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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-04-20

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nen Mtuno often. uSpll id mobin
fpmmen?"
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an Dem 9lrm Der G6melter. yMartba,
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muBt oo5 einieben, oaB eas ni6t
sebt!" llno eille grpBe, frQ9en6e 9ln9lt
funfelte in Den 9lugen bes &inoes.
30 ia, es gebt, @ls9e1. 9os nlii1=
len piele &inoer.@
y9tber man brau6t mid bod |" llno
Glie 9riff in ibrer 9lotb su ibrer per-
meintli6en llnentbeDrli9feit. v9a 1T
Der &arp-iuer tpirD ibm genue gu
trinfen seben2 1lnb bic fleinen 9iibner !
l1nb Die braune 2ieie i'm Stall! llnD
a6-meine glumen 10 Ntartba, i'd
fann ia gar iri6t fort y llnO lie be-
9anrt auBer ii6g su i6lu65en.
Martbas gei6tpi6tieunesperiu0e
uno Gorffellungen prallten tpirfungs=
lDs an bieier llntr6Itli6feit ab, big ibr
Elm rettenoer @infall fam. sic bra6te
bes gaters geltilnmling nit Dem Mil-
len Der Mlltter in 8erbinbune. llno
bas balf ipunberbar RAID.
Sas &ino iuurbe rllbig unn i0bnte
| lid nit ieinem S6ifial aug.
9lls fiG Der ffeine, ipeiBblonoe Gppf
nliioe III Gle aiiien gei6miegt, sing
Wurtba biliab.
llnten oil Der Saustbiir fDilferirte
2eutbplb nit ibrenl Gerlobten. sic
b0rte i'm @nrbeigeben, baB ibr 0ater
fa9te: es brallde gtiemanb 5u oenfen,
in ieinem Sauie nliiilees buflt Sugeben;
,''er iperOe es ben 2euten 3eigen, bob
9ales I'M alten @eleiie lieie. ST. beriefe
cine 9lnoerponote su fi6 unb in ein
paar 9SDden feiere Ntartba i6re So6=
Ht, Iofern er-namli6 graun--bas
iDiini6
llno biefer bejabte re6t lebbaft.
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ma6te iid 5lt fbaffen uao peinte babel
bic lebten pergebli1er, beimliden
Sbrdncn I'm ibre Mdb6enfreibeit.
Siel ging oieie gtadt bur6 ihrea
Sinn; Der Wtutter Sbidial, &leillelie5
6Drtsebell in Die 6rembe lno ibr eiges
neg, baio Derdnbertes Seben. Ser ioll-
ftige, tDiffide S6laf mad f6perer Sa=
sesarbeit fem lanse ni9t iiber Iic
Sic itnno auf nno offnete oas t.sl
fer.
Der s>intmel rttbte ilber Der @!a'B
pie cine erbaben aufgerOllte 9stse ~:
pra6tiannetblau un0 flimmerag 81
@olbbtumen rnb Die fern5iebenoe Moaos
ii6el lieb ibren fanften S9ein ipie
magii6es Silberampelli6t auf Die Gtoe
trppfen.
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(ssortiebuna hIst.)
Or uarrte Bic Qferate.

gMe gsr5te erfldrten bem Scr. @enid
9amiltou BON 8eit Sefferion, Obio,
nadbem er Is Mouate lang on elmer
9arnsSiitel selitten bate, baB er fer
ben miiiie, tuemt ni6t cine foitlpielise
Operation an ibm aussefiibrt tpiirbe,
aber er furirte fid ielbit burd Die sln=
ifenonns bon fiinf S9adteln pun 8ud=
lens Grnica Salbe, bag ii9erte 9dz
morrboi6en Mittel auf @rben uno Die
bette Salbe, Die es iberbaupt siebt,
25 Gents Die S9a9tel. gu baben in
Der Ipotbefe BON S. &alteper & Son.
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Gtne Mmerifanerin iiber 9emtItb.
lamb.

