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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09

Hinton, KY, Nov. 2.-For over two
years, two Of the best physicians In
this part of the State have been treat
ing Mr.. K. ]. Thompson, a popular
local school teacher, for Diabetes.
They told him that but little could be
done to help him. He made up his
mind to try a new remedy called
Dodd's Kidney Pills. and says:
"They saved me when the doctors
held out no hope. l took, in all about
ten boxes. l will always praise Dodd's
Kidney Pills for the great good they
have done for me-"
Many people, and some physicians,
still persist In the belief that Diabetes
Is an incurable disease. Our teacher,
Mr.. Thompson, says it is durable, for
Dodds Kidney Pills cured him after
two good physicians had treated him
for two years without success.
A remedy that will cure Diabetes
will surely cure any case Of Kidney
Trouble.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09
FOREIGN.

Theodor Mommsen, the German
historian, is dead.
At Athens Queen Olga is recovering
from an operation for tumOr.
King Menelik of Abyssinia has
agreed to visit the st. Louis exposl-
ton.
DR.. Julian J. Chisholm, one of the
most noted oculists' in the country, is
dead at Baltimore.
An attempt was made to assassi-
nate former President Remana of
Peru The would+be assassin escaped.
The Macedonian instruction is
crushed. Many people and priests
have gone over to Greek church for
protection.
The Chinese government has been
asked to remit duty on 10000 water
buffaloes to be imported into the Phil
ippines.
At st. Petersburg official investiga-
ton has revealed defalcations to the
extent of several million rubles on
the part of engineers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09
GRAFT

S. Louis detectives have been sent
TO Mexico after Charles Kratz, former
councilman. charged with bOOdling.
The trial OF Senator Frank II. Farris
OF Crawford county. Missouri, on the
charge OF bribery is set for hearing
before Judge w. w. Graves of Butler.
President R0Osevelts intention to
push the p0stoHiCe inquiry Is shown
by a letter to a congressman, declaring
he cares not a rap" for political or
social influence.
Ten thousand fraudulent land en-
tries under the order OF Nov. =, 1902.
are reported by w. A. Richards, com.
missioner OF the land Office, ana three
are 125 unlawful Enclosures Of public
land.
Constable John DAILY. indicted for
receiving brides. was assaulted i'm the
suburbs OF Des M0ines. Iowa, and IS
critically ill. He had been before the
grand jury giving testimony concern
ing the alleged corruption in the
police department.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09
MkROUIS Of
,-ANGLEyEY-
Tattoo Your Dog Now.

Have you coat of arms? Then. to
be en- regle, as it were, you must have
the same tattoOed on your dog. That's
what the real hOnest-Injun toffs of
New York are doing now. The dogs,
-hich are of the shoTt-haiTed species
fox terriers, bull terriers and the like
wearing the tattooed coat Of arms
On their sides look disguised and fool
ish. but what's the use?
The tattOOed dog wearing the family
coat of arms indelibly needed into his
side is the fad of the hour, and the
likes and dislikes of the dogs them
selves are, of course, not to be consid-
cred, says a New York letter. A Jap
tattoo artist does the work on the
canine cuticles. and he gets $50 per
Job for his labors. What a glad COM
T-unity little old New York is getting
to bel
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09

In the matter Of wagons and car
riages there seems to be a prefer
ence OF American-made goods, which
are quite generally in use il and
about Guatemala City, but as there
are few roads in the republic their
use is limited to q small territory, the
pack mule doing the greater part Of
work, even bringing much of the
stove wood to the market in this city.
A load for a mule is about 200 pounds,
and with this he will travel from fif-
teen to twenty miles a day.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09

stands for an attempt to present to
students of the fine arts typical work
whether original or in the form of re-
productions, of the highest Importance
In following out the design the man,
agement has already come into pos
session of some of the most admirable
art treasures in the United States
among many others-to mention a few
eXamples-the original marble statue
Of Meleager, belonging TO the 4th cen.
fury b. G. and certainly far and away
the most important piece among the
few original examples of antique stat
uary in the western hemisphere; j
number of paintings by the Italian
masters, such as a Madonna and Cu4ld,
a noble composition attributed to 10.
vanni Bellini; and The PrOCuratOT of
st. Mark, which has been generally as
signed to Tintoretto; a large group OF
copies in water color from Italian mas
ters, made by Professor Charles H.
Moore, head of the department of fine
arts IN the university; the nucleus of
an important collection of the works of
English landscapists in water color, Of
whom Turner was certainly the chief
figure, though such men as Samuel
Prout and David Cox were also notable.
In these collections the Turner's, by
reason of ,ueir artistic merits and then
importance to students of the history
of art, take an important place.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09
LABOR.

