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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20

New-York JUNO 20 l-30 P. NJ.
Telegramas de Rio Janeiro dan
cuenta de que Sc han promovido
terribles motines obligando al Co.
bierno a tomar medidas energicas.
FL aumento de precios en- las
tarifas de los carros, ha sido ell ORR
gen del conficto cuyas c%onsecuen-
cias han sido terribles.
La caballeria ha dado varias
cargas a la muchedumbre ocasio-
nando muchus muertos.
FL orden pudo restablecerse al
fin quedando las GALES sembradas
de cadaveres.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20

Surtido colossal en- medals pa
ra seforas desde 10 centavos par &
rs centavos, cubrecorses, a Is, 20 y
Is centavos, c%inturcnes de piel, ja'
bones & IS centavos docenas, essen.
cias q 4 reales pots = ell mejor surti.
do en- camas y colchones ca <El Sol
de Oro.,
Ell domingo celebraron en- Ell
temple ca66lico de Coamo gran fes'
ia las hermanas del Cora86n de Je.
SIS, y por la tarde una procession
con dicha imagen recorri6 algunas
Gales de Ia poblaci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
TerribleS m0tines
En- el Rio Janeiro
MUERTOS Y >HERIDOS

A causa de haber aumentado ell precio
en- las tarifas de los carros, Sc han
promovido terribles motines en- Rio
Janeiro, cargando varias veces la
oaballeria contra la muchedumbre.
Ocasionando muchos muertos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
MerCad0 de New York
Cotizaciones de hoy

Harina de Trigo Ell Gigantic,
saco. 1896
Harina de maiz Golden Maize,
saco. $3.50
Harina de Trigo eel Prem:o
Mayor SAGE So. rs
Forage de Schumacher saco. $3.50
Tocino de Norton $16 90
Jamones las Glen libras, IS
Salchiehones $13
Manteca corriente las 100
libras. $6,5
Manteca pura las 100 lib $3.50
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
NOTIClB P0R CABLE
SERVIClO DIRECTO DE: NEW-YORK:
NUEV0 "H0TEL 0LlMPO"


Ell dnico y mejor HOTEL que se h
o%cnstruido IN esta Isla, propto para este
climas.
A CINCO Minutes de Ia Capital, en-
carros el6cticos u pasan por delante del
Hotel cada 10 MINUTOS.
Jardines, Parques, Kiosko, luz electri-
y demas adelantos modernos. Rebaja
en- precios & las familias.
Tiene adem6s empresa de coches 4
os precios siguientes:
De Capital & Santurce 6 vice
Ida y vuelta l. so
De Capital & Martin Pc
ia, ida Y vuelta 2. %
A Rio-Piedras ;. 90
Por horas & I'm peso una.
Telkfono 101 Apartao87.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20

Credit, sh.'''? ..',a.
AVIS0 IMP0RTANTE.
Habi6ndcse notado irregularida'
des en- varias libretas de imposicio'
mes hechas en- las cajas de esta So.
ciedad; a fin de subsanar aquellas,
Ia Junta de Gobierno ..ha acordado
cangear todas las emitidas por otras
nuevas, yal efecto por ell presente
Sc cita q sns tenedores para que den
tro de I'm plazo que veucera ell 30
del cOrriente cOmparezcan con diehO
objeto en- las oficinas de esta socie'
dad en- todos las dias habiles y no
ras laborab.es.
Ponce, JUNO 10 de 1901.
FL Presidente
H. G. FRTTZE.
S 1O-1
Sc dlquild
ell segundo piso mum. ~ de la Gale
de Ia Cruz, de excelentes condicio.
res,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
Austria ~ind1ignada
Fracasa la tentat1va
DE ASESINATO

La tentative de asesinar al emperador
de Austria ha ~fraoasado. Sc to-
man preeauoiones para impedir 81
crimen.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
Sc ALQUILAN

habitaciones y IN hermoso y VENT.
lado mirador, en- la casa ndmero 20
de Ia Gale de San Jose, q precios
m6dicos.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-06-20
J. Marco Bayona.

