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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
MON ROE DOCTRINE Il; T'OtBE
OCCASION OF CONFLICT

ett55f Especial to The Tiines-D Dispatch 8
NORFOLK, VA, April Gin an {; ad-
dress delivered before the Teachers As
ISOLATION OF Norfolk tonight DR., leslie
Hall, professor of English at William and m
Mary College, predicted that the Mon,
roe doctrine would cause the United
States to become involved in 10 great
conflict, which would make all other
va rs seem like skirmishes,
1, a The speaker said that the United States
was unpopular among nations because 9. y
as chip on the shoulder. DR., Halls
address created quite sensation here
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WIRELESS sMAST2TO BE
ERECTED AT NORFOLK
!ln1 Asiao,.c,.iated prAss. \ /

81 as58E (By Associated Press. I3 YI1l6 "a Il
Hs WASHINGTON, April 6.-Wireless tele-
graphy tests between Washing on and
Annapolis with an experimental appn-
ratus have resulted so satisfactorily that
Rear Admiral Brad ford chief Of the Bu-
reau OF Equipment, has ordered twenty
moro sets of instruments, with which
vessels and shore stations will be
equipped. It is intended that masts shall
be constructed at various points along
the coast, including Boston, Cape Cod.
Montauk Point, New. Yorls, Cape Henry,
Va, Norfolk, Dry Tortugas, Key West,
Mare Island and Point Bonita, California
At tho request of Admiral Bradford,
the Topeka has been sont to Annapolis
for wireless work, and the Prairie will
be detailed for like work at Boston.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
THIS is THIRD TIME
". HE HAS MADE lATTEMPT5
Application Was Discussed at Great
Length sand Governors Took the y
Ground that 9 Oorh1n 8 lnellgl--8
BILE, Having Once Beforc
. Been Expelled from a
Chicago Club. 5sS
Times Dispatch Bureau, i
No. 1417 G. !Etreat, N. w, /,

Washing gton, 8D.5 5C.,8 "a prll $b.s
IS For. the third time Adjutnnt General
SsGorbin, Of the army. has failed to be
elected d 4 member Of the Metropolitan
Club Of this city. ii s 3ss
s28 Gen. Corbin's last attmpt $teo become q
member failed tonight Of ter 2 long ses-
sion OF the Board Of Governors Of the
club. His application for membership was
filed some days. ago. Mind full OF previous
experiences in trying for ent trance to the
I club, General Corbln took the precaution
tto have II HIS n applicatlon I'll endorsed as
highly as possible, and Y on his petition
n for embership were the names OF sTheo-
sdore Roosevelt and John Hay. Secretary
OF State. # Sd s
Il i The Board Of Governors met Saturday
night. and for three hours the 8appli ication
was lsoussed. No action was taken. Tho
board met again tonight, and was In
session until nearly midnight, deyoting
oil the time%to General Corblns g appli-
ca tion Finally Pnymaster- General Bates,
sof the navy, who had presented the appli-.
cation, withdrew it.ss "A very II significant
thing Sin connection With the affair is the
fact that Score etarys ay nd 81 Zen eral
Nelson A, les on the 4: Board Of
Governors, s5 s58 s slssssS
& u Many years a go General Col bin was kex kex-
kpelled from Chic 81 ~ he boaru
Of Governors Of the if Metro olltanS Clnb
take the ground hat no man l 5sW1 1o! haE nl
been n expelled from any other clu Ss Is is
eligible to membership In sst this,
Yhilo General Corbin was in Europe
last year hi had tho entree to the 4 m most -,
exclusive clubs in England q and on the
continent. a celebrated officer OF hish
rank in the German army entertained III M
him at Berlin clubs, and on 4 General.
corbin's invitation will visit Was e shngton
this summer, and will be the guest 9 of
tha a 4 i,,tant-G Goneral OF fthe army. But;
hia M host cannot put him UP at tn 9 princl-
pal social clubs g the national capital
hare A to- II ght, Regarding his senatorial
candidacy, I, Nfr, Brnxton was not. 50 de,
eded as was inyiex /, q 1, rsesn. Sc
are about as good as OF his not run
ming. . I, 8, .,5; n 4, !, Z III,
looki1g after some official business 81. %. Fle
Viii be hero a day or two. the guest ':t of
his son. lg;sa s JS2 sff li sig5i u sI5 "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
Arm NOT Bwnnp1Nd.