In an encounter between Paris
workingmen and the police, several
persons were severely injured.
Two officials of the Tiffany Studios
company told at the trial of Sam"
Parks how they had paid the walking
delegate $500 to call off the strike
The coal miners strike in Colorado,
Wyoming. New Mexico and Utah, &C
cording to President Howells of the
miners union, will be inaugurated
Nov. 9.
David NJ Parry was unanimously
elected president of the Citizens In
sdustrial association, organized in Chi
cago to combat unions. Protection is
asked for all willing to work.
The Bilbao (Spain) iron workers
strike ended in the employers defeat,
after a weeks rioting. The miners
are no longer cooped in barracks and
forced to buy the company's food.
sam" Parks. walking delegate of
the New York housesmiths' union, was
convicted by a jury in fifteen minutes
OF extorting $500 from the Tiffany
studio treasurer for stopping a strike.
Five thousand men affiliated with
the structural building. trades al
lance and employed at the ST. Louis
exposition grounds struck. The diff
fculty grows out of a question
whether the plumbers or steamfitters
should work on the piping of the cas-
cade.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09

war, decides that the latter is
authorized to turn over to the proper
state official for the use of the states
organized militia while engaged lin
actual field or camp service for in
struction" the money value of the
regular army ration instead OF the
ration IN kind.
Andrew Olsen, a gunner in the
United States navy stationed at the
shipyards at Newport News, Va,
offered an insult to the confederate flag
in the presence of a number of Sons
of Confederate Veterans who were in
a hotel cafe. Olsen threw the flag to
the floor and trampled on it. Mayor
Thornton Jones Of Hampton knocked
Olsen down five times.
Ex-senator Smith, receiver of the
United States Ship-building company.
made his report to the court, declar.
ing the trust an artistic swindle. ?"
accusing Charles NJ. Schwab of the
deliberate purpose of wrecking il,
recommending as assessment on the
millions of stock given as bonuses and,
advising the sale of the Crescent and
Harlan & Hollingsworth plants.
The general land Office has with.
drawn from settlement four town
ships in the Waterville, Wash, land
district and twelve townships IN the
Spokane, Wash, district, both for ex-
tension of irrigation work. Orders'
also have been issued for the with
drawal Of $4,000 acres of unsurveyed
land IN the Helena, Mont, district, for
the proposed Castle mountain forest
reserve.
The joint committee from the st.
Louis, Mo-, Merchants Exchange ana
the Business Mems League, appointed
to secure data for a report on the
commercial features involved in the
deepening Of the channel of the river
from St. Louis to Cairo, H., was for
warded to washington. The report
consists mainly of answers to ques-I
tons furnished by the department of
commerce and labor and is accom-.
panied by special maps.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09
DOMESTIC.

