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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19

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Admiral ROjestvensky has published,
with the approval of the minister of ma
rlne the preposterous assertion that the
British fleet had assembled at WeiHai-
Wei last May to annihilate the Russian
fleet in case the japanese feet should fail
to destroy it. A st. Petersburg CORE
spondent suggests that the publication
was intended to absolve Rojestvensky
and prepare public opinion for his i'm
pending acquittal and rehabilitation,
(which are considered indispensable for
the sake of the reputation of the Rus
sian navy" But how that astonishing
assertion can help the reputation of eth
Ell Rojestvensky or the Russian navy
passes understanding. 1t is known to
all the world that Togo destroyed the.
Russian fleet without British or other as
sistance. Besides, Rojestvensky asserts
that he knew Togo's exact whereabouts
two days before the battle, made his dis
positions accordingly and went into the
battle with a full understanding of the
situation. If this can help the reputation
of the Russian feet or it's commander it
must help upon the theory that they
went into the fight to get annihilated and
accomplished their purpose. Even Count
De White admits that no level-headed
man in Russia will believe what Rojest-
vensky says about the British fleet, and
he ventures to account for the publlca-
ton on the ground that the minister of
marine was giving so much attention to
other parts of the document that he en-
tirely overlooked that ridiculous state
ment. That explanation will have to
serve in lieu of better one.-Chicago
Chronicle
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
All Around the Globe.

The main building of the normal
school at Albany was destroyed by hre.
The loss is 100000.
Conductor Simon Geiger and Brake
wan Fred Anderson were killed IN a
fra;ab+ wreck at Brandtsville, Pa.
Robert Adams. his wife and two chill
dron were burned to death in ire that
DESTROYED their home at Cove, near
Huntingdon, Pa.
Miss Cora Cutshall Methodist ms
.;onarv who recently returned to her
home in Franklin, Pa, from Sierra Leoh'
e,.;ca died there of African fever.
San Francisco plans worlds far Tor
4o1e to celebrate the opening Oh the
panama canal and show the resources ol
tba. state and the power Of the city as d
commercial center.
leonard B. Imboden and James a
mn convicted of conspiracy to wreck
~ Denver Savings bank OF Denver
~ sentenced to from nine to ten years
IN nrison at hard labor.
theodore Roosevelt, Jr., has been
.,aatad cIa s-man of the Harvard fresh
,an smoker committee, the chief duty
- wb;ch is to promote democracy ana
- God fellowship among undergraduates.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
APPLAUD TRUST FOE.
HadIey of Missouri Creates Unusual
Scene i'm New York.

HadIey of Missouri Creates Unusual
Scene i'm New York.
Herbert S. Hadley, Attorney Gen
eral of Missouri, was applauded and
cheered by the crowd in the courtroom
in New York when he arraigned Hen
ry III. Rogers for the position the
magnate has taken in the hearing Of
the case of the State of Missouri
against the Standard and other oil
companies. The scene was an I'M
usual one in the Supreme Court of the
State of New York and Justice Glider
sleeve, before whom attorneys were
arguing on the rule to compel Mr..
Rogers to answer certain questions
asked him, was compelled to rap loud
ly before order was restored
In referring to Mr.. Rogers COM
plant that the proceedings in the Oil
inquiry were sensational and taken
for the purpose Of advertising the at
torney general Mr.. Hadley said: IF
there have been any sensational re-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
MURDERS AROUND CHICAGO.
bfutaI killing of Women Has
Stirred Up Whole CITY.

