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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-27
The Cotton Market.

Reported for The News over the pri-
vate wire OF EDWARD p. SHELDON g.
Co, Bankers and Brokers. Room 234,
Banigan building.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-27
MAJORITY OF The
LIBERALS WILL
BE- over EIGHTY

LONDON JAN 27THE VOTING is PRACTICALLY OVER AND AS
ELECTIONS
PARLIAMENT
80
UNIoNIsTs NATloNALIsTs 81 LAeoRlTEs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-27
Tho HsA York Stock Market

Reported for The News over the pri-
Nate wire OF EDWARD +. SHELDON a.
CO., Bankers and Brokers. Room 234.
Bangan Building
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1906-01-27
no cuRE A colo lN ONE pAY

Take LAXATIVE BRoMo Quinine Tab
lets. Druggists refund money n II falls
to cure. E. w. Groves signature IA on
Orient.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26
0jcrtets Nangel.
(Qrel Maoien.)

Den gamle, poe 8eroen tan
81 bette Sjerte giOe
Gn @leoe, Iom oens 9eloeosbrdno
Sorlangit NOR fra oct riOell
ferite ungooms Santelpn
8leb ilutfet at oens SIS,
Os 5eleliernes more Spn
S Den funot fit 5orlis.
.2bi ej alene %lng0omstiuo
: 5ioen pisne mda,
.Wien 6iertets 5reo Og 9drnets Sim
8il ferit al aft forgdd.
De fad, bpis Qanoer flpoer emo
Spit oper 2pttens Drag,
Wloo greoens Reoler orbOes ben
nj gifobeos 9elgeilag.
36i mprf og tolo er Sjalen MI,
Sig 0eoen Ielo, bpiS Sc
Sun banner pilot De armes @ru
Og ipotter oeres BE.
Den it9rte 5roit bar i~terfnet alt
0ens Sdarefiloes Strsm;
6Dis 9jet funtleo, Strdalen fats
Sstolo -ei mere em.
lOm minter Sf9mt enc flinger lD6
Sra Ifadret 5ungebuano,
pa er Iigt intet 09ffe MT
Sor en- beip9ret Iano.
Wten Miondtstimen, tabs % msrt
81 brinser Stalen SO!
lGen pines | fin zoe Srf:
Den mangler .5iertets 9ro!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26

