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BURY HANNA WITH HONORS.
Nation, State and City Unite In Fu-
neral In Cleveland.


Final funeral services for Senator Mar
Gus A. Hanna were held i'll Cleveland
Friday afternoon, representatives or the
nation, Ohio and Cleveland his home
city, uniting to pay honor to the distin-
guished statesman's memory Eight hun
dred persons who had been admitted by
card attended the services i'll st. Pauls
Episcopal Church. After the services
the remains were taken to crypt in
Lake View cemetery. During the morn
ing the remains lay in state III the Cham
Der Of Commerce building and 20,OOO
persons filed past and viewed the face
that in life had been SO we'll known
among them.
Shortly after noon the casket was TAX
en- from the Chamber OF Commerce audi
forum and the funeral procession took
up its slow march to the church two
miles away. At the head Of the column
rode platoon Of twelve mounted police,
followed by three platoons of Troop A,
the men mounted on black horses and
with swords at carry. The hearse with
its distinguished dead came next and was
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eteIv and the officers OF one of them are
confident that they succeeded IN torpe-
doing Il Russian warship.
The destroyer Asargiri in charge OF
Lieutenant Commander lshikawa, arrlv-
ed off Port Arthur about O'Clock In the
morning and was met with sharp hre
from the fortress and Russian ships act
ing MS scouts The Asargiri discharged
several torpedoes at n big warship, but
the result Is unknown.
Ianau Embarks Three Divisions.
An official dispatch received from To-
kIo announces that one of the most I'M
portant movements OF japanese troops
vet made occurred Wednesday. One or
the main branches Of the army, consist
ing of three divisions and including d.
vision of guards, went on board trans
ports Previous landings OF japanese
forces in Korea and elsewhere are SAID
to have been small compared with this
simultaneous sailing of three divisions,
aggregating approximately IN army OK
10000 to $4,000 men.
The Japanese authorities, 1t Is stated,
had taken every precaution to prevent In
formation from going ont concerning the
embar kation and the destination of this
army. 1t Is believed that the destination
Of this force is point near the mouth
of the Yalu river, or spot on the Lao
tung peninsula thanking Port Arthur.
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GAR iNVADES KOREA.
Russian Troops Cross the Ynlu River
md Hold Win.

NuASlnn troops AFOSS inc nlu NIVGT
and Hold Win.
The report that 5000 Russian troops
had arrived at Chin-ten-chong, opposite
Win, on the Yalu river, is confirmed, as
Is the report that the Russians have oc-
cupied Wiiu itself. They have 1000
troops at Wiju.
The Korean minister at st. Petersburg
announces that although 10000 Korean
troops are stationed about Seoul, his gov
eminent preferred not to take up arms
against Japan, because Korea Is neutral
and felt sure Russia would soon drive
out the Japanese.
Emperor William has notified the Gar
md the Mikado that the German hos
pitfalls at Kiaochau and Yokohama are
available for the care OF men wounded
during the war.
The Russian general staff announces
that the war office is willing to accept
volunteers for service in the far East.
They must be under 40 years old and
have had military training. The vol
unteers will be enrolled in the reserve
battalons under Viceroy Alexleff
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Not to BE Outdono

