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GRAND
d L Bradman, Cal
Rev Sloan, Salt Lake
M O'Connell. Cal
J Simons. Los Ang
C F Carver, Chicago
E E Nash, Ohio
G. H Sargent, Chicago
C A Crawford, Chgo
C T Ramsden, Eng
w H Dana. Cal
W Blanchard &. w,
Boston
Mrs smith, San Jose
Miss Warfield, San Use
G. Johnson. u S n
l. p Fleishman. Reno
A w Keck, Kas City
G w Koenig, Boston
G w Fry, Rochestr Pa
C H Kirchner, N Y
] E Whissen, L A
T NJ Fisher, Seattle
DR. S A Wright, Mimi
W r Simons. Pasadna
w D Fenton. Portlnd
s M Hauptman, Or
F A Hamilton, Wash
C N Van Arsdale, Cal
F C Allen & w, Sacto
H Tuggy. Alameda
Gus Bassett, Milwaukee
E w Blades, Chicago
E w Roberts & w, ny
Mrs z NJ Boyd, Honolu
d J McFall. New City
T S Morrison. N Y
G w Hull, Jerome, AT
L A Blasingame & w,
Fresno Il
Geo Gorham, Sacto
PALACE
DIR and Mrs A Hoff-
man, Syracuse. N Y
Miss K Whiteley, Mich
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Mrs r L Williams, Ia
Mrs G Phillips, Boston
K c Atwood & w. N Y
o B Mitchave, U S A
G G Aver, Chicago
A + Stoeger, Chicago
H A Koehler, Chicago
] H Henry & W, Neb
Frank Short. Fresno
E S Degilyer, Denver
F s Whedon, N Y
w H Mason, Cal
Mrs L w Howe,
bonneville
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T E Cryder, N Y
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r e Carbeueau & W,
Dawson
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Thos Flint. San Juan
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C Stein, Chicago
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d c Hubbard. Merced
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E H Haveford, N Y
Geo A Whiteside. Cal
John Lindley. Bkrsfield
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u &1M Tacoma Everett and New
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Steamer State of Cal. Wednesdays, a. m
For Los Angeles. calling at santa cruz Mon
terey San Simeon. Cayucos. Port Hartford san
Luis Obispo). Gaviota. Santa Barbara, ven
tura Huenerne East San PEDRO, san Pedro
and Newport-Steamer Corona, Saturdays
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DIED.

Agar, Capt. John E. Mcguire. Katherin J.
Black, Ellen Mills. Mrs. Mary
Cameron, Archibald Morell, A. j.
Castro, Julia B. Moynihan Margaret
Dorgan. William Marritt. Paul
Dietzler Anna NJ Morrison. Elizabeth
Fischer. Virginia H O'Toole, Hugh
Fails, Jessie L. Peterson, Aimee
Hale Edgar T. Redmond Charles H.
Howard Mrs John Rosenberg, Emile
Haskell. Chauncey 0. Robertson, David
Johnson. Emily Raymond, Henry
Johnson, Josephine Riordan, Timothy j.
KropI, Henry w. Sullivan, Kate
Kelly. Michael j. Tyrrell, Annie
Langhans, Margaret Towey, James
Liddicoar. James ]. SVoigt Rudolph e.
Lyons. Timothy
into rest in this city, October
Is, 1901, Captain John F. Agar beloved
father Of James E., Fannie M. Emma S.
and Lucy NJ Agar, native of Washington
D. c.. aged n years months and days.
BLACK-In this city, October 81 1901, Ellen
Black native of ireland. aged So years.
URemains at parlors of McFadden, Nc
Brearty G. Green. I'LL Mission street.
CAMERON-In this city, October 81 1901.
Archibald B. Cameron. beloved husband of
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To Valparaiso stopping at Mexican. Central
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PAI.ENA Nov. 23i TUCAPEL 80. Dec 21
These steamers are built expressly for Cen
tral and South American passenger service.
CNo changes at Acapulco or Panama) Freight
and passenger office 316 California street.
BALFOUR, BUTHRIE & CO., Gen. Agents.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS
OFFiCE-1118 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.
-------,--s---~--o-~,,>o-~-
s1SOO-SACRIFICE for a quick sale; comforta-
BILE modern Eastlake cattage with bath, dou-
BILE bay-window hall, high basement and
brick foundation; lot 43x1O0 feet (note the
size); very sunny; half block from public
park; minutes walk from Clinton station;
very select residence location; neighborhood
and surroundings the very best; street work
complete and stone walks laid; house alone
is insured for $3.50; rents for SIS per month /;
must be seen to- be appreciated; never before
offered for sale; special bargain and will
stand a close investigation.
GEO. w. AUSTIN & CO.,
zoos Broadway Oakland.
s375 CASH, IS so monthly; 3-room cottage; sta
BILE barn, shed, chicken-houses; good well of
water: two-thirds acre, more or less all
fenced; fine soil: no fogs nor cold winds;
OAKLAND; price $3.50; over 300 chickens 5
cow; assorted family orchard, all fenced;
stock at a bargain; see this at once; there s
fine living in it: call or send for circular
ASS Seventh St. opposite Broadway station,
Oakland. H. z. JONES, Land Owner.
FROM s1Oo to $500 down. balance about what
YOU are now paying for rent, will buy a good
modern cottage of rooms, bathroom, laun-
dry, 6-foot basement; lot so feet front; street
work all done; owner is nonresident and is
only here for one week to close this up; total
price only $1,000; this is snap close to San
Pablo ave- Call at the office and we will take
you out and show it to you. JAS. S. Nal
SMITH. AL Twelfth St, bet Broadway and
Washington.
HOUSES of every description and price for
sale rent. Apply to w. E. BARNARD,
Ills Broadway; telephone Main 1G.
OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD.
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OAKLAND ROOMS AND BOARD.


