we're companies of the 4th and COM
GAMES Of the 23rdsI Infantry and & guns
of the Ubh light Battery, we 1est1 offic-
er and ab0ht IS men killed and wounded.
The officer Lieutenant Gregg of this
Regiment. was shoF ip tg bresgt ana
instanAy kilea while talking TO a
wounded private. Since then we have
4yeen in me- engagements and have been
in camp right hessexcept an occasional "a
skirmish orsBcoati1g party.
2 I was in the city yesterday but the
Post Office was closed and ny time was
United so I will have to make an excuse
for going in again.
I often wish that [ was back IN Bag e
River and if we had not come overhere
[ think would have spent a couple Of
weeks there this summer.
We are having pretty reasonable
time now: on guard about twice week
but no drill lately; at first we used te
drill about 80 minutes each day but thai
has been stopped. g. !
sWell now I will close by sending you
my best wishes.
Hoping soon to hear from. you; am
Yours Truly,
Fred Hansen,
Co. c, 4th U. S. Inf
rr Manila,
Phil. Ids.
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,

One Minute Cough Cure quickly cures
obstinate summer coughs and colds. |
consider it most neutrality-suspicious.,
Quick aud safe:ss' w w Merton, May
ihew, wis. Fr.-Beardsfey::
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~ suffered from piles for twenty-five
years, and after all so-callS SAfs haa
failed was permently cured by one box
of DeWitt's Witch Observation-Disclosures
Eli Hale, 81 Lumber, CITY, Pa, .EEBe,safe.
YOU get HDoWitt's. There are iuiur-
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Observation-Disclosures.

MISREPRESENTATION.
First Publication July Goth 1899.
Department of the Interior,
Land 0HHceia " a1saa. WIS.,, July IL
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sup
port of his claim, and that said proof
will be made before Clerk of the Circuit,
Court at'Eagle River, Wis, on Septem-
ber4, 1899, viz: William L. Carter, who
made HI. E. No. 1860, for the Lots and
I, Sec. 2, Il. 39,N., r. 10 E. 4g9
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said and, viz:
81 Doctor W. D. Neville
Charley Erwin 45a
James Vought s
N. ~, Emmons all of Eogle River,
Wisconsin, So #a
Edgar T. Wheelock 'e.zt /
Il .r.stss..s s:..., .:s, .a Register.
Ta,s, hrf 6r:s: .;.,,,ta - - - ss3
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-22
SURPRISE AT BOSTON.
Closing Of the Globe National Was
Not Expected.

BOSTON, Dec. 21-The news that re-
ceiver has been appointed for the Globe
National Bank has taken this city by sur
prise. While the bank was known to have
been in distress ten days ago, presumably
over the decline in copper specialties, chief
ly United States Mining Company, 1t was
thought the crisis had passed. This was
borne out, to all external appearances in
the market, by the reassuring tone of deals
the past few days. The Boston clearing
house came to the assistance once of the
Globe Bank, although when the Broadway
National Bank later was in trouble the
same body declined to offer assistance.
Three days ago it was officially stated that
the clearing house committee had certif-
Gates signed to a large amount to rescue
any solvent bank should pressure come
upon it. For this reason the situation in
financial circles here tomorrow is hardly
likely to be seriously affected by the Globe
Bank receivership.
Despite the optimistic views of some fin
anciers, there is an uneasy feeling concern
ing the situation. The failure of the Globe
Bank is one of the most startling and far
reaching since the closing of the Maver-
ick Bank eight years ago. and it init
mately involves the value of Boston's pet
copper stocks, the outcome tomorrow is
anxiously awaited.
The bank has been in difficulty for some
months, in fact, ever since the resignation
of Charles III. Cole, for many years its
president. Mr.. Coles retirement caused a
sensation at the time, for it was known
that he was heavily interested In the cop
per combine known the United States
Mining Company. One of the directors II.
H. Stevens, was elected to fill the position
of president, and since then has done
everything possible to keep the bank from
going under. Every known method was
adopted to keep UP the tone of the market
in copper shares, and it was expected that
the bank would gradually be able to real
ize on greater part of the loans on these
stocks without loss. The tight money
market, coupled with the great decline in
all stocks, however, carried down the cop
pers and last Thursday the bank was
forced to call on the clearing house for
assistance. After a consultation the clear
ing house came to the rescue and issued
s.. 10000 in certificates to enable the Globe
to meet its indebtedness TO the other banks
Inc acllon OF the clearing mouse was gen.
orally regarded as timely, although there
was much surprise when two days later
the clearing house refused to rescue the
Broadway Bank from the hands of a re-
ceiver.
On Monday came the failure of the brok-
erage firm that financed the mining COM
pany. but as no other firm followed and as
the Globe Bank gave no intimation of sue
cumbing through the bad fall in copper
stocks. confidence in the local situation
seemed in fair way Of being restored
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-22
SUICIDE IN A HOTEL.
An Officer of the Wagner Palace-Car
Company Cuts His Throat.

