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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13
EDWARD DEAD;
GEORGE Y. NOW
RULES BRITAIN
MINISTERS KISS MONARCH'S HANDS
AND SWEAR THEIR ALE
GLANCE TO HIM.
QUEEN BEARS UP BRAVELY.
Alexandra Stands Shock of Her Hus-
bands Sudden Death with Great
Fortitude.
ALL BUSINESS IS SUSPENDED.

LONDON, May Z. - The King is
dead Long live the King!" The tran
sition from Edward VII. to George V.
as King of Great Britain and Ireland
and Emperor of India, is now COM
plete.
King George V. was formally pro-
claimed as successor to the throne at
O'Clock this afternoon. The ceremony
was an impressive one, occurring in the
throne room of ST. James palace, in
the presence of the privy council, under
the presidency of the Earl of Crewe.
The mourning features were for the
time being set aside, and King George
appeared in the uniform of an admiral,
while the distinguished gathering of
prlyy councillors and officers of the
court were in levee dress and wore the
regalia and decorations of their high
orders.
The proclamation of kingshiD was a
document comforting upon the new SOW
erelgn all the attributes of ruler which
his father had possession. The response
of King George was marked by deep
emotion as he sOlemnly affirmed his pur-
pose to fulfill to the best of his abilities
the great trust reposed in him.
The oath was administered to the King
by the lord chancellor Following. a GUS
tom the members of the cabinet who
were present rendered their formal resig-
nations to the new ruler, who at once
returned the designations Enacted upon.
ThereupOn the members of the cabinet
and the privy councillors kissed the
Kings hand according to the traditional
custom to signify allegiance to the new
consolable. She cannot be persuaded to
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13

cident picked at hap-hazard out of many
to typify the comet-like velocity of the
chariot of progress in Oklahoma.
AS was Wisconsin in its early stages,
Oklahoma is a rendezvous of young peo-
pie. 1t has an area approximating that
of Wisconsin and population of some
thing above two million, Wisconsin's be
ing two million and a quarter. The Ok
Iahoman says that only half of the area
of Oklahoma is under cultivation. If
people will go from home to try their
chances of growing up with a new coun-
try, Oklahoma offers milder climate
than Alaska.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13
The Growth of Oklahoma.

The Coming-of-Age and Housewarm-
ing Edition of the Daily Oklahoman is Il
special issue that would do credit to
any newspaper in the land. 1t celebrates
the twenty-irst anniversary Of the found
ing of Oklahoma Territory. 1t conveys
to the world an iGtimation of the growth
of Oklahoma City. The eleven sections
of the handsome publication are filled
with attractive illustrations and enter
tanning and instructive reading matter
explaining how empire has been built
up in the wilderness in the brief period
since 1889.
In a country SO new as Oklahoma peo-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13

ple after very brief residence
are accounted old settlers. Ger
trude Chaffee. an Iowa school teacher.
went to Oklahoma City six and half
years ago. Her first investment in real
estate was the modest sum of $3.50,
which a few weeks later she increased
to S37. selling out for $1,000 at the end
of the year. With the latter sum she
was able to purchase a tract so large
that she considered it worth while to
abandon school teaching and give prop
erty interests her entire attention, To-
dav She is worth S15O.OOO and has a
profitable clientage. This is only one in
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13
AFTER MEN HIGHER UP
Chicago District Attorney Seeks Con-
LESSONS OF Two More Men in
Lorimer Case.

CHICAGO, Ill, May 9.-In resuming
it's sessions today the grand jury is be-
leved to be in search of quarry higher
up than the legislators indicted last
week on charges of bribery and perjury
in connection with the election of Will
liam Lorimer to the United States Sen
ate. States Attorney Wayman has an
nounced confessions of Democratic Rep
resentatives White, Beckemeyer and
Link, but he is believed to be after at
least two more, as five is the number of
votes by which Lorimer was chosen
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13
THINK CORPSE A DOG.
Boys Find Mans Body Floating in Fond
du Lac River-Murder Sus-
peCted

FOND DU LAC, Wis, May T.
entity about so years of age, was found
floating in the Fond du Lac river near
the Johnson street bridge by two boys
this afternoon. The corpse had been
seen in the river for ten days, but it was
taken for that of dead dog. 1t is be-
Heved by the police that the man was
murdered.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13

ness By turning goats into the brush
the land is cleared of the obnoxious and
useless growths and left ready to be
grubbed off and cultivated.
The goats in Kitsap number over TO-
600 and are as fat as butter balls from
the long diet of green food. Many hun
dreds are daily shipped to Everett. Seat
tie and Tacoma for the market, and the
mutton is sold for the best sheep.
There is no particular kind of goat
raised as yet, but many are planning on
producing Angora goats to clear up their
land.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13
JUMPS TO HIS DEATH.
Young Chicagoan Attempts to Alight
from Train and Sustains Fatal
Injuries.