Sa benz Mprilbeft Der perbienali9en
WtOnatsfhrift "The American Ger
man Review bic ii5 bic anbabnumg,
be3iebentlid grfartuus, bsr freunb.
ldaftli1ea Be5iebungen 3tuiiben ben
Tereinieten @taatsn uab Deutldlanb
aur Iufgabe gema9t bat, unb bieieS er.
trebensmertbe 3iel nit pieI @eldid
perfolgt finben mir einen bon SSrau
Sbertuoob berfabten MufIab. ttbers
| f@rieben: .Oeuif6lanb ftbidt uns I'M.
Iere befsn 8arger4 Der bie folgenben
bemertensmertben NeuBerungen ent.
bdlt:
.es pdre febr bebauerIi6, molIten
unfere trefli9eu beuti9en Na6barn"
= bamit fnb bic Oeutf1,Nmeritaner
gemeint = uuns beS 8eifpiels beraus
ben, bas fie uns bur9 ibr prioatlebeu
geben. DaS 91auipiel zines groBen
S9abenfefies, on tpel6em Grauen unb
ainber I'm srhnen MaIb tbeiluebmeu;
oaS barmlole 8ergnhsen eines Mus.
Hugs nit Wufittapeae unb 8siangper.
ein folte bem biiferen Hmeritaner
nibt ent3ogen tuerben, ber bic @emobn.
belt bat, fein Wergulgen in 6ber Weiie
3u genteBen. Der f9werar6eiienbe be.
| f9etbene beuif6e Bnrser 3iebt burd
iein inniges gerbdltniB 3ur Natnr,
bur9 fein Concert uub Reftaurant I'm
Greieu melt mebr @enuB aus benz sc,
ben, aIs Der Ibf6mmling Der Burt,
ftaner ii9 iemalS trdumem IieB. Wir
mhfien nod europa seben, nm AT er.
fabreu, tuie t6ftli6 es 1T, TN Greien au
| eRen.
Deutf9lanb iii 10 grDB, 10 bebeu.
tungsboQ unb allumfaf5enb, baB man
ebenfo gut baS 8aseali9t ober ben
6ori3ont 3u beI9reiben periuGte, ueuu
mon ein 8anbniB 3mif9en Mmerita
unb Deuti9lanb erfIdren miu. yBie
ld9erli6. tb6ri9t unb f6ledt III es,
BON elmer gntfrembung apif9en bieien
betoen Sdnbern 5u fpre1eal $50 ioqs
ten mir aud nit Der Abf9afnng beut.
ider 8epfoseabeiten beginnena gtma
bel Der grateberin, bic nnfere &inber
lebrts Ober bet Der Madt am Nbein,
ober bet benz @truweIpeier unb ben
beutiten Mdr9en unb gr3dbluneen?
ytaB i'd meiue .goItsmdrden Der
Deutf6eu1 ober mein v@rimm's Mfdr.
9enbu9@ aus meiner BibItotbet ents
ternens Sd tperbe mid baten. Die
ftno mas fie finb uab i@ m69te fe gar
ni4t anbers baben.A
60 fpri1t eine Stod.Nmeritanerin,
unb mir btirfen uns Slid utinIhen,
uenn ole Dsutf9 Mmeritaner BON
slei@er @eiianuna bsieelt unb, meuu
10 man6e unierer 2anbsIeute aidt
barauf bebabt udren, alles mas gut
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abauareifeu unb fpurIos In Mmerita.
nertbum unteraugeben. go lange bic
tuarmen Worte, bic 6rau 6beruoob
| fir Oeutf6lanb unb fiir bas Deuti9e
bot, ein Ieiies GefabI ber G9anbe bei
Oenen er3eussn. bic ni9t beutf9 iein
uollen. ift mod &ettuns mbglib.
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q. u. & u. q. Saba.
Mbfahrt.

Rad @alpefton, Souiton unb guert
tdgli4 ..............9:OO Borm
Na9 CORPUS gbrifi, Iranias BaB uni
Heenille tdgli6 .......1 100 Na1m
Na9 &errpiIle tdsli9, aussenommel
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gfa9 &errDille, Gonntass 8 80 @orm
Nah&errpilIe, ,Sonnabenbs A :30Na1m
Mnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, Sonton unb Guerl
td9lib .............7:OO Mbenba
Bon Corpus @briiti, Granias BaB uni
Beebille tdali6 .......2:5O Na1m
gon &errpiae tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :45gorm
Bon &erroille, Sonntass 6 80 Mbenbs
Bon &errsiIe, Montass. 1926 Iorm
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Scr Mppe...t etmer 3ieae