- 303S3x&A0N3@ Nv 0
AGENTE Do sduanASy co1sig.
natario do buqusA, REPRESEN-
TANTE do II casa G.. del Pine y ca.
cosechoros do who's On jerox Dc Il
Frontera y AQENTE del <Anuark
Bailly Bailliere & hijos.
AGENTE d una reputada f.
brica aRsricanA. 60 saalos o g,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
All over the State.

There are 600 eases of grip at Mari
nette. 40
rrbamas Quinn, a woodsman about W
,,oars of age. was found frozen to death
near Glidden.
The Seymour high school has accepted
the challenge of the Marinette hlgn sehooi
for declamatory contest.
Tamas NcNair of Oshkosh has recely-
al an appointment as inspector IN the
I..aian territory under the Dawes COM
mission.
rho 7-vear-old daughter of Rev. l. ,.
p,,ss;np Of the United Brethren, who was
l,,,rnod nj Bloomer by her clothing eaten
mo FIRE. died soon after her injuries.
The farmers OF the northern part OF
W;nnebago County have called upon the
sstata authorities to take measures 70 pro-
tact them from an epidemic OF maiisnant
anthrax. III
,rra,,,as H. Kyle, a brakeman was Sc
-.a.,rf, ;n;ured at jefferson Junction. Inc
.a,.a,,-har On the head car Of tram had
:. ~, ont and the engine was backing up
= o,aar when Kyle slipped and was
- .,,+ between the engine and car and
badly crushed.
Er;ck Paulson, tried at Alma for caus-
- +ba death Of Mary Seldom, aged 10,
ne pa,;n was convicted of murder in the
e. &c DECREE. Paulson robbed the house
e - t,,a girls parents and set ire to It.
u - ~ s;rl was the only occupant and per
;shed in the flames
3. B Thompson has retired from e, n;s
Elrov Mercantile Company owing g nIs
adyanced age, and also his son. M. 3
Thompson ri The company vii pe e ancor ',
no ,,y1,s with i. capital Of Szo,Voo ana
composed Of A. w Isleaa. Nho 3 8 = rls's1''
oI Ihs ~ "a iii 0f Elroy.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
TRADE cl.OuL ARISES
secretary Gage Admits that Russia,s
Action Is On,in0us.


A Washington dispatch saws thar the
horizon is being carefully scanned nv
members of the administration and Of
congress for signs of an approaching
trade war with Europe The Russian
retaliation is the first cloud to appear IN
the bright sky of our commercial pros
perity, and it is feared that it will grow
to such proportions as to involve our
commerce In desperate struggle In
discussing the situation Secretary Gage,
While not pessimistic, admits that there
is grave danger of our exports being sub
Jected to onerous duties. The cessation
OF hostilities in the Philippines or in
south Africa or satisfactory solution of
the Chinese problem would, in his opin-
ION, give renewed impetus to our export
trade. The restoration of peace in At
RIGA and Asia would open new markets
which we could dominate under existing
conditions. On the other hand however.
Secretary Gage would not be surprised
should the lead of Russia, in the event
it proved successful. be followed by other
European nations.
The immediate effect of the Russian
decree, when it becomes operative, will
be to increase by so per cent the duties
on American machinery, steel and iron
goods. These goods already enjoy two
separate reductions, 30 per cent being
taken off from the general and 20 per
cent from the conventional duties. The
articles referred to in the Russian decree
are machinery and tools of every kind,
manufactures and products Of cast iron
and steel. Roughly stated, the United
States is said to have exported goods of
this description to Russia last year to the
amount of about $3O,O0O.OO0 The addi-
tion of so per cent to the duty will. it is
thought, prove practically prohibitory.
Secretary Gage is dazed at the quick
action of the Russian government in put
ting prohibitige duties on American ex-
ports, in retaliation for the increased
duty on Russian sugar added by Mr..
Gage. The Secretary expected the Rus
sian government would submit to the
duty until the Federal courts had pro-
nounced on the question whether Russia
actually pays sugar bounty. The ac-
tion taken means that the Russian gov
eminent will not concern itself with
test case nor await the issue of such
case. However, there is an expectation
that the American importers of Russian
sugar will make the fight in their own in
tereSt.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
Bills OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

