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THE BACIKE D-AlIiT JOURNAL. TUESDAT AFTEBNOOK, JANUARY 2. 1906. DAVIDSON IS GOVERNOR i The Special Value of Takes Oath ot LaFollcttc LcaYiog.lor Capital. been a student of this subject for years.

TWO OTHERS IN FIELD. The situation may be complicated further by the entrance in the field of W. D. Connor of Marsh field Chairman of the republican state central: committee, who baa millions behind He is a fchrewd and able organizer. Senator J.

J. McGilHvray of VBlaek River Fall also is an avowed candidate. He will make his campaign on the demand for retrenchment in the state expenses, ne also is of the La Follette par- y. iii No stalwart candidate has been discussed. Atmncm 4 1 'X? I 1 i I Inaugural Ceremonies Simple, Bat Impressive Former Executive Vim to Exeid Congratulations.

11 'IT diilli llilii I'-, 1 i BESIEGE PUERTO PLATA Revolutionists Also Plan Juncture ot Forces and Battle at Santiago. MILWAUKEE, Jan. 2. In spite of the threatrofd brak biftwn Joe Grim and bis Miko Abraham, tha "hn-wan punching, bag" will Voiinjr Ma-henry at tu Panorama building Friday night ir tha 'wlndup rf iha Milwaukee. Boxing etob Vwf i-nlay "Manar liritfht of tha local 'club ai4 that everything had bH.n,ainiuL!y Mttl'd betwwn tha club and Orhnfaml that ha will appear Friday nlKht.i Jt said that the trouble between th Italian and hit man-pgei, jVluth 'baa Men brewing lor some Is its freedom from adulteration and free caustic soda and potash.

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A revolutionary force of Domiulcana nuin-lring about 250 men is, according to ad-vlcea received ben by messenger here today camped, on tho Santo Puerto Plata roud, Santo Domingo, and la besieging Puerto Plata. ijj! The messenger fromljranto Domingo also announces that.ihe troops commanded by General Guellito, he former irovernor of Monte Cristi, are operating in conjunction with the revolutionspv forces to attack Santiago, south lor is a foreigner and that the schooner will race across the Atlantic, A reliable source of information reports that Amos Riude, the one timfam-cd baseball of the New York club and the world, and Ed. McKean, tha star second baseman of the Cleveland club some few years back, will become managers of teams in tho Wisconsin State league for the season of Itusie has been out of the game for tha last four years, but it is reported that he is In excellent shape and that his arm still retains its old time speed. If that is a fact be should be abla to mow down those Wisconsin league batsmen with great rapidity. However, if Rusie should not be in shape to pitch, and his arm was a little weak, his old time hitting ability should still continue to be an asset and he could fit in nicely on the first bag.

Few American athletes will take part in the Olympic games which will be held in Athens from April 22 to May 2. The date is too arly to allow Americans to put in any outdoor training, without which it will be next to impossible to compete, and the college athletes, among which are numbered the best in the country, will be unable to absent themselves from their classes for any great length of time at that period of the year. I issue a challenge to any polo team on ice in the city for a game on a Saturday afternoon. Players must not be over 15 years of age. Address all challenges to Harry Herzog, 1G23 N.

Main street of 8764 Wis, Teb bams threatened to leave fur hi home la New York. Mann per Hright, however, refund to refund it he $100 forfeit that tha New Yorker bad put up for appear onca with the result that the fight will take place aa scheduled. Philadelphia', Jan. Briggs of Boston was too hard a proposition for ioung Erne of this city to solve at the National At hie tie club yesterday afternoon. The thousands of spectators went away disappointed at Erne' bowing, although he was giving away several pounds in Mieight to his opponent.

Contrary to expectations Erne waa not aa fast is usual exoept at intervals while bii judgment pf distance was bad. The had the satisfaction of outpointing Briggs and coming out of the contest unscathed, but Briggs was never in any serious trouble and finished the six rounds with no more damage tYlAVI Alt4 Vita niiit. Jk Personally Coadacted Tear to California. Exclusively first ctass tour under the auspices of the Tourist Department, Chicago, Union Pacific A North-Western Line, leaves Chicago, Wednesday, February 7th, spending the disagreeable Results Considered THE ruerto l'laia, wnere ucuerai uicercs, the temporary president of the republic, is drawing up his troopa.1 A decisive en gagement is expected to: occur at Santiago, (jl According to the reports which reached Cape Haytien, Morales, the fugitive president of Santo Domingo, is acting in the interests of General Jiminez, the former president of the' republic, whose attempt to regain the presidency in 1003 was defeated j'ji FACTORIES KEEP CLEAR. WASHINGTON, Jan.