WASHINGTON Dec. H.-James Duane
Taylor, one Of the important officers in
New York city of the Wagner Palace-car
Company and son-in-law of the founder
of the company. committed suicide to-day
shortly after noon at the Grafton Hotel.
in this city. by cutting his throat with a
razor. Mr.. Taylor was suffering from
some nervous affection caused by illness,
and the fatal act was committed appar-
emily on the impulse of the moment. Death
was almost instantaneous. The suicide was
sixty-three years Of age. Accompanied by
his brother and his son, James D., and
Jay Taylor and DR.. Lee, he came to this
city on Dec. 16 and registered at the Graf
ton to see If a change of scene would not
prove beneficial. Some one was constantly
with him. but to-day he was left alone in
the room for a moment and In that time
he ended his life. The coroner viewed the
body this afternoon and gave verdict of
death by suicide 1t was said at the ho-
tel tonight that the body had been taken
know where it had been taken and denied
all knowledge of the identity of the sui
eide. likewise refusing information as to
the details of the suicide.
The New York city directory for 1899
gives Mr.. Taylor's residence as No. 352
Madison avenue and his business as treas
urer of the Wagner Palace-car Company,
in which capacity and also that Of secre-
tary he had been for more than thirty
years with the company.
According to statements made tonight
it appears that Mr.. Taylor cut his throat
with a razor that had just been used by
his physician, DR.. Leo. The latter after
using the razor laid it on dressing case
and left the room for moment. During
his brief absence Mr.. Taylor seized the
blade and committed the act which ended
his life.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-22

Spanish War Veteran Killed After
Forcing Entrance to a House.

NATICK, Mass, Dec. 21.-Lewis Perry,
aged thirty-three, a Spanish war veteran,
was shot and killed to-day by Miss Lizzie
Morse at her home in West Natick. Four
shots were fired, two OF them taking effect,
one In the heart. Miss Morse, who was
placed under arrest, says that the circum-
stances justified her in shooting Perry.
The Morse family is one Of the wealthiest
and best-known in town. Miss Morse and
the members Of her family claim that Per-
~ and Arnold Stappen, on bicycles. rode
up to the Morse house, demanded admit
tance without stating their business, and
upon being refused, smashed several win
drawer and loaded a 22-caliber revolver.
She claims that the men went around to
the front of the house, where Perry fin
ished smashing the glass in one of the
windows and climbed In, In spite Of her
remonstrances. After gaining an entrance
he grabbed Miss Electra Morse and
wrenched from her a croquet mallet, with
which she tried to protect herself. Lizzie
rushed to her sisters assistance, and in
formed Perry that she would shoot him If
he did not leave the house. He gave her
a terrific blow with the mallet, and felled
again and told Perry to get out Of the
house, when he dared her to Shoot She
then fired four shots at Perry, who man.
aged to climb through the window and
then fell dead.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-22
WITNESSES IN STRAITS.
Three or Four Hundred Farmers with
Poor Christmas Prospects.

PALESTINE. Tex. Dec. 21.-The wit
nesses who are here In attendance on the
trial of the alleged Humphreys lynchers
are in a bad plight. The trial of Cain,
charged as an accomplice. will be con-
cluded tomorrow night, but the cases
against the seven men charged as princi-
pals will not take place until next
Wednesday, each of them being given a
separate trial. Between 300 and 400 farm
ers are here from Kaufman, Navarro and
Henderson counties without means of sub
sistence. 1t has been raining now for
three days and the nights are bitterly cold
Some 800 of the witnesses are in camp, and
there is much sickness among them, caused
by the exposure. They are among strang-
ers in straits, while about them are
preparations for the holidays, which adds
to their misery. The greatest hardship is
on those summoned as character witnesses,
who receive no pay whatever and are COM
PEELED TO attend under heavy penalty.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-22
which Issued Three Million and n
TO Meet Debts to other Banks.
STATEMENT BY MR.. DAWES
THE CONTROLLERS REASONS FOR
APPOINTING A RECEIVER.
Great Surprise in Boston, Where
Many People Fear There May
He Further Trouble To-Day.

