Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-11-12


The visible supply of wheat is Co..
$4,000 bushels, of corn 7,983,000 and
Of oats 12,986,O50.
Chicago university football team
will cut no figure in eastern or west
ern championship.
Active scouting by American troops
last week had depressing effect on
Filipino insurgents.
Another body, that of man, was
found in the ruins Of the Tarranr
building, New York.
Debs denied forged circular stat
ing that he had withdrawn from the
presidential contest.
]. W. F. White, presiding judge of
the Allegheny county courts, is dead
at Pittsburg. aged 80.
John Wanamaker donated $4,000 to
prosecute any one guilty of election
fraud in Philadelphia.
The emperor of China will not re-
turn to Pekin while the city is oc-
cupied by foreign soldiers.
President Loubet was guarded by
$4,000 soldiers at the dedication of the
Carnot monument at Lyons.
A German warship quelled a rebel
lion in the Admiralty islands, she'll
ing and destroying native village.
The lord mayor of Dublin ruled out
of order a resolution to confer the
freedom of the city on President Kru-
ger.
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Jackson Center, Ohio, was blown
open and partially wrecked by robbers,
who obtained $500.
Don Carlos, Spanish pretender, de-
clares the present rising in Spain is
contrary to his orders and will retard
the efforts to secure his rights.
Complaints have been filed at Wash
ington that white settlers refuse to
leave the Indian lands of the Union
agency.
The Toronto soldiers returned from
South Africa and received tremen-
dous enthusiasm. Several accidents
occurred
Reconnaissance Schurman re-
piled to Lopez, pointing out that a
majority of Filipinos are unfit for self
government.
The population of Indiana is 1885,
462 against 2,192,4O4 in 1890, an in
crease of 14.7 per cent, of Florida $685.
542 against 396,422, an increase of
1920
New York bank statement: Loans
decreased $1,504,300; deposits decreas-
ed $1,616,300; reserve decreased $685.
500; surplus reserve decreased $81, 425.
At Cleveland the republicans closed
the campaign with parade which sur
passed any political demonstration
ever witnessed in that city. Some
$4,000 took part.
Lord Roberts sends from Pretoria an
earnest and striking appeal to his
countrymen to refrain from turning
| the welcome to homecoming troops
into drunken orgy.
Lord Roberts telegraphs that in the
operations in the Belfast district Capt
Chalmers of the Canadian mounted
rifles was killed and Major Sanders
wounded.
Spanish newspapers say that the
money for the Carlist rising came
from England. Chamberlain's visit
to the Mediterranean is regarded
with suspicion.
Miss Ella Wright, made insane by
the crime of Lutz, who killed his sis
ter-in-law and shot his brother on
March 2, in Chicago, committed sui
eide in the Elgin asylum.
Justin Edward Powers, son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Amos HI. Powers,
who were early settlers in Chicago,
died in ST. Louis
William Thomas Welcker, emeritus
professor of mathematics at the Uni
versity of California, died at Oakland,
at the age of 70 years.
In Delaware during October Al
charters were granted, with an aggre-
gate capital of $18,OOO,OOO. The state
tax amounted to $4,000.
Octavio Knauth, a member of the
banking firm of Knauth, Nachod &
Kuhne of New York and Leipsic,
Ger, died at New York.
William Shepherd and Calvin Con-
ner, miners, were killed by fall of
coal in the Pine Ridge colliery of the
Algonquin coal company, at Miners
Mills, Pa.
What we're officially pronounced in
Jacksonville, Fla, to have been
earthquake shocks developed to have
been the conclusions caused by heavy
blasting on the ST. Johns river, near
the city.
The British consul at Guayaquil,
Ecuador, confirms the report of
smallpox outbreak at that place, but
says the disease is not epidemic,
though it is spreading among the
children.
Nellie an Vleet, 80 years old, was in
stantly killed in a saloon on Fulton
street, New York, by Bernard Nc
Cormick, the bartender, who claims