Stirred Up Whole City.
chicago citizens are discussing ways
and means to check murders and rob-
berries throughout the city. The fiend-
lsh killing of Mrs. f. c. Hollister on
Friday night has thoroughly aroused
the authorities and citizens generally.
A movement by all interests in the city
toward safety and more adequate pro-
lection to the individual, especially
women, is the result. One thousand
more policemen are demanded.
In revolving murder, the circum-
stances of which are unparalleled in
the criminal annals of Chicago, Mrs.
Franklin G. Hollister, a woman of re-
finement, choir singer and philan-
thropic worker, met her death in a
dark alley on the North Side Friday
night at the hands of Richard G. Ivens,
degenerate son Of a carpenter. While
Mrs. HOLSTER was undergoing the fear
full experience which resulted in her
death several women friends and fell
low choir singers were expressing deep
establishment at her absence from the
rehearsal and from the funeral of the
morning.
Following is a list of the very recent
wanton and atrocious murders of wom
en- in Chicago:
Mrs. E. F. Mize, murdered at Fifty
eighth street and Washington avenue by
a man whose identity is not known,
Aug. %, 1905.
Miss Maude Reese, murdered in her
fiat, 200 Evanston avenue, by a man
whose identity is not known, Nov. q,
1905.
Mrs. Carl o. Almberg, murdered by
J. e. Moeller in an alley off North Clark
street and Buckingham place, Jan. 5,
1906.
Mrs. A. w. Gentry, murdered in her
apartments, $50 La Sale avenue, by
man known as f. J. Constantine, Jan.
6, 1906.
Mrs. Franklin G. HOLSTER, murdered
in the rear of 1858 Belden avenue by
Richard Iyens, Jan. II.
From the pulpit the cry OF alarm
was given Sunday. A mass meeting of
citizens was announced. Resolutions
were adopted on the subject at the
ministers weekly meetings. Laymen
generally expressed their approval OF
the stand of the clergymen.
The Rev. J. n. Hall, pastor OF ner
church, referred to the crime ana TO
their loss. He said:
"When we think of the atroclous
crime which has taken from us one OF
orr members it is evident that only the
mower of the gospel makes possible our
marvellous restraint at this time. Whlle
we do not cry for revenge, we 90 de-
mand Justice. and it is our hope that
off of this wanton murder will come
. greater protection for the women OF
chicago and the greater safety OF the
home"
The Daily News says: Where MUIR
dor is so frequent as it is in chicago,
ord where the murderers so often Sc
loot women as their victims, these
crimes cannot be regarded as mere
enoradic outbreaks. They indicate a
ridesnread and dangerous contempt
for law and defiance of organized So
o;atv Furthermore, they show that
chicago has within its borders spirit
~ animalism which causes men TO XIII
for the mere pleasure of killing.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19

state News
onEy ARE HEIRS

,uDeclae~ New
1'r'nn nn in sander Case.
pfF l's SDo,pme Court decided in
@te S Sg;Ir surner ct al VS..
d . n,npI the question that
r'.5 a aS;ri ir, of an iIIegitimate
sl }. 4 ; s,I,1r Two beneficiaries
aa t SAM Sander of Dodge county
sSsli.A ,,lariyes in question were =
tie L Ls'i,, The children of
an lI brorher appealed and the e,
59''. ,# %,r,, Judge Marshall
5 a. @an ,.1 of the parents in the
Ils o iIrsgitimate offspring under
u lors cf our day is not visit.
9.la .5a nv Children to the extent of
y y, .Dt them from taking under a
fl.l, r,.. Of the ordinary meaning
f'!!i ..,' .brood relativts,' or child,
I. I,'n D, next Of kin at common
y p, Intention of Il testator as re-
J! l~ Inmates +Ir is to he respected by
'' .,mp as his intention respect
81 ;,sup
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
:, SLEEPS FOUR DAYS.
n nick in Trance as He
~" .1..nn.s III Brain.

Ella Dick in Trance as Re-
i np' Of AbscesS OF Brain
/. I'd Ella Dick of Fond dn Lac has
~ IDi f,om a sleep Of four days,
/ y, which all efforts to awaken her !,r
++Ip Miss Dick had been i'll
1 y, l'- tine and the other morning
' s-o deep sIumber from which
.. ~ four days later. When
.sgns conscious she stated that
ID f,Ien into Il re>tful slumber
n ,or remember anything nor real
/. /, ,5p had slept for four days. 1t
farpl that she would die in the
r5i,5 is thought to have been
lr an abscess on her brain. Sew
~, aso a violent attack of scar
n, loft Miss Dick with ear trou-
a the physicians think this has
/ thp abSCpSS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
LOCATE MISSING COUPLE.

