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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
8iQise TarmeR.

GIN YanbanbIe uor 1~eEas.-6us GAM opa
Spnuelidhein, GeIuubbsit uuo 3eid1tbulr.
SGjreibt iosleid, n bic Cartwright 9ano Go. fir
Gamphfete, Seinretburg itro 3uoerldlfge Auss
tunit. 2arb bon reidliter Suolitlt. in a1eft
(SrDBen .9sarseleu uon 80 bis III 10000 Natr. gSir
haben 5000 Idsr eutes ebenes. retd,es Soro 5n
80 per g6er: glte acknowledgements.
29ir hnb 9nnb sgieeuthinier uro sRduier; fcobr
men lett 10 ,3ahgen i'm Ranhonoic. Sret6et an
uns. Neenten I erianbt. Ibe Cartwright Sono
Co., AmoTiQp. Ierds.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
3nr.gefi. 8eah)tuna.

NQe 0ieienigen, ipcldlc oos Der
giBmeinnidt" bon Nfrifn befpmmen
babtr unb e3 fir hns fomnenDe Sahr
bchdItcn pollen, tpnnen Den &hpnnes
mems Yreia bon 80 Gents oil fol8enbe
l(breiie entriHten:
DC utbins &ettenboe II,
las Srei8e6nte Str, Dubuque, So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
NeitemDe Mgemtem
~perlamgt.
24iro Nahum Deriebcn.

Scr bpdp Batter s. 6. 9}adc, Ser
it'd Q ezra cincm Sabre mad 9u>
buollc 5uriid5oa, bat, nuf griuden oeS
Gr56iidofe5 5nocIagt, DIE
ojemeinNc Noihua, Soma, biz gum
Sritpiohre ais Secliorger 5u nerIcben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

melt. Die Muiif, nelde oieie5
Crdeltcr lieferte. mar IN jcber 3ins
iid)t 9enilgenb uno Die 3%bntlnne, OaB
llniere annbcn lluD Siingiin9e nlf
Ntcic gGciic 5r iebr niiRliher rtno an>
0%encbn1er getb0tiguuq Dutdl Die
0(aricns Srilber un9crent lperben,
Icbrt ms Zen Merits Dieier 2ebrfrafte
.belpuDcr5 iddben unD lieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Whtuma, oeutIde NathOlifen!

Cine 300 Ader,Sarm in Soma in Der 9ldhe beS
beinabe GAM ueu unb ale in gutem 3uitnnoe.
Gut eiugeien8t. Cute Sehulen uuo aird]en.
g9 roe ein gutes Seini madden. g8ir0 3u einem
iehr mGBieeu Hreiie ~uertauft uerben. &eine
9utb ,9leenteu 6raud)en itdl meloen. Wfan 10 enbe
I'D, ou =. n. g., care oi Catholic Grintins Co.,
urtEtoup 1nNiN
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
murkthPrth1te
Sir BEN Wrpfpcrfauf.
Oubudue e, ben 2. Se,.
@ctrcioe, Sen, MeEl, etc.

@ctrcibe, Sen, Mefl, etc.
iSofer: 46-55c per Suibsl.
.Rorn 6S-19c per Rnihsl.
Neisel: 10-15c per Eulbel.
Werite 60-90c per Buibel.
Ro99eu 65-75c per Suibel.
Neu: 10 00-S14. 90 per Come.
Wtebl Natent, $685.. 40 trai9bi,
20-S5. so.
Glele: SIS. O0-S27. 90.
Butter, Gier rnh Safe.
Gtsr 2lc per 0usene.
Butter: Tairp, 25e; CREAMERY, 27t per
SGle: Rboms 61ie, nc; Srid. 1sc; 9iins
lie; Swtss, 21c per Fiuno.
Groceries, etc.
6artoileln 65c per Euibel.
3wlebeln soc per Suibel; Spauii0e
,3miebelu, II. 10 per Grate.
2(cpiel 81. 80 per Barrel.
Eonen $2.S5 per &ulbel.
SIB: SartoflelH: So. 00-3.25 per Barrel.
Gicb.
Gtiere: S4.00-4.3 20.
Autoer SD. 00-3.2a.
RiIle: so. 500
Ralber: 81. 00-5.00.
S0ofe: 81. O0-4 90.
ydmner: S3.j0-4 90.
S6weiue (auf benz ,Sus): SO. 9e-4.1 10
per buuoert Rruno.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
@raut Gouutg, Saa>Safeta.