TENTH. 572-BeautifuI sunny rooms; excellent
home table; terms moderate; references.
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BERKELEY HOUSES TO LET.
S2s-NICE furnished cottage, rooms stable.
NV. cor. Grove and Blake sts Berkeley.
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HOUSES of every description and price for
sale rent. Apply to w. E. BARNARD.
Ills Broadway; telephone Main 1G
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ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.


AN introduction to you from H. Schellhaas, the
furniture dealer 11th and Franklin. Oakland
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
(To be continuLG)
An CD-to.Date YOUNG Man.

"Dick proposed to me East night"
confessed Madge to Elizabeth.
LET me congratulate you, for OF
course you accepted him."
"No."
You didn't reject him"
YES"
"How did he take it?'
"Oh. he was perfectly l0'2ly about
it, and l almost worship for 4. lie sald
he knew girls liked to have 1t to say
that they have had great many Offers
and that he should not despair, but he
hoped that when had refuS@i enough
proposals to satisfy me l Would lhtl-
mate the fact to him in some way, ana
then he would propose again and we
could be married quietly ar1 settle
down. Do you think 1t would be FOR
ward in me to let him know that |
have now refused all the Offers care
to?'-Leslie's Weekly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

The quarters of recently slain elk
were near the fire, and the rudy glow
fell upon the waters of cool spring
that bubbled out of the granite rocks
and left the glen in slvery, singing
stream.
sit here, Miss Florence; we go fix the
hut" said Fish Hawk, pointing to a rock
Me and my friends go build the hut and
get the soft, warm, dry grass"
This was soon constructed. Florence
crept into it's shelter ana stretched her
weary form on the dry grass. She felt
that she was a prisoner. Through the
branches she looked out and saw the In
dams cooking their supper. After a
while Fish Hawk came over with some
broicd elk meat, served on piece OF
bark by way of a plate. She ate some
of the venison, for it was tender, odor
Gus and most capitally cooked.
Then she lay down and again looked
through the branches, watching the In
dams about the fire. But gradually the
picturesque forms became indistinct. The
fire appeared to die slowly out. The
hum of their low voices became lullaby,
and she dropped off to sleep.
did you tell this girl the truth?'' ask
cd one of the red men.
"Oh," laughed Fish Hawk, II always
tell the truth; am going to be her good
friend and she is going to be mine"
How will that be?'
"The officers at Fort Clark say am
bad man. They will punish me if l go
back; and l have got so fond of living
at the Fort that [ cannot stay away.
Now you Charley, must go at once to
Mai. Germon."
''When daylight comes?'
eyes; and you say to Maj. Germon,
Fish Hawk he found the white girl they
call the Belle of the Cascades, lost in
the woods, and he is taking good care
of her. Then Maj. Germon gets red in
the face and makes much swearing. He
will say: Why don't Fish Hawk bring
the girl herpV Then YOU say: He is
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
Attacked by Unknown Person.

