Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-07-29


national federation.
Depositors of the broken First
National bank of Niles City, are like
ly to be paid in full
A New York firm has bought the
famous Prince Edward of York
diamond for $4,000
Charles Brumfield. treasurer of
Richland county, Ohio is. said to be
short in his accounts.
Senator Jones says democratic
national headquarters will not be
moved to Washington
The government expressed it's sor-
row to Italy for the lynching OF
Italians in Mississippi.
DR.. Rodermund of Appleton, Wis,
ate pus from the postules of a sup
posed smallpox patient.
Weekly trade reports declared re-
tail business little affected by the
strike and the drought.
disease after a runaway accident at
Richfeld Springs, N. Y.
Thieves robbed Mrs. Thompson OF
$3.50 at Kankakee and burned her
house to hide the crime.
An Indian was shot and killed near
Sisseton, S. D., in a dispute with c..
E. Hall over a land title.
Converts and many churches are
barricaded at Saragossa, Spain, IN
anticipation of further riots.
A Montana doctor surrounded by
ratt1esankes on a mountain escaped
death by chloroforming them.
Divine Healer" Schlatter was
found to be sane. in Washington, and
will be arraigned for vagrancy.
The Hawaiian legislature ap-
propriated money far in excess of the
estimated income of the colony.
The trial of Robert S. Fosburgh,
charged with killing his sister at
Pittsfield, Mass, was continued.
Mrs. William Goldie, Jr., has
brought suit in Buffalo for divorce
from her husband, a Chicagoan
Officials of the navy say naval
vessels should be able to make 1000
to 10000 miles without recoaling.
A resolution was offered in the
Virginia constitutional convention to
restrict the granting of divorces.
The duke of Marlborough will give
big fete to leaders of the conserva-
tive party at Blenheim, August 10.
Arthur Mclaughlin and Fife Tip
ton eloped at New Ross. Ind. The
girls father chased them ten miles.
Wayman Grow McCreery, we'll
known businessman and amateur
billiardist of ST. Louis. is dead. aged
81.
Rabbi Frey of Wabash, Ind, de-
clares he has invented a car that will
travel 300 miles an hour over sea or
land.
President Mckinley will issue a
proclamation declaring free trade
between the United States and Porto
Rico.
A court at San Francisco ordered
the immediate distribution of $1,000
GOO of the J. G. Fair estate among the
heirs.
It is rumored that there is con-
spiracy to install Prince Louis
Napoleon as French Emperor Septem-
Der A.
The divorced wife Of DR.. R. Hanna
of Cleveland may remain in England
to keep her children from Senator
Hanna.
A census bulletin shows that Iowa
has few negroes, while men outnum-
Der women in Iowa, Kansas, and
Indiana.
The postoffice at Mier, Ind, was
abolished thus releasing postmaster
A. t. Fox, who repeatedly attempted
to resign.
Mrs. George w. Lane, wife of a
wealthy farmer, was choked to death,
presumably by robber, in her home
near Canton. I'll.
Gottlieb Faher, a well-known land
scape artist, was shot and killed in
front of his home in New York by
Thomas McGurk
The Chicago authorities have re-
fused DR.. T. J. Betiero's request for a
permit to bury a live man in the
interests Of science.
Fifty million rect OF SCaHuIuS
timber was sold at the La Pointe
agency, Wisconsin, at an average Of
So per thousand feet.
w. Clayton Pickersgill, British
consul general for the Pacific coast
states and territories, died at a
sanatorium in Alameda. Cal.
Newton S. Cressy, a Harvard law
student, shot and killed his friend,
Sidney Bristol, whom he mistook for
a burglar, at Brattleboro, vt.
Lord Pauncefoot is proving friend
of the United States in removing the
possible causes for friction with Eng
land over the Nicarauguan canal.
At Cincinnati, the old plant of the
Globe Wernicke company was par
TALLY destroyed by fire. The damage
was 100000, with full insurance.
Governor Durbin, in a letter to the
state department, denied the story
that an Italian consul was refused
admission tn q hOsnita1 at Peru Ind.