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The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

Quite number OF men were layed Oh
this week at the round house here.
Grant bale OF Hutchinson, special ser
vice man for the Santa Fe Company. was
sn this city Monday.
NJ j. Drury, superintendent Of
aachinery. was in Dodge City Saturday
suspecting the local Santa Fe shops
A number of engines have been taken
cut of service and white loaded at Newton
where they will remain until needed,
Engine No. 1902 which has been II
The Dodge City shops for repairs Il agar
running between here and Larned.
s. j. FOLEY, Car foreman for the Santa
r Company at This point, was in G'ea'
Bend on railroad business the first OF The
&erk.
Trainm lsrer D Coffey ieit WedheS-
siay for Hutchinson and Newton aud vii
return today on Raymond q Whlteomt
sp cial train
A soldier train Of abont fifteen or SIX
ceen cars will pass through this city OF
February 10th. rnroute from the eastern
..t.t,a IA S,u Eranrisru
Nr. Price, formerly employed in th''
CITY as -an,a f. masouIy Inspector, nov
stationed az Newton, visited IN Dodge
Cty Saturday and sunday
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13
RAILROAD RUMOR

One OF the switch engines in use regu-
larly in the Dodge City yards, was taken
out of service last Friday, lcavln4 only
two switch engines for day service and
one at night.
On fine 10 n of February a Gates special
tram will pass through this city on its
return to The e!,t from trip though
Cd Mexico, California and the Grand
Canyon of Arizona,
MIR and Mrs, W. G. White, who have
been employed a' operators In the Santa
Fe office here VIII leave on the 10th for
Whitesde to toke positions as day and
night operators.
The main driving axe on engine No.
2l70 was broken Monday and the main
in IN from OF the new mill WAS blocknded
for several hours before the engine could
be taken to the round house here, l. will
be sent to the La Junta shops for repairs
The new Harvey House at Hutchinson
will open ON The night of the 18th and
the first inca served win be breakfast
on HE 18Th | via b. open IN time to
csommodate those attending the Demo-
cratic Cory, ntion on the 21st and ban
ouet will be givca few days later. This
i, the finest Harvey Hose along the sys
ten and It's erection has been w.tched
with interest by many
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Monte Gluck who have
been visiting In Larned for several
days will return 10 this city the last of
the week for a visit at the Gluck home.
Miss Cecil Jennings, who is employed
as book keeper at the Bee Hive store,
returned Wednesday from o weeks visit
In Ford with her sister, Mrs. +. Roberts.
II. @. Prough and daughter, Mrs. U. j..
Hostetier left Monday morning for
their home 10 Indiana after atwo weeks
visit In this city with his sons w. N.
aud J. O. Prough.
Eerie Snare returned 10 the city Ste.
day evening from Ringman, where be
MS called by The dsaih Of HE sDshss..
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PERSONALS

Ed Rich Of Gar fen City Is victor
N II 8 city today.
L. p. Mcdowell OF Harper, returned
u BIS home Tuesday evening after a few
days visit at the home offs. J. Kinkead.
Mrs W. 7. Coolidge who has been
wmy low with pneumonia has been grow
81 some better during the past two
Ags
4Gias Mamie N. Levy, who has been
~issIng her brother Ia this city, left
dnegday for hdr home ia Deepwater,
zIh
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

The 5. S. Embroidery clab wa: given a
siengbtiulai.ernoon al Tie home Of hrs.
tory last Friday Aeidames
WIN Gardner. Baldwin, D. d. Jones,
eo~e1. Dawes, Nome G'uck, Lillian
fl,N,iIt aLd ,liss Kathleen Elder were
f-vi.i a. gue,is A delicious supper
ws. .-Iy..l =. ,be close Of tn fern" n.
Nrs ". II oaapman will BE- The hostess
"a u~o weeks his embroidery club
will mold ar open meeting at n" nome OF
as G.en Lawrence the first Friday in
HNcH
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