Tho compromises reached on tho gem
;eral ravonue bill nre not Bweeping onea,
and DO not materially alter tho amount
that would have been raised under either
OF tho bills ns they came from the two
houses originally. 4 Il
"a 1t is estimated that tho now bill, In It's
5presbnt shape, will yield about SO, 900, 900
OF oftrevenue per year. The .conferees feol
greatly relieved that thoir arduous laborH
are practically over, and when they shall
have gotten the bill through the two
houses that feeling will more fully pos
sess them. 4, ss Il u 3.aS 3 .s{ IA. IN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

emsndrnent, ana t1gnow TINT its peasaEc is
,r:-sared, RS advocates are 8iil high
feather. The bill applies to MI the rural
districts OF tho State except to Watering
places. seaside and mountain resorts, and
towns OF 0DO and under. It requires that,
before making application for license In
the sections where tho bill applies. the
person desiring to, obtain license shall
secure tho signatures OF q majority Of
district Or town whore tho license Is
sought. II d v {
Judge Mann declares that, while the bill
4 sknot all he wanted, It will yet amount
Fscotionfv of the State, XXX n: 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
DATE SET FOR TRIAL
OF GONZALES SLAYER
Try, Associated Press.)

Il COLUMBIA, 8, o. April Cat the
opening session OF the term OF the crimi-
nal Court In this city this morning So
licitor Thurmond, Of the Columbia Cir
cult, announced that the case of James
Fl, Tillman, charged with the killing Of
.iN,l q. Gonzales, editor OF the State,
I'm this city, last January, would be calls
ed mp on the 18th of this month,
tS( II Is stated that Iillnlan is xious for
trial, Bf3G5 .i n,
Il It is stated ffty-three witnesses have
been summoned by tho defense, and as
many for the, prosec ton Y, l3 III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
COL, CUNNINGH
ORGANIZES FARMERS

Colonel John 8. Cunningham, Of North
Carolina, president OF & tho 4 North caro- rf
lima Tobacco Association, Is In the city.
rIo ID still hammering on tho Virginia TO-
.bacoo mon to get them into an Interstate
'urganizntion and has received invitations
from Dnnvilc, South Boston. Turmv1ille vi
md other places to address cit!Eons or
those ta places withaa Wow to bring about
tho desired organization. vi, a 5,,3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
LOADING A ). OF F VESSELS F: Z;
At a STANDSTILL

m t9 III fBy Assoc latod Press. ~
NFw ORLEANS, LA. April Gas -fAs
thn result oe the controversy between the he
steamship agents and the screw men.
white and colored, work of loading cot
ton on s,ea-go!ng vessels ceased along on the
river front to-day. s> ys-'-- ys1'-- s'atSs sasS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
-v,,,lIIRGlN1A.I

Il. Heavy frost kills fruit and damages
vegetables throughout VI inia---Re Dr. 1
" M AfcFaden prostrnted while preaching
MT Methodist Church in Portsmouth
Epeston, this home OF the Hnrrises In NOT
toyynyk county, destroyed by flrn-.V olun..
iesr crew manned the hiobjacls ife boat e'1,
WYtheVile viii ask 9, for anew railway
Sstation---- Keswick Club given . o hnntS
break kfast--Inc ncendia iary sf1re N. farInvllic
80 C. Crn btree arrested In Roanoke on
4 serious chnrGn e 81 on on 81 q Ella 81 InaiIes
uuick trip from Porto Rico to Yorkto VII!
Chm rterS granted telephone compa ny IN
sfnIinton- Z George ". horupshn
killed by Ssaboard Air Line ira! min Cries,
terri d James Carter shot BY, u Fred e,
Boyd ---R evcn,ie ofricor shot at Glades-
oro---Water power os II olstoni River y, 4 N
dispute between two compan ies--Iwo
WashIngtonians arrested in.Ieesburg, ac5
Fruspd aof being horse THE ohil
bishop, OF u Pulaski. arrestsd on charge
+ OF \ assault on \ a child ~ Three men ;ro-
ported drowned atiNarsaw, Va, we're res,
c,,ed and have reached home Newport
News mechanics to get higher. wa M ges-. :.
sLynchburg: valuable barn, burned and md
seventeen horaes perish In ths Names.,.3 mes, Il
Randolpli- Macon won = gamc from freq
5trickshiirg Coll ge---II y versity LOST g
Eyra ciise By score OF u to y. Dea ths--
Il Newton Johnston at Bland; Airs; An-
MD m. SnoddyEnt @Arronia: n. W. JaIness
nj Orange; Mrs Martha LII Cameron At
Pet ersburg; Robert =. Bass at Crewe.
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SHE WAS DEAD
WHEN HE NAME CALLED,
mrs. Townsend Commits Sui
eide Rather Than Go to
Court.
.(By Associated Press)

