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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
Ell falO contra ell "Hcraldo'
Ell COLEGA CONDENAD0

Aver tarde el jurado de In Corte Fe-
deral dlet6 nm vcredicto de culpabih-
dad contra nuestro estimado coIega Ell
Heraldo Espanol, en- el pleito interpues
10 por los abogatios Anderson Hott
en representation del senor Felix Urru-
tia
Los informes de las parties fueron ex-
tensos
A ms doce Y media empez6 infor-
mar el aboeado Mr. Mott representan-
40 los editores del Heraldo Espafol
FL Jurado que estaba compuesto de
los senores b. r. de Sola. Camilo TIA
boas. Jose Carri6n, w. b. Parkhust,
Jose Hernandez. Frank II. Beardslev.
Luis Valdivieso. f. NJ Amy. James
Ramsey Jose Delgado, Jose Padial Y
Jos. II Spear, dicto nn veredicto de
eulpabilidad en- delito de hbelo infa-
matorio
FL .Juez Mr. Rodey dict6 sentencia
condenando al Heraldo Espafiol pa
gar dos mil dollars en- concepto de in
demnizacion al demandante senor Fe-
lix JTrrutia.
Lamentamos el percance del colega.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

Programa de las pleas que ejecutara
en Ia retreta de manana Ia Banda de
La Policia Insular:
/ la Paso doble "Machaquito'', (b)
Polio Tejada'', Calleja.
2 Polka de Picolo ''The Conquest
Richie
Fantasia alemana La media no
che, !" Carhni
4 Vals Y coro final del IT acto de la
opera 'Fausto", Gounod
5 Episode militar "The midnight
Alarm Puerner
{ Selection "The merry Widow ~ Le-
har,
Z Two Step Good Bye Glory
Smith
8 (Estreno) DANA "Carlota' GUM
ton
Star spangled Banner.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
De CatanO
LA FIESTA DE la VIRGEN

Nos ayisa nuestro corresponsal que
en- el poblado vecino hay muoho entu-
siasmo por Ia celebration del novenario
dc la Virgen que termina esta noche
con una salve solemne y sermon 4
cargo del ilustrado presbitero don Ma
riano VassalIo.
Mafana las Hiias de Maria sc acer.
earan { Ia sagrada mesa r por la tarde
saldra Ia procession dc Ii Purfsima por
las ealles del pueblo.
Fntre los deyptos hay mneho entu-
sfasmo + esperase que ID fiesta quede
mny lneiaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
En- brOna
La GACETA OFFICIAL
0 UN BARRIDO HACIA AFUERM