Nis. N-ue Thompson gave 2 pleasant
ya.ty last Friday evening. Several
rame III cards we're enjoyed, the prize
being won by Miss Jesse Rex A
nusIcsl "a NJ followed and prizes were
awarded 10 Miss Grace Hilton and
Charlie smith. Light refreshments were
served. Those present were, Misses
eta FOLEY. Ida Carson, Grace luton
..9esse Rex, Edna Garner. Messrs james
sGingrich, Albert Little, Chas. Smith,
Ciareuce Skillugtou, Fred kirkpatrick
and Eric Palmer
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VtOWEN'S CLUB MEETING
AND SOCIETY NOTES

Mrs. viii Greene gave card party a
h ! hnn IL sdsy evening be occasion
being her birthday anniversary AM also
that OF her sister. Miss Shirley Stubs
A delightful evening of cards was en-
jo,.d sud ch,ling dish supper served
lhpee present were, Misses. Lenort
Harbst, Clara and Eta Baeder, Mildred
Watson. Hattie Locke, Lizzie Madden,
nellie Argab,i9ht. Anna Thompson,
Shirley Stubs. Beatrice Churchill, Ruth
Lillis, y ora and Minnie Stubbs, Mesdames
Pixley, Chambers and Soue.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

The Embroidery Club met at the home
Of Mrs. G. Z McCarty last Friday. To-
vlted ~ guests were, Mesdames, EalAe,
Barley, Buckmaster, Hellwarth, Miss
Sallis Hardesty and Mas Blanche
Churchill. A pleasant social afternoon
was enjoyed and luncheon was served.
The xt meeting will be held at the
9 ONE of Mrs. H. F. Millikan,
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13
rha ROTOR courteous.

At the terminal Of an up-the-state
railroad one day recently conductor
was making verbal report 10 the
general manager. Among the things
that he reported was that his train
had struck beer on the wGy N
WAS 1t On the trapk?" ashsd the
general manager.
Sso," repApd the conductor. -The
tsAiu had 10 60 IT'D the woods aft@
him"
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

An informal dancing party was given
At the Phenix club rooms last Friday
evening. Besides large number Of
Dodge City young people, there were
several guests from Garden City and
Cimarron.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

Cards nre on. for parry to be Given
by Mrs. Frank StrauIman ara Miss Sadie
Stamina n the Str4uIman home Saturday
afternoon.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

Okla.
Mrs r. i. Miller of Pleasant Valley
township visited the conrt house Friday
on business.
FLOYD Wellman, Charles Maxey and
Roy Steffey of Kinsey visited in this city
last week
D. J. Phillips will leave Sunday for St
Joseph to purchase goods for the York
Key store.
Mr.. E5Iers of The Mash & Bidwell
store, at Kinsley, was in this city last Fri
| day.
Fred Peterson returned Saturday even
ing from business trip to Shawnee, |,
TT.
J. II. Leidigh, cashier of the new bank
at Spearville, KS, was in this city Satur-
day.
Mrs. L J. Pettiiohn lie t Monday for
Liaera to visit with her parents for a
week.
L. G. Balderston left Wednesday for
Kansas City and other points to be gone
for several days.
II. G. Willbraud of Sweet Springs,
Mo-, was in this city Monday paying
taxes on his Bucklin property.
James A. Gibson OF Counc Gr1v'. rs
was here the first of the week 10 Dkng at.
ter his interests in Ford County
Miss Eva Baker OF Garden City arrived
here Sunday morning for a visit with her
cousin, Miss Grace Gwinner,
Misses Bess Hopkins and Mildred
Lemert Of Garden City were the guests OF
Miss Hazel Millikan few days last week.
John P. Hunter, one of the leading
farmers OF Sodvllle township was in the
city this week attending court.
Sergeant Leavltt returned wednesday
from Garden City where he has been for
several days on recruiting business
George Theis, Jr, Of Wichita, owner
of the Electrice light Plant of this city,
arrived here Wednesday morning on
business.
Floyd Fugate' who was employed in
this city on the Journal Democrat paper
several years ago, was a visitor here
Saturday.
Frank Bishop, Gilbert Avery and E(
Matheny left Saturday for KinSley where
they will be employed until the first Of
March.
S;rs. D DecSer Of Minneapolis, visited
with Mrs Jennie Williams few day
this week on her way home from
Colorado and New Mexico.
Mrs. George Sheldon and son Of Spear
vile visited with her parents here Mon
day on her way to Denver to visit he
brother A. +. Guthrie.
Lieutenant Governor WI. Fitzgeral,
left tor Excelsior Springs, NO., after th
session Of legislature In Topeka, and vii
, remain there for coupe Of weeks,
VIII Kennedy Of Mnlvane, KS, arrive
in this city Tuesday 'N-N 'v""'s visit o
the home Of T. B. Be- -. lenned
Is on his way to Las Vegas, Y. VI.
J. G.. Edwards and H. 7. Taylor Q
Larued visited at the home Of MI
Edwards sisters, Mrs. i. T. William
and Mrs. J. q. Ripple, . fewidays la
week.
John Rapp Jr., who has been MANAGE
81 the Farmers Elevator &:Supplyi Con
pany for the past three, mcnths. left III
first OF the week for Kinsley where b
will r,maIn for an indefinite length (
tins.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

