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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30
Grnnoeigentbur1s uebertragungeIl.

Samuel DR.. Woores on Fouls %.
gusder, Got 19, glOd 16, Sansfter u.
u. Dat Oil 9ob.. 41.2 Bel 1895 SUB.
usrbsHsrt, tustli6s Settle Der 8altis
more Gps., iibli9 bon 81. Ctr. ST.
900.
@eorss @. Stout on @eorse u.
3ion, Sbsil bon Got $40, Stoui's
Snoinna Npe. @bb., so bel $50 Jub,
paeant, 6ftli4e Settle Der Wilburn
Str. n6rbli4 BON Is. Sir. 81, 1000.
Waria 8. Npres on Wiaiam s.
&eib, Got 6 uno She'll bon Got z in
8aien's 8. Noo., ~ BEL 202 SUB, bsrs
beHsrt, Wefieite Der Selauare, n6ros
lib Der Ia. Ctr. SIS, 500.
Gobsrt 8. Sboot an Ssnrp Rieien=
berg. Got Sc uno She'll bon IS in
Sanoers Ctr. Mob'. Al bel 1874 8 Sub,
perbsHsrt, Norbieits Der Somnsp Str,
psftlid BON @risbt Ctr. SO. 900.
@iles q. 9obins on Daniel 6. 81.
Wara. 2ot 5 in @ranforo's Subj,
Sbsil bon Blod Is, @sftenb abb..
SO. 10 bel 153 SUB, osrbsHert. OHieite
Der @ermania Mbe., n6roli9 bon @al=
nut Ctr. $1,1l2.50
OoeHa Gbans an Marp Sites, Got
z in Seib's Subj. in She'll bon &ob=
ION u. u.s. Moo., SO. 60 bel 1855
SUB. paeant, OHisits Der @rap Str.
n6rolid bon Waibineton Str. 500.
\ 8ranbiae W. Ballard on George 8.
Wueler, Sbeil bon Der msIfii6en Sdlfts
bonn ihomefliden 8iertel, SEC. 9, Sp.
Is, 8an9e A, 90 acre, Center Sp.
81. 500.
@sorge g. 2ublmanr an gIenore
2~ublmann. Cots 2 unb 3 in @reB's
aoo., ESQ bel 2S6 Jub, bsrbeRert.
Norboit @de Der Naomi uno Sbelbp
Strabe. $4,000.
Sarab OOuns an @li3ubetb 8. Oar
ter. Got 81 in 0poe parf Noo., 40 bel
1872 SUB, bacant, Sfieite Der Senate
Mpe. n6roli9 bon 80. Ctr. $3.50.
Spbn %. Samllton or Walter s.
Subbarb, Got 852 in Stout's 0ermOnt
Str. NOb., so bel $50 6uB, bsrbshsrt,
Weffeite Der WiG &aoe Str, fhbli9
BON 0ermcnt Str. 81, 200. - 90
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30

aelangt. Die beutIGe 9refIe "itreitet
barber, pb ba5 Bier poer Der Sabat
miro bluten miTen, ob cine 3sifserb=
f6aftsz ooer @ebriteuer fommen pirh,
oh Der Spiritus nit elmer bOberen DIS
gdbe beoa6t perben ipq, pber fpie man
ipnft Dem Rei9e neue @innabmequeGsn
erOffnen tOnnte, pbne in Die &s6te Ter
Gin5elitaaten einsugreifen.
Die &ei9sreeierung itebt Dor elmer
iebr i6nierigen 4Hfgube, neil lie einerz
ieits Die SteuerpriOilegien Der @in5eIz
i~tuaten 81 f9onen unb anOererieits Die
Soften Der Deitstsn politii3en uho
nirtbf4dftliGen Gntpidelung oes &ei=
DIES oerart gere6t 5u ~Dertbeilen getpilt
tit, DAB ibr Druid ii9 ni9t sin5elnsn
&lafen Der 8eO0lferung ii6sr @e6iibr
fiiblbar ma@t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30
Mus oentiaem gereias= &reiiea