fla Den ltleilig6eo at iammenligne
oe 9%erOomme. Iom grofesiorerne
peO bore amerifanite t~eologiite Sfoz
Ter 6olosr paa, meo Dem. Iom fdItz
6ol0tes at @elius, Sob6es, Boiling
brote. 9oltaire og Paine. 36i man
pil gre BEN Opodgelie. al Den enc
ite tiGnneldOen0e 5oritel melem Den
mere 5eologi / bet 18. Qar6unore0e
og oen / set 20. er, at ben / bet
20. er minore fret % brutal /
6proget. DIen ON oenne ii0ites
6eniigt / 8irfeli95eOen er beOre enc
cen ~tnoligeres, er life Idd let at 9ioe
ct betraften0e Soar PAD, Iom mar
fprit fflloe ipnes. Dian min0es
Ell llotalelie at Or. Pufep:
rSeJ be0 life, ON oct IS. Qdrs
Gunoreoes @u6s6eipottelIe er mere
TtsOen0e emo ben fol0e n~eOlaoen6e
5remgangsmaaoe / oct 49," 5or
laa oiot, Ser er noget i Den beiere
8ritif, Iom fortjener 0ens SiIbans
ceres 5orIoar eller oe References
MoOItano, er oct o9Ientlig BET lam
NE, uaniet Rdonet, Iom 9~entagenae
bar buffet op I oen frie GAMES
6iItorie % bar gjort Sjetene
me9en Sta0e % ingen 9aon.
Ndar en- at 2onoons pOpulare
9raIter. en- Carer / DeItminIter.
%puaitaar, at set 81. 3eit. bar ta6t
i'm SnoflpOelie paa @run0 at bets
ollrimelig6eoer". omordlife Rda6es
Der, og outroli9t b%arna9tige De-
moralierenOe geretninger" og at
oct Nn 5eitamente mart maa gad
Iamme 9ej, Iom oct al. 5eitamentes
lnoere", % mar Nmeritds 6pisTe
aritifere taller ON r6ablerne, M9z
tberne og 9egenoerne, DbdaOe / oct
gamle og set M 5eitamente, la
menes oermeO atfurdt, 6oao Sultan,
6obbes, 9oltdire og paine mente,
og 9irfningen paa 6olfs 8eOiofz
beo er Sen Idmme.
prof. 6otparo Osgoo6 bar UNDER
3itlen; rGrplooeo 56eories, Ge
ceiDeo to be Qgain @rplooeo", OpreJs
net De Regler, Iom Den mOOerne
biitoriite og Iiterere arititsr bar
benbttet til at b%eOiIe, al ben ottos
totse Opfattelie af 8ibelen life fan
.~iaitboloes. 6an ~citerer oa utfurat
De famine Punfter, ofte meo Of
iamme 0ro, iom finoes / 96Omas
Paines Strifter. S~elofslgelig flyer
lite Oisie moOerne &rititere idu reni
no Iom paine, at 9ibelen er ct
'front.' geord9", en- pGs9n", itts
teller paaituur De, iOm ban, ie!o
at tlrnne itrioe en- beOre 9Og, men
Den logiite aonietOens at, bpao
mango at Dem puuItaar. Oil FIRE
til famine ouarlige aeiultater, iom
.5ornuftens 5iosal0er".
Sa, ll0faloet at De Ienere me
5eologier fan maaife blioe enonu
mere ltebneipanaert emo paints
Strifter, for De angriber 8riftens
oommen UNDER @enifabsmdffe oa
UNDER 6oregiOenOe az at Tslge Den
laroe 5Gntninas 5remifriot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26

