Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-04-22
IN A HURRY TO ADJOURN
Members Present Declare They
Would Not Be Bound BY Any Con-
ference Action-Motion to Adjourn
Declared Lost When Favored by
Majority-No Names Mentioned.
Madison. April II.

olution asking State Chairman w D.
Conner to call a republican caucus
for Monday night The meeting was
held in the room of the assembly jul
dietary committee on the fourth floor
of the capitol just after the adjourn
ment of the senate and assembly.
Speaker Herman L. Ekern was elect
ed to preside and Assemblyman E. W.
LIE Roy was elected secretary.
There was some trouble in deciding
who were to be admitted to the con-
ference. Supporters of Congressman
John ]. Esch said that they would at
tend the conference but that they
wanted it to be a 'half-breed" con-
ference, and they argued that any
man who had been identified with the
"half-breed" faction through the last
six years and had stood by the prin-
ciples ennunciated in the republican
state platforms was a half-breed for
the purposes of the conference. There
were 81 members present, 16 senator's
and 81 assemblymen. They were:
Senators Barker, Bishop, Brazeau,
Burns, Hudnall, Lockney, Marsh,
Martin Morris, Munson, Noble, Owen,
Sanborn. Stondall, Stout, WilcOX-16.
Assemblymen Ainsworth, Bell, Berg,
Cahoon. Coolidge, Curtiss, DurIey, Es-
tabrook, Georgi, Goldsworthy, Hagen,
Hager. Harring, Hebron, Ingram, If
vine. Jackson, Jones, Kay, Keppel,
Keup. Kuckuk, LIE Roy, Luy, Mains,
MCGEE. McGregor, Mckenzie, T. H.
Miller, Morris, F. F. Mueller, Neitzel,
Nye, Glen, Perry, J. P. Peterson Rey-
nolds, ROethe, Roycraft. Schauer, G.
E. Scott, ]. ]. Scott, Simon Smith,
Sogel, S9rensen, Sprague, Stout, J. o.
Thomas, T. M Thomas, Turner, Well
ensgard and Speaker H. L. Eken-51.
Decline to Be Tied Up.
There is reason to believe that the
hgine aud a sightseeing vast get 81
led. 80 A
At Bloomington, Wis, Mortimer m
3artley received the appointment to OF
from the third congressional
district Congressman Murphy made p;
he appointment "
'Eph'' COckrell, youngest son of the R
ormer Missouri senator. is accused &C
~ his father-in-law of deserving his &C
wife and Haunting an impostor in her H
,lace in Europe. at
An official of the D. A. R. denied in
unds of the organization had been g
lissipated. She said the stories were H
lue to opposition to the administra- di
ion CT Mrs. Mclean.
Benson Foster of Columbus, O.,
vas killed while cleaning windows on
he twelfth story of the Hayden sky G
'craper His foot slipped and he
plunged to the stone pavement
The Thaw jury disagreed after in
orty-eight hours deliberation and al
vas discharged 1t stood seven for pc
murder in first degree and five for tn
lcquittal Whites slayer goes back m
o cell to await new trial, "a
Charles Moore, said to be a step "
,r,a.Ter of Mrs. Wilson Mizner-Y erkes 81
md former member of the Philadel II
,hia stock exchange. was arrested on et
charge of having shot woman in I'll
saloon. II
Gen Kurozi, who led the first Jap ii
sse army into Manchurit in the late HI
war with Russia, has been appointed
oy the mikado to represent the Japan ta
ese army and navy at the jamestown m
exposition. in
The advisory board of the Wistar g
institute of Philadelphia began fc
three days session. Particular atA di
tention will be given to plans for ex- M
-, hn On nf l..
the brain. ST
When H. C. Lang, Columbus repre- cl
of the Cleveland Trinidad g
ing company, was placed on trial on d
the charge of having given bride of
$3.50 to Former Assistant City En- Il
gineer Arthur Beck a motion for a o.
change of venue was overruled IL
During heavy rain at St Louis Z
sewer under repair at Nineteenth and it
Destrehan streets became clogged, n
turning Nineteenth street into a YER r:
table river. filling cellars and badly W
damaging the foundations of three il
dwellings. a
w. r. Stead in a remarkable speech Il
at the rededieation of the Pittsburg n
Carnegie institute says editors who C
print false or misleading statements lie
calculated to stir up international fl
should suffer imprison- b
ment. Il
X. C. Frey, proprietor of the Ire t,
mont hotel at Oshkosh, was arrested
on the charge of perjury. Frank Fa- il
YOUR claimed that Frey swore falsely Y
in a suit Frey recently attempted O
to eject Favour from the hotel, where n
he operated saloon. Frey was bound n
over for trial Ia
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