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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-17
COURTS
ACTION STANDS
Chicago & Alton and Two For
mer Officials Fined an Az.
gregate of $4,000.
GAVE PACKERS REBATES
DECISION FOR REASONS OF PUB
Lie POLICY.

Chicago, April 16.-The United States
court of appeals today affirmed the con-
viction in the district court of the Chi
cago & Alton railroad and J. NJ. Fai-l
thorn and Fred A. Wann, former Off
Gals of the road, for granting rebates.
The company and the officials were
found guilty last year and an aggre-
gate fine of $4,000 was imposed. The
railroad company was fined s4O,OOU ano
the two officials $4,000 each.
The conviction of the defendants fol-
lowed the prosecution OF the govern
ment, which alleged that rebates had
been granted to Schwarzschild and
Sulzberger in the shipment of meats
The rebates were said 70 have been
paid to the packing company under the
guise of refund of terminal charges"
the amount being 81 on eacn car for the
use of the tracks of the packing compa-
ny in getting the cars Of freight out
from the packing houses to the mani
line of the Alton road.
Opinion of Appellate Court.
In its opinion, the appellate court &C.
clares;
Rentals upon the basis of wheclage
are unobjectionable is the parties have
entered into a contract which in all
other respects is lawful. Schwarzs
child & Sulzberger received back part
of the money they paid the road for
| freight, but this does not prove that
the transaction constituted a rebate
within the definition of the statute. If
| the full rate is paid, either in money or
in moneys worth, the parties cannot he
| guilty of relating These cOnsider2-
lions compel the court 20 the conclusion
that the judgment of the lower court
cannot be sustained except by holding
| that the contract between Schwarzs-
child & Sulzberger and the Alton road
was illegal and void.
Merely a Device.
'The trouble in this case canles from
/ the fact that the railroad did not take
| a lease of the tracks cf The packing
| company for the purpose of 1ischaTSing
| its undertakings as an interstate com
mon carrier. The arrangement between
! the two corporations was therefore 4
device whereby the produce of the
packing company was transported 2
cost of $40 per car, while the other ship
/ pers were paying $50.
THE court excludes rom the case
as not being within the issues the ques-
/ ton of the right of a reilrcad company
| to render greater service, or to furnish
| greater facilities, to one shipper than
/ to another for the same published
charge. The issue i'm this case is the
right to furnish the same or more at
| less price"
! In concluding, the court said:
The arrangement that existed be
/ tween the two companies canrot, 70"
reasons Of public policy. be based law
fully on division If rates or in any
other way be connected with or affect
( the rate-making function Of the rail
road company. The agreement Is il ~
/ listed therefore was Illegal and the j'tlg-
ment of the lower court must be ar
/ fiTmed.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
&aumiGnb in St1Sfen.

Sas 9eOeiben Der 8dume in ftGb>
tii9en Straben miro oaour6 befOrbert,
baB nan ben 9afen, Die fib unter Dem
pfIaiter uno bauptid9li6 unter elmer
@fpbaltoede iammeln, bequeme @ele=
genbeit gum Gntpei9en gibt. Snsbes
Tonbere tpirfer oas 2eu9teas. bos ben
%eiiernen 9eitungsr0bren entitr0mt, uno
Oas @riibeneus, bds ii9 i'm 8o0en Bill
BET, I9Goigeno uuf BEN 8aumipu9s
Elm.
Gs fino baber um Den 8ereid Der
Nur5eln berum pOrOie DOer OurdlOs
6erte Robren an legen uno oieie nit
2uftunesrObren gu perbinoen, Die nad
pben, mOeli6it in einen 0inofdns ooer
elm bobes 3ugrobr, minoen. Sur9
ben 3us tperOen Die giftisen Safe ftGn>
Dig abgeIuust unb Our9 frif9e 2uft
perordngt. go treiit i'm Gr6rei9 UNI
Die @ur3eln berum itets elm Strom
guter Cuff unO i9IBt Die SGume.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
&ieraebntes @apiteI.