A cablegram received by the secretary of war from Col. Geo. R. Colton, comptroller and general received for the Dominican customs, dated at San Domingo, Dec. 30 was made portions of February and March, in tbjg JOURNAL WANT ADS.

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public at the war department today. CoL Colton gives the conditions up to that spots on his body. I The crowd say only Erne's uad points and failed to give Briggs the credit (that was due him. Jimmy, kept boring into Erne, but the latter escaped many of his lead and going to a clinch, would smilingly take a couple of right band punches on hJa ril. rn nn LbUVJ CALL AT ONCE IF YOU ARE IN TROUBLE (Bill nPz? ead ur troNtinaBt Is better coi.irca sl ots, emiiHopa, nous, enUirM Call aud lnvostiaatn, freo.

than Hot Springs. date and announces that there is no apparent disposition on the part of any faction to interfere in thejeutitoms service, nia cablegram follows: Ijf "Carlos F. secret departure from the capitol after having arranged to join revolutionary, clement Monte Christl district precipitated political status. He ia said to be still within twenty miles of tho dty of Santo Domingo, without force. His capture is expected.

Dominican corigreM convening now to impoBch him. Sa general disturbance yet, but trouble is from Monte Christl, may be averted. "Present naval poliay and wise action Boutherland prevented serious complications. No disposition apparent on tha part of any faction to lnterferu customs service," Tho officer referred io In connection with the naval policy Commander W. II.

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There will bo another fx-eun nice next season, not across tha Atlantic tliU time, but half way across the Pacific. Way out in Hawaii there a progressive yacht dull and the recent race ami the Atlantic for the German emperor's enp proved, too much for tha sporting proclivities of the. Hawaiian yachtsmen to wit hiitand. I Accordingly a contest has leen arranged which call for: the starting at Ban FrancWct) and the Muling of thu race at Honolulu. I Hie distance of the rue is miles the bird flies.

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MADISON, Jan. i-rames of Soldiers Grove, who has been lieutenant governor of Wisconsin during the last three years, waa at noon yesterday Inaugurated as governor to serve out the balance of the unexpired term of IU M. Lu Kollette, which ends a year from yesterday. Air. La Follette left for Washington this morning to qualify aa Uulted States senator.

-i Tha inaugural ceremonies, which were under the direction of a coiuuilttee of leading citiaens, were brief and simple. They consisted of the administering of the oath of olfice at noon and a reception at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, both events taking place In the Inner or south par lors of the executive office in the capitol. Alt of the state ofuccrs except one, the chief justice of tho supreme court, the members of Gov. Davidson's immediate family, Mrs. La Follette, a largo number r.f capitol employes and a hundred leading citizen were present at the formal inauguration, the administration of the oath of office to the new governor.

The scene was simple but impressive. i ESCORTED BY SEN. LA FOLLETTE. Chairman Bashford stepped forward, and stopping in front of the chief justice said: "Chief Justice Cassodayz "The Hon. Robert M.

La Foljtte baring resigned a a governor of Wisconsin, the duties of that office have devolved upon the lieutenant Governor, the lion. James O. Davidson, who is present to take the constitutional oath and to enter upon the discharge of the duties oj that high office." Mr. La Follette then took Mr. Davidson by the arm and escorted hiui to a position in front of the chief justice, who arose from his seat as the two approached.

Addressing Mr. Davidson the chief justice asked: "You do solemnly swear that you will support the constitution of the United States and the constitution of the state of Wisconsin, and faithfully to discharge the duties of the office of the governor of Wisconsin to the best of your ablUty, so help you God "I do," responded Mr. Davidson in clear, firm voice. LENROOT ON SCENE. Senator La Follette was the first to congratulate the new governor, the chief justice being the second.

