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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-02

one and set it,
"A clue, murmured the secretary
YES, they have taken them out OF
the window, but will put them back
again in the morning-the brutes,
added her companion.
Into the store the two women
founced and demanded to know what
the manager meant by such cruelty.
The manager explained that the trap
was down in the stockroom and that
the three rats walked into it unbIaden.
The cage was placed in the window
for short time to please the adyer-
rising manager.
but we understand you have moi
fed the rats, said the secretary, with
dignity She was assured that they
have been given an elaborate lunch.
con. "And you have not watered
them" added the assistant freezingly
But you are mistaken, answered
the man pleasantly They have been
well watered. We drowned them
about 10 minutes ago. Minneapolis
Tribune
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-02

that the projectile shall make itself
fast on shore, regardless of the pres
ence of men.
This is called the Meyers-Rogers
automatic anchoring projectile. 1t has
been approved after thorough tests
by the supervising board of inspectors
The projectile, which has a grapnel
shaped head, is fired from a cannon
and can be sent a quarter of a mile
with two-inch manila rope attached
AS the projectile will anchor auto
matically, communication is estab
the rope being heavy enough to sup
port a number of men, a breaches buoy
can be quickly operated over it. The
end of the rope left on board the shiI
is tied to the highest point on board
the wrecked vessel a block is reevec
into it, to which is hitched the
breeches buoy The first man being
a sailor, he takes with him attached
to the block of the breeches buoy q
line, and as he reaches shore he will
haul in enough of this whip line to
reach from the shore to the vessel
thus establishing an endless whip line
by means of which the breaches buoy
can be operated back and forth to con
vey passengers from the wrecked yes
sci to the shore. The breaking of the
rope in firing the projectile is pre-
vented by heavy spring, Sliding
ring and cable, and the rope, after be
ing fired Is times. does not show the
least wear.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-02
sHIP-sAvlNG DIvIcE.
Gun Which Will Shoot an Anchor
from Vessel to the Shore.

Washington is a wonder that II
never occurred to anyone before te
fire a small anchor with a line at
tached ashore from wrecked vessel
The present method is to fire a bolt
shaped like sash weight, but this has
the disadvantage that, if there be nc
one on shore to receive it and make
fast the line, the moment strain IL
put upon the line it is pulled back te
the ship A device has recently been
patented, the invention of which II
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-02
Concerninn Oysters.

Every oyster has mouth, a heart
a liver, a stomach, besides many curl
ously devised little intestines, and
other necessary organs such as would
be handy to a living, moving, intelli
gent creature The mouth is at the
end Of the shell, near the hinge. and
adjoining the toothed portion of the
oysters pearly covering.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-02
Asleep.

The president of the South Ameri-
can republic spoke Indignantly.
This lack of interest in public af-
fairs is indeed he cried, "deplorable.
Why
His fist fell with crash upon the
board
1T is most improbable, but l have
been shot at only thrice in the last
week
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-02
Wireless Stations for Pacific Coast.

WEreIess STATIONS TOT FacIHc Coast.
Plans have been completed by the
United Wireless Telegraph Company
10 erect IL new wireless stations on
the Pacific coast. The largest, a five
kilowatt station, will be erected at
Ketchkan, Alaska. Seven will be
erected on the transpacifc steamships
and three will be land stations All
except the five-kilowatt station will be
one-kilowatt or two-kilowatt installa-
tons AT present transcontinental
communication is only possible when
the conditions are most favorable.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-02
A TRUE SON OF ERIN.
Such Will the Son of Lacy de Clifford
Be Educated to Be.

Dublin-The announcement of Lady
de Clifford on the occasion of her son,
Hon Edward Southwell Russell, at.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1908-09-02
It Means a Rush.

Postmaster General Never, discuss
ing the new 2-cent letter rate 70
Great Britain, said that it would enor-
mously increase the postal business.
"The mail bags win iii quickly
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-09

