Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-10-17

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became violent at Denver after a
hard game.
Nine persons were killed and
twenty-nine injured in accidents Oh
various kinds.
Almost fifty people hurt in an
Valley, Ill.
Arizona man proposed, if law does
not forbid, to rattle off self, selling
$500 tickets at 81 each.
Bishop Tuttle's thrust at Candidate
Parker enlivened the Episcopal gen.
eral convention at Boston.
Bishop Doane demanded an Ep1sco
pal canon forbidding priests to re-
marry any divorced person.
General Funston in his annual re-
port urged an increase in the pay of
enlisted men in the army.
The archbishop of Canterbury made
his last public address in America to
a mass meeting in Boston.
Robert Cummings shot and fatally
injured Daniel Scanlon, a wealthy
resident of Hastings, Neb.
John Whipple, Connecticut outlaw,
when surrounded by posse in barn,
put two bullets in his head.
Five thousand Chicagoans at St.
Louis spent Sunday as the guests OF
the exposition management.
Old world rulers bitterly arraigned
in discussion of Armenian horrors by
the international peace congress.
D. E. Tuigg of Chicago went tenn
porarily insane on train near Fort
Wayne, Ind, and shot two persons.
The deaths Of the two daughters of
former Mayor Colfax of South Bend,
Ind, are attributed to milk-poisoning.
Richard Garfield, the gambling
king, is said to be planning a resort
in Cuba that will rival Monte Carlo.
Herr Most, once the high priest OF
anarchy in this country, now is al
most mental and physical wreck.
J. Ogden Armour is witness in the
investigation of the private car lines
| by the interstate commerce commits
sion
The government report shows tb
corn is 3.01 per cent better than is.at
year, while spring wheat falls MANY
points.
Six men were suffocated by gas in
the Grand Trunk railways tunnel
under the ST. Clair river at Por,
Huron
A grand juror in the Mulligan
poisoning mystery at Lexington. Ky.
was removed for making a private in,
vestigation.
NICK Mcintosh, negro, was SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for life at
Savannah, Ca, for trying to wreck
trolley car.
frank Van Fleet, an aeronaut. died
from injuries received in falling when
making a balloon ascension in Grand
Junction, Col.
D. l.. Miller, returning from Chi
cago, who was found unconscious he,
SIDE the railroad track at Oakland
Cal, is dead.
lnga Hanson, who sued for a 5000
verdict against the Chicago City rail
way two years ago, was arrested in
New York.
National Secretary w. B. Wilson
OF the miners union, spoke at Jellico
Tenn, advising the miners to dis
continue the strike.
Episcopal general convention con.
firmed the election of the Rev. Ed
ward w. Osborne to be bishon
coadjutor of Springfield, III.
Mrs. Fairbanks, wife of the republi-
can vice presidential candidate, pre-
vented a strike among the Daughters
OF the American Revolution.
Lulu Cook, aged Is, and Minnie
ltand, committed suicide at Bucking-
ham, ILL.,, near Kankakee, because
their sweethearts Tilted them.
Steel stocks lead the trading with
good gains, Tennessee Coal and Iron
vy1ng with Steel preferred. Rails as
rule were dull and irregular.
r. S. Vansifee of Long Island, N.
T., stopping at Wernersville, Pa.
health resort, was found in his room
with his throat cut from ear to ear
A Kentucky grand jury will decide
the case of Jim Mulligan, young
chicago man suspected of inspiring
an attempt to poison his stepmother
Twenty-Five were killed and 60 in.
Jured in neadend collision on the
Missouri Pacific at Warrensburg, Mo,
caused by an engineers forgetfulness.
A summer hotel proprietress at
South Haven testifies she listened to
the death struggle of the unknown
woman found dead on the beach there
The October government crop re-
port suggests a yield of $4,000, 900
bushels of wheat, 2,314,OOO,00O bushels
OF corn and 8S9,OOO,O0O bushels OF
oats.
President Roosevelt received Miss
Anna Kruse, principal of the Broomer
school of Stockholm, Sweden, a rep
resentat1ve Of the Swedish govern
ment
The annual convention of the