Inter 8orfb bon Germ %. Stidan
belt asftern Der g reuen nnterf t.
8erein in Der Columbia 6ale feline
regslmdbiss geriammlung ab, bic f&
zines 9uten gefu6s erfreute:: Sas
&ebifons : 2omite bsri9tete. oaB es
ale Bidder in better Oronuns gefun-
ben uno bstrd9t oas 8ereins' 8erm6sen
isbt s3452.00.
gs purben Srei neue Wlitqlieoer auf=
aenpmmen uno Elm 2anoioat our Mit-
slieoidaft bOr9ei6laaen.
Sas Stiftuuesfef 9omite reitte
einen fsbr ahnfiQen 8sri&t Elm uno
uuroe unter Sant Der Anweienoen ent-
lahen.
0a9 grlsoi9uns Der &Outine=8e=
f6dfte trat Ssrtaeuns Elm, ord blieben
Die Mnueienoen nod ldn9ere 3eit in
qsmiitblidsr nntsrbaltung beiiammen.
sumal Der 9erbersspater Serr 0ams
merle in asnir6Ter @eife our @smiitb=
li9teit ourd gerabrei6ung prd9tige,
@limm ten9el beitru9.
SieSamen bes 6 ibieiteS n.
b 8 hieltsn unter 8orfb oOr
SRI. Winuie Seruer 9sftern cine sui
beiu9te 0eriammlung a6.
Die Abrehnune Der lsBten Nbenb.
untsrhaltuna erenb einen bibider
ueberi&uB.
gs tueroen 0orbereitunqe1 fir eins
9ruse 9artenpartie nit na6foleenbem
Sang fir SOnniag. ben II NODembel
aeiroTen. Die Samer peroen fir Die
n6tbisen grfriidungen iOrgsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30

@afbinsto n, 80. Ostbr.
Sir Snbiana: Sbeilpeiie be!pSIft bente
gia6t unb Oienitas, pabri9einli9 lei9te
S1auer beute Nadt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30
SerfOlstsr 9teb iaBt oie 8ents
TIM Stid.

Cine lufise Saso auf einen Siet
unternahm poli3it See, bic oamit en-
bette, oaB Der 8eamte benz 2erl einen
2orb nit 2ebensmittelti abiaste. De,
Glii6tlin9 entfam.
Wdbrsno Der Poli3if nod nit BEN
iduersn Rorbs, in peldem fi9 ffni
pfuno Butter, mebrere Portionen
6leiih uno anoere Qebensmittel befan=
ben, umberirrte, ni&t wiheno, mas ct
nit osmlelbsn anfansen io0e,, CT.
fdisn 6rau 8romn BON go. 260e
Noro Capitol abenus, tusl9e fi9 ole
@igentbiimerin Der Sa9en borfeGts
uno ben 4orb in gmpfane nabm.
CUR 3eit Der Sa9o wubte See nod
ni9t, bab Der bon ibm gerislste Elm
Sieb iei.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30
faIIe.

: a.mes W tlliams aus
philadelphia, Der laut Nusfngen Der
SispenIariumsdr3te Siemlid iGief &C.
labep hatte, fisl m DER Mahaduietts
Nbs., Dor Dem 5euerpebrs 0aupiauar.
tier, bon einsm StraBenbabnwaeen
llnb 3og f& i9mer3lide gerlsBungen
su. Die Sispenfariums : Imbulaas
untsr Or. .Yoole bradte ben Mann
mad Dem 5Oipital, mo- Wiaiams srf
cine 4rt 6srentan3 auHibrte. ebe &c
sslang. i'm iOweit gu brinssn, oab
man i'm In Bebanblung nebmsn
fonnte.
2ebi 9rue aug p~lainfielb.
Snb., Der Dor benz occidental 6otel al
Jale fam, unb R9 2opf uao @efidi
DerleBte. tuurbe our4 Sispsnfariums-
a.3t Or. 2augbIin nod Der Terminal,
Station ssbra9t.
Sarrp g m I t 3, Der nit einem
Gbelbp StraBenbabnmageon folioirte,
purbe bon benz bsnadbart.n 81. 6.
6. &oie, tpobin Jpn bic Nmbulnns ab.
lieferte, In Bebanolung genommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30
Wirtbi9afts= nebermabme.