Then the others In the room pressed forward and extended felicitations. Mrs, I Follette was the first of the women to congratulate the new governor. When hU wife appriched the governor took both her bands and leaning forward gently kissed her. He also kissed bis two daughter as they shook his CONGRATULATED BY THOUSANDS. An Informal reception followed In the executive chamber, and another publio one waa held at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in the capitol, when hundreds of cMUens called to congratulate the new executive, who also received score of teleramstending New Year greetings and felicitations.

Mr. Davidson, the new governor, waa born in Oogn, Norway, on Feb. 10, 1834. Ho came to America at the age of 19r worked for a time on farms and as a tailor, finally started a general store at Soldiers Grove, Crawford county, and has been in the mercantile business since 1877. Ho waa an assemblyman for six years, state treasurer for four, and has been lieutenant governor for thTee.

years. first was drawn to him when as assemblyman he succeeded after many defeats in putting through bills increasing the taxation of sleeping car, expresa companies, and other corporations. He has APut supporter of La-Follette measwtTHis friends generally expect that he will be a candidate at the regular election next summer. LA FOLLETTE BACKS LENROOT. While Mr.

Davidson has not announced his candidacy his friends generally ex pect him to do so shortly. Although the relations between La Follette and Davidson are cordial, the senator has thrown bis influence toward Speaker Irvine L. Lenroot of Superior, who come out some months ago. However, Davidson ia well known and popular, and with the prestige of precedent in matters of reelection may be powerful enough to defeat Lenroot. Attempts have been made to sidetrack him by offering bim support in the primaries next summer as a candidate for congress against J.

W. Babcock, but many leading men of hU district hold he would be weaker there than for the governorship because of the many honors be already baa had. It is understood that La Follette also takes the position that he has had enough. La Follette wants a successor who will contribute the war on the corporations." safeguard' the enactments alreadyV Lenroot la the sa type of man as La Follette. His campaign will be along the same lines of those of the outgoing governor.

He will Insist on the regulation of corporation and the strengthening and enforcing of tha laws now oil the books. Should Gov. Davidson decide to become a candidate be also will make his campaign along these line, and will insist on reform la insurance matters, Laving NEW DESIGNS lNji JEWELRY, Wicconcln nodical IncliL'o Alhambra Theater Building, Milwaukee, Wis. Permanently kxiatod 8eeoud floor, A 1 ham bra Theater iiortbeat coraor Fourth stret and tirand ate. (Ulloa hours! Everyday, 1:80 am.

to sSOp.m. Work-in jxvoplo wtll find time to eall Tuelsy sod Friday stso-Intra, when oiuoas are kept open until o'clock. Sundays, 8 a. m. to 1 p.

m. WRITE Peot'le who live in out-aid toms and in Iha roautry should writ for cotisultaUoa and acvloa free. II any csv can be cured by home treatment. Exouislta bracelets are shown iu open figurest as squares, diamonds or ovals, forming a baud and having a round pearl iu the center of each 'figure. Some fine gold tlexiblu bracelets are set with diamouVl scrolls and sapphire and diamond cluUcrs.

Watch bracelets have a tiny1 wittch set on fancjH'gold links. Extrji thin watches, jj in the latesj; models about as large, as the ordinary watch and thin as the iproverblal wafer are in perfectly plain finish of bright i i MME. BERNHARDT'S TENTING TOUR, Thwarted by a soulless syndicatein her purpose to make a tour of the theaters of Texas and other sections of the southwest, Mme. Bernhardt has planned a novel itinerary of her own. The syndicate may control the Texas theaters, but there are large sections of adjacent prairie land which it does not own.

Mme. Bernhardt, therefore, has decided to go west anyhow and give her exhibitions of art in a tent- Her manager has been instructed to negotiate with a famous American circus for the necessary poles and canvas, circus benches, lighting apparatus and sawdust. Thus equipped and with a circus train to carry the outfit, Texas will be stormed and taken captive in the name of art. It remains to be seen, of course, how that state will take to the new departure. Texas ia reasonably familiar with the circus, knowing it far better than it knows Sardou or Duinas.

