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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07

the new House of Representatives to or
der at noon. The vast chamber had been
reprinted, regilded and completely refur~
nished during the recess and many
changes made for the comfort and con-
venience both of the members and spec-i
tators.
The Senate was called to order by Pres
ident Pro Tenn. Frye, and Speaker Hen
derson again held the gavel in the House.
In the Senate Dietrich and Millard, Me-
braska; Gibson, Montana and Kittredge,i
South Dakota, were sworn in as Sena-
tors. After the usual resolutions and the
appointment of a committee the Senate
adjourned out of respect to the memory
of Senator Kyle.
The House organized members drew
seats and then adjourned.
Congress did not adjourn Monday out
Of respect to the late President McKin-
ley, as not until it heard the Presidents
message Tuesday did it know officially
that Mr.. Mckinley was dead.
Plenty o. Work Ahea'.
Congress has plenty of work ahead
This growing nation of ours has furnish
ed a vast amount of material for its
statesmen to weave into laws for the adj
vancement Of the people and the better
ment Of those across the sea who are de-
pendent upon the United States govern
ment. With the legacy of uncompletedi
work bequeathed by the last Congress
and the problems which since then have
arisen the program is truly a formidable
one. Following are some Of the more
important subjects this Congress VIII
have to consider:
Commercial treaties desired by foreign
countries and tariff revision demanded by
sections of this country.
The new Hay-Pauncefote Isthmian CanaI
treaty and necessary legislation authorizing
the construction Of the canal.
Various subsidy schemes to foster AmertS
can Shipbuildhng.
The proposed Pacific cable to the Philip
pines.
Reduction of the taxes in view of the
treasury surplus.
Legislation for Porto Rico and the Philip
pines.
Amendments to strengthen the Interstate
commerce law
Re-enactment Of the Chinese exclusion
law.
Legislation to deport or control anarchists
and guard the President and the cabinet.
Legislation for the irrigation of arid lands
| in the West
Regulation Of trusts.
| Creation of a department of commerce and
| Industry whose chief shall be given place
| In the cabinet.
In addition to these important things
| are the rivers and harbors BILL the plan
| for a greater navy, the possible admis-
| sion of a new State to be formed by the
| union of Oklahoma and Indian territory,
| an additional tax on the oleomargarine
industry, pension bills for the widows Of
William Mckinley and Benjamin Harri1
son, and Senator Cullom's plan to erecc
| a national memorial to Lincoln.
Just what will come out Of the hopper
| In the end is hard to say 30 early, bug
both sides In the tariff fight are up ana
doing.
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EnzlXeEGs8gz,o9 p! g 3,
SMS2Sas-I g5GDyO gABLES

DR.. Abraham Knyper, the present
prime minister in Holland, is the first
cleric who has ever held that position.
Miss Kate Livingstone, sister of DR..
Livingstone, the explorer, has just cele-
brated her 106th birthday at her home
on the Isle Of Null.
Gen. Greedy, the meteorologist, who has
been seeing the London fogs, expresses
the opinion that with proper data it
would be quite possible to forecast them.
When the Shah returned to Persia at
ter his recent visit to Paris he once more
buried himself within the walls of his
palace, like his ancestors. His subjects,
however, have had a chance to see him
occasionally on his automobile, which he
purchased in Paris.
A grandson of Daniel O'Connell has
lost his life in South Africa. He had
served as a local trooper and as one of
the Commander-in-chief's bodyguard, but
his time had expired and he was about
to return to civil pursuits when he was
drowned while attempting to cross q
rapid stream.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
GOVERNORS FIGHT COMBINE.

Heads of Northwc- tern states Agree
to Coop rate w tn Van ant.
The Governors Of the Northwestern
States have replied to the invitation of
Gov. Van SAINT of Minnesota asking their
co-operation in an effort to prevent the
impending railway consolidation. All
agree in extending their moral support to
Minnesota's Governor.
Gov. White of North Dakota and Gov.
Toole of Montana are willing to arrange
for a meeting of Governors and the lat
fer appears very much in earnest. GOV.
Geer of Oregon would favor confer
ence. but cannot come East for that pur-
nose. He would attend it if held On the
coast.
OF the three States only Montana APP
neors to have as effective laws against
consolidation as Minnesota. North Da-
kota's constitution is very plain. but the
statutory prohibition is rather general
and vague Montana's law prohibits the
consolidation of parallel and competing
lines, and has other general legislation.
Oregon's law does not prohibit comblna-
lions of any sort.
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The Liberal troops which held Colon
for a week surrendered to the govern
ment forces Friday. The terms of sur
render were arranged at a final confer
ence held on board the United States
gunboat Marietta between Gems. Alban
and Jeffries, representing the govern
ment, and Senior de la Rosa, secretary to
Gen. Domingo Diaz, who represented the
Liberal party. Capt. Perry Of the bat
tleship Iowa, Lieutenant Commander
McCrea of the gunboat Machias, the
commanding officers of the Marietta, of
the British cruiser Tribune and of the
French cruiser Suchet were present dur
ing the conference.
1t was agreed that the liberal forces be-
tween Colon and Bohio should surrender
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CONGRESS AT WORK!
LVHTH NATIONAL LAW-MAKiN@
BODY IN SESSION..
Great Throngs Assemble a the Ca pitok
to Witness the Observation-Disclosures
Re- Elected Speaker of the House
Large Amount of Work in Sight.
Washington correspondence:

Washington correspondence:
The opening of the first session of the
Fifty-seventh Congress at noon Monday
drew to the capitol a great throng OF
spectators eager to witness the scenes Of
animation which mark the annual reaS1
sembling of the national lawmakers.
Although the actual work of the two
houses was not to begin until 2 o'clock
the historic old structure-now refur-
nished from end to end until it shone with
marble, gilt and rich decorations, was
astir long before that hour. It was AM
ideal day to bring out the public-sunny
and warm with just enough breeze FROM
the south to lazily stir the flags over the
capitol, some of which were raised for the
first time since the adjournment Of Con1
gress nine months ago.
Senators and members began arriving
early in the day and there was the usual
handshaking among old friends and in+
formal talk of the work ahead. The vet}
eran Senator from Iowa, Mr.. Allison,
was one of the first to reach the Sem
ate wing and resume his work as chair
man of the committee on appropriations.3
Senator Jones of Arkansas, the Demo-
cratic floor leader in the Senate, was am
other early arrival and soon had a circle
of his Democratic colleagues in the cloak
room discussing the sessions programme
Speaker Henderson did not reach the
House wing until shortly before the ses-,
sion opened and remained in his private
Office comforting with members during
the formalities preceding his reelection
as Speaker.
Since the adjournment of the Senate
last spring the chamber has been redec-
GRATED and recarpeted. The principal fea-
lures of it's beauty and individuality have
been retained, but they have been added,
to by the artistic decorations. A bright
green carpet with old-gold figures has
taken the place of the old-gold carpets
of the Congress, and the desks and fur
nishings of the chamber have been no.
tably improved.
The very handsome interior of the hall
Of Representatives added much to the
impressiveness of the general scene at
the south end of the capitol when Alex,
ander Mcdowell Of Pennsylvania called
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auI Dwhom's arm was torn off at the
10" 10 corn shredder at Randolph.
Burglars a.lrmntnl 70 h)ov omen the
ie in GucynSny & CoIo's law atIico ot
GMuayilEa Thoy f,iInd to oman the
Rtdio-
BE Ferdinand Grunert Cheese Com
&0H which recently failed at Monroe,
- been reorgani2cd. Chicago capital
~ having furnished 100000 capital.
q Hunters 1ronuht - Ashland tbo hodv
81 William Johnson bonostnadnr Jobn-
IN was aut hnnting and r.as fo,,na dad
Il the woods. with = bnlIet hole in his
r.. The roroner's iurv found that his
#Fa,a WAS caused bv a stray bullet.
The frr, +, ,r, ,,., ,,r,;..4 Ann, and
Es last Tr, Lr,n ,,n E "; nro,''" g.
ens Point f,, ;r !" d gtI'et 1t ,jtS
man~'au.1t.r ~ INV Wv +I'inI 80 mo
leoa,ry is y, -, ' ,, ,,r .n',u Ge7 ",
m .''' '> Two 10 four years in Naupun'
kbivh is xaqnnnI H. 90" NV ".. ~ a. a. I go
feStIe works IN t1,, So, a,nIa9a1
fha tra<.r, ,:,I ','''tI -
Eortby.... w., ,''i- , 10 Tue Nh'G"so anu
h,.,. '>.''" ROAD was 4l6 feet long ana
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weight class, taking all comerg, including
the once famous George Dixon, feather
weight champion, took his first knock
out.
Corbett fought the fight of a man who
was not frightened by Terry's reputa-
ton He was game, gave punch for
punch, and as a to 1 shot won in a
walk. He had Terry down and almost
out; had him fighting wildly, hitting and
swinging with both hands, both lads TAX
ing punch for punch, until the finish
came
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with arms, their life and liberty being
guaranteed by the government. United
States marines were on shore guarding
railroad property and the consulate. BRIT
ish and French marines were landed to
assist in preserving order and to protect
life and property when the Liberals sur
rendered and the government troops
marched in.
To Captain Perry of the battleshlp
Iowa is due largely the settlement of the
difficult situation.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
M'GOVsRN KNOCKED OUT.

