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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-04-03
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Russo.JAPANEsE WAR.

Russian bankers take $75,000,000 of
the cars internal war loan.
An official report from Sakhalin is
land says a Japanese invasion is ex-
pected as soon as the port will be free
of ice.
Russia believes the Japanese will
now attack Vladivostok, the Russian
army being unable to initiate any &C
ton in Manchuria.
Japan demands that Russia pledge
that she will build no more war ships
as condition of peace, according to a
report current in Paris.
st. Petersburg gets evidence that
the terrorists are pushing their prop
uganda The internal situation is
giving the bureaucrats much anxiety.
A correspondent with the Russian
army says reformers at home spread
proclamations among retreating troops
asking them to surrender to the Japs.
The car summoned a council of war
to consider peace. Military men adj
nit that it will require an army of
100000 to fight Japan on equal terms.
tinued to Tsitsihar, 300 miles west of
Hardin. Meanwhile the Russians have
taken a temporary stand north of Tie
pass.
The Japanese pursuit of Russia's re-
treating army continued. 1t is feared
at st. Petersburg that Oyama's troops
will soon block the pathway to the
northward.
Russian liberals won partial vic
tory by securing the admission of
selected" delegates of the people to
the commission which will consider
legislative reforms.
Paris bankers renewed negot1a-
tons for a Russian loan, and their ac-
ton is taken as a sign that peace be
tween Russia and Japan is at hand
This is supported by the intimations OF
officials
An alarming report to the effect that
the Russian army may be cut OF from
have convinced the car he should
make peace oyertures to Japan at
once.
Dispatches from Russia say all
classes realize that carrying on the
war would be folly, and reports from
Paris declare that preliminary peace
conference already has been held in
Stockholm
The Russian war Office issued a state
ment that 774,554 officers and men
have been sent to the far east From
this it is figured that the Russian
losses up to the present time are about
100000 men.
Peace or continued war hangs in the
balance, the war party in Russia urg-
ing the car to take gamblers
chance and hurl Rojestvensky's fleet
against that of Togo in the hope of
breaking Japan's power on the sea.
Baron Won Nolken, chief of police in
Warsaw, was badly wounded by a
bomb. An explosion in a police sta
ton in a suburb, which injured six
policemen, is believed to have been a
lure to draw the official to the scene
Of the attack.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-04-03

the purchase of $4,000 acres of coal
lands near Washington, Pa, at an
average of $45 an acre.
Andrew Carnegie's recent offer to
give the town Of Topeka, Ind, with a
poulation of 500, $4,000 for a library,
on condition that it raise $4,000 more,
has led Jacob Straus, a veteran
banker of Ligonier, to subscribe the
money.
John Murray, locomotive engineer
Patrick Fox, fireman, and two I'M
known negroes were killed and a loco
motive AID ten cars We're wrecked, in
collision near GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
between flejgEt cars running wild and
freight tam.
Six men were swept over the dam
in the Monongahela river at lock No
4, near Charleroi, Pa, in a fog. None
of the bodies has been recovered.
Ferryman William Higgins is the only
one in the party whose name has been
ascertaired.
Moderator GLADDEN. Of the Con
gregational church in sermon in
Columbus, Ohio, denounced John d.
Rockefeller as chief OF plunderers and
says the acceptance of his 100000
gift would merit the scorn of honest
men.
At Rockford Ray Gaylord was
drowned in the Kishwaukee river at
it's junction with Rock river by the
overturning of boat while passing a
cable across the stream. He leaves
a wife and three children, and former
ly lived at Williams Bay, Wis.
Al Lexington, KY, Simeon Lee was
found dead on the roadside, having
been killed by a heavy charge Of
bucKshot fred into his back. Warrants
have been issued for Thomas Stout
ST., Thomas Stout, Jr, and Lucien
Stout, colored, who quarreled on Sun
day with Lee.
A survey has been made by the Chi
cago Great Western railway for a line
from Arispe, Iowa, to Carroll, Iowa.
and right of way and property for
terminals have been bought. The sur
vey runs through Creston, Greenfield
and Guthrie Center. 1t is the inten-
ton to build the line on to Sioux City
H. B. Cook, counsel for J. Frank
Cordova, the unfrocked minister. who
twice eloped with Miss Julia Bovine of
South River, N. j., and has been con-
victed on charges of abandoning his
wife and assaulting her said he was
investigating the legality of the arrest
of Cordova in Washington, D. c.
President Diaz has issued decree
for the reform Of the Mexican none
tary system authorized by congress
last December. The decree estab-
fishes the peso or silver dollar at
value of so cents gold, and the theoret-
ical unit of the Mexican currency is
defined to be the dollar or peso of rs
centigrammes Of gold.
The remains of man who died in
hospital at Memphis, have been
Identified by Boston relatives as the
body of George S. Smith. missing
brother Of Bryant G.. and F. Smith,
iron manufacturers, of Massachusetts.
The Frisco railway system announces
in New Orleans the establishment of a
line of steamers to Cuba.
Sophia Beck, now Mrs. Richard
Graham "a Chicago girl, who is said
to have fed the country with $1,000.
coo, the proceeds OF two 'get-rich.
qulck" concerns exposed in Phila-
delphia, is declared to have made
Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick's incursicns
into the realms Of high finance" looh
mediocre.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-04-03
OBITUARY..