a note Of family pride W..
"a the conversation betwns ~' Struck
small boys the other dav NJ ~ Three
played by their respective o at parts
ers In the civil war wero 1'"'''SatA.
picted by two Of the how. lug &c.
colors. The career of each e. :" vivid
nau peen matted by Confinement T.
SOU. el prisons and it was on tt "a
lattef fact that the lads laid n,,, ,a'
ular stress. The third youth, ~ ra'hc,
to match these recitals with op r"s a
itafy achievement OF his own ror S MI
preserved an envious silence ra :
while. and then, not to bo o,. 'o' a
said disparagingly: What tbor a'He
so much. My Uncle Bill was l. aoI
a long time and he was never :, ' "a
army at all" :" @s
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and power 70 hght ADMIRAL ALIlAIEfE
him. The spirit of the Russian soldiers
and sailors is high. Our army and navy
know many renowned names, which must
In this hour serve rs an example to u.s.
Our God, who has always upheld the
cause that is just, is doing so now. Let
us unite for the coming struggle; let ev-
cry man be OF tranquil mind, in order
the better to fulfill his duty, trusting in
the help of the Almighty, and let every
man perform his task, remembering that
prayer to God and service to the EN-
peror are never wasted. Long live the
Emperor and tho fatherland! God be
with us! Hurrahr'
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When the Senate met Thursday Mr..
Hear secured an extension until the next
Monday Of the time for motions to recon
slider votes which were cast last Monday.
If was in the interest Of tho blu to pay
$50 600 to ex-Queen Liliuokalani. MI.
Tillman. who voted against the bill, mace
n motion to reconsider because friends OF
tho measure considered that snap Judg-
ment" had been taken. The motion was
not considered. A resolution by MI.
Morgan calling upon the President to
supply such information as he may nave
relative to the present state of organlZa-
ton Of the government OF Panama was
adopted. Mr. Spooner spoke Oh the lsth-
milan canal question He defended the
course OF the administration, ana was
interrupted frequently by Mr.. Morgan
He suspended his remarks without con-
Guiding late in the afternoon. The House
passed the fertilization appropriation bill.
An item in the bill provided for fortihca-
tions in the insular possessions ana MI.
Smith Qky) proposed an amendment TO
preclude the use of any part of the APP
preparation in the Philippines, holding
that the expenditure Of the stun neces-
sary to properly fortify the islands was
not warranted until the future of the
archipelago shall have been determined.
A party alignment followed and by
vote of so to SO the amendment was lost.
The general debate on the bill developed
into a political discussion. The bill was
passed without division.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

The feature Of Mondays session Of the
Senate was a speech from Mr. Hoar in
explanation of his former speech on the
isthmian canal situation, which, he said,
had, been misunderstood and misrepre-
sented. He contended that his intention
on that occasion had been to secure full
information concerning the Panama re-
volt and not to cast reflections on the
President On the contrary, he had the
highest regard for the chief executive and
intended to vote for the treaty. There
was n sharp debate between Mr.. Hoar
and Mr.. Foraker, Mr. Hoar resenting
criticisms OF his first speech by the Ohio
Senator. Mr.. Carmack censurcd Minis
ter Bunan-Varilla. He declared the
Panama Canal Company had no title to
the right OF way Mr. Cullom support
ed the treaty. He concluded with a
tribute to President Roosevelt and Sec
rotary Hay. Mr.. Culberson called up
and withdrew his resolution directing the
committee Oh judiciary to investigate the
constitutional right of Panama to secede
and form a government. When the
House opened Mr.. Williams endeavorcd
to secure an adjournment after the read
ing of Washington's farewell address,
1He blotIoH 10 reau tne washington au-
dress was ruled out Of order in connec-
ton with the motion TO adjourn, and the
latter was defeated by vote of 90 to 95.
In committee of the whole the consid-
Grafton of the naval appropriation bill
was resumed. Mr.. Burton (Ohio) an
nounced that he could not support bill
that declares the United States Is going
to double, treble and quadruple its naval
establishment. He questioned the need
of SO great navy as the bill contem-
plates. A point of order raised against
the provision for the purchase of land
for coaling station at Guantanamo was
overruled by the chair, and on appeal tho
decision was sustained by n vote of 81
to OIL At the end of the session twenty
six of the seventy-three pages had been
read for amendment under the fye-min-
ute rule.
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In the National CapitoI.

Admiral w. S. Schley has had n slight
attack OF grip.
Senator Burrows, chairman of the
committee on privileges and elections, has
suopoenaed Il. b. Critchlow ms witness
IN the investigation of Senator Smoot.
Gritchlow is lawyer who has prose
euted polygamy cases in Utah.
Inc general land office has ordered the
temporary withdrawal of 100, 900 acres Of
iand In the San Francisco. Cal. land
district. pending an investigation of tha
Feasibility of the establishment or ths
proposed Monterey forest reserve.
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FIVE MEN INDICTED.
Jury Holds Them Responsible
Irouuoia Thenter Calamity.

