Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1900-12-03


gade, is reported killed in a dispatch
from Laredo. Texas.
Begole & Vanarsdales' dry gooos
store at Beatrice, Neb., was destroyed
by fire. Loss, $4,000
Gold democrats in New York have
decided to fight Tammany in the
municipal campaign.
w. J. Bryan saw himself imperson-
ated on the minstrel stage at the
oliver theater, Lincoln.
Gov. Roosevelt decided not to re-
move Mayor Van Wyck for holding
stock in the ice trust.
DR.. Joseph B. Winston, president OF
the Valley Female Seminary at way
nesboro, Va. is dead.
John B. Donovin, leading lawyer
in tidewater Virginia, died at
Mathews Courthouse.
The mayor of South Omaha, Neb., is
to be arrested on the charge OF collect
ing money for protection.
Sunday closing has been ordered at
Kokomo, Ind Only drug stores and
hotels may remain open.
Three men were killed by the ex-
plosion of the boiler of the lighter
Stewart at Detour. Mich.
The census gives South Carolina a
population of 1.340.316, a gain of 1885,
1877, or 1904 per cent.
Leonard A. Day, society youth IN
Minneapolis was killed in fight. He
1vac Ok ond millionaire
Ten deer hunters were killed, twelve
wounded, and one missing since the
season opened in Michigan.
George Wegersteder, New Berlin,
ILL.,, sued Betty Long of Springfield for
s., 900 for breach of promise.
The body of Baron Dumariais, the
Frenchman killed by Filipinos, was
buried with honors at Manila.
The Cuban constitutional conven-
ton adopted plan for preparing the
fundamental law of the island.
The treasury department decided
that Dowie's lacemakers cannot be ex-
Guided frorn the United States.
A Brooklyn millionaire says that
practical business training is better
for boys than college education.
Ernest J. Watken, churchwarden, of
Mount Vernon, N. Y, is charged with
embezzling money to play faro.
Capt. w. M Meredith of Chicago
has been appointed chief of the
bureau of engraving and printing.
Pearl Newman on trial at Hunting
ton, w. Va. for the murder of Nc
Cauly, the actor, was found guilty.
Charles D. DAILY, captain of Harvard s
varsity football eleven, has been ap-
pointed to a West Point cadetship.
Labor leaders talked of forming a
distinctive labor party to take part in
the New York mayoralty campaign.
William Holdorf was fatally stab
bed while trying to protect a friend
in a fight at a dance in Milwaukee.
Violet j. Colley and Jane Catherine
Colley were robbed, killed and their
bodies burned near Charlotte, N. G.
The funeral services of Rear Ad-
miral Roger Nelson Stembel, U. S. N,
retired, were held in New York city.
The will of Charles H. Hoyt, who
died at Charlestown, N. H, may be
contested. He left an estate of ST.
400, 1000.
The Philippine commission enacted
the first legislation establishing pro-
vincial civil government in the is
lands.
Senator Jones said it was not
probable that Mr.. Bryan will be a
candidate for president in the near
future.
Edward Fassold, proprietor of a
hotel at Minooka, Pa, committed sui
eide. A week ago he began divorce
proceedings.
1t is expected congress will pass
some measure for the reorganization of
the army soon after the Christmas
holidays.
The steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse lost propeller blade on the
way over and grounded in lower New
York bay.
The Iowa Volunteer Firemen's asso-
citation adjourned its annual meeting
at Davenport to meet in Des Moines
next winter
6aI INC uSAL SGSSlOu VI COuSIGSS DIS
sistant secretaries of departments will
make an effort to secure an advance
in salaries.
The annual report of the postoffice
department shows a revenue of $12,-
954,5 and 5000 new stations es-
tablished.
Bishop Potter preached on the vice
crusade, suggesting a vigilance COM
mittee OF $4,000 men to purify New
York city.
The Kentucky State officials have
raised the assessment of the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad nearly S4,-
100000.
Rivalry between Havemeyers and
Arbuckles resulted in cut of one
cent in coffee and fifteen points in re-
fined sugar.
Perry Belmont's resignation as gov
of % oJ,,b n NYox1r