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The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

Eearney. Neb. oct. 1.-The Mississippi VAL
ley cOursing meet closed this evening without
a winner in the ail-age stake and the money
vas divided This was necessary because OF
iack Of time and the supply of jack rabbits
running short The nTst ties Of the alI-age
stake were run OF, the winners being As fol-
lows.
lsosy Cross. owners Hoffman & Loves Law
renee. has. N0ltnern lAgut. Menown q Feed
er. 81 Louis. Trump Brand. l. r. Bartels
beENer; SuuIs ITu4y, wilson Allen. Victor, la /:
Northern EAuress. ta.ak- a szuitn, Butte Mont I:
Black boy. same owners MuILe Hat HuIchIn-
son * Ourn. Parsons. has Lord Butte i. r
bartrts. DeuNcr. GrlCe Green, II HuHzer,
FIlend. Neo-: Charming thought. Bake 4
smith, Butte; King Of Demons Cnaries Nal
COIN. York. Neb.: Sew Wrinkle. Bryant & Iui-
ly. Harlan. Ia; Frisco Lad r 81 KelIogE
SiinoEe .,iy' S.!y' 9, la LIAug5iag Water. J.
Charles Malcolm. YORK. Neb.; Lady Bird. L. =.
Earttls. Denver TAX 20 he. Eugene Aeave 81
Louis. Razzls Dazzle, Joan Address. Burr
Oak. kas-s Gilmore Girl. z II. KELLOGG GIL
more city. Ia Lord St Clair g A. Harrgry1-e
Omaha. Prince Alert. James RohertEou. strong
city. kas.. Confidence. Blake & Smith Butte:
Cloudburst. same owners: Lady Ale. Charles
= Root. New Eicnland MINI: Snotiess
Beauty John ]. LAWN. 81 Louis: Sweet Enaa
Z. N KELLOGG. Gilmore City. Ia.
The greater portion of the eourslrE men here
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BOWLING.
CARONDELET LEAGTE.
Rooters ., RambIers a

Scores on the Mstzlsr alleys were.
EBOTERS.
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DEATH DUE TO OLD AGE.
Timothy ReGan Lived Here Half
a Century.

Timothy ReCan. a prominent member ~
50. Brii=ot's Parish. died Yesterday after
noon at SO o'clock - the home OF his
daughte-. Mrs. Thomas Noouan. No. 1872
North Nineteenth street. He was 50 years
old.
Mr.. ReEan had been sick for two weeks.
Old age was the cause of his death.
The fun zral will take place tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock IN st. Bridgets
Catholic Church. and the burial will be In
Calvary Cemetery.
MIR. keEau WIS an expert carpenter. and
worked On many of the old buildings OF
the city. among them the -Four Courts
and III. Federal building.
He was born In County Cork. Ireland.
and came 10 this country when - yrIrs
old. taking up his residence in New Or
leans. lie lived there ten years before
coming 20 s. Louis Mrs. NOOnan Is the
only surviving member Of his Immediate
family.
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KEssLER BEST WITH REVOLVER.
Led Practice SIuHd in Chestnut sta
lion nj TarEct PrnctIce.

Practice at the new revolver range In
the Chestnut Street Station was resumed
last evening. Doctor ksssler heading the
list with 4 total Of s. points out Of Il pos
sible lcp ". N. Lougworth was second
with a total OF Sc and William Bauer was
third with n mark Of &c.
Patrulman Sidney Sears scored but 76.
somewhat 10 the surprise Of those present.
who looked 20 see him lead the squad.
Sergeant DreOn made g. other scores
Were: Henry E'rss,. Il. e. ". Bauer a;
W - Ball. IS: Paul Frssa q. II. q. Tif-
fany. 81: Roy Frcs.. -. VI. SummeTtield.
%. j. G. Thompson. -: Sergeant Gilmore,
IS: Doctor Black. -
Three members us. d pistol at their
practice. Chris Miller scoring IS. G. e.
Crossman making - and Won kleyk scOr-
ing %.
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Scores on the Royal alleys:
MTKADOS.

