Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-11-27

| in two years is brought to trial before
the United States court at St. Louis.
Prince Louis of Battenberg hob
nobbed win chorus girls behind
scenes at the Hippodrome in Ne "
| York
Five persons persisted in a fire in
New York City believed to have been
set by members of the Black Hand So
ciety.
Thomas Bundy of Streator, III self
| confessed slayer of Adolph Brock, was
sentenced to thirty years in the peni-
Tertiary
The interchurch conference on
unity amended it's constitution so as
to exclude the Unitarians and Uni
versalists.
Consul Ayme, at Para, Brazil, cables
the state department that smallpox
is raging in Para, there being 80 new
cases daily.
At Muscatine, Iowa, while playing
with shotgun Helen Meunz, aged IL,
accidentally shot and killed May
/ Meunz, aged 8.
Prince Louis visited New York 5
! Chinatown after midnight, smoked it's
cigars, drank beer and was voted a
The overholt distillery at Broadford,
Pa, was destroyed by fire, $4,000 gal
Ions of whisky, valued at $4,OOO,OO0'
/ being consumed.
Standard Oil company is charged
with inspiring suit against a rival
concern in order to gain the secrets
of the business.
The school at the village of Bias
sets Station in Kenosha county has
been closed on account of the prevail
ence Of diphtheria.
The name of the man killed by a
Milwaukee road train north of Corliss
is Fred Hallgan, 35 years old. His
home was in Chicago.
At Dwight, ILL.,, Leonard Roeder,
land owner, was found dead in field.
He was hunting and it is supposed &C
cidentally shot himself.
United States army men in the
Philippines prey on innocent women,
according to a statement made by
The body of Joshua G. Stiles, a vet
feran Of Garrett, Ind, was found float
ing in St. Mary's river at Fort Wayne.
He evidently fell down a high bank.
! At Monroe, Mich, while at dinner
with his wife, julius Steiner, son OF
a wealthy resident, attempted suicide
by shooting, in1inching a fatal injury.
John Dalgren, murdered in Topeka,
Kas, is thought to have been a resi-
dent of La Crosse and the Topeka
authorities have been communicated
with.
President Roosevelt in a confer
ence with a University Of Pennsyl-
vania professor advised treating foul
football players like cheaters at
cards.
Fire in the yards of the Scharbach
Lumber company at Chicago caused
a loss estimated at $4,000 Dwell
ings in the vicinity were partially de
stroyed.
Herr Conried opened the grand
opera season in New York, the SOM
Der music of La Gioconda contrasting
strangely with the gay throng OF first
nighters.
Governor-elect Pattison of Ohio is
suspected of the intention Of mailing
down the Id all over the state, and
putting a stop to Sunday saloons and
concerts.
The plan Of the Steelton Electric
Light company at Harrisburg, Pa,
was destroyed by fire, involving a
loss Of 100000, en- which there was nc
insurance.
Nellie Mccoy, the actress, who was
taken to a hospital suffering from
nervous breakdown, has been taken tc
/ a sanitarium at Astoria, L. l., for
complete rest.
Secretary Taft in a remarkable
speech at Kansas City declared thai
no one now living will live to see the
Philippine islands separated from the
United States.
John CLANCY shot and killed Mrs
! Maud Ellis and dangerously wounded
Duncan Veach, a bystander, at Hop
kinsville, KY. Jealousy is said to have
been the cause.
Labor unions are denounced as
trusts by the Citizens Industrial as
sociation at it's convention in st. Louis
and federal and state authorities are
urged to prosecute them.
A fire at the Overholt distillery a.
Broadford, Pa, resulted in loss
estimated at 100000. Whisky valued
at $648, 900 was destroyed. The insur
ance was well distributed.
The eastbound Atlantic express or
the Erie railroad was wrecked a
Falconor, n. Y. The passengers
escaped with severe shaking up
Two trainmen were killed.
In attempting to board a train a
Athol, ILL.,, Berry Gibson, aged 20, o.
Pittsburg, Pa, employed on the Chi
cago and Alton double track, missed
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