Samuel j. Swartz, former mayor II
Columbus, O.. died of tuberculosis.
Mrs. Weltha French, an originli
daughter Of the revolution, died 1t
Kenosha.
The funeral of the late DR.. Hlmr
H. Capen, president Of Tufts college,
took place at Medford, Mass.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-04-03

False teeth of ivory, on plates OF
the same material, and held in place
by gold wires, were in use 1000 years
before the time of Christ.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-04-03
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The evening world., 1905-11-16
belmont BESTS
GIBBS IN FAST CO
Especial to The Evening worldj

PROVIDENCE, II. l., Nov, IA
record-breaklng crowd saw three OF the
fastest bouts held In this vicinity in
some time at the Rhode Island a. Z,
at Thornton last night,
"Al" belmont. Of Medford, got The
decision over While Gibbs. OF Philadcl-
phla, after fifteen rounds Of fast nght-
Ing belmont gave has usual clever ca
addition with his left, landing mis-
straight jab almost at will during the
first few rounds, After that Glbo9.
whose right eye was almost closed,
managed 10 keep of and whenever the
little Italian started 10 mix II, he got
rs good as he sent.
George Jansen beat Young McMann''
in six rounds. and Jack Murphy, o:
this city, and KID" Hessell, OF Poston,
went eight fast rounds 10 a draw.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
BOWLING RECORDS BROKEN LAST NIGHT

All local bowling league records for
the seuson were broken last night In
the Eastern fve-men championship
series at the Hanem Circle alleys
where the Harlem Circle and Algon.
gums met in a series OF three games
Inc ho1ne tenn put UP the high ask
o. 1851 In the third game OF the even.
ING, and made an average OF L.OO7 10
nor the series The Algonquins could
not do better than l.R2, but made an
average OF $50 for the three games, also
a total above That for league contests
this season.
A feature Of the record-breaking score Of
me Harlem Circles was the remarkable
team work In which each man rollei above
me 200 mark as follows: Loehr, 2l5; Hat-
uitan, 40 Meyer, POI; Macdonald, az,
and Rotdel, 2I9, Ros sand Macdonald rolled
1888; Loehr, 2l7 and Harrtlan, POS In the
second game, Smith. Schwebke, Ross, wy
team.
The full scores we're as follows. Harlem
l,022, 975.
The evening world., 1905-11-16

Ign, has a novelty in a hard rubber ball
having three finger holes bored In a straight
line, He says this gives a reverse grip
very useful In bowling.
Sixteen entries have been made in the
Laell Daily Company individual tournament
which has been starte1 az the Grand Cen.
trail alleys, Contestants will bowl TUESDAY
nights for the valuable trphy
For real bowling grit Mrs. Lester. a star
In the Monarch team, bowling in the five.
Npmen chamoidnship at the Harlem Circle
oIleys, having broken a little finger Monday
IN havins caught between two balls in In
return TACK, refused TO withdraw from me
eompetition. In which her team Is a leading
Frank Meyer. Of the Sioux team I, rs,s,
Fosft ~. 2, ne best boNlers at the Gotham,
Bowlers making thu Grand Ce,,-s, that
~headquartsrs, are anxious 10 match "pon,
Meht againS Pop" Daincs t5r A s,ris. =,
and will WAGER 800 on the reS,I,
Ihey Will also back Meht and son at1ins,
paine and son =, a team CONTEST.
Eight clubs Of women have regular MAJ.
Use DAYS at the Roadway ALLEYS IN Brnok.
". Slub DAYS ere as follows. Monday
Ping Pong; TUESDAY,. Prosperity ana psli,
ance; .Weinebday Liberty and fndspe ndent
THURSDAY, Fisher and white Lilies: Friday
Miss Httlefield. Of Newark who has 70.
Joined the Monarch club, IL regarded
The evening world., 1905-11-16
8 PITCHERS FOR
H|CHLANDERS

