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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department OF the lntsF9 u,
T.ond Office at WausaIl, WIS" Jan

Notice is hereby given that a aHla
intention to make final five year KNIT Init
10436. made Feb. 10, 1902. for the ~. y 4
and the E1a Of the n " i OF POO, 2yC,ffg viii Be
Range 10 E., and that sald pi,l IGo co1rt at
before the clerk Of the nee. clIcI9 5o- '''
River, Wis, on March loll' , Ls4,, to
She names the following VIM and caI-
her continuous residence UBo ton o and
of the land, viz: LQu!s D gabn JWIb
johnson of Conover, Wis; W. 2oL|
E. Bowen of Eagle River. WE, " D. rrp Regs
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-01
GERMAN LUTHERAN.

There will be services at the
German Lutheran Church Sunday
morning and evening.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL NEWS.

Note the change in Strong and
Manley's ad. this week
c. Fl. Johnson was down from
Conover Monday on business.
M. Ftankel intends to move in
II his new building next week.
The Eagle Furniture Store IS
getting in big stock of goods.
Julius Dickman of State Line
was a business visitor here Tues.
Nothing like an open winter
from 28 TO 40 below isn't Dad.
Milo Hart spent Thursday at
Rummeles. guest of Louis Den
ton and family.
Geo. E. O'Ccnnor was Rhine
lander visitor the fore part OF thus
week
d. E. Riordan of Ashland tran
business IL our town Thursday
and Friday.
John Radcliffe was laid up the
asst week with Rheumatism, but
he is now able to be out,
GcIdberg's store OF Amigo has
a change Of ad. in this issue.
Note the change.
Mrs. Joe. Mayo and son, Henry
visited with her daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Hunter, 1t Rhinelander this
week
Andrew Regentuss went up to
Hackley Thursday to look after
Mart HlrzePs ice crop for the
coming summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hartley McGiIl
returned Thursday from New
London where they attended the
funeral OF Mrs. McGi.l's father,
Drs. Walter and Henry O'Con,
nor were over from Rhinelander
and spent last Sunday at the home
of their brother, Geo Z. O'COnnor.
The Ladies Aid of the Congre
gational Church will give a New
Eng land Supper Tuesday evening
at the church par ors on Wall st.
Everybody is cordially invited
supper, Is cents.
Ed. Scheribtl came down from
State Line Thursday where he has
been firing the company S enJlne
for several months.
Sheriff Murphy made business
trip across the county the first Of
this week.
Father Toplaka held funeral
services at the burial of the infant
child of M. and Mrs. Ed. Bison
cite of Three Lakes, who died last
Monday.
For SALE horses, harnesses,
wagon and sleighs. Price for out
fit If taken at once SI75.oo; also
horse and harness at SIS 90. In.
quire at this office,
Several friends of Miss Loie
LangiIl gave her surprise at her
home Wednesday night. All
p.esent report most enjoyable
evening,
The Eagle Photogra ph Gallery
is now open and ready for bust
ness. The Studio is located two
doors East of the Smith Hotel
and IS operated by A. ], Buttrick
of Joliet, III.
The friends of William Price
will be pleased to learn that ne is
on the gain after an operation at
the St. Mary's hospital a. Osh-
kosh for Appendicitis.
Mrs. Aug. Zempke and daugh-
ter Anna went down to Appleton
Thurs day, where Mrs. Zempke
will undergo an operation at the
St. Elizabeth Hospital, DR.. Don
O'Connor will perform the opera
ton. Her many friends hope to
see her return soon in good health.
Mrs. Frank Hull departed for
Appleton Thursday, where she
will undergo an operation by Dir.
Don O'Connor al the St. Elizabeth
hospital The many friends OF
Mrs. Hull hone tor speedily re-
turn home we'll.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1907-02-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIoS
Department Of the interior
Land Office at Wausau, Wis. Jan. NJ

Notice is hereby given that Peter A 40
Eagle River, Wisconsin, has tilea Ho %. Y.
intention to make final commlutaIll.ll, III
support of his claim, VIZ: Hon ne ST
No. 1924 made Jan. 30, lyJo' LQr u, tI5 pa p,,
NV Il of Section 90, Township L No. Ma N
East. and that said proof will be 1 u y,
the clerk of the Circuit Court at h'SS
Wisconsin. on March Is, 1901 :,
He names the following Wl5nes s ,r If
his continuous residence upon, a Do.t C Tsi
of. the land, viz: Lou B9user, hV in ~ 4
Lrank Moon. and Elmer Patten' all "
River, Wisconsin. ~ ,,-r,rn Rsl
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25
Boys Fate Most Cruel.

