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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

KilgOre, o.. April IA rather re-
markable case has just come TO light
in this place Mr.. John L. Riegle had
been suffering for some time with an
aggravated form of Kidney disease
which had caused him great deal OF
discomfort
He tried the treatment of several
doctors, but did not get any better At
last he CHANGED TO read an advertise
ment Of DOdG's Kidney Pills, a rem
edy which has been making many Won
derful cures. and he bought some at
once and began TO use them He says
OF the result:
'DOdd's Kidney Pills do just what
they are advertised to do. | can praise
them for the good they have done for
me. They cured me completely after
the doctors had failed and l wish that
every poor sufferer could hear of them,
for know they will cure Kidney
trouble"
There seems to be no case of Kidney
Trouble. Rheumatism or Backache that
DOdd's Kidney Pills will not cure per-
fectly and permanently.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

the price of lake coal and steamboat
fuel was cut Is cents a ton as com
pared with last years prices. Under
the new schedule three-quarter coal at
$40. The operators express the
opinion that the movement of lake
coal this season will be very heavy.
In the New York east conference OF
the Methodist Episcopal church the
committee TO which had been referred
the charges of heresy against Pro
fessOr Borden p. Bovine Of Boston uni
versity reported that they had found
that none of the specifications had
been substantiated and that they had
therefore acquitted him. This closed
the case.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas flyer.
No. >. ON its way from St Louis south
was wrecked four miles south of Fort
Scott. Kan, by the rails spreading
The engine left the track first, and
following il the baggage car and the
mail and express cars piled up. The
smoker and chair cars also were over
turned and badly damaged. Sixteen
persons were injured, but no one
fatally. Among the injured were A.
Bush of Chicago, George Bumwalt OF
Watsela. H.. and G. w. Hoyt. also
of Watseka.
Three men were killed and one
fatally injured in an explosion at the
Pintsch Gas COMPRISING company's
miami I'm NVaehiu ofon IN y The doaA
are stephen Henson, Joseph Cumber.
land Charles w. Grigsby and an un-
identified negro. Grigsby died at the
emergency hospital. His injuries were
the result OF a heroic attempt to
rescue his comrades. He rushed into
the engine-room and catching the arm
Of Cumberland. who was buried in the
debris. tried 10 drag him out The
flames rapidly enyeloped Gr!gsby.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18
FOREIGN.

Treaty signed in London gives
France free hald in Morocco and Eng.
land full liberty in Egypt
The Swiss state council unanimously
passed a bill making the glorificaticn
of anarchist crimes punishable by i'm
prisonment.
The stake on the Panama railroad
has been brought to an end. most of
the laborers returning to work under
the old conditions.
Gen. MacDonald's infantry, while
accommodating near Kalapange, en-
countered 900 Ti5etans. who opened
FIRE. There were no casualties.
King Edwards visit to Copenhagen
nent advocate of women's rights. com
mitted suicide with a revolver at her
home IN Charlottenberg. Germany.
Austrian soldiers and italian sailors
FLASHED at Abbaz,a and blcodshed was
narrowly averted. The kaiser arbi-
trated the quarrel between the two
powers.
At the annual meeting of the Ger
man Meteorological society il was
concluded that the forests had no APP
precia0le influence upon the rainfall
and genera! climate
Pope P.us X appeared in public fer
the first time since his coronation. in
honor OF the centenary of Gregory the
great A choir of 1900 voices render
ed the GregCrian chant
Mrs. Else Schaaf. formerly a promi-
has resulted IN the beginning of nego-
tiations for new treaty between
Great Britain Denmark. and Russia.
and insuring the neutrality of Den
mark IN the event of an Anglo-Russian
conflict
An encounter took place between
Hereros and German troops near On
eauj'ra. I'm German southwest Africa.
en- Saturday. The Germans. after
eight hours fighting. captured the
eremys position. Two lieutenants
AID two troopers were killed and one
officer and ten men wounded The
enemys loss was heavy.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18
A FARM BOYS CAREER.