Rehrere Gage mnren berfloiien;
Gnimul1o batte tpGbrenb bes Cages
uno Der Gaht fait MIR an Simone &c.
oadt uno BON ibr %getr1iimt. Sin einem
Nodmittoee bate er ii6 nit Serrn
8ourionne an, &anbe zines @rabens
nllter einem 3aum nieoergslaiien, I'M
Elm penig oi,ajltruben, als lie ploblifl
ibre Irbeiter rufen bcrten: gle Ser.
Sogin bon @ailerfertl" sic iprnngen
raid aiif uno iabcn iih um. 9oum
hunbert Sdrite bon linen entfernt &c.
wabrten lie cine InSabl Serren itnS
Samen, Die lanefam berangeritten ia.
men. gIen porait bic SerSoein.
@eniee Sfrife Dor &aimitnb belt
'fie ibr Bfero ON; tie berneigte iih leiGt
unb rief: r@uten Gag, meme Serrenl
Sd iiberraife sic bel Sbren Irbeiten,
Serr Baron" fibr iie bann, 81 Serrn
9ourionne ~getpenoet. fort: .lnier
Sba! idnIbet Sbnen tpabrhaftie etpt.
&c 9anfbarfeit 6afiir. baB sic es ge.
gen bic orobenoen lleberihipemmilii.
oen Der 9oire III id,iisen iuden." -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16

sd ilnb mein iuneer 6reuno Sc.
Jorge erfpiberte Serr 9ourionnr,
ptbnn, mas m09li6 lit, I'M oieies 3iel
5t errei6pn."
Sieie &ntfport mar barauf bered).
net. &oimrrnb @elegenbeit 3n bieten,
iid in oas @eiprG6 5u miihen, aber
oieler 6ndte ni6t oaran, oapon Sc.
broitd] 5t MAIDEN.
Die 8egIeiter Der Ser5oein paren
inoeiien berangefommen uno muiter.
ten neligierig Die bon &errn @olir.
tonne anaeoroneten Irbeiten."
pSas lit ~pabrbaftig iebr i%nterei.
iontl" rief cine Ser 9omen, nn6 Bot
NM nGbere @rfIdrirng, morauf Serr
@ourionie nllf bas 8ereitpiuieite ELI.
cling.
rSebr intGreiiantl" meinte MN
altd Der jitnee Ser5og; ~tpir miiiiea
ciela Irbeitsn otter beli6tigen."
nSas noIlen mir audi" rief Bic
Ser5ogin Yoorber aber peroen ms
nobl oie Serren burb ibren Seiu9
erfreren."
nSie finben uns jeben gbenb 81
|Souie," fiigte YbiIipp roid bin5u;
mir moden imSamilienfrei5 elm flei.
mes Spiel.
y@ir eriparten sic bel,te @benb.~
rief Die Ser5oain, idon nieoer meiter
reitenb, oIs fiirdtete ite cine ableb.
nenOe Intiport 81 erboIten.
"Is ON @beno Ser &ammerbiener
Serrn gourionne un6 @aimunb OIL.
melbete, erbob ii6 Die Ser5ogin bon
ibrem Sis unb rief e~rfreut aus: rSas
lit fdeR, bog Sic fommen!"
Ilt6 9biIipp fam berbei nnS 6riii.
te linen ber5li6 bic Sdnbe.
rIne @etter!" badte Serr Sour.
Tonne; mas ion benin bieie ionberbare
&omobie bebeuten?"
&aimunb beodtete bies anes niht;
er bate Sr1ulein Simone erbIidt,
bic neben Der briinetten 9ame faB, be.
rem Sdonbeit ibm idon am Morgen
aufeefallen par. gm Biano iaB Elm
iunger Monn rnb ipielte.
Ga aber Wuiif ridt al ben 9iebbd.
bereien bes iuneen Ser5oes eeborte,
ergriff oteier besierig Die @eIegenbeit,
Dem Spiele Elm @n6e at MADDEN. .gs
lit p%abrbaftig cine berrIite Yiecel"
iagte er; rent5iidenb, orf @brel Sc6
pie tpdr's, tpenn mir uns bic M1ifff
fir ben ipdten Mbenb auffparten2
Meinen sic itidt aub?"
Sbne elm 8ort 81 iasen, erbob fid
Der Spieler unb fdIoB bas Biano.
Ser Ser5og tpanbte ii6 an bic 81.
feafdoft. rMeine Samen mn6 Ser.
rem" ingte er. i'd idIoge elm fIeines
Spiel Dor, bamit mir iinierer &c
tpobnbeit treit bleiben."
nSb, feline &arten!" fieI linn cine
Der Samen ms @ort; ybas lit al
l%angtpeilig; ipielen mir Iieber pieoer
einmnl &oulettel"
$50, &oulette!" ftimmten ginige
Bel.
Ser Ser5og ftingelte unb befabI
penn eintretenben Siener, bas 8erIone.
fe 51 brineen.
&oimlnb atbmete aiif; linn ipor All
Niitbe, ols Oh ole 9life nit in0tti-
f6em @usorud auf i'm geriftet ma.
rem, unb err fuoete es nidt, SrGuIetn
Simone an5uieben, aus Surft, aiid
IN ibren 8iigen pinem iolden Ilsbruf
81 begegnen. 0as Spiel eridien ibm
oaber tpie cine @rloiung.
I Sie Siener batten bas &ouIette &C.
braft, unb Die @orbereitungen fparen
~poIenbet.
.Nebmen Sic BIas, meine Samen
mnb Serrenl" rief Sbilipp; mir Der.
geli6en ionit uniere foitbare 3eit!"
Mne Inneienben iieben iid on benz
Spieltiid nieber, MIR Serr 8oiriomle
nift.
Scum, Baron" fragte bic Ser5ogig
! i'm freunolihlten Con, ~ipieIen Sic
nidt?"
r@iemaIs!~
/ Gas lit iebr merfpiirbig. auf @b-
rel" rief HbiIipp. nuno iparrm ipielcn
/ sic nibt, penn id fraeen bnrf2"
n@eil i'd ben 8erIuit ideue."
(tortietuns fOist.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16