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Nov. m-r,.
National Baseball Commission ma, n
his city yesterday with President IA,
Pulliam OF the National League. prs.;.
dent August Hermann, OF the cync,n.
natl Club. and Secretary John e Rrucs
Secretary OF the American L.oguo
present Mr., Bruce acted for President
Ban johnson OF the American League
who will not be present until tl-dIy.
The commission approved the follow.
Ing purchases; BY the New York Am.
erican League-Pitchers Hit ana
James Whelen, OF San Francisco. and
pitohet Robert .Keefe, OF Tacoma, II,
the st Louis American LeaKue~Firsi
Baseman. Louis Nordyke Of Tacoma
The following drafts were Announced,
81 Louis Nationalist. T. Bennett, in.
neider. from Seattle. BY the Philadel-
Oakland ~ =
The evening world., 1905-11-16

aeot 70 settle before we Will talk bu.,.
ness with them. There was 400 held
1ut o. Nelson's end OF the purse In ~
tast nsht n the pretense OF making
Im pay the referee. There is a IIttle
matter OF 1900, too, for the nIct,rs
prlvlleges. Nelson sold his end tor tSst
Gnount and hasn't received a pennv
% It yet Let BRITT pay his debis he,
tore he tries 70 talk business uI,S
Seson' No promises have been male
And them"
Why Nelson wants to take n ,rir
70 In the spring. He wants
70 see the King. Battling NsIson 70
~ only Dane who has come over hors
and become a champion, isn't he5 "
mas lone something 10 make Danroane
amous on this side OF the wa ter 80
the KING ought TO be glad N SbaLa
hAnds with him. As for the tall ahn',,
a trlp 70 Engllnd-there's notSins ~
" They haven't the money there ya,,,
DON'T hear OF any $4,000 purses in Eng
iand: The National Sporting Cur .,
London wapted him, but bs,sSness ~
business, and professionally we heyer,,,
any time to waste f~ourtushine $1,000
there" "'' s'Ne
How about the story that Ne,sor
wants 10 get manied7"
Al this question Mr.. Nola, sm,,oa
quietly, set his iron Jaw In a manner
mat didn't look very promising 70
was over. "'''"
The evening world., 1905-11-16
HEARD on THE ALLEYS.

swartz OF the Hawthornts, and Becker,
OF the Morningsides, Iolleu ave series Of best
two'ln'three games at kahldorf S last nignt
SNAttz was tns winner Oi ts nAtch. ID
"hlcn HAny OF the seores were over Nv.
John Schwebke and Bert Allen are SON &c
meet IN a match contest, best six In eleyeI
games, and rof tlV a side. at pns Acton,
4"en'y'tnird street ana sl1tn avenue.
Manager watt, at the Albion. says thai
lne automatic pln'spOttes now IN use on ten
OF the sixteen alieys, have improved ut
sNnes OF his patrons rully " per cent. he
believes chat In another year the use VI thest
l"''O''s'S Will De general all over the city,
Important tournamen, games to-nlgat are
schelulei as lollONs. Columbia League-
iiaGhehSack, LnNood-P Presto. Gsand Central-
fesIeS NOnpaleii-frospvrity RiyerNde-Pas-
TINE, lnwOol-A IgUnqu.n, AMencan National.
crescent, Castle Point. Montgomery, Broad.
way !br1okl ynD- Monarch, Perry sylvan,
bpedway' Monarch Pa.aoa Canad:an-New
Jersey.
Great interest Is being shown by bowlers
IN the Dert Eastern Leig.s series Of games
n w4ich the Brooklyn teams viii NEE,
ing az the Morn,ngslde alleys, one Hundred
Sd Fifteenth street and Eighth avenue.
VOORHEES, In this series will have an on
poriunity 70 show what he can do 10 Nelson
N Thy Individual contests, Nelson having
recently won In Brooklyn, this being Voor.
heiS' first defeat this season.
Hel'senbuttel and Hueter defeated
sweeney ami Smith. ~ the Amphlon. IN a
series OF five games al the Broadway al
leys, Brooklyn, YESTERDAY, the contests beng
warched by a lave ami enthusiastic crowd
OF roottrs from tn visiting am home al.
levs The scores: Hsisse7f uttel ami Huetsr,
2i2 4l a0S, Ssi 4i2 Sweeney AMI Smith,
1888 42T, mi. I?S 394 4 return mach IL
y NJ
The evening world., 1905-11-16
SUPER5A MATCH GAMES.

