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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-06-15
and Local.

4
tn Rhinelander Thursday.
l.. Tooley spent the forepart
The week at Wausau'
: Everybody goes fishing for your
J ,,oows, call at this office.
4 n. l. A. Mckinney of Rhine
.,l,r. spent Wednesday in town.
" B. Raymond returned Tues
!, from several days visit at
5pelander and Minocqua. Y
AT Mcleod was up from Wash
mn and spent Sunday with his
other.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Weissenborn
tHackley we're visitors in town
-irusday.
Father Toplaka and housekeep-
Miss Agnes Zaill went down to
s9bbns Tuesday for weeks visit.
Assemblyman E. A. Everett is
auss the state this week on pol
heal business,
Peter LaChance Of State Line
7sde business visit here Mon
bly,
Math. Kramer and family re-
med home Wednesday from a
NO weeks visit at Kewaunee.
DR.. and Mrs. James Hobart of
bckley, visited relatives here
thursday.
Mrs. W, J. Pinkerton and daugh-
a departed Monday monday for
anew home at Bessemer, Mich.
Steve Van Bussen of Amigo is
3Ingoa the piano and machine
ade here this week.
Better write the Rhinelander
BOAT Company before buying a
2at, Their catalog is free and
ouwl.l fine then prices interest
os
0.ot Rosen was over from
ameIander Wednesday IN the in
s1IeSt OF the Blue Grass Land CO.
Albert Ca>key of State Line,
ss''' town visitor Tuesday and
f favored this office with a call.
Mrs. L. A. Moody ard children
"arned to Rhinelander Tuesday
.~'r short visit at the home OF
.ttBAtes. II
Miss Myrtle Kuehne departed
~2nday for a two months visit
"o relatives at Appleton and
Aeaaunee.
] VIM, Burkett was down from
r'''e Line Wednesday renewing
3" acqualntances. VIM. had his
~'aIe put on the Review list.
Miss Vivian Thrun who has at
.'adsd the Oshkosh Normal the
'"' nine months, returned home
F'Doay tor the summer vacation.
aug BeSserdich was over from
>u'aelander Sunday. the guest OF
y oroiher-ln-law J. 4. Kuehne
nd family.
Mrs, H. Lieber, of Amigo, re-
', IAed home Tuesday, after seve-
!" Jays visit at the home of her
@1Shter, Mrs. John Diamond.
MIS- Davis of Amigo, was the
, ,''S at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
w. 81 Louis the forepart of the
WI" W. Pope and family returned
"aukegan Thursday, after a
vi at their summer home on yell.
wv Birch Lake.
J0an Noynihan, of State Line,
= IN town Wednesday and had
1ame added to the Reviews
'|saSIng subscription list.
=. w. \. W. Thorp is now nicely
~, .sa'sa IN the offices formerly oe-
y, ,S'eu by DR.. Pinkerton, in the
. NOnner building, where he will
pieased to meet his old and
sw friends
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
THIS NEW YORK CRANK
SAYS He HAS A MISSION
Fire Bug Of Gotham Declares That He
Was Commanded by the Lord to
"cIeanse and Chasten by Fire"

New York. Walter Il. Finney. %
years old. who, the police declared,
has informed them that he has a mis-.
sion from the Lord to cleanse and
chasten by fire." was arrested Friday
charged with setting the series OF
fires which created CONSERVATION and
dio considerable damage In the vicinity
of Twenty-third street and Eighth ave.
nue. early Friday The police say that
Finney has confessed that he set one
of the fires and that he was present
when several of the other houses were
burning. and also at numerous fires in
the upper west side within the past
few weeks. Finney was arrested in
the hallway of tenement house in
Seventeenth street near Eighth ave.
nue..
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
GIVES NOTICE OF ARRoeATloN.
Postal Convention With Canada viii
Terminate May z.

Westinghouse the result of the
friction over publishers privileges in
the two countries, the Canadian gov.
eminent has notified this government
that the postal convention between
the two countries will be abrogated on
May z next. The notice is accom-
panied by statement that 1t is only
in so far as 1t relates to second class
matter that this action is desired to
extend, and that If by legislation or
departmental action new regulations
are framed for the guidance of the
United STAGES postofflce department
regarding second class matter, Canada
will be prepared to enter upon nego-
tiations for another convention relat-
ing to this class of matter
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
WAR UPON KANSAS JOINTS.
Attorney General VIII Endeavor to
Enforce Prohibition Law.

