Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1901-08-19

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mayor of New York.
The Weyerhouser syndicate bought
10000 acres of timber land in
Louisiana for $65O,000.
A boa constructor escaped from
circus in Toledo and the residents are
passing sleepless nights.
Peter Nelson Oague, a farm hand
near Deadwood. inherited a $11,000,-
900 fortune in Denmark.
Mrs. Carrie Nation smashed
liquor bottle in a smoking car on
train near Columbus, 0.
the equality of the negro. | lay at
the door of the Christian church every
burden we have to bear"
Charles Eckman. a farmer living
near Doggett, Mich, was killed by
being thrown from a wagon.
The st. Paul railroad starts a cam
paign against the man who pays one
fare and occupies two seats.
c. r. Linde, a Chicago architect, IS
believed to be the victim of muir
derer at Port Angeles, Wash.
Mrs. Rebecca Mcdonald Of Bling
hamton, N. Y, is to sue for city
property valued at $1O0,0OO,0OO.
Coin" Harvey declared Bryan was
defeated because his campaign was
mismanaged by Chairman Jones.
A bar of gold bullion valued at
500 900 disappeared while on the way
from Unalaska to Sun Francisco.
John B. Doerr, the horseman, died
at the Long Branch horse show while
driving his team of high steppers.
A day laborer in the mines near
Negaunee, Mich. inherited $25O,O0O
by the death of a sister in England.
Admiral Evans is reprimanded for
his reference to Former Secretary
Chandler in his book A Sailors Log.
Thieves robbed the home Of Mrs.
Edward Kelley of Premium Point,
N. Y, of $4,000 worth of silverware.
ter, Mass. was reelected president of
the Catholic Total Abstinence Union.
In Denver. Col, Mrs. Philip Hich-
cock shot James w. Roberts dead and
probably mortally wounded his wife.
Mrs. Walker of Washington report
ed to the Atlantic City police the loss
of a $4,000 diamond and pearl brooch.
Private yacht Rhea wrecked in the
Galoup rapids in the st. Lawrence
river and three persons were drowned
Fire destroyed the Niles & Moser
cigar store and the J. A. Johnson
cafe in Kansas City, Mo. Loss, $50
600.
Charges against Herbert Saxton,
Mrs. McKinley's nephew, may be
made as the result of row of revenue
officials
While hunting turtles in a canal at
Detroit, Mich, Godfrey Fortier, aged
10, and William Hintler, aged IA, were
drowned.
The Seri Indians are declared by
Professor MCGEE to be the widest
tribe Of American aborigines in
existence
Frank and Omar Revis, alleged
leaders Of a gang of thieves operating
in northern Indiana, were arrested at
ST. Marys, O.
A Southern Pacific train went
through bridge into Keith lake
bayou, Texas, but all the passengers
were rescued.
Jack Winters confesses to the
robbery of the gold bullion at Vallejo,
Cal, and $4,000 of the $28O0O0
was recovered.
Don and Holland Wick, aged II and
years, were drowned at Alliance, O.,
while trying to cross the Mahoning
river on . plank.
Anarchists of Paterson, N. J.. foiled
a scheme of the Italian government to
get them in it's power. Five spies
were captured.
Mrs. Mary Newberry Adams, widow
Of Judge Justin Adams, former chief
justice of the Iowa supreme court,
died at Dubuque.
It is reported that two officials Of
the Seventh National bank of New
York have been indicted by the
federal grand jury.
President Mckinley will combine
his visit to Buffalo with that to the
Grand Army of the Republic encamp-
ment at Cleveland.
It now develops that the state of
Texas had $355,OOO on deposit in the
First National bank of Austin, which
has just closed it's doors.
The Photographers Association Of
America, in it's annual convention in
Detroit, elected George NJ. Edmond
son of Cleveland president.
The will of the late A. A. Ryder of
MarengO, ILL.,, provides that the village
after term of years shall receive
$4,000 for a public library.
Thomas Taggart, three times mayor
of indianapolis, in a letter to the
Democratic city committee, declines
to accept a fourth nomination.
Senator Deboe, Of Kentucky, has
won his long fight to GUST the post
mistress of Newcastle, KY, the place
being needed for a party worker
An additional $4,000 was given to
Washington, Ind, yesterday by
Andrew Carnegie for free library,