Jury Holds Them Rcsponsiblc
lroquois Thenter Calamity.
special Chicago grand jury which
gated the Iroquois fire voted to
five persons. Three of them nre
onnected with the theater in differ
ipacities, who are charged with
lughter. The other two are men in
rvice of the city, who are charged
alpable omission OF duty in connec-
nth the inspection OF the theater
the building ordinances. Mayor
son was made tip subject OF n no
Fire Chief Muslfam also was alb
from criminal blame. But while
ayor escapes Indictment his admin
on is censured in the report of the
The Investigators found that the
and his official family were open
CHI criticism, but in only two in
$ did it seem that criminal respon-
: could be established.
&c charges Of manslaughter and
palpable omission of duty are en-
in the indictments. Those against
true bills were voted are:
rye Williams, commissioner of
,gs; charged with misfeasance In
and held to be directly accountable
9 lack of protection In the theater.
iard Loughlin. building inspector:
d with palpable omission Of duty
nection with his Investigations OF
eater,
J. Davis. senior manager of the
lis; charged with manslaughter.
mas j. Noonan, business manager
theater; charged with manslaugh-
es Il. Cummings, stage carpenter;
a with manslaughter.
, days of the session were occu-
| hearing witnesses and two in con-
x the question of responsibility.
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deDartmcnts headed NATURAL"

departments headed Naturas"I--~ti
tory, In the Field, Our Friend the
Dog, etc, are all as complete and
interesting as usual. The issue is
finely illustrated and good num-
Der every way. Subscriptions re-
ceived at this office or on receipt
of I5c. Sports Afield, 35S Dear
dorm St. Chicago.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

JUST think of carrying some
thing like ninety odd millions of
disease germs around clinging to
paltry one dollor bill. 1t is re-
markablc what desperate chances
most people take, Newspaper
men, however. are immune TO any
the deadly germs of infected mon
ey. a collar bill Is something
they seldom see only in anticipa-
ton.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

Mr.. Payne says that he has con
cluded that the craftsmanship of
of the Republican national COM
mittee would be too heavy a bur
den for him to assume without
undermining his health. 1t is sus
pected that the man who steps in
TO Hanna's shoes will find that
both sides of the street have been
quite thoroughly worked.
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Uncertain Ethel.

When Ethel frowns, of course "o'''
For her displeasure much fear
To win her favor back | hurry,
And pray the skies may soon S'''
clear.
But there is one great consolation
l know just what l may expect ~,
When Ethel frowns, what dispense
Harsh fate will bring to me- "oJ''T IT,
But when she smiles! Or course
charming, oor.
Yet that's the time when III ~
picked; ,ar
sTis then the future seems nlar'i'l'' ,,,,tr
For heaven knows what's con'"S
.-Somerville Journal.
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TIMELY CALLING


How the Pastor save" ,oda
A man near Fort Gay, W. Wa 49,. ,n
an entire failure In getting s"5"s "a,
from the kind OF food he ate anu ~,
knowing that the trouble was WI" "" tbe
food kept on losing health uN'"
doctors gave him up to die ,,e,n
It was supposed to be colsur sts,d
because he was wasting away ,n,,ts,
ily and slowly dying. HIS lu' n d,r
called from time to time ana o." Cr,ne
brought along a package Oh ar o,
the ef r. nous food that perhaps It n !. IT.
help him The sick man TOOK ~ - rst
once, and from that day OeS""
well. In writing he says: miles
II walked to town TO-DAY t., . about
Have gained over 40 pounds s'o >. don't
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26
THE NEW BALTIMORE.
AN IDEAL CITY WITH STRAIGHT,
WIDE STREETS.
Maryland's Fire-ScourEed Metropolis
to &c Rebuilt on Broad and Gener-
Gus Buildings to BE of Most
Modern Construction.

