Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-04-14
DOMESTIC.

prOprietOrs at Milwaukee, suspended.
The Iowa senate passed the supreme
court reporter and credit Insurance
bills.
G. E. Coke zinc mine promoter,
killed himself at Knoxville.
Six Princeton students were fined
$3.50 each for college pranks.
A fine lot of Belgian hares was
burned to death at Woodstock, I'll.
POlicemen's jobs will be offered to
the highest bidders at Hazleton, Pa
J The president presented a sword TO
Major Jenkins at the Charleston ex-
position.
Robbers blew open a safe at Penn
fell, Ind, and took $4,000 without
causing alarm.
President A S. Draper. University
or Illinois, had a leg broken in a run
away accident.
A census bulletin showed that TO-
oaeco manufactures increased 81
per cent in ten years.
The Cleveland street railways asked
the court to delay the building of
three-cent fare roads.
The president ordered an inquiry
into the alleged British military
camp at New Orleans
The Iowa house passed the educa-
tlonal mileage bills will give 81 500
900 to state institutions.
The Italian government will b11v
the Phoebe Hearst residence in
washington for embassy.
The Virginia constitutional con-
Ventlon adopted a clause barring
negroes from registration
cruelty charges against the warden
and deputy of the Michigan City Gnd)
prison will be Investigated.
Tammany Hall is again in control,
OF the board of aldermen through a
nlVlslon in the fusion element
A Grand Trunk passenger train was
wrecked near Lansing. Mich one
person being killed and five hurt
Flre losses OF the United States for
March were $1O,S52, $50, nearly 50
per cent less than for March, 1901
because she dfslikes her neigbbors
a New York woman has advertised
her mousse for sale only to negroes
Dr' Howard Taylor, missionary to
emma, said in interview that Cbrfs.
'ianlty ultimately will prevail there
Florence Burns, acquitted of the
murder of Walter Brooks in New
Iork' will join Frank DanieIs's
chorus.
CharIes A. Goodnow, general sune~.
Intendent of the st. Paul railroad
nlll De made general manager of the
Rock Island. - III o
Colonel Espado FiIinino VIII
0"ole allegiance to United States ana
returned to the insurgents was given
life sentence.
Inc supreme court overruled DO
mqIier of Colorado denying conf,
jurisdiction in the CoIora do L1o,,o.a
water right suit. - GIL : as
Two men-of-war, the Tlinois
Cnlcago' will represent the Tinted
states at the coronation of King IA.
ward next June. i1O-
Albert L. Patrick, who mrrdaroc
Marsh Rice, in New York. was son.
fenced to die May 5. The execution
will be stayed by appeal,
LOUIS Sparks, a 14-year-o1d ST.
Joseph, Mich, boy, started for Texas
"here he expects to elope with II.
year-old DelDhine O'Connor,
A new merger suit against the
Great Northern and Northern Pacific
roads was begun by the state of
Minnesota in the state courts
(1Q1rnftn
crease among New York women. AND
pubic smoking and lounging rooms
are being provided for their use
Inc state of Washington asked tbe
supreme court for leave to bring an
antl-merger suit against Northern
Pacific-Great Northern railroads
Della Mathews, woman patient al
tDe chicago county hospital, jumped
head1rst from third story window
while in delirium end was killed
kankakee and neighboring towns
are seeking to solve the identity OF
Miss May Keney. iournevmar
pl inter VINO some suppose is a boy.
The st. Louis grand jury made p
report charging the members of the
mousse OF delegates with corr1lption
ana citing numerous cases of whole.
sale bribery.
The retail clerks of Chicago started
d movement for nine-hour day and
minimum wage, to include the
united States. They will organize
on union lines.
Burlington passenger train was
nelo up near st. Joseph, Mo, bv
-FOUR men. The express car was
entered but the hunt for yaluables
was unsuccessful.
secretary Shaw made public his
!etCer IN reply to complaints regard
ing the conduct of customs inspectors