Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-07-10
DOMESTIC.

port that he has joined the Christian
Science church
at Pana, H., Michael Dinear. aged
so. fell from the second-story window
of hotel and was killed.
A New York pastor arranges to con
duct Sunday afternoon excursions OF
working girls during the summer.
Yale received $2.000,GGO in gifts. half
that amount being from John d. Rookie
feIler, the remainder from alumni
One man was killed and ten others
overcome by smoke while fighting
fire in Keith's theater at New York.
The American squadron sent to
France to bring back the 1ejnains OF
John Paul Jones arrived at Cherbourg.
The chauffeur for James ]. Hill ran
woman with his automobile in New
York.
A. daughter of John Boyle O'Reilly
of Boston, the Irish poet, was married
to Professor Ernest Hooking of And
over.
Seven negroes and al white man
were taken from jail at Watkinsville,
Ga by mob, tied to post and shor
to death.
A special train bearing the remains
of John Hay and the members of the
funeral party left Newbury, N. H., for
Cleveland.
Five hundred hands were thrown
out OF employment. when the Evans
vile, Ind, glass works shut down for
5Ee season
Bishop-elect Schinner resigned his
position as vicar general of the Mil
waulzee diocese. Father Rainier sue
ceeds him.
Lorenzo .Lemongelli and Pietro
Brunomota, Italians, stabbed each
ether to death during saloon duel
near Archibald. Pa.
All Wawnesville, H., the 3-year-old
son Of Finis Reed pulled tub OF boil
ing water upon himself yesterday and
was scalled to death.
The Civic Federation executive com
Eufttae decided to hold a national con-
ference to discuss immigration in
New York Sept. 26 and 27.
AT Waynesville, H., William Will
Jams, while acting as peacemaker,
was fatally stabbed by Allen Roberts,
who was fighting another man.
AL La Crosse, the Universalist state
convention elected w. Fl. Rogers of
Fort Atkinson president and Rev. B.
b. Gibbs of Wausau secretary.
Teachers from all parts of the coun-
try assembled in Asbury Park, N, j.,
of no
National Educational Association.
A political revolution in .Pennsyl-
wanna results from the inability Of
United States Senator Penrose to
wear the mantle Of the late Senator
Quay.
The new cigarette law went into
effect in Wisconsin and dealers gen
orally are ready to obey, only Ken
Osha stores showing a tendency to re-
bel
Secretary Shaws report of the con
dItion Of the United States treasury
shows a deficit for the year ending
June so of $24,OOO,OOO in round mum
hers.
FoWa's executive council will in the
present month assess the railroad
property of the state. and there is q
general demand that the valuation be
raised.
The great cattle ranges around Fort
Worth, Texas, once stock center, are
being plowed up and good crops are
raised on what was thought to be
waste land.
AT Terre Haute. Ind, Elmer Dren
non, aged Is, while driving wagon
was struck by a Southern Indiana pas
senger train and probably will die
from his injuries.
George H. Witaty, aged As, a promi
vent attorney Of Fremont, Ohio, and
former prosecuting attorney of San
dusky County, shot himself because Of
III health, and will die.
Israel w. Durham, late leader of the
Philadelphia republican machine, re
signed his position as state insurance