Yonng Corbett " ms Feather Weight
championship of the World.
William H. Rothwell, known to the
sporting world as Young Corbett, defeat
cd Terry McGovern in a fight for the
featherweight championship of the world
in two rounds at Hartford, Conn. Thurs
day afternoon. This gives Young Cor
bett clean hold on the featherwelght
championship, and the young man who
defeated Frank Erne at low weights, Joe
Cans in so-called fake fight and won
his way through the bantam and feather
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dead ARE In ASHES.
Bodies of Wreck Victims Con.
sumed in Blazing Ruins.
HORROR ON WABASH.
Crash, Explosions and Fire Add Terror
10 Smash Near Seneca, Mich.

Estimate of the Dead Is Eighty and the
Fatalities May Yet Reach One Hum
dred - Corpses of the Victims Are
Taken Out of Wreckage in Fra gmeuts
Not Observation-Disclosures Placed on
Engineer of the East Bound Limited
Train.
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bacoas bridge on
Tuesday, was kill
ed early Thursday
morning during an
enga cement w i t b
the insurgent force
at Bohio Soldado.
Gen. Castro had
been acting as Sec
ond in command of
t h e government
force on the 18TH
mIlS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07

LIEUTENANT COMMANDER States
1 the
ables
while
De-
Colombian gunboa General
point to ON
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07

The municipal council of Havana,
Cuba. unanimously voted TO award Nj. J.
Dady the contract to pave and sewer Ha-
vana at his reduced bid of $10.913, S0S.O6.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07
GEN. CASTRO KILLED.

Colon bian Leader Falls in Engage
ment with Insurgents.
A dispatch from Colon, Colombia, says:
Gen. Francisco Castro, who led the gov
eminent troops in the capture of the Bar
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the list Of candidates for each different
office as many blank spaces ms theyo orn
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! mat IN other states sue
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Legisiature or out or It who believe thst
It is not based upon sound principle. Iet
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4, ZkNlse1 con aTf7s9
osns1 ~ the eminent spokesman for the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-12-07

cornrIaffIry WOMB proBabYy have haen
the recipients Of his farors- and H.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-01
El banQuete
de anOChe

Ell Consul de Venezuela en- esta ca
pital, senior don Manuel Avila BIanco
obsequi0 a1oche con un espl6ndidC
banquete, que tuvo lugar en- ell Hote
"Inglaterra" al COmandante del cruce-
70 de guerra yenezolano Restdurddor
al Ingeniero Naval encargado del arti,
llado del buque, y, EN- general a la Co
lonia venezolana de esta poblaci6n.
Al banquete, que fuG una fiesta de
caracter fntim0, cOncurrieron los Seno
res don Federico N. HeIlmund, Grail
rena, Doctores Mario Oapriles Ber-
nardinO MOsquera, don Antonio Iirf y
Otras muchas personals cuyos nombres
sentimos no recordar.
Ell senior Consul pronunci6 un elo
cuente y patriGticO discuTso, dando la
bienvenida al RestatUad0r ell primer
barcO de la marina de guerra yenezola-
ma que arriba a estas hospitalaIias cos
tas desde que ell (ntegro Presidente de
aquella RepGblica, general Oipr,ano
Castro, rige los destinos del pueblo
venezolan0 con pOdeToSa iniciatiya
con los mobiles deseOs que le alientan
de propender su progreso y a que
figure en- s,tiO pr0minente en- ell con-
curse de los puebOS libres. El senior
Consul hiz0 vofos por Ia prosperidad
de la naci0n que representa-, por la
duraci6n de la paz y pOr la union de
todos los venezolanos para que ell Pre-
sidente y los precaros hombres que le
secundan en- su ardua labor, de la que
hizo grandes elogiOs poniendo de Telie
We los mericmientos de aquellos, pue-
dan conducir la RepGbica, mas facil
mente, por ell camino del bienestar I'll
senOr Ayila Blanco termin6 brndando
pOr ell pr0gresO de Ia marina de guerra
venezOlana.
COntest0 al saiudo del Consul de We
nezuela ell captain del Restaurad0r, Mr..
Merithew, hacienda yotos poTque sean
mas estrechOs que nunca los lazos de
amistad que unen las dos americas. I'll
Sr. Le- Brun di6 las gracias, ennombre
del goberno yenezolano, por ell saudo
de bienyenida, que dirigi6 ell senior
Ayila BiancO, en- su discurso inicial, al
crucerO ReSt0uFddOF.
PronunciarOn tambi6n elocuentes
brindis los senOres Henund y Grail
rena
La concurrencia qued6 altamente
complacida de las delcadas atenciones
de quo fu6 objeto
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-01

