Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-08-14
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
WI Ting-fang, former Chinese min
.dster to America, heads the boycott
Two New York Cinnamon were
killed and others hurt in a battle in
a theater.
New Orleans pledged $25O,O00 for
Ghe use of the government in checking
yellow fever
Gasoline used to light kitchen stoves
killed three people in South Haven,
Mich, and Milford, O.
Miss Elizabeth Burgess of Nation,
I'LL. an heiress, leared to death from
the steamer Manitou.
At Litcnfield, H., Miss Harriet Rob
ertson of Hillsboro and DR.. O. G. Colby
0f this city we're married.
Archbishop Chapelle was stricken
with yellow fever after working among
the New Orleans sufferers.
A IRE loss of $4,000 followed the
striking by lighting Of the Caulfield
block in Grand Rapids.
AZ Potomac, H., burglars secured
$Td6 worth of plumber from the
.I&SWG1Iy SUITE VI A.
Secretary Wilson made new rules
diver cling officials in the agricultural
department from business. :.
Fire in Jersey City swept d whole
SsgGclE. threatened shipping in the North
river and caused loss of 100000.
Stanley K. Powklews]1i, the banker
and agent sought by many clients
liz Chicago, is located in Cleveland.
The contest over the will Of William
1ZdeGler was settled by the adopted son
giving S2,50O,O0O to his foster mother.
GA1 Sioux City, Iowa, eight prisoners
char ged with burglary and highway
robbery broke Jail early and escaped.
At South Bend, find, j. G. Mordel, q
contractor, is to get fourth Of SIPS
>GGG by the death Of an uncle in Ma5ri1,
Willis E. Dunning, OF Chicago, with
d companion, was drowned off Buff
faEcs, ". Y, by the overturning OF q
boat
g. Pierpont Morgan had a confer
eNce with President Roosevelt over the
n proposed sale OF the Yankow railroad
q 3n China
The eport of the government en-
gineer shows that the Missouri river
75s Tosing it's prestige as commercial
highway
Charles f. Pfister, Milwaukee capt.
1aIfsf, was indicted for the misappro-
prIadon Of $4,000. He wants a
quick trial
At Terre Haute, Ind, Miss Ida Don
nelly ,and Rev. Floyd Keller, rector OF
: 81 Eluke's Episcopal church, were
married.
The receiver for the Odd Fellows
,MuEua1 Life of Pennsylvania charges
;Tys former directors with wreclzlng
Ghez company.
AT South Boston Policeman Joseph
Garter shot and killed Henry Easley
,gr-. son of Colonel Easley Of the gov
ernor's staff.
Arthur Weaver, business man OF
ETInfon. Wis, is dead ard Mrs.
weaver is perhaps fatally injured as
&he result of runaway.
ST Goshen, Ind, Superintendent Dill
" tine city waterworks was electro
esrgGefS- 1t is the second death OF that
mature within fortnight.
Charles F. Pfister, the Milwaukee
rvagnate indicted on a graft charge
5egan- q civil suit against his accusers
-4Rs an act of defiance.
WTTIiam Bigelow of the First Ma
eTquaaa Bank appeared before the grand
-7ury at Milwaukee, and rumors start
E,aIzef in new investigation.
AM attempt was made to dynamite
che Endian Ford dam, which furnishes
xfowea. for GAINESVILLE and Edgerton
The. charge failed to explode.
gIto Scygear, the murderer OF his
sweetheart, Julia Kolcm, at Donora
Pa-. shot and killed himself when ne
saw policemen approaching.
The secretary of state will moi
order a recount of the Milwaukee
pcenxus unless good proof that omis
SHINES were made is furnished.
The general Offices and warehouses
zsref buildings of the Musllogee Il. t.
Wholesale Grocery Company were
destroyed by fire. Loss, $5O,OOO.
An Illinois man was shot dead,
ysU3,an wounded, and passengers rob