Hoy es dia de regocijo, dia de echax
las campanas al vuelo.
Ell gran Secretario de Puerto Rscn
el nunca bastante ponderado MIR. W.
iioughby, desde Ell primero de Enerr.
pertenecera al gremio de periodigtas.
Asl como ha habido un Canovas pe.
riodista, un Clemenceau periodista. uU
La Cierva periodista, un Roosevelt pe.
rlodlsta, habra ahora un Willoughhw
perlodista tambien-
Habra que yer al distingudio gem
ueman" en- sus ocupaciones periods
ticas en- la redacci6n de sueltos dsRR-
rambos en- loor de los Concejos Num-
e'pales, administrations p1blicas, CON-
eeslones de franquicias, minutas del
ConseJo, bills presentados, trabaimw
epartamentales.
Mr.. Willoughby tiene la seguridaaE
dc que la Gaceta Official sera un uouu-
mento, una especie de archivo, 8 nsan~
do una expression mas grafica, un nR-
cho donde iran enterrarse todos lox
aSuntos de las esferas oficiales.
Ahora 81. Como Mr.. Grahame ss
enfade con los chicos de la prensa Iem
tirara los trastos la cabeza publican
90 "interwius" " en- ingles, que sera una
delcia, porque Mr.. Grahame fue tann-
blen reporter en- sus juveniles tier~
pos,
Sc nos dice de ciencia cierta, que
Mr.. Grahame y Mr.. Ward Sc han conn
prado una gramatica castellana Ian
obras de Fray Luis de Granada de
Santa Teresa dc Jesus, para dar los
prlmeros pasos en- el escabroso apren-
dlzaJe de la lengua castellana, porque
IS de suponer que los flamantes tut0-
res ocuparan I'm puesto entire los re-
iacfores de La Gaceta Official.
I'm funcionario nos decia aver com
gran regocijo, que la revista del Co.
bierno seria registrada como materSH
dc segunda clase en- la oficina de Co
rreos. "a
Lo cual prueba por ahora que la Ca
sta Official sera I'm organillo sin pre-
tensiones, y que solo Sc ocupar& dR
publican muchos remates de fincas. mu-
nos embargos muchos edictos.
BE nos dice que el primer n1mer@
contendra ell siguiente sumario.
Variaciones sobre La carta al seFsCqs
Carreras, por Mr. Willoughby.
Causas de las demoras y fracas0w
de los pianos del Capitolio Y La PenE.
tenciaria, por Mr. Grahame.
Sobre una conferencia sus resaE.
tados en- Mokow-Lake, por Mr.. Ward
Los eJercicios atleticos en combins~
cion con el Departamento de Instrae~
cion, por Mr.. Dexter.
La Guardia Nacional, por Mr.. Gra~
hame.
Oposieiones i Ia ley del Riego ds
Ia costa Sur, por Mr. Hoyt.
Entrevlsta con Mr. Taft y Roosevelt
por MIR. Post.
Los embargos del Tesoro, por Mr.
froomer.
Tai sera 81 surnario del primer nfE-
nero SIS Il revista pero puede qna
se modifique. porque cualquiera adj
Nina Il pensamiento oculto de liz Ga.
ceta Official.
q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

FL Ateneo Puertorriqueno, nos invi-
la la velada literaria que ha de tener
efecto en- la noche del Ia, para recibir
dignamente el busto de Cervantes, que
ha regalado al Ateneo, cl Casino Espa-
mol dc San Juan.
Las inyitaciones que ha hecho circu-
lar el Ateneo, son una verdadera obra
de arte, trabajo de Ii litografia del
BOLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

ven los encargados de la administra-
ci6n.
Estas palabras del Comisionado del
Interior, abren la buena senda:
"Obtuve pianos preliminares, los
cuales nos permitian hacer un estudio
lei costo de las diferentes formas de
J A construction, permitiendonos asl ha-
Ger I'M calculo necesario al presentar
ia obra & remate."
Esto va es otra cosa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
Instruction Pdb|ica
NOTAS BREVES

La Junta Escolar de Csbo Rojo pien-
sa construir la veg las tres casas-es-
euelas que lie han sido concedidas FL
nltmo solar cedido La municipalidad
era dc la propiedad de dona Rosa Mar
tinez Pagan, y esta radicado en- ell ba-
rrlo Llanos Costa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12
Del Consolidate
NOTAS Y NOTICIAS

Ell Inspector de Sanidad y Benefi-
cencia de Mayaguez, informa un case
de febre tifoidea y otro de difteria !;
remite estadisticas correspondence Il
Noviembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

III Comisionado de Instruction doe
tor Dexter ha pedido Il las juntas esco-
lares de La isla detalles de las sumas q.
sc pagan por alquileres de casas para
esenelas pnblicas
Tambi6n ell valor aproximado de las
referidas easas Parece que un proyecto
de ley tendente d evitar los grandes
desembolsos que por alquileres de ca
sas siguen hacienda las juntas escola-
res de Ia isla habra de ser considerable
en- la pr6xima legislature Tn dato res
poetic de Ponce. ALI Sc pagan mas de
5000 por alquileres de casas para cs-
cuelas y el yalor de los edificios, segun
nos informan, es de 20 25.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

Ell Inspector de Sanidad de Gurabo
participa que Sc han terminado las
obras del Matadero Municipal de aquel
pueblo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

Fla sido nomhrado director escolar
de la municipahdad de Sabana Grande
81 senor don Herminio Garcia Rodri-
guez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

Ell Secretario Municipal de Mayagiie,
remite la estadistica vital correspon
diente 4 Noviembre
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