BY Senator Notwithstanding the es-
tabIishment Of industrial schools or re-
formatories for incorrigible children i'll
one or more counties of the State.
BY Senator Knudson-Providing for
the reorganization of the Wisconsin Ma
tional Guard.
By Senator Authorizing
the State Board of Control with the APP
prevail of the Governor to purchase lands
adjoining the Green Bay reformatory.
By Senator Davis-Giving street and
steam railroad companies the right TO
condemn lands in acquiring right of way;
also providing that one publication OF
franchise shall be sufficient.
BY Senator Jones-Proyiding an appro-
priation to reimburse purchasers OF Or
ders issued by county judges for care OF
Keely cure patients, under the law de-
clared invalid by the Supreme Court
BY Senator Jones-Proyiding for the
collection of water and electric light rates
owed to cities operating under special
charters.
BY Senator MISUNDERSTANDING the
medical law so as to require Osteopa-
thists and Christian Scientists to pass a
medical examination before being allowed
to treat disease.
By Senator Miller-Amending the stat
utes relating to municipal water ana
lighting plants, making unpaid rentals a
lien on property.
BY Senator Mills-Repealing the pro-
vision of law which exempts certain prop
erty of street railway and electro lgnt
plants from taxation.
BY Senator Observation-Disclosures
the statutes relative to witnesses for IN
digent persons accused Of crime.
BY committee on assessment and col
lection of taxes-C Correcting technical err
rors in the inheritance tax law.
BY Senator Reynolds Regulating the
sale and analysis Of concentrated feeding
stuffs.
BY Senator AIills-Granting power 70
towns, villages and cities to extend the
time for collection of taxes until the nrst
Monday in May, and Of the delinquent
tax sale to the third Tuesday In june
BY Senator kreutzer Amending the
statutes relative to county training
schools for teachers Of common schools.
BY Senator Miller Requiring the uni
versity regents to pay street improve
ment taxes.
BY Senator Roehr To submit to the
people constitutional amendment EN-
powering the Legislature "a pass gens
sral banking Inv.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
MAY MOVE ON SIANFU.
Count Won Wa1dersee Plans for Re-
newal of War in China.

newaI of War in China.
Pekin adyices say that few days ago
Count Won Waldersee wrote to the gen
erals under his supervision, notifying
them to have all their available troops
ready in two weeks for an expedition
lasting eighty days Gen. Chaffee anu
Gen. Noyron, the French commander, re-
ceived letters asking for their co-opera-
ton and expressing a desire to know
what forces they can spare. In COM
mencing his letter to Gen. Chaffee Count
Won Waldersee says:
"Owing to the unsatisfactory nature OF
the negotiations for peace and also TO
circumstances rendering such course
desirable, it will probably be necessary
to resume military operations on large
scale. especially toward the west.
Ere long an announcement is expected
that the destination of the proposed eXpe-
dition is Sianfu. The foreign ENJOYS be
lieye it's object to be to compel the CHI
nese to accept the terms of the po,,ers.
1t is thought that when it becomes known
that the expedition has started the lmpe-
rial court will hasten to comply lmpedi
ately with all the demands OF the JOINT
note.
The military are much elated at the
nrospect of active service. Many believe
the Chinese army will strive to the ut
termost to protect the province OF Shensl
against invasion.
Positive orders have been issued from
Washington to Gen. Chaffee command
ing the United States troops IN emma,
not to take part in the proposed opera
items in western China by Count Won
Waldersee and the allied troops to intin-
idate the Chinese authorities. Gen. chaI-
fee is instructed to take no part III the
contemplated expedition to Sianfu, WINE
Minister Conger is advised by the state
Department not to join in any agreement
that makes for further hostility. a WasA-
ington correspondent says that Count Won
waldarsee has been a thorn in the side Oh
tbe peace ENJOYS and his proposed cam
! naien meets with vigorous objection at
the national capital, which may pc com
municated to the German foreign once.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
pIRLIAnENT IS OPEN.
,.co F7ES:DES IN PERSON
tp"' At THE CEREMONY.
AMI Consort Ride in the State
HUI .,-spectucular Parade from the
W. Westm. nster = House of
ID. I. Thronged.