Bremen Srsnnbeu uuo getonnten, ioipie benz publi
fun I'm Gnsemstnsn. 3ur auseiss, ooB i'd bic bisber
bon Saeob weesel, SO. 1534-l536 Shb Can 6trabe,
Horbpsft ode bon gaft uuo 9incolu etr..l eefhbrts
sSirtbfd,sft. perbuneen init p~ooL>3immer, aber'
uoTmen babe.
Go utro mein Beitrebsn ietu, cine in iebtr Bssiebuna
CUTE uno respectable @irtbit Daft 3u fhbreu uuo labs i'd
Seoermauu frenubli4ft sin mi9 In nieinem neueu Go
faIe gu beiu4en. @atuues pon
9nbn B~euerHnnerfer,
1534-1536 Sao Gaff StraRe.
- Bic garHelo Fart Ger iptuie bic slS San
Strass Cor bdIt brett Dor meinsm gIabe on.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30
@etterberimt.

sar "a stunssn suSsnb = upr ROrssns, 81. ottOb.r
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30
8eid)Sfma ttsrcfor;.,

UEIer zen SCridGSn, NIL Dellen JSr
beuti9e &eid6stag iid9 oemnG9it gu be-
i9dftigen baben nirD, nimmt Ger Gnts
purT fir bie @eiunDung Ser &ei9as
Finan5en ipegen Ieiner aQgemeinen Be-
beutung unO SringIi9feit tpsitaus Die
erite STEELE Elm.
SIN Gei986uusbolt flaffen 10 oieie
unb 10 tpeite 2iiden. bag pirtbi6afts
li6e un6 politii9e Giidii6ten cine ball
bige un0 bur6grsifenbe Abbilfe gsbies
terif9 forbern. Die unum9GngliGen
Qusgaben fir Die Si1erbeit bes 2anz
bes iteigen ftetig, uno Der &ei6sinpalis
henfonbs pirb in &iir5e iebr bebeutsns
Der 3ui9iFs beoiirfsn, ba oie i6m aus
Der fran5Dfii6en 9riegsfoitenentf6dz
oigung CUR @%erfiigung geiteqten Mittel
na9 uno na9 nabe5u aufge5ebrt porz
ben limb.
Die 3eidsi9ulb lit fs9r i6nea ge>
ftisgen unb Fat bereits ben @etrag bon
brei Miniarben Marf iiberf9ritten.
Die id6rli6 81 bedenbe 3inienlait 0iez
Ter ungebeueren Summe belduft 1t9
auf 113 Miqipnen Warf. 8ebeutenoe
8etrGge bes Mebrbeoarfs i'm Geide
tperoen auf bic gu Observation-Disclosures
perpfli9teten 8unoesItaaten abgenGl5t.
Sa aber bic lleberpeiI ungen in ben
leBten Sabren tart binter Den Infore
Oerungen 5uriidblieben, unO Da ii9 imz
mel srDbere l1nteridiebe gum RaGz
tEeile Der 5inan5lage Der @inSelfaaten
bsruusfteGten, 10 iuben fi9 bieIe se>
5tpungen, Die erfprberliden Summer
0ur9 Nufndbme bon Mnleiben gu
otden ober tie i9ulbig 81 bleiben.
Gin5is bas 80nisrei9 preuben 1T
bant Dem aubergepDbnli6en Stanoe
Nshner 5inanaen tets in Der Gage ees
tpeIen, allen 8erpfli6tunger geeen bas
Rei9 obne Snanipru9na6me feines
8rebits piinftli9 na9Sufommen, uno
es lit tpobl audi i'm Stanbe, Die ftsis
genoe 8elaitung nod auf lGngere I3eit
6in gu ertragen. Sir bic iibrigen
Stdaten bilbet oas tpa9fenbe MiBberz
bdltniB SpiI6en oen G%innabmen nno
Nusgaben bes &ei6es cine empfinoli9e
S9GOieung ibrer 5inun5pirt6I9aft.
Die meiiten bon ibneh iinO ni9t in Der
Gage, sic bireften Steuern peiter
binuuf3ui9rauben, es bliebe ibnen To-
nit, foenn ni9t re9t5eitig Mb6iilfe ge@
16dIf,n miro, ni9ts Mnberes iibrig,
als ii9 INNER tiefer in S9ulben gu
f~tiiraen.
Ollie 9arteien unb ale p~erbiinbeten
@%esierungen iino ii9 barber einig,
bab bic 5inanSluge bes Rei9es sebeI>
iert iperben miiKe, uno Stpur f9nea,
eriinbli9 unO auf Die Bauer. Sie To-
senannte feline 5inanSrefurm oes Wfi>
niiters b. Stengel bat ii9 ni9t be-
pdbrt. Die grlei6terung, tpel6e lie
brahte. mar 10 serinsfisig i'm @er>
bdltniB gu Der @eIammtlait, baB Die
gin5elitaaten feline nennenspertbe 2ins
oerune fpiirten.
Seit pielen Mpnaten miro iebt Be-
reits bon Der Hei9sresierung an Der
fogenannten groben Tinan5reform ge@
arbeitet, iiber ben Grfols oieier SbGe
sisfeit finb inDeb nod teine perbiirgten
Mittbeilunser- in Die Seffeniiiuteit
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30

