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

works were find 81 each for calling
a fellow workman Mark Hanna.
John Schaefer of Brooklyn, who
was under water forty minutes, was
restored to life by the doctors.
An expert engineer found that AT
tons of useless dead weight are
carried by the Brooklyn bridge.
Cresceus, the trotting king, es-
tablished two new Records: 02A
for a mile and ;5934 for a half.
A Black Hills man confessed to
having assisted in exterminating the
notorious Bender family in Kansas.
A new diocese was formed in north
western Iowa, Of which Rev. T. J..
Conaty will have charge as bishop.
A farmer near Red Bud. ILL.,. shot
into a crowd of drunken men who in
vaded his yard, killing one Of them.
The treasury department views
with indifference if not with salts
faction the new German tariff rates
The anthracite coal trust has ad-
vanced prices another 10 cents. this
being the fourth raise since April I.
The First National bank of Austin,
Tex, was closed pending an inspec-
ton of it's books by a federal official.
strike leader threatens that I'M
less men are stopped being imported
for work there will be murder done.
George F. Washburn Of Boston, it
is said is contemplating the forma
ton of s55.G00,000 cotton combina-
ton
Bishop John Moore of the Roman
Catholic diocese of Florida died at
ST. Augustine yesterday aged 66
years.
Maritime business at San Fran
cisco is almost at a standstill be-
cause of the city front federations
strike.
The Michigan peach crop will be
One-third less than usual because of
the drouth following cold, late
spring.
DR.. Love, a tuberculosis specialist,
suggested the use of condemned
criminals to demonstrate DR.. Kochs
theories.
An Oklahoma young woman who
drew a ticket emitting her to make
entry for a homestead forfeits it by
marriage.
Sanitary officials on Staten island
began the treatment of ponds to5de-
stroy the breeding places of
mosquitoes.
The United States circuit court has
ordered the receivers to pay certain
debts contracted by the Countess de
Castellane.
J. M. Key, owner of the Com
mercial bank at Andrews. Ind. was
arrested charged with disposing Of
forged notes.
The Minneapolis and st. Louis road
is to absorb the Iowa Central pre-
1iminary to consolidation with the
illinois Central.
A town of 10000 people, to be
known as Lawton, has grown up just
outside of Fort Sill limits. O. T.,
within a night.
The government has begun stems
to recover part Of the $2,250,0
alleged to have been embezzled by
Oberlin M Carter.
DR.. r. TT. Reemelin of Cincinnati
declined to accept the gubernatorial
nomination given him by the Ohio
Independent party.
Commissioners from Washington.
D. c., who have been abroad studying
plans for beautifying the capital ar
rived at New York.
Extension Of rural delivery in Min
nesota and elsewhere cannot be ac-
complished unless congress appro-
PIRATES more money.
The skull if a Guanche, embalmed
hundreds of years ago, was given to
the National Museum by Consul
Berliner of Teneriffe.
Employees of the American Steel
Hoop company at Youngstown may
strike because the mills supply the
steel trust with iron.
Honolulu is agitated over a court
decision which may release from
prison murderers, thieves and other
dangerous criminals.
Senator Cullom. after a visit to
President Mckinley at Canton an
nounced that there would be no tariff
legislation next winter.
Independent democrats Of South
Carolina disapprove Senator Till
mans action in reading Senator Nc
Laurin out of the party.
A dying actress at Omaha con-
fessed that the child with her is the
long sought daughter Of a rich
merchant of Brazil. Ind.
With Bryant & May, of England,
o. c. Barber and the Diamond Match
company, Edwin Gould is forming
a world wide match trust.
The machine-room, foundry and
storage-room of the Gem City Stove
works at Dayton, O., were destroyed
by fire. The loss is 100000.
Mrs. Allen is to turn over to
Pierre Lorillard, Jr., the famous
Rancocas, New York, stud farm. be-
queathed to her by his father.
Ben Mcknight, accused of wife