Topeka, Kan.--Suits to GUST from
office A. B Kirkwood, mayor of Pitts
burg, Kan, for failing to enforce the
state prohibition law, and against the
cities of Pittsburg and Junction City
to prohibit them as municipalities and
their officers from collecting licenses
from joints, or Illicit saloons, have
been filed here in the Kansas supreme
court by Attorney Keneral c. C Cole
man, These suits are similar to that
filed against Mayor Rose, of Kansas
City, Kan, which finally resulted in
his being ousted from office.
The most fragrant violations OF the
prohibition law are in the cities Of
Wichita. Leavenworth Fort Scott and
Topeka, but most town in the state
are involved. In Topeka however,
contrary to the custom in most cities
and towns, the city does not derive any
revenue from the joints.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
WOMAN BURlED TO DEATH
BY EXPLOSION OF LAMP
Mrs. Erastus utley, Of Weiser, idaho,
Suffers a Horrible Death as the
Result of an Unusual
Accident.

weiser, Idaho.--The most horrifying
accident, and one that has cast
gloom over the entire community, oc-
CURED In this city Tuesday night at
the home of Erastus Utley, promi-
nent citizen of Welser. AT late
hour Mrs Utley, who was at home
with her children, Mr.. Utley being abb
sent, prepared to retire. She had
taken off her clothing and put on her
night robe, and went to the lamp,
which was In q bracket on the wall,
intending to take 1t down and ex-
tinguish IT, She lifted it from the
bracket, and while it was yet in her
hands, held above her head, it ex.
ploded, covering her from head to foot
with the burning oil
In an instant she was in flames.
She screamed and her daughter and
eldest son, who were asleep in ad-
Joining rooms, rushed to her assist
ance. They pulled the remnants of
the clothes from her and wrapped her
in blanket to smother the flames.
Before they succeeded the unfortunate
victim was horribly burned from head
to foot. She swallowed some of the
flaming oil, the flesh burned from her
body, and peeled off her face until
she was unacceptable. After linger-
ing in terrible agony until o'clock,
death relieved her Suffering
Mrs. Utley's daughter received SER
ious burns on her hands from her en-
deavors to extinguish the flames. The
interior of the house was in flames,
and but for the prompt arrival Of
neighbors. II would have been con-
sumed with all its contents.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
cARuso FOUND GUILTY.
Famous Italian Tenor Let Off With a
Small Fine.

New York,-Enrico Caruso, the ia
nous Italian tenor, on Friday was
found guilty of annoying women in
the Central park geological garden. A
fine of $40 was imposed The verdict
was rendered by Magistrate Baker in
the Yorkville police court, after a
hearing which extended more than
three days.
Judge Dittenhoefer, In commenting
on the verdict, said.
1--WE consider the decision unjust
and unwarranted by the evidence And
at the earliest possible moment Car.
uso will take an appeal. II would
have made no difference If Caruso had
been fined cents, $500 or $4,000. II
Caruso was guilty man he ought to
have been more severely punished. If
innocent, he ought not to have been
fined at ALL"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
Commander r. E. Peary.

lived In the polar region the greater
part of the last Is years, and he is by
far the most striking figure in the
history of arctic exploration.
Peary's first serious expedition was
on the barkentine Kite, starting June
G. 1891, from Brooklyn, with five men
and Mrs. Peary then little more than
a bride. party of scientists went
along part way with them, principally
to spend a scientific summer vacation
They were headed by Prof. Angelo
Heilprin, who in the following year
headed the first relief expedition. In
the party. too was Matthew Henson.
Pearys negro servant. who has ac-
companied him on all his voyages in
to the frozen regions.
The explorer was seriously injured
in first contact with the ice foe. AS
his steamer struck the ice for the first
time the wheel chain snapped. the end
breaking Peary's leg He was land.
ed on the Greenland coast on a
stretcher camped in q tent, supervised
the building of house, allowed the
leg to knit during the winter, and the
next spring. with only one companion,
and without accident. made 300
mile journey over the ice cap that COW
ers Greenland, reaching its farthest
coast lire. the first white man 10 view
its northern extremity
Proves Greenland an Island.
The main achievement of this 200
mile sledge journey was the dem.
onstration that Greenland is an sland.
not southwark projecting portion of
polar continent.
In July. 1898. Lieut., Peary sailed on
the Falcon for another attack on the
arctic problems. This was arranged
on a much more comprehensive plan
than the preceding one A club had
been formed with headquarters at
Philadelphia for the financing and sup.
ply Of relief expeditions which, as has
been observed before, are an essential
part OF the general plFn. There We're
with Pesry Mrs. Peary and Mrs. Cross,
the latter the wife of an officer on the
Falcon. S. j. Entrekin. West Chester,
Pa. Edwin Astrupp. a Norwegian;
DR.. +. Vincent the physician of the
party; GeOrse Carr, George Clark.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
Engineer Takes Blame for Disaster r.

