Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-12-12
DOM ES TIC.

DOMESTIC.
Deserters from the Russian army
find haven in Iowa
The report Of the United States
minis shows that a new coiEage
record has been made.
A professional tattooist arrived
under contract to tattoo d number OF
New York society people.
Senators and representatives VIII
hold a joint conference to decide the
issue of tariff revision.
The plant of the A. D. Parr Lumber
company at Clarksburg, w. Va, was
burned Loss 100000.
The foreign minister of Italy defends
the triple alliance in the chamber
against the foes of Austria.
A girl at Russell, Ia, was shot IN
the parlor of her home while her
sweetheart dozed in his chair.
William J. Mendum, Massachu
setts embezzler for SCI 900 gave him
self up after touring the world.
A robber shot an express messenger
on the Santa Fe train in California
rif1ed the safe, and escaped.
A woman temperance leader at
Philadelphia accused army officers OF
misusing the post exchanges.
The ST. Louis exposition, which
closed, is said to have been d success
financially as we'll as otherwise.
A German professor at Harvard
says the Monroe doctrine hinders the
development of South America.
Secretary of War Taft settled the
canal issues and bound Panama to an
agreemnt of mutual concessions.
Speakers at w. c. T. U. convention
assailed the nude in art and attacked
Bishop Potter's New York saloon.
Sparks from an automobile caused
an explosion which wrecked New
York garage doing $25O,00O damage.
Mrs. Beachel Of Chicago will con
test her fathers, w. w. Cooper,
100000 gift to Lawrence university.
Twenty-ei ght Wisconsin n1mrods
were killed since the hunting season
opened and many others are wounded.
The Women's Army and Navy
league will prepare monster petition
asking congress to restore old canteen
law.
Senator Burton Of Kansas, convict
ed of aiding get-rich-quick concerns,
fights in the supreme court for free
dom.
A man sues the Jewetts, a wealthy
New York family, for $4,000 for
false arrest, having cleared himself
of trespass.
The schooner Sea Witch, with a
pleasure party of seven persons,
which had been missing d week. ar,
rived in Everett, Wash.
By the explosion of d gas plant in
the cellar of their home, Matthias
Haines and his wife of Mexico, Me,
were burned to death.
The appellate division of the Brook
lyn supreme court declared d contract
for a closed shop illegal, because
against public policy.
The small tradesmen of Germany
agitate bill in the reichstag against
the department stores, which the
socialists are opposing.
Eighty passengers were injured Sc
riously and seventy slightly in the
wreck of a Missouri Pacific passenger
train near Holden, Mo.
One If the large three-story builo,
ings Of the Trenton, N. j., Oilcloth
and Lineoleum company was destroy
ed by fire. Loss, $4,000.
A shortage of between $4,000 and
$4,000 has been discovered in the
First National bank at Nadia, /. L.
One Of the bank officers is missing. !.
Mystery continues to shield the
wealth of Mrs Chadwick of Cleve-
land, and her creditors are baked at
every turn by some subtle, secret
influence.
By the explosion of can OF powder
eleven men were injured, siv seriously
and one perhaps fatally, in the Acme
mines on Cabin Creek in West
Virginia.
Annual report of Secretary OF the
Navy Morton favors big battleships,
constructed by private contract and
the establishment of a government
gun factory.
The bodies of two Italians were
discovered in the ashes of the build
ing burned in North Bend, Pa, max,
ing a total of seven deaths. Two men
are still missing.
Report of Third Assistant Post