2ocaLN etterberi9t
SbeiIpeiie beu6Ift beute Ra4t uno ON
Oientas, leidter Ressn ODER S4nesseftSber
beute RaGt fanenbe 5%emperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30
Tberniometerftono

Tbermometertono.
S6Gfe Temperatur ......... 4S @ral
Rieorigffe Ter1peratnr. ..-....... 81 -
80. e. BIbtPs
SectionssS Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30

.Some Of TIE Grienolss" bat
auf wieoerboltes ernfes @riu&en bes
Sugsnbs5eriGtes iebt &dumli9teiten
bergsri9tst, In uel9en Wdo9en, wel9e
bas @sri9t gu balten geoentt. unterss-
bra9t merosn f6nnen.
Serr Simon 9ofmari
nsbf Grau unb 9oGter febrten bon
elmer orsimOnatli9en grbOlunssreiis
i'm nlteii 0aterlanoe MULTIPLICATION bier.
Der 3urid.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30

ESfarh. SSm. 6otfemaul, am Somftog. rs.
Os"to October, Ranmttta9s um $50 ubr TN
AIter bon GA Sohren.
Die eesrbisung TuSct am 9isuTtus. 81. OftOber,
Nn4mittoss I'm 2 t1br, bon BEN Ernuerbouie, 30.
6sa On IL. etrose. ftatt. gesrOieuns ouf @rOuu DIN.
Die trarerub.u SinttrbIiebsusn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-10-30
..Nvres 8nQetin....
GrDBe &ngs, fleine Yreiie

Sin ipe5ieler Gintauf errn0sltdt IS urs
@ertbe gu o~fferiren bic ibreS @IeiH,n in
bieier Saiicn nod ni9t batten. 9Is Seueis:
@rntiniter @elSet 8uss, 9 BEL IL SUB, ertra
i9were GuaIitdt, $500 4ugS SuS21.OO
8obb 8riiHeler 3u9S, 9 Bel IL SUB in srtra
i4werer Nualitdt, 9 BET IL SUB srpB,
meiitens in OeifinS fleiner gtufterune,
ipertb $29 90, marfirt 1900 22 90
Selpet Hu9s, 9 bel IL SUB, in niebIiden
@tuitern nnb bunflen Sarben. Cine Auas
Iitdt bic itets $27. 90 ~foftete. 60 LANCE
ipel4e an Sanb finb su.........$19.S5
9luber ben obieen cine @nSabl Tapeftrp
SriifieIer Russ, 8 bel II Sui, 81 S15. 90
Sin Ouseno Ober 70 penissr feir, in 9 BEL
IL rno l03 BET 9 SuB GrDBen,
5u Sf3. IS unb 50. 75
Sierter Stod, Sib.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
WlSCONSIN'S RECoRn
FAITHFULLY TOLD IN RFAnAe,
SHAPE,
Tries to Kill Four cb;,a-
Holds Insurance Law Valid
Man Shoots Himself with po,o,
Bought by His Son.