eget 9ano % ienere Ogidd pdnot
SnOgun9 i 6ranfria, 1DitldnO og
amerifa. So6n eoete, Den berpmie
3antsr, falot / meo GiOens tOio
lenoe 4ano Og citereOes ienere al
9oltdire o. anore 5ritantere iom
en- @utoritet pda 0eres 5ioe. 81
Sir SIoc Reipton bleO Ida megst
al en- M 5eolog, at ban life tog /
Determining at nagte Seiu Sriiii
8uooom.
Den WanO, Der n9It tommsr
frem paa 5tlepla0ien, er goltaire.
fe6t 1854. Oenne Wan0s QepneOss
lpb bar / bsj 9raO merteligt; pdl
ct pitt 3iospuntt / TT 2io bar ban
maaite Den melt tnOhnoetiesrige
WanO beo Guropas forite0ige Sol.
fer % meget efteriegt til 5roos for
bans ooeroeloenoe 5orfangeligbeO.
emo noqen anOen Man0 paa Den
5to. 6dn bar en- utr9ttelig Nrs
beiOer og en- al Garopds met ad=
benmunoe0e rdtiondliltiite arititere.
,6an dn9re6 pg ldtterIiggjoroe %
fslens 5ortGGin9er % oens Snipi
ration, 29ren ON QrOeIpno. 8riiti
@uoOom, 9toOforIoningen og eoi3
Straf. Oa en- ooerrdIten0e W9n8oe
At, boao Ser nu ON 0d9e aoerteres
ION me % fremifreOne 5oeer ON
Get gdmle 3eItamente, 6leo fremIdt
liqe faa ful0t Og Hart al 9oltdire,
iom at 6ornia, 6hepne, 0riper If
Ter no9en anosn ameritunif bpjere
arititer.
goltaires Sfrifter 9if 9ennen
mango Oplag og bIeO lGit meo Snz
ria6e0 / ane Guropus 9anOe. Der
tan inoen SOt IRE ON 9oltdirts
Ypperliqbeo / intelleftuel Sentence.
glanot andre neobrp0en0e engels
Te 9rififere nGones 0dDio 9uine,
fs6t I'LL, Ser / mango 9enieenoer
oor en- mertelig ManO % en- O9is
Ella Qr6eiber. San bleo iarlig be-
remt Tom Carer og lt0l0g9er al
floIofft 5fepticisme og en- ertl9ref
aien0e af aft ob%ernaturli9t.
GOpar0 @ibbon, fsOt III, bar
relioisf oporuget % for en- Sio
meolem at oen romerifstdtolite Sir
fe. Sun ifrep set betenOte biitoriife
Bert: BET romerite Rises 5orfdlo
pa Undergoing, / bOiltet ban meo
mdosles ge6Gnoi9beo gao ariitens
0ommen, bpdo mango anidd for
oens 0sositeo.
Gn anOen Dclteuot 5ienoe al
cen samle 5eolo9i par 59omas
qaine. feot Iamme 4or lom Gibk
ron, 1877, men latgt mere be-
feno. ION robrpoenOe arititer,
itpni ban i i'm 5io / 5rantris 9olot
en- ortcoots praoiten ON Guns
3iloGrelie, % O~esforuOen bar ban
mere emo en- Sang fremidt for tine
5il6erere % 2aiere nogle al Den
3ios ~flareite % melt ooer6eoilenoe
Qroumenter moo Qtbeismen. Oct
ffal oqIaa iiges. at ban par Den
fsrite Mtano, Der no9eniinoe gap
ia at meo at itrtOe politit for
MasIen. 100000 Gtsemplarer At
bans Boa Common Sence" fiji RI
penoe 4fiatning, boiltet / De 5tost
ifGr / bette Qdno par no9et ubsrt;
ca Ser er ingen 5oiOl ON, at oenne
Bog fremfor noget dnoet Strtft
biorog til 9irteliQgsrelien al @mes
ritas lldFbangigbeo.
s 9egbnoeIien al i'm &arrlers
eoeoe paine in9en ringe Snofpoel=
ie / 5ranfris os England IddOel
ION I 4nerita. s 5rdntri9 bolotss
ban / betpoelis QGre, og / englanS
lptte0es oct BAN at oele Solicit
politiit mellem iig IslU Og eomuns
gurte. 6aboe ban life fordnoret
1T S%tan0puntt, eGer bdOoe ben
6iertelig omfuttet og fulgt Den ae'
ltgions 5orifrifter, Iom ban baans'
.oe, piloe fua RaOne baoe Itdaet
heiere emo bans I port Qan0s DO.
litiite !9iitorie.
z Qdret 1894 uogaO Dan IN
.5ornuftens 5i6saloer" (4ge o.
- -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26