Haudicaps 90 Harrh Il BaTrUn Tilir,'
eikeskaIap =. Total. II
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CLAIMS HE WAS ROBBED.
Travelling Salesman Reports Loss
of Money and Diamond.

W. H. Smith. a travelling salesman. last
night reported to the police Of the Central
District, that he had been held up and
robbed of diamond ring and 81. by a
man OF whom he could give no descrip-
tlCn.
Smith told the police that he believed II
was IN the neighborhood OF Sixth and
Market streets that the robbery occurred
He said he had visited several saloons IN
that vicinity and was confronted by the
resorts.
The police disCredit Smiths story and
alIeEe that he was intoxicated viii e in the
station reporting the robbery. Smith hos
been a guest at the St Nicholas Hotel
HIS home f. in Brooklyn. " Y.
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THE WEATHER.
Official Forecast Announced for
To-Day and Tomorrow.

Washington. oct. 2--Forecast:
Ilinois-Fair and warmer Saturday and sun
day: variable winds. shifting to flesh south
N Mzsouri-Fair and warmer Saturday and
sunday.
Ea-fern Te1az-Fzir Saturday and Sunday;
Earmer in the intcTior: fresh north winds be
NebrasSa aad Kansas-Fair Saturday and
sunday. warmer Saturday.
Arkanraa Oklahlrna and Indian TcrTttory-
F>sfr and warmer saturday and Sunday.
western Texns-Fair Saturday and Sunday.
IoWE-Fair and warmer Saturday and sun
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are carried through the system
Rheumatism you have, it must
can never get permanently rid o
bles S. S. S. has never been equa
and ruin the digestion like Pota
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vii go direct 20 Oklahoma Cltv. where they
g A. HartErUye u Omaha. whose Prairie Bird
won the Ail-age stake last year. retains 10 for
nrother wear hv reason % the stake rot lalrg
run OF. The new iuturity cup. which vas pur-
rhayad hy subscription from the splrfsfneu %
he country AMI which arrived from s. Louis
to-day. goes 20 Wilson & Allen. Victor. Ia
owners Of Pathfinder.
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Nrrrn GILLIAN nrnnEht nnck.

William Gillian. negro, charged with
murder in the first degree. was brought
back from Cincinnati. o. by Detective
Andrew Gordon last night. Gillian. II Is
alleged. shot Charles Burns. n negro. dur
Ing the progress of n dance In William
Lees Hall. No. 80 North I.svee. a year
ago
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Sustained Concession of Brain.

James W. WAR OF No 23ii South Jeffer-
son avenue sustained a conclusion OF the
brain in n fall from tar from which he
vas attempting to alight at the corner OF
California and Ann avenues at 5:i5 yes
ferday evening WAR was picked up un-
CONSCIOUS and carried 20 drug store. He
was then removed in an ambulance to the
City Hospital
The St. Louis Republic., 1903-10-24

Fulton No Oct 1.-The srTulcsntcnnlai eN-
ercIses a. Westminster College cl0sed to-day
with a football game between Wcstm.ast-r
and William Jewell The largest crowd ever
az a lcCaI football game. - q them West
Minister alumni. saw Westminster win a stub
boTuly contested game ~ a s-ure q II 70 s.
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3 . . . = 9 3 . 3 3 8 . . . . . . 8