When tho populace at Waco or Waxahachie or Houston sees the circus poles going up and hears the mellow voice of the barker, bidding all within hearing to step up and get tickets, it will expect much. Su Hated with performance ou the high wire and rape ate, aurfuited with wild west shows, it anticipation will lie key-ey up for something sensational. When it learns that there is to be no grand march, no chariot race and no gladiatorial combat) when it sees that the pro-cession emerging from tho corner ot the ring whence the tigers, elephants and wurld-rwitown equestrienne coma is made up only of Harsh aud ber fellow a i tUts, Mntu. Bernhardt may wish she had never seen a tent. A Texas audience bus methods of expressing itself emphatically when the spirit inovee it to draiuatlu criticism.

However, the public will expect Sarah to prove equal to the emergeucy. Whether she, elects to change the programme and give an iinportan circus of her owu invention or to raise that sublime voice in the cry of "Hey Rube I and drive the unappreciative from her presence, she will bold her own. Texas may win in the end, but it will know that it ha been in a mlx-up. The news from that section of the country when Sarah and her tent arrive promises to be of surpassing interest. COHEN'S LITTLE JOKE.

From the Magazine of Fun: Cohen, being an influential man in his own certain "select" society, naturally could poll a great many votes for his favorite candidate. Assured of corresponding individual benefit in exchange for his influence. Cohen "boosts' for the "bosses man. The man wins and Cohen gets the desired position. Cohen struts around in a grand iraK form at the railroad station, and in a.

most condescending manner gives the people any information concerning train time, which they may require. A lady steps np to Cohen and politely asks him "when the last train leaves for Chicago. Cohen looks at her and laughs. She thinks he misunderstands, and asks him again. Cohen simply howls with "laughter this time.

Lady becomes indignant, and after giving him a severe tongue lashing demands that ha inform her "when the last train leaves for Chicago." Cohen looks at her again and says with his richest Yiddish accent i 'Matam, I shoot only vlah you--you shoot 11 (T so long unt you cud see it." lUfls bullets are bow photographed in their course' by means of the elect rie spark. DsMsaraW ef Cat mm Hmw tm Avoial More fatalities have ibe'lr eHala in or suit from a cold tbaa frvu sar ether eauaa. This fact alone saoala make people mors carerai aa there Is ao asea-er what rr from a col4 wfaea It ts properly treated la the ke-rtabiof. for many rears Chamberlain's Cough Refnefe baa bora rocorolsea aa the most prompt sa4 eflectsal meUlcioe la use for ttils disease. It acU on nature's plan, loosens the cough, lie Tea the lung, open the sucre Uoas at4 aide nature la restoring the aretem to a eeaditioa.

Sola fcr Kr4eii Drue Co. or dull gold. A unique scarfpin is a bird's head BUFFALO, Jan. 2 RubeM WtttKMl, tha famous pitcher of the champion Philadelphia athletics, iuf bo sold or traded to the Boston tcan before the beginning of the next championship campaign. One of the rt'ny aignel for Mack's willingness to let Waddell go is the coldness of the Philadelphia fans toward Kiri." When the big twirler broke down last fall part of the quaker fans thought bis ailment was not genuine, although the management was thoroughly convinced that lie famous "southpaw" waa "all In" ajt the finish of the Reason.

On account of Waddcll's eccentricities and desire to stand high in the estimation of the rooters. Manager Mack is afraid that Waddell would not be at hi best If the fans were indifferent about bis work." j. 'Rube' tins got to be the whole show wherever be is," said Mack, "and if the Philadelphiapeopl) failed next spring to warm up to bu pitching and rave over bis actions on the! ball field he might soon lose heart iu Lis and so I think be would do better work with some other team, ut the deal ia by no deans consummated." -u-'-t sjhj Stari ihe Meuu Year Right TAKE A TRIP TO CAL.FORI.iJ. i It is not an expensive trip It cxts less to live there than, here. If you cannot stay six weeks, stay two you will never regret it.

The trip there and back is a rest and recreation in itself. The through train service via the VETERAN TRAMP'S, TALE OF WOE Oosf mud Daub and Infirm With Ave. Ha Is Assisted by Police. Joe Riedel is somewhat of a philosopher. Also he is somewhat of a stoic.