ri srsr Parliament of the reign OF
r hn Edward VII. was opened IN Lon
hlS rl h lay afternoon by the King in
e,.n His majesty was accompanied
p Peli o"ssn Alexandra, the Duke of York
b5 yum T,rnral and the Duke of Con-
fnu VI, md many others of the royal fam
w. ,...- state ceremony of the kind
III. ., ~ in 1861. when Queen Victoria
'"a ps~ljament, accompanied by the
op , consoyt, and since the death of the
l..ar narbins equal to Thursdays pomp
lal'I t.an Witnessed in London in connec-
~ With tle opening of the legislature.
wv ". .;aoa the wedding of the then Prince
Y" w >.r and Princess Alexandra has the
.,,,,,s state coach been seen in the
eos,. If rhp capital. In this coach on
Pr,,, the King and Queen and Prin-
ins VIZ rirroria rode from Buckingham
E o,I... n the palace at Westminster. The
' a If the royal party, which lay
tb b, the Mall. the horse guards pa
EaJs White Hall and Parliament street,
Tas guarded by 5000 soldiers. Thou.
[, r of Lonloaers packed st. James
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
EXTRA SESSION LIKELY.
Congress Will Probably Be 1onvehea
the Middle of March.

Congress Will Probably be Nohs
the Middle of March.
Washington correspondent declares
+hat tha Senators and Representatives
,vbo have been insisting that there IS no
oooas;an for an extra session OF congress
ond that there would be none, have Deeh
convinced that the President, VINO - Tue
colo arbiter Of this question, holds 70 .ne
contrary view and that he VIII eau 1ne
F;ftv-seyenth Congress together Ia 81
4..o,a;nary session about the mlddle "
Morch In fact, the President tolu soil,.
~ ~. congressional callers that he would
=, ali nrohabilify call an extra session ~,
March Is. which is the same da.e nA ~
1'is'i - ,,-+,.a session of the Fifty-hfth
Congress four years ago. as,
= customary to allow some uas
notice nv proclamation. But an , y
;nt;nation has been given that sena'ol'
.sa REPRESENTATIVE may have Iuil Will s,
~ :, oraa,. to arrange their PERSONA
plans. the Senate
!. a..+,.,ord;nary session is issued peiole
;n,,,uuration day. The sena.e =
+;nuors body. Ii there IS 60 De : ellt'l. -
% D,os;aant the retiring executive s .'s.5
=. +t,a ,,roclamation that the can = =
=. aa - the request of the incoming -
:sa,.t 1 nroclamation convenlhs po ~
STE and House is not issued tihsia -
4th of March or later. -
Senators and Representatives, ,a extra.
toon given to understand Ilias ~ - ~
t~o,a;narv session was certain $3.50 IL
hon constitutional convention n'.. sf Con-
work pan before the adjournment . . a Jen
s mo The President regards = = a,. tons
i n necessary that CUBAN .,, oa le
receive ,ee the earliest possible eonsi
ton.
IN burning house 8. Policeman
parrot made -piteous cIles .,,ak !. and res.
nean rushed through flle sl .las s.I.ef Us
cued the bird, which sefes'''sss''
! oct ont of here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21