lines Up as n pretty stout opponent Cap
tain BrCckhOuSe is leading the men IN
Jacksonville. and the visiting squad Will
have q distinct margin in weight over
Doctor T0iis team.
The Christian Brothers squad has been
hard at work. and ITS practice with the
High School team has done II good. Doc
tor Todd expects Co win this afternoons =
match IN spite Uf the weight he will be
giving away % his opponents.
Jimmy Eioriau. captain " the eleven.
has recovered from his injury. and will
b. hack IN the game to-day He will play
al fun back The game is Sc; FOR the
college campus a. 3-l5.
SMITH AT ALTON.
Smith Academy goes TO Alton to-day 10
play ShTrtleff. smith has the better
chance ia this match and VIII probably
win the game. The local eleven has been
doing good work at Spurr sman 5 Park and
their heavy line should give them the
advantage when Joined 10 their team
work
In spite OF the fact that smith IS
scholastic team. the SuUrrlrf eleven viii
probably have no marIiG in W, Eh-- : SZ-
ing up the respective work tf the Two
teams. Smith must be Eiy.u the better
chances to-day
Washington University plays Lombard
College ar Gaie-hurE- WaShiuEfuus s
chances nave been picking up In spite uf
the fact that no g3diU rs have been made
90 the squad Srhautl is hack IN his o.d
place and will appear to-day.
As 4 result Of Wi'hnslrs death. 81
Louis University has 10 game Tor to-day.
but Will play the NaTTCusUurg team next
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Kansas city. Mo. oct s---JoscTh Tinker.
shoTtztcp Of the chicago National League base
ball team, and Miss Ruby M.ruwn q this city
were married here last night. and departed
~ Cnce FOR California On wedding trip-
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Wednesday. Manager Murphy postponed
the game 10 that date upon the faculty ue-
Gliding that g. must be held over
This leaves but the two games lOcaIly.
Western and Blees were 10 have met N
the second game Of the inter-Scholasllc
AT Alton to-day. but the Withdrawal OF
the former institution from the league
has UeCeSsiated this match being called
on.
EASTERN COLLEGE GAMES
Eastern colleges are getting down 70
Is o. play West Point At West Point and
the military team should be able 10 make
the colleGians extend themselves haE-
ward is Carded TO oppose Brown at cam
bridge. and this also promises 10 lie a
rather rough struggle for the crimson
team.
Princeton is to oppose Dartmouth and
Pennsylvania Is TO line up against Column
bin at New York. Eastern writers nave
been asserting that Penn IS too strong
FOR Columbia this year, and that the
New York college Is doomed to defeat
to-day. As Penn Is thought 20 be about
as strong an eleven as there i In the
East. this seems likely.
Wisconsin is 10 meet Knox today and
Michigan plays Drake. Northwestern vis-
its Cincinnati and opposes the University
OF Cincinnati Chicago and Illinois tie up
lr what Is probably the contest Of most
Interest In the series, as the work Of the
teams IN this game will Indicate the trend
of football affairs at Chicago.
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Turnrr-McCIeIIand Bout on.

Tacoma. Wash. OCT l-The twenty-r1trd
bout EChsdulsd TO take place here tonight BE-
tween Rufe Tuner AMI Jack MCCl-lland has
been called OF. Mayor Campbell having given
notice tast he would not permit the nEht %
take place.
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BY Telegraph.
ny ANANkNH pm
prpfspTJr SPECIALS.

REPT PLiC SPECIALS.
Cairu. IL Oct s3--River gauge reads III,
sb5vrirE a faIl 0g / during the last a hours
Weather cloudy and colder The Peters Lee
arrived from 81. Louis a. $ a. n. and departed
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Harb0r gauges yesterday mark.d ls.9 feet.
lr5.gatiuS a fsu q - q a foot in "a hours
business along the Leyee yesterday Was mod
crate
Weather fair.
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Football mt Forest Park.
II, william Jewell o.

Tgg1 picked teams will play game O. As>1-
c!aticn football tomorrow morning a. Forest
Park. The game will b called At o clock
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The rivers IN tEe St Louis district will fan.
except tFat there viii be slow rse IN ths
Mississippi north q re mouth q the Missouri
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TWO GAMES SCHEDULED FOR
THE LOCAL GRIDIRON TO-DAY.

Christian Brothers Oppose Illinois College and High School Meets
Manual at League Park-Wasngton Plays at Gaesburg and
Academy AlonS Louis University Has No
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sEYER LEAGUE.

Ir.is ---.-e5 l55 Is 80 Is - Iss les, = lz-5
as = b-=Str o. Total. -
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Eggs.
EBE
REpI-RTJC Special.