Valparaiso, Ind.-Frank Detnanr.
engineer of the first section which pre-.
coded the section of the Baltimore G.
Ohio passenger train which was
wrecked at Wodville recently.
causing three deaths, broke down
before the Indiana railroad commits
sion and took all blame to himself
Tor the wreck. He said he got no
answer to his whistle from the freight
train, but took it for granted il would
be all right, and went ahead.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
BUYING American Wood Products.

Washington.-"Pr Practically the whole
world is asking for American wood
and its products" says the bureau
of statistics of the department of com
cree and labor in n statement issued
Friday THE exports of this char
acter have increased 33 per cent dur
ing the nine months of the present
year over last year. During this nine
months the value of these exports
was $59,000000. This total is raised
to 100000 by adding to shipments
from American ports to contiguous
territory"
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
Boys Imprisoned for Life.

San Francisco.-Walter H. West
wood, William II, Mears and Fred
erick A. j. Peterson, the three youths
who were implicated in the murder
and robbery of Fred MulliniX at the
Ocean Beach several months ago, We're
on Friday morning sentenced TO spend
the remainder of their lives in prison.
The three young criminals at the last
moment withdrew their pleas of not
guilty, admitted the crime with
which they were charged, and threw
themselves on the mercy of the court.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
MATE BLAMED FOR HORROR.
ofheer In Charge of the Dix Tried to
Cross In Front of JeanIe

Seattle, Wash,-That Mate DENIM.
son. OF the wrecked steamship Dix,
was wholly to blame for the loss OF
the vessel Sunday night, which caused
the death of more than fifty men and
women, is evident from the testimony
taken before the United States marine
inspectors Captain LeImond master
OF the Dix, who was among those
saved by the steamer Jeanne, testi.
ned that he had warned Dennison
never to attempt to cross in front of
another vessel, but to pass the steam.
ers stern. In spite of the warning.
he says, the mate attempted to cross
IN front OF the Jeanne and was run
down.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
ACROSS ISLAND IN AUTO.
President Roosevelt Accorded an ova
ton by People of Porto Rico.

San Juan. p. R.-President Roose-
welt on Wednesday iourneyed in an
automobile over the famous railroad
from Ponce to San Juan, and was ac-
corded an ovation by the people of
Porto Rico. The eighty-mlle trip was
made in six hours and thirty minutes.
counting the time taken up by stops
made along the route, where the
president in all his speeches dwelt
on the affection he held for the PEG.
pie OF Porto Rico. and assured them
that he would use every effort to
secure citizenship for them-that his
eeHorts would be unceasing to helm
them along the path of true self-gov.
eminent. 60
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
Western Railroad Fined.

Denver'-The Missouri Pacific rail.
road was fined in the United States
District court here for violating the
safety appliance law. The alleged
offense happened at Pueblo, where one
Of the company's trainmen was com
PEELED TO go between the freight cars
to pull a coupling pin that had be
come bent and failed 10 work when
the handle OF the safety appliance
was operated, The suit was prose
cuted at the instance Of the Interstate
Commerce commission.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29

New York .-Commandel Robert II.
Peary has gone "a miles nearer the
north pole than any man who ever
went into the arctic seas, and is now
on his way home.
To be exact, the American explorer
pushed on over the ice foes until he
reached 81 degrees six minutes north
latitude.
In 1896 Nansen reached Sc IA north
a tremendous exploit, for that was 1856
miles farther north than Greedy had
gone in 1892
Nansen held the record for only four
years Then in 1900 Capt Cagni of
the duke of the AbruZZi's expedition
pushed his way northward and after
almost incredible hardships reached a
point % miles farther north than Nan
sen had gone.
Before Peary's feat the Italian eX-
plorer has held the record for farthest
north, Now 1t is shattered by an Amer
lean.
News from Commander Peary has
been awaited with anxiety for several
weeks, as July l6 was the date he had
fixed for the end of the dash across
the ice cap surrounding the pole. The
commander, when he sailed from New
York more than year ago, fondly
hoped that the end of the dash would
carry him to the pole itself
Peary's Seventh Attempt.
This was Commander Peary's sew
enth attempt to reach the north pole
the first being made in 1891. He has
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29

Chicago.-James F. Delaney, vice
president of the American Shipping
Company, was on Friday shot and
killed by his wife, who Immediately
afterward committed suicide, Della
ney was found on the bed with buh
let wound in the back OF the head.
The body OF Mrs. Delaney was lying
close by, a bullet having been fired
into her brain through the mouth.
The revolver was still clutched in the
hand of Mrs. Delaney when the room
was entered.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
Find Ancient Boat.