Ger pGpitli6e 9nmmer-
herr, SrGbenoor Soief &los in Soien,
&eoofteur pes fatbolii6en @egfpci-
iers, nurSe bon ser Oortigen Strof-
fommer rpegen Iufrei5rng poInii6er
&inoer 5umS 6uIitreif olirh i'm @c9.
neiier peroffertlihte 9lrtifeI, i'm en-
item Sale su 400 OFF, i'm 5lpeiten au
800 Mf. nnb mi oritten Sale 5u 400
gff., insgeiammt 81 100 gf. @eI0.
itrafe perurtbeilt.
Gntfaeen benz & b g.
genub E. Die geiammte mdnnliae
BebDIferune Der Srtidaft port Rez
public, q. s.. bat fid infOIse mebrerer
MISUNDERSTANDING eibli9 per@
pflidtst, benz 9enub o Sobaf gu
entfdsen. Inter ben 8etebrten befins
bet fi9 elm SRI. @manba 8late, bic
8eiiberin bes ein3isen 2abens in Der
Srtf9aft, mo Sabaf p~erfauft tpurbe.
sic perbrannts ibren sansen @orruth.
Gin anberer 8efebrter 1T Elm Siebsies
idbrieer Namens Sobn Sobnfon. Der
felt ieinsr ainbbeit rau6te.
rGppbpp" er9iebt
feds Snbianer. Gin .gops
bob" Iamens Bert SeeIp erf6oB I'M
matt Montsauma, 4ri5ona, feds
gaqui@Snbionsr, pel9e auf elmer
8abnitrede arbeiteten. @r gerietb nit
einem berielben in Gtreit unb purbe
bann bon Inen nit SpiBbaden unb
SdaufsIn anssgriffen. @sinsn as=
pplper 5iebenb, CAB er feds SdiiHe
ab. beren jeber einen Snbianer tObtete,
%porauf er bic 5lu4t ersriff.
SaIf poIiSiFen, tatt
a ssurei 8 r. Oils in propis
bence, R. s., Elm PoliSeitpagen UNI
fdlus unb einsn poIiaitsn unter ii1
beerub, fdlusen oGt Der reun 9efans
sensn i'm Dagen bic Sbire elm unb
sntfloben. Der Neunte, elm sefpiFer
9arrD @prton, elite benz bilflos ba>
liesenben poli5iiten, benz Der @agen
auf benz eebro9enen, redten 8ein lag,
gu 9ilfe arb bob i'm nit Silfe @nz
berer auf.
g lutiger &dmp um
8 rinfnaer Qls i'm Witens
biftritte bon @riSona bic spei 8riiber
Diliam unb CHM Oesplain, profpets
loren, faft perfdmadtst an Der @aIs
ferftele ibren Durit l0f6ten, i9ob elm
@reis Namens Sones. Der 9eiiber Der
@ifterne, NIT einem Sdrotsepebr ouf
bic Srinfenben unb traf Winiam. Die
beiben 8riber fdofen barauf Sones
obne @eiteres iiber ben 5aufen.
Die aBenbabn ibr
$ m. Sn 2erinston, Rb., lit cine
Jrau Winiam Ilen in einem Stras
benbobnpasen eeitorben. Die Trau
bate cine Manie, INNER auf Der Stras
benbabn gu fabren. sSeben Wprsen.
fofort nad 5sm Nuffteben, beitiee lie
cine Gar unb fe fubr zen ganaen Sag
bin unb Fer. bic Tabrten nur burth
paufen fir ibre Mablseiten untsrbrss
Genb.
Sn Der panifden Bro.
bins Comma 1T felt "a Sabren
ftin Sdnee mebr sefalIen-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-16
Scbreibt ms often