2nnb Su p~ertauien fir $40 bis $50 pro 2tier i'm
Banner ountp BON 5iibsDatota. Nle Beauem.
lidlfeit, 5chulen. 2anopuils9 ienit, 5arnersseIe
phone, Butterfn6riten &C. 81 Grnteit uadleinans
Der uDue Mibernten. g9ir iuohnen lett rs Sahren
bier uno tonnen 3breu iuerthpplie lno ~eorrette
9tustunit iiber gano. Grnten MIN. geben. &ntops
Iiiche airdhe nnb Sdbuie oabier. Dir periueiien
nui ben hpdlu. oerrn Eiarrer }. =. Soft
-Dohier. aRnn luenoe i'd an yaartems Bros.
g y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
2ano 1T b%erfaMfem.

800 Sdcr 2anb; iebr out seleeen. 800 SIdsr I'm.
ter @tug. sieues. groBes Saus nnb grpser
stat: eiu 5ubuer Stuu; cine babe Meile
BON einem glsontcr; ,mei Nteilen BON oeutih
tath oIiifer Sirde uub 9iarridlnIs. 1eutidbes
Eettlement. 3Siro n~ertduit geiunbh eits babe
$40 90 yer 9(der. RabereS brieilith an 9uremburs
ger Ba,ette nUer Johu u. Hies, Cactus, Glib
Satpta, 2ano III gelegen IN 9uoirston 0puutp.
S~ibsIafpta.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
$3.50 per M6er

baar, Der &eit nadb oenl Grnte~ 3abluuesplan.
fault cine ibone babe Settion Gnio III Noro
Eatutu. Sic Snhleu bic 0dlite Der Grnte, Die Sic
iebes Sabr bon oen 9aub einbeinien. QS lit oas
ndnlidIe iuie paAten, itIr ouB Cure Mtethe nit
Der 3eit bic 5nrn abbesnbIt. 3wei tatbcIiid)e
airdben unb SdluleI. Y. &. 1crnee, 1923 Nloia
Strnkc. Nnbuanc. Solpd.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
, ss8iiuitigc 0%ielcesuhpit fir
Wy ~1AS Sleh3iid,ter IN 9.iliuuri

8teh uno @etrejoe 5drnteu IN eiIer geimoeu,
Slaieras bcnGhieueu Setrinn, $500 bis
5000 per Nder: eirtne iehr duBaeiubtc an $40.
Ereiie, % telre Giieubabneu unrbanoeu
iuaren: dher init 9egeRpdrttgsu gutem Giieu
elnoierlt meroen Die grelie iu)ncl itetgen. On
Der Nlhe pun W0rtteu: RENEE G.Iellipaiier,
grobe Gruten in Ssprl Trb ,~Setreioe. &oAblut-
Rich. I'm nab re 9eid1reibung pel be mat rdl
on t6ppatD 4 ~e'Hianoer, Cole @nulp, SIilluuri.
Nodliie Saur,M nierenirn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
2anO !