A lad was jumped upon by police
man until his breast bone and ribs
were smashed and his internal or
gans ruptured Nevertheless, he
lived some time in agony, during
which he was unable to swallow any
thing but water. His fate was more
cruei than that which befell many
others, who after they were manned
by fortunes, were taken outside the
prison and shot. Age made no differ
snce in treatment. An S-year-old
child was brutally fiogged to com
peA it to tel the whereabouts of its
father.
Deputies from the Baltic provinces
and other places made speeches add
ing conf1rmatory testimony. They
declared the prisons were overflow
ing with suspects who have been
awaiting trial for months. They are
supplied only enough bread and wa
ter to keep them alive until their
tortures begin. A deputy of the in
terror said the minister had ordered
an inquiry and prosecution of those
guilty of torturing prisoners.
Tolstoy's New Book Drastic.
Berlin. April 25.-A Berlin pub
Usher Is about to issue a new work
BY Count Tosto.y entitled THE Way
% Social Freedom 1t is more dras-
tic and revolutionary than any book
Count Tolstoy yet has written. He
recommends Russians of every class,
profession and trade, refuse obedi-
ance to any orders whatever from the
government. and suggests the latter
forthwith divest itself of all power.
leaving everybody to do the best they
can for themselves, in other words,
act as is natural and proper for man.
He adds he doubtless Will be consid-
cred mad man for making such
TeTorists Rob PostofIice.
Sevastopol. April ga band of
armed terrorists drove up to the post
office this afternoon, made the Off
cials hold up their hands under pen
atty of being shot,. took $4,000 of
The postofiice funds. and escaped,
leaving no trace of their identity.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25
TO POST PICTURES OF TopERs
Fond du Lac Drunkards' LiI<enesses
10 Be Put Up in Saloons.

Fond du Lac, Wis, April 25.-The
first man to come under the punish
ment provided by the Bruett resolu-
ton is Matt Fargo. Alderman Bruett
Is responsible for the resolution pro
viding for the publication of pictures
Of habitual drunkards by posting
such pictures in every saloon in the
city. accompanied by an order that
no liquor be sold to the occupants of
the picture gallery.
A member of Fargo's family asked
that no liquor be sold TO MIN. and
Alderman Bruett demanded that the
resolution be carried out. This has
caused a clash between the alder
man and Chief Nolan Of the police
The chief said he would send out
the notices to the saloon keepers,b but
his department was not in the pict-
ure business, and If the alderman
wanted pictures posted he would
have to supply them.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25
STEAMSHIP MERGER
DETAILS PUBLISHED OF THE @.
W. MORSE COMBINE.
None Than One Hundred Vessels 20
BE Owned BY the Conn
bination.

New York. April 25.-Details be-
came known today of the terms and
scope of the C. W. Morse steamship
consolidation in connection with the
merging of the Clyde and Mallory
hnes under control of holding com
pany, which is known as the Consoll-
dated Steamship company.
The holding company viii issue. It
was stated. s124. OO'9, 600 of securi-
ties. The Clyde and Mallory lines
have each a capitalization of $14,-
600, 600. The Eastern Steamship
company and the Metropolitan have
each capitalization of s3.OOO.0OO.
To consolidate these companies
which have an aggregate capitaliza-
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25
No Change Will be Made in Taft's
Original Plans About Ohio Trip

led as any man could be under such
circumstances. Every pan he has
made thus far is for dignified treat
ment of the situation, with no joint
debates. no partisan appeals to yot-
ers, and, above all, no attempt to
split up his own party in his own
state.
According to the present program
the war secretary will preside at the
Yale alumni. meeting in Cincinnati
Friday night. On Saturday he will
speak before the Young Mems Chris
|tian Association of Dayton, and on
Monday he viii talk about the Pana-
ma canal before the Business Mems
club in Cincinnati All of these dates
were arranged long ago, and as soon
as he has filed his engagements, Sec
Rotary Taft will return to Washing
ton, reaching here by Wednesday of
next week.
See Encouragement in Ohio.
Since the return of the secretary
of war and his manifest determine
tion to avoid an unpleasant political
scramble, his friends have been free
to admit that his interests have
largely been mismanaged in Ohio.
They think now II was mistake to
have antagonized Foraker at all, be-
cause this puts Taft in the attitude
of opposing the reelection of the
senior senator from Ohio, whereas up
to within a few months there has
been practically no opposition to
him.
Most of the close friends of Secre-
tary Taft here believe that from this
time on he should conduct himself
only as presidential candidate. and
should do nothing to antagonizc For
aker and Dick. This plan of cam
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25

