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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
IMMIGRANTS IN PANIC,
Italians, Locked in Room, Think Disin-
fectant Is Fire and Refuse to
Be Quieted.

NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Use of power.
full disinfectant in the corridors and de-
tention rooms of the Immigration station
at Ellis island today, caused more than
100 Italians, locked in one of the rooms.
to become panic-stricken, refusing to be
Gained when assured that the thick
fumes which stifed them were not
caused by fire.
In trying to escape the imaginary lire
trap, the men beat at the barred win.
dows and ran around the room i'll q
frenzy of fear. -Four of them were Sc
seriously injured in the crush they had
to be removed to the island hospital for
treatment One man was severely cut
when, after succeeding in tearing away
the heavy screening from one Of the win,
dows, he broke through the heavy glass.
Attendants from all parts of the sta
tons were rushed to the scene, but it was
some time before the immigrants could
be quoted
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
TAFT VISITS GOTHAM
President Will Address the New jersey
Cincinnatians and Spend Night
with Brother.

NEW YORK. Feb. 22.-President
Taft today pays his second visit to Ne"
York city within a fortnight-this tIme'
as on the last occasion to speak at a
dinner in celebration of national hO",
day. ..,I
orator this evening at the W ,n So.
birthday dinner Of the New Jersey 30
ciety of the Cincinnati at the PIaza ,, lU
tel. The New Jersey CincinnatlanS, r uS"
ally hold their annual banquet III lt t5s
ton but transferred the scene OF ttyr
years functions to this CITY, the o ,nosr
to fit in with the plans Of the su tEe
members of the New York SQ 2G7e 11or IF
the Cincinnati. dining at the MaI ot;of
will go to the Plaza and meet Ile ''''-
magistrate. o. tho
home of his brother, Henry lake lake
for the night. Wednesday nc. 7 and and
an automobile to Newark, n s,rd of Of
speak at the dinner Of the bo0Io
Trade
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POLES MAKE PROTEST.
20 Not Want to Be Classed as Aus
TRANS, Russians and Germans IN
Federal Census.

CHICAGO, H., Feb. 21.-A plan to
induce all the natives of Poland living
IN the middle west to protest to the au-
.horities at Washington against their
ocilg classified in the next federal CEN
sus at Austrians, Russians and Germans
instead of as Poles, was started Sun
day M. B. Steczynski, president Of the
Polish National alliance said the pro-
posed classification under the political
divisions of Poland would be an injustice
10 sh-Americans. He said it would
have the effect of wiping Poland off the
map so far as the census was concerned.
All the Polish people in the country, he
said, would maintain that their native
land still retains it's national character
in spite of its division among Russia,
Austria and Germany.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.