: 5
LOST: "A purse containing shout
2 dollars in silver and q check.
Please return to E. p. Stromgren.
Tie band concert on Friday eve
ming will be the musical treat OF the
year. See program in this paper.
Mrs. Jacob Nelson sold of the per-
sonal property last week and left this
week to join her husband in Canada.
The marriage OF Dudley C. Cheney
and Miss Nina Porter is reported but
we have not learned the particulars.
Easter postal cards and city
hospital views at Sheaf Stationery
store.
& The snow has all gone. the fields
are getting dry and farmers expect
to be. able to begin Sc eding next
| week in earnest. =
Warren's first market day was
successful. and should be made a
! regular feature for the city. One
ought to be held every other month
| at least.
Mrs. Victor c. Peterson, of Oslo.
boarded the Great Northern here on
Tuesday evening going to Interna-
tional Falls to join her husband. who
is employed on Judge Stanton's
paper at that place.
DR.. Spoford is at the Rush
" ford Hotel, Thief River
Falls, the 9th; Windsor Hotel, War
rem, the 10th: Park Place Hotel,
Argyle, the 18th, of every month.
Fitting glasses is his speciality.
Aug. Kringberg, of Alvarado. ar
rived April lst from several
months stay at Bellingham. Wash.
He reports Rev. Tornell and Carl
Lind together with their families
well and happy.
John S. Halsa, Of Heleeland, Polk
County. was adjudged insane before
Judge Holm of Marsahll county last
Saturday and was taken to the
asylum at Fergus Falls. Owing tc
the illness of the judge of probate OF
Polk county. the Marshall county
authorities we're asked to act. the
patient being here.
Mr.. r. D. Whitford. an attorney
Of EauClaire. Wis. and Mrs. Harriet
". Davis. the only daughter and
child of the late Francis W. Wood
ward. arrived Tuesday morning to
spend few days here attending tC
the probating Of the estate. For the
present. Mrs. Davis and her husband
will not move here to assume the
personal MANAGEMENT of the estate.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-09
CONVICTED; KILLS OFFICER
- -
STARTLING TRAGEDY IN TERRI
HAUTE COURTROOM.
0ynaniter, Found Guilty, Stays Dc.
teetivs, Shoots Others and 10 E
Himself Badly Wounded.

Terre Haute, Ind, Apr 4.-Found
guilty Of charge of arson, Henry F..
Mcdonald, in the circuit courtroom
here shot and killed Detective Will
liam E. Dryer, wounded other Of
ficers and was himself seriously
wounded. The shooting followed the
announcement of the verdict of the
jury before which Mcdonald had been
tried on charge Of dynamiting stores
and a church in Sanford last year.
When the jury reported It's verdict,
Mcdonald jumped to his feet and
drew revolver. He fired at Prosecut-
Ing Attorney James A. Cooper, Jr.,
but missed. Mr.. Cooper lodged and
Mcdonald directed his fire at the of.
lcers seated around the table.
without An opportunity to defend
himself, Detective Dryer was shot
down. Almost in An instant police OH
GERS and deputy sherihs in the court
room drew their revolvers and opened
ire on Mcdonald. The convicted man
fell with half 4 dozen bullets in his
body.
Harvey v. Jones. superintendent of
police, was shot In the side Deputy
Sheriff Ira Wellman sustained q wound
in the CHA. Sylvester Doyle, city
court baih6, was shot In the leg. An
other shot struck . bystander.
The shooting was the climax Of q
sensational trial which has been bit.
tsrlE contested. Mcdonald was known
to be bad man." but he had been
permitted his liberty during the trial.
The police department has been ae.
i've In the case AID several omcers
were In the courtroom e hear the YER.
diet. 49,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-09
DiseiPles Of Christ Elect.

Bloomington, Ill.,, Apr THE NJ
tional Congress OF Disciples OF Christ
Thursday chose Decatur Is the meet
Ing place in 1910 and elected the fol-
lowing o@cers: President, Dr.. J. II.
Philputt, st. Louis; vice-pTesidouts,
Rev. r. w. Burnham. Springfield. H.;
Rev. J. E. Lynn. Warrsa, O., and
Chancellor w: p. Ayleswogth, Lin
coin, Neb.: secretary and treasurer,
Rev. @. B. Va1Arsdals. Cedar Rapids,
Ia
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-09
TO-day's Market Prices.
Local News