New York Oct 3.-EgEs-Recelpts today =
81 cases The market showed a very drrn
tone az full limits to price on fine. fresh
eggs. uf which the available supply was light.
with the great bulk % the visible stock con
siStlnE o. weak shrunSsu goods that would
pTgperiy grade thirds. hut which receivers
asked 2ir22- for. with occasional sales. Nery
few Of the regular packlnEs from the Central
West showed enough u-y-lald IN then. 10
bring over &c storage eggs moved steadily.
With outside figures reached on specially fancy
early ApriIs. which have apparently been held
back flr The prize. ResTigerators frsts. 20
-li1e- Other gu0tsti0ns UNCHANGED
chicago oct 23--EgEs steady. al marx. cases
Included. lsGi9l=c per loz-
Kansas CITY. No. Oct. 23.-Eggs frrn: Mis-
souri, ard Kansas. eases returned lS1lc. new
No. . vh.tewJod cases included 19-.
philadelphia. Oct. -a--EEEs tTm and 10
hisheg; fresh nearby &c. loss on: 10. Western
2sl-neSc. is on: DO S0Ithwestsrn 2tizd25c,
loss on. do southern 2-E-1c. loss on
Butter and Cheese.
New York oct. 2l-Eutter-Recclpts ssh
pkgs-. drmeT: creamery i6C &c: state dairy Is
n24-. C'heesa- Z -csirts 3f4 pkEs duiet: state
fun cream fancy small COi0red and white Itsc: [:
large C1l"Tsd and white HE.
tIiCaEg. oct 13-Eutte- steady. Creamerfea
Isi4E2-c. Gliriss 1880. Cheese easier. daisies
y .Illu, twins lose. Young Americas lie.
PM aIelIEif. oct e1.-Isuftsr steady: fair
demand. extra Western creamery 2ft=c: do.
nearby prints -. Cheese quiet. but steady:
New York null creams. fancy. i3C. do choice
IIG.C. do. fair 90 good l1aIiisc.
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Totals ....-si Is5 "a % ~ - ~ l1s q IS
HautEgeE = TOTAL. n.
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ImperiaIs ], T. p. Ms =.

gtals 81 'Ss - "a IS .l4 - JOS q ll-z-
aulicaI's-FInneEan g ssrhetle s Rein s
inner =. Woods o. Total. y.
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JUNIOR LEAGUE.

Totals - l7g - ~ - 30 ~ IIS g. l0-.5
& Zahu !. Total. "a
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siIssIssIPPI
DIAMOND 10 Line STEAMERS

For HAMBURG NoEirr's S1arksville. Loulsi-
ara Hanrlbal, Quincy. KsokuS.
STEAMER sidney
Leaves Saturday. Oct. "a D. m.
From whaTfboat. foot Of washington ave.
Phone Main 9ff1A p. LUSk. Gen. AEt-
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Departed.


Cane Girardeau-.-.-....---..-.. -CornIrer
Spread
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Totals --..-.s Iss IS 80 80 "a 81 IIos a q
hanaiears-H1a . Hughes :. HIcbce s.
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Scores on The Royal alleys:
ILpAS.
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Totals .--.-ss 80 L. - ~ 80 - laET a 1T-sr
41al'ilrai s-tiLssnInre 20, SeEprsun :. Eeuhe N
FohHeiI 9, Graham o. Total. L.
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ST.LOUIS & CALHOUN PACKET co.
Str. BELLE OF CALHOUN

Leaves Nnarfboat foot oS Locust st every
wednesday and saturday at =. NJ for Ham,
ingL II. W. SEBASTIAN, XRenE.
Phone Main II KInloeh D Saa
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RIVER NEWS.
Rise and Fan of the Rivers
Fer q hours ending az : a. ma:
81 Louis. FRIDAY. oct 2, 1873


EDWARD " BOWIE.
Irral F0rpgast DfhclaL
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-10-05

Sarah Bernhard will be SO years
cid in October.
Queen Wilhelmina has become an
expert photographer, seldom going out
without her camera.
Bj0rnstjerne Bjornson in his recent
novel, Thomas Rendolen. discusses his
ideas on educational reform, especially
in girls schools.
President Cassatt of the Pennsyl.
yania railroad receives a salary OF
$4,000 a year. which is more than is
paid to any other railway president IN
the United States.
Or. Charles +. Rand OF Washington
d. c., has in his possession piece OF
hardtacE issued to him on the morning
OF July p, 1861. just before the first
battle of Bull Run.
William c. Whitney has presented
to the Bronx geological gardens in
New York his buffalo. bull Apache
which has been king OF the Whitney
herd of buffalo on October mountain
for two years.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-10-05
The Roval EennaI.