A surpn.a party was given on MIS- j.
i Sullivan last Tuesday. A pleasant
evening was spent and refreshments were
served. phere were about thirty present.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

A progressive dilner party will be
give Friday evening By some OF the
yo.u. ladies' OF this city.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13
Miss Eta rolley has sent out invitations
for a valentine party Friday evening

Ice fram for parties and clubs al
Sturgeon Bros Prompt attention gwen
50 all orders.
The Globe-republican., 1908-02-13

MAay Wssld.ss hailrsadsfa
Isseentlv ~ Veteran Scaa 10
sAsetaes recAsez 5000 ApIzeatiuns
sor TOO yachmcies.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

MILWAUKEE, Dec. s.-Close-Wheat-
Lower; No. 1 northern, on track. Lilo
Liz; No. northern, on track, 1851. o ifa%
Sorn-Lower; No on track, Sc Oats
Steady; standard SIC; No. 8 white. on
track, 49k@5219c. Barley-Steady: stand.
ard 65g65hc. Rye-Steady; No. l on track,
Flour quotations in CARROTS are: Hard
spring wheat patents, in wood 5.55@5. IS;
straights, in wood, 54505. 65; exnOrf mai
ents, in sack sacks, 4.55@4.so; first clears, in
sacks, 1909; 90; rye, in wood 4.OO04 Is;
country, 3.650390; sacks, Kansas, in wood.
CHICAGO, II, Dec. 8.-Cash wheat-No
1854; No: hard, Io4@1o eh; No. s8G 6aTd
E NJ : ,o51s; No. ! northern, 1,O7@1 10;
l0o@1M; Corn-No. 3, 5sA@5sAc; No. 3
White, 5sAg59Ac; No. 3 yellow, 5sA@59c;
No. A. 58Q58Ac. Oats-No. 2 white. 52Hc:
No. No. 3 white 2oo@52c; No. 4 white, 1870
MINNEAPOLIS, MINI, Dec. s.-,,,ose-
Wheat-December, 1o7A; May, LOG; No.
1 hard, Liz; No. 1 northern. l. 1O1h: No Y
10673. -0@7sSS
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
GOV. JOHNSON is
STILL HOPEFUL
MINNESOTA'S EXECUTIVE NOT CAST
DOWN BY RECENT DEFEAT
OF BRYAN.
EXPECTS TO WIN EVENTUALLY.
Declares Nebraskan Was Much Misunder-
stood and Purposely Misrepresented
in His Last Campaign.
FAvORs LAKES TO GULF CANAL.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. ST
do not think the leaders of the Demo
cratic party are cast down by defeat,
and if they are right, as l think they
are, they will win eventually"
Thus Gov. John A. johnson of Mime
sofa, who is here to attend the conserva-
ton congress, the conference of govern
ors and the waterways convention. ex-
pressed in an interview his abiding faith
in democracy.
Il think the Democratic party is in
better position than it was before the
campaign opened. l am, of course, I'M
able to say what caused the result to be
what it was. Mr.. Bryan was much mis-
understood and was purposely misrepre-
scented; there was lack of organization in
the Democratic party and unity of or
ganization in Republican ranks. Then
it is always SO much easier for the party
III power to win
Gov. johnson said that he was in con-
versation on his way to Washington with
Maj. Mckenzie, who has charge of the
engineering work on the Mississippi rlv-
er, and that the latter told him in dis
cussing the proposed lakes to the gulf
struct a canal twelve or fourteen feet
deep and that 800 miles at that rate
would be $320,O0O,OO0.
"This is a mere bagatelle in q nation
al sense" continued Gov. Johnson. 1t
is less than the capitalization of the
Northern Pacific railway, a private en-
terprise. To my mind this would solve
the transportation question in the central
part of the country
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
DELAYED TRIAL BEGINS,
Cashier of Defunct Waynesburg (Pa.)
Bank Faces County Court on Sew
enteen Indictments.