Mrs. P. Fl. Holm visited friends in
Stephen on Saturday and Sunday.
Large iron safe for sale by NJ. l..
Larson. I
Andrew Olson. of Helgeland. is in
town today.
V. E. Va]tinson returned Monday
from visit with relatives at Climax
and N1elsville this state.
Gust Sustad. deputy in the county
auditors Office. has gone to Roseau
County to locate homestead.
Bibles and dictionaries. two of the
best books published. for sale in
Sheaf Book and Stationery store.
Miss Laura Magladry returned to
the city yesterday from visit with
her father on Rainy river.
Miss Fannie Stinch6eld returned
yesterday from a several weeks visit
to her old nome at Waubay, S. D.
Judge Grindeland went to Hallock
this morning to hold a special term
of court.
Hans A. Larson. of Bigwoods. at
tended to business in the city the
latter part of last week.
Willie Palm. of Vega. gave the
Sheaf a pleasant call when in town
the other week.
A. e. Grindeland and family have
returned to this city after a visit
since the first of the year with rela-
tives in Iowa.
John Olson, son of J. l.. Olson.
went to Crookston Saturday for the
purpose of starting tinshop there
in company with another gentleman.
Miss Nellie Cross returned this
morning from a visit with Miss
Weld. at Moorhead. and with Miss
Lula Cross, a sister, who is teaching
at Staples.
Carl Johnson. young man. Of
Vega. has bought the tools and
machinery of the Klingborg black
smith shop and has leased the build
ing. He has already opened for
business. See his ad in this paper.
Mr.. Lemon, Of Angus. was a
visitor in the city yesterday. He is
just back from old Virginia. where
he has spent the winter and states
that the democrats there are all for
johnson.
Mrs. Peter Peterson, Of Glasgow,
Mont. who has been receiving med
ical trea tment at the Warren hospi-
tai. has recovered suctficiently..to be
able to leave the institution and will
soon return to her home.
At the republican caucus on Mon
dav afternoon the following delegates
were chosen to attend the county
convention held at Argyle today
DR.. G. S. Wattam. A. B. Nelson, c..
E. Lund0uist. O. II. Taralseth. W..
O. Braggans. VIM. Forsberg. A. n.
Eckstrom. They are all supposed to
be ardent Taft men.
A fine entertainment was given
last night by the pupils in the
Palmer school house in McCrea,
under the direction of the teacher.
Miss Amelia Hogberg. A program
of songs and recitations was first
given. after which there was a
shadow social that was greatly enjoy.
ed by all present.
f. o. Hanson. formerly with the
Sheaf. more recently known as the
publisher of the Conway Citizen
and the Lankin Reporter, in North
Dakota. has sold out his newspaper
business. He and family transferred
to the Great Northern here on Tues
day evening. on their way to Foley,
Mimi. to visit relatives.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-09
SWEDISH MISSION
CARD'OF THANKS.-
E.Hanson, Pastor.

CARD.OF THANKS.
We desire.to thank all.relatives and
friends for their assistance and kind
ness during the sickness and at the
funeral.o our beloved wife, and also
for the beautiful floral offerings.
Elmer Erickson.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-04-09

EGGS.FOR MATCHING.
Single comb White Leghorns, sl.OO
per setting. of IA eggs, I also sell
the ''Old .Trusty'' Incubators.
John Fawger.
Warren. MINI.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

one old lady. shaking her umbrella IN the air.
What did YOU speak to him at all tor He
never had freak speak to him before IN his
lie Its a shock 10 the lad, that's what It
IS said another woman, with a baby IN her
arms, and YOU lust stop lookIn' at my child,
It's beglnnln 10 CIV now
Ladies and gentlemen. the most beautiful
GIantess ever exhibited II the world Is going TO
stand up. GO and see the majesty Of woman
III all her pristine glory sald McNultv IN
oratOrcal tones, scattering the crowd IL another
direction.
Hes a fool Of boy. that's what he is
rnuttered the Blue Man breathing hard
Don't excite yourself. Mr.. Walters, said
McNulty. You know II Is bad tor the third
valve of the heart. Now tell me what nap
pened."
Two little boys stood over there said the
Blue Man. One Of them lost his cap. and /
leaned over 10 one OF them and said, Your
little friend has lost ms cap He got red, then
white, and began t. CRY, and then all Of the
fuss started
You see. said McNulty, turning his back
on the Blue Man and addressing the High
Brow with deferential authority. Mr. W alters
here forgets that he Is as blue as ne Is lie IS
SO genuine, however, that the poor little BOY
got the blues the moment he spoke 70 HIM
Mustn do that here. Mr.. Walters not here
with an educational congress OF natural
freaks ike ours he said bauter1nEly address
ing the Blue Man This IS not place where
trIcktrV OF that sort Is allowed. lher, SPEAK
ing II an undertone to the reporter, he WINS
peTed-
try 10 be strict with them but they are
such sensitive people Still, discipline Is the
educational feature of the management 1t
Is the same IN the animal department II an
elephant IS caught taking "a peanut from a
visitor without waiting for it to be offered 70
him politely, he IS made 70 stand with his face
To the wall for the rest Of the day.
BY precept and example you impress the
educational value Of the circus, platltudlnlzed
the High Brow.
That 1t, sir, expressed better than / ever
heard It before
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
A Colored Biography