Saer kenOsha Tanner and Mrs.
I'hacek Found in Los Angeles.
@samS received in Kenosha state
Vli tredIck, the well-known tan
'll Mrs Anna Machacek, who dis
FaH from that city four months
l,,e been located at Los Angeles,
Oo'p We're we'll known in Ke-
II As soon as it was learned that
."0 had gone together warrants for
4 ! 4Ie>t I. were issued. The police will
ID ! ~ effort to have them returned to
aSla 10 stand trial.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
RICH FARMER LIVED ON COUNTY
ontario Man Douglas Charge While
Getting Fat Checks.

Joseph Little, wealthy farmer of
Dundalk, Ontario, who for the last four
ears has been i'll in the Douglas coun-
ty hospital has been shipped back to
Ontario. For three years Little has eat-
Ell, slept and received treatment for his
ills at cost of 500 per month to the
county. All this time he had been receiy
ing fat checks for rent on his extensive
farm.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
Mad Boar Injuries One.

A. M. Lamberton was severely gored
by a mad boar, which attacked him
while on his farm near Baraboo. Miss
Mamie Cummings was also severely In
jured in a runaway accident.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
Father Kills self in Grief.

herman of Crivitz, committed suicide. He
was respondent on account of the drown
ing of his son. He took paris green and
told his family.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
Former Center Rush to Marry

The announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Edith Brown and Wal
ter j. Cavanaugh. Miss Brown is the
only daughter of G. G. Brown. cashier of
the First National bank of Kenosha.
Walter Cavanaugh, formerly center rush
OF the University of Chicago football
team, is the son of James Cavanaugh,
prominent attorney of Kenosha.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
Father ard Son Die Same Day.

Nicholas Yost, a retired La Crosse
business man, and George A. Yost, a
clothing merchant, father and son, were
taken suddenly i'll and died within few
hours of each other without either being
aware the other was i'll. The deaths
were due to different causes.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
Bull Attacks old Woman

With her face broken, one jaw fractur-
ed, probable internal injuries, and badly
bruised, Mrs. Teshlewitz was picked up
and saved from the further attack of
mad bull at Beaver. Mrs Teshlewitz
was trying to protect a pet dog from
the vicious animal. She is about 70
years old and her recovery is doubtful.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
RACE SUICIDE IN kENosHA.
But SO Children Born in Year To
1900 Population.

''VVV FOpHIatiOn.
remarkable conditions of race suicide
prevail IN the rural districts of Kenosba
county. The eight towns in the county
outside OF kenosha have a population Of
nearly 1900 people, but in the last
twelve months only eighty-nine children
We're born. In the city the records show
that with an equal population with the
country towns 542 children were born
The death rate is shown to be largely in.
creased tins year, there being fifty-one
more deaths in 1905 than in 1904.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
Asked to Move, He Burns House.

Albert Rice of Beloit arrested re-
Gently on charge of arson, was adJudg-
ed insane in GAINESVILLE and committed
to Mendoza. Rice tried to burn his
boarding house because asked to move.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
Leg Burned to a Crisp.

Bert Harper, the Appleton butcher
whose horse ran away with him seven
miles while he was on fire, may die. His
clothes were nearly all consumed and all
the flesh on the right leg was burned
to a crisp and it will have to be ampu-
tated to save his life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
Mother Pleads for Her Son.

For stealing an overcoat, Arthur
Meyer, young man, was sentenced in
Oshkosh to four months hard labor in
the county Jail. His mother an invalid,
appeared in court and interceded for her
son. Judge Goss released the prisoner
upon a fine of $50 and costs
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
racine GIRL WINS SUIT.
ne MCPHERSON Awarded $1,000
ii Breach of Promise Action.

b ae breach of promise suit of Miss
+ IcPherSon against Walter Wood,
i 1g brought in Il verdict in Racine
6lto for the plaintiff. She asked
M At one time it is understood
al offer of 81, POO was made on the
t friends Of the defendant for
7elt, but refused. The couple
engaged seven years. \ Boston
ta DelaTan Lake summer resort
ana in the proceedings.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
TRIP IN STORM.
\. SchOolma'am Becomes Lost
sd Freezes Hands and Feet.

md Freezes Hands and Feet.
/ n Kate Tuey, Il teacher at Bruce,
serious condition as the result
| terrible trip through a binding
|rrn and the night so dark that
bit her way. Miss Tuey's school
5r- four miles from the village and
sl started for home about dusk.
n0unr Of the depth Of the snow
|hi put on skis. One Of the skis
/ and Miss Tuey foundered about
he deep snow for several hours, los
Tia way. Finally she came to an
i3d. There she stayed during the
!, freezing both hands and feet. In
iHning she managed to reach the
sdR. ". Pease, who took her to
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
TELEPHONES FOR FARMERS.

