Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-06-17
Domestic.

Senator Tillman withdrew his res1g-
nation.
Hope and apprehension are felt as
to Mrs Mckinley
Canadian and Mexican borders for
aliens may be established.
Great excitement exists at Butte,
Mont, over large copper finds.
A branch of Dowie's Zion was
started at Kenosha, with 116 members
There is a suspicion that the bull
movement in stocks has reached the
limit
J.D. Rockefeller is to provide funds
for boys dormitories at Tuskegee
college
Many opinions are received in
Washington for and against the army
canteen.
In a game in Cincinnati New York
made twenty-five runs and Cincinnati
thirteen.
The twenty-seventh annual i'm
perial council of Shriners opened at
Kansas City.
President Gilman of Johns Hopkins,
deplored IAN era of Carnegie-too
much reading"
Five men were killed and seven
injured in railroad wreck at Vestal,
N. Y.
Capt. Howard Blackburn sailed from
Gloucester, Mass, for Lisbon in his
25-foot craft.
The president has appointed James
Of OF G1,oY1 nd
Rapids, Mich.
The headless body of a young
woman was found near Chelmsford
Center, Mass.
An important discovery of brown
hematite iron ore was made on the
Mesaba range.
Five men were killed and seven in
jured in a dynamite explosion on d
New York railroad.
Pietro Mascagni, the Italian com
poser, has signed a contract for an
Italian orchestra.
Chief Swenie resigned command of
the Chicago fire department after
ffty-one years of service.
Albany trolley employees are angry
over the discharge of five men, and
another strike is imminent.
The jury in the Woodbury. Eddy libel
case, by order of the court, returned
verdict for the defendant.
Four thousand delegates assembled
in Boston to take part in the Y. M. G.
A. jubilee convention.
Pennsylvania congressional repre-
sentation will fight Congressman Bah
cocks tariff measure.
General Manager w. G. Brown of
the Burlington is to be the new presl-
dent of the Lake Shore.
DR.. Franz Won Berger was arrested
in New York. charged with defrauding
"a London bank out of $4,000.
A cyclone sweeps over Oklahoma.
killing several people and doing much
damage to property and crops.
The Kentucky Federation of
Woman's clubs has voted to exclude
women's clubs from membership.
Judge Waterman decided in Chica-
go stock-yards case that an employer
has the right to blacklist strikers.
Hugh Tevis, the California mil
lionaire, who was married in April,
died in Japan while on his wedding
trip.
Judge Palmer of Denver threaten
ed to punish ministers for contempt
for criticising his decision in saloon
case.
The mission church on Madeline isl
and built by Marquette in 1869 was
burned and a painting by Rubens de-
stroyed
Nelson Ownes of Savanna, ILL.,, was
accidentally drowned in the Mis-
sissippi river. The body was re-
covered.
A new process of extracting gold
from low grade ore was successfully
tested at Fort Wayne. 1t may
revolutionize mining
The circuit court at Terra Haute
granted an order equiring the Adams
company to accept packages
from a rival.
Anna Schultz in requesting a Jer-
sey City magistrate to arrest her
husband for stealing declared he was
a woman.
In New York an attempt was made
to prove an alibi for Samuel j Ken
nedy, on trial for the murder OF Dolly
The New York presbytery refused
to give any aid to converted Jew
who has been doing missionary work
among Jews.
Pottawatomio Indians held a secret
powwow at Hartford, Mich, and the
whole tribe decided to move on Chi
cago June %.
The annual report of the president
of Iowa university indicated a pros
porous year. The graduating class
numbered 337
Mrs. Mary Ashland Townsend,
whose pen name was Xariffa, we'll
known southern poet and writer, died
in Galveston, Tex.
Squatters on Jones island near Mil
waukee defeated the Illinois Steel
company in a suit to GUST them from
land worth 1000 900.