Sociedad que presta sus servioios en-
tire Malaga y NeTja, pasando por We
lez Malaga y Torrox, 40 kilometres J
entire Malaga y Estepona, pasando POI
Torremolinos y Marbella, "a kil6me
trOs.
Tamb:6n en- Badajoz Sc ha tornado
Q ra compalia y en- Cadiz en- Jer6z
ha ocurrieo otfo tanto.
Finalmente, en- las Baleares existe
tambi6n servicio entire Palma de Ma
llorca y varios pueblos, y en- las Cana
rias, la Compahfa belga que ha esta-
blecido ell tranvia el6ctric0 entire Santa
Oruz de Tenerife y La Laguna, va
establecer ell servic0 de automobiles
desde La Laguna, a Puerto de la Cruz,
pasando por Natanza, Grandma, Orc
tava y Puerto de la Cruz.
Ademas de todas estas lfneas de au-
tom,6viles, sabemOs que Ell breve CO.
menzara a hacer servicio una lfnea en-
tre 6sta cOrte y Villa del Prado y Ara
vaca.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-01
General Discomfort inlCuba

The discontent is increasing
amopg-the natives of Cuba OH .ac
count of the Washington Press ha-
wing states that the Union will exer-
else pro:ectorate over that islan1 /,
Intervening in the latter's interna-
tional affairs and collection of rents,
which operation will be effected un-
der the inspection of a special Com
named by the United Sta
ties.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-01

las que los mas terminan sus estudios.
No cabe duda que 81 q la primera
ensenanza Sc agrega una rigurosa edu-
caci6n, y algunos estudios concernientes
a carreras mayores, y q guardian respe
to grande los demas, Sc habrfa dado
IN gran paso de adelanto; porque la
elucaci6n unida 4 la instruction son
eeneralmente origen de la compostura
y del estimulo al trabajo; y del trabajo
mace la economic que juntamente con
la educaci6n instruction conduce
los pueblos al progreso y la civiliza
ci6n.
Las personals civilizadas, propiamen
te calificadas, en- ningun acto de su
vida demuestran malas acciOnes, nj
utilizan la despreocupaci6n Ell 10 que
afecta a la moral; fealdades que mani
fiestan la falta de educaci6n, y son des
cuidos inadmisibles a1n en- los casos de
las personals hall&rse en- estado de en-
bIiaguez.
En- tanto los paises no var{en ell
concepto de lamar pequeneces q mu.
chas costumbres antitet cas- con la edu-
caci6n, y no hagan la educaci6n inhe.
rente q la instruction no sc les podra
recOnocer una verdadera civilization.
Clemente ICjo
San Juap, EnerO de 1901.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-01
Henriquez

En- ell dia de hoy ha embarcado para
Santo Domingo, en- uso de licencia, ell
Consul General de aquella Rep1blica
EN- esta capital, nuestro distinguido
amigo ell senior don Juan Henriquez.
Con este motive, Sc dirigi6 q Pala.
clio en- la manana de hoy q despedirse
del Gobernador Civil de la isla, Mr..
Charles LII. Allen, que le recibi6 con
exquisite cortesfa, y cuyo alto funcio
mario present6 al Oanciller senior don
Eugenio Medina, que Sc hara cargo del
Consulate durante la ausencia del
senor Henriquez.
El senior Consul General de la Rep1
blica Dominicana solicit6 de la primera
autoridad civil de la isla que tuviera
para con ell senior Medina, las mismas
delicadas atenciOnes y deferencias que
tuvO siempTe respectO q el.
Los visitantes salierOn satisfechfsi
simos de la reception que les dispense
ra el Gobernad0r.
Ri senior Henriquez celoso funciona.
rio y cabalIerO correctfsimo deia en-
esta isla gran ndmero de amistades
que aguardan impacientes su regreso,
el cual Sc verifcara pronto, seg6n nues
trOs int0rmes.
Deseamosle un feliz viaje.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-01
NUEVA YORK