bobeu e.uen reiibirenoen Hrieiter, eine Stride
iiro cute 2duoereien BON 800 bis su $50 per Nfer,
je nab Ger Gage NIB Serbeierirgen. I'm Ndbes
res iuenoe man iih an r.. ~. &reber.
Reieren5en:l g.. 3. Surfe. ooer bic SaruIer
Gtute 8ant, Static, SIb Datota. Wan fam Gb
beim Sdrei6eu Der eugliiAen ruic oer oeutld,en
Gprndle beoieneu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Wmte Weleacnbeit

i'm noroDtlidjen Soma. nm quite uerbeierte Jars
men Al aniian0tgeu 9reiien 5u fauien. IN elmer
heutidien fat0pliihen @enieinbe nit airnle uno
5dlpeiternialule. tlHl nGbere 9usfunit ld,reibe
man an
The Trustee or Pastor of st. Roniface
Parish lonia. ioWa-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
Sas. @spi & So.
Mdtnns, fatbo!iiGe 2aaSimfer!

9Sir baber quite unperbeNerte 6nrnleil BON So
bis $40 ben 96er. &erbeierte 6arnier bon $40
bic $40 Den older Arqenehmes 2liina. tBi,nfigife
@elegcnheit iHr Sanbiuder. 5dreibet heute. I'm
9edbercs ipenoet GudD an: gor no. Z, 5oIfort.
6aStel 60, NnnioS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

idliig. @c9uffie & &eenon boffen,
baB Der SAL I'M Se5cmber@S ermin
oe5 Siitritts @eridtco our @erbono>
lung tounncu fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
oausbalterin fir einen Trieher
qein&t.

cine oeutihe SaushdIterin fir einen Vrieiter
,uirb aeiudlt. Ter Iriefter uobnt i'm ilbDhlidben
SIbsfafota. I'm ndherc austunit idreibe man
IN >, SuosTafota", care OF 9atpolie Triuting
60, Gubuque, Sprua.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03

0bicago, oen 2. Ses.
Gctrcibc
l9el;eii-
0e;.: 94A S96I.
Mai: 1.0lB0l,04B.
Spru-
Oe,. 54655.
Mai: 54I@
9aier-
Ses. 46M@47.
Wt0i: 50%@j1.
Siebmarft.
Shpeune-
Shmere, S4. 50G4.Sj.
Shwere. raube, 81, 30 IA. As
Seihte. S4 300S4 -.
oSemii1te, "a 30@48J.
EIeh-
Rmopieh, SIS l066.5O.
Riibe uto Runoer, 5l.10 $3.50
Shaie- v
Glnheimiide 2dinmer 81 25m6 80
Nltheim,ide SAaie. Sl.75 04S5
9eeitli6e yammsr, "a. 1927 90
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
9oOaemaa Souuta.

S6jreibet nm nahere 8eicbrei6urs uro uni
benz Mnier Rnb 3oi3bstaRe. 9Lnsge5eidlneteS
Hltalio' Sdro. G6erio sutes eoeues %ei;e R=
Sorb, fuie btuiaes BrGSlnuo. 5000 bis $3.50 pro
llder.
M. w. PETERSON.
Hanston, Kansas.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1907-12-03
&ae iino NIT Der @irfnn9
5ufrieSeu.