Wisconsin and Minnesota Men Or.
sanize Company at Osceola.
The Osceola Farmers Mutual Tele-
phone Company has been organized in
Osceola with a capital stock of $4,000
TO conduct telephone business in Polk,
Barron, st. Croix and Burnett coun-
ties and in the State of Minnesota. It
Is planned to have the line in working or
der by Feb. 1, 1906.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
browns Before a Crowd.

Eddie Koepke, aged Is, was drowned
at Winneconne in the sight of score OF
his schoolmates, twenty rods from shore.
He broke through the ice while skating
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
Dr. yixian,s End Sudden.

DR.. Stansmore Vivian, one of Mineral
Points prominent physicians, dled OF
apoplexy. He retired at ~ O'Clock IN ms
usual good health. At IL O'Clock ne
died He leaves a widow and three sons.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
SON WARDS OFF DEATH.
Eau Claire County Official Att,o,,
by DehOrned Bull ana

ny Dehorned BuH and Saved.
county Assessment Supervisor Georoo
w slzer was attacked at his farm nasr
Eau Claire by dehorned Holstnin hnIr
The animal hunted Sizer down and hn
pressure against his head and chest Il,
most crusted him to death. Steers son
IA years old, attacked the animal with =
pitchfork and the animal turned on Tho
boy who fought till his father got to
safety. The boy then escaped. Physi-
cans considered Mr.. Sizer's condition
serious ON account of internal iniuries
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
n cuts See Boy Die

b ras s s, 1O-year-old boy of
9asseDra.,un over by a Milwaukee
! Tie bsr =, train just after alight-
3 gcasn.;,,,a two While his parents
uSng greetings,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
AS SECRET SERVICE MAN.
'A'iu Farmer Gives Stranger
With Big Gun His Money.

!, tuAIo"h man walked into the
y, " farmer three miles from Fair
Wy" a large revolver and said,
-. Iu o'lcer looking for counterfeit
a X X. NE see what money you have
49,, ,o use The frightened farmer
T 5:' Soo IN gold which the stranger
H. pocket, saying, That's coun-
Ia '"o walked out. Sheriff Dau-
investigating the affair.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
ntry Lived in osbkosh

! il cb;o Uentry, who was muir
ID, Ilivo5 1so Jan, 6 by f. J. Con
aotaer y, oa IN Oshkosh until 1890.
rs Mis- Sonqueted millinery shop.
. aarri.s, Louisa Hughes previous
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
iiH LIFE FOR ZEAL,

Rno 10 Keep Lights on
}ss D.: mage Is at Festival.
{ slsrtr;, ,''"eE' engineer at Elkhart
,is, NIP power house, risked his life
lfnsras sl to keep the lights ON I'M
llopsb festival was over, and lost
aa,bss,r = fatally ill, he stuck to his
q he s 'ra9 shut down and go home.
liz leI 'DsAt help it was too late
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19
~ LIFE AT \ CROSSING.

Az, ''ieheid Found at NIenon-
\. t"' with Little Money.
@ an, u Edward Littlefeld was
n ,,s nile from Menomonie June
,sr d, railroad crossing. He was
,si7s,, WV and appeared to be man
,a.s os There We're no marks of
Qs5omIl,: Tue body. Littlefeld came
1 Fhn ,'' ne. three weeks ago from
.sa:T' N'nn. He had $3.50 in his
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-01-19

The -isthmian canal commission met
at washington and requested Chief
Engineer Stevens to furnish a work
ing plan for the excavation and dis
posal of materials for canal on an So
foot level above low tide. This indi-
Gated that the commission had decided
in favor of a lock canal, with three
locks on each side of the divide. 1t
was also decided to experiment vita
laborers from tia north of Spain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-17
JUDD FILES ACTION

Tout sIsters-saltair Wednesday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-17
HOW COUNTY BOARD
TRANSACTS BUSINESS
Let's Contract for Public Work
Without Advertising for
Proposals.

