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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
RAP GOVERNMENT JOBS.
House incidentally INDUCES in Sarcasm
for Senate-Old Office Holders
in Danger.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 49,
The House today considered the legisla
tive, executive and judicial appropriation
bill. 1t carries a total appropriation OF
500, 1874, 1S1. Mr.. Littauer On. " ex
planned the bill and during the debate
the following opinions were delivered:
That a senator cost the government
Just three times what a member of the
House costs.
The door of entrance to government
service is wide open, but once in, il
opens only wide enough to let coffin
out.
The present laws on the subject are
dead ones, carrying no penalty.
Mr.. Livingston also gave notice that
he should offer a substitute for the age
limit provision, by putting on the civil
service committee the duty of reporting
on the efficiency of every government
clerk 60 years or older.
why not let these people go out the
same door they came in:" asked Mr.
Livingston. Civil service means civil
pensions. and all the powers of heaven
and earth or hill cannot stop it-wheth-
er we can or not remains to be seen
Uaughter). The civil service board has
time to burn. Everybody works but
the board-let it shoulder this work.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
Wild Goats Kill Vipers.

Though vipers are very abundant in
many parts of both England and Scot
land there is no such general feeling
against them as causing injury to fiocks
as is current in the Swiss mountains.
Doubtless they are there very mischiev-
Gus to lambs and kids.
In England no shepherd ever reckons
the viper as among his natural enemies,
except on the Cheviot hills. On these
green mountains, swarming with sheep.
the injury debited to the vipers has led
to the survival of very ancient race OF
wild goats. These goats, correctly or
not, are believed to kill numbers of
vipers, and consequently no farmer ever
kills one. or sees one shot. as is occa-
sionally done, without regret.
No one knows how long these goats
have continued to exist as privileged
animals, owing to their reputed useful
ness. but as the keeping of sheep be-
came possible on the border after the
union of England and Scotland had
made property safe. the breed may have
an antiquity of nearly three centuries
London Spectator.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
IN THE SENATE.

Two speeches on the railroad rate bill
were made in the Senate on the 18th. Mr.
Scott spoke in opposition to the pend 1Is
remainder of the session was devoted to
statehood Messrs Perkins and Spooner
speaking in opposition. An executive SEES
sion was taken at 800 p. m and at 5:15
the Senate adjourned until IL O'Clock next
day.
The entire time of the Senate on the Sth
was devoted to general debate on the state
son opposed the measure as it now stands.
while Mr.. Beveridge supported it, He had
not completed his speech when adjournment
was taken at $50 p. NJ, and he Will be
given an hour next day to conclude. Then
amendments will be considered until 4
o'clock and the final vote will be taken be-
fore adjournment.
The Senate on the 9th passed bill for
the admission of a new state to be called
Oklahoma. and to be composed of the pres
emf territory of Oklahoma and Indian Ter
ritOrv II was the House joint statehood
bill with all the provisions relating to
Arizona and New Mexico stricken out The
motion to eliminate these territories os s4 IRON On
The House railroad rate bill was made UNI
finished business. During the morning
hour bill approprlating S4Oo,ooo Tor the
Improvement of the mouth of the Columbia
liver was passed. At OBS D. NJ. the Senate
went into executive session, and at o:42
adjourned until Monday
Acrimonious debate over the President S
recent message scoring the resolution for all
inquiry into the coal roads as being made
Uuate occupied the early part of the session
on the 18th Senator Tillman, who framed
the resolution, bitterly condemned the
Presidents attitude Senators Lodge and
Spooner took the position that the PreSi-
dent was warranted in making the criti-
cisms At = O'Clock the rate bill was called
ND and Senator Culberson spoke on the sub
iect of a bill which he has introduced to
take the place of the House measure. Sew
eral bills Of local Importance were passed
and at sos D. IN. the Senate adjourned IN
til next day.
The Senate on the 18th passed a number
of bills, including the following: ProVld-
ing for the punishment of government Of
ticials for the premature divulgence of Sc
cret information of government bureaus III
such matters as crop reports. granting eN-
ccutive authority over the construction of
bridges over navigable streams, giving gov
eminent sanction to the efforts on the part
of Delaware and New Jersey to adjust their
long pending boundary dispute, a horizing
the construction of a public bu-- ing Ill
Denver at Il cost of $2,3OO,OO0, authorizing
the disposal of J05,O0 acres of land in the
<iowa. Comanche and Apache reservations
in Oklahoma to the highest bidders under
the provisions of the homestead laws, au-
thoriZing the erection of monument III
Washington to the memory of John Paul
Jones at cost of $4,000. Mr. Simmons
made the speech of the day on the railroad
rate bill. supporting the House measure
At $50 p. M. the Senate went into eXecu
tive session and adjourned ten minutes later
uutil the next dlv.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
WOMEN FOUGHT, TOO
CEN. WOOD EXPLAINS IHElR
DEATHS IN JOLO.
Were Worked Into Religious Frenzy by
Priests and Joined Battle, or Shlea-
ed Their Men.