WAYNESBURG, Pa, Dec. S.-The
trial of J. B. f. Rinehart, former cashier
and vice president of the defunct Farm
ers and Drovers' National bank of this
place, which failed several years ago for
over $2,OOO,0OO began here today. Ow
ing to the startling allegations that polit-
zeal influence has been responsible for
long delaying the case, and the special
investigation ordered through the depart
ment of justice by the President, which
resulted in a date being set for next
month to try Rinehart in the United
States court at Pittsburg, the trial in
the Greene county court today on seven
teen indictments, charging forgery, pass
ing forged papers and false pretense,
brought many farmers to this city and
filled the courtroom. 1t was Immediate
ly apparent today that the case would
be a sensational legal battle.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
BIG OUTLAY IN STATE
Bell Telephone Company Plans F,r..
diture of $1,5oo,ooo in WiscOD. '
sin Next Year.

During the coming year the Rel NJ,
phone company will spend 81 5o0000
for improvements in Wisconsin NV
company recently raised $50.OOOOOO I'
the sale of securities and allotted NV
ton to the Wisconsin properties
President Alonzo Burt of the WILSON,
sin company today confirmed this rumn,
1.-The Bell people recently sold securits,
and secured $50.O00,000 for general a m
provements and extensions. Visions,
will receive about million and half
during the years of 1909 and 1910, ''
"The company now has under way and
projected now toll lines from MiwoD'
kee to Plymouth via Port WashiDgtm
Grafton and Sheboygan, on which ali tEa
poles are now set as far as PlymOnS
and next year this line will be pnsbai
on to Green Bay. We are also bujldnSS
a line from Milwaukee to Beaver Dam
via Merton and North Lake, the pOje,
for which are now on the ground, Tbs
line will later be pushed through IA
Stevens Point from Beaver Dam. Other
lines are under consideration for con.
struction during 1909 and 1910"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
State Items in Brief.

SHAWANO-Mrs. Thomas James, wife ,@9i
Rev. Thomas James of the Me'louN'
church, is dead.
RACINE-Louis Westphal, 40 years Gar
was found dead in bed at the home OILY o. IT.
ter Carlson, in the village OF Union UIG, ..
BELOIT-Albert J. Smith, gloVeilIIaA u,
who has a cork leg, stumbled over LIS d
tificial foot and broke the other leg
SPRING VALLEY-Rev Barton OF An.
land has accepted a call 10 the ConsI1 5s.,
tional church here, and Will remove III"
the parsonage this week.
SHEBOYGAN-Th Jung Shoe conlP%S
will erect a twO-story brick factory, W A'at
AZ feet in dimensions, in the spring II VI"
be used for the manufacture OF SHOES
FORT ATKINSON - The Fort AtkLsol
Gas company, composed mainly, Oh e g,~
business men, is seeking a tfalcllSey ga i' NM.
the city for the installation OF P0''
plant ,..,oo a
MENASHA-Grievin over the aDS e5Gen "
her husband who disappeared a Suu'9 9ai
from his home in this city nye !, 3'T ii1sdag
caused the death OF MIS- OS""iu '''
here. ,,,.-..,o,, iontOr d
MONROE-Edward Thompson, JanVd dead
the school house at Juda, dT0pR P CISs
while building a fire. Prof.; u, -, ~ Heat
was conyersing with him at the liLne
failure caused death. ,,,,,,orEas.
MONROE-John Ruppei, OF M - e G.,
president of central yerein OF u . -,
and Ignatz Wetzel of Milwaukee, s seo tws1.
were here for the celebration oL tn'
tieth anniversary of local Yereln' ..rorn
SHEBOYGAN - Robbers gained FL, ed'' Rail
TO the Sheboygan Light, Power %T' Fails
way company's office at SheDoSSSS"iMn cash
securing $50 worth of cigars; %
and other articles of small value -, Ssn
suERoYGAN-The attorneys for I poil Var
hoypon Light. Power and street 1o lT he
comnanv have concluded to colhhII tp Of var
additional land wanted for the rlsn. NJ of ti
through Riverside for the new ,d IUJct
internrban line through that dis' LS"od Of
RACINE-The Danish brot Itt. aiTtb az
this CITY will celebrate its tWeItGS HeniG
niyersary on January 2. Mr.; MAO speai
and Carl Antonsen. noted cTT77pkerasd
ers. win make addresses. var a+ rn
Of this city will act as the toas'nl' .ja, ~
MENASHA-Nin owners are o u"'f f6r b:
ner cent. of the normal water l ~" Receh
first time in the last six months, rnny b
heavy storms have added to tne . 'C n nIb
Lake Winnebago and nulIi BoL. rpsuna
between Menasha and Green I'D! since tbs
operations for the first tilne
supply was cut. roachaDh
RACINE-Frederick TENS, a rt mes 81
has annlied to the police deparl InSidrer
helm in finding his wife and TWO Two his BET
TENTS saws that Saturday mornln ut 10 BIZ
ter half served his breakf2St p os he q
dinner, and babe him goodbye. ~ a. when
narted for work. In the eVeilne very peg
came home the house was darks and CDR
of furniture missing, ana WIZ
dren gone.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
House.
CITY TO CUT EXPENSES.
Fond du Lac Will Ask Legislature to
Hold Biennial Instead of Year
ly Elections.