Washington. d. c., April 25.-- It
was more or less evident from his
manner today that the idea of a
scramble for the presidential success
sion is extremely distasteful to Secre-
tary Taft He refused to talk pol
tics at ali. as was to be expected,
and the only reference he made to
the muddse Que in Ohio was the
statement that he did not propose to
discuss presidential politics In any
way or in any OF his speeches.
The program in the state was ar
ranged long before the present situ-
alton had developed. 1t will be fol-
lowed by the secretary of war, and he
will go from Ohio to Minnesota and
Oklahoma as Originally intended.
Then he will come back to Washing
ton and talk matters over with the
president and decide on his future
course in the hight of any informa-
tion he may receive while in Ohio
Up to date Secretary Taft does
not intend to participate in rough
and tumble political fight in Ohio or
anywhere else. When he has an OPP
portunity to make speech It will be
on the Brownsville affair. the Pana-
ma canal. the situation in Cuba, the
condition Of the Philippines, the pre-
gress of Porto Rico, and similar top
les which have come within the
sphere Of his Official duties. Presi-
dental politics win be cut out en-
TREY He will not answer Foraker
or anybody else.
leaves Question with People.
If. by discussing real government
al politicies before the people in DIFF
ferent places. they choose to select
him as the presidential candidate.
the secretary Of war will be as pleas
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25

paign, If adopted finally, would in
volve the refusal to go into the pro-
posed primaries, because Senator For
aker has insisted that such test of
strength must necessarily involve
both the senatorship and the presi-
dency, so far as Ohio is concerned.
1t is now believed that after the
secretary goes out to Ohio at the end
Of this week and makes his three
speeches without in any way attempt
ing to answer Foraker, the situation
in the state will be greatly cleared
and Taft's chances of securing the
delegation decidedly advanced.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25
TRi,IBLE STREET.

One of the prettiest home on Trim
Bile street. Front rooms finished in
hard wood. Large han fun length of
house, bath, all conveniently arrang-
ed. One of the best offers on the
street at the price. 5000. II. c. Hol-
lins, Real Estate and Rentals, True
heart Building.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25
SOUTH FIETH STREET.

Large building ON South Fifth
that may be bought at a very low
price and converted into an apart
ment house, the purchaser realizing
handsomely. Inquire particularly.
II. c. Rollins, Real Estate and Rem
tails, Truehcart Bldg.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25
TEAR OUT FINGER
NAILS OF VICTIMS
Among Mildest Forms of Rus.
sian Fiendishness
Worst Stories of Tortures Practised
On Political Prisoners Are
Confirmed.
roIsroY's LATEST PRODUCTION

st. Petersburg, April 25.-The
commission appointed by the duma
to investigate the alleged torturing
|of political prisoners at Riga submit
ted report which was read in the
duma today. 1t confirms the worst
stories, most of its statements being
admitted by deputy ministers of the
interior and justice.
The report states that a special
committee was appointed at Riga to
direct tortures. The governor, with
the knowledge of the administration
authorities put prisoners, many Of
whom are mercy suspects, to death
without trial.
Descriptions OF the tortures reveal
amazing flendishness practiced on
the victims by officials acting with
authority. Some are too abomfnable
to print. Among the milder cruel
ties were the tearing out of finger
nails. toenails and hair. Other pris-
oners were thrashed with India rub
Der sticks until their flesh hung in
ribbons. Then salt was rubbed into
the wounds One man was tied to
bench and a plank laid across his
body. On this plank policemen see
sawed until the victims back was
broken.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25

A buggy in which Mr.. L. Reber.
the grocer of Tenth and Washington
street. and his wife were riding, col
hded with a street car on Tennessee
street between Eighth and Elev-
enth streets. last evening and was
badly wrecked. The occupants were
thrown out but not seriously injured.
They reside at 917 Clark street.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25
FOURTH AND CLARK.