MANILA. March 13.-MaJ. zen.
Wood announces that he assumes 1uil
responsibility for the fight against 'ne
,Joros at Dajo hill near Jolo. lie salu
that there was no wanton destruction Oh
women and children, though many We're
killed by force of necessity because the
Moros used them as shields. lie de-
clares that many of the women wore
male attire.
Another confusing cause was the des-
naration with which the women fought,
p tba e nriests having worked all OF the
Moros to religious frenzy. Many o Oh
the Moros feigned death and butcherea
the American hospital men VINO We're
relieving the wounded.
Cen. Wood said Neither. in this ;. or
any other fight has an American soldier
killed xiii woman or child except IN close 1;s
action when it was impossible to dis-
Secretary of War Taft cabled Tor a
full explanation concerning the deaths L4 OF
the women and children, and Gen. Wooo
has sent lengthy reply.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
WORK OF CONGRESS.
IN THE HOUSE.

Under the cover of the general debate on
the Indian appropriation bill the House in
Mr. Burke Is. d. told Of the prosperous
condition of the indians; Mr.. Kline Pa.)
advocated reforms in the fiscal system; MI.
Brantley (Ga) spoke against federal Ii
censes for pilots; Mr.. Haughen Qowa) OPP
posed the establishment of parcels post;
Mr.. Gardner Mass) urged additional immi,
defended Henry Clay from the charge of
being a standpatter. The Indian bill will
be taken up next day for amendment. A
Was passed las reening ba en Sale lu e
government coal at Fort Davis, Alaska. At
5 p. IN. adjournment was taken until next
day.
The House on the Sth passed the Indian
appropriation BILL carrying $7,7S5, 52S. Only
a few minor amendments were made. The
members then proceeded to entangle them
lieutenant general. The result was an ad-
iournment at $50 p. m. for lack of quor-
rum, but the vote to consider the bin
showed an overwhelming, sentiment in its
favor, and it probably will be passed in due
course. The following resolutions were
passed: Calling on the secretary of state
for the report of Herbert FL. ID; Peirce on
the condition of American consulates in the
Orient and especially Shanghai; requiring
the postmaster general to report to the
House whether Town Topics is admitted to
the mails and whether the government as
sists the publication in Its occupation of
extorting money by blackmail. The latter
was from Bourke Cochran
The House. on the 9th passed 4OS private
pension bills and devoted three hours to
the considerat ton of Il bill providing for
uniform system of naturalization, the chief
feature of which requires an alien to write
either his own or the English language and
to speak and read the latter. and to declare
his intention to reside permanently in the
United States before he can become an
American citizen. 1t met with many OBJ
sections resolution calling on the post
master general to inform the House why
the Indahoma Union Signal of Shawnee,
Okla. is excluded as second-class mail mat
ter was laid on the table. At sos p. m.
the House adjourned until Monday.
The statehood bill was returned to the
House from the Senate and was laid on the
speakers table without comment on the
18th District of Columbia legislation then
was taken up. An effort to bring up the
naturalization bill failed because of lack of
q quorum At 4:3O o'clock the House ad
iourned until next day.
The House began the consideration of the
legislative executive and judicial appropri-
alton bill, and incident to it discussed the
question of eliminating aged clerks from
the government service. the placing of alco-
hol used in the arts on the free list. the
restriction of Japanese and Korean lmnll-
grafton. and finally conditions in New YORK
city resulting from immigration. At . p. M
House adjourned.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
Don't be discouraged, no matte

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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
WIFE FORSAKES DR.. DOWlE
Ignores His Messages and Says She Was
Deceived as to Financial Condi-
lions Of Zion.