Louis Wurl, sheriff of Outagamie Coun-
ty, was assaulted while at work In his
office in the postohice building at Ape
ton and lay in an unconscious condition
for two hours before being discovered by
Deputy Sheriff Sherman Sheriff Wurl
has no recollection of seeing anyone
about the office during the day, nor has
he any suspicion as to the identity of Che
guilty party. While it is Il fact that he
had just collected 500 on judgment,
it is thought that the assault was made
for revenge rather than robbery, as a
sum of money and some jewelry en- his
person was left untouched. His injuries
are not serious. and the nature Of the
wound gives evidence that the weapon
used by his assailant was Il large aub
or something of that nature.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

afraid. Maj. Germon, you give me pa
per to say that Fish Hawk can come
back, and all the past is forgiven, and
he shall live here as before, then he will
bring back the judges daughter
THAT is for you said Charley, 'but
we think that we must have something
more for our work"
Yes. you say: Major, me, Charley and
two friends want blankets and gold"
Before day the following morning Char
ley, to show he understood his mission,
repeated over Fish Hawks instructions,
and then started for Fort Clark.
Despite her rude resting place, her
wild surroundings, and her wilder com
panions, Florence Loring slept until day
light; nor did restless dreams disturb her
reposc. She arose and went to the little
stream flowing down from the spring, and
bathed her face and hands. The Indians
had built a huge fire. and were again
cooking venison.
Good morning, Fish Hawk" said
Florence, advancing to the fire. you
will start soonT
Miss Florence. / am your friend. My
heart is good to YOU" replied the Indian.
1--WE agreed last night that was true"
she rCplleu.
Last night do not sleep at all, but
| lie awake and think. | think this: If
I take Miss Florence back right away,
then Mai. Germon he take me, put me
in the guard house again. and fasten a
chain to my leg so | cannot get away.
I have brave heart, and that hurt me.
So early-before the light came-l send
Charley to the Fort; and he will say:
Major. you forgive Fish Hawk and he
will bring the Belle of the Cascades to
the Fort.
"Then | am to wait till this man comes
hack with the majors reply?'
The brave girl stjl succeeded in ND
ing her alarm.
Yves. That will not be long.
"He cannot return before dark
NO: but We can go on TO the Fort
Tomorrow; or if you will walk at night
we can find thu trail
'Then / am your prisoners!
.'Oh. no; tho Belle of the Cascades IS
free as the birds, ana her heart IS good
She will stay to help me, for | am her
friend" said Fish Hawk; and she saw
Inv his eyes that he was ready to en-
! force his wishes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

and there is not an acquaintance OF ms
who will not testify as to his integrity.
Hoey and his wife visited in Muncie sew
eral months ago. At that time he told
his relatives that he expected to be ar
rested on a charge of embezzlement
through a conspiracy of his prede, essor,
who was deposed. He told his relatives
not to worry, assuring them that he
would be indicated.
Some time ago an official of the Treas
ury Department, having Nogales as his
headquarters, wrote to the department
that he had reason to believe the official
force at that point was corrupt, and that
Chinese in large numbers were being
struggled across the border for consid-
grafton. A secret service officer was sent
there at once, and plans were laid to Sc
cure evidence against the persons under
suspicion. Several Cinnamon were fur
nished with money and seat on to buy
their way through the official Gordon.
This was accomplished without difficulty,
the price demanded being from 500 to
5000
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
SMUGGLING CHINESE.
Two Federal officials Charged with
the Offense in Arizona.

An investigation conducted by the
Treasury Department has led to the dis
covery of the fact that large numbers OF
Chinese were being struggled into Arl-
iona from Mexico. Several arrests have
been made in the matter, among those
arrested being William II. Hoey, collec-
tor of customs at Nogales, Ariz., and Il.
f, Jossey, an immigrant inspector.
William Hoey, customs collector at No
gales, Ariz., is charged with conspiracy
against the United States government in
allowing Chinese immigrants to cross the
Mexican border by paying large sums of
money, was appointed from Muncie, Ind,
his former home, and is the son of one Of
the most estimable families in the city.
Hoey is known there as Honest Bill
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
Brief State EaDpenin-s.

