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The daily Republican., 1902-10-28

A colOred man named Morris Of
1910 Heald street, was sent to the
emergency Hospital to-day suffering
from SmallDOX.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28
CLYDE AINaWOi!Tii FOUND.
Was in lhiIadclphia Hospital for
Injury TO Lis Eyes.

The relatives OF Clyde Ainsworth,
of East Twenty-second street near
Market, have been notified that he
has returned to his boarding house
i'll Philadelphia. Whilo his relatives
were locking for him in Philadelphia
Clyde WAS i'll y hospital for treat
ment for Il slight injury.
He hal not been heard Of by his
parents for three weeks.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28
Rowling Team Elects Captain.

Frank Finn was elected captain
of the Young Mems Republican Club
bowling team last night. The Sc.
lection was made by the toss of a
coin,
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28
A. U. NJ. Il. CONFERENCE.
Collections For General Funds
Election This Afternoon.

Election This Afternoon.
Much business was transacted at
this mornings session of the A. U. M.
T.. Conference. A motion was made
that each member CT the convention
pay one cent q year to aid the indebt
edness OF the publishing department.
This prevailed and the money will be
collected July next.
The committee on the election of
bishops which will take place this
afternoon comprises the Revs. B. l..
FERN nders. l.. A. PurnelI. L H.
Cook, G. r. Burton. W. A. Billiugsly.
The nominees for bishops are the
Rev. J. i. Ramsley and the Rev. E.
Smith. The election will be for the
second Episcopal diocese
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28
REGISTRATION APPEALS.
Two Names Added, One Stricken
off the Books, To-day.

Judge Spruance sat this morning
as Court Of Appeals from the reg.
'stration and, after tho registr ars
lad been sworn in a number of
cases, and the service Of many sub
poenas proven, the names of Theo-
dore F. Armstrong of the First
Election district of the Ninth Rep
resentative district, was added to
the rolls; the name of Daniel Davis,
colored, of the same district, was
ordered retained on the registration
books, and the name of George
Boulden was stricken off the list by
reason of felony committed in this
county 81 years ago. Armst rong
and Boulden are Democrats and
DYis is a Republican.
iayes represented the
ex-Judge ]. Frank
Eggs, the Democrat
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28

Yardmaster G. n. Cantwell Is CON.
\ fined sto shls homo with 4 slight attack
s'fs sthss sggtpps, MI C6ntMell hupss "
|e | m N in ! siew ] dnydI n
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28

Alexander EharlSs. !. 3atiye ~,
ssSsss: 'sSS III Isss 'l'ss Y Y
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28
Donation bays

Thursday and Friday viii be dona-
tion DAYS a! the Homeopathic lIospi.
tai aud it is hoped That the frien:!s
OF the ins.i tuition will remember
tDe occasion.
The reception committee consists
OF Mrs. L. ". MendnhaIi, Mrs. Caro-.
llue RudGlrh, Mrs. Helen Trump,
Mrs. 5. W. Mahatly. Mrs. E C.
Quigicy, Mrs. Anna Il. Pnsey, Mrs.
Jennie Lane. Mrs. $. b. II. Derrlcii-
son. Mrs. NJ. II. tiruJD, Mrs. Mary
Ii. S. Pyle. Miss Nj. y. SssJn.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28
Freight Yards at Edge Moor.

The new freight yards at Edge
Moor are nearing completion and
slow freight trains are being CLASH
fed there. A yard engine has been
installed for the purpose. This ser
vice relieves the strain in the other
sections. 1t is expected to complete
the yard in short time. The main
office of the yardmaster will be
located at tfe new freight yards.
though it is probable that u new
sub-oilice will be retained here.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28

lKer and Elliott are sbipplng
az xlnR MAJ ehineIYs8to ths Troy
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28

The Daughters Of Israel ON Sun.
day elected tho following named Of
ficers:
Mrs, Shtofman, president; Mrs.
Shagrin, vice President; Mrs. Finger,
secretary; Mrs. Litchenbaum and
Mrs. Shere, Mrs. Krongold and Mrs.
zimmerman trustees.
TIA dinner which followed tho
election, Mrs. J. Harry Gordon was
Toastmaster and addresses were
made by Mrs. Shtofman, Mrs. Sha-
grin, and Mrs Litche nbauln.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28

Several electric light tifns were
down atThird md Church streets Ia
day as a result Ok last nights storm.
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28
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Mr.. ElWOOd Talks Ternnaranoa

Mr.. Elwood Talks Temperance.
The Rev: r. "A. Elwood addressed
4 q tsmperance meeting iilsthe yard
ssdf Hnrlan Aud ollir& & w sIok NJ "A ;oIn.s|
The daily Republican., 1902-10-28
SAYS IT WAS A BLUE F.