FOND DU LAC. Wis, Dec. S.-[Spe-
cial. Am effort will be made to have
the state Legislature pass measure pro-
viding for the holding of biennial cleo
tons in this city. The city attorney is
now drafting the proposed bill, which,
if adopted, will save this city several
thousand dollars annually. Some time
ago the size of the common council was
reduced from thirty-two to sixteen mem
bers and this does away with the neces-
sity for annual elections, providing the
supervisors can be elected for two years.
The new measure will contain pro-
vision fixing the term of Office of super
visors at two years. Another bill giving
the city the right to build its own streets
may also be sent to the Legislature. The
public Improvement committee of the
common council is making an inveStiga-
ton and will probably report in favor
of drafting the bill.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
NO CHANGES IN STlEr
State Officers Will Retain Sam.
ployes as Have Served in ~
the Past.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. S.-TSDa..,
The Inauguration of the state Sp oa
next month will bring no changes G W.
official force of men who are conan N tAs
the affairs of the state now ru1
G. Munson will be retained as tbo Y.
nor's private secretary and RalnS S T
Der OF Kichland Center will contippa at !,
act as ea ae clerk. A T. Torke WIN
Henry Johnson will be rea6no in STATE
deputy state treasurer. 1t is ajso nCed as
stood that Attorney General F rulq 61
bert will reappoint A. c. Titno L. Ill
first assistant. There has been m @S bis
less talk that Insurance Commiinsosfee,ao
Beedle Of Woqld W select another deputy
today when Beedle declared bo GeAlei
reappoint Waite as deputy insr woud
commissioner. 'utaQCs
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
RAISE FREIGHT RATES.

TOPEKA, Kan, Dec. S.-A substan-
tial increase in freight rates will shortly
be announced by several western rail-
roads. The Santa Fe general freight
officers in Topeka have been working on
the new schedules for several weeks
with the expectation of having them com
pleted about January /. One official said
today: THE work of revising these
thought it out carefully and feel justified
in making several changes. The living
expenses of the workmen has increased
and they demand higher wages therefore
we are compelled to raise our shipment
prices, notably on grs N and livestock"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
ATTEST MARKET REPORTS
MILWAUKEE,, Dec. s.
Fec AND DAIRY MARKETS

