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The daily tribune., 1907-01-28
WASTING STRENGTH

Women who suffer from unnecessary. dsagreeable,
painful, weakening female complaints. will find that
Wine of Cardui is safe and pleasant remedy for all
their ills 1t acts directly upon all the delicate inlamed
tissues, purifying the blood throwing off the cogging
matter and relieving female disorders such as Irregular
scanty, profuse. painful catamenia, prolapse, ETC.
Also relieves headache backache, dizziness,
cramps, dragging palms, nervousness, rrabity, etc.
If you need advice, write us letter, telling us all
your symptoms. We will send free advice Gin plain
sealed enveope) Address: Ladies' Advisory Dept,
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chattanooga Tenn.
ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT IN 81 90 BOTTLES
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-03

year passed history Monday
historic Kenoha
unparalleled prosperity
arg thanin any
passing interest marked the of the
In
COURIER comprehensive
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-03

Wardens make many arrests for viola
ton of game laws. Andrew Olesen
overcome by gas at Schlitz hotel.
10 Council passes ordinance rails
ing salary Of city officials.
20 General Charles King speaks in
Kenosha. z. G. Simmons distributes
medals to members of the Grand
Army.
p Charles Loescher released from
Green Bay reformatory on writ of
habeas corpus.
% Death of former Mayor Osian
Marsh Petit. Lewis Morehouse
fatally injured by being struck by a
train. D. A. r. gives annual Colonial
party
Is Action started against Mayor
James German for alleged irregulari-
ties in assessments.
26 Kenosha Knights of Columbus
open new hall with banquet. Com
missioners allow T. B. Jeffery COM
pany $50, SOB for land, for railway.
% Miss Anna Adams marries Prof.
Robert Dickey. Joseph Orth nomi-
mated for mayor by Social Democrats.
Castle hall closed.
Miss Dorothy Slater named as
valedictorian at Kerosha high school.
. Mrs. Ruth Crook died. Angelo
Mangan and John Retze meet in fierce
personal combat. Walter Jacobusky
accidentally killed at end of north
pier.
3 John Hegeman named as repub-
lican candidate for mayor. Henry
Brockman Of Kenosha killed at Ives.
z Martin Petersen receives $4,000
from fathers estate after search. of
twenty years. Members Of Park ave-
nue. congregation hold last service in
Old church.
9 Death of Mrs. Charles H. Com
hermann. E. c. Theirs elected presi-
dent of the Kenosha Country club.
II Michael Schlax commits suicide
at his home in the village of Wilmot.
13 Harry Schiffman browns in Pike
river. Lynn H. Fox elected secretary
of the Y. NJ. C. A. Mrs. Helen Arm
strong elected superintendent of the
kenosha hospital.
20 Kenosha holds its first primary
election to nominate city officials.
% Olesen & Sorensen, grocers, file
petition In bankruptcy.
"a Northwestern train goes into
the ditch at Genoa juno ton and many
have narrow escape. Howard Mcneil
of Pleasant Prairie terribly injured
by explosion of dynamite cap.
Is Bishop w. W. Webb of Milwau-
kee diocese makes his first official
visit to Kenosha.
20 jury in circuit court awards W.
E. Hooking $4,000 damages against
the Windsor Spring company. r. H.
Moth reelected city engineer.
% Marriage of Miss Lulu Rowbot-
tom and Francis A. Barter at Bristol.
% Organization of Kenosha Park
association.
so Death of William Samuel Nc
Dernott, we'll known telegraph oper-
ator. Attempt to burn old Methodist
church. Delian debaters win annual
joint debate ct the high school. Car
RE Silver kidnapped from. .Kenosha.
APRIL
2 Death of Nancy A. Burritt.
8 Dave Lewis attempts to kill CHRIS
Sorrensen at the Rambler hotel.
James German reelected mayor Of
the city.
4 E. G. Timme promoted to be
auditor of the postoffice department
at Washington. University of Wis
consin reports Kenosha water "good''.
tuberculosis discovered IN the
famous herd on Stephenson farm.
Local members of the Christian
ca holic church repudiate Dowie.
Death of Peter Wood, pioneer
manufacturer. Otto Muntzenberger
plans model city north Of Kenosha.
5 Death of Isaac Rodgerssand Will
liam Smith.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-03

