Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-04-09
Nilwankee of heart failure. aged 20

Milwaukee of heart failure. aged 70
years.
Chicago March wheat. 66asc.
The plague scare in Hawaii is at an
end.
Rabbi Isaac NJ. Wise was buried at
Cincinnati.
Ex-senator Gibson of Maryland died
of heart disease.
majority of the senate IS IN ia
yor of seating Quay.
The funeral of Philetus Sawyer oc-
CURED at Oshkosh Sunday.
7. B. Blackstone, ex-President OF
Alton road, is seriously i'll.
Denmark wants at least $4,oOO,OO0
for her West Indian islands.
President Mckinley recognized the
republican officials of Kentucky.
The estate of William J. Rainey OF
Cleveland is valued at $12,000,000.
A fireman and boy were killed by
fire in Owosso (Mich.) schoolhouse.
c. D. Swalley, merchant and horse
owner, died at Findlay, O., aged A.
Senator Hale shocked his colleagues
BY wearing a silk hat and tan shoes.
At San Francisco fire destroyed the
Yosemite -four mills. Loss 5000, 900.
Government receipts increased and
expenditures decreased during March.
If the Philippines come under the
constitution the open door policy will
die
Postmaster Graham Of Provo, Utah,
was removed because he is a polyga-
mist.
The bill repeating the Horton box
ing law was signed by Gov Roose-
welt.
In Chicago an oculist removed the
good instead of the sightless eye of a
girl.
Republican leaders still hope to in
duce Roosevelt to run for vice presi-
dent.
At Newark, Ohio, former Congress-
man James w Owens died, aged 81
years.
At Cleveland plumbers to the num-
Der of 300 went ON strike for higher
wages.
At Spokane George Webster was
hanged for the murder of Mrs. L. S.
Ashland.
Forty-two industrial companies
will distribute SIT 100000 in dividends
in April.
IT;O1o LJorlooI,or woe anouiftad Of
the charge Of poisoning six women in
Nebraska.
Ex-President Grover Cleveland is
quoted as advocating the Hay-Paunce-
fote treaty.
The Theodore Irwin library at
Oswego, N. w, has been sold for
about 100000.
An unknown person sent dynamite
to George B. Cox, a Cincinnati re-
publican leader.
New York republicans fear they viii
lose votes of 10000 visitors to the
Paris exposition.
A new Loud bill, barring books
alone, was favorably reported by the
house committee.
Joseph c. Hurst, the murderer of
Sheriff Cavanaugh, was hanged at
Glendive, Mont.
Nathan P. Beers completed fifty
years service as principal of a New
York public school.
Rev. Peter M. Snyder of Burling-
ton, VT, accepted call to the Rockford
Congregational church.
Aurora temperance women propose
to give city $4,000 year in lieu of
saloon license revenues.
War taxes may be reduced so per
cent. Congressman are afraid to dis
criminate in favor of any industry.
In New York the jewelry store of
Isidore Weinstein was robbed of $15,-
600 worth of jewelry and diamonds.
Ray Rummel, aged IA, was acct
dentally shot and killed at Cambridge
City, Ind, by Raymond Biser, aged
Is.
1t is reported that a warrant has
been issued in Frankfort, KY, for the
arrest of w. S. Taylor, acting COVER
nor
B. L. Gibbs, known as a manufactur-
er in Illinois and Wisconsin, died of
consumption at Polo, Ill, aged So
years.
Jesse Campbell and James Scott
were arrested at Washington Court
house, c., charged with robbing the
postoffice.
A fire starting at the roof of the
Columbia theater, Chicago, destroyed
the building within thirty minutes.
Loss, $3.50, 900.
The Standard Oil company will ad-
vance the price of oil, claiming the in
crease is necessary owing to the adj
vance in crude oil.
Democrats prevented the confrma-
ton of the nomination of w D.
Bynum as general appraiser of the
port of New York.
At WATERFOWL, N Y, a strike was