Rear Admiral schley is writing his
memoirs.
The run on St. Louis trust com
panies ended
An American Gentleman company IS
stranded at Kansas City. No.
At UuiuntOwn. Pa, William HAYES.
colored. was hanged for the murder OF
Edward Perkins.
The public debt on Oct 81. totaled
Sg20.8o2.501, an increase for the
month OF s2.6f9.956.
DR.. W. Todd Helmuth. Jr.. cut
away half the stomach OF a woman in
a New Jersey hospital.
II IL. Glass. formerly OF Nacomb.
III. has disappeared I'm the Black hills.
Foul play is feared.
Near Charlottesville, Ind. a will
boy. who has been living with cattle
In the open. has been captured.
Twenty-Five Italians persisted in a
FIRE that burned ont = tenement at No.
1926 Eleventh avenue. New York.
A hypnOtist named Brown was
mohoed at lamont IS. d. after fail
ing TO revive ole Rasmussen. his sub
jet
A Stevens Point CWis) court was
stampeded during the Harroun murder
trial by an exhibit OF canned sheep
peIrs.
Blanche Ring sailed for Europe
with her manager, Frederick r. Nc
Kay. whom it was reported she had
married.
Barnard ~. " college girls were
given a new code OF rules which for
bids visits TO drug stores after s with
out chapcrone.
Seven blocks were burned at Coney
Island. n. Y. and two men arrested
charged with setting the fire. Several
persons were hurt
Forty persons we're killed by rail-
ways i'm Chicago during October. The
steam roads killed 26. electric cars 10.
cable lines g.
Nine Crow Indians were killed anO
ten captured I'm a second battle with a
Wyoming posse. which was pursuing
them for killing game.
The waterwOTks tunnel at Cleve,
land. that has cost fifty lives AMI
millions of money. has been open d
after years OF work.
Thirty persons were injured in 4
wreck OF the Santa Fe railroads
ChicazO-COlorado flyer" by bridge
collapse near Pueblo.
Floyd Swarty shot and killed Albert
Newheart at Arkansaw. Wis. AMI Their
shot himself. The killing is the re
suit Of a slight quarrel.
Mrs FeatherstOne OF Florence
Mich. and her daughter were shot e
death by Charles Lamb. the latter.
husband. who escaped
Mrs. Emma Booth Tucker. Consul
Of the Salvation Army in America. and
Col Thomas Holland were killed in a
train wreck en- Missouri.
Minister 10 Columbia Beaunre was
practically Withdrawn by President
Roosevelt TO show his disanprovaI oil
tho Panama treaty rejection.
The Christian Brothers COLLEGE
costing 100000. was burned by New
York City watershed commissioners
after condemnation proceedings.
Harry r. Parker or Lowell. Mass.
has turned tramp for an education
walking from school to school seeking
q chance 70 work for his tuition.
The explosion Of n car or dynamite
on n sifCtr7cy at CrastIine. O. f. is
estimated. win result fin n financial
l0Tv ~ from 100000 10 $500 OO0.
President Bacon and Cashier Butler
~ the defunct bank at Lockport III.
were arrested on the charge OF en-
hezziement preferred by depositors.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09
SPORTING.

The Nlinnesota-AIichigan football
game was celebrated In the twin cities
rs a victory for the former. The feel
ing is general that Michigan was out
played I'm nearly every point. The
Michigan team reached Ann ArbOr
bruised and with blackened eyes.
Three members declare they never
viii T,1y Minnesota again.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
THE FAR EAST.

An appeal ia the United States
against Russia's entertainment IA
MauChuria was made by China.
The fact that ViccrOy AIexien has
removed his headquarters from Por-
Arthur 90 VIadivostok mas caused
great surprise i'm PeSin. He was IN
willing To risk passing the winter at a
port which the japanese undoubtedly
would make a strenuous attempt TO
blockade in the event OF war.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09
INSULAR.

The Cuban congress met and re-
ceived President Palma's message, re-
porting failure of the demand for
payment of the army. An expenditure
of s1,5O0,000 on public works is ia
vored.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09

A manifesto issued by the Santo
Domingo revOlutionists accuses Presi-
dent Wos Y Gil of arbitrariness,
jealousy, suspicion, and persecution.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09

The British embassy at st. Peters
burg is being renovated for the oc-
cupancy of King Edward next spring,
when the British monarch is expected
to pay his accession visit to Russia.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09

At Peoria, H., Paul Tustian, high
diver, was killed in his tent by live
electric wire.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09

Lord Strathcona has accepted the
chancellorship of the Aberdeen uni
versity.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-26
RALLY AT NEW SHARON.
A. Dyer and Others Address the
PEOPLE at That Place.

&pecial to Times-Republlcan.
New Sharon. Oct. 96.-Saturdas
evening was republican night at New
Sharon. Attic the streets were not as
much crowded as was previously an
ticipated. there Was no lack of candi-
dates ryrest i,0ii. 4Sate >2aistli Wax
The advertised speaker, but he faiIed 10
appear his voice having given out ow-
ing to excessive work recently upon the
platform. ]. A. Dyer, lawyer from
Des Motnes was sent as substitute.
Mr.. Dyer, who confesses TO having been
a democrat until the campaign or 1885.
but left the party on account OF us
many Inconsistencies, delivered
speech which partly eased the dlsap-
pointment caused by the non appear
ance of MIR. Kendall. Speeches We're
made also by w. G. Jones, candidate
FOR senator. Mr.. Hamilton, candidate
for representative. wv. w. Eby' candi-
date for county treasurer, County Su-
ne,.intendent Dodds and others. The
leading party issues were warmly dis
cussed. Much interest Is felt here In
the candidacy of our own Il. l.. Nalen-
tine. who aspires TO the office OF sheriff.
The feeling is pretty generally felt that
he will be elected. This feeling Is
shared by the other candidates, who
have made a pretty thorough county
canvass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-26
FIND MURPHY GUILTY.
Second Trial Ends in Conviction at
Clinton.