The new $4,000 Catholic Church ut st.
Joseph Ridge will be dedicated by Bishop
Schwebach.
Mrs. Eunice Sweetland. aged -, died
at Baraboo the result Of falling back
ward out of 4 rocking chair and her head
striking window SILL
NJ. s. Friend, proprietor of a pool and
billiard room ut West Superior, shot him
self and died. Friend was found in the
basement of his establishment in semi
conscious condition He had suffered
business losses.
The will Of the late Carlton Foster
former Mayor of Oshkosh, has been ad-
mitted to probate. The property is val
ued ut about 100000. 1t is bequeathed
to the widow and two children i'll about
equal shares.
The preliminary examination of Fred
Pohlman, charged with assault with in
tent to commit murder, was held before
Justice Blewett at Fond du Lac, and at
its conclusion the defendant was bound
over for trial at the November term of
Circuit Court.
J. Bassett of Trempealeau found two
pearls in CLAIMS, easily worth $3.50 They
are both of unusual size and beauties
George Kaaskaski, aged 49, was taken
to the Green Bay reformatory. lie was
found guilty of several ro5beries at She
boygan.
Sheboygan will send twenty five en-
tries for the cheese exhibit at the Pan
American Exposition. The State ut large
sent about 100 samples.
William Lieberman, a commission mer-
chant of Sheboygan. was drowned in
Lake Michigan off Iakeview The body
was taken 70 Chicago for burial.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
Dragged by a Runaway Horse.

Edward Curtis, IS years old, son OF e.
f. Curtis of Berlin, was riding his horse
on Huron street when it fell on stone
crossing, throwing him. His foot caught
in the stirrup and the horse began to
kick and run and the young man was
dragged around Market square. Ills i'll
juries were mostly about the head. Doc
tors removed several pieces Of his skull
There is a chance of recovery.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

- trlcndS-no horses near"
u, You are lost, Miss Florence" said
& Hawk, laughing and showing his
pm not lost; I know my way" she
b. make to 90 to the Fort?"
am Fish IIawl, he guard you AMI
8 You. DO not fear; our hearts are
8 to YOU"
n yo1 will not keep your word,'
HalJ,. fully realizing that when dark
Ncamc-anI it was falling rapidly
would he at the mercy of these
FheS She had to think quickly, and
r. that it would be an error to let
see that she did not believe them
sN2S net willing to trust them.
l do not keep my word and show
Z a good lnjun, You take the knife
my belt and put the point far into
FreasJ said Fish Hawk, barring his
H. do not want to do that. Be my
iHead aud | shall be yours"
Ffenre came down from she rocks,
|"3IAnS directly up to Fish Hawk,
pei out her hand.
0'Irn shake hands with you when
|"cre little girl" said Fish Hawk,
E0,.y mitch delighted.
'nd II You DO not prove to be my good
p'' you will bo the first red man that
treated mo unkinlly," she said.
Pc ANT these, my friends, will die
o" lon 20 on to Fort Clark, lost
horse, eh?"
~" - are very good at guessing, Fish
Mi, me5bo, Scion he goes out in the
w TO mi the horse, eh?'
see You know all about it" she re-
!, WIN WeL-atrected lightness.
al, l can think. Now, near here,
n.y. We have camp. You come
u give you vcnison. l make you
y y, ''", ami put inside dry grass. You
'0N II and Sleep. Bimeby, after Il
, me sim comes up, then we see the
Clark trail. ch?"
, WIS., 1"ay will do very well. Where
,1r ,awp:"
MS way; follow me. l shall carry
&,.' summon
Cd
w., ,.. ...&"Ns; 1t is not at all heavy"
~" VI the Indians grunted something
~.o ',a.r in their own language and
....@', One Of them dropped be-
' '''' ti~h Hawk, still protesting
N.'4 '"s heart was, went on by her
I'D. :r."' glow IN the advance served as
,,.,y, II grew brighter and brighter
,, r"s.'e@ a narrow, rocky detile fifty
W. ", 80 through, and came upon a fire
~" "S center OF n rock trimmed valley
b h. t every side was visible by the light
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
Tn Chicago,

.Nrs. Wabash looks like such Iowa
bic woman
"LoyabIe! l should say she vas low
able That's her long suit. She's had
five husbands in seven years!'-Cisye-
land Plain Dealer
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

"The British government has issGe.i
blue book giving the losses and ex-
penses Of the Boer war;
"WeH, should think that realty
would be a blue book. "-Plttsburg
Chronicle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
Meiical Assistance.