CHICAGO. ILL.,. March 13.-Jchn Alex
der Dowie and his wife have parted. &C
cording to The Daily News. 1t is 30
clared that the last message from DOVE
to his home was ignored, and THAI Mrs.
Dowie has thrown in her lot with tia
ordinary followers of Zion.
1t is claimed Mrs, Dowie told her
friends that she has been deceived rs 20
the real conditions in the church and no
lieved that millions of mo0ey were avail
able,
Mrs. Dowie yesterday called in brok-
ers who made an inventory of the trr-
nishings of the Dowie home at Zion
City, which is decorated i'll most cN-
pensive manner. She declared that she
desired to sell everything for the good
OF the church. and that when the fur
nishings had been sold, the house Itself
was NJ the disposal Of the society.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
DON'T CARE TO VOTE.
Few Peasants Go to Polls in Russia
Village Elders, Priests and Clerks
Get Majorities.

ST. PETERSBURG, March 13.-The
returns from the peasants elections con-
'tinue generally to show the selection OF
elders, priests and village scribes to rep
resent them at the district conventions,
but there are notable instances of apathy
or of demand for a complete, new
electoral plan. At Ardatoff only 50 out
of 1900 small farmers participated. and
lin the provinces along the Volga almost
without exception the peasants continue
ito elect new men The full returns
from the workmen's election at Moscow
ishow that G5 per cent. participated and
that they mostly selected moderate lib
erals
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
They Stand Alone.

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and as q conspicuous example OF open,l
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Catarrhal affections whether OF 'he|
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Each bottle of the above, medlcllnesl
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This frank and open publicity places
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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

MILWAUKEE, March 13.-Close-Whea1
Lower; NO. L norlheFh, Oh traeh; IoZSc
No. 3 on track, 4oc. Oats-Eas1er; st sian
ard, 3112c; No. 3 white. on track, -912Q
301ac. Barley-Steady; Standard. ,'4c sam
pie on track, 37@34c. Rye-Steady; NO
on track. 621@c. ProYisions-Steady; pork
l5.57; lard, 10.
Flour quotations are; HARD spring wheat
patent, in wood 4Wo0420; straight, in
wood, 3So43'9o; export patents, Ia SACKS
so; trst clear, in sacks, 30; rye, in
wood, 3.4Oa3;3o; country: 29O03l 10 In
sacks ButkWheat nonf' o''o0o.oo' Aansas
patents. IL "ooo, AID. .ooo
Mlllstuls are quelea a. lo,Vo i }n 40 ora an
1900 for stanuafo m n'g 3n na iooo Tor
Milwaukee hour mlddiin3S IN 10y 10 sac6 Ks
rye middiinss, l6,oo; req cog is.'og l9oO
barley feed, l1.5o; delivered at country
points: 2oc extra. ,, ,,, :, r,ou,
MlNNEAPoLIS MIMI, A1a Mar n L. lose rose
-Wheat-Mlay: a'12c: JuiI' 't%sd -, sep St
TENDER, i6A0iotsc, No 1 uttu, '2Z4|, No
l northern. 1oAc: No. horthern, 'l1ac
CHICAGO, Ill, March I3-Closc-W neat
May, 161s0Uc: july, IIWu!sc. tofh-
May 42$4Q421Sc; July. 421s@43c. oats-
May. 291sc: July, 2s12QG2S7sc Pork--May.
1o. 72h; July, 1850. Lard-May, i.u5aW
80; July. 7SI1sMl.9o, Rlbs-May S;3oa'
S.3214; July: S.371@. Rye.Cash, 6o4o2c;
May Gle. ElaN-CaSn nortnWeststn IL
southwesterD Loo; MAY, Il O. il pn,', ny
May. BIO. tloNer-CiSh' I"'o2, Darby -
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
Laughing flinders Succo,.