Sn4cial 10 Times Re publican.
clinton, Oct. 26The jury in the
case of the State of Iowa vs. Daniel
Murphy. who is charged with burglary
in Clinton, brought in verdict Satur-
dav afternoon finding him guilty as
charged. This is the result OF trial
that was commenced week ago last
THURSDAY and which ended Saturday
noon The cases have been somewhat
sensational in their character ana nave
caused a great deal of interest among
the people OF CLINTON as well as those
of Davenport. where members OF the
outfit have operated. The tral Just
closed is the second in which Murphy
las been before the jurors. In the frst
one. which began about four weeks
ago. he was charged With conspiracy
and was convicted. On the charge OF
.,onsniracy the sentence Is limited TO
three years. but ON the charge OF bur-
slary the convicted man is al the mer-
ev of the Judge and he may be sem
fenced for any length Of time, so 1t Is
probable that Murphy will spend u
good many days behind prison bars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-26
LARGE BARN BURNS.
ORIGIN OF the Fire is unkno,vn-loea'
Items From Wesley.

Special to Times Republican.
Wesley. oct rs Word was received
here that Joseph Lobee's large
barn. 4nx6o feet. his granery and all the
contents of both, consisting of grain
hay and farm implements. were con-
suined by fire Friday evening at
o'clock. No cause can be given as to
how the fire originated. The building
and contents were partly insured.
Mr.. G. S. Mcpherson and his daugh~
ter. Lucia. and Miss Lucia Shear. lefl
for New sharon, North Dakota Mon.
day, where they have taken UP home
steads. They intend putting up their
shacks and then to return home for
the winter.
Fred Anderson returned home sat
urday from Sioux City. where he was
all week attending the session of the
grand lodge of Odd Fellows.
Frank Hume, who has been Quife
sick. is now better and is able to come
up town.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-26
New Druggists.

Special 10 Times Republican.
Des Moines. Oct. 26..Twenty lone OUT
of fifty applicants for admission az
registered pharmacists, passed the ex-
animation which WAS given early TINS
month by the state pharmacy comnis-
sion.
The names of the successful oanai-
dates are as follows:
James A. Brodie. Earlville; Samuel y
smith. Nevada; l.. f. Conway, bes
Moines. William V. Maverick, erosion !
/. r. s!dmoye, Fairfield. =. Is. Pear
son. Earlham: j. 7. Redmon, Red Oak,
! Al. Dugdale, Mason CITY, X. r.
kutcharo, Des Moines. J. Claire Niaie.
Winterset; Nell Brown, Monroe, ram
G. Allen. Marengo; Amos r. forsy.h
Mason city: Edward c. Allison, WIT
ing: John A. Erickson. Mason city
d. A. Frick, Audubon; Harry "es :
Des Moines; John L. Bean. Auuupo1 :
q d. Bosworth. Madrid T. 4. sum
mers. Van, Meter, Lloyd f. wilson
Lake City.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-26
DRAINAGE BIDS REJECTED.
Sewer to Prevent Overflow at OakviIl
Must Be Contracted for Again.

Wapello. Oct. 26.-The contract for
the drainage system at Oakville was
not let by the board of supervisors
as was expected Saturday. Three bids
were fled for the consideration of the
board They We're Cameron, McManus
& Joyce, or Keokuk: George NJ. King.
Of Des Moines; and Jones & Roderi.'S
of Canton. S. d. All he bids d g
considered too high and the board
would not let the contract. The esu-
lr,ated cost OF the drain which is to
drain oalsvlle, is 81 300 The board de-
cided to take the work into their own
hands and hire men to do the work
believing that the cost Will not be so
great
The drain will be bull from the cor
poration line and extends southwest
thru the farm Of John Haight and
into the Iowa Slough. A second drain
will extend from the Iowa Central
railroad, about 500 feet east of the de-
pot and extend along the corporation
line of the city. south into the Iowa
slough. This drain will be very help
full to the city of Oakville. and when
built will probably advance the price
OF property greatly there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-26
Seven Cars of a Thru Freight
Train Thrown Into Ditch
Near Dunkerton
THREE CARS ARE DEMOLISHED
Track Was Torn Up for Distance of
Twenty Rods and Merchandise Was
Scattered over Right of Way-Defec-
tive Cars Caused the Smash Up
General Iowa News.
;pectal to Times-Republican.