Flour quotations in CARROTS are: New
hard spring wheat patents in wood. 5,609
patents, in sacks, 4.S005.10; first clear, IN
sacks, 4700l4.S0; rye, in wood, 41OO4 20:
country, 2.50@375; sacks, Kansas, in wood
5.25.
No grain or produce market at Milwaukee
today; Washingtons birthday
NEW YORK, Feb. 21.-Copper-Market
for standard on the New York metal ex.
change closed dull, with spot and ali posi.
tions up to May unchanged and quoted at
12.871a@13.00 London market steady with
closing prices quoted at f59 Is Cd for spot
lake copper at 13.621a@13 87]h; electroiytic,
13.3718@13. 621a; and casting at 13.12h0
,13.37R Exports today according to Gus.
tom house returns, were 519 tons, making
19,71S tons so far this month Tin-Easy
with spot quoted at 33, 1O033. 20; February
32.S712033.O5; March, 81. 950D33 10; April
333.Ul(033.21; and May at 80 10033. % The
London market was easy with SPOT closing
at 1852 IS Cd and futures at ff53 12s Cd.
Lead-ClOsed easy and a shade lower all
around, with spot quoted at 4.45G94 80 at
New York, 43004 40 East St Louis The
London market closed at f13 SIS for spot
Spelter-Ffrmer with spot quoted at $500
$40 at New York and at 5.3505 40 East st.
Louis delivery. Spot closed at G23 Is Cd in
London. lron-Unchanged for Cleveland
warrants at SIS Sd in the English market
Locally no change was reported. No
foundry northern, 1S.50D1S75; No. 2, 1880
1850; No; l southern and No. 1 southern
ST. LOUIS, Mo. Feb. 21.-Lead-steady,
40 Spelter-Dull, 535
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 22.-CIosig wheat
Spot dull; No. 2 red western winter. NO
stocks; futures steady; March, IS I'D: Nav,
IS 11Ad; July, Is 1O18d. Corn-SpOt quiet;
New American mixed northern, SIS 5Szd; OLD
American mixed, IS SID; futures duI.:
March. IS sgd
/ LONDON, Feb. 22.-Bullion amounting tc
100000 was withdrawn from the Bank of
England today for shipment to Paris
/ NEW YORK, Feb. 21-Alice, ? 90: Rruns.
wick Con, &c; Comstock Tun. stock. s2c,
do bonds, 18c; Con. Cal. & Va, 175: Horn
&c offered; Little Chief. &c offered; MexI
can, 190; Ontario, 2.34: Ophir, 2. 10: Stand.
ard, 5Oc; Yellow Jacket, 100.
LONDON, Feb. 22-Bar gold, IT'S Cad:
American Eagles 76s 45d
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MRS, ASTOR'S SUCCESS.
Her Divorce Does Not Interfere with
Social Triumphs in Eng
land.

LONDON, Feb. 21.-Mrs. Ava Will
ing q. j. Astor's dinner at her house
III Hill street the other night was most
exclusive She had the Duchess Of Port
land. the Duke of Bedford and Lady
Wolycrton, who is a daughter of the
Earl Of Dudley. as her guests, and it
would be difficult indeed to select three
more distinguished personages. Mrs. AS
tor wore scarcely any jewels. She was
dressed in white satin. The duchess was
in black, with just few diamonds.
These two have struck up a great friend
ship and both have their ideas about the
so-calIed smart set.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25

distinction of being the finest shot III
Great Britain. He is probably the onl.
man who can, and does, shoot wasps Oh
the wing. This, needless, to say, require,
not only marvellous eye, but also the
steadiest of hands. The weapon with
which his lordship performs this remark
able feat is a miniature rife, specially
constructed after his own design. To
Lord Walsingham also belongs the
worlds record for a grouse bag. Afte,
shooting single-handed for fifteen hours,
he once accounted for 1910 grouse. An
other time, with HOO cartridges, he
brought down S42 birds.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
ROCKEFELLER'S GARDEN.
A Beauty Spot in the Pocart1co Hills to
Cost Two Millions

John j.. Rockefeller is to have one of
the finest gardens in the world on his e&-
tate at P0cantico Hills. 1t is said that
when finished it will cost approximately
S2.OO0,OOO The plans, which are rapid
Iy nearing completioG. are being made in
the office of W w. Bosworth in the
Day and Night Bank building, 527 Fifth
avenue At Mr. BOsworth's office it was
said yesterday that the plans are being
made. but no details could be learned, as
MI Rockefeller has not yet authorized
the architect to make the matter public.
MI Rockefeller has had innumerable
conferences with the architect and his
draughtsmen who are doing the work,
and 1t is said that many original sugges-
tons made by the head of the Standard
Oil company have been worked ont by
the architect. and that the garden when
finished will to 4 large extent be on lines
that have been suggested by Mr.. kocke,
Teller
Efforts to learn the details of the plan
last night failed, as Mr.. Rockefeller IS
AFT Pocantico Hills, and neither the archt-
tect nor any person at his home or his
Office would admit mvre than that plans
for the garden are being made. When
the cost of 100000 was mentioned in
MIR Bosworth's office it was said that
that figure was much too high. that the
garden would be a costly one. but would
not reach that fgure.-NeW York Ameri-
can.
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STATE LOSER IN COURT.
Georgia Can Tax Railroad Only on Net
Earnings and Not on Property or
Franchise Valuation.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 21.-
The Georgia Railroad and Banking COM
pany today won a victory over the state
of Georgia. The supreme court of the
United States affirmed the main points
in an opinion of the lower federal court
holding that the railroad was required
to pay only state tax of one-haIf of l
per cent on net earning and is not sub
ject to property or franchise taxes. To
days decision was the first which JUS
tice Burton has rendered from the SUI
preme court bench. The only qualiica-
ton of this victory was modification of
the decree as to the Washington branch.
The state won its contention in that one
respect.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
\ HIDDEN FORTUNE.
Fifty Thousand in Gold Found in Rusty
Old Safe