@bgriinoc alsfiiaen miibte; lie miiBtc
meine Sralt perben, ODER oas 2eben
bate feinen &ei5 mebr fir MIDI"
gr brad pIoslid nb, elei6 als
idGnnte er iid ieiner 9egeiiteruna,
mo riei bann pl0bli6, ohne &aimlllO
ill @orte fomnten 5u Iafen: God
bn linO mir ia 81 Saiiie; unier 8irtb
ftedt ldon ben S6liiiiel ms SfloB.
Inn inns .6u %offnenl Cute Nad)t!
S6lafen Sic ipobl!"
@S mar idon ipdt, aIs Haimuno
am nGditen Gage ertpafte. 90 cs
Sonntog mar, fonnte er Der Nube
pflegen; er 0ffnete bo5 Seniter unb ioe
III Ioneen 3iigen bie friide 0toracn.
luft Elm. Iui Der StrnBe berri6ie re.
aes 2e6en; Die Meiie in Der Stride ma
ioeben beenbet. 8altern unb 9dlierin.
men 5Oger in ibren SeIt9erp6nOern Dor.
iiber.
&nimllno lieB iif in Dem altcn
2ebnItltbl nieoer uno be9ann iiber bic
@rIebniiie Der letten Rnf)t no65uoen.
fen; es ipltroe ibm flar, bab erSimone
liebe, trosoem i'm cine unousfiiabars
Slllft bon ibr trennte; es lit i'm !'iS:
i'm 3immter; er muBte bi1aus ms
Sreie. gr idlitg Den @eg nab Dem
onoeren llfer Der 2oire Ell unb befanp
ii6 plotli6 auf elmer fleinen Inbobt.
bon melfer ans er ons S6luB Dor lid
Iiegen lab.
9o eregte ooS @eipr66 5peier Snli.
ell, Die o ibn berihritten, ieiilc
Mitimerfinmfeit.
.@as nilit iii bcnn I'M SGIoiie?"
froete Der Cine.
sSd bringt @cIo bin" NOR bic
Ylntnort.
.@elb? - SD badte, boB Gu erIt
sll @euiobr 9einen Yadt5ins gu 5oD-
ler bait"
,9as lit audi Der Sail; aber oos
SSrdulein lieb inns bitten - mid uno
nod Orci 8G6ter - Die Sdlfte oes
8a6tgeloes i6on lest 5u 3ablen."
rllno gu baIt did ba5u bereit er'
fl1rt?" frugte ser %nbere perpirnoert.
oStott Der S6lfte, wel9e Oas 6rdii-
lem oerlan9te, brinee ib Die gon5e
Sumnle, uno menrt lie S~orausbe6on.
lung fiir Elm o0er Sipei Sabre oerlanG.
te, miiroe id bas 8elo ouf5utreibelI
iuden."
v@o$ Iagt benn aber Define 6rou
on5u?"
,Meine 6rou Ia9t, baB, penn mir
uris @eIo bergen miiBten, nm es Sem
Sr1uleim 81 aeben, mir es tblir mir.
ben. Meine Srou bot ni6t pergeiien,
bab 0aS SrGulein tG9lid, ielbit i'll
i%tr0menoem &eeen 5u ibr fam, oils lie
itnb utier Sinh franf maren, uno oab
iie Damn zines Cages lelbit einen Ir1t
b%erbeibolte."
9ie beiben MGnner bogen in einen
| Seitenueg Elm.
Hnimun0 blieb betroffen iteben.
c@os gebt oerm i'm S6loiie Dor"
frngte er iih, .onB 6rGulein Simore
IN ioIfer @eiie Die SiiIfe ibrerYGd)-
fer in Aitiprilf nebmen milB? @s gilt
ipobl. mieber einen touen Streid Der
Ser5oein lrnb hires Sobnes gut 81
| mQdCn."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
SCHOOLS TO GET MONEY.
Sage Millions Will Go to Education, 1t
Is Said-Emma Willard Sem
mary Gets 100000