Special to Times Republican.
Dunkerton, Oct. PA thru freight
nortnbound pulled by Engineer III. JAG
oby, was wrecked half mile east of here
on IL straight. level stretch of track
Seven cars went into the ditch, three
of them being SO utterly demolished
that it will require tight wagon boxes
to carry away the debris. They Will
probably be burned 10 clear the ground
of the splinters and kindling wood, into
which they were crushed as egg shells
by the impact of the sudden stop. The
track was torn up for about twenty
rods and 1t was seven hours before the
road was cleared for traffic. One car
WAS thrown out as far as the right OF
way fence. One was loaded with ap-
ples, one with lumber, and one with
general merchandise. The other -four
derailed cars were not SO badly used
up.
The passenger, northbound. was malt
ed here and went south later as the
regular south bound passenger at .
O'Clock, while the south pound tram
turned and went north In place
of the train turned to the south again.
The seven derailed cars We're in about
the center of the train, and no one
WAS hurt.
Engineer Jacoby thinks the wreck
was due to there being some new cars
In the train, which were not properly
built. This is the fourth wreck OF q
similar nature on straight track, IN all
ot which there were some of these ne"
cars. The engineer thinks the ears are
not balanced right.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-26

look into the question of Mr.. Mosher S
fitness to practice law The report of
the committee, which was composed Of
Attorneys Brown, Clammer and Berry,
states that the defendant is an ua-
fit person to practice law in the courts
of Iowa. because of his conduct to-
ward the court and With his clients,
and because he has purposely and IN
tentionally deceived the court. violated
his obligations and duties as an alter
ney, and counsellor, and knowingly ana
Intentionally cheated and defrauded as
clients.
The charges inclu lie SIX speeiAea-
tons. The first two are closely con-
nected. and allege that l.. l.. Mosner
induced one Isabel Hardin. the guard
ian of two children, to place IN MS
hands $1,000 which, as he represented
he could loan advantageously that ne
loaned the same on the security OF slN-
ty acres OF land In Clarke county, ana
obtained thereon fraudulent mortgage
and that he knew the land was not
worth more than ST0o. Later he rep
resented to his client that the amount
of the note could not be collected, ana
induced her to sell him the same fof
$500 In the meantime Mosher had Sc
cured the land and was holding IT IN
his own name.
The third specification holds that
thru his wife, he bought house ana
lot valued at 5000 and gave as payment
a mortgage on the same land, when
was already mortgaged for % per
cent more than its actual value. The
deal resulted in MIR. Mosher securing
the real estate.
The fourth and fifth specific charges
alleee that Mr.. Mosher, by false repre-
sentation, induced the court to order
the first proce eds of the sale OF & GER
tain estate to be used in paying ,H a
mortgage held by Mrs. Mosher. whlle
another client held in fact pflo'' iiel'
The last charge accuses the dc ieha-
ant of having deceived the court, and
! induced him to sign orders Advantage
! Gus to Mosher, in violation OF MS ooi'-
cations TO his clients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1903-10-26
SOME VOTE TRADING
In Effort to Elect scurry In
Hardin Furry May Be
Sacrificed
INTEREST IN THE sHRlEvALTY
The Regular Republicans Making an
Unusual Effort to Elect scurry for
Sheriff - Both Sides Are Making
Claims for Their candidates-other
Political News.

Special to Times Republican,
Union, Oct. 26.-As election day
draws near the campaign in Hardin
county intensifies Both sides are
practically conceded that the indepen-
dents will elect a part Of their ticket.
The actual fight has conferred about
the candidates for sheriff and Scurry's
and Mitterer's constituents are
claiming majority by a house
TO house canvass. One bet
reported is even money that
Mitterer Will have FIVE hundred plur-
ality The shrievalty contest is likely
to cut some figure i'll the vote for rep
resentative as it is said that number
of Scurry men are ready 70 trade a
vote for Weldon in order to secure
vote for Scurry. Every school house
In the county is billed or to be billed for
meeting before the campaign closes
Monday next and the spell binders vii
work over time from now on ~
election and It's results and the merits
and clements of the opposing vandi
dates are the chief topic OF converse
ton There is certain to be a whole lo
of scratching and it is not easy to ge
an expression Of preference except 70
sheriff. The independent candidate TO
supervisor is likely to be elected Fur
rvs majority will be narrow If any am
the shrievalty the most holly contested
| of the bunch.