Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-10-27

machine politics, relief from trusts,
and the curtailment of stock issues
are demanded.
DOMESTIC.
Lord Roberts will visit America
next year.
LiptOn's challenge was accepted by
the New York Yacht club.
The United States led the world in
the production Of coal in 1901
The failure is announced of Gilman,
Son & Co., bankers, of New York.
Three whites and eight negroes
were killed in a race war at Littleton,
Ala.
Secretary Shaw announced that he
will buy $15,vvV,OOO 4 per cent. bonds
of 1925. J.. il,<aAsFszl
half dozen derricks and a settling
tank were destroyed in the Texas oil
district
The resumption of mining in the
anthricite region is expected to occur
at once. f%l
At North Yamhill, Oregon, robbers
secured 5000 from passengers on the
TillamOok stage.
Prof. Robert T. Hill believes the
phases Of the moon have something to
do with volcanic activity.
Near Mount Pleasant. Mich.
Archie" Woodin killed his wife's
parents and his own child.
John E. Redmond, John Dillon and
Michael Davitt, the Irish ENJOYS, ar
rived in Boston from Queenstown.
A Persian magician is missing from
Chicago and the wife of a wealthy
Wisconsin man fails to return home.
By a collision of towboats near
Huntington, w. Va, II coal boats were
sunk and 100000 bushels of coal lost.
Frank Strong, former president of
Oregon state university, was installed
as chancellor of University of Kansas.
In New York Contractor Mcdonald
applied for permission to extend the
rapid-transit system to Van Cortlandt
park. ~ .
At Kingwood, w. Va, Eli Moore was
fatally injured and his son, Walter
Moore, instantly killed in a cider mill
accident.
ReVs. H. B. Hartzler and w. F. Hell
were elected bishops by the United
Evangelical conference at Williams
port, Pa.
The plant of the American Glue
company, located at Springdale, Pa,
was burned, entailing a loss Oh
100000.
The prosecution showed that Lieut..
John Rush, one of Fire Chief Croker's
witnesses in New York, was an ex-
convict.
The second trial of Roland B. Mol
1neux for the alleged murder of Mrs.
Katherine J. Adams was begun at
New York.
At Marlboro, Md, Thomas Williams
colored, was convicted of murder in
the first degree for killing Henry Bar
ton, colored.
There are rumors of an engagement
between the crown prince of Siam
and Miss Eleanor, daughter of Gen
eral James L. Wilson.
The increased cost of the neces-
saries Of life has led New York
charitable institutions to task for
4uOI = I1USIdI ala,
William Ziegler announced that he
has served all connections with Elk
plorer Baldwin. He may now send
Peary to find the north pole.
If President Roosevelt can attend
Prof. Woodrow Wilson's inauguration
as president of Princeton, he will be
ex-President CIeveland's guest.
The big lion bought by Andrew
Carnegie's little daughter, Margaret
for the New York Bronx geological
park arrived from Hamburg.
Eva Martin, a Chicago nurse, has
fallen heir to $4,000, a gift from an
unknown wealthy patient she had
nursed thrOug a severe illness.
The twentieth century limited train
on the Big Four was wrecked at Flint
o., by an open switch. The engineer
was fatally hurt; others slightly.
Jim Younger, the famous outlaw
suicided for love in ST. Paul, shooting
himself through the head He was
81 wears old and was out on parole
President Mitchell, of the mine
workers union, sent a long reply tc
President Roosevelt accepting the
arbitration commission as appointed.
Discovery of boar frost on the
moons surface is believed by Prof
Pickering Of Harvard university tC
have been confirmed by the eclipse.
The demand by wood carvers thai
carvings for the white house should