MILWAUKEE = BUTTER-Steady; Elgln
prices of extra creamery is zoe; local
price extra creamery is 3oc; prints, 31 !e5
@2sc; dairy, fancy, 25c; lines, 21@22c;
CHEESE-Steady: American full cream
ic ss 14@i41zc; daisies, 14@141ze; long ng
horns I4@141Sc; limburger, new make.
14@141zc; fancy brick, 1872, 1s7z@154se: low low
block, 13@131Ic; round Swiss, 131kq14c
fcla' market for strictly fresh laid as as re-
deled, 32@33c; April storage, 27@2sc; sec 195
onds and checks, 15@1Sc. Receipts, lZo
cases; yesterday, $50 cases.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dee. S.-Cheese = Firm /;
daisies, 141A@15c; twins, 14@14Ac; Young
a ca Ill, Dec. s.-Butter-steady;
creameries, 22@30c; dairies, 21@Q25c. Eggs
Steady; frsts, &c.
NEW YORK, Dec. 8-Butter-Steady re-
ceipts, 14,OS4; western factory frsts, 2O7s@
BIC Cheese-Firm; unchanged; receipts,
3171 Eggs-Easier; receipts, 1887; state,
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby brown and mixed
fancy. 42O45c; do fair to choice, 3S@4Uc;
western first, 3S@39c; do seconds, 33@36c.
PLYMOUTH, Wis, Dec. 7.-Sales of
cheese were PAT boxes daisies, 141sc; 1864
do. lac: So cases Americas, lac; 1913 cases
horns, 1870; 10 do. 1880; 146 boxes twins,
1910; "a boxes square prints, l4c.
rARIs-wheat u higher to u lower; -four "
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11

the policy Of the next presidential admins
tratfon, and 1 improve this opportunity to
say that nothing would give me greater
pride If I could so direct that policy in re-
spect to the southern states as to convince
its intelligent citizens of the desire Of the
administration to aid them in working out
satisfactorily the serious problems before
them and Of bringing them and their north
ern fellow citizens closer and closer in sym
patty and point of view.
1 have watched with delight and thanks
giving the bond of union between the two
sections grow frmer. l pray that it may
be given to me to strengthen this move
ment to obliteIate all sectional lines and
leave nothing of differences between the
north and the south save a friendly emula-
ton for the benefit of our common country.
President w. w. Finley of the South
ern railroad told of the growth of the
rail traffic in the south.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11

in a small factory in the royal palace
itself. Some half dozen workmen, the
most skilled to be found, are daily en-
oad in a light. airy room, containing
= couple of hand cutting machines OF
fhe simplest pattern. and here they ex-
anime the bales of Turkish grown, tobac-
60 raised for the Sultan's use. The best
crops in the country are marked for his
special benefit, and what is not actually
selected for making into, cigarettes must
he DESTROYED. A hundred weight OF
leaves may be turned over before,
pound sufficiently fine is found.-London
Globe.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
The Kissing of the Goose.

A recent writer explains the peculiar
attitude and kissing of the goose some
thing as follows: When you enter a
yard where geese are they will stretch
out their necks and hiss like serpent
They will do the same when sitting upon
their nests This authority says that in
the far east, long ago, geese nestled in
the tall grass, and in some way unknown
discovered that 70 sound would drive
away the intruder as quickly as the hiss
ing of the snake, the bite of which is
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
YACHT BUILDERS WIFE SUICIDE.
Mrs. A. S. Chesebrough Ends Her Life
While Husband Is Abroad.

BRISTOL, R. l., Dec. S.-Mrs. Emma
Russell Chesebrough, aged 80 years,
wife of Alfred S. Chesebrough, a we'll
known yacht designer of this city, who is
now in Scotland on a business trip, COM
mitted suicide by shooting herself twice
in the head with revolver. She had
been troubled with melancholia and in
somnia for some time. Mrs Chesebrough
was the daughter of former Lieut.-Gov
Jonathan Russell Bullock. Her husband,
two children and a sister, Mrs. Samuel
P. Colt, wife of the president of the
United States Rubber company, survive
her
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1908-12-11
EXTEND CAPITOL PARK,
Milwaukee Interests Said to Be Behind
Movement to Enlarge StatehOuse
Grounds.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. S.-Dr Clark
Gapen, just before leaving for Oshkosh
today, said that strong movement is On
foot for the extension of the capitol
park to Lake Mendoza, wiping out about
six blocks of residences. For that reason
he discourages the proposed building Of
a new $25O,OOO hotel here as that build.
ing would be within the condemned area
if the park were extended. He said The
new park scheme is being advanced by
powerful interests in milwaukee,