iuiro beneibet bon ienett armen 9Dspep.
tlfern, beren Masen uno 2eber auBer
Sronuns iinb. 9lqe 9ieIe IoIten tuil=
iem, oaB 9r. Sings Saeue 2ebenszgiQen,
oiele tpnnoerpplle Masenz lluo 2eber.
Wteoicin, einen prddtieen Nppetit ners
leiben, iotuie 9el1nbe gerbauuns unb
reaelmaBise &6rperseiuubnheiten, iuel6e
polise @eiunbbeit unb srpBe Gnersie
seipabrleiiten. 9inr rs Gents. 3u ia
ben in Der s(pptbefe bon S. &alteper &
Spn.
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Somtbern Naciitc 8abm.
Wbfn brt

gsad gaew Orleans, Soulton unb @al,
oefton tdsli6 1910 Mittass uni
9:3O Mbenbs. ......,............
yad gasle 8aB, Merico &c. II @orm
Nad galifornien -. .4:45 Nabm
Mnfmnft.
Bon Stem Orleans, Gouiton unb GaI,
beiton td9li1 1928 Born. unb 4:25
ga6m. Observation-Disclosures.
Bon @alifornien &c. Ill 80 8orm
Bon gasle HaB uflo Merico ZOO
Mbenos. Observation-Disclosures.
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Gtienbabn Tabr : Ylall.
s. & o. u. 8abu.
W hrt.

NU Z.
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ober so. e. & T.....12:3O gea6m.
gead ct. Souls pia Sron Mountaiu
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gta6 Searne td9li6 rs 100 Mor9ens
yfa6 2areoo. ......... 1000 Borm
Nnfunft.
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&.&T..............S::3O Sc. & Z. 8prm,
Bon ct. Souls, Sron Mountain & M,
IT. q K. ............ :55 ytaGMl.
Won Searne tdsli@. 1920 Mbenbs,
Bon 2arebo.. Nahm,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1899-04-20

Der felt % Sabren elm anseRenter Der
Siuger.Ndbmafdine @efelIi@aft mar,
BOT feline Ndbmaidinen Heparatur,
@ertfdtte 6 d E % e fsg N nierce.
anb 6 4 Il o.S trabe.
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Diefe Na6ri6t baben bic nrmeu
Slteru ilie erbaIten.

Die 3ub6rer bteier bhfteren @sfdidte
Daren blaB gemoroen.
saber Der Mnberes" fragte elmer.
Der Nnbere, ber am Qeben 9eblies
ben it," berlebte Der Dottor NIT ern,
fer Siimme, vmar Id"
nSie mar cine @lenbe, id babe He
ME piebergeiebsn!"
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10. g. 4 z. Habu.
nrw

~u ~.
Na9 Baco, Sort Bprtb, Dallas, Rom
ias Gitp, ct. Souls unb Chicago tda.
LID 100 Morsens unb $3.50 Mbenba.
Gnfunft.
Bon gbica8o, ct. Souls, &anias gitp,
Dallas, 5trt @ortb unb Baco, tdgs
lid IS 80 Born. unb 10 20 Nbenbs.
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Gulf gbcre . 8abn.

yfa4 Stodbale, tdsli6, aussenommen
Gonrta9s. s............ 8 100 8orm.
Nnfunft.
Bon Stodbale, tdslid, aussenommen
Sonntaas. 300 Na6m.
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- Su Der ruifif9en uniperRtdts.
ffabt Stem fam es au ldrmenbeu Stus
bentens nsarauallen. S1lieBIid tpurbe
Militdr aur unterbrtdung bes 8us
mults berbeigerufeu. 3ablrside Der.
iuunbungen faneu DOE unb tiber 400
perfonen ipprben berbaftet.
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eSm @rieasmiuideriuu ,u 60,