LONDON. April 6,--Mrs Mabel Town
send, formerly OF the Alcazar Theatre.
San Francisco. shot herself with q re-
yolyer to-day on the doorstep Of her sis
ter's residence in Great Litchheld Street.
She was dead when taken to the hospital,
Mrs. Townsend is said to- have been
suffering from religious mania, and re-
Gently had q disagreement with her sis
ter, Mrs, Rowe, Mrs, Townsend had been
summoned to MARLBOROUGH Street Police
Court on the charge Of alleged assault
on her brother-in-la law, William Rowe, and
when the case was called In court her
suicide was announced. III
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07
NORTH CAROLINA.

" ~ Is :" -
MAJ Who Is thought to have been shot
~ a woman dying--Watts law cuts down
The number of saloons Dispensary wins
+the tfghr at Wilson---G overnor Aycock
Soine On a tour---I dlnlber company char
Rfered---Young man killed by a train as
Wilmington lsfruit killed by the cold
speil---aHe Heavy damage to crops--Death 1e'a; tn
OF Prof. iVenablc iil lEitta
M M SGENERAL.: IA q i; n "
n General Corbins application to BE made made
member OF the Metropolitsan an NV NV ~ y
t,mewA rtiur Pennoll declared to have
Eeen a 5defnul ter----F Twenty-Five # monu-
mer,ts dedicated to Indiana soldiers on the
Shiloh battleneld--F SHIT over woman n
postmaster may make SonErHss1nssi,,tl ni rtlin y,
imminent in the Flat-T9p coal y aslds, ba t,y,,,
the United States Senate President
Roosevelt discusses the wage-earnor anu
tho stilier OF the soil - -Ioreyf fus tralr stirs
Virginia girl disappears mysterlo3Ssly cry 3Ss a
asked to search for her III organized
labor in Holland to go on strike and We
IN the whole etransportation system Of the
Country Judge re fuses to grant order
Voting in annual meeting Of the Southern
q 3pnci ihc--Judge Adams scores d lers J ,
4 futures In decision declaring that quota,
bfions OF prices were not W q species or
property that&could be ecognlzeda by
court Of conscience faYorltes Y, w Wlth
SAT "a date for the trial of slayer Of Con
zaies- Stock market was stronger yester-
day and tho money situation looks moro
< " D 3fi. n
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r oLE 2o9
SUMMARY DAYS NEWS. 1. n J.
\. HE2WEATl4ER.


