Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-08-12
Foreign.

Crispi is rapidly sinking.
A famine of great severity prevails
in south Russia.
At attempt was made to blow up
Zela's house at Paris with a bomb.
The pope will not break with
France because of the anti-clerical
law.
Argentina has decided to take part
in the coming pan-American con-
gress.
CASTOR Steigler of the Paris Matin
completed a trip around the world
in GA days.
The Maconi system Of wireless
telegraphy will be installed along the
Labrador coast.
Gomez, who plotted against the life
of Napoleon I'LL, was pardoned after
serving 43 years.
President Zelaya, in a message to
the Nicaraguan congress, advocated
the Monroe doctrine.
Professor Reinhard Keku1e Won
Stradcnitz has been elected rector Of
the Berlin university.
Austrian shoemakers threaten VIC
lence if American shoe stores are
operated in their country.
Lord Lansdowne announced that
the powers were resolved to maintain
the present status in Crete.
A gang of swindlers who have been
victimizing rich young men was dis
covered by the Paris police.
The pope is likely to appoint two
more cardinals in the United States,
one to be Archbishop Ireland.
A resolution censuring the Peru
Wan cabinet failed in the chamber Of
deputies at Lima by one vote.
Proposed tariff changes injurious
to the United States have been de-
feated in the Brazilian congress.
Senior Pulido. Venezuelan minister
Of war, resigned from the cabinet
rather than bring on war with Colon
bia
The Venezuelan army, which is to
cope with the revolution in that
country, is said not to exceed 5000
men
Vice-President Zanartu of Chile is
reported to have resigned as a pro-
test against further military prepara-
tiOns.
Earthquake were general through
out southern Italy. The strongest
shocks occurred at Avezzone and
Portici.
The house of lords decided that a
peeress after divorce and remarriage
is entitled to retain her divorced
husbands title.
Ambassador Jules Cambon, in an
interview in Paris, said West Point is
preparing for the United States in
comparable chiefs"
A woman who secured an Ameri
can divorce and afterwards married
again in Canada is to be tried for
bigamy at Toronto.
The house of commons voted that
Alfred Harmsworth, publisher of the
London Daily Mail, had been guilty
of a breach of privilege.
James ]. O'Shea. Irish nationalist,
was expelled from the commons for
violent criticism of Baron O'Brien,
lord chief justice of Ireland.
If the Colombian rebels obstruct
the isthmus Of Panama the United
States will keep traffic open. accord
ing to its treaty requirements.
The tea growers of Japan are
about to organize a trust which will
seek to control the market for
Japanese teas by limiting the supply.
A terrible fire is raging in the ex-
tensive pine forests near Kalden
kinchen on the Dutch-Prussian from
tier. The damage thus far is $780,
000
General Rafel Uribe-Uribe. who is
again battling in Colombia for liberal
supremacy, has been declared an
outlaw by the Colombian govern
ment.
Creditors of the Standard Explora-
ton company at a meeting in London
demanded the lynching of the per-
sons responsible for losing their
money.
An American newspaper man was
expelled from Germany on the charge