LA CROSSE, Wis, May 7.-[spe-
cial. AS a result of injuries received
while attempting to alight from North
Western passenger train which caused
him to become violently insane, Homer
Finley is dead. The young man was a
brother of James Finley, foreman of a
steel construction gang near Medary,
ard had been to visit him. He
was % years old and his home was in
ChicapO.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13
GOAT RAISING IN NORTH.
Animals Are Used to Clear Land Of
Scrub and Brushwood

Kitsap county is the big goat produc-
ing county of Washington. The goats
are not raised for mutton alone, but also
for the purpose Of clearing up under
brush in the cut over timber lands of
this particular county.
The lumbermen left the tracts of land
over Kitsap county dotted with huge
stumps Ferns, hazel, dogwood, alder
and other low growing trees have sprung
up until the whole resembles a wilder
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13
The Floor of the Summer Cottage

It often happens that the fioor q, W 81
summer cottage is rough and lun uor
cracks. so that it is not satisfactory s,d
when stained. When this problem sIor ." thai
the owner, it is good plan1, to cover co be- h:d
part of the floor which will not De Which
den by the rug with canvas lshIv - nnt
should be tackled in place sm :,. ~ qoo(
then given two or three coatIns ssrgli,catioI
paint to be followed by an a iId an px
of varnish stain. This Will give q" oasih
cellent border, which can De al tht
cleaned. and which will anSNgi Snbur
purposes of a hardwood no'f'
ban Life.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-05-13

Advertise Your Goods.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
The Fighting In Greece.

Athens, March 22.--Iu response to
messages srom Thesssy that the peas
ants we're burning the corn depots iD
several towns, ss rart of their warfare
sgsInst the big Turkish landowners, the
government dispatched more loops &C.
day to the scenes of the disorder.
Deputy Karaiskeki, who Is fomentlog
the trouble In Thesssly, wss today ordered
10 return to Athens. II heobeys he will
be placed under arrest.
Warrants have also been Issued for the
arrest of the mayors of Nembegler,
Latisns and Phsrssls. They arc charged
with not taking proper steps to check
the bloody tiIti that took place within
their Jurisdictions bttseen the peasants
and the landowners.
Only the moot mesger information Is
obtsinsble from the government but the
fact that II cOpsiderers the situation
grave enough to send sdded reinforce
nents 10 Indication OF the serituJness Of
the disorder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
WRITES MRS. DANIEL.

A few days ego Governor Mann uoti'
fed Governor ALBEIT W. Gllchrht, oil
FIorids, Of the desperate illness Of Ssua'
tor John W. Daniel at Daytous. Yes
terdsy reply was received iuclosIDg a
copy Of letter written BY Governor
GilcbriIt to Mrs. Daniel, IS follows:
"Ffom a Communication from Gov.
ernor William Hodges Mann, oil Vlr'
glpia, and from press reports, | learn
that you, husband, Senator John w.
Daniel, highly respected snd beloved
son, not only Of Virgins, Lu, Of TIE en-
tire southland, Is III and is within the
limits OF our ttIte.
IL wish to extend to you my sincere
sympathy 10 the illness Of ytur die
tins ushed husband and to ASSURE you
thlt It will afford me plesrure to render
you spy service that is within m
power"
In response Governor Mann wrct, to
Governor Gllohris! expressing bis high
appreciation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

psp, Of the American Federation Of
Labor, day called upon Attorney Gen
eral Wickefsham to train the guns Of the
Department Of Justice sgsiDs, the trust
In an effort to demolish the ombinstion.
The Indictment gives an sec n 1t Of { Q
huRs birth, grosth and present .tnus
Eldred Davis, formerly collector OF
taxes OF the District, aud fer the lsst
few years member of the board OF as.
SCISSORS, died at AtlsItlc CITY today.
Clifford PInchot, former chief forester
in tie figures involved in the cor trc-
versy, has gone to Europe, where he will
meet Mr.. Roosevelt.
Senator Oulbenop, Of Texas, has SUI
fered q nervoui breakdown and has
gone to Muldoon's farm to recuperate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Virginia News.