Joseph d. Unangst, a farmer living
near Farmersville, four miles from Bas-
ten. Pa, has unexpectedly come into pos
session of $50,0 900. For a number of
years Mr.. Unangst has had an old iron
safe which was given to him by his IA
Their. The safe was red with the rust Of
forty years. 1t was not opened during
all those years, as it was not known to
contain anything of special value. The
door to it was locked, and no key was
known to be around that would unlock
it. The safe was pushed around from
one corner to another in odd places in an
old building. Mr.. Unangst decided to
sell the safe to a junk dealer to get it
out of the way and realize something on
it, but he thought that before he would
let it go out of his hands he would open
it and see if it contained any valuables.
1t was found that the few compartments
in the safe were filled with money. Mr.
Unangst found that the pile contained
$4,000. all in gold. The money is sup
posed to have been put into the safe BY
Mr. Unangst'S grandfather. who has
been dead forty years. Grandfather
Unangst was a farmer. thrifty and eco
nonical. and his sudden death is taken
as the reason for him not revealing the
contents of the safe.
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Washington's Address
Read in the Senate.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 22.-As
recognition of Washingtons birthday
the Senate today listened to the reading
of the farewell address of the father of
his country. The reading was done by
Senator Chauncey NJ. Depew of New
York, who was designated by the vice
president to perform this service. Sen
ator Depew took the platform immc-
diateIy after the opening prayer by
Chaplain Pierce who alluded to the day
as one of grateful and holy remem-
brance." The attendance of senator's
was scant, but was compensated for by
the large number of visitors in the gal
leries Mr.. Depew was in good voice,
and he was heard throughout the cham
Ter The reading occupied about an
hour.
The only reference to George Wash
ington in the House of Representatives,
when it met today was by Rev. Henry
H. Couden, the blind chaplain. Extend,
ing the morning prayer beyond the usual
time consumed in that devotional eNer-
else, Mr.. Couden referred to the In
tiuence of the great work and character
of Washington upon the destiny of the
American republic"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
CORN WILL NOT GROW.
Seed Tested in Nebraska Shows That
Over rs Per Cent. Is Worthless
State Is Alarmed.

OMAHA, Neb., Feb. PA a result
of continuous tests of Nebraska seed
corn, the Commercial club of Omaha an
nounced today that only 2715 per cent.
of the corn held by farmers for seed in
Nebraska will grow.
The state has been alarmed by such re-
ports, which are said 10 be absolutely
authentic The corn in the northern part
of the state is absolutely worthless for
seed. In the southern part, those farm
ers who have tested corn, find they have
only sufficient seed for themselves and
will have none to sell.
The railway companies are sending
bulletins to ali stations warning against
planting untested corn.
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Ave. PRICE.
Cbpen 1O6 So, 90

