Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-25
rELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
Domestic.

at the white house.
Ex-senator Manderson's wife was
hurt in a runaway at Omaha.
A meteor fell into a lake of oil near
Tulsa, l. r., and set it on fire.
Maurice J. Healy, one of the oldest
contractors in Chicago, is dead.
Mary e. Wilkins was secretly mar
ried to DR.. Charles M. Freeman.
The Hutchinson, the finest of Yale's
students dormitories, was burned.
Eastern senators will oppose federal
aid to western irrigation enterprises
A supposed school of crime" with
nine pupils, was discovered in Chicago
W. H Hamilton of Rockton, ILL.,, shot
his wife and himself, and he will die.
The Wellsville whip factory at
Wellsyille, Pa, was destroyed by fire.
Brigadier General Robert Fl. Hall
was placed on the retired list of the
army.
A robber at Central City, Mo, killed
a woman and was slain by her hus
Ind
Democrats will have SO majority on
joint ballot in the Kentucky legisla-
ture.
Secretary Hay and Ambassador
Pauncefote signed the isthmian canal
treaty.
Emma Nevada, the opera Singer, de-
Tended rag time" music because it is
popular.
The Cudahy packing plant at Kansas
City was destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000.
A Harrisburg, Ill, man recovered
5000 which he lost in Pittsburg, Pa, SO
years ago.
Philip Buffer, a Chicago attorney,
was sentenced to the penitentiary for
conspiracy.
Andrew Carnegie will present Bryan
Wallis picture, Twilight, to Mrs. Gro
yer Cleveland.
A Northern Central express train
was dynamited near York, Pa, but no
one was injured.
The north Atlantic squadron will
leave on it's winter cruise in the trop-
les November Is.
Snow fell throughout New York
state, drifts blocking trains in the
northern section.
At Los Angeles, Cal, there was a
brilliant display of leonids, 385 Being
counted in one hour.
A gang of safe-blowers raided sever
al stores a Milan, Kan but were final
~ routed by citizens.
Senator George G. Vest says he will
retire from public life at the expira-
ton of his present term.
A handsome monument to commem-
crate the battle at Fort Washington
New York, was unveiled.
Six drunken men rode their horses
into an Oklahoma school and killed a
girl. They may be lynched.
A new rule adopted by eastern trunk
lines requires high officials of the
roads to pay fare hereafter.
A teacher in st. James parochial
school at Louisville, KY, saved many
children from injury at fire.
An American mine owner in Mexico
was thrown into prison in a conspiracy
to deprive him of his property.
Charles Tate, colored, was shot and
killed while breaking into the house Of
James A. Miller at Carlisle, Pa.
Prof. John E. Gilman of Chicago
claims to have discovered in the
Roentgen ray a cure for cancer.
Jeffries was given the decision over
Rubin in their fight at San Francisco.
The latter quit in the fifth round.
DR.. GihOn Of Philadelphia, who went
to New York TO meet his wife on her
return from Europe, died suddenly.
Trainmen identify Harry Lonbaugh,
under arrest at st. Louis, as the leader
of the Wagner (Mont) train robbers.
The Norwegian steamer Ella was
lost in a storm off The Newfoundland
coast, it's crew of thirty men perishing.
Simon FrankeI of New York was the
purchaser Of the Hope diamond, ana
the price is said to have been $3.50, 900.
Strong infiueI e is being exerted to
have the president recommend the re-
enactment of the Chinese exclusion
act
William G. Buderus, a South Dakota
lawyer, was debarred by Secretary
Hitchcock for having vilified McKin-
ley.
Secretary Long will send Rear-Adml-
raj Robley D. Evans to the Asiatlc
station to be second officer in COM
mand.
At Sumter, S. c., Nelson Shaw, col
ored, is alleged to have whipped ne
gro boy to death, giving him 200
lashes.
The II buildings of the Charleston
exposition are ready for exhibits, and
every foot of available space has been
allotted
Noah Raby of Plain1eld, N. J., who
claims to be 129 years old and has
hitherto had excellent sight, is now to-
tally blind.
A decision of the New Jersey court
of errors and appeals upsets a law pro-
Yiding for a uniform system of school
government.
David Belasco sued Mrs Minnie