FL dia q del corriente ceiebrara
session ordinaria la ,Junta Directiva de
la Fraternidad Escolar de Puerto Rico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

Don Alfonso g. Zerbi, de San Juan.
participa haber presentado al goberna-
dor su renuncia como Vocal de la Jun
tn Superior de Sandal
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

"
remite estadisticas correspondence Il
Noviembre.
El Inspector de Sanidad de Gurabo
participa que Sc han terminado las
obras del Matadero Municipal de aquel
pueblo
Ell Secretario Municipal de Mayagtiez
remite Ia estadistica vital correspon-
diente Noviembre.
Don Alfonso g. Zerbi, de San Juan.
participa haber presentado al goberna-
dor su renuncia como Vocal de La Jun
tn Superior de Sandal
Ell sefor Jose Garcia Abrue, de Are
elbo, informa haber tornado 4 su car
60 la regencia de la Farmacia Rivera.
Los senores Rodriguez Solomons,
de San Juan, remiten para examen, pla-
nos y memoria del proyecto para el
abastecimiento de aqua para el pueblo
de Comerio.
FL Alcalde Municipal de Yauco, en-
via tres muestras de aqua para ser ana
lizadas.
FL inspector veterinario del Distrto
Sur, participa que sc sacrific6 ell caba-
llo atacado de muermo, propledad del
senor Dapena.
FL sei,or Martin Cepeda, remite pla-
no y especificaeiones de obras de plome-
ria en- la casa San Sebastian Is.
Dona Esperidion Munoz, de San Lo-
renzo, pide autorlzacion para exhumar
los restos lie dona Emilia Mufloz Lo-
peg.
FL Oficial de Sanidad de Ciales, nide
ie envien 50 tubos lie vaenna.
FL Inspector dc Sandal he Areciho.
envia pianos presentados por ell senor
Benigno Perez
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

Ell seflor Jose Garcia Abrue, de Are
cibo, informa haber tornado su car
go la regencia de la Farmacia Rivera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

Los senores Rodriguez Solomons
de San Juan, remiten para examen, pla.
nos y memoria del proyecto para el
abastecimiento de aqua para el pueblo
de Comerio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

FL Inspector dc Sandal he Areciho
envia pianos presentados por ell sefior
Benigno Perez.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

FL Official de Sanidad de Ciaies, pid
g envien 50 tubos lie vaeuna.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-12

FL Alcalde Municipal de Yauco, en-
via tres muestras de aqua para ser ana
lizadas.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
COMMITTEE MOVES ON
Grand Rapids Paper Manufacturers De-
clare Supply of Pulpwood to Be
Practically Inexhaustible.

GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, Sept 22-
Special. l-Congre ssman James R. Mann
of the committee of House of Represeu-
tives, investigating the paper and pulp
industry, left Grand Rapids Monday
morning with his party after two days.
visit in this city, going direct to Shana-
golden, Wis, where he will visit the,
lumber and pulpwood camps in that sec
ton.
The committee took testimony on the
subject of the supply of hemlock pulp
wood. Thomas E. Nash, president of
the Nekoosa- Edwards company, stated;
that there is large amount of hemlock
timber adjacent to their mills suitable
to the manufacture of paper. enough to,
last the mills of Wisconsin for great
many years to come. He also stated that
there is an abundant supply of sprucel
pulpwood in Wisconsin, northern Michi-
gan and Minnesota. Testimony Of other
manufacturers confirmed these state-l
mentS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
STATE NEWS NOTES.