|ark. bordered the route of the process
Don and filed windows, stands and roofs.
/ The pageant was short, but spectacular.
fn procession speedily traversed the
bort route to an compartment of roars
hi shouts and reached the royal en-
Fance 10 the palace of Westminster be-
! cath the Victoria tower at the appointed
ne
Royal Standard Hoisted
4 Whea the great gilded state coach came
! sight Of the tower in Westminster the
'IRl standard was hoisted to the top.
be state coach and those following, con-
fniHs the heir and the Duchess of Corn
tal and others Of the royal family, pass
through the great gates under the Vic
fra tower. The sovereign and the Queen
ld suite passed thence to the robing
Om
Tie Duke Of Devonshire, Lord Presi-
fnt Of tie Council, carried the crown.
De cap Of maintenance was borne be-
ne King Edward on the right hand Of
sword of state. Lord Salisbury
aket in the procession as Lord Of the
ri'y Neal, as the Office Of prime minis
IS not yet, according to court ETH
Eette recognized.
Ans Edwards robes were of crimson
velvet edged with rows of gold
and powdered ermine. The robes
Qaeen Alexandra were of maetrial
AilaE 10 that Of the robes of the King,
'4e design was somewhat different.
u lie House Of Lords wherever the eye
SR It's gaze there was the pomp Of
't' Peers and lords, correctly robed,
WI IA their places. The galleries were
e' WITH diplomats of all countries rep
'ya'e4 at st. James and their wives
sat2Urase. 1t was a scene of splen-
SV'of and tinsel such as one can hope
N, we 'a5 once in Il lifetime.
"Asa the King and Queen had seated
"SsA'eS on the throne the King or
~e Black Rod to summon the
r"sAS. On the arrival of the mem
" me House of Commons in the
T TSs VI Lords the King read his speech.
'letlnS Of the first Parliament of
-. ~" reign witnessed the usual COM
any, "s~ on the part of members of the
Ig0 VI commons to secure seats. AT
II VyVcE a detachment of yeomen
IN. guard from the tower, in their
NJ lr' new uniforms and carrying hall
.- "'','ed and conducted the custom
|nss 5;~.SA Of the vaults for imaginary
'""'oFS' with the usual result.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
Girl Fatally Rurne I.

Margaret Roess, the 3-year-old daugh-
fer of Mr.. and Mrs. Gottriel Roess, was
burned to death while playing with burn
ing bark at Ashland. The mother had
left the house for a few moments ana
when she returned the daughter was
standing in the doorway enveloped III
flames. Efforts on the mothers part to
extinguish the flames resulted only III
badly burning her hands and wrists
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
eNoOAT TO VENEZUELA.
states Orders the Scorpion to
La Guira.

orders the Scorpion to,
La Guira.
, ~%,salnston correspondent says that
gr +roal Scorpion has been ordered to
h 9. Tue order emphasizing the fear
|rms. rSa,e Department and Navy De-
IN WI 'n01 there will be serious trou-
Rte>t,,; 's10eIa' Notwithstanding all the
h.. . ,S of the litigant asphalt com
KlefIr 1, the issues will be met in an
sepon ;"N III, The presence of the
! CDiro1u g enezuelan waters will give
essa ~ ~ states a squadron to call upon
at4rt 81 emergency, as the Lancaster
an3 ~ I$ temporarily at Santa Luz
Ts. me Dixie is on the way from
Ria s' 81 70 =, La Guira.
espis.. The e, departments are not willing
b. sf NE uis real reason of this assem-
s h, r"LSAlps off Venezuela, it is OBJ
aBbnst tIgF are to be used to pre-
r. tat, ss'llts expeditions, such as
sa,, ~, 'sported, in the interest of the
saie5 ' Roa has been on surveying du-
Aal ,ba I o,,: not been finished, in and
seuant - t y! river, and her sudden
With II, : enezuela can be connected
sess AM s oeIlef in official circles that
IT Of ya ,,an force is absolutely nee
'fs is car+ convention by the United
pafict bat,l to take place if there is
York and e . the employees of the
qilitia Of bbermudez Company and
ID tie ASH, bermudez Province, in
asphalt territory lies. :
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
EXPOSURE Kills Father and Son.