mad rauilne Schermer of Oshkosh
childron n attempt to kill her four small
,,iureh with butcher knife. but was
prevented by neighbor. Nrs scbo,n w.
mas been patient at the northern hos
400 s' oul was discharged about a year
ago, apparently cured. The story os toId
at the police station, is that after bar
husband had gone to work in tbn NOM
ing she arose from her bed at about :
o clock and, without waiting 70 Dress
came downstairs in her night roha So;z,
ing a butcher knife, she attemntad 70 lin
ner children. S. c. Fem eff the firm of
enn u Nachtrab, saw the woman's con
aitlon from across the street and imme-
uiately lnterfered in the attack. The
authorities at the northern hospital were
notlhed and attendants were sent after
the woman.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12

ing to the first irrigation canal com
pleted under the direction of the Fed
eral government.
ThlS canal is in Nevada, and will di
vert the waters of the Truckee River.
and with the completion of the dis
trlbutlng bitches it will reclaim 10000
acres of land. Plans are making for
a great celebration. Many of the Off
Gals OF the government VIII be invited
to witness the turning OF the waters of
the Truckee into the canal, and the
officers OF the reclamation service
have arranged to take the members
Of the Committees on Irrigation in
Senate and House to witness the first
triumph in the great scheme for max
ing the barren waste of the West
blossom as the rose" Governors of
Western States will be there in con-
siderable numbers. IN fact, special
trains will run from Salt Lake City on
the east and from San Francisco on
the west.
Few persons have any conception of
the governments undertaking in the
arid West. The Panama canal comes
in for newspaper attention every day,
and yet it will, when completed, be
small piece of work and limited in it's
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
All Over the State.

Mrs. Walter Pember, wife of a proml-
nent Johnstown resident hanged herself
while temporarily insane.
Hans Peterson was killed under a
Wisconsin Central passenger train at Ab-
hotsford. while getting off in the yards.
A large and fully appointed theater
will be erected in La Crosse, according 10
plans proposed by local and foreign capl-
talists.
There has been $1,000 given to Law
renee university library. Mrs. George
Swift gave 1000 and George DAVIS OF
Neenah added $500 more.
John II. Walechia Of Clintonyille and
Allen Hibbard of Milwaukee have been
chosen chairman and business manager
respectively of the Badger board
kilograms announce the death OF
Frederick w. Lyman. one OF the best
known pioneer business men OF henosha'
at his winter home at Georsiana, RIA.
T NJ. Hubert, an old resident OF
Dalton took a heavy dose Of tlncture or
iodine in place of his usual medicine
Inv mistake. Fatal consequences were
averted.
After Northwestern university had &c
f.otad the st. Johns Military Academy
baseball team of Delafeld, free-for-all
frht took place on Main street. No ar
rests have been made.
The Wisconsin Trust Company was
onnointed trustee a meeting Oh Tue
creditors of Frank g. BigeloW at MIL
YANKEE. Bigelow's debts were reported
20 omount to S3,500,000, of which 81
54o 1873 is due the First National BANK
Mrs Lille Walls was almost instant
" Killed by a Wisconsin Central tram at
I,oval on a sidetrack at the rear OF the
at,+;on She was bewildered by the back
40 If freight ears and crushed. The
aoronar's iurv censured the company Tor
carelessness.
The Rev. G. w Martin, pastor of the
Raptist church in Barron, VINO leit uh,
dor charges some time ago, was expelled
nv the board on his admissions Oh cnaFses
,,,oda nv Cora Studebaker, the church
ianitor. DR.. Morton wife 1oilo"eu hliii
70 Chicago. where they are now.
w B, Genges -four mill at Lone Rock
vas wrecked by the explosion OF the ooll-
aud large piece of steel struck a bag
&c rrain which Harry LOOMS was car
.;na saving him from probable death.
,notbar niece struck within few inches
- Mr. Gene. Inc loss was S5oo.
Herman Petersen. l1-year-oid Ne
,orh, how. took a small quantity OF chic
form The prompt arrival of physi-
eians saved the life of the boy. 1t Is
iai,,od that he had been out of work for
40 weeks and was respondent.
Dentist Forbes of Horizon met with
,,1;ar accident to his left eye recently.
P ~ EXTRA acting a tooth it broke and
go struck DR.. Forbes eye. 1t grad
Ill became inflamed and he was com
a,1od ~ 90 to Trinity hospital in Mil
l,,ankaa TO have it treated. The eye be-
aan,e infected from germs on the tootn,
ah;oh are of the most poisonous KIND.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
re- NE - Side
{9lGgsTf EgA
The News ~