Nine room residence, lot 75xf20,
bath, sewerage, etc. Price $500. II.
q. Hollins, Real Estate and Rentals,
Trueheart Bnilding. Telephone f27.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25

The virus, and suffered the disastrous and
destructive effects of the poison, by a friendly
handshake, or by using the same table
ware or toilet articles, or handling the cloth
ing of an infected person.
Strong mineral medicines like mercury
and potash are often given to cure Conta-
gious Blood Poison, but years of failure have
proven that such treatment cannot cure
the trouble. These medicines can only
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25

ltiou of ssf, 600 Dob, the Consolidated
Steamship company will issue s34.-
600. 600 of stock and $4,000. 600 of
bonds.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25

barls. We offer a reward of 81 900 for proof
that it contains particle of mineral in any
form.s S. S. S. goes down to the very root of
the trouble, and by driving out the last trace of
the poison, and making the blood pure and strong
cures the disease thoroughly and with certainty
> 5. s. will also remove the effects Of any min
eral treatment that may have been previouslyused
Our Home Treatment book on this disease
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25

the also advice
that will
free by ourph all
SREcESc COMPANY, ATLANTA, Ca
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-04-25
HARAHAN ADDITION.

Lots 500 TO $f,1OO in Harahan
Addition. Telephone 1917. II. G. Hol-
Inns, Trueheart Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-11
'Hahe Society Officers Face Prosecution for Cruelty
B Animals, and Learn That No Jail Will Take
lkH Prisoners.

sixteenth av.. when Welsh was ar.
rested consisted Of cases u empty
glass Jars. Ignoring the pleadinga
of Welsh, who wanted 10 stay Win
hla team. Mrs WOodh0uae paid
strange man $3.50 at 10 O'Clock
last night to take the team OFT her
hands. and directed him 10 the
transfer company barn on Grant
st The horses did not reach the
barn until midnight
Besides facing prosecution Tor
their method OF arreating Welsh
and holding his team without food
water or blankets. the humane Of
fieera are up against II for n place
10 keep prisoners after arreating
them Last night Chief Wappen,
afeln- refused 20 make Welsh n
prisoner In the city fail and today
sheriff Smith announced that he
would not take Humane society
prisoners into the county jail The
Humane society members are state
officers. and will have 10 get an
opinion from the attorney general
before they can make arrests aud
put prisoners In jail
The work Of the W0edh0uso fam.
H. yesterday was the first effort
the society has made 20 enforce
ifa authority In the case Of Welsh,
the society will probably swear out
a warrant against him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-11
RAILROADS COMMISSION
BEGINS HEARING

The state railroad commission
baEan n hearing az Olympia today
10 ascertain The value Of every rail-.
road within The state % Washing
ton II Sc very important that the
commission have certain data ln or
dor to fin the taxation of the varl.
uun roads The hearing f. one Of
the first of its Kind 60 be held
Ia the United states and e attract
ing wide spread interest
Commissioner Jesse iuuea. who
was in Seattle last week gave ont
that IL would likely be three
months before the hearing was
completed. II IL also planned 20
hold another hcarlng before the
railroad commissioners June 2l, at
which time the matter Of extend.
Ing the iointrnte law ia cover cleo
trio railway az wen az steam roads
viii he taken mp Heretofore the
Law has applied only 70 steam
roads
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-11
WOULD PUT STOP
TO LEAVITT

brotherhood until last Sunday,
" hen be resigned. today branded
the statement Of Leaviit that he
had been forced 10 resign as false
hood
7 stated the truth about Leavitt
and the organization az Sundays
meeting. said Douahue today. and
afjervard resigned Leavift had ms
all duped. and some OF the George
town members still stick with him.
know that the literature Of the
brotherhood was practically entire
~ taken from the Order Of Owls
The whole plan Of the brotherhood
Ga a fake.
WHY. look here Leavitt has
himself appointed grand executive
and Charles Wood becomes grand
secretary. These men are TO hold
office perpetually isn't that graft7
Il would be a waste Of time for the
subordinate nests 10 attend tho
conelaYes OF the grand nest There
would be no business 60 transact.
Tho Grand officers hold life posi-.
tions and that would make the
meeting a farce.
Mitchell reiterated hts charges
81 yesterday against Lcayitt, and
says that Il Is absolutely necessary
for the safety OF his order TO pre-
vent Leavitt from continuing In his
work OF organization.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-11