Gins Der Ct. Teier nnb Qonls mpnaitern in &umbef.
Iunb. Mo, tbetlt uor SSolgerbes mt: Eaitos Ronis8
glerpersStirier iulroe bier itol 6iters in perifiebsnen
syGaci bon ben 6plgtn Der lleberanitrensuns beim
etuorrsu nit BAN bslea Srfolse oueeranbt. Gin ber'
ortigcr 6aIl, pel1er init 2 dlofpiiefeit oerbnnben itDn
/ 9abr lang beitarb. ipurbe burdb 8 Glaidtn gsrcers
Stdrter gebeiit AUD btpnbrt er i) ionIt 10 5nper.
Idf5ig. baB oae nit Der g0trtuus hes @erpenss tartsrs
S~riri.oen iinb.
Srau Mira in steacrs @rops. sainn., CAB ibrsr
Booster mr. 4 6lai9e pon 4aftor 9bnig's 9tero.n.
@tarter sesen SAwdde, bic burb gIntarniutb emf.
ronN. unb 1T ie isitssm gang ippbl uno ssiunb.
C%S Elm prrtbnples BUD fir sternenleibenbe
\ iplro Seoem Der es perlaugt, S%ugelaubf.
w. IrLie srhalten out be WtenialH umipnit.
SIeIe Wee;3lr .puree feit Gem Sabre 1875 BON benz
Spttp. 9aiIor aon,a, Sort Masne, Sno., suber:itet
Eio isst INTER irluer aumeiiina bon Der
koENIG MEDICINE CO.,
100 Lake Str. CHECAGOs ILLs
Sci stp otbefern 40 baben iar
$1.OO ote biafdle, g JIafdAea fisr 5000
eroBs SITS, o tar $500.
Sn Subuque su baben bel &. ".
Muete. 656 Drain Strase.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, OCTOBER is.
FcC AND DAIRY MARKETS.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is firm.
The produce boards official market for
strictly fresh laid, cases returned, Zoe;
high grade, recandled, strictly fresh, 22c;
seconds. 1.Q14c; checks 11Ql2c.
BUTTER-Easier; Elgin price OF extra
cry, 2912c; prints, So1ac; iirsts, 2Ig2sc'
fancy. 26c; lines. 23@24c; fresh Soll, 23p
24c; packing stock, 17hQ1Sc.
CHEESE-Firm; American full cream.
new make, twins, 1412Q15c;. Young
Americas, 141@Q15c; daisies, 15Ql51ac; long
horns 15@1512c; limburger, l432c; fancy
Swiss, 27c; new. block. 151aQ16c; round
Swiss, new, 16Qp16hc Sapsago pc.
FOND DU LAC. Wis. Oct. l4.-Sales:
331 twins, 15Ac; 80 do 15Ssc; 300 daisies,
15Ac; rs double daisies, l512c
CHICAGO ILL.,, Oct t5-Buttcr- Steady;
crcamerics, 2iQ2Sc; dairies, 221r25c. Eggs
Steady; at mark, eases included, l11ap
2012c.
CHICAGO, H.. Oct. 10 heese-Firm;
daisies 15MQ15Mc; twins, l5hW15Ac:
Young Americas, l5015Ac.
ARCADE, n. Y. Oct. u.-Checsc-Sales:
TOO boxes colorcd flats and 40 boxes large
Colored at l5iac.
tubs of butter sold at 3o1sc and 1900 boxes
of cheese Mt 15c.
UTICA, n. Y. oct. ti.-Thrce thousand
boxes cheese sold here today ut 13l4c
NEW YORK, Oct l5.-liuttcr-Weak; re
cciptS, l5,261; creamery specials, %; eN.
tras, 2St&c thirds to hrsts 24T2Sc; held.
first to special, 27@29c; state dairy, com.
mon to finest, 22W2Sc; process, common to
special l9126iac; western factory, common
to first, 2o0t2lc. Chcesc-~Firm, unchanged;
receipts 549S, Eggs-Firm, unchanged; re
ceipts, 1854.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
ELOPER WORTH 100000
Samuel Clarkson Is Son OF Wealthy Eng
lish Brewer-Maloney Eluded
by Pair.

LONDON, Oct. 15.-Samuel Clark
son. the man who eloped with Helen Ma
loney of Philadelphia, is believed here
to be the son of II Rarnsby brewer. He
is about - years of age and inherited
about 100000.
Clarkson, II couple of years ago, fig
ured in Il suit against stock exchange
firm rs result of losses sustained by
him amounting to Sl6o,OOO. The suit
was based upon alleged misrepresenta-
ton and breach of contract. The case
was decided in his favor and he was
awarded $4,000.
NEW YORK, Oct. 15.~Cahie reports
indicate that Samuel Clarkson and
Helen Maloney have cluded pursuing
relatives in London and reached Paris.
where track of them has been lost. Clar-
ence Ritchie and his wife, who is Il sis
ter of Miss Maloney, left London last
night for Paris. Martin Maloney, the
father spent the day in London. remain
ing most of the time in the Hotel Cecil,
where he received reports from relatives
and others engaged in the chase of the
clipping pair.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18

John DIS Selling Agent Admits Connec-
tion of Republic Company with
the Trust.