WASHING. IN 4 pril 0 ~ ~ Forecast for
8T,icstlAy and dlNVcdfissday y: III !. I, 4. \.
5s-.:yirKIilin-- Eair Tuesday and " Vednesday;
fresh south Winds, 4. II !. i II Il, !,
resday; fresh south winds. I M IN
!; g;5spring again assert ed Itself yesterday,
though it has not yet regaired tho grip
SHAKEN or BY tho acold spell. .dAy.s y,
Temperature, according to the prophocie,sst
will. .bo very pleasant with fresh South .Nl1-al
winds. NJ gI
Il II, sTATD Or TILE THERMoMI1S,r Y !, TER :, t'7
81 a. ~ ia
LIZ M. * &
u IL M, ~
GP. M. "a
% z. M. ~ @
IL midnight :. - " q
Avnrapa 4. Y. ........... &c &c
Highest temperature yesterday. ay........ " "
EIxOwest temperature yesterday....t.s4ss e &c
Mean temperature vest erday y 20 20
Y Normal teinDernture for A pril % %
Is Departure from normal temperature. e. ~ ~
Precipitation during past "a hours - W "
III M1NLA,rURI 70 ALMANAC. s5es5:54S4s "
t4 E3 t5f,ff 54s,s prt 4 11n1 ~
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5M1N1A,rUR ALMANAC.
sun rises. .,5:4ss IS HIGH PHI u. a !. /,
f;iir snts. ...C:SC Morning Il. 2:33
Mon sats 800 Evening. ....,...... .12:69
RICHMOND.

Judge Campbell files with the HLegtsla.
ture his reply to charges against Aiin: !:
ma akes a severe attack on Judge Toying
and Mr.. Otto L. Eva s--.- M ann bill !, 20
! be favorhbly reported to-day-mstnla5nll- :, u
quor license slightly reduced ed-----Tax onIin- !
eurance companies changed Lady per-
Former al b Bostocls s fully injured .Dy
sleoi,a ds---Manifin In bankruptcy VINO GUY
down 3 his \, --Christinn Sci ientists
under fire in6the Eous se---tMa jor. CUT pms
to resign az the head OF the Blues pat
TALON and accept n position on the G99y-
ernor's staff--f Train derailed by q faulty
/. 5witch---N New superintendent OF Ann
Balloon Lea quo pr reach es--Alinlstt9 t9r :,
breaches against granting any liquor y
Gems e8I Thousands to be spent on grove ",
Avenue--.Aiad-dog bites many OF ~ nis ~
trpeclcs Council dlsposcs ot the street a
laid md clubbed in Henrico county -
New method Of collecting taxes--Rich !.
mond man may become division a gent o. o.
the Southern Express Company--..Fic ickett
fCaynp We tcrans to attend Confederate
sJ3azaa Thousands view the landslide l1t
nt Chmborazo Pnrk----C olonel y. "
Lane. Jr. likely. TO be commissioner of
State Hospitnls--T'ax * on franchises to
be doubled by tho Legisl ature,-,, nniyer-
ssary3 OF tho Young Mems ChristianE AsPo1
sciat thern y, Associati,Gn z, a,n
IEssESSy to-day, AlANC,EiE,STER,--, - - eie-
9ESFs privileges to be considered by the
ssf$SaIsSe Commit tee Afeeting Of Manchess-
ks II orse drops dead on the speed
~ Ssay--Threos young men arrested as sus-3
SDtcious ci,aracters---S Series OF meetings
$broughtto&a an end-Flre commissioners
meet tomorrow night. 3sg
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-07

The King Trial
q The trial OF ex-A Alderman John NJ
King is set for to-day. In the Hustings
Court 3$ N 5
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Continued on Third Page.).
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24

Twelve men dead and as many more
injured is the result of the tail-end col
lision that occurred on the Great North
ern road five miles west of Chiwaukum,
Wash. An extra train from Snohomish,
loaded with kImber and three cars con-
tanning laborers, ran into rotary snow
pillow, killing or injuring all Of the TWEEN
ty-fve workmen. Ten cars were piled
in heap, with nine victims of the wreck
underneath. The names of the dead are
not 0btainabe. The engineer, l.. r..
Adams, and Fireman Lewis Becker of
the freight escaped. The box cars that
were used for transporting the crew were
coupled next to the engine with the cars
of lumber behind them, and when the
crash came the lumber telescoped the
box cars loaded with human freight, kill
ing and manning the crew. Only two
men escaped and they were thrown into
the air. landing thirty feet away on an
mbankment
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
AMERICANS READY TO FIGHT.
Will Resist Forcib1y Any Further Tx
ercise of Cuban Authority.