Bigger al ariitelig Screening for
Sen Snore Ufisiion / 0anmart
8e6ag at gennemie oenne Cite
Ser Oil Oare gpger, iom De OfI
BABE me8en @Ie6e al at laie. SCI
nOgle at Dem mems pi bar Dem.
w~9iIten 6Giper itaoig foranoret
Sra Mprfe til 9ps. Borteaing a
9elen 8ert9olo. 6eri itilores
8rponingsti0en melem 0eoenitaf
O9 8riitenoom 6lanot gen0erne.
301 Sioer. Smutt mob. 60c.
GOanus. Gn 5ortaaing fra Sci
fer 8onItantin Den Stores 3io
al u. D. 0rate. Ooerlat fra
@n9elit Oeo Olga. 224 Sioer.
elegant mob. SOC.
De ipanite Bre0re. U1eo 5ororo
al prOOit glume. 532 Si0er.
@Oot in0b. $1.2O.
5prt al 9erren. 5orta0ing af
G0oin. JOG Sioer. SCOT mos.
SOC.
8iaoineren. 165 siosr. STINT mob.
soc.
@uo er min 8rslie. Qf euaentl
p. 01ittaF. BOT Si6er. elegant
in0b. 90t.
Gbriftie aongens 3jener. Nf 8.
s. @dltOn. 127 Si0er / Ons
flag 25t., mob. 40c.
9umpepuoferen. Of M1aria 9. Gum
Minis ooerfat fra Gn9elif.
536 Sioer. SCOT mob. $1.2o.
GIter aieo at 9anip, paa 0unit oeb
q. .. MaoTen. $50 Gioer. Gles
CANT Sn6b. soc,
Sag oe 2as. 8orte 2a7eftptter til
9ibeltetIter pda 6oer Dag / Na>
ret for Sc unge. ltO9ioet al
Sans Nielien, SnoremisIioner /
@dl6org, og OGf. Ricdr0, 8enes
ralietretGr for g. 5. Il. ~. meo
8iordg fra @enner at Sen 8ris
iteIige l1ng0omsbeuegelfe. 432
Sioer. Sn0b. i f%omponeret Shirt
~inasbin6. qris $1.30.
S 5rdnifbin0, 2aoer Rpg meo
Sittel, $1.50.
!6oa6 8tbelen 5ortalte. @eorJ
Sargent. 9aa 0an1f oeO $. S.
). 6. Matbieie en-. 5 Omilag 60c.
Sno6. 9Oc.
|Gt fife 9ongefpejl. 9f u. 6ibiger.
8i6eIbitoriife 5Ore6rag ooer 81
fire 8onger. !6erooes / Rp T.
itaments. 1877 Sioer. Stint mob.
9Oe.
|Gn 2;p8geming. OoerTat fra Gn.
gelit, en- interesiant BOG. 203
Sioer. Stint forieret gin0 65t.
Sire 8enin6er. @f qanfp. Sra
Gnqelff peo Olga. Gn goO gog.
1926 Siosr. STINT mob. $1.00.
@ennem 8ors til &rone. @f Sit.
genia b. Mitluff. 800 Og 337
Sioer. Gag og tob oenne 9oo
Ben bill IeIes meo megen Snter.
este. Snob. $1.40.
6ele 2ioet for at oin0e en- eoit
9rone. 5orte1ins at u. D. 81
1866 Sioer. elegant mob. Toe
Is bans 6uano. @f 6esba Street.
ton. 5prt9lling ON Stunoi=
Iterne / Ruslano. 212 Si0er
6int inob. 85c.
&afermisiion9ren Diff. posieIta
Selnbiogrufi. 28S Si6er. Sin
mob. 60c.
Gli8abet6. of Murie Rut9uiins
Gn in%teresIant Stil0rin9 ion
l9Tes mso meget u0bntte. @ls
CANT mob. $1.2O.
PreitegaarOen / Sart5en og Snoien
Of @. @Onman. 327 Oa 80
Sioer. 5int inOb. $1.O0.
Stefania 9olingbrOte. st Gins
biaeoe uf emma Muri6aa. 19e
1913 Sioer, 2. Del 167 Sioer
ct pragt Blind. $1.20.
De to 8reore. pad 0anif peo q
g. MaoIen. 2S6 Sioer. gleean
inob. $1.0O.
HnhnunpS Qeninnn WrPIt hp0 \
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26
Spgrr N1tI

en Sumlins at trifteliae Bigger
Oeriblanot Iarlig De npe u09ipne
Bigger at ariitelig 5orenin9 for
SEN Snore Misiion / 0anmart.
8ebag at gennemie oenne Cite,
Ser Oil bare 8gger, fom Be bil
BABE megen 9leoe al at laie. 8sb
nOgle at Dem mems pi bar Dem.
v~eiften 6liOer itaoig %fOranOret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26

@n Samlina at triiteliae 9gasr
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26

'eribldnot iGrlig De npe uogipne
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26