London,-While engaged in clearin.
out deep bog in Somersetshira :
workman unearthed canoe which
probably belonged to some aDcient
lake dweller The boat, which Ia -,
oak, is in fairly good state of nras
ervation and measures 20 feet inch
es in length and feet 10 inches ,r
width and in appearance is some what
like modern Thames punt
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
PEARv Returns FROM NORTH.
Attempt to Reach North Pole Was Not
Successful.

Sydney, c. B.-FIylng the flag of
the United States. which has been
placed nearer the pole than any other
national standard, and weather-beaten
and disabled, the Peary Arctic steamer
sail and steam after sixteen months
vain effort to reach the pole. Though
not entirely successful, the expedition
nevertheless got to 81 degrees 6 min.
utes north latitude, or within 2O3
miles of the pole.
Commander Peary came ashore al.
most Immediately after the steamer
came to anchor and joined Mrs. Peary.
who has been here for two weeks
waiting for her husbands return.
The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-11-29
Peary's Seventh Attempt.

This was Commander Peary's sew
enth attempt to reach the north pole
the first being made in 1891. He has
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-04-06

ST on pouvait avoir uu peu de
patience, on s'6pargnerait bien du
chAgrin, le temps Ell 8 autant
quill gu dome.
Nine de S6vign6 (l626-l696.)
indifference est pour les cmurs
CO que l'hiver est pour Ia terre.
Nine Deshouli6res, (l634-l634)
Criminel on non, lrrtitice est
tout r. dangerous ct preeque in6-
vitab!ement Dui-ible.
Nine de Geulis, (l635- l7l9).
Ere sobre n'e,t pas une grande
vertu, mails c'est IN g aud d6faut
de n l'6're pas.
Ia RENE CHR1>T1NE Q654-89)
La Lonte de soi-me ne est lie
plus gra"d supplice de i'hnman''6.
Nine d'Epiuay, (l725-l783)
La femme qui SO fait un ,n<rite
de 81 beaut6, annonce elle.meme
qu'elle men a pas de plus grand
SON.
Mile de Lespinasse ll732 I776).
La v6ritable senslbilit6 s'unit q
la bont6, q la compassion; lie rem
tire aiDsi dams le domaine du occur.
Exager6e, ellie appartient q celul
de imagination.
Nine Campeau. (l746-l833).
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-04-06
CUISINE
POULET "BONNE MAMAN"

IOULE1 oONNG LANA
Excellente maniAre do deguster
les tendres petits poulets qul arri.
vent.
II en- fault bien deux pour obte-
mir un plat convenable.
D6coupez les poulets on six NOR.
ceaux; les allies, les %cuisses, avec
leure avant-cuisses ct la carcasse
en- deux.
Faites revenir au beurre, avec
de petits oignons nouveau1 ct do
lard de poitrine en- d6s.
D6grairsaz Y, %ajoutaz un bon YER.
re de vim blanc. recouvrez herm6ti-
quement, mettez au four ct faites
CURE lentement.
Au moment dc servlr, mettez de
petltes pommes de terra nouvellee
de grosseur 6gale, cuites au beur'
re.
LIE plat doit etre assez elegant
pour paraftre sur ia table.
Un petit tecret pour rendre les
oeufs sur lie plat d6lectable.
Mettez en- meme temps dams IL
plat le beurre ct les @ufs. salez
poivrez ct recouvrez d, quelques
cuiller6es de creme. Lorsque vous
voyrz que le blanc commence !
prendre passez au dessus des @uf.
une pelle rouge gu feu.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-04-06

ges constituent pour Giles lie plus sur pr@servatif
don't elles peuvent Sc servir. Les Pilules Rouges
guerissent lie " beau mai ct en- previennent les
complications, CONNIE les douleurs dams lie bas-
ventre, lie NAL de reins, les envies fr@quentes
d'uriner, les maux de tete, les troubles de Pes
tomac ct DIES nerfs. C'est a la fois I'm prompt
guerisseur ct TN regen@rateur sans ega1. Les
Pilules Rouges inefficient lorganisme, produisent
I'm sang richie, abondant ct ~gen@reux qui Sc re-
pand dans tout lie ~systeme, y SEINE la vigueur
ct la sante. Nous n'avons plus a parler de la
popularite DIES Pi1ules Rouges, Giles sont avan-
tageusement connues de tout lunivers, ct
qu'est-ce qui aurait pu 1eur valoir une 81 haute
reputation, 81 &c nest 1eur efficacite dams tous
les cas- de maladie chez les femmes ct les jeunes
files.
Nous amenons encore aujourd'hui, sous les
yeux de nos lectrices, TN t@moignage authenti-
que CONNIE %toujours, ct endorsement fourni
par une personne reconnaissance, qui ne cesse
de faire les plus grands &loges de &c remede pour
les femmes malades, les Pilu1es Rouges. lie
~certifcat que nous pub1ions aujourd'hui est &C.
1ui de Nine Jos. Cyr, de Ste-Ad@lalde-de-Pabo
Que, qui a souffert pendant vingt-cinq ans de
faiblesse ct de "beau NAL" ct qui ma pu trou-
ver, dams d'autres remedies que les Pilules Rou-
ges, soulagement a ses dou1eurs:
"I II va vingt-cinq ans, j'avais senti mes forces
diminuer. La pAleur, lie manque d'appetit, Pin
somnie, la faiblesse des jambes, les douleurs dams
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-04-06
AU LYCEUM