Many references are made today
to the death of NJ. Hippclyte Mari.
noli. one of the bestknown men in
Paris and one who was regarded not
only as the Napoleon of compositors.
but as one Of the founders of the mod
ern French press, in conjunction With
that notable organizer and writer.
Emile de Girardin. He has died
leaving a large fortune, which sCme
estimate at nearly S2O.OOOOOO. He be
gan life with barely So. his share in
the lean inheritance of his father. the
poor gendarme of Sivry, in the Seine
Before entering a printing
office 10 work hard at an Old-fashioned
press MarinCni bad been minding cat
tie in the fields around his fathers
house. In memory of those far-oh
days he had a splendid picture in one
of his salons of a pasturage, with cat
tie grazing. by TryOn. This he used
to show TO his friends, remarking,
''Tryon painted those COWS. but | used
to look after them Paris Letter 10
London Telegraph.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

pills repair a weakened physical condl-
ton when this condition is caused 10y
sick kidneys.
Mrs. Sadie AIettleS of 394 W. Fourth
avenue. Columbus. Ohio. says: 'I'rior
to the year 1898 L suffered considerably
from backache, pain in the head, Ian
gUOr and depression and weakness OF
the action of the kidneys. The pain
was always worse in the morning and
1 felt miserable. l was induced to pro-
cure a box Of DOan'S Kidney Pills and
1 began their use They proved prompt
and effective. They cured me ana
there has been no return Of the trouble
since taking them. / owe all the credit
to DOan's Kidney Pills
4 FREE TRIAL of this great Kid
ney medicine which cured Mrs. Mettles
will be mailed on application 10 any
part Of the United States. Address
Foster-NIilburn Co. Buffalo. y. \. FOR
sale by all druggists. price % cents per
box.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

Paris, where she had lived since her
abdicatiOn III 1870.
Samuel HOar. nephew of United
States Senator Hoar, died at Concord.
Mass. aged 80 For twenty years he
was general counsel for the Boston and
Albany railroad
Thomas Allen of Chicago died. aged
81 years. He was born in PhiIadel-
phia Of revolutionary stock and served
in the civil war. He came TO Chicago
twenty-five years ago, engaging in the
corrugated iron business, eventually
founding Aliens COrnice and COrrugat-
ing works. of which he was president
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Russo-JAPANEsE We.


Japan orders two great battleships
iu England. the largest ahoat. and may
buy two more.
Russia denies the report or a battle
ON the YaIu in which many Russian
soldiers were killed.
St Petersburg has persistent rumors
that several Japanese transports have
been captured By Russians.
Russian military experts declare
that japanese cannot capture New
chwang. as the place is now effectively
defended.
TIE reads from Fenghuangcheng TO
Antuus. over which the Jap army
must advance. are almost impossible
because ol mud.
The Japanese fleet appeared OF
Port Arthur. but retired on being dis.
covered by Russian searchlights. so
MakarOn telegraphs.
ChefOO reports sighting a fleet OF
seventeen Japanese battleships and
cruisers. twenty steamers. and twelve
torpedo boat destroyers.
london has a Tientsien dispatch
saying that two trainloads OF Russians
wounded ln an engagement on the
Vain have passed through Mukden.
Russia expects 10 have 500. 900 sol
uiers iu anchuria by September.
The Baltic fleet is to sail in July.
Active war Is not expected TO begin
until fan.
There Is a growing belief that active
warfare in the far east Is at hand and
that Russia may desert Port Arthur
after its fleet has tried To make a holt
for VIadivOstok.
Russia demanded the withdrawal o,
Chinese troops now on Manchurian
frontier and the dismissal Of Japanese
officers The United States tacitlv
supports Russia i'm the demand.
In consequence of the departure OF
Russian representatives from Corea
the protection OF Russian interests in
that country has been temporarily in.
trusted TO the French diplomatic and
consular representatives.
a dispatch describing the burial NJ
russian seaman slain i'm the naval
naItie al Cncmulp0 says that detach.
ment OF sailors from the United States
slnooat Nicksburg. as well as sailors
rrom other foreign warships. followe1
abe bodies To the grave
The absence Of the usual influx o,
Sninese lahorers is severely felt AT
%ladiYostok- Generally thousands 90
Elere IN the spring by steamer from
CheFoo and Nagasaki. Vladivostol,
- dependent on their arrival in March
and April for manual labor.
a surgeon of the Variag saws the ex.
pericnce iu handling the wounded :,
Chemulp0 upset many theories. +,
was found that complicated devices
and stretchers were fmDrartlcsbls
Eishiy Of the wounded were carried
down in the arms OF their comrades
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18
DOMESTIC


