Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-12
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
wind-storm at st. Louis did $9oo'-
900 damage. 4,
president Roosevelt is meditatlng
an isthmian canal message.
The St. Louis fair directorate mas
agreed on 1904 for the date.
Immigrants to the number OF 20
720 were landed from Europe last
week. Two
At Omaha Andrew F. Haas, i've
stock commission man, was killed by
the cars. ,. 70
The ship subsidy bill is likely 10
meet disaster through the recent
steamship merger.
Forty-one couples, from nine states
were married at St. Joseph, Mich, III
the last two weeks.
Middle Tennessee was devastated
nv a bad electric and rainsCorm, DONG
millions of damage.
Mrs Thomas l.. DOrnin OF Newport
News is one of the heirs to a large
fortune in England.
Mrs Marie Havemayer tiffany WIS
granted a divorce from Perry TlftahF
at Riverhead, Long island.
T. Paderewsk sailed from New
York for Liverpool, carrying SIZo,oVo'
the net profits of his American tour.
The board of visitors to the naval
academy proposes to recommend the
sreedy promotion of graduated oadetS.
Steel workers, in convention at
Wheeling. decided to increase the
strike defense fund from $4,000 to
100000.
Andrew Carnegie, who sailed from
New York for Scotland, said he was
thinking of buying chain OF news
papers.
The Presbyterian general assembly
will be attended by President Roose-
welt. The creed revision report to
be made.
The conference of mine owners and
employees in New York referred its
differences back to the National Civic
Federation.
Robert Bremner of Chicago, who
shot Attorney Lewis H. Mitchell,
said he had vision prompting him to
kill the lawyer.
Earl Katkins, a patient at the CEN
trail insane hospital at Jacksonville,
Ill. died as the result of being scalded
in bath-tub.
At Denver Mrs. John L. Kingsbury,
wife of the foreman Of local laundry,
poisoned her two children and her
self: dependency.
Ed High, a Fontanet, Ind, coal
miner, killed himself in remorse for
the murder of another miner. He
had been acquitted.
The Wilson homestead at Mason,
n H. said to be the birthplace of the
auction for $1,000.
John F. Grant, engineer, and Will
liam Nixon, fireman, on the New York
Central fast mail were killed in a
wreck at Clyde, N. Y.
New York builders imported
structural iron and steel from Eng
land and Germany because the home
demand was too great.
Cardinal Sebastian Martinelli, who
left for Washington, admitted that he
had received word by cable from
Rome of his recall.
Senator Mel aurin of South Carolina
bOlted his parry because his colleague,
TilIman, planned to exclude his fol
lowers from the primaries.
Andrew F. Haas, one of the most
wealthy stockmen in the west, was
struck by a Union Pacific train at
South Omaha and killed.
American manufactures are pre-
ferred in China to any others, and
the Japanese are trying to market
cheap limitations Of them.
The Rock Island road has bought |
the st. Louis, Kansas City ana |
Colorado railroad, and secures an
entrance into st. Louis.
Ex-ChampiOn Bob Fitzsimmons |
spent four hours in Chicago, and |
started for San Francisco to try to ar |
range a match with Jeffries.
One member of gang of safeblOw- |
ers which took $500 from the KelIar
Mich, post0fice was cOrnered and |
fatally shot near Wateryliet.
A life insurance company to take |
risks at less than One-fifth Of the Did |
line rates will be formed at Milwau- |
kee, with nOn-transferable policies.
Bishop Lawrence of Massachusetts,, !
i'll an address to an Episcopal conven-