Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-01-26


Prof. William Dunbar, German bio
logist, who treats patients with
serum from rabbits inoculated with
! poisonous grass pollens.
Archbishop Ireland told N. DeIcas-
Sc, the French foreign minister, that
the dispersal Of Passionist fathers will
| be viewed by Americans with re-
pUgnance and horror.
The Prussian government will ex-
hibit apparatus at st. Louis exposi-
! ton for measuring mental fatigue;
the study Of history is shown to make
slight call on brain power
| The sultan Of Sulu died of cholera
at Jolo; his mother is the real ruler
Of islands; the United States did not
interfere with their dominion and
granted him $4,000 yearly allowance.
Anthony Brady, George o. Knapp
and G. K. G. Billings, who seek the
control Of Paris gas companies, start
ed for the United States; forty horse
power prize automobile went with
them.
! The crown princess Of SaXOny and
NJ. GirOu, with whom she eloped,
have arrived at Mentone, France, and
intend to stay two months. They
have taken the name of NJ and Nine.
Andre Gerard.
| 1t has been reported at Rome that
the famous has relief, The Descent
From the Cross, by Luca Della Robbia,
has been stolen from the church of
| San Severe, Florence. The bas relief
is valued at 100000.
| The German cruiser Panther at
| tackled Fort San Carlos, Venezuela,
and was badly damaged by forts four
guns and forced to withdraw; three
members Of the garrison were hurt;
the fort was practically uninjured
Henri de BloWitz, famous London
| Times correspondent at Paris, died of
apOplexy at the age of rs; he was the
originator of interviewing noted per-
sonages and had prevnted three
ruptures between Germany and
| France
Charles NJ. Schwab. who arrived at
| PauermO Saturday on board the
steam yacht Marguerite, refuses to
| see visitors. He has not left the
yacht, but is reported to be well. The
party accompanying Mr.. Schwab has
been ashore.
! The British steamer Manchester
| Merchant, from New Orleans Deem
| Der % for Manchester, England,
anchored in Dingle bay, Ireland, en-
| fire. The crew has been landed. The
fire broke out January II. She was
afterward scuttled.
The North German Lloyd steamship
Lain, crowded with American tourists
returning from Mediterranean ports
and Italia immigrants, went ashore
near Gibraltar during a gale, the pas
| sengers still on beard and the cargo is
being lighted.
The Chinese memorial arch for
Baron Won Ketteler, German ambas-
sador murdered in 1900 at Pekin was
dedicated there as atonement by
Prince Chun, emperOr's brother; the
powers were notified that the indem-
nifty will be paid in gold.
1t is currently reported that AttOr-
ney-genera1 E. P. Dole has resigned
general is a cousin of Governor Dole
ard has held office ever since the in
auguration of the territorial govern
ment.
The Swedish riksdag opened. The
speech from the throne announced
that the government was considering
bills for the reorganization of the CON
sular service, an extension Of the par
liamentary franchise, and the intro
duction Of a duty on malt.
At Mazatlan, Mexico, there have
been seven new cases of plague and
eight deaths there. The Government
College has been closed. There is
veritabla panic in Culianan Rosales.
Several English and German ships are
in the harbor, but the crews are not
allowed to land.
The Times correspondent at johann
nesburg says that the people of the
Rand hope that every care will be
taken not to adjust the present diff
cuIties at the expense of the future
more serious than a monetary cOntri-
button wherefor posterity may ever
anathematize the present generation.
The announcement that arrange
ments had been made to publish daily
papers On Atlantic steamers supplied
with the wireless telegraph system
seems to be founded on plan, which
IL. h.
send news bulletins to certain steam
ers approaching the coast. The mes
sages will be sent from a wireless
station now nearly completed at
BrOwhead. The Marconi company will
only undertake to send messages dis.
tances Of 40 miles seward and for
the present at least there will be no
daily newspapers published on board
ships.
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