Gustaye Hartman and MS son, ageu II
wears, are dead as the result of cold and
exposure consequent upon breaking
through the ice at Lake Butte Des Morris
The two were on fishing expedition,
and were driving a horse attached to
cutter when they broke through the ice.
The boy got ashore and succeeded in
sending aid to his father, but expired up
IN reaching g farmers house on the
hank The father died soon afterward.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
Hanes While Wife Is Away.

Frederick Iockler, aged 81 years, was
found dead in his home at Denzen. Ills
wife Is in Milwaukee and the aged man
bonoad himself during her absence. MI.
NToeIIar was married in September last
- Miss Anna NJ. Dalcourt of Milwaukee.
She was much younger than her husband.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
Not Plump Enough.

Tess Miss ScraWney says she just
hates to go the the opera.
Jess Yes, but what she means II
that she can't bare to 60 to the
observation-disclosures Press.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
HAVE LESS THAN 1000
THE POPULATION OF WISCONSIN
TOWNS OF THAT GLASS.
Official Figures Given Out in Spec
cia1 Bulletin by the Census Bureau in
Washington-NearIy All Places Show
an Increase.

The census bureau has issued bulletin
giving the population of Wisconsin cities
and villages having less than 1000, as
follows:
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
Southerners.

ssGiggtone says he viii not recognize
any one who lives below Fourteenth
street
TOO bad. j was going to introduce
him to one OF the richest girls in South
America. Life,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
Remarkable RI

Remarkable Runaway at WauCONstas
A strange runaway accident took place
at Waucousta. John Sock, well-known
farmer, was in the village getting some
feed from barn there. He drove his
team out of the barn and turned to close
the door, when the team took fright at
something and instantly started down
the road to the north. Just ahead of the
team was another team hitched to post,
belonging to one Charles Schnovski VAL
ued at $780, The running team went
straight against this team, one horse
jumping clear over the standing team
and the other remaining still while the
tongue Of the wagon to which the running
team was attached pierced one of Schnoy-
skis horses and completely disemboW-
eled it. No other damage appeared to
have been done.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21
WISCONSIN'S RECORD.
FAITHFULLY TOLD IN READABLE
SHAPE.
Vain Search for a Fugitive Official
Oshkosh Boy Marries Honolulu Pes1e
Peculiar Runaway Accident Child
Fatally Burned Exposure Kills Two.

Ten months ago Charles Ell. Kellar, as
sistant postmaster at Glenwood, disap-
peared. Ii the earth had opened and
swallowed him the mystery of his vanish
ment could have been no greater. kellar
for years had been one of the most trust
ed and apparently trustworthy young
men in the neighborhood. One day in
April a postoffice inspector entered the
Glenwood Office unheralded and asked
Mr.. kellar to turn over the cash and
books of accounts to him. This kellar
did, and then went to supper He was
seen by several persons about town that
evening, but did not return to the post
Office. He was last seen about O'Clock
in saloon, where he borrowed $40, and
since that hour not the faintest trace has
ever been obtained as to his where
abouts. Diligent search was made for
days, some entertaining the idea, from
the fact that for several days before his
disappearance he had been sick, that he
had committed suicide, but all efforts to
find him or his body proved fruitless. An
investigation of his accounts with the
government showed them to be more than
$500 short, which sum was promptly
made good by the postmaster. 1t then
developed that during the previous year
or two Kellar had been secretly engaged
in gambling, losing heavily at times at
the poker table. Later the jury in the
United States Court at Madison found
an Indictment against him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-21

sssrfffsTs ii There II hereby appropriated,
<,,sF iii money Iii the state treasury not
Ssherwfse appropriated, for expenses in
curred by the state visiting committee, for