BELOIT-A meeting Of hog raisers will
be held here on the Morgan farm OctO-
Der g.
GREEN BAY-A new high school on the
west side will be erected at cost OF $125-
OOO
MARINETTE-The contract for the new
bridge across the PeShtigO river was given
to the Elkhart Bridge company
NEENAH-Albcrt Johnson was fined $25
on conviction Of operating an unsanitary
dairy.
WELCOME-The Charles Hickman ele-
vator was burned to the ground, entailing
a loss Of about $4,000 No insurance was
carried.
BOSCOBEL-WhiIe bathing In Richland
creek, tributary to the Wisconsin river,
Amos, the 23-year-old son OF Adam Law
renee, drowned.
BARABOO-Miss Maude Dunn, editor and
proprietor of the Elroy Tribune, died In
Chicago as the result Of an operation. Miss
Dunn was about 80 years old
GREEN BAY-John Hansberry, set up
here from Beloit for a two-year term for
larceny, has escaped from the reform
atory where he was a ''trusty."
MADISON-H. C. Wilson, pioneer farm.
er south Of the city, was accidentally shot
in the hand by two boys who were hunting
near his pasture.
MARINETTE-Word has reached here
that Dick Doyle, a former resident OF this
city has been shot and killed in small
town near Tacoma, Wash.
SUPERIOR-Former State Senator E. g.
Mills one OF the attorneys working oD
the Spanish claims In Cuba, Is here pre-
paratory to going to Washington to fight a
case involving claim of $4,1I0,oo0 He
says that he expects all the claims amount f.
400 will have been settled up within less
than a year,
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
STATE NEWS NOTES.

LA CROSSE-The annual meeting of the
Western Wisconsin association will be held
in this city October 1924.
BLACK RIVER FALLS A. J. Roisa-
lands photo gallery was destroyed by fire
with photographs and negatives
LA CROSSE-Sylvester Nevins, for the
past two years a reporter the local
papers, is dead result of an operation
for appendicitis.
SPERIOR-Copper ore was discovered in
rock used to pave the streets with ma
cadam The rock comes from the vicinity
OF Rockmount on the copper range nearest
the city.
vIROQUA-Betsy Lewison, aged 90 years.
a kitchen maid at the Hotel Viroqua, com
mitted suicide by swallowing carbolic acid
Disappointment in love affair Is given as
the cause.
LA CRossE-orin Fox of West Salem
was sufocated in a sewer at Austin,
MINI. Fox was digging a trench when it
caved in upon him. He was dead when
taken out.
CHIPPEWA FALLS-While clearing land
on c. l.. Mason's farm, near Almena Bur-
skull Of large bear. The skulls were ~
ing close together.
LA CROSSE-A cinder in the eye of one
Of the women members Of the party de-
layed the millionafres' special containing
the directors and heavy stockholders of the
Milwaukee road for several hours
VIROQUA-While the members 0e n y
Lindberg's family near Kickapoo. Center
were milking in the basement of the barn
the building was struck by lightning and
destroyed. The cows were rescued
CHIPPEWA FALLS-1nomas Phillins
well-known property owner had a narrow
escape from being killed by a train at the
depot. He fell under the cars but wa :
hauled out by stranger before the Wees
struck him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
CHARLES G. STARK DEAD
FORMER PIONEER BUSINESSMAN IS
STRICKEN.
Called Unexpectedly at Poland Springs,
Me-, While on Pleasure Trip
Body on Way to City.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, Sept. 81, 1908.
Kilograms received on Sunday an
nounced the sudden death of Charles G..
Stark, a retired business man of Milwau-
kee, at Poland Springs, Me. Mr.. Stark,
with his wife, went to Poland Springs
six weeks ago on pleasure trip. A
telegram to his brother, Attorney Joshua
Stark, stated death was unexpected.
The body will be brought here for inter-
ment, and funeral arrangements will be
completed upon arrival of Mrs. Stark
with the body.
Mr.. Stark had been prominent in Mil
Waukee for tifty-four years, and until his
final retirement from business, in 1903,
had been the head of one of the leading
mercantile establishments. known as
Stark Brothers company, dealers in car
pets, rugs and drapery. In 1903 the com
pany sold it's entire business to the T..
A. Chapman company and Mr.. Stark re-
tired.
Charles G. Stark was born in Brattle-
boro, VT, May %, 1885. He came to
Milwaukee in 1854 and entered the en-
ploy of Bradford brothers. In 1862 he
purchased, with John Bradford, the in
terest in the business of brother of the
latter, who retired, and the firm of Brad
ford & Stark succeeded to the business
in carpets, rugs, linen and curtain stocks.
Mr.. Bradford practically retired from
active business in 1869, although he re-
tanned his interest in the business, which
was then incorporated as the Stark
Brothers company, with Charles G. and
Edwards J. Stark as the active leaders.
The latter died suddenly in his Office
chair eight years ago, and three years
later the surviving member of the COM
pany retired.
Mr. Stark was one of the founders of
the old Merchants association, which
formed the nucleus for the present Mer-
chants and Manufacturers association.
He was also active in the formation Of
the Exposition association, which built
and conducted the old exposition.
He was also identified in the early years
OF it's existence with the Wisconsin Tele-
phone company, the johnson Service
company and the Northwestern Mutual
Life Insurance company. In 1898 Mr..
Stark established the manual training
school of the Protestant Orphan asylum
as a memorial to his deceased brother,
Edwards J. Stark He was a prominent
member of Plymouth Congregations
church. Mr.. Stark is survived by his
widow and brother, Joshua Stark.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25

