Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-03-05


busy.
Two miners at Lead, S. d., were suf-
located.
Prices of materials show slight
decline.
Charles A. Painter of Pittsburg won
the amateur pigeon-shooting champion
ship.
The Michigan peach crop is likely to
be large.
Fire at Birmingham, Ala, caused a
loss of $4,000
The Pennsylvania has 99S employees
on it's pension roll
The Iowa legislature is not likely to
adjourn before April l.
Gen. John McNulta of Chicago died
suddenly in Washington.
President Adams of the University
of Wisconsin is critically i'll.
| Lieut. Gov. Woodruff of New York
| is doomed for vice president.
Minnesota sash and door manufac-
turers are interested in a combine.
| The anti-imperialists may select
Bryan as their standard bearer.
G. S. Robinson's appointment to the
Iowa board of control was confirmed
Congress may make national park
of the site of Corvallis surrender.
Dewey may accept Cullom and
Carr's invitation to visit Galesburg.
Kansas City leads in the contest for
the democratic national convention.
At Kansas City the bimetallic ma
tional convention will be held July 4.
The buttermakers convention urged
stringent ELECTROMAGNETIC legisla-
ton.
| twenty-five men will be indicted for
bear raid on Brooklyn rapid transit
stock.
Benjamin Wood, for forty years edi-
tor of the New York Daily News, is
dead
Mrs. Langtry sent tea and chocolatt
to American soldiers in the Philip
pines.
At Pullman, Ark, seven men were
killed by the explosion of a saw mill
| boiler
Edmund Stephenson, president OF
the Home bank of New York, is dead
aged rs.
Sioux Falls, S. D., wants the date Of
the populist conventionpo postponed from
May 9.
Harry Weldon, sporting editor Of the
Cincinnati Enquirer was stricken with
paralysis.
Minister WI Ting-fang advocates The
expansion of the Monroe doctrine to in
clude China.
DR.. Kelley the inventor of the cure
for the liquor habit, died suddenly il
California.
At Houston the trans-Mississipp
commercial congress will be held April
II to Fl.
American Newspaper Publishers
association asked congress to investi-
gate trusts.
| Long asked congress to authorize
the immediate graduation of nava
cadets for service.
The California supreme court sus
tanned the Fair will, deciding agains
Mrs. CraVenS suit.
The National Association of Demo
cratic clubs decides to meet in In.
dianapolis Sept. 5.
Senate voted by "a to % to con.
slider Quay case; he has AZ out of SO
and may be seated.
Dun declares that the present de
creasing prices of materials will in
crease prosperity
David B. Hill will not be one of New
York's 3'big four att the democratic
national convention
i DR.. Arnold G. Klebs said that 100, 90,
persons die of consumption each yea
in the United States.
The American Clay Manufacturing
company, a combine of sewer pipe con
Germs, has been formed.
Hartman, the socialist labor party's
candidate for president, opened the
campaign in New York.
Mrs. Potter Palmer has received 9
cablegram reporting the Princess Gaia
cuzene much better
Mrs. Nellie Grant Sartoris is now
tcanvalescing from an operation and
will be about in few days.
Kansas City people are trying to
have the date of the democratic con
vention changed from July 4.
Olga Nethersole, playing Sapho il
New York, was arrested on the charge
OF offending public decency."
Democrats chose July 4 as the time
and Kansas City as the place for hold
ing their national convention.
Hamilton H. Greepon, appointed
postmaster at Manila last April, died
in hospital from hiccoughs.
/ Marcus Daily testified that he spent
$4,000 against Clark, but said he
had not conspired to injure him.
/ Ed Kearney, well-known sports
man and Tammany politician, is dead
at Palm Beach, Fla, aged So years.
P. D. Armour Jr's will was filed in
Cricago. The estate, valued at $8,0OO,.