Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-09-30
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.
The Presidency.

his daily rides.
The police of Passaic are to stop the
publication there of the anarchist pa
per La QUESTION: Sociale.
Emma Goldman was held in $4,000
bail in Chicago, and, being unable to
furnish it, was sent to jail.
Gov. Voorhees, of New Jersey is
threatened with President McKinley's
fate in an unsigned postal card.
The white house is beset by cranks
with bulletproof shirts for sale and
other devices to outwit anarchists.
President Roosevelt evaded the
secret service men guarding him and
took walk alone in. the city parks.
A chemical analysis of the bullets
used in the revolver of Czolgosz
proved that they were not poisoned.
A memorial tablet is to be erected
in Memphis to mark a place where
President Mckinley delivered an adj
dress
In New York Johann Most was ar
rested while haranguing an anarchist
meeting. Other reds were also cap
tured
Secretary Cortelyou went to Canton
TO attend to some important matters in
connection with President McKinley's
estate.
The revulsion following the murder
of President Mckinley had disastrous
effect on the attendance of the Buff
falo exposition.
Mrs. MoKinley's condition encour-
ages her friends to think the presi-
dents assassination will not seriously
affect her health.
Pope Leo informed delegation of
Catholics that Mr.. McKinley's murder
was due to the excessive liberty that
prevails in America.
President Roosevelt ordered that
the policy of his predecessor toward
the Philippines and in the Venezuela
Colombia controversy be carried out
The members of the late presidents
cabinet have accepted President
Roosevelt's invitation to retain their
portfolios until the end Of his term of
office
One hundred anarchists met at the
house of Anarchist Bresci's widow in
Peterson, N. j., to celebrate, it is sup
posed, the assassination of the pres1-
dent One was arrested.
King Edward VII. and other Europ-
can royalties attended the Mckinley
memorial service in Copenhagen.
King Edward commanded his court to
go into mourning for week.
President Roosevelt rebuked a pho
tographer who attempted to get a
picture of him at the door Of church.
Police hereafter are to protect the
president from such annoyances.
Assassin Czolgosz pleaded guilty,
but the trial will continue under the
law. Three of the doctors who at
tended the president told of the
wound and of it's treatment by the
surgeons.
President Roosevelt took up his res
idence in the white housC. The last
of the personal effects of his prede-
cessor were packed, and shipped to
Canton. Some valuable souvenir
gifts we're in the lot.
The appointment of Colonel Whit
ney as the presidents special aid is
believed to be blow at Corbin.
The income of Mrs. Mckinley, &C
cording to an intimate friend, Will
amount to $4,000 year.
The nationalists of the Basque
provinces, Spain; have sent a message
to President Roosevelt congratulating
him upon his accession and expressing
their best wishes for the welfare Of
the United States as the defender OF
oppressed peoples"
President Roosevelt took up the
duties Of his Office, passing long day
at the white house, presiding at cab
met meeting and discussing Cuban al
fairs with Gen. Wood and Secretary
Root. His first official act was the
appointment of Col. James NJ Bell as
a brigaGier- general.
Washington police are looking for a
man who approached several peGes-
trians early and asked the address of
President Roosevelt's sister, the wife
of Commander Cowles, of the navy.
Several officers were detailed to guard
the Cowles residence. The man carried
box about eight inches long and
three and half wide.
What is the use of talking about
that? / killed the president. / am an
anarchist and simply did my duty
That's all I'll say" Leon F. Czolgosz,
the assassin of President Mckinley,
said those words to Frank A. Olozon-
owski, editor of Buffaloski, Polish
newspaper, but would say nothing
further about the crime, while willing
to talk freely about other subjects.
William r. Hearst, proprietor Of
the New York Journal, was hanged in
efigy in Brooklyn for the second time.
Last Monday straw figure of Hearst
was cut down from walnut tree at
Cleveland and Jamaica avenues,
where it had been jeered and stoned
for forty-eight hours because the
crowd feared that the police would de-
stroy the efigy before arrangements
could be made to burn it. On Wednes-