~ sheen. LOO SO.UO
CUDAHY, wis, Feb. 22.-Hogs--Receip
1000; market steady to strong: mixed PACK
ing, 9.O5@9.35; poor to good heavy pacKlnS.
B1O09.3 80; medium and butchers 930ep9:4O,
select packing and shipping, 5000 so; falr
to good light, 9,00Q930; pigs and rough,
2O009.OO Representative sales: 68 hogs,
average 211 at 92O 81 hogs, average 292 at
D35; 81 hogs, average 292 at 925; IS hogs,
average 279 at 935; 66 hogs, average 218 at
B4O; 80 hogs. average 268 at $50; Y hogs.
1876 at 93O e7 hogs, average 1913 at 9.35; rs
I56 at 9.1o; So hogs, average 1876 at go;
96 hogs, average al at 900:
CHICAGO. Ill, Feb. .-Cattle-Receipts
estimated at 5000; market steady; beeves,
T. 55QS.O0; Texas steers, 4.4O@O5.50; western
steers, 4.5O@6.25; stockers and feeders, $40
05.75: cows and heifers, 2.5O06.15; calves,
7.25@9.75. Hogs-Receipts estimated at 90,
OO0 market shade higher light, 9.OO@9.37h;
9.1O09. %; good to choice heavy, 9.2509.5O;
pigs, 9,1O@9.25; bulk of sales, $1,000 as.
Sheep-Receipts estimated at 1900; market
7'so; yearinss, 7.7oas.s6 lambs, native i
5000. 30; western, 5000. 80.
KANSAS CITY, Mo, Feb, 22-Cattle-
steers, 5.25@7.5o; native cows and heifers,
2506.25; stockers and feeders, 4.OO@5.9O;
western steers, 5.Ood7OO; western cows,
3.25@5.5o Hogs-Receipts, 12,0Oe; strong
Receipts, 1000; strong to 1Oc higher; NUT,
tons, 5.5O@7 90; lambs, 6. $500, 90.
ST LOUIS, Mo-, Feb. 22-Cattle-Re-
steers, 4,5O@7.85; cows and hetfers, $500
$50; stockers and feeders, 3.4OQ5.25. Hogs
Receipts, $500; market sc higher; packers,
go, Sheep-Receipts. 1900; market strong;
native muttons, 4.75@7.O 90; lambs, 7.50@9,25,
OMAHA, Neb., Feb. 22.-Cattle-Receipts
$500; market active to stronger; native
steers, 5,00d7.25; cows and heifers, 5000
775; western steers, 3.25@D5.OO; stockers and
feeders, 3.O0@5.75. Hogs-Receipts, $500;
market slow. steady; bulk, S.95G09.05. Sheep
$500; market strong to Zoe high
er; sheep, 6.OOQS25; lambs, 8.25Q9.25
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PACKERS ABANDON
FIGHT IN KANSAS
SWIFT & co, FIRST TO GIVE Up
ATTEMPT TO EvADE FINIsBrn W
PRODUCTS TAX.
COLD STORAGE MEN TO MEET
Members of American warehousemo,,,
Association Call Conference to D.
Held in Washington.
COLD STORAGE MEN TO MET
FEDERAL CONTROL IS DPSrDpn

KANSAS CITY. Mo. Feb % Co.,
& Co., leaders in the fight of tho ,,os, ,,'''
companies of Kansas City, Kan ts
evade the tax placed upon their fnisbaS
products, have abandoned the effort ~
torneys for the other companies ara sa;,
to have advised clients to do likewise "
all the packers follow the lead Of srift
& Co. $1,500,O00 will be added to tba
property valuation of the Kansas +o,
rolls. The supreme court of Kansas 20
Gently decided that the finished prodnct,
of the packers were taxable.
Cold Storage Men Meet.
NEW YORK, Feb. pa coDfororo,
Of the cold storage members at t6o
American Warehousemen's assocjatioH
will be held in Washington on Frdav w
this week. The call for the meetino has t
just been issued from this city. Accord.
ing to this Call, the conference is "for
the purpose of discussing subjects wbiCh
have gained prominence through recent
investigation of beef packers in relation
to their use of storage warehouses"
Federal Control Wanted.
A statement by one of the members
here today says: 'What will interest
the general public is the probability that
we will discuss the expedency Of ask.
ing for federal supervision of our bmsi.
ness. | have no authority for saving
that federal supervision will be dS
cussed. but l have reason to believe that
the subject will be taken up. In the
opinion of many Of our members such
supervision is desirable for several rea
sons. principally because it will end any
confusion in the public mind as to the
relations between the packers and the
public cold storage Warehouse"
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was honored with the degree of doctor
of laws. >
Provost Charles C. Harrison an
nounced that the medical school had
been given 100000 by an unnamed
alumnus and that in a few days the uni
versity will come into $4,000 for the
endowment of ten beds i'll the University
hospital.
Presenting Gov. Hughes Provost Har-
rison spoke of the governors courage
and disinterestedness.
In all our minds, in all our hearts,
the provost said, "a great light shines
in the armament Of our country i'll the
character and personality of the gentle
man who is about to address you
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
WASHINGTON THE
MODEL AMERICAN
FATHER OF THIS COUNTRY IDEAL
REPRESENTATIVE OF PEOPLE,
DECLARES HUGHES.
TIMES HAVE NOT CHANGED.
First President Did Not Conform to Bet
ter Standards of Period Superior
IN Virtue to Our Own"
GOVERNOR HoNORED WITH DEGREE