James Luny was found murdered no.
side box car at Portal. Nd
Ars f. Marion Foie OF New York
claims TO have discovered the secraf r,
the determination OF sex.
Newton Marks. a theatrical NAV
teii trom a passenger train near For,
Bliss Tex and was killed
= New York girl viii be MARIE
Aiies becoming engaged al age of :
which was thirteen wears ash
~ William T. Bun oil New York
has resigned as professor of surgery =,
me College cf Physicians ami Sur.
-raus. 0"'
Andrew Lasko OF Newport was
found dead along the Lehigb vale,
IaliFoa4 near Cement0n. Pm. He bsd
been murdered.
al Bedford Ind. $500 has been an.
nfopfiated 20 employ counsel 10 ASST.
ih lne prosecution OF the alleged slava,
oi sarah Schafer.
'ai adHices from the new Alaska
district OF Tanana indicate thai ar
~lnter sold cleanup probably win
reach Si.000.0O0.
Or Daniel C. Gilman. president n,
the Carnegia institution. was raaIacto5
president of the American Oriental =
cieiy 10 Washington.
u salt Lake City cat which b.s
Heen carried 337 miles into NevsJa
walked home in three v-aal-- -
deserts and mountains
aruu Imam Z rs.s-
teos- leader who fed from tbs
t---oTious forces OF President NTor.1.s
arrived In New York
Cracksmen blew open the s,fa ~,
me Plat Rock Banking comnaDv ~
-9-el'y vile. Ind. Harry Nading prasi.
cent round no funds were MISSING
elAsEsmen blew the safe Of the EI..
E'oeA tlndl Banking comnarv ,,-5t1,
-ELIillile. but the time locks ~ tbo
9@LeS vaults saved the banks cash
severe snow storms occurred g,
-AiSutas. Montana. Nebraska -
ana Minnesota. Railway tr,e7. ~. :.
.hpeded and live stock was IN dane,
Al Tulsa. l. T.. United States Com.
missioner Clarence l. Leeds who's
connection with Indian land comnapias
mas been under Investigation. resigned
at III PasO. Tex. Gayle III. Stoker
oi Columbus. o., committed suicide be.
cause he was stranded ana could not
reach The bedside Of his dying father.
The American Academy OF Political
and Social Science held its convention.
In Philadelphia. Addresses were made
by Secretary Cortelyou and Controller
Ridgeiy.
Rev. r.. c. W. Parker OF Chicago has
accepted a call 90 the assistant pastor.
ship Of fremont temple. Boston. where
ne viii serve under the Rev. p. :.
Henson.
Near Upper Sandusly. o.. a monster
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18
LABOR

Miners OF the Terre Haute Ind. coal
district have agreed to return TO work
excepting those at Hymera.
Colorado militia officers. declared in
contempt by judge at Ouray. backed
by Gov. Peabody. defied the court and
declared they would resist the sheriff.
Joha VI. Glover. union lawyer. who
resisted military arrest and was shot
in the arm by the soldiers at Cripple
Creek. Col. has been fined for assault.
American Sheet and Tin Plate com
pany employees have been notified
that the plants viii close unless a wage
reduction is accepted. The question
of acceptance or strike is being argued
al Pittsburg. Pa.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

vide fer terms Of court at Daven-
port. Iowa; authorizing the county OF
ltasca. Mimi. to construct a wagon
ana foot bridge over the Mississippi
river. and fer disposal of an unsold lot
in the Fort Crawford military tract at
Pra rie du Chen, Wis. A report from
the house committee on banking and
currency recommending the passage
OF bin, Ito improve currency condi-
items was filed by Chairman Fowler.
The first section repeats the law which
prohibits customs receipts from being
deposited in national banks. The re
suit of the present law in this matter.
the report says. is unnecessarily to tie
up the money of the country The
second section repeats the monthly
three-million-dollar limit on bank note
retirement. The report says the re
peal of this restriction will give to
the national bank note circulation all
the elasticity which it is possible for a
bond-secured circulation to have. The
.recoinage of silver dollars into sub
sidiary silver coins is provided in the
third section. The limit of $1OO. OOO.-
600 as the total amount of subsidiary
silver coins that can be in existence
at any one time is repealed BY this
section.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