it&ftEE4 f0N#fANH RAfHE@Atf
aAN FRANCisCo, juno II --
with the calling 81 the fifat de-
fenae Witness this morning in the
sehmifz case the defense oailiued
ia plaa bv which u hopes g. b.
able to break the chain 0f evidence
drawn about the mayor.
The defense viii attempt 20 tear
down the evidence given b. 81
Police Commissioned Reagan and
impaaeh the witness.
The crowd IN the court room was
the largest since the trial began.
Hundreds stood IN the alalsa and
lobby
me frat witness was NJ y.
scott 81 the walters Union.
ThrouHh him the dsienso declares
Il viii show that tho attack OF
Reagan upon Tertouis restaurant
vas tnatigated b. Reagan. asd that
tha entire lien % attack vas plan
ned b. the police commission.
HonaF sought the introduction %
mis- evidence. bat 81 vas without
avail
Scott said he weni 70 Reagan and
told him he could NO, unioniHe
Tortnni'a. and asked u be could
not take the license away.
Reagan said All that would be
necessary was to catch men and
women IN the upper rooms.
Scott suggested that he hire Two
men. engage roms and have the
proprietor send ont Tor the giria.
Reagan approved 81 the scheme.
80 he got two men. Who vent 20
the place and had the walter send
out ~ rihe Girls.
Afterwards they gave Scott a
cheek from the restaurant which
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-11

.**+F+
III ,Ai< nstanment OF his story OF the Crimson
L. 4 King county politics. Mr. Smith tells OF
..,.rnce OF Honest John Riplinger into the
Zs ..s;sal game during regime Of corrupt machine
I. The state and local republican organizations
ia a.u;na.sd by Andrew F BuTleigh for the Nor .
L. Pacific railroad County Auditor Frank Twitehell
L,.-,a . place for John Ripngsr in the county
....ys office where Rplinger permitted
i rssi,shelIs deputies TO loo, the county Of
I. 900 ii which Mr. Tvviteheli afterwards had 10
4. ne thief was not prosecuted Mr. Smith reeounts
.s,r< BY which A T. Van dc Vsnser made sheriff
,xs after w H. Meyer had been elected In this Install
y. 4 the story appear the names Of Judge Langley,
Ma r. Burleigh. DR.. ]. ]. Smith. James
x.grOv. Harry C Gordon, and Jacob Furth
ss.....s... .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-11
Mayor Of San Francisco TO Tell His Own Version Of
the French Restaurant Graft-Defense to Try TO
Show That Entire Scheme Was Investigated by
a Police Commissioner.

vas turned ov.r to Reagan for esi.
asnce
lie later proposed "a 50 after The
na4 state restaurant uhieh Reagan
aid vas a bad place.
lleasy teok the witness and got
from him an admission thar be
held a position UNDER the admin.
lafrauoh. scott said h spoke 10
the uaayoT about uniouiEing a num
har of restaurants. and said The
scheme 10 50 after the restaurants
net In the unlen saa fixed at a
conference uf Hhieh The niAFnF
knew nothing lie aimisted FoinE
"a tho mayors home tNtco before
the fire and denied that Reagan
asked him q - 10 she mayor sud
~ induce that official DOT 20 force
Reagan 10 change bis vote on tho
Preach restaurants license cues.
tian Thea sehmitz Vas called 4
marmur ran through tho crowd.
y hich stood up.
In answer 20 the first question
Mayor schmltf said Reagan bad
talked 90 him about the French
restaurants IN 1904 tic said Pc
Ice commissioner Hutton had ash
ed Reagan % oppose the French
restaurants licenses and he said
be told Reagan b. didn't think the
action against the restaurants
should be taken without an lnVeH.
tIFatlon. lie denied saying that
al tho Ffeush restaurants we're
bad. and denied that he told Rea.
gan. after the latter had inYesti.
gated the Pap that be had Eoae
at the WRONG time
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-11
ORDER OF OWLS. CLAIMING he
STOLE TOAST AND LlTERk.
TURE. WANT TO STOP HIS
ORGANIZING.

Tho war between the order Of
Owls founded az south Bend. Ind.
iu 1908, and The brotherhood Of
Owls. recently established At
Nalla Walla. this state. Is getting
bitter. aud there IL no doubt that
the most sensational features are
alill TO come
The order owns the following as
its toast Here's 30 the man
whose hand D. firm when he holds
YOU own like a Strip of steel, that
makes YOU feel you are not In the
world alone"
Aud il Is just because II l..
Lcayitt bodily stole the toast aud
other literature Of the order. ac-
cugding 60 Organizer II. w Mitch.
Ell. that the contest Il coming 20
head and every effort viii be
made by the older order TO show
up Leavitt
y. ]. Danahoe, who was eNecu.
tive OF the Georgetown lodge OF tho