WASHINGTON, Dec. H.-Controller
Dawes this evening appointed Special Ex-
aminer Daniel g. Wing temporary receiver
of the Globe National Bank of Boston,
Mass In connection with his action the
controller said:
Some time ago Mr.. Wing. who is one of
the experts employed in the system OF
special bank examinations recently in
augurated, discovered serious condition
of affairs in the Globe National Bank.
which he Immediately brought to the at
tention of the controller and under his di-
rection to the directors OF the bank. The
directors very laudably agreed and under
took to make good the doubtful and bad
assets found, and have greatly improved
the condition of the bank since that time
They also delivered to the controller a
written guaranty that they would remove
the doubtful assets. Recent failures in
Boston have leSsened the value OF the un-
performed portion of the guaranty and In
volved the solvency of the bank. In view
of the fact that to allow the bank to re-
main open longer will result in injustice
to unsecured creditors, now that the con-
dition of insolvency Is found to exist, 1t
becomes my duty under the law to appoint
a receiver. A considerable cash dividend
can be paid to creditors at once The con-
dition Of the bank was discovered by
Special Examiner Wing in time to secure
such action on the part of the directors
inficting heavy losses upon the depositors,
but the directors and stockholders will lose
heavily"
The bank, 1t is understood, was involved
in the Squires failure and in mining stocks.
Following is condensed statement of the
condition Of the bank as reported to the
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-22

ton through the campaign, will compose the
escort The actual funeral ceremonies will
take place on the day the transport sails,
under the direction of General Schwan, and
with military honors. The civil organiza-
tions. including the Supreme Court. will
participate, and Senior Calderon will lead
the Filipinos, who were associated with
General Lawton in the organization Of the
municipalities. Senor Calderon said it was
the saddest day Of the Filipino nation to see
lost. not only the foremost advocate of
peace, but their best friend.
Mrs. Lawton bears her grief bravely.
President McKinleys and Secretary
Roots message to Major General Otis have
been posted at the palace. where the flags
are half-masted
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-22
THE FIRST CONTRIBUTION.
War Department Clerk Heads the List
at Washington.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.-Adjutant Gen.
eral Corbin, the head of the commission
charged with the collection of funds for the
benefit of the family of the late General
Lawton is in receipt of expressions of
sympathy and OF willingness to cooper
ate from all quarters of the country. Some
of these are accompanied by contributions
of money and altogether there is promise
Of a generous response to the commissions
appeal General Charles King telegraphed
from Milwaukee that the commission
might count a proper response from
that city to the appeal. The brokerage
firm OF Worden & Co., OF New York. has
voluntarily undertaken to collect funds on
the Stock Exchange. The committee aim
TO collect at least $4,000.
The first contribution in Washington
came from a clerk in the War Department
who contributed 81 from his salary to start
the list OF contributors. General Corbin
received a telegram from General r. A.
Alger, saying: 'I send 800 for the Lawton
fund" Major General Shafter at San Fran
cisco telegraphed that he will do every
thing In his power to help Mrs. Lawton.
Colonel Seyburn of the inspector generals
department. contributed 500 "for brave old
Lawton."
a telegram was received from Mayor
Hamilton, OF Milwaukee, saying that the
citizens OF that city authorized him to
offer $1,000 a nucleus for the fund for
the widow and family of General Lawton
General Corbin received a telegram from a
gentleman in Pennsylvania, who does not
wish his name published, contributing
$1,000 to the Lawton fund. Other contri-
buttons received to-day We're: Secretary
Hay. 500; Assistant Secretary III. c. Tay-
lor, 500; Mrs. j. a. Porter, $50; Addison
Porter. 500; McKoskey Brutt, of New
York, 800.
The Riggs National Bank of this city,
has been designated as the depository of
the Lawton fund.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-12-22
ALLEGED RACE WAR.
Three White Men Said to Have Been
Wounded by Blacks.

MERIDIAN, Miss, Dec. 21-Word has
just reached this city OF a fight between
party of whites and blacks on the Kem-
per county overland road about six miles
north. One white man, Oscar Ford, was
mortally wounded and two others were
more or less seriously injured. 1t appears
that the whites were without arms, while
each OF the nine negroes carried a re-
volver. The two parties met on the high
way and n dispute over which was entitled
to the right OF way precipitated the diff
Guilty A posse consisting OF the sheriff and
twenty-five deputies is being organized TO
50 In search OF the murderous blacks.