Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-23
DOMESTIC.

Miss Clara Barton resigned as presi-
dent Of Red Cross and was succeeded
by Mrs. John A. Logan.
Mrs. A. F. Alexander at Franklin.
Ind, was horribly burned by a
gasoline stove and died.
Richard Terrence, a Cigar-maker.
was found dead at Miner, II. There
was a peculiar wound upon his heao.
Dorothy Pnueger, aged 3. known as
globe girdler, travelled nearly 10000
uuss in thirteen and One-half months.
The United States supreme court
held that John Turner. the English
anarchist, may be legally barred from
this country.
A heavy rain fell over Nebraska
and western Iowa, the precipitation
being two and one-half inches fol
twelve hours.
c. A. Willard justice Of the Philip
pine supreme court. was a passenger
on the steamer Doric. which reached
san Francisco.
Statistics for April show that
Brooklyn leads all other cities in
building The increase over April.
1905. is $50 per cent.
The Y. NJ. c. A. convention at
Buffalo effected a compromise upon
the subject OF charging powers Oh
the international committee.
Charles Lodge. a deserter from COM
pany l. seventeenth infantry. was ar
rested al Iowa City. Iowa, AMI taken
20 the arsenal at Rock Island.
Samuel Quirls OF Chattanooga was
suCJ and fatally wounded by Edward
Walden, clerk in a hotel. in a quarrel
az Oklohoma City over a woman.
Mrs Marshall Rawlins, a pretty.
young divorce. once a resident OF
Chicago. was arrested for passing a
worthless check in New York.
Jesse LewisOhn. the New York bank.
er, summoned by District Attorney Je-
rome 10 testify in gambling cases. re
fused 10 answer and was ajjudged in
contempt.
MS Daisy Markin at Terre Haute.
md, who carried the body of her
husband in a room TO show the
mCurners how nice he looked" was
adjudged insane.
The Atlantic transport line steamer
Minneapolis, which arrived from Lon
ion, brought fOrty-five Norman and
Flemish stations for exhibition al the
St Louis exposition.
Ulysses ID. Eddy OF New York has
been appointed acting commissioner
general for the sultan of Morocco at
the St Louis exposition. in the
absence OF Mr.. Langerman.
Mrs. John Riley shot Samuel Parker
dt Youngstown. o. She objected 10
his digging a ditch through the prop
etty Mrs. Riley rented. and while al
work he woman fired three shots al
him.
A New York doctor told the pure
foods commission that certain colors
are germicidal in their properties and
explained how violet and other rays
may take the place OF acids as preser- I
natives.
AT Rockford Eunice Myers. IL, was
burned TO death by the ignition OF .
gasoline she was using for cleaning. .
She jumped from a second story win I.
dow i'm her efforts TO extinguish her
burning clothing.
At Paducah. Ky. VIII I. Levy.
prominent commission merchant, was f.
found dead seated in a buggy over his I
Office. Il is supposed he committed .
suicide by taking poison on account Of /
speculation.
Issa Tanimura and Prof. ShoshC f.
Aso. japanese commissioners. arrived 4
az San Francisco on their way TO the
eastern states AMI Europe. There mis- T.
sion is the development OF foreign
commercial relations.
Prof. Alexander II. Phillips OF
Princeton university. known as the
disc0verer of American radium. has