Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-12


back to Washington by his tan'
men and who is the reciniar.
lions tribute is the same ~
yore, except that since he \
within a short two years-be l..
opportunity and seized it, and
measure has been taken
months ago he emerged from ~
and took a place on the stag !.
GUS historical achievements D.
years old when he left Wasbin.
his personal appearance no
change has occurred, except tb,.
are possibly brighter and hi,
rather more soldierly. The NAV
however, is the same. His ND
genial and his bows and gest,,s
ignition as cordial as in forne,
fore he became the national b.,
head has not been turned BY NJ
tons of millions.
If ex-Attorney General Macvsk
to get his client, Captain Carte
Jail ON a writ Of habeaS corpu
be going against a stone wall. II
las been tried before and the
courts of the land have passed
lively ON the competency W
courts in times Of peace to N
those i'm the military service gull
fractions against the civil laws
of final appeal have held that
stitution is not violated and that
officers nor privates can secure al
on the theory that the constituds
antees every man charged with
ing against the law a trial befon
of hos peers. The articles Of i
held to establish the right Of
courts to pass upon cases ag4
every essential particular with ths
case.
President Mckinley is a grea
of newspapers. Every day
through at least fifteen newspapa
skill in reading rapidly is as
that of the average exchange edit
time is very valuable and eyerEi
done to facilitate the process.
pers are arranged for him by an
ant. They are opened and foldaI
editorial page is uppermost. HPl
at the heads of all the editoHl'
reads enough to get the gist Of al
bear upon public matters. BefoNi
the paper aside he glances alS
news columns. In addition The
House has its special corps Of
who clip, classify and paste N
books all matters Of public lnterai
The wonderful growth OF the
States is graphically ILLUSTRATED
increasing size of the different olt
listers kept on the shelves OF the
Department. This years RegM
tremendous two-volume QuGa
weighing nearly twenty pounds
be considerably larger than the
published, and that contained 20
and showed that there were gNe
sons in the service Of the Govern
looks large beside the first v0uH
ished in 1920, when Monroe wa
dent and John Quincy Adams y
rotary of State. Then the Regis
an octave of 224 pages.
The regular publication of The
Book" otherwise known as the
Register of the United States, i
ready for the printer. 1t will D
and ready for subscribers by t
Congress meets. Although its pas
a dry and uninteresting look, be
the most part an endless succe'
names in parallel columns, the bI
is in greater demand than AIM
other Government publication
ceedingly valuable for referel
poses, containing the correct oTla
together with the residence, Oh
and salary OF every man, WON
child in the employ of the Unlted
Attorney General Griggs VIII
proceedings to be brought AGAIN
tain Carriers alleged accompllcF'
robbery Of the Government on NJ
contracts to recover the stolen
The Atlantic Contracting "
which did the work, and when y
ed with having been IN collusu
Garter in the fraudulent opefau
made up of rich men who are Sq w
responsible. Secretary OF war ~
have the experts of the War Depl
supply the Department OF Jusu'
full data upon which to proceeu
the persons incriminated.
For the past two months lnt
ment has had e. S. Holmes OF lnT
teal division of the Agriculture
ment at work in Texas getIl5
as to the damage done by the pia =,
er floods last July. The report ~
the property destroyed VIII lsI a
S7,412,5S3. In the devastated IFs
landlords are accustomed 10 .
money to the tenants on the oS SS'I
the prospective crops; Sioo'VVv
advanced. With the rent an'lclp@
the use of the land the owners
of pocket $2,519,0OO.
Brig. Gen. Charles ?. Bagan, ",
suspended from rank and daf! a., a. :
of the language employed Oy hm
the war investigating conmlssivrIt,
to obtain a vindication from =
during the coming Session u +tpr
is in Washington to setue 4 uho bo
nected with the furniture OF tl' 4
occr Died before his departure III h,
It IS understood, however, that .1o s
ing to enlist the sympathy Oh NV = d
Congress in order to Obtain . sesg
sional investigation OF the 0e'-
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