Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-01-06
TELEGRAMS IN BRIEF.

rupted the operation OIL IdIIl odu0'
B. S. Amber of Salem, O., has been
APPOINTED federal judge for the Philip
pines.
The George H. Thomas post held an
nual memorial services for deceased
members.
A new Mot of Leavenworth cOnvicts
to escape was foiled by Warden Nc
Claughry.
It has been decided that President
Kruger will send a letter to President
Roosevelt.
The Newfoundland coast was swept
nv gales which did great damage to
shipping.
Oficials of the Boston National
league team will join the Spaldlng
combination.
The fight between Hanna and For
aker for control of the Ohio legislature
is growing fierce.
Oberlin College may lose Rockefel-
Ier's 100000 gift because OF lnablllty
to raise $38,700.
The grievance committee OF Bur
Hngton employees held a meeting at
ST. Joseph, Mo.
The German government will attach
agricultural experts to it's more I'M
portant consulates.
A "gusher" has come in six miles
from Barboursyille, KY, yielding 1000
barrels of oil day.
RumOrs are current at Santiago de
Chile that a revolution has broken out
at BuenOs Aires
Diplomats agree that the signing OF
the protocol assures peace between
Chile and Argentina.
Governor Murphy has urged the gov
eminent to open the Indian lands in
Arizona to settlement.
A Chinese preacher delivered ser
mon in English at the Lenox Presby-
terrain church, New York.
Governor Shaw will leave for Wash
ington on new years night at the IN
vitation of the president.
Capt Richard P. Leary, dlstln-
guished Maryland naval officer died
at Chelsea, Massachusetts.
Government stations have demon
strated the practicability of raising
Egyptian cotton in Arizona.
A trust is being formed to control
vessels engaged in the lumber carry
ing trade on the great lakes
The new years reception at the
white house will begin the social sea-
son at the national capital.
Congressman McCreary may intro
duce a bill permitting national banks
to loan money on real estate.
Governor Van SAINT left for Helena,
Mont, to attend the conference of
governors on railroad merger.
Portia Knight may compromise the
breach of promise suit against the
duke of Manchester for 100000.
An electric Illuminated carriage
call system is to be used at the Metro
politan opera house, New York.
Gen Bartoleme Maso has given up
the contest for president of Cuba and
retired to his home in Manzanillo.
The Brazilian senate mas approved
an agreement as to the boundary be-
tween British Guiana and Brazil,
Statistics compiled by Bradstreet's
show that 1901 has been the banner
business year of the United States.
One of the most sensational MUIR
ders in New York is charged to four
young men by the confession of one.
President Roosevelt desires to in
clude consuls and third-class post
masters in civil service classification.
Beers under DeWet rushed the
British camp at Zeefontein, and it is
feared that the casualties are heavy.
Booker T. Washington made an adj
dress at the Second Presbyterian
church, Chicago, which was crowded.
New chimes of the Chicago Grace
Episcopal church were dedicated and
blessed by Coadjutor Bishop Ander-
son.
Search is being made for Mrs. Mary
Grove, who is supposed to be in Chi
cago. She is heiress to an Ohio es-
tate.
Mayor DiehI of Buffalo formally re-
moved City Treasurer Philip Gerst
for disappointing the funds of the
city.
West Park and Drainage boards,
Chicago, will refuse to reduce their
CcLA 4SFy " give Tic SCuUOlS IuOIG
money.
William F. Cochran of Yonkers, N
Y, builder of Hollywood Inn and other
charitable institutions and churches:
is dead.
The problem that will confront the
new secretary of the treasury will be
the disposition of a surplus of $175,-
100000.
Hugh J. BOner, former chief of the
New York fire department, has been
selected to organize the Manila de-
partment.
President Roosevelt informed the
Olympian games officials that it would
be impossible for him to preside at the
contests.
Every important country and prov
ince in the world except Australia is