Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-04-30
DOMESTIC.


few days.
Mrs. Mary Mcpherson Young of St.
Louis is dead.
Copper is plentiful in the Tanana
district. Alaska.
Ex-Queen Lilokulani will sail for
Hawaii May Is.
The Midroad populists of Missouri
denounced Bryan.
Matt PARROT, ex-lieutenant COVER
nor of Iowa. died.
The report of Richard Cookers
death proves untrue.
Two million bushels of grain are
tied up in Chicago.
Pennsylvania republican state con-
vention meets April 25.
Vermont republicans urge the reten-
ton of the Philippines.
Chinese railways are declared a
profitable investment
Physicias found Governor Tanner
suffering from gallstones.
Shooting occurred in the Alabama
republican convention.
Rains in the south have stopped
straw berry shipments north.
A French count was arrested in Chi
cago on the charge of forgery.
Thirteen buildings were destroyed
by fire at DEVILS Lake, N. D.
Alaskan gold output for the season
is estimated at over S2O,OO0,OOO.
Mrs. Catherine Cuneo, one of the
oldest residents of Chicago, died.
Congressman Esch of the seventh
Wisconsin district was renominated
Prof. Andrews decided to go to
Nebraska university as chancellor.
Oxford and Cambridge defeated
Yale, Harvard and Columbia at chess.
The ecumenical conference on Mis-
sions began it's sessions at New York
Steamer arrived with 1000 Japan
csc immigrants, to work on railroads.
Ex-Congressman David c. Colson
was acquitted of murder at Frankfort,
XIV
Bloodhounds were put on trail of
thieves who robbed a Valparaiso, Ind.
store.
Dewey will visit Columbus while the
Ohio democratic convention is in SEES
sion
A train with thirty-fve passengers
has been water-bound at Quitman,
Miss.
Justice Stoner intimated that Edna
Mays grounds for divorce are .'too
fiimsy."
A submarine telephone cable has
been laid across the straits of Mack
ina..
William Hope, who inaugurated the
taliyho service at the worlds fair, is
dead.
The house set aside May 1 and 2 for
consideration Of the Nicaraguan canal
bill.
The estate of the late Cornelius
Vanderbilt is now estimated at $780,
100000.
A flock of crows attacked and badly
scratched and pecked a Kalamazoo
farmer.
A. G. Core has bought the Gibson
house at Cincinnati, which will be re-
modelled.
Charles A. Carver of Chicago, at
Yale, broke the intercollegiate record
for strength.
Murdelle O'Connor of Butte, Mont,
wants 100000 from the Anaconda
Mining company.
Foraker, Nash, Grosvenor, and
Dick will be Ohio's delegates-a t-large
to Philadelphia.
w. L. EIkins sold Red Cloud for
$4,000, the highest price ever paid for
coach horse.
Anita Haight, a widow, who claims
to be Margaret Mather's sister, at
tempted suicide.
The navy department has secured a
5,O00-ton steamer to carry food to the
starving in India
Cissy Lotus either jumped or fell
into the water from a pier at Old
Point Comfort.
The price of morphine has been re-
duced 10 cents an ounce because of
competition.
The flood situation in Wisconsin
threatens vast damage to bridges and
lumber interests.
New York democrats decided to
hold the state convention in New
York city June 5.
Mrs. Caroline A. Cantwell. a we'll
known Chicago woman, has sued her
husband, David G.. Cantwell, for di-
vorce in the district court of Perry,
Ok.
An Ann Arbor law graduate declined
the republican nomination for COVER
nor of South Dakota.
DR.. Alice H. Luce of Wellesley col
lege has accepted the position Of dean
of Oberlin college.