>sussia has nerve. She can talk bigger
after licking than any nation on earth.
However it is hardly a square deal"
to the lid to go away and leave Taft
sitting on it.
If Castro keeps lifting the lid to that
little asphalt pot he'll fall in and scald
himself to death.
Washington city hasn't even the ex-
element of a horse race now to keep it
from going asleep.
The beef trust is about to receive an
other indictment. But will the beef trust
take notice of it?
Mrs. Chadwick will always regret that
she never had the pleasure of meeting
James Hazen Hyde.
The farmers have had to pay high
prices for their -four, but they got good
money for their wheat.
Taft must have put his whole weight
on the lid of the Venezuela affair. Not
even a squeal is heard.
Japan accepted friendly offices" once
and was robbed of Port Arthur. She
wants no more of them.
When Secretary Taft sits on a monop-
oily it is never likely to look so plump
and symmetrical afterward.
Nevertheless, young Hyde is evidently
a disappointment to those who supposed
that he would quit under fire.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12

ed she will not be tried again in case
of disagreement. One of the officers
of the court said the jury stood three
for acquittal and nine for manslaughter
in the first degree.
Nan was in court when the jury came
for the second time but was in dead
faint the whole time. A physician was
sent for, but did not arrive, and Nan
was carried back to her cell still uncon-
scious.
Caesar Young was killed ON June 4,
1904 while riding in cab with Nan Pat
terson. She was arrested and has been
tried three times on the charge of muir
der. The first trial failed because of the
illness of juror. In the second trial the
jury disagreed. The theory of the pros
ecution was that the girl killed Young
because he was about to sail to Europe
to get rid of her. She declares he shot
himself because he had to leave her.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
Bills Passed-Assem b1y.

No 224A, relating to special assess
ments, etc, and amending certain laws
(amendment.
No. 394A NIr. Hagarty), to appropri-
ate to l.. NJ. Sturdevant a sum of money
to reimburse him for money paid out
by him for the State Of Wisconsin.
No. 1904 (AIr TarrelD, regulating the
organization admission fees and taxes
of reinsurance companies.
No. 462A Committee on education),
relating to certificates for primary teach
ers in certain cases.
No. 617A (Mr. Berner), relating to the
use of soda water bottles for poisonous
medicines and substances.
No 1923 (Senator Wylie). relating to
the advisa blity of establishing a State
park about Devils lake, Sank county.
No. 1928 (Merton). extending jursdic-
ton of county courts in probate matters.
No 166S (Frear), to st. Crois county
court
No. 714A Committee on agricultural,
relating to the live stock sanitary board.
use of voting machines.
No. 349A committee on public health
and sanitation, relating to excise and
the sale of Intoxicating liquors, author
izing destruction of seized liquor.
No. BPS Roehr), for system of tract
induces for Milwaukee register of deeds
office.
No. 145S Roehr), to regulate the con-
solidation and reinsurance of domestic
insurance companies.
1918 (Sanborn), simplifying the pur-
chase of property in controversy.
No. 1854 (Mr. McGregor), to provids
for the appointment of State park COM
mission.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
cHicAGo's SIDEWAYS.
The Busy Underground World OF the
Western Metropolis.