NEW YORK, Oct Id. j. Drake
who has charge Of the selling department
OF the Standard Oil company Of Indiana
testified in the federal suit today that
he received statements from agents in
the selling field giving all information OBJ
tninabe regarding the business of indie
pendent oil companies. He did not know
how the Standard agents obtained such
information, whether from the railways
or not.
The Republic Oil company, witness
said, was organized five years as an indie
pendent company to do business III Mich
igan, but it was really Il Standard com
pnny. No effort was made to have its
ownership made public, according to Mr..
Drake. The headquarters of the Repub-
lie, Mr.. Drake testified, was formerly at
Cleveland and then at Kansas City.
Prosecutor Kellogg wanted to know
if it was not the custom to place the
Republic in fields wherever the standard
had severe competition. to have it APP
pear that an independent company had
Joined in the competition. Mr. Drake
said he did not think so.
Mr.. Drake, on cross examination,
testified that the Standard used only
honorable business methods in obtain
ing information regarding competitive
shipments and that the company fur
nished no funds with which TO secure
this information.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
DR.. COOK PLANS
DASH FOR POLE.
Explorer Supposed to Be on a Hunting
Trip to Try for the ''Farthest
North"

GLOUCESTER. Mass, Oct. 10
The former fishing schooner John X.
Bradley. which took DIR. Frederick a.
Cook, the Brooklyn explorer, to Etah,
from whence he is to make dash for
the pole, is ut anchor III the harbor here.
Capt. Moses Bartlett. her commander,
who was with Pcary in the Roosevelt,
says that Cook accompanied John l..
Bradley, the owner of the schooner os-
tcnslhly upon q hunting trip and until
their arrival Mt Etah he had not an
nounced his intention of trying for the
pole TO any one. He took only one man
from the Bradley, Rudolph Frankeron, Il
cook.
His plan is to stay in Etah until De
ccmhcr or until the ice pack becomes
well hardened, then dash along the pack.
When open water is met he will cross
it in two canvas boats. Capt. Bartlett
says that had PCary had these boats he
would have succeeded in his attempt,
DIR. Cook will take but Il few Esll-
mauX and dogs and will relay them in
stations all the way. He will take sub
stantially the same routs as Pcary. IL
was found that the ESllimauX had rihcd
ncarys food caches and even overturned
his boats. MIR. Bradley left DIR. Cook
IL supply of food for eighteen months.
Or. Cook from Etah has about 1000
miles to cover. He must return by the
same routc-acroSs Smith Sound over
land to 81 degrees, then over the ice
pack and sea.
The attempt will not be II costly one.
DIR. Cook was Il guest ON Mr.. Bradley =
trip and the expenses of the EsquimauX
and dogs will not be excessive.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
STRIKERS TO CONVENE,
Convention to Consider Successor to
President Small to Be Held in Mil
waukee Late in Month.

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Oct. 15.-Delegates
OF all unions of the Commercial Teleg.
raphers have been called upon today to
attend convention ut Milwaukee heyin
nlng October 23 to consider the strike
situation. The object is to devise WAYS
and means to make the strike more efrcc.
tive and to hear the reasons for deposing
President Small
CLEVELAND. O., Oct. 15.-Six moro
telegraphers returned to work M the
local Offices today. -Four OF them went
to the Western Union and two 70 thn
Postal Several more applications IL is
declared, have been received.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
MAY INDICT HARTMAN.
Commissioner Lane Bares Secrets OF the
Southern Pacific Road-To Ask
for Prosecution.

WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct. 10
Interstate Commerce Commissioner Lane,
who went to California in response to
reports from agents of the commission
declaring that the Southern Pacific Rail-
road company was giving rebates and
that proof could be obtained, has re-
turned to Washington. He says the re-
suits exceeded his expectations.
Commissioner Lane says that Migrant
violation of the law can be proved and
that request for immediate prosecution
of those responsible will be made. The
law, as ii now stands, provides two
year imprisonment for each offense.
Whether Mr. Hartman can be indict-
ed will depend upon whether his respon-
sibility for the alleged violations of the
law can be demonstrated, Members OF
the interstate commerce commission be-
lieve it can. They say he is the presi-
dent of the Southern Pacific company,
and either knew or should have known
what his subordinates were doing.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
THE SIMPLE LIFE IN LoNn,,
The Aristocracy Is EATING a.,
Drinking Barley w. u'as a

What with caravanning, comn,
renouncing meat and wine >"ou'Pl1g O.
ready made frocks, good r "ma buzz
are trying our best to lead thn 'alV Of NJ
1t is doubtless better for the SSrrtnpe M
ton that the young girls nf aEeQas
scarcely be induced to touch tbo WS a,
inehriates ms we'll rs cheers, '"e cup Id,
Evei young men. says the Co.,
IN, Neville Lytton among TtIhunoJcvoe
vaunting the virtues of fruit '"vla, On
vegetables as food. And hort,onn nuts al
actually barley water, is hcronHE, Wa&
lar as a drink. Mrs. Earle of y pOps
Garden" fame and aunt of tbo NaNv
Lord Lytton, is IN ardent > J;s lres&
vegetarianism! so too, althougHH 'Iiylpe B.
matte a one, the Duchess Of pnr%% dog
aye! and Lady Plymouth and tSn 'aat~
Lady Lytton and the Baronnr d o ytqAs
besides. Wv Age
Anyhow, it is quite n sign Of h..
that the Duchess of Portland "e uns
luncheon party some time ava save 4
Eustace Miles restaurant and Enr III III
included Arthur Balfour and Iori BBoea
stoke and the Duchess Of Mnrlbo,rTonN"S yG
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
WRECK IN BRITAIN
FATAL TO SIXTEEN.
Train Bound for Scotland Leaves Rails
While Entering Station-Speed
at Curve Cause.

SHREWSBURY, England, Oct. 10
A train made up of passenger coaches,
bound from Scotland and the north of
England to Bristol, left the rails as it
was entering the station here nj an
early hour this morning. Sixteen per-
sons, including ten passengers, were
killed and many were injured.
The London and Northwestern rail
way. on which the train was running,
curves sharply as 1t ncars Shrewsbury,
and there is standing order that the
engineers must not exceed Il speed OF
ten miles an hour ut that point. Dis
regard of the order is believed to have
been the cause of the accident
The engine and all cars with the
exception of the last one left the rails,
and when the officials from the rail
way station reached the spot the cars
were Il tangled mass of wreckagc be
meath which were the bodies of the
dead and injured. The wreck did not
catch fire aud the doctors and salvage
crews. who soon reached the scene did
not have this added danger TO fight in
the darkness and pouring rain, which,
however. retarded the work of rescue
and several hours elapsed before the
last body was taken out.
The killed included the engineer and
fireman and the guards and postal clerks
who were in the mail car Immediately
behind the tender of the engine.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
NO "BEAD" ON BEER.
Washington Cd. c. Man Refuses to Pay
for Liquid Without Foam
is Fined

WASHINGTON, u. c., Oct. ID
Judge kmbal in the police court was
called upon to decide whether GUS
toner is entitled TO beer with much or
little foam on it. lie decided against the
foam.
The defendant was George GraySon
who refused to pay For Il glass of beer
because there was not enough foam on
il. The bartender pleaded that beer
without II collar was preferable Gray
son set up the claim that II customer is
entitled to enough froth to show that
his beer is not dead" The court fined
Grayson So.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
MOTHER SHOT BY SON,
st. Louis Lad Declares He Was Protect
ing Parent from Burglar, Who
Escaped