Ser bil bare 8Bger, Iom Be bill
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26

Spger At ariitelig 5Orenin9 for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26

nOgle at Dem mems pi bar 6em.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-10-26

8ebag at gennemie oenn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-25

docket and so to speak "sit on ~,
dog" ' on 'he
,ne life Of City Recorder Moores
Is oeins made a burden by the inn
pOi'uniues of people to have the
money returned that they paid in dos
taxes before the injunction suit was
brought. "'9
There is no way in which this
money may be obtained. 1t is tied
up tightly. In the event the decision
OF Judge Galloway's court is sustain
ed' this money will be refunded and
1t Is likely that the council will
adopt an amended dog license law.
City Attorney Condit does not be-
neVe the supreme court will sustain
lhe decision Of the circuit court
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-25

ing laid in front OF Or. r, E. Smiths
residence. II extends lO2 feet on
Court street and 1873 feet on North
Summer street Tho work Is being
done by Mcdaniel & Cary. the well
known cement contractors. The great
er part OF this week, probably. will
be required to finish the work. It's
completion being dependent on the
weather conditions The walk Is be-
ing laid without disturbing the ma
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-25
Desire Taxes Retnrned

Stub Smith and Web Holmes bor,
thrown the entire legal machinery
Oh the city into a state of chaos.
Its all on account of the refnsa,
oi STUD to pay taxes on his dogs.
IL VIII be remembered that last
iall the council enacted a law taxing
dogs In the city and creating the Of
flee of city poundmaster II was to
go into effect within a few weeks and
at once the entire dog-owing public
vase thrown into the throes of an
acute excitement. Lots of people he
gan to fall over themselves in frantic
haste to get to the recorders Office TO
pay taxes on their valuable CANNES.
A large assorted lot of staple and
fancy tags was ordered and pending
its delivery the recorder would
take In money and give receipts.
Then Stub Smith and Web Holmes
had a few thoughts. Mr.. Smith
his attorney Mr. Holmes got
out an injunction restraining the dog
catcher from carrying out the provl- |
5ions Of the law on the ground that
It imposed unequal taxation. City
Attorney Condit on the part Of the |
'ity appealed the case to the supreme
,ourt and It remains there in statu
luo. As the supreme court is about
s months behind in its work It is ex
ected that nothing will be doing in
og tax matters all next year, unless
he supreme court can be prevailed
pom to advance the case on the
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-25
Outwits the svrcn.- .''


IA "A complication of iemsl. tron,,..
bowals ",arrn sI OF the stomach and
GU"s,s' ED",,s mad reduced Mrs. Thomas s :
= Asstin' of Leavenworth, Ind, to a. sn.s D.
a aeplorable condition. that ~. ~ Su'a s'
tor advised an operation; bpt ho. IOe' S'..
tS,. Tanu rearing fatal results, postponed
.S nus 70 try Electric Bitters; and 70
the amazement of all who tna~. 70
TINS medicine completely cprsS ~, No.
lara cure for torpid liver,
disease. bIliousness, jaus,
uinee' ehills and fever, general as.
Ohity' nervousness and blood note.
!, ,"s, = nest tonic made. Price soc at
j. T. Perry's drug store. Tyi,.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-25
Funeral Notice

The funeral of Miss Emma Aschen-
brenner will be held on Tuesday
morning at 10 O'Clock at the German
Evangelical church. at Center and
Liberty streets. where the sermon
will be delivered in German and In
English. Burial will be In the City
View cemetery.
Laying New Walk
A cement sidewalk and curb IL be-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-25

From out the ashes OF the past.
She looms wondrous sun.
And all the splendors OF her worth
Are only Just begun; Rocky Noun
tain Tea.
Dr. stones store
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-25

jestIc shade trees that surround the
promises.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-12-25

T.. V. Mccarty spent sunday In
Portland.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
New Boston Brown Bread.