Sometimes WON e n
drift into a condition OF
half invalid" Contin-
ual languor. all tired
out, run down, back
ache. nerves shattered,
headache. terrible pain.
no appetite. poor diges-
ton. In nine cases out
of ten it's because the
kidneys fail TO do their
work of altering the poi
SOnOus system waste
from the blood. The
kidneys are weak and
need the Strengthening
help of DOan's Kidney
Pills. Read how these
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

Washington. April IA sharp col
loquy occurred in the senate between
Senators Teller and Hopkins OF a
letter written by the late General II.
III. Thomas of Chicago. attacking the
civil service administration of the
treasury department. Senator Hop
kins took exception to quoting the
letter and declared that the Colorado
senator would be willing to accept
authority from the slums." where
upon Senator Teller declined 10 yield
further. declaring Senator Hopkins
reference to the slums to be insulting
The incident occurred in connection
with the discussion of the pOstOfice
appropriation bill. That measure was
passed, all amendments offered by the
democrats being voted down. The bill
providing a form of government for
the Panama canal zone was taken up
but debate on it had not begun when
the senate adjourned The senate
passed bill extending the United
States pension laws to the participants
in the Indian battles OF New Ulm ana
Fort Ridgeley Mimi. in 1862.
The race question again was inject
ed into the proceedings of the house.
when Mr.. Scott of Kansas delivered
a long address. in which he referred
TO his previous statement that it was
current in Kansas that ex-President
Cleveland had dined C. H. j. Taylor. a
Kansas negro politician. He read
several letters from Kansas citizens
that it had been Taylors boast that
he had received such social attention
from Mr.. Cleveland. He also said
that Mr.. Cleveland, while governor on
New York had signed a bill providing
for mixed schools. In a spirited re-
ply. MIR. Williams of Mississippi. the
minority leader. defended the attitude
OF the south toward the negro ana
said The discussion Of the race aues-
ton by the republicans was an Ol0
game by which when the republican
party found itself confronted with IS
sues that threatened its supremacy n
began 10 wave the bloody shirt
AT the instance CT Mr.. Bartlett OF
N'N+- 1tNNf q ANNNNA AAOAiA AlEE HEbSls
dent Cleveland was read. denying that
he had ever dined a negro After its
reading Mr.. Bartlett said that when.
ever Mr.. Cleveland's name was sug
gested as possible candidate of the
democrats for president the repub.
ilcans seemed TO get very much ex-
cited and afraid. Mr.. Bartlett added
I know he Will not be nominated
know too, that he does not desire Il
be nominated" He said he also knew
that the democratic party would
nominate some one who was a true
democrat. and he added with some de
liberation. 1T is not very Difficult,
now 10 state who that viii be"
Does the gentleman know who if
VIII be. inquired Mr.. DalzeH
Yes, said Mr. Bartlett. the whole
couE.>y knows Judge Parker OF
New York This ELECTED democratic
applause.
Mr. Mccall of Massachusetts. chair.
man OF the select committee of the
house to investigate the connection OF
members with the matter complained
OF in the -Bristow report. presented a
report of the committee. II ex.
one.ates the numbers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

The gold production Of the Cripple
Greek district in Colorado IN 1909 was
S12.967.53
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18
CONGRESSIONAL NEWS