pigs which is now in process of con-
struction will be heated by steam, light
ed by electricity, and the occupants will
be served with cooked food" They will
not be allowed to wallow in the mire
ike common hogs because there will be
go mire. Every modern improvement
For cleansing, ventilating and regulating
the temperature will be provided 1t
will be a two-story building, but the
purpose of the uppe1 floor is not stated.
Sleeping apartments and bathroom
would be in keeping with the place.
Roast pig from the state sanitary pig
sty'' will be a choice delicacy, but it
may be expensiye.-Utica Press.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
RAILROAD TALK GETS SERIOUS.
Proposed Line Through Adams County
May Materialize.

> PORTAGE. Wis, Sept. 21.-[Spe-
new railroad through Adams county, the
only county in the state at the present
time without foot of railroad, J. N.
Braun, president and general manager
of the Western Transportation company
of st. Paul. has been spending consider
able time in Portage, Briggsville, Ok
ford and Friendship, towns through
which the proposed line will run. At
meetings in these towns the sentiment
is said to have been more in favor of
Portage as the terminal than Kilbourne,
the point proposed to be used by the
Milwaukee road extension to Grand Rap
ids 1t is probable that $15O,0OO in
bonds will be issued by Adams county
to aid the new road.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
HITS BACK AT GRAFIu
Rev. H. c. Miller Takes Issue with V
copal Bishop on the Question
Sunday Sport.

FOND DU LAC, Wis, Sept :
Especial. l-Saying that there are
technicalities in christianity, Rev. b
Miller, pastor of the Baptist Gu,
took issue with Bishop c. G. OFl.
who recently voiced his opinions y
gard to Sunday recreation and SpN'
The divine also took occasion 70 Y
mand the city officials for pefm~
the saloons to remain open on p''D
election day and charged the -
keepers with being responsible !"
death of Charles Smith, a crlpph !
was killed by train a short llln s, !:
1--WE have been told that the 4ar'
Of Sunday observance IN rela' y.
sports and amusements shoula -
entirely to the conscience, Saiu /
Miller. 'If it seems right to nlI
settles the question. This come, . ~
basis of Christian life. 10 60 u~1i
any legal regulation of SUNDAY, T Tui,i5
a retrograde movement toWaru Su us,
"a careful distinction, no% S,,r5
made where the question OF r GIu't d
tendance is touched upon. linz 1, a
says, Technically therefore, the u istg
called for on the Lords day IS sar
with attendance at the Lords ~ a.,
This is just the point. There re- s NJ
technicalities in Christianity. II r %m
to me that our danger lies in ma IN h
Christianity Jewish, not so mur rs d;
holding the dignity of our ia SssrrS
teaching men that ceremonial CD''
may constitute religious life. ,;ost
At the end of a TRADE ag snrc,
saloons and the failure to eI holisrt
closing laws he said, IF we OT rp
God let us not live as though w
athoicta
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
Il. =. .47,944 1851 1881
FOR STATE OFFICERS.