aNOUREER presents IOL IL ISduSIS Con
events of the year.
JANUARY
2 Kenosha Electric Railway COM
pany files application for new fran
shise for extensions.
4 Caledonia Society Of Kenosha or
sanized.
Blocking of the intake with ice
;auses water famine in the city.
Julius Badke, pioneer of Salem,
Silled by falling tree.
II Special committee of Council to
ook after municipal light plant or
,anizes.
u G. H. Curtis elected president
# the Y. M. C. A. Death Of Mrs.
Elizabeth Maloney.
13 George Yu1e makes gift of $500
, Kenosha hospital.
Is First National bank increases
ock from $4,000 to 500, 900. Death
Mrs. Mary flaming. Electric
.ght machinery breaks down and
.ty is in darkness for many hours
IL Death of William stanbridge.
)lice raid gambling houses and de-
roy many slot machines.
18 Death of Serve Werve.
% Henry Wiesmann, pioneer
-ighton attorney, died il Racine.
ceat storm of snow and s1eet sweeps
yer the county doing much damage.
"a Jacob Riis, famous social
orker, speaks at Kemper Hall.
rost Manufacturing company forced
) shut down on account of explosion.
% Elks give annual Charity Ball
Germania nall.
% Harry Bodenore killed by fall
1g from slide at Camp Lake.
81 Milwaukee officials visit Keno
Ia to inspect Frost railway S ;stem.
9rs. Margaret Angenendt disap-
- ears from the city under mysterious
rcumstances.
% Christian Schend appointed
ember of the police and fire COM
ssion.
so State Pure Food Commissioners
SPEAKS HGuOSHds
81 Marriage of Miss Hope Craw-
rd and William r. Elwell. Keno
a High school girls get report of
ailway Expert Dalrymple on trac-
n question
FEBRUARY
4 Miss Lolita Hannahs married to
1win S. Jordan. Miss Olive M.
all resigns IS Superintendent of the
enosha Hospital.
2 Jason Lothrop gives $1,000 for
san in Unitarian church.
: Mr.. and Mrs. John Kuhn cele-
ute their golden wedding.
Death of John McAlister.
Kenosha doctors banqueted by
icine physicians. Building COM
ttee of Park Avenue church accept
sns for new church.
James M. Stebbins dies. Willie
Ilresigns as instructor at the Ke-
iha Country club. Kenosha sees
al eclipse of the moon.
State Factory Inspector comes
Aenosha for a months crusade.
any children taken from Kenosha
tories for violation of state laws.
Mrs. George Adamson drops
ad VA Prairie avenue. Amos Kugel'
M-ehigan, becomes suddenly in
J lie in Kenosha.
\ t3 Chicago, Kenosha, Milwaukee
~ Lake Geneva Railway COMPANY
is state charter. Officials Of
ferson Ice company capture burg
lootihg Silver Lake Boarding
Sc.
DR.. B. A. Garfield named as
ndant in sensational suit for
rate maintenance. Supreme
eft Illinois upholds decision Civ
William F. Likes Judgment for
100.
Rev. p. E, Baisler caused the
ST Of William keenan, on charges
ander. Andrew Carnegie gives
to Grace English Lutheran
ely. Gentlemen's Driving club
nized.
Death Of Fred Z. Becker. Game
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-03
LONG RECORD OF SORROW AND REJOICING


hast
in Marriag
dentsW thy of a Place ia story Growth
mini It's Annual istory.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-03
END OF AN EVENTFUL YEAR

1906 Which Passed Into History Monday One Of the Most Eyentu
Years in the Long History Of Southport and Kenosha and
Year Of Unparalleled Prosperity for the City.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-03

Continued on Fourth Pagel
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1907-01-03

United States Express Company
signs long CONTACT with Chicago and
Milwaukee Ry. Mueller-Hofman Ice
company formed to fight Trust in Ke-
nosha.
2 E1ks hold annual memorial SER
vices. Death of Michael Hammang.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-08-24

ing entertainment on the
streets of the city during
the entire week of the fair,
consisting of five big open
air attractions absolutely
without price. The prin-
cipal streets will be illum-
mated with thousands in
acandescent lights and will
present a most beautiful
spectacle.
Don't forget the date
September 9-13, inclusive.
Begin to plan your trip to
the South Dakota State
Fair now and mae the
week of September 9th a
week of pleasure and sight
seeing.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-08-24
Be Loyal to Your own State
Fair, Exhibit, Visit it and
Urge Others to Attend
Huron, Sept. 9.lO.!I.l2.I3
$4,000 in Premiums;
$4,000 Race Program;
$1,000 Free Attractions