DR.. William +. HoeY, chairman of
the Democratic Committee OF Kent
County, last night issued state
ment declaring that the Add'cks
'lay.down" story is bluff. Dr. lloey
adds:
"We know that the Ad ticks Cam
palgn fund is already in the han DIS
OF The distributors throughout the
State, that tits especially large in
Kent County; and that The list OF
purchased ables is now in the haEds of
the distributing agents.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08


FOR SALE--A Uire -eW -fe r-f-- e1--sl -
on N1rrh IS ssi.la gre- * -cil-ed price
Grafton q Henry. IL y Nan SLY
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08

OR SALE-6ElEuL DdAeG straw Tor -
per ton, delivered J. H Turner. al
w Douglas Phone 495. I4-tf
FOR sALE-second-hand harness. s4s
y '-H-- 4s--oI1
FOR SALE-Horseradish roots. in any
quantity. 4. 7. RatiifIe. 1924 2 Central
avenue. 45-su-we-fr-3tx
FOR SALE-Empty tar barrels, cheap.
H. ~ Cooper, 80 y Market 4S-2tx
FOR sALE-A twa revolution. ssx54.
Cranston press, with Dexter folder, in
perfect order. Has been used but very
little VIII sell il at bargain. Address
r ? Murdoch. Manager The Eagle
III
FOR SALE-Tokalogy a book for
women Phone so. Mrs L ). Carter.
4-tf
FOR SALE-Or trade. new wide tread
wagon the kind that Is used IN the
new country. I4s y Charles street,
80 -
FOR sALE-We have corr = car ard
wagon load lots Harrington & Toner
Grain Co. - s Lawrence avenue.
room 6. Phone 41s- Eft
FOR sAI.E-Lsrge. secondhand fire safe.
cheap r G. Parker, &c SedEwick
us 4t-9I
FOR SALE-Baby Grand Steinnay piano,
little used. half price Barnes K New
comb Music House sS-E
HOUSES FOB RENT.
FOR RENT-Four-room cottage. eg7 S.
Washington Apply City Transfer. s13
T. Douglas. Att
FOR -Seven-room, modern house,
4el y. Water street, furnished COM
piete. Can between D n. and ( p n.
FOR RENT-The hne, Groom, 2-story.
modern house, modern except furnace.
102 $ Topeka, from January Is SIS.
Anchor Trust Co. l43 y Main.
FOR RENT
bath. 81 Possession given January Il.
% sherman 4-room cottage. convenient
to Missouri Pacific yards, s..
6-s Wabash. 6-rOom cottage. SO.
liz +. William, groom house. opposite
postO6ice, S.
6I9 f. Err. large. new. 5-room cottage.
$3.50 VIII be ready FOR occupancy
HARTFORD INVESTMENT CO.
43-3t Sedgwick Block.
FOR RENT-Six-room, 2-story house, IN
Sood condition. east 'front.', staDle and
crib. 631 :. Wildwood three blocks east
q . gniyeFs 5i3.. Cheap G. W. I H9ss,
FOR RENT-House. 2Is 5. Topeka.
Ask
FOR RENT-s54 y. Emporia. house, J
rooms BATH hot and cold water. Wal
ter Morris. 125 y Main. 1sI
FOR RENTS y. Enporla avenue. }
rooms. me barn and grounds, modern.
q a.
al y. Main street 44-6tX
FOR RENT-s room house on corner,
north one-half block from street ears
modern in every respect. lovely shade.
fruit and ba m Inquire at Manhat-
tan hotel. c. b Bennett TT
FOR RENT-Houss. No. AS y. Emporfa
avenue, rooms AID bath. SIS per
month Inquire az SO y. Emporia-
43-atx
FOR RENT-A few houses. HILLS &
Kinkead. I45 n Market 2-tf
FOR RENT-New, S-room house: net and
cold water. bath. close in. Cali 725 :.
Market AI
FOR RENT-1Iodern cottage. vacant
January LIST. ". c. Nsvins. Manhattan
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ROOMS FOR notwithstanding.
FOR RENT-A suite OF unfurnished
rooms, OF ground floor IS y. Market.
FOR RENT-0ue large. unfuruished
-
ROOMS Fo7 RENT-Fs5aished.
FOB REAT-Eour furnished rooms on
ground lr7r. TOR ugat housekeeping.
H-r l "a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08
POULTRY AND SWINE.