NEW YORK. Feb. 4.-That a large
share of the Russell Sage fortune will
go to the upbuilding of educational in
situations indicated by the announcement
that Mrs. Sage had donated $1,000,0OO
to the Emma Willard seminary at Troy.
This, following only a day after the an
nouncement of a gift of similar amount
to the Rensselaer, Polytechnic institute
of the same town. is taken to indicate
that Mrs. Sage has at last found the
proper field for the distribution of the
$SOOOO,O00 left to her. Mrs. Sage in
her girlhood finished her education at
the Emma Willard seminary.
A gift of $25O,O00 to the national COM
mittee of the Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION, predicted Saturday, also was
announced.
1t is understood that the gift 20 the
Young Mems Christian association will
be used to erect a building for the execu-
tive officers. Mrs. William E. Dodge
presented the land on which the building
will he erected
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
MANY HIT BY COAL FAILURE.
Randolph Macon's Defeulting of Interest
Said to Involve Life Company.

NEW YORK, Feb. 5.-Announce-
ment on Monday that the Randolph Ma
con Coal company defaulted in the pay
ment of interest on $2,500,000 bonds, is
said to have hit the Metropolitan Life
and other investors in these securities.
There is a rumor that Gov. Hughes
asked Superintendent Kelsey of the
New York state insurance department
to resign, and was met with refusal.
Superintendendent Kelsey has refused to
LET Kinkead and Marks, inspectors of the
New York Life elections, resign.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. g.
Testimony in the investigation of the
State Life showed that the. officers re-
ceiyed salaries as officers, salaries as di-
rectors and allowances as ''ofice en-
ployes." though they had done nothing
to warrant payment. The editor Of an
insurance publication has drawn 500
monthly.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
CHAPTER TX.

"Ard Won are nv mother?" They
,,era tne only words Audrey could utter.
Che was bewildered, amazed; her heart
,,,o. heating with a nervous excitement
IN which pride and joy mingled largely.
She felt as though she were IN some
s,,r+ of dream, or waking trance; every
now and then she passed her mana over
her eyes as though 10 clear away Inc o0A
fusion that existed.
She was kneeling beside Constance
Froser's slender figure, the pretty, "hlte
bonds were clasping hers, the soft' masl,
col voice was ringing in her ears. Anu
hi. was her mother She-aud'eS
>Is~se-tbe waif and stray, the namelesS
nobody. she was this delicate arlstocra'
child! ,n,,nn Nv
you are my child, my darling My
own. my very own . -+,od
Audrey gave a little cry ana heS'ie0
close to her new-found mother.
1T is 100 beautiful, too beautl1u 70
bo col ., was all she could say anu
then. as she felt the SOFT tenoeL l bps
r,,.oesod n her brow and cheeks SHe 0e
aso 70 wake from her dream. -
Tell me- tell me how 1t all nd apa5
how you found tnal wa" oo,,od to
..It was your face that hrst See rn,Iiad
whisper hope" Mrs. fraser II was
when you came in that nornine aoain
&C though Frank stood before ne a assior
Won have his very eyes; the eAp -. T
:, +bo,n is exactly what lived III us
taror, - wonder. to dream l was ~
Lonnv fiji I had learned your nisso
Now you know why l nave r naar 1
long chats with dear MIS-. nno 7 knew I
determined to confde in nel !, hos been
conld trust her, as, indeed; tna a+t h%s into
proved. At once she took nae ted ted with
her own hands. She commune urn ;n ,y
her husband, who mace eve. md discov-
ton about you, my daring sSan an vou were
cred, thank heaven +s snan hn the influence
nlaoed in the home tnrousr oertain things
Of Sir Henry Bulstrode'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
ADD CENT ON NAPHTHA.
Standard Oil Announces an Advance;
Also Gasoline.

CLEVELAND, O. Feb. Quota
tons on gasoline and naphtha were again
advanced 1 cent a gallon by the Stand
ard Oil company today. The new prices
are rs follows:
Earnish makers and painters naphtha,
f-N cents; deodorized Red Crown gasoline
f44 cents: sc degrees gasoline, unchanged
at 93x cents.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Chinese Famine Near Crisis.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 5.-Con-
sul General Rodgers at Shanghai cables
that unless seed wheat, which is so
earnestly desired, reaches Shanghai
March Is it will be too late. The pur-
chase Of the wheat in Australia, to save
time, is contemplated. The American
National Red Cross is redoubling its
efforts. DR.. Klopsch of the Christian
Herald has sent a further contribution
of 500, 900.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
SNOWFALL HITS KAISER.
He Shakes His Finger at Boys and They
~. Run Away-Unusual Incident
Is Ordinary.