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Feb. 22-In
accord with a custom of nearly 100
years. the anniversary OF the birth of
George Washington was observed today
by the University of Pennsylvania as
University Day" the feature of which
was the announcement of a number of
gifts to the institution, the comforting
of degrees and the address of Gov
Hughes of New York, the orator of the
occasion. The exercises were held i'll
the Academy of Music. Gov. Hughes
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, Feb. e.
EGG AND DAIRY MARKETS.

BUTTER-Extras, steady; Elgin price of
extra creamery is Use; local price extra extra
creamery, 28c; prints, 29c; frsts, @4 sg
CHEEsE-Steady; American full cream,
new made, twins. 16@1615c;. Young Ameri"
cas-, 100000; daisies 17@171ac; longhofns:
off grades, 11@12c; brick. 16@163ze; import,
ed Swiss. &c; block new, 1714Q1Sc; ROUND
DaiSys, 19GD20c.
fetal market for strictly fresh laid as re
cetved, cases returned, 25Q26c; recandled,
fancy extras, 28c;. storage, April 2oe'
fresh seconds and dirties 15@20c;
ETGIN III. Feb. 21.-ISpecial. l-Butter
firm. at soc, gain of &c from Saturday
Sales for the week 439, 400 pounds.
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Kossuth Disciples Wealth to Poor.

A few days ago at the age of 50 there
died at Zombor in Hungary one of Kos
suth's followers named Stefan Komjo-
Wits. who had always led an eccentric
existence and had been regarded as a
man of merely moderate means. But on
his death his will showed that he was
one of the richest men in his province
and had husbanded his wealth chiefly
for the purpose of distributing it at his
death in benefting his fellow citizens
His requests include so morgen of
land and 10000 kronen for an institute
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
sEMI-PR0S FORM LEAGUE.
Four Teams Organize at Oshkosh anu
Will Use League Grounds

OHKOSH, Wis, Feb q op D-';D"aI
Oshkosh now has a seml-pfo ~.gT Wo0-
baseball league. 1t was orgalliiIeIp .I
day night with four teams, me 5.l, "' col,
Clothing house, Williams Business ,s.o 9TH 9TH
lege, Northends and the Stars, In0 IKE
er teams may join the league 4155rrla,.idont,
following officers were elected. i lGo''js Vie
oc Comm rredenefPE tes Edrd
". Goettman. There will also r,. III be e
board of directors and the league E " tbe
organized on strict lines, similar l-o ID this
professional leagues. 1t is believe here '
arrangement will improve the, sp lo,or r a
and will also give young ball pay pa IN the
chance to go higher, their TecoLII" ont 4
semi,profeSsl9nal league e. OT nIa7Ted during
the season, the team using the ball 3dm pf ts
when the state team is absent lIo"1
city.
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MILWAUKEE ROAD
TRAIN IS WRECKED.
Passenger Is Thrown from Track by
Broken Rail-Baggagema
Meets Death

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. PA brok-
n rail wrecked the Chicago, Milwaukee
/ st. Paul passenger train due here at
J o'clock today. near Hastings, MINI,
nd resulted in the death Of John Willis,
paggageman. A conductor on a sleep
ne car and one passenger were injured.
The engine tender, express car, baggage
ar and one compartment car ran off
he track and turned completely over.
The rear part of the train remained on
he track.
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WhistIing Arrows.