The Busy Underground World OF the
Western Metropolis.
The stranger visiting Chicago has no
idea OF the immense amount OF traffic
that is being carried on beneath his feet.
As matter of fact that enterprising
western metropolis has developed a vast
underground system so quietly that many
of her own residents are unaware of its
great extent. This compares quite favor
ably with New Yorks method of sub
way construction, where the people liter
ally ''tumbled" to the work by falling
down the gaping chasms in the streets
being operated upon or else were made
aware of it by manufactured messages
from the rending rocks. Without noise,
traffic, the central business district of
Chicago has been honeyeombed with
these tunnels. Twenty-eight miles al
ready have been constructed, and extern
sions are projected.
10 the visitor, Chicagos principal
streets might seem as much congested
with traffic as ever and yet, far below
their surface, scores of electric locomo-
tives are pulling freight trains that are
taking thousands of tons of coal into the
OOiACA 1OO1AlS VI Shy SCIdpclS, NituOuL VA y
noise or sign of effort in the street They
are removing tons of ashes, and caring
for the excavations from the Easements
of buildings in course of construction.
More than this, they are hauling daily
many thousands OIL tons of freight which
was formerly carried over the pavements
in wagons.
Think of the relief this must afford!
But that is not all. There is another way
in which the tunnel system will be used
to materially advance Chicago's interests.
On Feb. Is, 1905, the company entered
into contract with the government I'M
der which all of Chicago's second, third
and fourth-class mail matter will be
transferred from the railway stations to
the new postoffice through the tunnels.
A further plan to utilize the tunnel for
mail purposes involves the building OF
chutes connecting the street corner mail
boxes with boxes in the tunnel, where
the mail can be collected by cars.
When the new schemes are perfected
and added to the present pneumatic tube
service for frst-class mail, Chicago will
have the most perfect underground mail
facilities in the world. Through the tun
nels 800 tons of mail will be handled
daily, in special locked United States
cars. The system will be in operation
by June 1.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
SUNK IN A FOG AT SEA.
Great Hole Torn in the Steamer
Arkansas by Barge.

The Joy line steamer Arkansas, bound
from Boston for New York, was struck
nv the coal laden barge GlendoWer, III
tow from Philadelphia for Boston, ana
SINK less than fifteen minutes later, but
out of forty-seven passengers ana q ere"
of twenty-nine on the steamer, most OIL
whom were asleep at the time OF the
collision. only one life was lost.
The scene of the collision was about
a mile and a half southeast OF the foi,
lock Rip Shoals lightship, Off Vineyard
Haven. Mass. The disaster was due 10
q fog. The tug cleared the Aransas put
tbe barge Glendower struck the steamer
om;dshins on the starboard side opposite
tba engines. tearing open great hole
through which the sea poured ike cat
.roct The Glendower was unlnJured.
mo anpine room and fire room OF the
,Aransas were quickly flooded and some
of the firemen barely escaped oelns
caught by the torrents OF water. ~ 10
seen at once that the steamer was sllin
ing and orders to lower the poats "eie
given. r,ora
Most of the passengers ana ere" VIZ" W.
in their berths at the time OF tue coilt1
ion. but all were awakened Dy the cia9n'
They dressed hastily and rushed upon .no
deck. Although there was great eA ,.:
ment there was no panic ana Tue us.
nlina of the crew was eNceHeit'
man taking his appointed station.
While some of the passengers Were
bo;no transferred to the steamer IVA
tbo Patience came alongside the rapluis
sinl,ino Aransas and took Oft those e, WV
had not already taken to the boats. Ihos 's
who had taken to the boats were : . rnoa
transferred to the tug or to the o"i
in tow. ,;n
As soon as the Arkansas had ulsnp
reared beneath the waves the lu5 Mt
tianca with the survivors on ooaru pus
ahn,,t and headed for port. Some OF the
n paeas belonged in Providence . anu
p phssr in Boston and New York. I Inc
S Hransas had full cargo Of general m nea
cbandise most of which, it is understood
was insured
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-05-12
Insurance Law Valid

Judge Dick of Juneau has decided that
tne State law providing for reorganiza-
.ioh OF mutual fire insurance companies
IS constitutional, in the case of Ulrich
Huber against the Germantown Insur-
ahce Company, by sustaining the demur-
rer or the company. Ulrich charged that
the Germantown Mutual Farmers Insur-
ance Company was void and demanded a
large sum of alleged surplus, on the
ground that the law under which this
transfer was made was not constitu-
tiOnal