Although scores of skeletons of build
ings are still standing in Baltlmore's fire
area, with blackened walls which one
would deem incapable of resisting the
winds that sweep up from the bay, ana
although thousands Of tons Of burned
brick and twisted iron cover the territory
where the fire king held sway for two
days, good progress has been made in
the work OF clearing up the debris. Hun
dreds Of cars loads Of refuse have been
carried AWAY from the ruins and hun
drcds OF safes containing money and val
liable securities, have been rescued from
the scrap piles OF soiled and disiigured
property. Business houses and financial
institutions which suffered in the fire
have reopened their doors elsewhere and
have begun new lease of life
Insurance adjusters have been busy
fixing the losses and settling with those
who held policies. A consequence of the
fire has been the failures OF the Peabody
and tho Firemen's Insurance companies,
two of the oldest institutions of the kind
in Baltimore. They could not survive the
blow. Other companies would have shar-
cd their fate had the actual loss reached
the figure originally claimed, viz: $500
100000 When it was found that 1t
amounted to $S5, 100000 there was great
relief among the insurance men.
One of the results Of the fire has been
the serious Gripping Of the work OF the
Johns Hopkins hospital, the income Of
which was largely derived from the rent
of buildings which it owned in the burn
ed district. Sixtyecight warehouses, wide
ly scattered, belonging to the hospital
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rsentatives, members Of the Ohio
lature, city officials and delegations
several civic organizations. I'M
thronGs of people lined both sides
jclid avenue from the downtown sec
10 the church entrance.
ten the church was reached by the
5e the eight pall-bearers, Gov. My
J. Herrick, Samuel Mather, J. b.
!, w. J. McIiinnie, A. b. Hough,
wv Squire, Judge w. Il. Sanders
=. A. Grasselli, removed the flower
Id casket from the hearse and with
heads bore it into the church and
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peror, and now,
when the eyes of the
Gear of Russia and
Of the world are up
on us, we must re-
member that it is
our sacred duty to
protect the Gear
and the fatherland.
Russia is great
and powerful and il
our foe Is strong
this must give us
additional strength
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

This spring you will need nerve
food, one that will clense end recon-
struct your nerve centers and wasted
energies. HOLSTERS Rockountain Tea
will do it. % cents. Tea or tablets at
Eagle drug store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

IA. During the pre-
ceding night the yes
GELS Of the Japanese
fotilla OF torpedo
craft were parted by
the force of the blind
ing snowstorm so that.
only two of the larger
destrDyers succeeded
in forcing their way
through the fierce gale
to Port Arthur. When
they arrived there
4l> nttaolynj canar-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

If the administration at Madi-
son had been bent on looking at,
ter the peoples interest instead of
playing politics for personal ends
the capitol would be standing to-
Merrill Advocate.
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Mystrous Cir cumStanc.

One was pale and sallow and the 9th,
err fresh and rosy. Whence the differ
ence? She who is blushing with health
uses DR.. Kings New Life Pills to
maintain it. BY gently arousing the
lazy organs they compel good diges-
ton and head off constipation. Try
them. Only 25ct at Eagle drug store.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

WANTED SEVERAL SNDUSTRlOUS
persons in each state to travel for house es-
tabished II years and with large capitol, to
ccll upon agents for successful and profitable
line Permanent engagement. Weekly cash
salary of $24 and all travelling expenses and
hotel bills advanced In cash each week. Tx
Derience not essential Mention references
and enclose self addressed envelope. THE
NATIONAL 3k2 Dearborn ST., Chicago.
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a on the catafaluuc in front Of the

body was met Mt the church door
{ officiating clergyman. lit. Rev.
Leonard, Bishop OF Ohio; DR.. G.
Grew, rector OF st. paul's Church;
ent w. Il. Pierce of Kenyon Col
which has been greatly benefited by
II Hanna's liberality, and Rev. w.
ncs, rector Of st. Johns Episcopal
h., OF which the Senator was IL
r.
, mark OF respect for the dead bust
as abandoned from y to > o'clock
hout the city.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

