Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-02-12
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| Crosse of Bright's disease.
Judge Amidon of Fargo ordered the
deportation of three Cinnamon.
Factories throughout the country
are crowded to their full capacity.
Arson may be president OF the
American Baseball association.
Arthur Sewall late vice presidential
candidate, said he favored expansion.
Estimates show the average cost OF
year at Yale is from $3.50 to $1,000.
e. c.. Stedman, the poet, has sold his
seat on the New York stock exchange,
Congress is likely to increase the
number of cadets at West Point by
120.
A New York man has been arrested
for tickling the soles Of his wife's
feet.
Banana iobbers formed an associa-
ton to resist exactions Of the banana
trust
A partial reciprocity arrangement
is made between the United States and
Italy.
In Utah Brigham H. Roberts was
held in $500 bonds on the charge OF
polygamy.
Men who have been operated on for
appendicitis have formed a club at
Cleveland.
George N. Wiswell appointed as ser
geant-at-arms of republican national
convention.
The secretary Of war reported
l1O.343,152 Americans available for mil
itary duty.
The Northern Pacific turned Seattle
down very hard by securing terminals
at Everett
Chicago's board of education may al
low G. A. R. veterans to sleep in the
public schools.
Commissioner Evans urgently rec
ommends a general revision of the
pension laws.
Thousands of South Dakotans at
tended the funeral of Adjt. Jonas Lien
at Sioux Falls.
Four fatalities and many fakes
arouse sentiment in New York against
the Horton law
Miss Carrie Chapman Catat thinks
woman will be elected president be-
fore A. D. 5000
Mrs. Emily Huntington Miller was
elected dean of women for the North
western university.
A man is accused of attempting to
poison people in Memphis, Mo-, by
strychnine in beer.
Alexander Dunsinner Of Oakland,
the California "coal king" died at
New York, aged AZ.
Government reports for January
show that the country is in an excel
lent financial condition.
In Chicago Editor Human was &C
quilted of the charge of criminally
libeling H. H. Kohlsaat.
A bill has been introduced in the
Massachusetts legislature to require
tenders on automobiles.
A bill has been introduced in con-
gress to appropriate $4,OO0,OO0 to buy
the Danish West Indies.
Two witnesses declared that Clark s
opponents did all the bribing in the
Montana senatorial case.
Fire in ST. Louis caused a loss of
81 500 600 One fremen was killed and
several others were injured.
Charleston, S. c., was formally
chosen as the place for holding the
next educational convention.
! A KenOsha rector, after waiting ten
months for a wedding fee, announces
that he will bring suit to get it.
Dr. w. w Eddy, a prominent Pres
byterian missionary and oriental schol-
ar, died at Beirut, Syria, Jan 20.
The Maryland legislature may re-
enact to eastern shore law to prevent
Wellington's reelection to the senate
| Thomas R. Bard has been nominated
| for United States senator by the re-
publicans of the California legislature.
Sister Stanislaus and a girl pupil
whom she tried to save lost their lives
in the fire in st. Louis parish school.
! c.. F. Grey offered the Evanston pub
lie library 100000 to build, condi-
tional on the purchase of a suitable
site.
The Great Northern labor trouble
was suddenly ended by the trainmen
accepting the railroads wage sche-
dule.
The Iowa supreme court granted a
rehearing in the West case and order
ed stay Of decree closing liquor sa-
looms
The president has nominated
Charles Lewiston to be United States
marshal for the western district OF
| Wisconsin.
There is a lively contest between
Mrs. Blake and Mrs. Gait for the presi-
dency of the National Woman's Suf-
frage association.
The French government and Mr..
Peck are said to be opposed to the
| appointment of women as commission