Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-08-25

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Elgin Creamery company were at Des
Moines, Ia, and Madison, Wis, to ap-
ply for the appointment of auxiliary
receivers for the concern in those
states
At Cleveland, Health officer Freder-
ich has begun a war against the use
of dirty money. He says there is
more af1oat in Cleveland than in any
other city outside of New York or Chi
cago.
At Williamsburg, KY, ex-Sheritf
Sutton committed suicide by jumping
into the Cumberland river. The fact
that Sutton's wife recently applied for
divorce is supposed to have been the
cause.
Senator Hanna is reported as hold
ing General Leonard Wood responsible
for the troubles of Major Rathbone in
Cuba, and, therefore, objects to Wood
as a member of the isthmian canal
commission.
A Washington dispatch states that
the administration has decided to take
hand in the Delaware fight and to
exert all it's influence to- secure the
election of Mr. Addicks to the United
Safes senate.
Miss Kazimira Kibastiuons, aged 20,
! accompanied by bridemaids and bridal
party, waited in vain at the Lithuanian
church, Chicago, for the bridegroom,
John Palzewski, who had decided he
did not want to marry.
Mrc
Herman B. Duryea of New York
bought horses and will race them I'm
der the name of "Mr. Roslyn' for the
purpose of beating the horses owned
by their husbands.
Herbert E. Hill, the young man who
| murdered his sister and committed a
murderous assault on his mother at
their home in Roxbury, Mass, July 8,
was adjudged insane and ordered COM
mitted to an asylum.
The body of John McNeal, aged 60,
was found in a skiff near Paducah,
KY, Sunday. He was known from
Pittsburg to the Mississippi as Sailor
| Jack" 1t is believed he died from
! heart disease while alone in his craft.
| OlGOD1dI lAchC1O OIL uOCSA-
mined to continue the efforts to use
palm oil in the manufacture of the
product without having to pay the
extra 10 cents a pound levied on oleo-
margarine colored in imitation of but
| ter.
R. P. Updyke, G. E. Mason and G. w.
| Nelson, Minnesota; H. G.. Kemp, Wis
consin R. A. Palmer, Iowa; F. L.
| Anders. North Dakota, will be eX-
amined with a view to their appoint
ment as second lieutenants in the
army.
Senator Burrows of Michigan, chair
man of the senate committee on privi-
leges and elections, says that the
senate will, when it meets in Deem
! Der, take note of the assault commit
tee by Senator Bailey upon Senator
| Beveridge.
The 1902 fishing season in the Col
umbia river closed. 1t is estimated
that the salmon pack is $4,000 cases,
OF 100000 more than last year About
| 900 cases were shipped in cold
| storage, making the total catch 462,-
| 900 cases.
Henry Glenny of the Choctaw, Ok
lahoma and Gulf railroad was killed by
| Cobb Teel in a street car. He used
profane language to the conductor.
| Glenny, who was accompanied by his
wife, objected and in fight he was
shot by Teel.
Miss Mary A. Dool, who died at
| H1o5o TIL flor oo+inu noydu cyiu0U
her by Miss iona Dunlap, may have
been murdered. The police find Miss
Dunlap bought arsenic before buying
the candy she offered Miss Dool An
investigation is being made
The grave of G. S. Morris of Madi-
son, Kan, reported to have been muir
deredj was opened and the coffin found
! to contain two pounds of ice. Insm-
| ance companies and fraternal orders
| in which he carried policies were sus-
| picious and caused the elimination.
The coroner's inquest over the body
of A G. Latimer murdered supposedly
| by burglar in Brooklyn, developed
the fact that his wife has received at
tentions from numerous men, both
married and single. Everything points
! to w. H. Tuthill as the murderer.
At Bowling Green, KY, John G..
| Gerard, one of the wealthiest young
me- Of that section, was taken to the
| Western Kentucky asylum for the in
sane Gerard is an undertaken. Thirty
siX funerals in thirty-one days proved
toe much for him and his mind gave
way.
John A. Hinsey of Milwaukee, who
as president of the board of control
of the endowment rank of the Knights
of Pythias, was accused of misap-
propriating 100000, was suspended
until his case shall have been dis
posed of by the grand tribunal of
, Illinois.
| At Washington, Mrs. Nelson A.
Miles, president of society for fur
nishing home for stray dogs, has
been cited to appear on the charge of
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