Arthur P. Forbes, OF the National
Oily Bank, of Washington, has b. en
elected assistant cashier of tie Peoples
National Bsnk, of WsrreuIo1.
Miss Lucille Jordan, daughter of E.
O. Jordan, formerly OF Prince William
equity, was married recently to Albert
Korssn, 10 Panama, by Archbishop
Ryan. The couple will reside 10 Panama.
Petitions t. Judge A. NJ, Aiken, Of
the Corporation Court, asking that q
local option election be ordered st Dan.
vile after April is we're started In cir
cult on yesterday and already The sigma
lures OF enough voters Necessary to as.
sure the election have been secured.
Ms. A. @. ScbIa CT, OF Winchester,
has purchased SHE Bisrs," the former
home at John E,ten Cooke, novelist,
near Mllwood. Clarke county. The
place contin, 81 acres and was sold TO,
S.. 200. 1t was here that Co0ks wrote
his novels Of var dRyV.
Rqv. E. B. Burrell, rector of Aqua
Episcopal Church for the last eight
yesrs, left on 3. tlrdsy for Upperville,
where be will take charge OF the Upper.
vile Episcopal Church. Mr.. Eurell
resigned bis charge at Aqua some weeks
sgo.
Gov. Mann has Issued q proclamation
designating Friday, April /, as Arbor
Day, 10 be observed thrCu yhout the state
as day Of planting trees, shrubs and
vines about the h'u'es sud along the
highways sud about the public grtu ids
OF this It t., titus contributing 10 the
wealth, comfort and attraction of the
state.
A marble tablet will ba erect d In the
new courthouse OF Northumberland
county, recently built 81 HssthsviIe,
as tribute to the pst lotto men who
served the county 10 the House Of Bur.
gesses before the revolution and the mer.
btra OF the Constitutional Convention
from the county. The tablet ia of italian
marble, With lettering OF black and gold.
DsclsTe1 by q Fsuquier cfu1ty JnTy,
last September, to be guilty Of msu'
slsu yhter aud condemned to four years
ia the psnIteutIary for the shooting, last
April, Of w. a. Thompson, assistant
editor OF the Wsrrenton VirginIsn, Prof.
]. ID. Harris will be tried next time by
g Prince William county jury. The
case was Temsuded for tris BY tie Otur.
of Appeals. The motion granting the
change OF verus was su,t lined yes.er-
day, 400 c'tz'ns Of Fsuquer coulty
stating ia sffidavlts that, 10 their
opinion, Harris could not get fair
trial 10 Fauq1ier county, II Is not
thou zht the case will 90 to trial before
the jane term OF cour's Harris's bond
wss renewed yesterday, with tia same
bondsmen as formerly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
The President In New York.

New York, March six days oil
hsrd travelling, bauquetlng and speech
making have mad their { ffsct on Pres!der
Taft, and bis smile was less in evidence
than u ua' when be left bis privsto Gal
at Grand Ger al Station today to face a
lengthy round OF New York politics and
New York social functionE.
The president, upon leaving bis csr,
hurried to the home of his brother,
II ,nry W. Tsft, for breskfss', Ha re-
manned there during the morning, resi-
ing up, and occasionally receiving q local
politician or two, Mr.. Taft, however,
RETAINED from discussing the rather
strained situation OF the republican patty
In this state.
The president will end bis trip tonight.
leaving for Washington a't,r midnight,
and arriving at home In me TO do a dsy's
work 1t the White H u'a tlmOrroW,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

WHILE mEoy democrats t1roughtu u
the county affirmed the action OF their
Representatives in voting sgsinst the
motion to declare the Office Of speaker o.
the H 1Uss of r representatives. vacant last
Saturday on the ground that the warisre
iu thai body last week vas not against
Joseph G. Cannon personally. tut
against the arbitrary powers the position
he heli Tepresel t3d. will be disposed to
r.viss their ju lgment should the spssker
clu.inue bic lndiscreet u,teTsoceS. Timid
souls who told the speaker that his re-
marks before the Illinois Cub on Satui-
day night, when he denounced the ir'
sutgents who had not voted to Gust him
from the speakership that afternoon as
"c)wards," we're uawlse, got little SAL
isiacton from Pr. Cannon, and his at
t'u4e is, if anything, more defiant than
1t was on Saturday afternoon, when,
standing at bis deck just after the Norris
resolution that broke his iron role bsd
passed, be challenged the House to
elect new speaker, "B' swift to hear
and slow to speak" is a ssfe sdmOnitiOD
% oil. Mr.. Cannon, grett as be has be-.
come, will be compelled TO take lessons
il br ding the tongue 10 the evening OF
MS life, aud remember that mightier
ones than he have in osher ages been
gu idenly brought low.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
A hupelesa Deadlock

Pbilsdelph'S, March % With both
sides hopeltsSly descIoeked negotiations
looking ID settlement OF The difference
between The Philadelphia Rapid Transit
oo-Papy aud lis striking employees have
been abandoned and interest shifted 10
the possibility of the calling OF a state
vide strike by labor leaders now gathered
st Wilkesbarre. Participants 10 the
numerous "pssce" conferences today
declared thens Ives IS u terly disg ulied,
for they see no way Of brsssing down
the "stsnd pSt' and "fght-to.tht inish
attitude that both sides baVe taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
HOP ALE.