. >|S >A's' u " SeO>01~ -
er gathered in the state.
Special rates Of one fare
for round trip on all rail-
roads.
Special trains have been
arranged for from Water
town, Pierre, Aberdeen,
Sioux Falls and Canton,
Yankton and Chamberlain
via. Mitchell.
The agricultural exhibit
alone will surprize all as it
will surpass that of any
state in the union.
The Huron Commercial
Club will see that all are
properly cared for. A new
1926 room hotel has recent
ly been open to the public.
Fifty picked members of
the State Militia will police
the grounds under Adjutant
General Englesby.
The Fourth Regimental
band of 80 members will
furnish music the entire
week. Their dress and
appearance and class of mu-
sic rendered will alone be
worth the time and expense
of visiting the state fair.
The amusement program
will be the largest aud best
that has ever been Witness
ed in the northwest. A few
of the features herein emu
merated: Joe Joker, king
of guideless harness horses,
races without driver, hop
pies or sulkey. The great
est and most wonderful ex-
hibition ever witnessed.
The three great Anestos,
comedy, triple bar bound
ing act. This is undoubtly
one of the best acts in the
business.
Delbaugh & Meyer in a
novelty act consisting of
Roman rings and the hui
man elevator. This act at
present is playing the large
eastern parks and is brought
to our fair under heavy ex-
pense.
Lojett novelty aerial act,
Pollard, one of America $
greatest jugglers all of the
above performers are world
renowned and stand alone
in their professions.
Cow boy relay race.
Running three miles each
day for four last days for a
purse of $3.50. Rider
changing horses at the end
of each mile. This race will
be extremely sensational
and one of the strong enter
tainment features of the
fair.
The citizens Of Huron
have arranged for an even
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-08-24
TIL h

Northern Normal
and Industrial School
State Educational Institution
Aberdeen, South Dakota
SIXTH YEAR WILL BEGIN ON SEPT. 10, 1907.
Normal, Industrial, Business and College Preparatory
Courses of Study
Winter Courses for Country Boys and Girls
A Corps of Seventeen Skilled Teachers
Buildings and Grounds Convenient and Attractive
Handsome New Structure in Course of Erection
Well Equipped Laboratories and Shops
Large Gymnasium with Baths and Lockers
EXPENSES LOW
Write to tie President for a Catalogue
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1907-08-24

Buys grain of all kinds and sells coal
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-17

PRESIDENT :
Senator Tillman Makes a
Fiery Speech.
HE ROASTS FINANCIERS
Secretary Of the Treasury and
Department Of Justice Come
In for GriIling.
INVESTIGATE BOND ISSUE.
INVESTIGATE BOND ISSUE.
Resolution to Inquire Into Reason for
Recent Bond Issue Causes Fiery
Statesman from South to Vent His
Spleen on Roosevelt.

WASHINGTON. Dec l6.--A speech
by Tillman. filed with denunciation Of
the President, Secretary Of the Treas.
ury, the Department Of Justice. Of finan-
ciers and captains Of industry was
the subject Of interest in the Senate
today. His remarks were based on his
resolutions directing an investigation By
the committee on finance, Of the recent
bond issue by the Treasury Department
and Of the issuance of clearing house
certificates throughout the country,
Culberson introduced resolution direct
ing that congressional investigation in
to the cause of the present financial
stringcncy and calling on the COMMITTEES
on finance to recommend measures oi
immediate relief to the country. Th'
resolution was allowed to go over
Tillman expressed his opinion that
Roosevelt was patriot and that whili
he might be guilty of many indiscre-
tions. and had said many things which
in cooler moments he would have been
willing to take out Of print, he did moi
believe the President felt any satisfac'
tion whatever in being instrumental in
the present financial paralysis. as ha:
been charged. He referred to pub.
lished interview with the President by
Mayor Dahman. Of Omaha, in which
the President declared. it Is alleged
that if he was responsible for the panic
he was glad of it, as it had brought t,
view the rotten conditions Of the coun
try's finance. Tillman said that he
could not believe the President was cor
rectly uoted. lie said he feared Dahl
man was in imminent danger OF joining
the Annanias Club.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-17
James ]. Hill Principal Witness
at Commissioners Hearing
COST GREATER THAN REVENUE
Questioned as to Relations Existing Be-
tween Great Northern and Northern
Pacific Hill Admits They Are Getting
Farther Apart.