Laugh and grow fat" has riu.,
is the new proyerb, Don't a lo rivaL
grow rich" N laugh an
1T is my profound conviction -,
sense of humor is bindranrtoloo l that
teal success in life" said Dr. e ITO 10 hra,
son, the distinguished Engiis yoNn Wa
who is better known as Ian Wod autho
and who was speaking at R nreIIaren,
Gently. Ut burnley ?
Young men can congratulate 4,
selves if they lack this dangepoIev. uaen
lty. If they possess it tbey SbouI, qua
it behind sustained and im noutu md
solemnity until they have ar rI5He.rSo
competence. N"e'ed
"A sense of humor should ha lo..
a luxury for foolish old age" Aept
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
EXPULSION WOULD
VACATE ACADEMY.
Middies Guilty of Hazlng at Annapo1s
Comprise Total of Three
Glasses.

WASHINGTON, D. c., March 10
The subcommittee named by the House
committee OH naval affairs to investigate
bazing at Annapolis made its report to-
dav through Representative Nreeland OF
New York. chairman of the investigating
committee.
Superintendent Is Censured.
Rear Admiral Brownson is censureed IN
the report for exacting a pledge from
midshipmen not to engage in haZlng ana
for allowing the boys to think the pledge
was personal to him and did not hold
after Rear Admiral Sands became super
intendent at Annapolis. Lieut.. T.. IT,
SNYDER is also censured mildly Tor nav
ing countenanced hazng. :,
Graduated punishment Tor haZlng Is
recommended by the subcommittee,
which is firmly of the opinion that the
present system of eXpelling all guilty
midshipmen is vicious. Rear Admiral
Sands ard other officers now at the
academy are praised for the discipline
they are maintaining. The report shows
that cadet officers have been chiefly re-
sponsible for hazlng.
Expulsion Would Vacate Academy.
AS a result of its examination of wit
'nesses and records, the subcommittee
found that 2S1 members of the three
upLor classes at the academy, including
the class which was recently graduated,
have beel1 guilty of hazing and on trial
could he expelled from the academy.
TIE r. sult Would be a great and I'M,
necess -ry loss - the government, IN the
opin on of me- hers of the committee,
who found that many offenses We're triV-
ial. = "
The investigation Of the committee
shows there are three forms OF hazing at
Annapolis ical hazing, running
and tagging The physical hazing CON
sists of fighting, compelling midshlpEen
to stand on their reads and other means
of punishment Tagging is the forcing OF
under classmen to do mental service for
upper classmen. such as backing shoes
and serving meals.
Plebes Initiate Barnyard.
Running is the forcing of under class
men to do ridiculous feats. One Of the
most popular performances under this
classification was giving an exact imita
ton of sunrise on the farm, which CON
sisted of initiating roosters and other do
nestle fowl.
Under the forms of physical hazing
sitting Oh in6nity' was one of the most
common. It was generally practiced at
meal time and the midshipman was
forced to maintain a sitting posture after
his chair was withdrawn from under
him.
Disciplinarians Were Encourages.
Cadet officers tolerated all such prac
tees and in fact encouraged them. &C
cOrding to the report. Forcing young
sters to do such things was one of the
most cherished rights of members OF
the first class entrusted with maintain
ing discipline.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
Better Never Than Late

A gentleman who usually dined
home had occasion to stay in town
dinner; SO he went into restaurant .,
noticing that the menu mentioned s u,
as special dish, ordered a plate.
After long wait the waiter brougb+
in and placed it before the diner. Aft
examining it he said to the waiter;
What do you call this stuff"
Bean soup, sir" replied the waiter
Eyes, | know it's been soup, but win
is it T'-Tit-Bits.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
GERMAN COAST FLOODED,
Hurricane Drives Many Vessels Into
Harbors and Kaiser Abandc1s His
Heligoland Trip.