Commencant q la matinee de d.
manche proclaim la troupe Stuart
representera "Thelma" la popu-
laire piece. Cette troupe rencontre
cette semaine un success signal6
dars le grand drame social intitu-
Is "The Wife, avec Mile Evelyn
Vaughn la nouvelle premiere de
cette troupe dams le principal role.
"Thelma'' ma pas besoin d'lntro
duction, nos lecteurs ayant Gu Zoe
caslon de voir &c fameux drame d
Minneapolis a plusieurs reprises.
Son success dams le pass6 est la
cause qu'on le pr6sente de nou-
veau aux habitu6s du Lyceum.
Matin6es aux memes jours. Prix
tou]ours les memes.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-04-06
DECES

Nous avons q eDregistrer cette
semaine I'm triste 6v6nement qui a
jets notre colonie caoadienne-
frau caise dams r6moi. Dimanche
avant-mid1, pendant que sa famille
6talt q la messe M Amos Provost,
w de nos consltoyens bien connu
ct tres estjm6 s'est brittle la cervel-
le. Sc pIaeant devtnt uu miroir
pour mieux wiser, le malheureux
s'est atteint a la tempe. III fut
,rouv6 gisant dams son sang. Les
amis de M. Prove st dissent que
res actions 6taient tres Oranges
depuis quelque temps mails ills
6tnient loin de SO douter dun pa
rell d6noaement. II y a tres long
temps que nous avons eu a rappor-
ter un cas- semblable parmi noe
compatriotes ct il est incontestable
que M. Provost souffrait dune
alteration mentale au moment de
prendre cette faneste decision.
NJ. Provost 6tait membre du de-
par,ement da la police ct fut tou-
jours estim6 de ses sup6rieuls
qui dissent gull fut un policier
competent. Ii ct lit age de 56 ans
ct demeurait 3 Minneapolis depuis
de nombreuses ann6es.
Scion lie v@u gull await expri-
ma 1oro mo latino 1aias6o d son
epouse, ses restts ont etc d6pos6s
dams le cimetjere St Antoine. Sor
service a etc chapt6 mercredi ma
tin q l'6gljse Notre- Dame de
Lourdes. Rainville Fr6res avaient
la direction des fun6rallles.
II fut porte en- terre par six de
ses compagnons tous officers de
police ct Canadiens : franeais:
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1906-04-06
ECHO DE L'OUESI,
-uBonhou! hou!! hou!ll"


-Qu'as-tu B pleurer, mon petit?
-Je vieps de trouver une fente
dams la palissade, mails je louche
trop pour voir al travers.
Yolaire 6tajt Pennem1 declare de
Piron. II 6tait vena un jour chez
ce dernler, pour avoir une expllca-
ton avec lui; ne l'ayant pas trouv6
il prit de Ia CRAZE ct 6crivit sur la,
porte le mot sane. LIE lendemaln
l'ayant rencontr6 par hasard dams
la rue. il lui dit:
-Hier, Je suis allie chez vous
pour vous voir.
-Je lie sails, r6pondit Piron, TAI
trouv6 votre carte 3 ma porte.
Ike, fills dun homme c6lAbre, 3
lui-meme un fills fort intelligent,
quill montre avec orgueil q ses
amis.
-Vous verrez quill ressemblera
. son grand-pere, disait-ll, hier, q
Fun d'eux.
Mails oui. r6pond celui-ci;
d'ail)eurs c'est logique, le talent
saute tou]ours une generation.
Au jardln des Tuileries, entire
mere de famille;
Que d'ennuis 1'ai,. avec les
miens, madame!....
Nine Ca ino.-Ah! madame, les
meres qui n'ont pas d'enfants sont
bien heureuses!....