Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-11-10
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Andrew Carnegie has given $4,000
for public library at Belfast.
G. A. Fay, a Clinton, Ia, editor was
robbed Of $1,000 at his home.
Grown Prince of Siam and suite
reached Chicago by special train.
Sam Harris, alleged negro murderer,
was shot to death by mob at Salem,
Ala
At Inez, KY, Pleasant Spreading was
held for kicking to death his 5-year-
old son.
A rich discovery Of gold in the Black
Hornet district of Idaho has caused a
stampede.
Colonel Joseph H. Huston has been
reproved for not trying to stop the
Preside riots.
Three trainmen were killed by
sion near Baltimore.
At ST. Louis William Roebuck, aged
40 years, an opera singer, was killed
by suburban car.
J. P. Morgan conferred with Senator
Hanna and a merger of soft coal com
panies is rumored
A Northwestern milk train killed
Frank and Louis Schultz and Charles
and James WoOdrich at Algonquin,
Ill.
The Chicago Federation of Labor
has rescinded it's resolution of expul-
sion against Typographical Union No.
16.
The body Of Salina Petersen, the
Chicago high school student who dis
appeared Oct. II, was found in park
lagoon.
Miss Bessie Williams died at Rich
mond, Ind, as a result Of burns
caused by the explosion of a gasoline
stove.
At Sandusky, Ohio, Rev. E. A. Stein
er, Congregationlist, was asked to re-
sign because of too much socialism in
his views.
w. L. Elkins, a Philadelphia CAPT
alist narrowly escaped death by
falling derrick. John Menden of Chi
cago was killed.
Congressman R. G.. Cousins of Tip
ton, Iowa, underwent painful opera
ton at a Chicago hospital, from which
he is recovering.
President Roosevelt warned the
white house architects against delays.
Completion Of repairs is expected for
a cabinet dinner Dec. 18.
The steam yacht Margarita, char
tered by Charles M. Schwab, president
of the United States Steel Corpora
ton, sailed from Genoa for Cannes.
President Roosevelt visited Cedar
mountain battlefield and heard the bat
tie described by Judge Grimsley,
captain in the sixth Virginia cavalry.
Archbishop Riordan of San Fran
cisco and Garrett McEnerney, his le-
gal adviser, started from Rome for
London.
H. E. Christensen, president of the
Farmers and Merchants Bank at
,SharpsbUrg, Iowa, is missing and the
bank is said to be short $4,000.
Three daughters of Thomas Gibson,
prosperous negro farmer near
Wynne, Ark, were killed at their
home, and the murderer is not known.
Fire caused by the crossing of cleo
trio wires in the tool shop Of the
Jones & Laughlin steel plant, Pitts
burg, Pa, resulted in a loss Of $780,
600.
J. H. Hutchings, who discovered the
Yosemite valley, was killed by his
team going over the grade on his way
into the valley. Mr.. Hutchings was
80 years old.
Stella Teller niece of the Colorado
senator, who escaped from an asylum
at Jacksonville, Ill, need not return,
according to the decision of a judge at
Valparaiso, Ind.
J. f. B. Cassell of Radford, Va, of
fered a chatting dish as a prize for the
best love letter written to him. Thirty
women competed and Miss Anne Vir-
ginia CU1bertson won.
In the football game between Mary
vile college and the Tennessee deaf
and dumb school, Will Cole, II years
old, full-back of the mutes, had his
collar bone broken.
The first intimation that Mrs. Ed
ward Rohlfng had that her husband
was a crook was when he was shot
and killed by Chicago detective. The
woman is heart-brOken.
Dun & Co.'s review reported bust
ness uninfuenced by election. Freight
shipments blocked by lack Of motive
power October railroad earnings were
At per cent over 1901.
The remains of John w. Mackay,
who died in London July 20, we're
brought to the United States. Mrs.
Mackay and her daughter, the Princess
COIOnna, accompanied them.
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