Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-01-01

olAihe 1ue court reporters nave DIS Il
protest against the smallness of their pay
refused to take notes and today Judge
russell declared he was not going to be
both Judge and stenographer and joined
the ranks of the strikers.
For the advancement of medical and
surgical science twenty monkeys, import
about to be sacrificed at the George
" asnington university laboratory i;
Washington, D. c. The monkeys are to
be killed, one by one and their brains
preserved and subjected to the closest
examination. so that the
growth or deterioration of their brain
cells may be observed by the watching
specialists. In this way it is hoped to
discover to what extent the brain of
is capable of development. and
wonderful results are confidently expect
ed by medical science.
Are you a Mink?" is the popular
cry III Mason City. Ia. 1t is Il new or
SANITATION and promises to oUtgrow any
OF Its predecessors. The organization
takes IN four states. including MinneSo-
ia, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas and the
name is derived by using the first letter
OF each state as named The purpose. as
the boys state it, is to secure better ac-
commodatiOn from the hotels. They want
better grub and more attention. believing
now that they do not get their moneys
worth
One of the oldest social affairs ever
held in the Oranges in Orange. n. j..
was given in the Park hotel by Miss
Boston terrier, Abraham Lincoln. The
party is the talk of the town today. \
dainty little cake with a single candle
was displ ayed, while the owners of sew
eral CANNES brought gifts of various
sorts for the guest of honor" The af-
fair was attended from 3 to > in the
afternoon by dogs of every description,
among them many bench show winners
and others of high degree, all accompa-
MED by their mistresses. The animals
frolicked at will about the parlor set
aside for their use, while their owners
amused themselves in various ways.
Fanatical Dunkhobors by hundreds are
leaving Saskatchewan and taking up
land in British Columbia near Nelson,
where they have established a colony
called Waterloo. They promise that
their fanatical pilgrimages in search of
the Messiah are things of the past, not
to be repeated, and assert that it was
but, a few of their number who made
the sect notorious on account of their
fanaticism. At Waterloo they have eS-
tablished sawmill. which is getting out
lumber for houses for thousands of their
people, who will arrive in the spring. The
houses will have stone easements, Will
be heated by hot water. and have fully
modern plumbing. In addition to fruit
culture. they intend to go in extensively
for raising stock and have purchased
1000 acres of pasture land.
Anxious that his entire body should
be properly buried. Thomas Nolan, II
years old, of 212 East Ninety-lifth
street, New York, whose left leg as far
as the knee was amputated III BELLEVUE a
few days ago. sent Undertaken Ehlcn-
berger of 295 Wyckhoff street. Brooklyn,
was. and had him bury it in a lot al
ready secured by Nolan in Holy Cross
cemetery, Flatbush. The customary red
tape had to be gone through as II body
were being taken from the morgue Dr.
Johnson had to sign a death certificate
for that part of Nolan before tlA under
taker could get it. 1t was placed i'll
little white casket and taken to the
cemetery.
Mrs. J. A. Jameson of Twin Lakes,
who advertised in WinSted, Conn.,, tor
woman to do general Homework, re-
ceived the following letter from Frances
LamSon of Canaan:
Dear Madam: | have seen your add
yertisement IN this weeks paper l want
a place to work in a small family where
there are no young men. am good
cook and neat and handy, and pleasant to
get along with, and am only % years Old,
going on a.
.'Eyery man thinks | am extra good
looking, and l have been bothered most
to death at nearly every place L have
worked by the men running after me,
and | want to get a place away from
village. where the men won't chase after
me.
Il worked for two ladies at Canaan,
and lost my job because their husbands
took me out driving nights. Ii your nus
hand is an old man | can get along Win
Won. and you will like me, and would
like to stay with you for year.
Mrs. Jameson will not even give Miss
Lamson a trial. Her husband is not Old.
Mice carried matches through a small
hole in the ice box of the Austin meat
market at Atlantic City and set fire to
the tons of sawduct used in the walls
of the box. Firemen who could find no
cause for fire in the ice box were com
nelled to chop down its heavy partitions
to reach the smoldering l'laze.
An exhibit in the case in which Mrs.
William II. Hannigan of Red Lion, Ia,
charges her husband with felonious as
Sault and breacn OF the peace VIII NC d
handful of Mrs. Hannigan's hair on
sheet of sticky fly paper-if the fly paper
can be found. Mrs. Hannigan testified
at a hearing in the case before AID.
owen here that her husband pulled out
the handful of hair and threw it there,
and Mr.. Hannigan's attorney has asked
that the hair be produced. In defense; OF
Mr. Hannigan it vas brougAt out that that
coffee across the table at him. and that
her aim was better than most women's.
The hearing was continued.
The oldest and most natural beehive
in Berks county, Pennsylvania, is that
at the home of John Baum, in Bethel
township. While the bees We're asleep
on a very wintry day the hollow bio 81, section o1
pemoyed from the forest to Baum's
There the bees on sunny days now come
out and try to get their bearings.
Alleging a theft to have been perpe-
trated by Fred Lewis through the me-
dium of straight flush held in opposl-
49,, +o his four aces. Charles Stern APP