SpeciaHst-Your nerves are aSected;
Won need exercise; walk to business
every day.
Sick MAN. do walk TO b1yiness
every day.
Specialist-You do? Well, you ought
70 have more sense-tbat's whSt ais
vou-oyerstrain. Now, behave Sour-
so,f nationally and ride every day $40
rIoase-Chicago Record Herald.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
CHAPTER XIV.

The mail from Portland, Oregon, had
inst come in, and Mai. Germon sat IN
his room reading letter from his cousin
Mrs. Morton, and dated at Paris
You will be surprised" she wrote
.'to learn that Mr.. Morton has gained IN
health. BY this time he begins to see
that / do not, never have and never can
love him. He talks more than ever ABOUT
his SOP, ColiR. and has become SO indii-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

Mrs. Lnsmeycr of Marinetje is very
thankful that she looked twice before
drinking a glass Of water which she drew
from a faucet In the water was Il snake
eleven inches long and with a body as fine
as horse hair. 1t could have been swal-
lowed without any difficulty. 1t is quite
Il wrggler and is now on exhibition III
one of the stores 1t came from the city
mains
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14
Wolf Attacks Little Girl.

Carrie Swinrud, aged o years, daugh-
ter of a farmer living near Portland Cen
ter, was attacked by Il wolf while play
ing in field Her right leg and one arm
were torn and the arm may have to be
amputated. Her screams brought her
father, who shot the beast.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

The course of business was much IN
terrupted during the week. In the begin
ming most business interests were sus-
pended a day on account of the regular
annual celebration Of the labor unions,
and at the conclusion the country was
appalled, by the cowardly assault on Pres
dent Mckinley. The quickest response
to this new and unexpected development
in the country's affairs was in the New
York stock market which sold off rather
sharply on Saturday. A severe decline
was undoubtedly prevented by the sup
port of powerful Wall street interests,
which had too much at stake to permit n
heavy shrnkage in market values. Until
the Presidents condition for better was
known definitely, the market was SenSl-
tive to his illness, and ia any event the
bull movement for which Wall street has
been gathering it's forces is not likely to
materialize. In eras of prosperity it is
always an untoward happening which de-
stroys the boom" element of the times,
and the Presidents condition may reduce
the expansion of business which has been
q feature Of the situation for some time.
In general trade the outlook is bright,
and fall business goes on at a rate that
year The money market is the point OF
in terest, as rates have been getting firm
er, and the loanable surplus of banks
smaller. The surplus reserve of the as
ISOLATED banks of New York suffered
further reduction of $5,000,000 last week,
and it is now less than $7,O0O0O0 in eX-
cess Of government requirements as
against S26,000,000 at this time a year
ago. Bankers look for relief to heavy inn
ports of gold from Europe, but if these
fail to come up to the needed amount
they will count on aid from the Secretary
of the Treasury. Europe does not wish
to give up the gold but the firm money
market itself will probably attract the
metal here Rates are lower in European
centers than at New York, SO that
movement of gold to this country would
be natural apart from the large Indebted
ness of foreigners to the United States.
Indications are that the steel strike
will be settled soon or will wear Itself
out. With the strike no longer a factor
the prospect is that business in iron and
steel will be larger than for Il number of
months before, and the United States
Steel Corporation can regain part Of the
profits it has lost through its labor trou-
bles Chicago business holds up we'll,
as is shown by gain Of % per cent in
bank clearings last week over the CORE
spending week of 1900
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-09-14

Mrs. Newlywed reading)-Do you
know how Holsters are caught, John?
Mr.. Newlywed-Coine, some, Maryl
Don't rub 1t mi
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Matt Snyder, an employee of the Duluth
Superior Milling Company at the Min
kota mill, West Superior, fell distance
of 40 feet and survived the injuries. In
fact, there were practically no injuries
ait all, and the man gave no external
signs of being hurt with the exception
of a few bruises and the fact that the
fall stunned him and he became uncon-
scious when he struck the ground. After
Il thorough examination it developed that
no bones were broken and the only dan
ger is from internal injuries. There
seems to be no reason to doubt that he
will survive the terrible plunge. Snyder
was at the top OF the mill ana leaned
from the window when he lost his bal
ance in some way and fell toward the
ground When almost to the ground he
struck on the corrugated iron roof of
smaller building and bounding eff that
went to the ground.