Soon after her marriage Lillian Bell
was invited to be the guest of honor at
q big reception given by the Ohio Fed
Grafton of WOmen's clubs, and her
husband, whit exemplary devotion, nj
so went. to be swamped in the mass OF
wCmankind. When the affair was
about half over, Mr.. Bogue came
across another man, who said sympa-
thetically:
rs your wife a club woman? Mine
is and that's why I am here"
Mr. Bogue replied that his wife lid
not belong 10 the club, and the strang-
er went on:
rs that the row of lionesses up
.there?"
Mr.. Bogue said it was.
which is the Royal Bengal?"
The one standing next to the pres
ident."
At the close of the conversation the
stranger said: I'm only a club hus-
band, but if your wife isn't club wOm-
an, how do you come to be here?"
"Oh, said Mr.. Bogue, I'm the hus-
band of the Royal Bengal. New
York Daily News.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-10-05
4 AFTER.

Dr. John II. Finley was inaugurated
president of College of the City OF
New York, in the presence of Gov,
Odell, Senator Depew, Grover Cleve'
land, and other guests.
Washington labor leaders were
notified by President Roosevelt that
Foreman Miller of the government
printing office will not be dismissed
| because he is a nonunion man.
The temperature is generally favor
able for crops, according to the gov
ernments weekly report. The weather
last week was exceptionally good for
corn. and frosts did no damage.
Henry J. Willing, a pioneer Chicago
merchant, former member of the drain
age board, and interested in many
charitable and civic organizations,
died at Jefferson. N. H., of heart dis
ease. He was 67 years old.
Former United States Senator VOL
colts delegates were seated by the
Colorado republican state committee,
and Wolcott was elected temporary
chairman of the state convention.
III
A general uprising in five Mace
DOMAIN districts was proclaimed Sept.
81. Peasants are fiocking to Gen.
Zontcheff's banner. An attack with
bombs on the Turkish quarter at
Razlog was repulsed with loss.
Injury to the new battleship Maine
/ is feared by naval officials as a result
of the - inch gun tests. The deck
supports were broken by the recoil.
The velocity of the prOjectiles was
1,90S miles an hour.
John NJ. Stiles testified before Judge
Chytraus in Chicago that his business
as a contractor was ruined by Chicago
labor unions persecution. and Justice
Wyman told Judge Walker that the
plumbers combine refused him sup
plies.
The shooting of Editor Gonzales by
former Lieut. Gov. Tillman was shown
by the evidence in the latter's trial at
Lexington Is. c. to have been care
fully planned. The pistols were seen
in Tilman's room previous to the muir
der
A national association of employers
was organized in Chicago to deal with
labor unions and aid themselves and
independent work Over 600 or
CARNATIONS were represented. under
ID. NJ. Parry's leadership. A 81, O0O. 900
defense fund is planned.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-10-05

Of the Danish West Indies, who is
now in Denmark, will not return to
his post. lie will be succeeded by
Hjorth LOrentzjen, secretary of the
finance department.
Assurance was given Bulgaria by
Turkey that thiTty-two battalions OF
troops recently ordered to Adrianople
will not proceed. NJ. NathOvitch IS
going to Constantinople as diplomatic
agent
The OsservatoTe Romano announces
that Mlnsignore Wiipert has been ap-
pointed papal pronOtary, not, as stated
in a dispatch published in America.
.papal secretary of state, which is a
totally different Office.
The Alaskan boundary commits
sion's session IN London was inter-
rupted by collapse of CHRISTOPHER
Robinson. the aged attorney repre-
senting Canada. Arguments for the
United States were concluded by At
torney Watson.
Premier BalloUr, in a letter to the
archbishop Of Canterbury, says the
best nope of settling the Balkan
question lies III the cooperation of
Russia AMI Austria. He criticises
both Turks and Bulgarians for
atrocities.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-10-05