BERLIN, Feb. 5.-Emperor William
was accidentally struck in the face by a
snow ball while driving through the
Brandenburger Tor gate on Sunday:
The missile was aimed at a private
person who was passing in an automo-
bile. The Empepor shook his finger at
the boys and they scampered away:
The Emperor took part in the fancy
dress ball given last night by the Grown
Prince Frederick William and the Crown
Princess.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Sure to Tum BILE.

Gussie-But, deah boy, if the rich
man refused to give you the hand OF
his daughter 1 don't see whyyou shoulu
norsist in giving him tips on the
races?
Reggy-sh, 1 want him to go as
broke as I am and then perhaps when
we are on the same level ne won
have such a strong objection.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
STEAMER BOILER BURSTS
Several Are Reported Killed Near Chat
tanooga, Tenn, in Explosion
of the Parker.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. 8. -
The boiler on the steamer Parker, be-
longing to the Dale Sand company, blew
up at Williams Island this afternoon. 1t
is reported that several persons were
LOS ANGELES, Cal. Feb. 5.-The
steamer National City, with railway ties,
ran ashore at Hermosa beach early to-
day during a fog. The half dozen pas
engers were removed safely.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Broke Up His Dreams.

Stubb-Great Scott, man, what Is
the matter with you?
Penn-I-I fell over a cellar door last
night.
stubb-But you look as though you
had been dubbed. Cellar doors don
club people.
Penn-Yes but there was police
man sleeping on the cellar door.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
DR. Han NAV Be Insane.

KARLSRUHE, Germany, Feb. o
Prof. Hau. of George Washington uni
versity, charged with the murder of his
mother-in-law, is so depressed that coun-
sci considers it necessary to have his
sanity tested before trial.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Wisdom of Experience.

"They say" remarked the mere man.
chat because is womans reason
ond II is about all the reason she has"
eyes" rejoined the pretty wldoW'
.a+,s about all the reason she has Tor
marrying man"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Three Die in Stable Fire.

PELHAM, \. Y, Feb. 5.-Mrs Rich
ard Vaughan. wife of a stable keeper,
an infant and Fl. NJ. Mitchell, lost their
lives in a fire today. The Vaughan fam
ily occupied rooms over the stable.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
Sure Thing.

Gunner-And you say that tail man
,s nlaving for the heart of the beautl-
So, pos+on heiress. What chance has
he? Why, she has heart of ice
G11ver-Oh, he'll capture her all
rioht He is an official of the Ice
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08
often So.

He-Marriage is a pottery.
sba-You mean a lottery, don't you:
ua-No. I mean a pottery: place
for making family jars
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-08

circumstances are beyond the con-
- man but his conduct is IN his
own power.-Beaumont
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-08
COFFEE INDUSTRY.

Considerable coffee is being raised
and many believe that this industry
will soon be extensively developed The
coffee, although mild, has an excellent
flavor, and those engaged in its pro-
duction confidently believe that if
duty was imposed on coffee, the slim
illus thus given would develop this in
dustry not only in the Hawaiian Is
lands, but in Porto Rico, and probably
in the Philippines, so that the Amer
lean breakfast table could be supplied
with American-grown coffee.
The pineapple industry seems to
offer the best opportunity for the small
farmer, and very excellent quality
of this fruit is produced. In fact, our
party without exception believed that
1t was superior to any they had ever
eaten.
Extensive experiments are now be-
ing made with tobacco, rubber, and
vanilla Each of these products seems
TO grow we'll and it is believed the
climate and soil are adapted to their
cultivation. have received from the
expert in charge of the government ex-
perimental station a package of the
tobacco raised there, and l intend haV-
AiiS II Ildue lulO cigars anu thoroughly
tested by those familiar with the weed
If a good quality of tobacco can be
produced on those islands it will give
for the development of sec
tions which are not suitable for other
products.
I'VE were given every opportunity
not only to visit the cultivated sections
OF the islands, but to make trips into
the interior, where there is considerable
government land which may be home
steaded, and which is suitable for the
raising of various fruits and other
products.