HAMBURG, March ia hurricane
is blowing the water into the harbor.
flooding houses and driving vessels
ASHORE.
The country down the Elbe is flooded
and the land batteries are continuously
firing alarm guns. Emperor William has
given up his proposed trip to Heligoland
on, board the battleship Kaiser Wilhelm
II.
Several minor shipping disasters are
rn,,nrtnl
California is certainly doing her share
in turning out ball players Never be-
fore have there been so many boys from
the golden west with the big leagues.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
Excursions to Milwaukee.

The Milwaukee Association of Jobbers
and Manufacturers has arranged for an
other spring meeting, and extend an i'll
vitation to all buyers in the territory of
the Western Passenger association.
Tickets at the rate Of One and One-Fifth
Fare for the Round Trip on sale March
II to "a inclusive. and good to return
March 10 to April inclusive. Ask your
station agent for certificate when buy
ing your ticket. Take advantage of the
low rates.
1t will pay you to come to Milwaukee,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
--LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, MARCH 10.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MiLWAUKEE-Egg s-Market easy. The
produce boards official quotation is 15c
Tor current receipts, at mark. cases re-
turned; strictly fresh. candled. cases re-
turned, 13@16c; storage, April NO. l, can
died, S@10c. Dirties, checks and seconds
Sc.
Butter-Market steady Elgin price on ex-
ira creamery is &c. Local price, extra
creamery, &c: prints, 2Sc; tirsts, 23q24c;
seconds. 19@21c; renovated, 19@2Oc; dairy,
fancy, 19@21c; lines, 1G@11c; roll, 1G917c;
packing stock. 13014c.
Cheese-Steady; American full cream
twins, 12012Ac; limburget. per ID, 1I!2QD
ice; off grade. 9M10c; fancy brick, 1O!aU
Tic; low grades, 9010c; imported Swiss,
i26c; fancy Block, 131a@14c; rounu swiss,
131A014c; loaf, h311AG14e; sapsago, lse
Young Americas, 121a0iIaE
ELGIN. H., March 13.-There were no
sales or offerings of butter on the beard OIL
trade yesterday, and prices were tquote0 at
,21c, firm. the same as last week. The out
put of the district was 414,OO0 lbs.
, CHICAGO, ILL.,, March 13.-Buttcr- =
Steady; creameries, 160263zc; dairies. 15@
;23c. Eggs--Easy; at mark. cases included,
121ac. Cheese-Stcady: daisies 121aW13c
twins, 1124@1214c; Young Americas, 12c.
NEW YORK. March 13-Butter-Flrm,
unchanged: receipts, 14,O74. Cheese-Tirm,
unchanged receipts, 1907. Eggs-Easy: re-
ceipts. 24624; state. Pennsylvania and
nearby fancy selected white, 2oc.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16

After being missing for two weeks
cat belonging to family in Wiltshire
England. was found clinging to the sid
of a we'll thirty-fve feet from the sur
face and just above the water. Sh
was apparently none the worse for he
experience when she was brought t,
the top.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16

The Chicago Cubs will soon have
new member in their midst in the person
of Louis Smith. the star outtielder OF the
Wheeling Central league team For
Smith Murphy gives Louis Schaub the
Denver pitcher. and Charles A. Miller, a
catcher from Kent, O., who was signed
recently.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
MILWAUKEE, HAY MARKET.

Choice timothy hay, 7G.GEI Il, -: No. /
timothy hay. o..5Ql9.5O: No. , L. ~ hay,
7.Oe08.OO; clover and mixed, u.19Hl7 80;
choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie 9.O0Gs
$50: No / prairie, S.2509. so: No. = prairie,
60007 90; Wisconsin prairie, 5.5016.5O;
packing hay, i5o@5,Oo: rye straw, $500
100; oats straw, 5.00G5,-5: wheat straw,
a.iIiLd 800.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-03-16
SENATOR DEPEW Is ILL.
Much Concern Among Friends Despite
Assertion Of Relatives That
Case Is Mild.

NEW YORK, March 13.-Tlie report
ed illness of Senator Chauncey NJ. De
new, who has not been i'll his seat III iii"
Senate ut Washington for the past two
weeks, is causing some concern among
his friends in this city. although the ru-
NOR that his condition is seridls was
absolutely denied here by Charles &.
paul.ling. q nephew.