One of the unfortunate features
of the capitol fire is the partial de-
struction of governor LaFollette S
campaign documents and the I'M
housing of his literary bureaus.
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fact that the petitioners for the
ing of Senator Reed Smoot have
assed the million mark is interest
It not decisive. It Is chiefly inter
as illustrating how eagerly and
people sign all sorts OF petitions
J bother.-Boston Herald.
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iy to give force and character to
his candidacy by instructing its
delegates to support him and use
all honorable means to secure his
nomination. Waukesha Dispatch
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"What do they raise in Hungarr
asked the teacher at the school pic1i,
forgetting that it is vacation time
Il know" remarked Willie NoseitoI
"internashunal compilations and pispDs,
play in prodigies."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

APPEALS TO HIS TROOPS.

Viceroy AlcxlcF Says the Almighty
Is with the Russians.
The text Of an order issued to the
Russian troops by Viceroy Alexief fol-
lows:
"A heroic army and fleet have been In
trusted To me hY his ma icStY. the Em-
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DIE IN A HOTEL FIRE.
ALHAMERA HOTEL IN CHICAGO
is DESTROYED.

Three Persons Arc Burned to Death
Aihambra Thcater Is Badly DAM
nged-CorncII Student Bravely Dies
ia Saving Cornradc from Drowning.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

Panama was the subject of three
speeches in the Senate Saturday and was
the only topic of general Importance that
received any attention. Mr.. Spooner
completed the speech begun by him on
Thursday and Mr.. Morgan and Mr..
Money both made brief addresses. Mr..
Morgan announced that he would not be
heard again on the treaty. Mr.. Money
announced that he would vote for the
canal treaty, The Senate went into ex-
ecutive session at 500 p. m. and ordered
Mr. Bacon's amendment to the canal
treaty, providing for the award to Colon
bia of financial satisfaction for the Sc
cession Of Panama, was ordered made
public. The naval appropriation bill was
under discussion in the House. The de-
bate Mt times entered the field of politics.
Mr. Hitchcock Dem., Ncb,), asserted
that the larger items in the naval supply
bill went to the trusts. He gave notice
that on Monday he would attempt to
amend the bill to provide a government
armor plate factory. Messrs Cooper,
Dayton and Bates championed the naval
bill. Mr.. Gooch QKy.) introduced n bill
for aiding the Baltimore fire sufferers by.
providing that goods imported as gratu-
itous contributions for the fire sufferers
shall be admitted free of duty, and that
the taxes for internal revenue be sus-
pended on the burned district.
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are probably delaying hostilities
far East until the moving picture
60 arrive.-St. Louis World.
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STORM SAVES FLEET.
LAP DESTROYER FLOTlLLA Ole
vlDED BY A BLIZZARD.
Ruasia,, Port Arthur Squadron linus
EscnYen Russian Re- endorsements
Moving Rapidly to the Yalu River-
A,exicF Appeals to His Troops.

heavy storm spared the Russians
from a desperate torpedo attack ut Ioit
Arthur on the morning of Sunday, ep.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-02-26

There was no session of the Senate
Friday, adjournment having been taken
until Saturday on account of the funeral
OF Senator Hanna. The House began
consideration of the naval appropriation
bill, in committee of the whole, ten hours
being allowed for general debate. Mr.,
Fitzgerald Dem, N. W declared that
the naval program Of the United States
aims at force greater than that of Ger
many. Mr.. Foss made an urgent appeal
for the upbuilding OF the navy. He was
strongly seconded by Mr. Meyer QAa),
the ranking Democrat on the committee.
A bill authorizing the construction OF
pipe lines for oil and gas through Indian
Territory was passed, after being amend
ed so as to limit the period OF grants to
twenty years. Mr.. Livernash (Cal)
made an appeal for legislation improving
the condition of American seamen.
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nBring your6ob work to the REVIEW
office.
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followed by 100 carriages, carrying the
pall-bcarers and official guests, which In
cluded members OF President Roosevelt's
cabinet, Gov. Hcrrick's staff, the dele
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Address any agent of the Great