Many frugal New England house
wife, who knows that to waste not is
to want not" never allows one bit OF
stale bread to be thrown away, and
she is able to use many pieces in
new Boston brown bread. Soak one
and one half cupfuls of stale bread in
two cupfuls of cold water over night.
In the morning rub through a colan-
der; add three fourths of a cupful OF
molasses one and one half cupfuls
each Of rye meal, granulated corn
meal and Graham -four mixed and
sifted with three teaspOOnfuls Of
salt, and one and one fourth cupfuls
Of cold water Stir until we'll mixed
and steam in the same manner as
Boston brown bread.-Fannie Merritt
Farmer in Woman's Home Companion.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
TRADE WITH GERMANY

CounselGeneral Thackara of Berlin,
has compiled a statement showing the
declared exports of the United States
from the consular districts of Germany
during the calendar year of 1905 com
pared with the exports for the pre-
vious year. 1t shows that the United
States purchased nearly $4,000, 900
more merchandise from the empire
than in 1904. The sum total of 1925,
100000 sales of German goods to the
United States consists mainly of man,
ufactured articles. On the other
hand, the sales of American manufact
ured goods to Germany did not equal
s15,0o0,000 (not including lard and
petroleum, which were $26,0OO,00O all
ditionaD.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
"AMUSING PHRASES"

Mr.. Mitchell, president of the United
Mineworkers of America, says that
never in the history of the United
States has there been threatened a
strike of such far-reaching effect as
that which he and his association are
preparing for. And he seems to think
that the situation is one that every
body but the strike-makers should
worry themselves about. This as.
sumption of the unions separation
from the rest of mankind has it's anus
ing as well as its annoying phases
Montreal Gazette.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19

| Colonel James H. Agen, formerly Of
Superior, Wis, but now a resident of
Houston Texas, is the organizer of a
movement to have the national en-
campment of the Grand Army of the
Republic held in the lone star state
next year. He was prominent in
Grand Army circles in Wisconsin and
few years ago was commander OF
the department in this state. He pro
poses that the gathering be a great
love feast of the blue and the gray.
For many years, he says in a letter,
the encampments have been held in
the large cities of the north, now one
might we'll be held in the SOUTH
where can gather the veterans of
both armies who opposed each other
nearly As years ago,
why not have all the boys get to-
gether once?" he asks. THE war is
over and we ought to have one big
rally all together in Dixie land
Colonel Agen presented letter to
the Houston Business League bearing
on the subject:
1T think it would be a good adver-
tisement," said the colonel. THE
members of the army have had meet
ings at Louisville, st. Louis and Mem
phis, but as | understand it, never any
further south. Why should not the
gray and the blue have an OppOrtu
nifty of meeting down here in Dixie
land The war is over-in fact l quit
fighting over 40 years ago. l had
four years of it and got sufficiency.
| have got sense enough to know
when l get enough of a good thing. l
have moved my family to Texas and
intend that we shall all be here. The
other fellow has quit fighting and
why shouldn't [?
twenty-five years ago I bought
thousand acres of Texas soil and
thought I would come down here and
look it over Don't do it, said one of
my Wisconsin friends. Why nOt?'
said l. You were in the northern
army and ii you go to Texas the boys
down there will even up old scores
Well, | disregarded all this advice,
came down here and mingled with
the boys, and a finer set / never met.
| told them how we got licked at
Bull Run, what a case of the nerves
| got at Cold HarbOr, how the first
day at Shiloh court house looked like
another Waterloo, and that the Red
River expedition and attach on Sa-
bine pass should be mentioned in
bated breath If Houston can get the
next Grand Army encampment, which
will mean a mingllng of the gray and
blue Alright, it will do more to obliter-
ate sectional feeling-to make us all
feel that we belong to one common
brotherhood, than any other event
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
Beges Gets Franchise.