HOh . l. "A Ii OE Il lCEhC,
The official canvass for state Offices
suited as follows:
For Republican state candidates-FGH
ernor: Gov. Davidson, 1885,; seated
1906; total, 1929. For lieutenant nj
nor: Strange, S0,933; Trottman, III
scattering, 1870; total, 1881. For ID
tary of state: Secretary Frear; ls1
scattering, 141; total, f39, 476 For y
treasurer: State Treasurer Dahl, s9
Bernardy, 81, 290; scattering, 80; total
626. For attorney general: ATTORNEY
eral Gilbert, 1871 scattering, 81; Y
1877, 264.
For Democratic state candidates-Fas
ernor: Aylward, 1928; Schmitz ~
scattering, %; total, Al, ia. For lient1
governor: Williams, 34,41S; sCatterlE
total, "a, 1853. For secretary of state &1
20,S25; Gettings, 16,O51; scattering M
tai, 36,901. For state treasurer; Ha
22,557; Pierstorff, 12,999; scattering, WI
tai, 1855. For attorney general IVY
33,393; scattering, 90; total, 80, 4&
For Social Democratic state candldsH
For governor, Brown, 4OT1; for lieuta1
governor, Wright, 1850; for secretaE
state, Irwin, 3942; for state treaasa,
Parks, 1903; for attorney general, va
ley, 1896; for insurance commissions
torious, 1888.
For Prohibition state candidates-Fois
ernor. Cox, 1941; for lieutenant COVE.
Forward, 1848; for secretary of state \
1913; for state treasurer, Ager, l0Ss,,
attorney general, Smith, 1923; for insu'
commissioner, Emerson, 1897.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
The Human Gait.

1--WE know you by your daily walk, -
was the refrain of religious hymn once
very popular among the melodious
colorel brethren, and now distinguished
Boston physician has given the physio-
logical reasons for the great difference
in human gaits. The straight-legged
method involving jar on the spine. a
laborious play of the hips and swing of
the arms, is more Tatiguing than the
bent-knee style, which is characteristic
of shoeless. primitive people. One must
either go barefooted or wear moecasins
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
MILWAUKEE, SENDS HELP.
Apparatus and Firemen to Assist in
Fighting Fire.

The authorities at Rhinelander sent a
felephone to Milwaukee for aid Sunday
night. Three hours later, fire engine,
two hose carts and four fremen in
charge of Capt. Peter F. Schiller, en-
cine company No. 2, were on their way
70 Rhinelander. The outfit included 5000
feet of hose.
The fremen who accompanied the
cantoin are Engineer John Cook and
.Stoker Charles Dougherty, and Truck
imen John Edelsbach and James Cassidy
of No. 1 engine house.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
London Sunsets.

We have always felt that no finer sun
sets are visible anywhere than in Lon
don. There is a grandeur, a wierdness,
a Turneresque effect which probably can
DE seen nowhere else. This is due in a
great measure to the combination of the
low light with clouds and smoke.-Ama-
teur Photographer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
Indian Famine Fund.

1t is really a welcome piece of news
that the Salvation Army has opened an
Indian famine fund. The millions on
millions that Booths godly brigade
have from time to time collected and
and abroad have mostly come from the
pockets of working classes and other
humble people.-Amrita Bazaar Patrika.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
HEAVY MAN SUES u
Charles Peters, Who Tips the ,"ir1
$50 Pounds, Asks $4,000 1Oi '''
on Broken Sidewalk

vIIROQUA, Wis, Sept -, - oot
cial. ]-Charles Peters, whose 4v ~
of avoirdupois caused hun roi1
through the sidewalk ana sloN)
ankle is suing the city for $0 sider
ages. He alleges that tne gb to q
should be built strong enousb he ~
any man no matter whether ~
400 or 1873 pounds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-09-25
COMMITTEE AT GRAND RAPIDS.
Congressional Body Surprised at Extent
of Paper Industry

GRAND RAPIDS, Wis, Sept. 21.-
Congressman James r. Mann, chairman;
w. II. Ryan, J. L. Bennett, c. G. Stein
beck and John Norris, members of con-
gressional investigating committee, APP
pointed by Congress, arrived in this city
Saturday for the purpose of inspecting
the several paper mill industries in this
city and vicinity. They spent the day
visiting the mills and in taking testi-
mony relative to the cost of pulp wood
and cost of producing print paper. The
committee seemed surprised at the ex-
tensive nature of the paper industry in
this locality.