Ha Is unuble to speak, and this fsct may account in some degree for bis. philosophical stoicism. Joe is 70 years old, blind in one eye, and hails from Ban Francisco. Foot sore and weary from walking for nine days in all kinds of weather he blew into tha police station bite Haturday night and applied for lodging. Being unabla to speak be wrote bis utesF-agca on a slip of paper as follows: "I will do anything In light work, but I'm so crippled up and lame that I can hardly do anything.

But never mind. Some peoplu are much worst off than I im, I Born deaf and dumb, Joe's life bat been a hard one, lnt he has traveled from ront to const and stopped In Racine on his way to Milwaukee where he formerly worked and where bu says be hns friends, There were several men sitting around the station when the old came in and they pitied him. "Will one of you gentlemen assist the old mute in getting a pair of shoes?" wrote the man. "The ones I have on are water-soaked and nearly worn out and I can hardly walk in them." A pair of fairly good old -shoes was resurected from a cubby bole and they replaced the worn half shoes that the old man wore. Beaming with gratitude he was shown to the tramp house where he spent the night.

HIS PRETEXT FOR FAILURE. Chief Collins of the Chicago Police Department was talking to a Chicago Record-Herald reporter about bis work. "My work would be more he said, "in fact, it would be impossible were it not that every man in the world is a policeman. Every man watches his brother man and knows that, bis brother man watches, him in return. Thus the jle professional Lecoqs is kept dovirvfnus there waa a suburban grocer who took bis clerk to a saloon one day after closing time and purchased a good many glasses of beer.

Then, after he bagn to feel talkative and trustful the grocer said: "Look here, John, I owe 'Yes said the clerk, 'I know "'I have $2,000 la the 'Yea "'And the store is empty. The stock ia completely run down. I think it is time to fail, don't you said the clerk. 'I certainly "'But I need a pretext. Ill tell you what you do, John.

You think this matter over ami let me know tomorrow morning any suggestions as to a pretext for failure that may come to you during the "Tin) clerk promised to do this and the two men separated. The next morning on bis desk tha, grocer found this nt from Johni have taken tha 12,000 and gone to Houth America. It Is tha beat pretext you can give your VUm IllatMoait (rf, The' tsiasi from Tarts, Is. that lbr ttave discovered a diamond curs tor ronsutnp tin. If you (ear consumption or pneumonia.

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A sti ing bar pin is the shape of a pretty diamond key. Of very yellow gold are some slender chains for ladies' watches, composed of long and short links in; odd styles." A cabochon emerald' surrounded by diamonds ornaments the center of a tiny plain gold watch with' diamonds chatelaine pin. -i In diamond hat pine pave balls and cubes are seen, also opal balls, with ornamental diamond work as the base, and various fancy designs. Extremely odd are the effects shown in opal matrix pendants; or brooches set in irregular borders composed of diamonds and pearls. Among dainty receptacles for jewelry is a graceful' little basket hape, with double lids, made of fineJy chased silver open work.

4 New design in briv boxes show elaborate convention jH ytterna lu pierced silver over tho covers of dark blue, green or red leather. i Some new silver toilet seta js re of perfectly plain, bright finish others have a beaded eagle, while Others have plain center with elaborate borders beautifully engraved. Large porcelain vaaea, with beautiful floral decorations, are ornamental with silver, deposited ia such: a manner as to frame the groups of painted flowers In the most effective An old desk set is a half circle of fancy wood, with curved railing of silver, holding a calendar at the back, together with pen rack, inkstand and cup with pen brush conveniently: located. Handsomely 'engraved glass dishes show the tiger lily and the clover blossom and leaf la enlarged form. A silver pen rack formed of the figures 1903 ia aow al.ow.

Jeweler's Circular. ary work of laying down the boat on tho striving board has been begun at the shipyards here. Tie yacht, it is" understood, will be at 8.1 feet ater line about 125 feet over all and is to be constructed of steel. The material for her construction ia not yet all on hand, but it is expected that the kael will be laid within two week. "The tuvma of the man for whom the yacht la to be built la not disclosed here, but it is understood that bo Your Fail!) Uanfod For' SQ'-Hinut iUU rX fcrn frcn S3 to $125 Per Essth WE WANT YOUNG MEN for Firesea -i) 1 wage, ifomcjtioa cuaraxtced.

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