Jm Trie91mlntnerlum 3u N0Ils
bon TT man i'm bb6ften Grabe ents
tdufdt barber, baB nidt bic n6tbige
3abl pnn9etruten fur bic Nrmee aufan.
treiben III. Rad ber 69la6t bon On,
buraman, bic eine gentle militdrii1e
Begeiherung berurfa9t bate, fir6nten
cine fir3e 3eit lang bon allen Seiten
Retruten berbei, bieS bauerte aber niGt
Ianse unb bic ausR1ten Rnb ieBt trtis
Der aIs ie 3upor. 6eIbfi ftir bic Garbes
Regimenter, nit ibrer beReren Cob
nuug fnb nidt genus Manni6aften
auf,utreiben, uub bel Der Qaballerie.
Nrhllerie unb Snfantsrie limb bic Ber'
bdltuife nod bieI ungaufiigere. Der
prdIeu5itanb ber Mrmee nimmt al.
mdbIig ab, ba -ti9t genug Retruten
augeporben tuerben f6uuen, I'm bic al 8.
gsbeuben Maunidafteu au srfsben.
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Sarotmntb's tKOH-I-NOOR"
8Ieiftift bdlt Idnger on als 3 an,
bere. Man iiele cine grobe an.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

Manila, April 6.-The United States
cruiser Charleston, which has been
cruising along the west coast OF Luzon,
to the north, sent boat in shore neaI
Dagupan last Saturday to make sound
ings. The rebels opened fire, Wouno-
inc a United States officer, The cruls-
err thereupon bombarded the town, the
insurgents evacuating it.
There are persistent rumors that
Aguinaldo, the insurgent leader, mas
been supplanted in the control OF Fill
ipino affairs by Gen. Antonio Luna,
commander-in- chief of the Filipino
forces. Luna is described as being
typical beIligerent
The proclamation Of the United
tates-Philippine commission has been
posted in the streets, printed IN Eng
fish. Spanish and Tagalo. 1t has also
been distributed to outside towns as
far as Malolos. 1t is received with
marked attention by the natives, and
approved by representative Manll1ans.
Inc English bankers express optomls-
tic views on the attitude OF the United
States. A Spanish banker expressed
the fear that the proclamation would
not reach the classes controlling the
rebellion, because the F1llplnos at
Manila are mostly domestlcs ana
clerks who have no definite
opinions, and the Wlre-pull-
ers outside of the city have doubtless
intercepted it. If it had been issued IN
May or even August last the result
might have been different. The editor
of Oceanic thinks the proclamation the
most pollGic document ever issued Ill
the Philippines and believes it is bouna
to convince the wavering Of the folly
of further hostilities. A Scotch snip
owner thinks it does not leave any
further doubt as to the policy OF the
limited States and that consequently
Aguinaldo must submit to the newt
able
Gen. MacArthur's scouts report tn"t
there is a large concentration or the
enemy north and northwest OF Malolos.
They have erected formidable defen-
sive works. The Americans are pre-
pairing to dislodge them. Gen. Mac
Arthur's division still remains at Malo-
los. The Montana regiment with two
guns and a detachment Of cavalry, all
under command of Lieut.-Col. Wallace,
found and successfully attacked a Do0y
of the enemy, numbering more than
1000, a few miles from Calump1t. In
the skirmish the Americans lost one
xoo,o 1vi11o1 fOlIT wounded.
Casualties in Philippines.
Washington, April 6.-The casualties
in the Philippines from February to
April 4, inclusive, as reported to the
adiutant general, were: Killed, l84;
wounded, 976. Gen. Otis has cabled
the war department that the transport
Sherman has left Manila with 100
wounded soldiers which INCLUDED all
able to be sent home.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
LABOR TROUBLES IN RUSSIA.
Spreading at Alarming Rate in Spite
of Government Efforts.

London, April 6.-The ST. Peters
burg correspondent of the Times tel
egraphs an alarming statement re-
garding the spread of serious labor
troubles and strikes in the manufac-
turing districts Of Russia. Ominous
rumors, he says, are in circulation in
st. Petersburg reports of troops sent
tosuppress the outbreaks, of the whole
sale destruction Of property, of nu.
merous arrests and of the gagglng o.
the press not half of what is hap
pening ever reaches the ears of the
capital Towns with mills and facto-
ries, the correspondent declares, arc
literally inundated with secret social
ist and revolutionary proclamation
by agitators who are undoubtedly as
sisted from abroad. All this, to,
gether with the agitation fostered by
the students, creates a serious political
outlook.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
BADGER BRIEFS.