THE Blue Man. who was the color of copying
INK. obhgingly turned his under lip out
20 show how lnviolably blue he was
Tell the gentleman, Mr.. Walter, how 1t
happened.
NV mother having died when ] was four
teen. 7 determined 20 be soldier. said the
Blue Man.
III your mother had lived, what would YOU
have been" asked the High Brow.
Il VIII not attempt to give my history from
.hlldhood as 1t would take too long, SAID the
Blue Man evasivelv. At any rate. joined
the 18th Lancer IN the English army and
y,f,Il- charging the enemy III India. my horse
fell throwing me heavily 70 the ground, at
the same time falling on my chest Alter tour
months IN be hospital. tins dlscoloraton made
rs ssr5uea-anee on my chest, advancing upward
and m three year It Wa plainly visible on
my face ..... ,.r,. die
g,1..~-f SAID thc reporter writing TINS tact
- 81 V-,rr m Berlin. ] Wa twice medically
,,..,,7ir1.f with the conclusion that the tormen
C,-tr,. of my heart had reapened-
n. ,- -. t. speak. a man with an auto
-,-..f.i. heart" SAID the Professor, the third
,-e1z,. being broken down
-D ID. vuu suffer much asked the reporter
.i... a.. cheerful o. I ever was, only ! had
20 oive up smoking and -ometlmea ] ann snort
- f-..rf On Your night you VIII see a picture
- - -,...-T looked before my morse fell heavily
% - nv ,H.-t" said the Blue Man sadly.
There D. .n element ot patu9s about these
reorl-." SAID the High BROW
p 1"ira- indeed sir II It WASH for the money
,1-..,-- make many of them would uc reduced
80 .,- r,.vrrts-" replied the Professor IN d
~ tI.,rr Voice "Ah but here Is something
more cheerful.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
Freakish Repartee

1EATEU inn chair much too large for hlm was
- E.,-o,. Augcr the Welsh Giant while perched
.l. .-rn ot the chair Was Ernest KauIull,
height rhirty-uFe nehe@
You are luN Of aau.t t2es remarked tAe
.,iant playiully 20 the N'aReJ %
"1aussiches lss not regular 'Aerman eatlnG
p,ped the dwarf
F'EIt's the only thing they eat insisted the
''.-'j @I ssv. saussichea is not regular Cherman
e4..'.E !. {EEbat is it. them" asked the Giant.
.C.u4ei,he- Iss only 1hermdn loonch
.-,.,-,nhantlv replied the dwarf, with a wicked
wink s..,.i.r ....l ,l.
p-,.f,.-sor Their repartec l. harmless, and
" .t,-,r chief amusement. Wherever you
- +b. Giant eight-toot-onc YOU Wi! see the
49,. thIrty-hyc inches along SIDE OF hlm
:" -, ,b, bttle fellow Is the brighter Of the
Tn. httle lady over there. Ms Caroline
Ii. ,,ho is only thirty y-nlne inches m height
,i,,rt,-three years Old. and was born n
I,.5.,,.st Hungary The belle of the Hulhver
;I;-.,l,i4ns Mis- Isabella iaeitier is only
four years of age, thrty-seVen mches
- md although she weighs hitVtWo pounds
L's,i s,h. most perfectly formed midget IN the
,..[iJ and an exceedingly graceful terPslcho-
rean artist. D., ...,,,,......, H..
She is the personiilcaliEon oi laIILleIlIitt II
IL ireakdom, aa-- '"' i'
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

