Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-03-17
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
The president signed the bill for
permanent census bureau.
A negro who attacked a white
woman was lynched at Foreman,
Ark.
An alligator gar weighing 250
pounds was caught in the Mississippi
al Alton
Buffalo Bill is planning to secure
a colony of 5000 Swedes for the Big
Horn valley.
Three persons were killed by two
trains between New Brunswick and
Trenton, n. j.
Two women and man were killed
by coal gas at Mount Clemens, Mich
A match lighted in search for a pen
ny at Sedalia, Mo-, caused a 100000
fire.
Lillian Russell is to head an opera
company under Belasco's manage
ment.
Two men were killed and four IN
jured in a powder mill explosion
near Keol1uk, Ia.
Commerce with Spain in 1901, in
both export and imports, was greater
than ever before.
The Iowa senate passed a bill pro-
viding one-ffth of mill tax levy for
the state university.
Marconi left for Canada to make
arrangements for building signal
station of NcYoo ppo+0p
The French artist Chartran is
painting portraits of Mrs. Roosevelt
and her daughter Alice.
The charred body of a woman was
found in house at Winsted Conn.
with no signs of fire near it.
Hetty Green of New York will
make her home hereafter in Cohasset,
Mich, in order to save taxes.
At Kansas City, Mo, John Hender-
son, who came from Minneapolis, was
robbed Of 5000 by negress
Governor Odell removed Sheriff
Charles H. Guden of Brooklyn be
cause Of an illegal prediction agree,
ment.
Attorney j. w. Rausch of Morris,
ILL.,, was indicted for forging a will in
volving the disposition of 100000
estate
Watson the star half-back of Will
Jams, left college because of injuries
to his eyes received in a football
game.
War department officials are OPP
posed to the bill to give the heirs OF
General Fitzjohn Porter $28OOOO back
salary.
Ciscenvo Panzillo, a New York
butcher was murdered by man
hired to assassinate him by a bust
ness rival.
Northern Pacific trains were tied
up at St Paul by strike to enforce
the reinstatement of a discharged
freight crew.
J. H. Brown a leading New York
businessman disinherited his widow
and four children because of unduti.
full treatment.
A resolution providing for the
election of senator by a direct vote
Of the people was introduced in the
Iowa legislature
NO one went thirsty in New York
for the want Of drink Sunday, for
there was no apparent effort to en-
force the liquor, law.
The war revenue repeal bill of the
house was so cerelessly drawn that Il
new measure will be substituted for
it in the senate.
At Twin Bridges, Mont, fire wiped
out the business portion of the town
and for while threatened the whole
place. Loss, $4,000.
A mob of saloon sympathizers
threatened violence to a pastor who
is fighting the liquor dealers at
Negaunee, Mich
Private Peplle, the defendant in the
fourteen diamond rings case, is pre-
pairing to sue the government for
$4,000 damages.
Miss Julia Lamont, daughter of
Daniel Lamont, former secretary of
war, is critically i'll with brain fever
at ner home in New York.
Resolutions were introduced in con-
gress authorizing the president to
invite France 10 take part in unveil-
ing of ROchambeau monument
Since the passage of the act of
March IA, 1900, there have been or
ganized SAT national banking associa-
tons, with aggregate capital stock of