Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-07-14
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
The Baldwin-Zeigler polar expedi-
ton left Trumsoe, Norway.
storm in Jamaica blew down
thousands of banana trees.
A brilliant reception to an East India
princess was given in London.
Lord Salisbury will retire as soon
as King Edward is crowned.
The London Spectator declares tina.
royal blood is not deteriorating.
Luke Dillon, the notorious Clan-na-
Gael, was identified in the Kingston
prison.
Queen Alexandra snapshotted the
East Indian troops after the review in
London.
Stories of strained relations oe-
tween Italy and England are called
absurd.
A military convention between Rus
STA and Bulgaria causes anxiety
throughout Europe.
At Lorenzo Marques, the fire which
started July is still burning, the loss
Wins oOOuL OUV,VUV.
King Edward, his physicians state,
continues to make substantial
progress toward recovery.
A treaty of trade commerce and
amity between the United States and
Spain was signed at Madrid.
Fire destroyed $50 buildings recently
in Laurvig, province of Jarlsberg,
Norway. The loss is over $28O,OOO.
Gertrude Dupee of Chicago saved j..
Milton Stetson of Cincinnati from
drowning at Atlantic City while ba u
ing.
Santos-Dumont, who has left London
for Paris, is contemplating airship ex-
periments at Newport and Maria
gansett.
At Rome there was large gather
ing of notables in honor of the tweaSy-
fourth anniversary of the pope's
coronation.
Germany's exports for the year
ended June 80 were $1O1, 714,O64, an
increase of $1,827, $50 over the preced-
ing year
A train was blown over during q
cyclone near Rampurhat, India.
Thirteen persons were killed ana
fifteen injured.
Lord Cranborne's defense of Salts
bury's foreign policy showed that
British "entangIements'' are numer-
Gus and vexatious.
Bulgaria demanded from Turkey
co fcfo 50,
moval of the flag from the Bulgarian
agency at Series, Roumenia
A French court non-suited stock
holder of the old Panama Canal com
rany and fined him 500 for causing
trouble for the new company
Mrs. Louisa Alling, widow, and
daughter of George Harvey Smith OF
New York, was married to William
Min, the London publisher.
Daniel S. Lamont is being boomer
for governor of New York by Senatoc
Tim" Sullivan, Tammany leader.
Cleveland is believed to favor him.
President Castro of Venezuela VI
take command Of $500 government
troops at Valencia, who are opposing
the main body of the revolutionists.
W.. J. Pirrie told a committee Cf
parliament he did not believe subsidie5
could prevent the transfer to tho
Americans of ships like the White
Star liners.
King Edward probably will go for a
yachting cruise when sufficiently re
covered. The royal yacht is being
made ready. The kings progress
continues good.
Venezuelan insurgents captured Ba .
cuisimeto, capital of the state of Lara
FIJI islanders chanted a native
hymn outside Buckingham palace for
King Edwards recovery.
Joseph Chamberlain, British colonial
secretary, was seriously hurt in Loz.
don by collision between a cab he
was riding in and a post He was
thrown forward through a glass door
It is expected that Generals Botha
De Wet and Delarey will tour Europe
England and America, asking aid for
the widows, orphans and crippled OF
the beers.
At Kingston, Ont, a prisoner en-
rolled in the penitentiary as Karl Dali.
man is found to be Luke Dillon, one
of the gang that attempted to blow w
the Welland canal locks some years
ago.
British colonial guests in London
are being 'killed with kindness" by
banuuets and garden parties The
coronation may take place in August
English foreign trade for June de
creased.
J. P. Morgan lunched with the
kaiser at Kiel. P. A. B. Widener
Allison Armour, C. A. Griscom anC