Bard FzT-o1ts Eo-kz rz-sres<.
Coc1zs 1@1 or1zzrozs. Trkzss 1u-
keys SD C1rs Esesn 1ze2I rzEis
.sre4 E1izaz-s-14az sE--e I'rl1S z-z-
A. 81 @s 49, so--rF rez
as-sz Sez- rsr zl4slf-1=z e-4s1-@<l-s
srse Cze5 Ns - Z>z< .s-17-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08

FOR SALE-Or trade, improved 50 acre
farm near Andov-r. Address &C" An
dover, Kan. 45-3tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08
Eldridqe Commission Co.

CATTLE Hoss AED sHEE P-stc5k
yarls, - lcEltz. Colslgn g1Er srock a. "a
1cr 1e-L D1sSl-le Ezzx =. 80 cLDzzr q
gat and rcd cur trad. y taa s1crouEa
rlilc-e1cy C cur Eurs n t1s sET-s
business trEeErlty e CIR G.et11Ls All
c-rclallr invite y-u- bst-eas "a trss
BASIS Teleolors a.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08
ZEAL ESTATE FOB SALE.

Real ESTATE FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Farm, 5-room house. barn.
S-x24, orchard OF peaches and apples. 20
acres OF wheat, Il alfalfa, % prairie
grass. balance raw; s W 4 Of Sec.
= Twp. % z. z, east Price, $3.50
Address D. G. Whitehead. Greenwich,
Kan Jan s, 3, Z. 15-4tx
FOR sALE-or trade, improved 50 acre
farm near Andov-r. Address &C" An
dover Kan 45-5tx
FOR SALE oo-acre stock farm. north.
err Oregon, controlling IL, e1o-scre
range and all TIE water. alfalfa and
natural hay; good buildings
Also owing 70 the recent excitement
brought about by the opening CT the
oklahoma indian reservation for settle
meut there are number Of people
owning coed properties on the coast.
such as orange. olive lenen. peach and
apricot orchards. alfalfa and dairy
ranches, city properties. etc, that viii
give god deals tn exchange for Okla
honla- What have vou2 Address fuu
particulars to r Z. Dodge & Co. Los
Angeles, Cal, 3l6 Currier Bldg. A-3t
FOR sALE-lss acres Of land. two miles
from r. r town. IN ktngman county,
price 1900; part time. John Fisher
room 2aS End door Winne building
45-2tx
FOR SALE-Lots, North Main. also on
North Market Apply 32S Main.
l5-st
FOR SALES lots and 2-story brick house
with nine rooms; price 800, but for
two or three days owner Will take
s2ooe, this IS great snap: lots in good
residence part OF CITY $40 each J. r
Sites Realty Co, room So. Biting block
T'1lA
FOR sALE-Farm. all fine alfalfa land,
mostly bottom. 5-room house, I'VE miles
from CITY, 81 80 per acre
80 acres two houses. two barns vine
yard. orchard. fine bottom land: II
soc
50 acres vel improved, bottom land.
near city, s.. 200.
9 acres & .5 ImPrqye O. bottom farm. 50
s0-acre farm. elegant and substantial
improvements, near city, 5000.
Improved ranches in Kingman, Pratt,
clark, HoGgeman and Gray counties
from 81 30 70 $ per acre
5S-tf NORTH END REALTY CO..
50 feet vacant. east front, on Jackson
avenue, between 10th and 18th street
SAGE
q room house, in sth block. on South
50 feet. room house, barn. shade. in
10Th block, on North Water. $3.50
80 feet IN 18th block on South Main, 500
,i-stOry business house on Douglas ave-
Vacant lots. vest of Santa - avenue
Vacant lots. west OF aSuta Re avenue.
on Douglas avenue. 4.0oo each.
. feet, vacant, less than = block from
Rock Island Depot, on Douglas avenue,
800
is feet, vacant corner 18th and En-
poria avenue. 1850.
Farms and ranches IN this and adjoia-
ing counties
J. Va CLENDENIN & Co.
sit Rear American state bank bldg
For, SAFE
sixty acres OF bottom land. In section
H. adjoining Bentley; rents al 500 cash
q year. Price, q 90. Terms 10 suit.
35-It DEAN GORDON
FOR SALEseveraI sood bottom farms
IN Butler, klngman. Secgwick ana Har-
Fer Counties
An exceptionally well improved stock
farm Of go acres. = bottom land. two
sets of impr0V erneuts, close to town
having Two railroads
one nrst-Ciass. s-room house. n ex-
celent condition. is paying 10 per cent
net on price.
Several choice ranches Also large
Quantity OF ulimpr0Fec land Al low
prices. & z. FULLINSTON,
Rooms 2ol ard 2oe. WHINE Building.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08


FOR SALE-Farm, Groom house. barn.
S-x24, orchard OF peaches and apples. 20
acres OF wheat, Il alfalfa, % prairie
grass. balance raw; 5 W a OF Sec
. Twp. % r 2 east Price, - 30
Address .. 9. Whitehead, Greenwich,
Kan Jan S, 3, L. 15-4tx
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-08
HolIsEs EOS SALE

FOR RENT-Lzree barz. 80 n Eln-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11
Constitutional Amendm ents.