The will OF Mrs. Bremm, killed by
her son-in-law, Christoph Bosser, at
Appleton, leaves all her property, with
the exception of $40 in legacies, to her
husband. The homestead is valued al
$1,000.
At Sheboygan, the members OF the
council have made salary grab, vot-
ing to pay each alderman 500 a year.
1t was not accomplished until after
every parliamentary point was
brought up to stop it, and after an at
rempt was made to submit the Ques-
ton to the people of Sheboygan.
Benjamin F. Wolf, a merchant at
Clamo, died as the result of injuries
received over a week ago by being
thrown from the platform of the ca
boose of an Illinois Central freight
train. He was 81 years of age. he
has been in business at Eland for
fifteen years, and was postmaster
there for long term.
Charles SimOnson, foreman OF the
Reichert Construction company, aged
"a, was fatally injured at the Kiln
kert brewery, Racine. He was on top
of a building assisting in hosting
tanks when the support of the tackle
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
M'KINLEY WILL ATTEND.


Washington, April Arrange
ments have been practically completed
for the funeral ceremonies on the oc-
casion of the reinterment in Arlington
cemetery at 2 o'clock tomorrow after
noon of the remains of about $50
soldiers and civilians who lost their
lives either as the result Of wounds Or
disease in the campaigns of Santiago
and Porto Rico Full military honors
will be paid the memory Of the patrf-
OTIS, and all the regular troops in this
vicinity, the district national guard
and a battalion of marines will part1c-
ipate in the ceremonies az the ceme-
terry. The president and most of the
officials in the city will attend the fu-
neral services.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
STEPHENSON BUYS A YACHT,

Marinette, Wis, April 4.-Ex-Con-
gresham Isaac Stephenson yesterday
purchased the handsome steam yacht
Bonita, owned by the Terrence estate
of Racine. He paid $4,000 cash for it.
The Bonita is 1913 feet long and 16 foot
beam. She is fitted in mahogany with
triple expansion engines, and has
record speed of % miles an hour. Mr..
Stephenson and family expect to make
an extended cruise on the lakes on ner
this summer.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10


There is a proposition before the II
linois legislature to present to the gov
eminent of Mexico the wooden leg Of
General Santa Anna, to be handed over
by that government to such of his fam
lily as may best be entitled to it. Some
doubt has been thrown on the genu-
ineness of the leg, but it is at any rate
the one picked up on the battlefield
Of Cerro Gordo by James Gill of ILL
nois, and supposed to belong to the
Mexican general, who had abandoned
it in the haste of his flight. Mr.. Gill
kept it for some time and then pre-
scented it to the state of Illinois. He
is still living, and favors the plan OF
returning it to Mexico
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

La Crosse, Wis, April 6.-The La
Crosse river, which empties into the
Mississippi at this point, is overflow
ing its banks and the La Crosse valley
is flooded from North La Crosse to
Bangor, distance of 16 miles Much
damage has already been done to
farms in the valley and the water is
filling the Easements of many build
ings in the village of West Salem.
The water is rising rapidly and is
nearly up to the tracks Of the Chicago
& Northwestern and the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul roads which run
the whole length of the valley.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
LOVING CUP FOR CLARK.

Philadelphia, April 6. - Captain
Charles E. Clark, late commander of
the battleship Oregon, and since as
signed to the command of the League
Island navy yard, was last night ten
dered a dinner by the Union League.
The function was arranged as form
al welcome to this city of the distin-
guished commander. Plates were
laid for IT'S persons. Captain Clark
was presented with silver loving
cup.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
HUSBAND CAN BEAT WIFE.
Novel Opinion of a Police Judge in St.
Louis.

st. Louis, April Ga decision was
rendered by Judge Peabody in the city
police court yesterday that under GER
tain conditions husband has the
right to beat his wife. The case was
of one Bernard Kretzer, charged with
beating his wife because she would not
agree with him in the management of
their children. Judge Peabody said in
passing judgment: In this case the.
wife was more guilty than her husband
for trying to contradict and thWart her
husbands will in the presence of their
children and setting them bad exam
pie which he had d right to rebuke
There are times when a wife irritates
her husband to such an extent that he
cannot control himself and uses his
hand or fist. AS long as no serious
harm is done don't believe in punish
ing the husband"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
CAPT. MAY SAFE.
Rumor That He Had Been Captured
by Chinese Proves False.