o
Three hundred American CITIZENS,
property owners and residents OF the
Isle of Pines, says a Havana correspon-
dent, are preparing to resist forclcly'
if necessary, any further exercise OF SOW
ereignty there by the Cuban govern
ment Formal demand has been made
upon Minister Squiers for the protection
due to American citizens on American
territory and Mr.. Squiers is confer"lng
with President Palma. American resi-
dents on the island say they own ana
occupy more than two-thirds of the land
there. They assert that the Cuban gov
eminent is levying oppressive and unIaW-
full taxes in the Isle of Pines and spend
ing the proceeds in the island OF CUBA.
Administration Of justice i'll the Isle or
Pines is said to be unreliable. Inc
protesting Americans say they have set
tied in the island with their families and
mean to stay. Before investing their
money in the purchase and Improvement
of real estate they received Official assur-
ances from Washington that the Isle OF
Pines was territory of the United States.
They refuse to pay further taxes to the
Cubans and ask that steps be lmmedl-
ately taken to esta blsh a government IN
the island under American authority.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
DAKOTA DIVORCES ARE VOID.
Federal Supreme Court Decides Case
Involving Nonresidents of State.

Federal Supreme Court Decides Case
Involving Nonresidents of State.
The United States Supreme Court has
decided that divorces granted IN South
Dakota to non-residents are void. The
case was that of Annie Andrews against
Kate H. Andrews and the question was
whether one or the other is entitled to
administer upon the estate of Charles
S. Andrews, whom both women claimed
as husband. The record showed that
Mrs Kate Andrews was the first wife
and that her husband secured a divorce
in South Dakota after remaining there
six months, the time required by the
State statute. The Massachusetts courts
held. that the decree had been traVdu-
lently secured and, refusing to recognize
it, recognized the first wife as the legal
widow. The federal Supreme Courts de-
cision, which was delivered by Justice
White, affirmed the Massachusetts view.
Justice White said Andrews residence
in South Dakota did not constitute legal
domicile. Justices Brewer, Shiras and
Peckham dissented.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
EXPRESS COMPANIES TO JOIN.
Plans Discussed for $5O,Oo,OOO Trnst
to Control Big Interests.

Wall street believes that $5O,OOO,oOO
express company trust has been formed
and that Edward II. Hartman is to De
its president. The nucleus of the rev
combination is the combination OF the
Wells Fargo, the Pacific, the United
States and the American. These, IN
turn, are to absorb all the other com
panies of Importance, notably the Den
yer and Rio Grande Express, so that the
entire parcel transportation business OF
the country will be dominated by Messrs'
Hartman, Plat and Gould and their as
sociates. The serious break between
George J. Gould and Edward II. Harrl-
man over the contest for control OF the
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company, when
resulted in series of sensational denun-
ciatory publications, has been quickly
healed. They are now working amlcaDly
together in the combination OF the Wells
Fargo and Pacific Express companies,
which Wall street fnanciers have reason
to know is but the forerunner OF the big
express trust which shall include all the
important companies of the United
States.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
MANY MARCONI STATIONS.
Wireless Service Will Soon Be E

Wireless Service Will Soon Be Ex-
tended to All Parts of the World.
John Bottomley, general manager Of
the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Com
pany of America, announces that work
will soon be begun for the installation Of
wireless stations capable of covering
pretty much all the world. I'm view of
the opposition" said Mr.. Bottomley. sit
is impossible for me to tell all our plans
at the present time, but number of
stations will be set up very soon. There
is no reason that I know of why com
munication cannot be established between
New York and San Francisco soon. We
are at present making arrangements to
put Il number of our stations at points
along the Pacific.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
CAPITAL is $1O,OOO,OoO.
Eight Lake Transportation Companies
Complete Merger.

The Gilchrist Transportation Com
pany, with capital stock of $1O,00O,-
900, will be incorporated in Ohio within
4 few days, with j. G. Gilchrist, of
Cleveland, as it's president. The new
company was formed by merging the
Lake Shore Transit Company, the Globe
Steamship Company, the Steel Steam
sh;o Company, the Inland Star Transit
Company, the Vega Steamship Com
pany, the Lorain Steamship Company,
the Tyron Transit Company, and the
Merida Steamship Company. The COM
pany will have about eighty freight car
riers, ten of which are large steel steam
crs now being built.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
TOUCHED HEART OF COAL BARON
Personal Appeal from iowa Farmer
Secured Three Cars of Anthracite.