There are a number of important
measures for voters to give their as
sent to, or disapproval of, at the
coming election, besides the ballot of
nominees for office. There are six
propositions submitted, all for amend
ment to the state constitution. These
are:
I. An amendment to section I of
Article VII of the constitution, re-
lating to the supreme court.
2. Relates to the indebtedness OF
municipal corporations, restricting
Indebtedness to five per cent. of val
uation and requiring provision for
the payment of the Indebtedness in
Cured.
3. Relates to provision for sepa-
rate county government in certain
counties containing over 100000 in
habitants.
a. An amendment to give the leg
islature power to pass a general
banking law.
5. Relates to the supervision of
public instruction; requires that the
state superintendent of public in
struction shall be elected in the
spring and his term of office shall be
four years; his qualifications, duties
and compensation shall be determin-
ed by law.
6. This is the anti-pass law, to
become part of the state constitu-
ton if the people cast more votes for
it than against it.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11
migrants become naturalized and
learn the French language.

1t is hard for the Democratic party
to accept the inevitable-the fact
that 10 to is an obsolete issue. The
Democratic convention at milwaukee,
succeeded by main strength in evad-
ing the question, by ignoring it. A
resolution was read before the con-
vention, re-affirming the Chicago
and Kansas City platforms, but it
was not entertained. The Demo
Gratis of Ohio, on the other hand, en-
dorsed the Chicago platform and all
that it contains. The Democrats of
Iowa voted in convention on a SINH
lar resolution but it was defeated by
two votes.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11
St. Croix's Republican Con.
ventiOn.

The Republican county conven-
ton of St. Croix county was held at
Hammond last Thursday and its
conclusions were a revelation to
"old-liners." The ticket nominated
has the following names: Member
of Assembly, J. A. Frear; Sheriff,
Alfred Halvorson; Treasurer, ] A.
Smith; County Clerk, H. S. Offer
dahl; Clerk of the Court, w. I.
Behrens; District Attorney, H. H.
Dean; Register Of Deeds, w. S.
Fleming; Superintendent Of Schools,
7. D. O'Keefee.
It will be noticed that, with the
exception of ]. D. O'Keeffe who had
no opposition, the nominees for
county offices are all new. No one
of them has been heretofore in the
public view for official preferment.
In looking over the names Of the "a
men that constituted the delegation
to the convention it is remarkable
that not more than ten have been
seen on the lists of attendants at
county conventions before. This
would indicate that there had been a
new wire-pulling machine at work
with eminent success thus far.
Whether the action was inaugurated
in wisdom may be determined later
St. Croix county with vote of over
5000, in ordinary elections has a
Republican majority of only few
hundred. In view of this fact the
new leaders might have consulted
to advantage that old adage: ''Dis'
cretion is the better part of valor."
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11
The Democratic Platf orm.

The platform adopted by the
Democrats in state convention ig-
nores all national questions except
that of tariff and is confined to few
pertinent issues of state politics in
volved in the present campaign. 1t
asserts that "the Republican party
Of history has been, temporarily at
least, driven from the field in the
state and substituted by an organiza-
ton, entrenched in power, which has
debauched the public service for the
accomplishment of personal ends !"
asserts that 'sthe nominee of the
Madison convention secured his
nomination through the active efforts
of employees of the state" condemns
the 'shameful traffic in the nomina-
ton of the state superintendent OF
public instruction entered into by
the Madison conventions" demands
the repeal of all useless offices, de-
nounces the primary election bill.
asks the repeal of all laws which
provide for double taxation, and is
in favor of establishing and maintain
ing good roads.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

One of the most famous organiza-
tons which will meet in Washing
ton on the occasion of the Grand
Army Reunion is the Fourth Army
Corps.
The Fourth Army Corps was dis
tinctly a grand fighting machine.
It was born of great battle. It OBJ
tanned its name and splendid birth
right from the consolidation of the
Twentieth and Twenty-frst Army
Corps, which had been reduced in
numbers on account of disease and
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

battle losses, after Chickamauga.
No body of defenders of the Union
saw and bore more of the brunt OF
the great struggle than this organic
alton. 1t consisted of seventy-six
regiments Of infantry, and nine bat
teries of artillery. They carried
their colors to the front on many a
holly contested field. When the
command was entrusted to Major
General Gordon Granger, it was the
opinion of General George H.
Thomas, Commander of the Army
of the Cumberland, that as a fight
ing corps it had no superior in the
service.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