Nesr beer having been eliminated
from the category OF the state drinking
lis. for dry tsrritory, the makers Of re.
freshments have not been slow to meet
the emergency. Nov come the brewers
of drinks VITA "hop ale," which shall
vsx the tsmpersucs people for the next
Two years or more. Discussion aud dis.
puts are rife throughout the dry sections.
The soda wafer bill, as stated yesterday,
left apple cider t1tle mercy OF the thirsty
thirty and not specify what strength the
cider might be. "HOp slt" bids fair to
take the place of near beer and to even
rival the apple cider industry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
RevoiutIonits Active.

Madrid, March 22.-RevoIutionary
agents are sgsin wsgiug an active cam
psign fgsinlt the government as rs'u
Of disclosures that the Spanish and Nc
roccan war was still 10 progress, with
tu; lit lie chance OF an end to hottllitits
for many months.
A rigid censorship, the inptr'ection
OF Spanish methods of Communication
and tue general ignorance OF the pop1'
stIoD, coupled with tie governments
recent denial taat fresh troops we're be-
ing sent to Morocco, lulIed the country
into the belief that the war was really
over.
The thousands OF Spanish soldiers 10
Morocco are declared 10 bs no more than
holding taelr ground aud arc making
no sppreciable progress 10 tuppresslpg
the insurreclion among The Riff tri0et-
men. Hardly dsY goes By that there
is net skrmishiug between the natives
and Spanish soldiers, with the death
Iist grsdu lily creeping TO an appalling
size.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
News Of the Day.

The italian Osbine. resigned, owing
to Its inability to carry the ship subsidy
bill.
4 total Of 225 persons and SO vessels
we're lost along the North Atlantic coas
during The fall and winter.
The q. s. Supreme Court yesterday,
after announcing various opiulon', tooh
the tuIiomaIy spring recess sld sd
journed to meet on April 4.
The federal income tsx amendment
was last night adopted By the Maryland
House of Delegates and will be taken
up by the Senate this week.
When the Rockefeller foundation
bill, was reached on the Senate calendar
yest rdsy S.uttor Hepburn objected to
It, consideration and the measure went
over 10 another day.
Peru has given Lotlce to Chilli OF the
Withdrawal OF her legation at ssntlsgo,
owing to The exFu sion of priests from
Tacus and Aries.
Mayor Gayuor ofEew York has order
ed the police, through Oommissiout r
Baker, t. cease photogrsphing for tie
Rogues' Gallery all prisoners not con-
vietsd of felony.
The House Of Lords In committee OF
tie whole yesterday adopted the first aud
second Of the three resolutions moved by
Lord Rosebery, to reform the Hcule Of
Lords, aud Premier Asquilb gave notice
In the House of Commons OF three reso.
lutious bearing on the veto power of the
House OF Lords.
A decree was signed by Judge Dobler.
In Oircuit Oou,t No. 2, 10 Biltimore
yesterday, granting divorce to Mr.,
Maud TsrGon Winchester from Der hus-
band, Marshall Winchester, s vell.kDoRu
clubmsn ADD banker. Mira. Winchelt,r
was allowed $500 month alimouy, and
was awarded the custody OF their four
children,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
TUESDAY EVENING. MAR. %. 1915