WASHINGTON, Dec. l6s--James j.
Hill was the principal witness today in
the hearing before the interstate com
merce commission Of the complaints Of
Washington and Oregon lumber asso-
Citations against the railway lines Of the
Pacific Northwest States in respect to
the advance in rates on lumber. Hill
said that by personal investigation he
found the cost OF handling lumber by
his road to be far greater than the
revenue gained from it. The difficulty
in his judgment was that cars had to
be hauled from East 10 West practi-
cally empty. The haul is substantially
4OOO miles and cost the lines $3.50. while
the revenue per car from the Northwest
on lumber products is $500. producing q
loss Of $50 per car. hence the increase
in rates. ~
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-17

|cost from $500, to $1,000. and at the
present jnncture Of affairs, was inop-
portune. Accompanying II was . re-
port from Engineer Hegardt, on the
same subject, and, for the time being the
report was filed without definite action
being taken.
A vote Ok tbanks and c0mmendatioh
Of report. was rendered 10 Committee.
men Bowlby and Wingate, Of the Com.
mittce on Commerce. for the analytical
map and table complied by them, show
the relative distances from Common
points, for wheat shipments IN the
Cohiwbla. River Basin; one Of the cley-
crest cxposisions ever made in the
course Of the commercial work OF the
present Chamber II showp the indis-
putable advantage Of Astoria over
every port pf despatch on the Pacific
Coast north Of San Francisco. In point
Of distance from all the shipping sta.
ions OF the Inland Empire TO the sea,
the substance Of the prcsentments made
being that Astoria il but 81 miles far
thcr from the inland center than Seat
TIE. and from ll5 10 lSO miles nearer
the sen than any Of the ports on the
upper coast, this on a tlown-grade with
no mountains TO climb and q water
level haul down and back. The table
win appear in these columns at m
early date and Is worth the close study
OF every friend that Astoria has. at
home and abroad.
The announcement that the Revenue
Cutter Bear or Mccullough was TO .be
despatched to this port for permanent
service. at the instance OF U. s. Senat-
or Charles w. Fulton, was received with
pleasure and vote OF thanks extended
to the Senator for the interest he had
manifested 10 the urgent demand Of
this Chamber for this relief.
The request Of the farmers on the
Levin 4 Clark river, members OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. for suitable
provision to be made for them in the
matter Of hitching their teams when
visit the city and the securing Of q
lot or square for that purpose. was read
and referred TO to the Committee on
Roads and Highways.
Chairman James Finlayson, Of the
Special Committee in charge of the
Banquet tomorrow night at the 0cci
dent. made q verbal report indicating
that his arrangements were all com
| plete and Al through as could be made
and urged the presence at the banquet
Of. every member Of the Chamber.
Chairman Fisher of the Committee
on the Automobile Road to the coast
through Clatsop county, reported that
the committee was simply waiting fol
decent weather conditions TO prosecute
the work Of selecting route. and
would report in full at the next ses.
sion. Adjournment was then taken.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-17
CARNEGIE SPEAKS.

NEW YORK, Dec. l0.-Addressing
the civic federation today Andrew Car
negie declared that aNo system Of cur
rency viii enable us to escape the sea-
sons depression. failures and Losses
Prosperity Is bound to stretch the
lines beyond the breaking point, and
dull times are needed to restore them:
and just in proportion as the percent
age Of the total Of legitimate business
grows smaller to that Of speculation
gambling on margins. financial disas-
ters will increase in number and severi-
tyr.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-17
Mine Owners Declare Federation
Restraints Trade.
TREAsONABLE ORGANIZATION
Commission Spends Day Going Over
Information Obtained by Funston and
Gov. Sparks-President Of Miners
Union Gives His Version Of Affairs.

G0IDFlEIID, Dec. l6.--The Goldheld
Mineowncrs Association has submitted
a statement TO the commission which
Roosevelt has sent to Goldheld which
declares that the Western Federation Of
Miners is not labor organization, but
combination engaged in restraint Of
trade; that it Is in fact q reasonable
organization and in the statement are
quotations and bylaws of the Fedora.
tion in support OF the contention. The
consideration Of the statement will be
begun tomorrow morning. Today was
spent by the commission in going over
the information obtained by Funston
and Governor Sparks. The entire day
was consumed in considering 1t In exc.
cutive session. Funston returns to San
Francisco on Wednesday morning, To.
night President McKinnon of the Gold.
field Miners Union appeared before the
commission and gave his version Of the
trouble. No intimation is given Of what
passed during the session, but 1t is un.
derstood that he declared the Fedora.
tion was peaceably inclined at all
times. He will make detailed state
ment to the commission later. Thirty
strikebreakers were brought into Gold
field today. There was no demonstra.
tion. The mine operators claim that
100 men have foresworn allegiance to
the Federation. but the officials deny
that the number is so great. The mine.
owners have suggested to the commits
sion the bringing Of suit by the govern
ment for a dissolution Of the Fedora.
tion and also bringing criminal proceed
ings against the officials Of the Fedora,
tion because Of an alleged conspiracy to
restraint trade
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-17
Pacific Bound Fleet Starts on
Long Voyage.
PRESIDENT EXTENDS ADIEUs
Americas Brilliant Battleship Fleet
Weighs Anchor and is Now on the
Seas Headed for the Pacific Coast
Inspiring Marine Pageant.