Racine, Wis. March 16.-The town
board of Caledonia granted the APP
plication of Manager John l. Beggs OF
the Milwaukee Electric Railway and
Light company for an additional
franchise through that township. 1t
will run from the subway north to
the Milwaukee county line, three
and one-half miles, making a direct
line to CarrOllsville and Milwaukee
The company secured the franchise
without making concessions on fares
or agreeing to stop cars. Many resi-
dents believe the board acted hastily
and trouble is expected before the
line is built.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
TORTURED GIRL PRISONER.
Terrible Treatment Accorded Young
AssaiIant of Police.


St Petersburg, Mar 16-The pro
curator of TambOff has investigated
the case of Mile. SpiridOnOvo, the
17-year-old girl who shot NJ. Lushen-
Offsky, chief of the secret police OF
Tamboff, and who, it has been al
legged. was treated in prison with eN,
treme cruelty The prOcuratOr fOunt
the allegations correct. On February
% letter from the girl was pub
lished in St Petersburg, in which the
writer alleged that after her arrest
for the shooting of LushenOffsky she
was knocked down and beaten by
cossacks with Whips and rifle butts.
She was then dragged by her hail
down the stairs to a sleigh, taken to
the police station undressed and
thrust into a damp, cold cell, where
she was subjected to II hours Of tor
ment in order to force her to revea1
the names of her accomplices. She
added that two officers repeateuv
dragged her back and forth across
her cell tearing her hair, burning
her flesh with their cigarets ana
threatened her with abandonment 20
the cossacks unless she confessed
Her skull was fractured in two
places, one eye injured and her body
was a mass of bruises from head to
foot
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
RATE COMMISSION TAKES UP
THE SUBJECT.
ON HOUSER PETITIONS
Secretary of State Took Formal
Action to Reduce Rates of Passen-
ger TraVel-Colone Munson at
Press Meeting-New State Bank
in Buffalo County.
Madison, March IS.

Madison, March 16.
The state railroad rate commission
has decided to take up the subject of
two-cent passenger fare at a series, of
hearings. The first road to be heard
will be the Chicago, Milwaukee & St.
Paul. The commission set a date pro
visionally for the first hearing on
March 20, but the attorneys for the
company replied asking that a later
date be agreed upon, as they had
business in the supreme court on that
day, it being the day on which the
court renders decisions, hears mo
lions and takes up arguments. The
commission has proposed the date OF
March 26 as the date, but this is not
finally settled Formal complaints on
this matter were filed by Secretary Of
State HOuSer.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
SALOONKEEPER ARRESTED
FOR MURDER OF FISHERMEN

Alton. H.. March 16.-The coroner's
jury yesterday held Joseph Nolan. a
saloOnkeeper, on charge of killing
Fred Heintz and William Sonnet.
fishermen, who were found riddled
with shot gun wounds near Edwards
wills crossing last Tuesday. Their
companion, 'Skippy" Steffen, who
was arrested in St Louis and whose
evidence at the inquest implicated
Nolan, was released. Nolan denies
his guilt.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19
KILL DEMAND FOR RESlG-
NATIONS OF SENATORS

New York. Mar. ia resolution
offered in the republican county conf
mittee of New York county last mig =,
calling upon Senators Plat and De
pew to resign their seats in the United
States senate was defeated by the
adoption of a motion to lay it on the
table. It's reading created a sensa.
tion. The demand for the resigna-
ton was based upon the recent insur-
ance investigation in this state
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-03-19

Mark Twain on one occasion intro
duced Senator Hawley of Connecticut
to a political gathering in New York
state. Mr.. Clemens told the audience
that they could bank on the senator's
honesty, for although his back yard at
Hartford adjoined that of General
Hawley he had never lost a single
chicken and although he had closely
watched the general as he passed the
plate in the Asylum Hill COngrega-
tiOnal church he had never seen him
take one cent out of the plate In
closing he said: Nov, my friends,
have paid high tribute to General
Hawley, but l assure you not one
word have I said of him that [ would
not say about myself"