1t had been stated in some quarters
that Vermont was likely to elect a
Democratic governor this year, as
the Republicans were running two
candidates for the office and would
about evenly divide their vote. The
result of the election shows that the
Democrats polled only about one
tenth of the total vote.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

Washington is making great prep
arations to entertain tn e G. A. r
boys in October. 1t is likely this
encampment will be the largest of
its kind ever to be held, and prob
ably the largest gathering of old sol
diers ever together since the grand
review at Washington in 1865 when
'sJohnny came marching home" at
the conclusion of his muster out.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

Some of the leaders of the Beers
in the recent war in South Africa
are negotiating with the governor
of Madagascar for the concession of
alarge area of agricultural and pasto-
raj lands in the neighborhood of
Lake Itassi for Boer colony. The
governor is in favor of the conces-
sion, but it is thought the French
government will demand as a con-
dition of the concession that the i'm
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

Maine held an election last Mon
day for state officers, Legislature
and four Congressman. The Re-
publican ticket was elected by $4,000
plurality, as against a customary off
year plurality of II, 900, all four Con-
gressmen are Republican and the
legislature is largely Republican.
The Democrats had hoped to elect
one Congressman but failed by over
1000 votes to do so.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

Europeans are willing to recog-
nize the validity Of the "Monroe
Doctrine" as enunciated by Ameri-
can statesmen, but call attention to
the fact that it carries with it heavy
responsibilities. IF the United States
demands non-interference in affairs
of the western continent by Euro
peans; if it is the protector of the
interests of smaller republics, it must
at the same time guarantee the peace
full behavior of these republics.
Here is Haiti, where a revolution
is in progress and the revolutionists
conduct war on principles not rec
ognized by the laws of war. A war
ship attacks the merchantmen of
European countries and a German
man-of-war sends the piratical craft
to the bottom. This incident sug-
gests that the United States should
use the Monroe Doctrine with the
condition indicated by Europeans
make the little countries behave
themselves. 1t will probably come
to this pass-that the United States
will declare a protectorate over such
countries as Haiti, Central America
and perhaps some of the countries Of
South America. Then Uncle Sam
will take these chronic revolutionists
by the ears and order them to be
quiet,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

In 1857 many southern states had
laws imposing fines on proprietors
of cotton gins who failed to burn or
otherwise destroy their cotton seed,
In 1870 a process for extracting the
oil had been discovered and a prod
uct worth $4,000 was realized. In
1900 the cotton seed of the United
States yielded return of $42,4I1,oo
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

The Moros of Mindinao are be-
having very sassy toward the
American soldiers. Since the troops
occupied the islands, May 2, last,
they have been attacked by the
Moros twelve times. -Four soldiers
have been killed and twelve wound
ed. When these ugly Mahometans
have got the army's mad up to a
little higher pitch something will
happen to the Moros, by which a
good many of them will have to be
buried.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

There is some trouble over in
France, caused by an order of the
government that certain religious
schools should be closed. This order
is resisted by the clergy. 1t is not
likely that any serious results will
follow. The religious societies will
protest but the government will sue
coed. France has been a republic
since 1870. The republican govern
ment is an established fact and there
is no probability that monarchy
can ever succeed there. The repub-
lie found church and state in close
alliance, but gradually France is
coming to the conclusion that is in
evitable-the separation of church
and state. Of course the religious
societies, SO long supported by the
state, will resist the separation to the
last, but the end is foreseen.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

They have political contests even
down in Texas, whence always
comes the big Democratic majority.
In the 18th Congressional district
the Democratic convention took
8,o22 ballots before a nomination
was secured.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

For Governor
ROBERT M. LA TOILETTE, Dane Co.
For Lieutenant Governor
JAMES o. DAVIDSON, Crawford Co.
For Secretary of State
WALTER L. HOUSER Buffalo Co.
For Attorney General
LIN. STURDEV ANT, Clark Co.
For Treasurer
J. J. KEMPF, Milwaukee Co.
For Supt. of Public Instruction
CHAS. p. CARY, Walworth Co.
For Railroad Commissioner
JOHN w. THOMAS, Chippewa Co.
For Insurance Commissioner
ZENO M. HOST, Milwaukee Go.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1902-09-11

It would seem that there has been
an alarming increase in railway acct
dents recently. Statistics show that
railway accidents in this country and
resulting deaths are enormously
greater than in England.