A curious weapon has arrived a' The
Offices of the Festival of Empire L. bg
weapon, which was sent as Sanp ,r If
the pageant's armorer, is an arrow :,cIr
Henry Wills time, to which. cuI .on6ds
fixed is small whistle Wnicn LIZ IJi lust
shrill and clear if the arrow Is Oily
thrown across room. hang who
It is on record that the arcneF9 9irped
formed King Henry's bodyguard u o' That
their arrows with such whistles ~ ondon
ing through the az
Graphic.
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lust About Even.

A domestic scientist says that wives
waste one-ffth of their husbands in
comes. Taking into consideration that
the average husband wastes another fifth.
things seem to even up pretty WE'LL
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
COMMITTEE FAVORS
MEYERS NAVAL PLAN.
House Members Approve Reorganization
Scheme and Would Give 1t
Years Trial

J WASHINGTON. d. c., Feb. d.
The House naval committee today voted
tentative approval Of Secretary Mey-
er's plan of reorganization, which will
give the secretary the power to put his
plan into practice for one year, The
committee voted to consider and com
plete statutory plan of naval admins
tration ne%s fall.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
MILWAUKEE, Hay MARKET

Choice timothy hay, 17.OO017. so; No. l
timothy hay, 16,O0@16,25; No. 2 timothy
hay, 15.O0Q1525; clover and mixed, $4,000
14.50; choice Kansas and Nebraska prairie
14.0N0145O; No. prairie, 1375Q14.O0: pack
ing hay, 7.O00800; rye straw, 1O.5O@11. 90;
oats straw, 7.OO@SO0
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CATTLE-15c higher; butchers steers.
good to choice, 5.25Q6.75; medium! to good,
4,75Q575; heifers, good to prime, 4.75@5,So;
4.9005 %: good to choice, 4.25QD4.75; fair to
medium medium 3.5o@4Oo; cutters, 215@2. 40; can
ners 2,65@290; bologna bulls, fair to good
4.3504.G0; common, light 4.7505.25; feeders,
3.756465; stockers, 3.50041 IS.
Mixers and springers lower, common sold
for canners good, 3000@4O.00; choice, 1000
GD55 co
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25

for the blind 200 morgen and 100000
kronen for school, 1900 morgen and
600 kronen for a cadet training lnstl-
tuition and 100000 kronen for church.
Two hundred and fifty thousand kronen
wos left TO priest, his servant and es
tate stewards receive 100000 each and
100 other persons 5000 kronen each
Lokal Anzeiger.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25
Best Shot in Great Britain.

Lord Walsingham, whose generous gift
of his wonderful collection of moths to
the Natural History museum will be
keenly appreciated by student and lay
man alike, shares with Lord de Grey the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25

CALVFS-Strong; choice to prime, 87oW
$50; fair to good 800@85o; medium light,
E .25GD7 10; throwouts, 5,Q045.50.
sHEEP-Steady; lambs, good to choice.
7.5O0S. 80; common to fair. 6.Oo07.2 70; year
lings, good to choice, 5.50@6.50: common to
fair. 4 5O6I5. %; ewes, good to choice, 5O0Q
500; common to fair, 10000 %.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25

One Scotch casualty insurance com
pany is offering policies to aviators
while another will extend all future pol
icies to cover the risks of aviation an.
ballooning.
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MILWAUKEE, sTOCKYARDS REPORT

HOGS-Steady; prime butchers ana
heavy. 9 4O095O; shipping, 1870 to zoe lbs,
9,3069,35; fair to best mixed, 9,oOa9 80;
fair to best lights, 9.0O09.25; TAR 10 oest
packers, 9.OOm9. 80; pigs, 100 to 12O lbs, SO
1880; government and throwouts 2oo@'
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1910-02-25

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