Secured Three Cars of Anthracite.
]. H. Lichty, a farmer residing near
Creston, Iowa, has saved the residents
of that city from a coal famine in novel
manner. In his boyhood days he occu-
pied farm adjoining that of the Baers
and was a schoolmate of George +. Baer,
president of the Reading Railway and
chief of the coal barons. During the re-
cent cold snap, Lichty exhausted his sup
ply of fuel and was unable to procure
any in Creston, where a serious coal
famine existed. He bethought himself
of President Baer, and wrote the latter
a personal letter, appealing for coal as
q special favor. The other day he re-
ceived reply from Baer, expressing
pleasure to learn of his former playmate
and informing him that his agent IN CHI
cago had been instructed to forward
three cars of coal to a Creston dealer
at once, from which Lichty was to be
supplied at the cost of freight.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
IRON MILLS ARE COMBINED.

Independent Plants in Indiana, Ohio
and Michigan Perfect Merger.
Official information is given out at
Muncie, Ind, that a combine of the in
dependent iron mills at Muncie, Hart
ford City, New Albany, Terre Haute
and East Chicago, Ind; Findlay, Ohio,
and Muskegon, Mich, had practically
been completed. John L. Smith, super
intendent of the Terre Haute plant, is
at the head of the new company. The
American Rolling Mill Corporation,
which owns the Muncie and Muskegon
plants, will be the largest factor in the
combine. - - -.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
DEAD ALSRESTOREDT TO LIFE
Cleveland Physician Announces the
Results of Experiments.


Results of Experiments.
DR.. George w. Grille, a prominent
member of the Cleveland Medical Society,
has contributed an article to the current
Cleveland Medical Journal announcing
that through the use of a fluid called
"adrenalin" life can be restored to APP
parently dead bodies. The article quotes
DR.. Grille as follows: ''By the combined
use of intravenous infusions Of adreaa1ln,
artificial respiration, and rhythmic pres
sure upon the thorax over the heart, ami
mails dead as long as fifteen minutes were
restored to life. Animals decapitated
were made to live ten and a half hours -
DR.. Grille states that the adrenalin is an
extract gotten from the glands directly
above the kidneys of animals. 1t has
been used heretofore for increasing blood
pressure both in humans and brutes. The
discovery is the result of recent expert
ments in vivisection by DR.. Grille and 9TH
er physicians of the city.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
streeter and Associates Sentenced.

Captain Streeter, William McManners
and Henry Hoeldtke were sentenced to
Joliet for killing Waterman Kirk in the
District of Lake Michigan" Chicago.
The three defendants wept bitterly in
court. but were granted stay of eXecu-
ton for forty DAYS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-01-24
In the National Capl'l"

Representative Fowler felo',, .
House a bill providing for i'll
currency. 4 Z
Naval affairs committee .,s o, ..
adopted naval increase 2 p"
vidsd in in. approps. ao president D..I Roo.
hook o., entitled. The Reform
High School System of Prussia. d., {,
It is rumored that C 's ssr Gocs
hacker will be a candidate . .o5 t,
of Indiana. Says he ISL ''
about it. II rps0l1
nronosing tariff retaliation di.c,iini
ropean countries ln''
against United States. ,,.
The Navy Department r ssios. and and r.
western boys because o. .on rn
courage and high intelAS'"1 ,snI ees1
Hubbard I. Smith, yi vice. i.i Of Bsi;
Cairo, Egypt, is serloo =, vincenn2s
disease. His home is IL -" fron,e
o'1 Dipiom4tic bill pnsse], ,5cg;,l e1'ir
slayden (Texas) had ao and tla.,|
States consuls disgrace ;.o parnai
representative in :, He sta,, to gel
American flag for ~ ''
money. =. . recent y
debate on army appro apratic part
to prove that DemG sar. Champ
m cietO sal It" that Den Denoe'''''
will be chosen in l9o7'