Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-11-18
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Domestic.


A nOn-uniOn teamster was murdered
in the street at San Francisco.
F. S. Newell, president of the Balm
wagon works, died at Kenosha.
Maclay is to revise his history of
the navy if Schley is exonerated.
Pearl Starkey killed his cousin at
Glenn, Mich, for discharging him.
Alabama voters declared for the
adoption of the new state constitution.
An explosion of gas at Indianapolis
wrecked a street and fatally hurt two
men.
The independent California fruit
canning establishments are to consoli-
date.
Two children we're burned to death
at Minonk, ILL.,, in fire caused by gas
oline.
Miss Stone, in a letter to a friend
at Sofia, declares herself hopeful of
release.
Smi,h college is to get 100000 from
a friend if the college raises an equal
amount.
Cole Younger was offered a captain
cy Oh the Minneapolis police force, but
declined.
Robbers tried to rob bank at Da-
rien, Wis, but failed, after arousing
the town
Joseph Carter, farmer living near
Enid, Ok E., killed another man by
fist blow.
The water tower at Fairhaven,
Mass, collapsed, releasing $4,000 tons
of water.
Twenty-Five cases of smallpox and
three deaths were reported last week
in Boston.
The president and Mrs. Roosevelt
gave their first formal dinner at the
white house.
The president will not make any fed
eral appointments in New York until
congress meets.
Electric railway promoters plan a
combination of roads in Michigan, Tn
diana and Ohio.
Columbia university trustees denied
that WI Ting Fang had been offered
a professorship.
A child wandered away from berry
pickers near Sault Ste. Marie and per-
ished in the woods.
President Roosevelt will make
trusts a prominent feature of his mes
sage to congress.
Senator Lodge in a speech in Bos-
ton said the Monroe doctrine must be
defended at all cost.
AFvr 0co;o+oJ ho1s
daughter, held reception in the white
house for 200 guests.
Independent biscuit manufacturers
met at Cincinnati TO consider the for
nation Of a combination.
A Chicago delegation waited on the
president and urged the creation of
department of commerce.
Twenty-four students Of ST. Stanis-
laus' college, Bay ST Louis, Miss,
were expelled for going to circus.
Negotiations for the sale of the
Danish West Indian islands to the
United States are nearly completed.
Tammany leaders expect wholesale
assertions from their ranks to the in
dependent democratic organizations.
Dennis Mulvihill, coal HEAVIER, was
inaugurated as mayor of Bridgeport,
Conn. He was elected for his honesty.
Three robbers tried to hold up
gambling house at Naco, Ariz., but
were routed, one of them being killed
A hotel to cost $2,500,O0O is to be
erected in Park avenue, between For
ty-frst and Forty-second streets, New
York.
A negro at Rosedale, Miss, who was
given light sentence for killing a
son of B. F. Brooks, was shot by the
latter.
American shipping tonnage has
reached the maximum figure of 1861,
but is still far below that of European
countries
A daughter of the late Judge Clag-
gett started the only barber shop con-
Quoted by woman in the state of
Washington.
Edna Passmore, aged 5, was kid
mapped from school at Bedding, Mich,
and carried away by her mother and
grandfather
Frank Thompson, leader of the Fort
LeavenwOrth prison mutineers, was
recaptured near Council Grove, Kas.,
after a battle.
1t is said President Roosevelt will
not advocate in his message to con
gress any changes in the tariff during
the coming winter.
Governor Beckham Of Kentucky re-
piled to Governor Durbin and scored
him for refusing to honor a requisi-
ton for w S. Taylor.
Corn yield the last season, accord
ing to the government crop report,
was 1914 bushels per acre, the small
est average on record.
Mrs. William S. Cowles, sister of
President Roosevelt, was robbed Of
or lost, about ten days ago, diamond
brooch valued at $4,000.
James Nevins Of Kankakee, ILL.,, was
declared guilty Of the murder of d.
F. Reardon in 1896 and sentenced to