Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-10-22

fered at the hands of President Lou
bet and Premier Waldeck-Rousseau
and neither of these nor any member
of the cabinet is to to invited. The
fete is to consist of a BAH and theat
ricals.
At London County Judge Shore
ditch held that factory hand can no.
be subjected to instant dismissal az
the result OF notice on the wall
Judge Shoreditch maintained that the
attention of employees must be directly
drawn TO the notice and their consen,
obtained, otherwise the firm must pay
a weeks wages.
A rumor is started that LORD
Cromer, who has just been summoned
from Carlo to England, will be ap-
pointed IN Lord Lansdowne's place in
the new Salisbury cabinet Lord
Cromer has been in Egypt II years
and through his masterful power of
organization raised that country from
bankruptcy to prosperity.
Heinrich Kusserew. who retired in
1890 from the post of Prussian min
lister to the Hanseatic cities and to
Mecklenburg, died at Koblentz, aged
Ga. He was the virtual founder Of
Germany's colonial empire, acquiring
under the Bismarck regime the first
prOtectorate. Since his retirement he
had been active as colonial pub
licist
The Empress Frederick has beef
suffering for some time from neural
g1c pains, causing exhaustion and
acute weakness of the heart, followed
by secondary catarrh of the lungs.
still continuing with increased tenn
perature and irregular pulsations.
There is no present danger, but a re-
currence of the weakness would be
the cause of imminent danger.
1t is said that Lord Curzon has no
serious intention of resigning the of
fee of Indian viceroy, despite the re-
ported danger to his wife's health.
He is believed to be ambitious to sue.
coed Lord Salisbury as premier of
England, and were he to leave India
now, with his relief of the famine
only half completed his chances for
promotion would be impaired
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Mackay have
left Ben Alder forest for Edinburgh,
where they will stay a few days
before arriving in London Mr. Mac
kay had good sport in his forest, kill
ing 90 stays, and on Dunachton moon
he bagged 1900 brace of grouse. He
and Mrs. Mackay leave this month fol
America where they will supervise
the building of a new home on Long
| island
! At Vancouver, the steamer Bucking-
ham, Capt Cole, arrived from Java
with $500 tons or raw sugar from the
British Columbia refinery. She had
very rough trip encountering two ty-
phoons in the China sea. James
Stephenson, second officer was swept
overheard and drowned. The Buck
ingham is chartered by the United
States government and will take a
large cargo from Puget sound to
Manila.
The great Partisan event of the
season has been the marriage of the
last descendant of Joan Arcs
brother, the Vicomte de Maleissye,
and Mile. de Mailly, who is descended
from one of the mobiles who placed
Hugh Capet upon the French throne
nearly 10 centuries ago. The bride
groom, % years of age, is a lieutenant.
The mother of bride also belonged to.
an illustrious family, AZ members of
which died on battlef1elds in the
service OF France
Lord Roberts, in an army order an
nouncing the return of General Butler
to England, thanks Sir Revers for
his gallant service while he was COM
mander-in-chief of the British forces
in south Africa and for the ability
with which he carried out the oper-
atoms while serving under Lord
Roberts, which, the order declares,
resulted in the collapse of the beers.
in the eastern Transvaal"
A dispatch from Madrid says the
Spanish government is greatly con
cerned at the revival of the Carlist
agitation and the discovery of a depot
of arms at Lerida, Catalonia, where
615 rifles and 400 bayonets and an
important collection of machinery and
tools for the manufacture and repair
of arms were seized at a locksmiths
store kept by Carlist. Four ar
rests were made at the store, includ-
ing a man named Nimbo, who styled
himself "Chief of the Carlist admins
tration."
M Ducos explains that the attacks
upon French officials in Cambodia.
which form a part of a memorial,
were due to King Norodon's hatred Of
the work of civilization being carried
on by the French in Cambodia, par
ticularIy the efforts to suppress
slavery. He asserts also that the
king recently entered uoDn a COSTLY