OLD POINT COMFORT. Va, Dec. ls.
Sixteen hard-hitting, steel belted
American battleships, guns bristling and
burly Of girth, but sparkling white in
their. immaculate dressings Of peace.
started today under dazzling sun and
cloudless sky on the famous twin sea
expedition of $4,000 miles along foreign
shores and changing climes. to the west
coast Of the United States. President
Roosevelt on the bridge Of his crniser
yacht Mayflower, personally led the
magnificent four-mile line of fighting
vessels during the first stage OF the
voyage. Then when the wide reaches Of
the sea were visible through the Capes
Of irginia he turned aside and coming
to anchor again reviewed the passing
pageant.
The blue of the sky, the. stretch Of
green sea, the glistening spotless hulls,
the curl Of foam crested waves, cheering
Of sailors, aaoat and friends on shore,
the breeze blown strain Of aAuld Lang
Syne' floating across the waters. the
blare Of trumpets, rufie oi drums, flash
of signals and boom salnting cannon
marked the departure of the fleet pre-
senting to the people who watched
spectacle never to be forgotten and to
the world at large the reality OF the
trimmest, most homogeneous. most thor
oughly equipped, most mobile and sell
reliant assemble of frst-class battle
ships ever gathered in one command.
The sailing fleet was preceded by
reception on the deck of the Mayfower
wh;eh shortly after s o'clock steamed
into the center of the anchored fleet.
The President sent words Of confidence
and well wishing for all but made no
formal address. The President admired
the enthusiastic appearance Of the feet
and constantly inquired Of Secretary
s1sssetcalf and other guests: did you ever
see such a fleet and such dayi Isn't
it magnificent. and ought we not feel
proudr The President was photograph
ed with the officers grouped about him.
In parting with the officers the Presi-
dent was wholly informal and for each
one had q cordial hand clasp, q grasp
Of the uniformed shoulder and hearty
"Gccy-bye. old fellow, and good luck"
Not a hitch occurred in any Of the de-
tails Of a well-plannel program. To-
night sixten ships of the massive feet
are steaming at uniform speed Of 10
knots according to orders, well down
the coast toward the treacherous waters
of Hatteras. They will arrive at Trini-
dad on Christmas eve and there amid
the heat of the tropics Christmas cele-
brations will be held.
The President and party on the May,
flower started for the Potomac shortly
afternoon.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1907-12-17

license by Chas. Wesche--Read and re
fcrrcL TO committee on health and polics
and tho city attorney.
Communication from the secretary o.
Tho State Board Of Health in regard Il
the plague sltuaticn-sead and refer
red. Placed on ille.
Petition from Chas DahAtrom for
transfer of liquor icensc.-lsead and rc
iercd. COMMITTEES recommended thal
tho petition bc not granted
Petition Of Dora Badollet and other
asking that no retail liquor license b.
granted for any saloon west Of Tentl
strcct--Read and referred 10 commit
too aud committee recommends III
adoption.
Bills Allowed General.
D. H. Wclch, s20j T. @. Stamp Go.
$3.50, Prael. Eigner Go, 20 cents; Ales
johnson. sioD II. Humbel, 5000; Shcr
man Transfer Co. 10 ccntsi Eagle Drut
Store, slO.25, Central Drug Store
sis.4o; otto pangand, sl5; W. y
Smith. 90 cents, Alex johnson. els; II
Humbel. 5000, Phillips Transfer Co.
10 cents, r. Y. Laurin, $l26; 7. y
iAurin. S0.40.
Petition from the Chamber Of Com
merce In 70 10 instructing the city sur
yeyor To prepare data with view 4
building ssawall In the city Of Astoria
Read and referred TO tho committee OF
streets and public ways. Committee
recommends that the petition be place.
on flle. Adopted.
Petition from John Jackson AMI
others asking that tree located oppo
alto the premises Of No. 4e7 Thirty.hrsI
street DO moved AZ II interferes witt
the light Ia TINT yicinity-Read and 70
ferrcd 10 tho committee on streets ant
public ways. Committee recommend
that the petition be placed on flle AM
the matter referred TO the supcrintend
ent Of streets. Adopted.
Petition Of II. NJ Lorentyen and X
others asking that the city continue Il
make improvements regardless Of hare
times croakers Read and referred u
the committee on streets and publi'
ways, Recommended that the suggcs
tlon contained In the petition be adoptet
and acted upon as near a. practicable
Adopted.
Petition from Gust. Sanvolo In 70
gard TO improving Franklin avenue iron
rwenty-arst street by private eontrac