The exercises Ia the Ytu1g Peoples
B1ildiug last night ia connection with
the celebration Of the anniversary Of the
forcing OF Potomac Lodge of Odd Fell
lows were, az heretofore, OF a most in
resting nature aud we're much eujoyed
no. o0ly by Odd Fellows bot sill
present experienced the inspiration OF
the occasion. Many good things have
a. tines been uttered concerning O.d
Potomsc Lodge, cherished Alexandra
institution as is, and all rtjoiee that
10 lie sere add yellow leaf II Is still mar
ifeltiug the vigor Of youth. Potomac
Lodge is associated With three geners-
tjous of Aexandrisns. Its present
members as veil as the many who have
laid aside the pilgrim staff and paid the
dsbt of nature 10 by-sone days have ever
bsen regarded SIS among our best clt''
zsus. The old lodge building itiei'
sa,ers into CUT earliest recOllecIiOns aud
has long been one OF Alexsndrla's
cherished landmarks. Over half Geo.
tuty ego the FL, t AjOr of the lodge bullc-
log (Oefore the front was added to the
struclun) was uIed By the late james
KIRK, former Presbyterian minister, ss
a school, and later by Rev. Father Rich
ard l.. Csrne, who conducted st. Johns
Academy. Above the doorway vas b
human optic in gilt representing tae
"All-sseicg Eye" The tets OF that
generation had tus little comprehension
of tba! striking symbol, but lstn macy
became Odd Fellows aud so men passed
uodeE the same when they had better
understanding OF Its import and realized
that an sll-seeiDg eye is fixed upon us
all end 10 still watching over the time
honored lodge. The significant symbol
briggs to Mind a scrap Of ancient history
and elbows how mu III can be expressed In
q simple sign or in few letters. 10 olas-
sic days renowned Grecian temple hsd
bat two letters (.i-",h;u att over iis
doorway. No dcu5t little Greeks gsz'd
upon he lit.ers oit3n with no cOnceF'
ton Of thely meaning, tn. in later years
they became asslgni6csnt as the II am
the burning bush.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22

ANOTHER clcui has spread over The
faiutrsy OF hope which during .ho pas
few days bad been enlerisined for the r.
susclat'on of Seott)r john w. Daniel,
While lu. few believed be would ever
sesume his normal condition, they wish
ed for the best and thought 1t possible
for him to sufficiently Tetupertts to take
his place once more 10 the Senate Dis
patches from Dsytous, however, ca,t q
dark shsdoS over such hopes, the cona
being more pronounced. The members
of he senator's family, gathered as they
are abound his bedside, have the sincere
sympathy OF lbculants 10 their anxious
yigils,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
New York Stock Market.

New York, Msrcb 22-The neWs
development since the close Of yesterday
we're Of such a reSssUring character, moi
only in regard TO the labor unrest, but
In other mt err, Ia brisk demand
for stocks was INFUSED, causing strong
tore st the opening Of the market, with
substantial advances 10 the early trading
sll through the list. At the end OF the
first fifteen the entire list ranged above
yesterdays closing prices. Demsnd for
stools became more vigorous 10 the late
forenoon carrying many Issues two points
or more above yesterdays closing.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Train Wrecked

Fort Dodge, lows, Msrch 22.--The
south. bound Minneapolis and s.. LUIS
passenger train from Omaha and Des
Moiues, was wrecked bttsseo Fort
Dodge and Humboldt today. The
engineer, while bis train was running st
high speed saw bridge scross ravine
ahead on fire. He applied the brakes
and he and bis fireman Jumped. The
engine, baggage car and mail car rolled
upon the bridge srd fell iLt) the ravine
below. The coaches did not leave the
track but stopped on the verge Of the
gully. Five men were irjared, tu. none
killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Killed Colliaian.

Lexington KY, March % Wrong
orders given BY the railroad operator 81
Bares tt mldnigtt csuied hesd.on col.
lision between two trsins on the Ksr.
tlcky Central division Of the Louisville
and and Nashville Railway at White
station, near Richmond, and three
people we're killed and several Ipj lred.
A strange feature Of the accident Was
that the Wrecking crew was on Its way
10 the scene Of The disast,r before 1t hap.
pened, tle operator res ziug bis mistake
and having not fed tue main Office 81
Paris OF bis b.ulder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
TOday's Telegraphic News
Senator DsnIel,s Condition

Datons. Fla, March 21-Physicians OF
the bedside of senator John w. Daniel
today say the condition Of coma in
which the patient has been for days is
becoming less pronounced aud other
symptoms are slightly encouraging
The official bulletin issued today as fol.
lows
"Senstor Daniel was rather more rest
less last night and mole easily aroused
than yesterday. His pulse was slightly
elevated during the night when restless,
but is still Satisfactory. Nourishment
elimination, temperature and Jespi
ration continue good.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-03-22
Voted TO Strike

New Haven, Conn, March % 1t
was announced at 2 o'clock THE str
noon by the conference committee Of the
Brotherhood Of Railway Traiumen and
The Order af Rsil~sy Conductors that
the mem 1ers Of beth organizations, in-
GLIDING all the yard meu employed on
the New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad, bad voted to strike BY an
overwhelming msiority.