Hong Kong, April 5.-Captain Fran
els Henry May, superintendent of the
Hong Kong police, who, it was re-
ported Monday, had been captured by
the Chinese, has arrived here unmo-
Tested. The government does not ap-
prehend any trouble in taking over
Kow-Loon Hinterland, although plac-
ards have been posted melting the
people to stop the British from sur
veying there The British officials
have returned to Hong Kong. however.
owing to the threatening attitude OF
the Chinese. Troops are being held
in readiness.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
CUBAN TELEGRAPH SYSTEM.

Havana, April 4.-The overland tel
egraph lines connecting Havana with
Santiago have just been completed,
placing the commanding general in
communication with every command
and with all the important islands.
The corps has constructed 200 miles of
line in 60 days. Secretary Alger, now
at Santiago, probably sent the first
message overland, it being to the pres
ident
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
PERSONALITIES.

The veteran actress Mrs. Kelley
whose death was recently announce,
used to tell of her reception by Queen
Victoria On being presented she ex-
cused herself from making curtsey
by saying, Your majesty, have rheu-
matism in my knees and I cannot curt
sey." Mrs. Kelley replied the
queen, Il can't either" and one touch
Of unkind nature put them both at
ease.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

Revised estimates of election results
in Michigan place Judge Grants plur-
atty for supreme judge at $4,000. Fully
two-thirds of the circuit judges elected
in the SO judicial districts are re-
publicans. Detroit and the other
largercities, with the Pingree feature
eliminated, show democratic gains.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
vICE-PREs. HOBART SICK.

Washington, April 2.-Vice President
Hobart has been suffering from grip
and yesterday was confined to his
room. He has a severe cough, but his
physicians hope to have him restored
to his usual vigor within a few days.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

RIVER. SPREADING OVER VALLEY
FOR SIXTEEN MILES.
BIG DAMAGE ALREADY DONE

Easements Of Buildings from North
La Crosse to Bangor Being Filled
With Water-Tracks of the Chica-
go & Northwestern and Milwaukee
Roads Nearly Covered.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

At St. Louis, Captain Joseph La
Barge. an old riverman, is dead aged
81. Seventy years of La Barge's life
were spent on the Mississippi and
Missouri rivers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
BOMBARDS A TOWN
CRUISER CHARLESTON SHELLS
VILLAGE OF DAGUPAN.
REBELS WOUND AN OFFICER

Filipinos Fire on a Boat Sent to Make
Soundings Near the Shore-Agu1-
naldo Is Said to Have Been Sue
ceeded as Commander-in-Chief by
Antonio Luna.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10
REPUBLICANS AGAIN CARRY
RHODE ISLAND.
SOME DEMOCRATIC GAINS
General Assembly Will Be Republican
by Large Majority, Though Not as
Large as Last Year-Socialist Vote
Big in the Cities and Towns-Har
rison's Official Plurality.

Providence, April 6.-The citizens OF
Rhode Island balloted yesterday Tor
state officers, including governor, lieu
tenant governor, secretary OF state, at
torney general, treasurer and members
OF the general assembly. There were
four tickets in the field headed respec-
lively by Elisha Dyer, republican can
didate for governor; George w.
Greene, democrat; Thomas f. Herrlck.
socialist labor; Joseph A. Peckham,
prohibitionist. The only issue was on
the adoption of the revised const1tu-
ton which failed last November to re-
ceiye the necessary three-ifths OF all
the votes cast, but was given large
majority. Dyer was reelected by a
plurality of $500 The result was a
republican victory, though the demo-
Gratis made gains in every precinct.
The entire republican state ticket was
successful and the general assembly
will be republican by large majority,
though not as large as last year. Inc
socialist vote was large in the cltles
Harrison's Plurality 41,933.
Chicago, April. 6.-The official count
of the vote for mayor is as
follows: Carter H. Harrison,
(dem.), 1878; z. r. Garter.
(rep.), 107,225; ex-Gov. John P. Alt
geld, Gnd. dem), 45,93S; scattering,
1885. Harrison's plurality is 41,993,
and $3.50 less than clear majority.
Harrison carried every ward in the
city save five. City Clerk Loet1er ran
second to the mayor, receiving a plu-
rality of 1896. The rest OF the dem
ocratic ticket was successful, but by
largely reduced pluralities. The city
council will be composed of 81 demo
Gratis, SO republicans and one indie
pendent republican.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1899-04-10

broke, the rope catching him around
the leg and throwing him off the roof.
He fell 6Ofeet Physicians say he will
die. He has a wife and several child