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Oct. 10
killed his mother, Mrs Lizzie Scholfer.
aged II years, in their home ut $3.50
o'clock this morning. In II statement to
the officers Smiley says he shot his moth
er in defending her against a burglar.
Smiley said he had been awakened
by the screams of his mother, who told
him there was a burglar in the house.
The woman had grappled with the man
and urged Smiley to get his shotgun AS
Smiley fired, the burglar, he says. pushed
the woman in front of him. She received
the full effect of the discharge dying
within few moments. The burglar
escaped, leaving no clue.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
MILWAUKEE, SToCKYARDs REPORT,

uOGS-Market for light and butchers, 10
6pl5c lower, others 5Gpl0c lower; mixed and
butchers, 633@6I3;, packers, G2o@G,4o;
pigs 5.2aM6, 10: bulk, G.2oW66O.
TTLE-Market is weak; butchers
steers, good to choice, 4.25@5,25; medium,
to good, 35NipioO hcifors medium to good,
3000liOO; common to fair, 2.250p2.T5; cows.
good to choice, 2.15GD3.Ho; fair TO good,
2.25Q2.75; Gamers, 1.oO0i75: cutters,
1902 %: bulls, good to choice, 3,O00D3.T5;
bologna bulls, common to fair 2.25Gg2. rs;
feeders, 30o03.76; stockcrs, 2.3hdp2S5; milk,
ers and sprngers, common unstable except
for Gamers, good to choice ut 35O0p450O.
CALNES-Markct steady; heavy graSsers,
3.25Grl.oo; fair to good. 3.5o0p6To; choice to
prime. 6.T50tT.2a
SlEEp-Markct is steady: common to
fair. 2.5O0p3a so; good to choice, 4,ooap5.oo;
lambs, common to fair 5.OO06oo; choice
to prime, 6.50MTO 90: bucks, 2,5O0p3.5O,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
WOULD PUT BENCHES IN HOUSE.
Boutel ArraignS Congress for Combining
Business and Debate.

WASHINGTON, u. c., Oct ID
"Our Congress is the only Legislative
body in tho world, SO far as | am in
formed, where an attempt is made to
combine business with debate" said Rep
resentativc B6Ntcll of Chicago. Such a
physical effort is necessary to make ones
self heard upon the floor that great CON
fusion exists and only the most expert
euced can carry on an argument: there is
every reason why we should remove the
desks and substitute benches. With a
new office building where each member
letters and dispose of his official business
the hall of the House may we'll be given
over 10 executive business. The CALLER
les could then be enlarged"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
IN PANIC AT MONTREAL.
Passing of Detroit United Railway Divi-
dend Causes Slump on Cana
dian Market.

MONTREAL. Oct. t5.--The stock
market is in a panic today Ms the result
of the passing of the quarterly dividend
of the Detroit United Railway. The
reason given for the passing of the
dividend on the stock OF the Detroit
United railway Is that the company is
making large expenditures for improve
ments but cannot borrow funds for the
purpose. they being forced to pay for
such improvements out of the earnings.
This stock is very largely held here.
From fifty ut the close of the market
yesterday to 40 nj the opening today was
the first drop, and later on it dropped
to 2Sl2.
market was badly affected.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-10-18
WOULD KILL HERETICS.
Philadelphia Divine Tells Presbytery
Middle Age Method Is Needed
i'll the World.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 10,
Rev DR.. Robert Nj. Paterson, II minister
of the Presbyterian church. who has
lived in Waivers, Il suburb of this city,
since his retirement from the ministry
several years ago, caused an upronr i'll
the Prcabytery that met here today 10y
declaring that the death penalty should
be- inflicted upon all hcretiCs, hlasphemcrS,
and correspondents in all divorce eases.
Persons who sought out athnlticS
should be harShly dealt with by law, said
DIR. Patterson. and tho death penalty
should he established rs the punishment
for attacks on women