man in the prisoners bar, talking to a
very mild and sympathetic-looking
judge. Mr.. Mays story of the sketch
is that the prisoner had been dragged
before the judge every few months for
a number of years.
"YOur face is familiar here" the lat
ter now said.
1T is, your hOnOr-wOrse luck &c.
turned the prisoner.
Are you married YETI"
Not yet, sir"
Not yet, Ell? How long is it now,
that you have been engaged p
Seven years, your honor"
so long as that? Why in the world
haven't you gotten married in all that
time
Because, your honor" the prisoner
Am and haven't managed
TO be both out OF Jail at the same time
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-10-05
Paper Table Wear.

No more Will the hostess sigh over
seeing her most cherished lace and en-
broidery ruined by fruit and chocolate
stains. She may now indulge in all the
dainty accessories of the table without
qualm as 10 their being stained. The
reason for this is that everything in
the shapes of GOilies, casserole frills
and sherbet cups are now made of pa
per. They are as dainty as possible
and are made to initiate the beautiful
Teneriffe work, Mexican drawn work
and all lace patterns in the most Won
derful manner. Despite their fragile
appearance they are proof against Ii
guilds and DO not get soggy. Salad and
ice cream cases come in a variety of
pleasing forms and il is possible to
carry out a color scheme with but
Tifling expense.
Fer childrens parties these paper
dishes. supplemented by paper nap
kius. will relieve the anxious hostess
of much apprehension in regard 20
Lreakase. For picnics they are inval-
liable. Not only 10 they save the
bother of packing up and carrying
home dishes. but they add materially
to the beauty Of the occasion.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-10-05
MORTUARY.

Caleb Hare, prominent in Grand
Army circles in Wisconsin and
Illinois, died at Kewanee, ILL.,, aged IS.
He served with the Thirteenth Wis
consin infantry.
! John Is. Henderson, a pioneer of
Iowa, died at Eldoro. He went to
Iowa from Danviile. H.. in 1856 and
died frcm the effects Of cancer at tho
age Of 81. lie was quite wealthy.
! Rear Admiral p. H. Cooper. com
handing the northern squadron on
the Aslatic fleet, has advised the
navy department Of the death at the
Yokohama hospital of Commander T..
VI. Hughes. He was assigned to duty
last November oil the Asiatic station,
in command of the gunboat Annapolis.
He entered the service in 1866.
I John II. Dolp. the artist. who had
some times been called the Landseer
of America because of his work as an
animal painter died suddenly at New
York from neart disease. Mr.. DolD
was born at Fort Ann. n. Y. sixty
eight years ago. He began his work
as a portrait painter at Detroit IN
1857 and soon afterward went TO Now
York.
John OGrady. q prominent corpora
ton lawyer. died at Kansas City, Mo,
OF uraemic poisoning after brict
illness. Mr.. O'Grady was born in
ireland in 1850 and was admitted to
the bar at Wexford He came TO this
country in 1870. He had practiced
law in Kansas City for the past
fifteen years. Before going there he
hal pIacticed in New York city and
St. Louis.
Major Ross GufIln, agent of the Sac
and Fox Indians in Oklahoma. is dead,
aged G6 years. Major Guffin was a
prominent attorney and under Presi-
Lent Harrison was surveyor OF Gus
toms at Kansas City In 1899 Presi-
dent Mckinley appointed him a
special agent for the allotment OF
land in severalty to the Indians For
time he was stationed in Utah. He
fought through the civil war.
Allan 3. Seaman died suddenly in
his home in Denver. of heart disease.
He was born in Shipman, Macoupin
county, Jan. is. 1862. He was
graduated at Monmouth college ana
married Miss Jennie Babbock of Mon
mouth. Going to Denver about fifteen
years ago, he at once entered politics
and was elected city attorney under
Mayor Van Horn, serving for two
years. He was chairman of the re-
publican state committee for severa!
years