90 Are there other Missing Links"
Not on exhibition" said McNulty incis-
lively.
The High Brow pulled out a notebook, and.
IS he adjusted his spectacles, asked quickly,
d" Anv special kind ot food"
NcNui-v gave ni- q quick, furtive glance
out OF the corner cf his eye, and replied, after
q slight pause. She q bit difficult about her
second course, she insists on goldfish Tor sea
food
The Vegetable king who sat next 70 her, on
-re platform. presented her with q potato.
which he had carved into the senblance Of
rose With q FAINT tlutter Of her eyes, she
accepted The gltt-
4 vegetarian .'' r1lurrnured the High Brow,
writing Il down, then. turning 10 McNulty,
he said " Can she read,
Yes indeed SIR al the latest novels,
particularly the fashion papers, and the leading
1a-rlvo-orz lI-te-atrIce. She frequently writes
t.r the newspapers on art music, drama,
politics. religion. science and Is an expert on
skin food. darderine- almond paste. and hair
gloss. Her voice Is IS soft Is the COO OF
dove. and she Is 50 gentle that She has to have
Wa--led or single" asked the inter
viewer
The lady has never been married In TACT
there's another peculartE OF freaks: with
The exception q giants. pygTnles' IFing 7Hele-
tons and tat ladies' marriage has always been q
failure There's always something about q
freak --r-o Tltious 20 romance may De q
leg TOO much. Or an extra mouth = iced, or q
t..s Ike q dog or a full beard on lady. s
.n.-. but there IS always some inPedlnent 70
The course u true love. ! have known giants
- 1--we n domestic peace. lat ladies' VINO nave
married very ordinary men, and living skele-
tons who have captured beautiful wives and
al has gone well with them. but professions.
freak .z usually born without the tender
passion Sir. Any young lady as acconPllshea
Is thi= Missing INK could PIE. 4ii- Sl"''~'
E-s. -rle Ks tve languages huentlF-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
The Blue Man 5 Mistake

A lONlNOTION in lar corner ot The hal,
- attracted the attention o- McNuity ana
The Blue Nan wa gescicrsLating rather
.,5-ertlv from his platform 70 group OF
people below him who were angr-y rer4on-
,-arsnq u only told him the other boy n4e
lost his cap said the Blue Man II q ., Soci-i-es
s-aen- and he went into Mysteries -, e.,
shame TO frighten the kid that way 5aiI
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-12

- - l., skln has tOId nj '''"'
H. N a teal ing hurry.
! He + push-es past lesl he Be l''i
= 81 Pig -, ':i beTl fast unless he's ia'i'
/ Tbe 4, lea ieast makes him the ia''-s''
New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
I''raet from ID Studies
Nc. ".

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dan. ,'ill- y he ig.a To- lesd
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-12
pOINT OF VIEW

IS now. On the whole,
! think the manly touch
70 her face has improved
he--aS Z freak. -
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
Stafford Sends
Liue News Budget

Stafford, September 25.-Miss
Lillian Morris returned from Tucson
last night, where she had been to take
the civil service examination.
Judge I. S. Bunch spent Wednesday
and Thursday in the lower end of the
valley, looking over the political field.
Mrs. Dunlap and Mrs. Warlaw were
initiated into the Eastern Star lodge
Wednesday night.
Mrs. Will Parks and daughters, of
Globe, spent yesterday here, the guests
of Mrs. Henry Dial, Mrs. Parks mother.
s. +. Sullenberger was passenger
on yesterdays train, en- route to his
home in Globe.
Miss Lillian Whiting of Uvalde, Tex
as, arrived in town last night to accept
a position in the public schools.
+. w. Andrews was business visitor
in town Thursday from Artesia.
Grandma Parks of Solomonville was
visiting friends here Wednesday and
Thursday.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26

It's a pity when sick ones drug the
stomach or stimulate the heart and kid.
neys. That is all wrong! A weak stom.
ach means weak stomach nerves, al
ways. And this is also true of the heart
and kidneys. The weak nerves are in
stead crying out for help. This ex'
plains why DR.. Shops Restorative is
promptly helping stomach, heart and
kidney ailments. The Restorative
reaches out for the actual cause of these
ailments--the failing "inside nerves. y
Anyway, test the Restorative 4s hours
1t won't cure so soon as that, but you
will surely know that help is coming
Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt. (Globe, Gila County, Ariz.) 1906-1929, 1908-09-26
HoPPITY HOP

Are you Just barely getting around
by the aid of crutches or canei I'm.
less you have lost limb or have a
deformity-if your trouble is rheuma-
tism, lumbago, sprain, stiff joints, OF
anything of like nature, use Ballard S
Snow Liniment and in no time you can
throw away your crutches and be as
well as anyone. Price 25c,, soc and 81.
Sold by Palace Pharmacy.