That tho County Commissioners Oh
Salt Lake county have peculiar IDEAS
OF transactlng public business Is
again shown In the matter of con-
tract which was recently let Tor
pump, motor and certain line mate
rial for the pumping of water TO
tank on the county road about mile
distant for sprinkling purposes.
Emil Mil. manager of the Utah
Electric Supply company, who mas
called attention to the matter, says ne
happened TO learn week ago last frl-
day that the Commissioners intended
letting a contract for the installation
of the plant. He at once went down
TO secure specifications. in order that
he might bid upon the work, but he
was unable TO find any of the COM
missloners. He then went to the Office
of the County Clerk. who referred hlm
TO the Surveyor. and the final result
was that he secured copy or the
Specifications.
Not Advertised.
The following afternoon, Mr.. MIL
adds, he went TO the courthouse again.
al which time he was Informed that
the contract had beer let during the
forenoon 10 the Intermountain Electric
company on bid OF $3.50 80.
Mr.. Mil says. further. that he was
and Mackay took the specifications to
the Intermountan Electric company
and the Salt Lake Electric company,
not giving any other ompany an op-
portunity to bid.
Mr., Mill does not And any great
fault with the price at which the con-
tract was given. adding that hts own
bid would have been about $9l0. but he
does protest against the action OF MIL
Ter and Mackay in not giving him ar
opportunity TO submit a bid. and Is or
the opinion that such contracts should
be advertised, so that every dealer
may have a chance TO bid upon such
work. For the purpose OF looking out
for such work, he says. he takes every
paper published in the city
Opinion of County Attorney.
Assistant County Attorney Hanson
is authority for the statement that the
Commissioners have the right to let
such contract by private bid, IL they
see fit. but that II Is poor policy none
will deny.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-17
CHANGES IN STATION
Officers Assigned to Fort Douglas
Have Arrived.

Second Lieutenant Frank w. Dawson.
Twenty ninth infantry, has arrived at
this post from Fort Duchesne. Utah.
having been ordered TO report to Maj.
Allen NJ. Smith. surgeon l.. S. A. pres
ident of examining board, for promo
ton.
First Lieutenant Frank Fl. Burton,
Twenty-ninth infantry. who was TO
have relieved Lieut.. Roydcn +. Beebe.
Twenty ninth. Fort Clark, Tex. Of his
duties in connection with the progress
sive military map Of that portion of the
country assigned 10 him and who was
left at this post upon the departure of
the troops for Fort ID. 4. Russell, Wyo,
has been ordered TO join his regiment
at Colorado Springs. Colo.
Leave of absence for two months is
granted First Lieut.. William H VALID
ron. Twcnty-ninth infantry. TO take
effect upon his being relieved from
duty at the camp OF instruction. Fort
y. a. Russell, Wyo.
Telegraphic instructions from the
Department Of the Colorado directs
that Capt r. II. Allen and First Lieut.
VIII II. Point, Twepty-nlnth infantry.
who are en- route with the troops to
Islay, Wwo., 10 be sent at proper time
to Fort Sill O. T., take part in the
division rifle competition August TO
IL. inclusive, the division pistol com
petition from August - TO is. inclusive.
Salt Lake Photo Supply Co.,
Kodaks and finishing Main & 3rd So.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-17
Six Young Men Mako Up Party for
Months Absence

An outing and fishing party made up
of number of young Salt Lakers left
for the reservation early Monday morn
ing They were well equipped for a
prolonged trip and numerous adven-
lures In the former lands OF the In
dians. 1t is their intention 10 be absent
from three 10 four weeks and to travel
and explore the country we'll into the
reservation. Their chief attention will
be gwen to the Strawberry Valley
country.
The party included WILL Matt and
Farrel GALLAGHER. the latter two being
well known on account OF their baseball
eficiency with the Hamilton school;
Abner Chase, Albert Pritchard. Ted
Austin and David Hill. They went
equipped with two wagons. four horses
two tents and a full complement OF
fishing tackle, besides a we'll supplied
.iarder and respectable sized arsenal
In the way Of firearms and ammunI-
ton.