admiten y casi natural en- los pueblo'
nuevos que deben al capital exterior
al trabajo extraflo ell desarrolo de 81
prosperidad.
Para los beers esta soluci5n ser{s
algo dura, pero honrosa; para la Grar
Bretafia, la mejOr, polque acabarfa |;
sangrfa suelta de hombres y Ge orc.
Territorio extenso y despoblado, hoI
ti!idad de la poblaci6n, hOmbres rudo'
! y braves, todo este son dificultades que
Sc enumeran mas facilmente que st
vencen.
Ademas hay s6Ies odiados por e
pueblo. .Uno de estos es Sir Miner q
quien achacan profundo 6dio a la raza
holandesa.
Este hombre pGblico acaba de sci
nombrado high comisiOner imperial en-
ell Africa del Sur y gobernador de la
colonia del Transvaal. No hay que
pedir peras al olmo, es decir, polftica
de. paz, al adyeIsario de ella. Asf 10
entfenden los colonos holandeses que
engfosan las filas de los comandos de
Dewet y de Delarey.
El movimiento general en- ell mundo
es a favor de las repGbleas africanas.
Las damas suizas han dirigidO un
Mensaje la reina Victoria, mensaie
que tiene mucha miga, y que revela
que 81 las mujeres no son responsables
de ciertOs hechos, 10 son 81 no hacen
NADIA para impedirlos.
Los republicanos espanoles han Pc
dido a las Cortes que EspaIa Sc ad
hiera a cualquier potencia que inice la
idea del arbitraje, y que 81 ninguna 10
hace, que lleve Espaila la iniciativa.
No 'creemos que ell .gobierno espalol Sc
atreva a clio; pero ell pueblo hispano es
desatecto en- absolute a la Gran Breta
ia, sobre todo despu6, de la guerra
colonial, pues tiene la conciencia de
que Inglaterra fu6 ell 6bice q que Sc
resolviera por la paz la question cello
nial.
En- Ffancia ell sentimiento popular
de hostil los ingleses. Chamberlain
40 visit6 Alemania por tenor a ma
rifestaciones ruidosas B6lgica y Ho
anda estan con ell alma con ell pueblo
Doer que es came de su carne y sangre
lie su sangre. Russia estudia, Gala,
observa y espera que ell leviatan,
terror de todos como dijo Fray Luis
lie Le6n-termine en- plazo mas 6
nenos corto, por llegar muerto a la
lrenosa playa.
No hay que hacerse ilusiones: ell po-
Ter ingl6s es muy grande; Inglaterra
rs muy fuerte; pero los fuertes mueren
5amben de ataques apopl6ticos. La
1iedra de David, mat6 al gigantic Go
lat. No Sc debe gobernar el mundo
'ino por las leyes de la moral, que son
ndestructibles y bienhechoras.
LUIS ROBINSON.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1901-02-01
LA CIVILIzACION
LA
EDUC ACTON

Muchos nOmbran a cada momento la
civilization: e ignoran los mas que
tanto como progreso s;gniica la educa
ci6n arTaigada en- los paises; y que min
guno merece ell calificativo 81 en- el no
descuella la educaci6n.
Si lOs pueblOs solo procuran arraigar
las o:Ias bases de la civilization, Y
pTescinden de la educaci6n, una de las
mas impOrtantes, alcanzaran inicua
mente a poseer la imitaci6n de las cOsas
superiores; pero careceran de elias en-
todas las 6pocas, y Sc COL f)rmaran con
vivir suponiendo poseen 10 desconocidO.
Un pals civilizado tiene necesaria-
mente que tener en- relaci6n a las cla-
ses sociales que 10 compOnen, una edu-
caci6n tan distinguida que ha de resal-
tar Embellishments, sin que sea indis-
pensable someterlas q un prolongado
estudio, en- ell cual haya que dispensaP
descuidos caprichosos que tieaen por
origen ell desconocimiento de la eduoa-
ci6n en- esa forma demostrado.
Tiene que existir un yerdadero res
peto los demas sean mas 8 menOs ACC
modados. No debiendo en- ningun case
albergarse ell crimen, nj por ninguna
causa olvidarse del deber que Sc tiene
de auxiliar al menesteroso.
Y, no sucediendo asi en- un pals, aun
descoilando en- algo que demuestre sc
encamina la civilization, no es nj cor
mucho poseerla, es solo ir aproximan
dose ella.
Muchas veces me he reido de aque
los que justifican la civilization de los
pueblos por los resultados que publ
can las naciones de los que en- ella
saben leer y escribir; porque a1n pres
cindiendo del aumento que facilmentt
puede hacerse, entiendo que no basts
haber aprendido, sin6 conocer bien Il
que SO lee y escribe, y para adquiri
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