Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-08-19


He said later that he referred to a
movement by Emperor William and
the car to end the war.
Foreign.
Crispi, former premier of Italy, died
at Naples.
A new plot to establish monarchy
in Brazil has been discovered.
King Edward and the queen left for
Germany, to be gone six weeks.
Peter Jackson, the negro pugilist,
died of consumption in Australia.
The family funeral Of the dowager
empress Of Germany was held at
Friedrichshof
Richard Croker is to return to New
York at once to look after the political
affairs of Tammany.
The Oceanic sunk the coasting
steamer Kincora in the Irish Channel,
drowning seven persons.
The duke and duchess of MARI
borough entertain several thousand
politicians at Blenheim.
The steamer Palatia, with Baron
Won Kettelers body on board, arrived
at Bremerhaven, Germany.
A bill establishing an army and
navy for Australia passed it's second
reading in parliament at Melbourne.
Prince Henri of Orleans, eldest son
of the Due de Charities, died in Cam
bodia while on his way to America.
Congressman Richard Ratholdt and
J. B. Ruckner have begun work in
Berlin in the interest of the st. Louis
exposition Of 1908.
The withdrawal Of the Colombian
legation from Venezuela is believed
to indicate signs Of trouble between
the two countries.
A dispatch to the Vienna Tageblatt
from Sterling in the Tyrol announces
the death Of General Baratieri, the
former governor of Erythrea.
The Venezuelan government an
nounces a new invasion of it's ter
ritory and says the Colombian minis
ter of war is leading the invaders.
Buenos Ayres was placed under
martial law as the result of a revolt
caused by opposition to the govern
ment "unifcation" bill.
The shortage of wheat crop II
France is expected to result in a
large increase in American exports,
with a consequent advance in price
of the grain.
In his speech at the Blenheim cele-
bration Chamberlain intimated that
the government was considering a
plan of reducing Ireland's representa-
ton in parliament.
In trying to win the Deutsch prize
for a Siderable balloon, M. Santos
Dumont met with an accident His
balloon was dashed against building
and exploded. M. Santos-Dumont mar
row1y escaped death or serious injury
The Russian government will here
after limit the number of Jewish
students in Russian universities to
per cent. of the total number of stu
dents, except in the University Of
Moscow, where they are entirely pro
hibited.
Prince Nicholas of Greece was at
dinner given in his honor at Kifissia,
a fashionable resort. Prince MuruZi
former cavalry captain, who was
dismissed from the service for
drunkenness, burst into the dining
room and throttled Lieutenant Palli,
the adjutant of Prince Nicholas.
Finally the Infatuated assailant was
overpowered by the guests and borne
away
Professor Koch's experiments in
inoculating cattle with human tuber-
culosis were known for some time by
the German government, which ap-
pointed commission to examine the
results. The commission includes Pro
fessor Virchow and Bollinger. The
investigation has been planned on a
large scale and will include expert
ments of large domestic animals and
others, including monkeys. The
papers give a warning that the differ
ence between human and bovine
tuberculosis has not yet been settled
finally.