washington, April S.-ConJracts for
.cancelling machines used by the post
Office department were debated at
length in the senate in connection
with the postofice appropriation bin
senator Culberson introduced an
amendment reducing the rental Of the
machines and the democratic senators
charged that the rental now paid was
the same as paid under the contracts
made by George w. Beavers. when he
was chief of the salary and allowance
division of the postOffice department
and that they were excessive. Senator
Lodge denied the charge The post
Office bill was still under consideration
when the senate adjourned. The first
hours of the session were devoted to
a discussion by Senator Patterson OF
the Chinese question, in which he
maintained that the exclusion laws
would be ineffective after December
Il. unless there was additional legisla.
ton.
The house passed a large number Of
bills. including the Philippine shipping
bill and bill appropriating $4,000 in
aid of the Lewis & Clark centennial
exposition, to be held in Portland
oregon, in 1905. The Philippine ship,
ping bill provides that no merchandise
or passengers, except supplies for the
army or navy, shall be transported by
sea, under a penalty of forfeiture. be-
tween ports of the United States and
the philippines in any except vessels
of the United States. 1t does not pro-
hibit, however, the sailing of any for
eign vessel between the United States
and the Philippines, nor between ports
or places in the Philippines. The ton.
age taxes now in force on foreign YES.
sells coming to the United States are
levied on such vessels coming from
the Philippines. The Philippine COM
mission is authorized TO issue licenses
TO engage in lighterage or other exclu-
sively harbor business to vessels OF
other craft built in the Philippines OF
in the United States and owned by
citizens of the United State or inhabit-
ants Of the Philippines.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

Washington. April 1.-THE Culber-
son amendment to the pOstoffice appro
pration bill. providing for a ccmmis-
sion to investigate the postoffice de
pan tmCnt was before the senate all day
and after being ruled out of order in
a modified form. was pending when
the senate adjourned. Senator Cor
man made an earnest plea for an inves-
tigation. The house passed a bill
appropriating SS.OOO.OOO for the res
toration or maintenance CT channels,
or of other river ana barber improve
ments. Messrs. Burgess Of Texas and
Kransdell OF Louisiana favored in
creases in the appropriations for river
and har5or improvements. the former
urging that they should be doubled and
the latter regarding 100000 as
not too much. Mr.. Clark of Missouri
made a plea for the Improvement CT
the Missouri river. The house passed
bills authorizing the secretary of war
TO transfer to the Columbia Military
academy certain land in Maury county
Tennessee; for the relief of certain
settlers on the Wisconsin Central rail
road in Wisconsin, and the Dal!es
military road land grant, in Oregon;
creating a new division of the southern
judicial district of Iowa and TO pro-
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18
OBITUARY.

John ID. Lester of Tuscola. H.. aged
So. died at San Antonio. Tex. of ap-
Oplexy.
Ex-QUeel Isabella Of Spain died in
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

Washington. April 9.-In the senate
Senator Spooner replied to the demo
cratic structures on the conduct of the
postoffice department and also travers-
ed quite an extensive political field. He
defended the course of the postmaster
general in connection with the irregu-
larities Of his department and charged
that the effort on the part OF the demo
cratic senators to secure a congress
s,onal inquiry was in the interest of
party politics. He also defended the
president against the charge Of yiolat-
ing the law. which he said had been
made by democrats. declaring that
i'm nothing was the president so much
distinguished as in his determination
10 enforce the law Senator SpOoner
paid the highest tribute TO Postmas-
ter General Payne who he said. had
been unjustly maligned mere than any
other Official in a number of years.
No progress was made on the post
Office bill. The conference report on
the Indian appropriation bill was par
italy read but further consideration
was postponed on the suggestion that
the conferees had inserted provisions
that had not been passed on by either
house Several bills Of minor import
ance were passed. The bill for the
aid Of the Portland. Oregon. exposition
and the Philippine coast-wise shipping
bin were passed finally by accepting
a a. ~
executive order of the president relat-
ing 10 age as evidence of pensiCnable
disability furnished the text for an i'm
passioned appeal by Congressman
Bourke Cochran of New York to the
members of the house to uphold the
dignity OF that body by refusing to
submit to what he alleged to he the
usurpation Of the legislative authority
of congress by the executive. In
anticipation of Mr. Cocllran's speech.
almost every seat on the floor was oc-
cupied and the galleries were filed to
overhowilg Mr. Cochran held his
audience throughout and his remarks
frequently were punctuated with loud
applause from both sides of the cham
Der He characterized the presidents
Interpretation of the law as hollow
mocEery and play on words" and said
that this was known by the man who
wrote Il. as shown by the order itself.
lie declared that congress. on &C
count OF its pusillanimous failure to do
lis duty TO itself had lost caste. so
much so that the newspapers of the
country outside of Washington now
print only a paragraph or two of its
proceedings. The president and secre-
tary Ct interior found warm support
/ ers in Messrs. Dalzell. Grosvenor. Glib
son. Calderhead Lacey and Hepburn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-06-06
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