Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-01-22

troit church with magnificent chasu-
ble
German centrists will not question
Won Bulow in regard to foreign af-
fairs.
Berlin slaughter houses have been
killing and selling tuberculosis in
fected meats.
Boni Castellane refuses to continue
paying the expenses of the French
royalist cause.
The Paris exposition opens April
Is. The reproduction Of Vesuvius
will be feature.
It is announced in Berlin manufac-
turing circles that the German needle
syndicate has been revived.
The foreign officials in Paris express
themselves as sanguine that salts
factory settlement of the trouble be-
tween France and Santo Domingo will
be reached.
A report is current that Queen
Victoria is the victim Of a slight at
tack of influenza.
Lady Alice Montague, sister of the
duke of Manchester, died at Dawes
Platz, health resort in Switzerland.
The London Daily Mail expresses
the opinion that the Bank of Eng
land money rate will be reduced to 5
per cent.
president Deschane1, addressing the
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truce in party warfare during the ex-
position year.
| The Santo Domingo government
has turned over to the French consul
the amount of the Boismare-C acca-
velli claim.
Malietoa Tanus, the Samoan chief,
denOunces the partition of Samoa as
crime equal only to the dismember-
ment of Poland.
The French cabinet will demand in
demnity, free bait fishing rights in
| Newfoundland, and territory in Africa
| from England.
A Santo Domingo dispatch states
that the public there is opposed to the
United States intervention in the dis
puC6 Will 4 rance.
The British and Italian representa-
tives at Pekin have protested against
Belgian railway concession which
is supported by France.
Won Koeller, former president of
the reichstag and supporter of the
monarchy, denounced the infringe
ment of parliament's rights.
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Austrian government assisted Italy
in preventing the Vatican having a
representative at the peace confer
ence.
At Antwerp admirers of lola
have sent him a copy of his Il accuse"
letter and the judgment of the court
Of cessation handsomely bound, as a
mark of esteem.
A ship was stranded in st. Mary's
bay burned and was beaten to pieces.
All of the crew of at least sixty men
persisted, aid being impossible. The
name of the ship is unknown.
Franz Josef declared Bohemian
soldiers must use the German word for
*here" in answering roll The decision
arouses Czech opposition against the
emperor, and may split the empire.
The London foreign office officials
say emphatically that the question of
the Newfoundland fishing rights will
be settled through the acceptance of
the French proposition that the modus
vivendi be extended for another year.
The order in council prohibiting the
export of spruce wood cut from crown
lands has been adopted by the Ontario
government. Consequently, all wood
cut after April 80 must be made into
pulp in Canada.
The German military maneuvers
will involve the shipping and trans
porting of large force, composed Of
infantry, cavalry and artillery, which
will land at some point and initiate
a genuine invasion.
The epidemic of influenza is spread
ing throughout Great Britain. The
newspapers contain long lists of not
able sufferers from the disease, and
the death lists are abnormally long.
The royal household at Osborne
house, Isle of Wight has not escaped.
Many of it's members have been re-
moved to a sanitarium.