Lively match bowling, with a big crowd
OF enthusiastic spectators 70 cheer the con-
%iesiants. added to the excitement Of turna-
ment contests az the Superbi Alleys, Brook
lyn, last night. In an md vilual match
Bert Miller defeated Cooper best two IN
three games Charles Ebbets and Miller
two first named rolling two games above
425.
The hardest and closest games OF the even
ing. In which unusually high scores wer'
made were between Hildebraadt and Grover
against Ehhe's and Dr. Hlckock. the scores
being as follows. HNdebrandt and Grover
~ 1893 t83, So5, ~, 8sl Ebbeu ard
Hiekock, 4ai, 1853. 425, 4O5, 800. 844
rolled IN Brooklyn this season In a similar
competition.
Medicus and Miller rolled a match game
series o' best four In seven gameL which
Miller won, the scores being a. follows
Mller 100. 40, 1914. 1872, 2l8, 2i5, Medicus
l75, l75. III 2O6, PA, 10,
The evening world., 1905-11-16
Yale-Princeton Battle, Satur.
day, Should Be Ripper from
Start to Finish.
BY WILLIAM A.. WILLIS.

IT you are a man WITH red blood
In your veins and an inclination toward
the strenuous In sport and would like
10 see two football teams lighting
down to the last ounce there is in them
for the glory OF their colors, go 20
New Haven Saturday and see the Yale
Princeton game.
The present outlook for this game
Is that II will be the best OF the big
contests. Yale Is al top form, and on
last Saturdays game at Philadelphia
holds Harvard safe, but In Princeton
she encounters a foe who !s getting
better every day, and by Saturday al.
ternoon ought TO be a perfect piece OF
football machinery,
There Is no doubt that the illness OF
Jim Robinson, the Princeton trainer,
In the very middle OF the season, has
aad much 70 do with the poor form
shown by Princeton, but Robinson Is
back now, and the Orange and Black is
a different team than II was when
1t went down to defeat at the hands
Of Dartmouth.
Yale Legitimate 8 TO 5 Shot.
A careful study Of the squads, taking
everything INFO consideration, makes
Yale about an 5 to 5 shot in the opinion
OF the wrtar. 1t would be foolish for
Yale men 10 give 2 to / that they will
win, because the facts do not Justify It,
There has been little betting on the
game yet, and Yale men ae holding
out for sven money. Bu, even money
Isn't quite fair elthcr, for Yale certain
" has a shade the better OF 1t on form.
Two weeks q a man who has kept
close watch on tie Princeton team this
season told the writer lhDt the Orang,
and Black had absolutely no chance
whatever in the Yale game. Last Satur-
day ut Philadelphia uae slme man told
the writer that Princeton had pretty
close 10 an evu chance. He said ne had
never had a team improve so fast.
Nothing SIZE has shown j~ustiies the
belief that Princeton can smash through
the Yale line for any long succession
OF gains She has got to win by get
ting her backs around the ends. There
are no swlfter backs In the country
to-day than Bard, Daub, Mum, McCor-
mick and Simons Of Princeton, also
tleTe are no SNllter ends IN the country
than Gates and Shevlin OF Yale. When
these highly developed players get
clashlng their skill there 10 going to be
something doing.
Can't Judge by Columbia Game.
The Columbia game is no standard
for Judgment OF the two teams. The
Columbia game against Yale was
ragged and tire men seemed sclrel 20
death before Il was half over. II was
an exercise Eallop for Yale. on the
other hand Prlnceton's play was not II
the sort 10 frlghten the Columbia men,
The evening world., 1905-11-16
CORNELL BOYS
STICK BY WARNER

ITHACA, N. T. Nov. l6 For the first
time since the Princeton game the Cor.
nell varsity squad assembled yesterday
on Percy Field, The coming together OF
the men was a crucial moment In the
fottball situation, for open revolt
against Coach Warner by some OF the
players was feared,
Warner had Just dismissed from the
team quarterback Rice upon the charge
Of causing dlssenslon In the squad
Rice had friends on the eleven who, It
was feared, would leave unless Rice
was taken back, but all the players
were present with the exception OF
tackle O'Rourke, who Is injured, and
Capt. Costello. who is at his home In
Elmiru because OF an Injured hand.
Every man stood by Warner. After
the practice the coach said Il was the
best OF the year. II is thought that
Warmers action Will XII the cIsssenslon
which has existed al season, Pollak
Nil take Rice's place at quarterback.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
TAME GROUND CO
ENDS IN A DRAW
Special 20 The Evening World

Especial 20 The Evening WoTld)
wILKEs-BARRE, Pa, Nov. B.-Joe
Wagner, OF New York, and Nick Holly
wood, OF Coaldale, fought FIVE tame
rounds and one fast one before the
Peerless Athletic Club, Of this city, last
night to a draw. For the first nve
rounds they did little but clinch and
duck despite the urging Of the referee
to fight. In the sxth they rushed each
other from the gong. Wagner had Hol-
lywood bewildered In the first minute
OF the round after landing some heavy
blows on the ribs, but the coaldale boy
came back gamely, Strengthened Wag-
ner with a couple OF uppercuts and
fought him to a standstll In the last
minute.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
WHAT NOLAN SAYS,


! Nelson will fight McGoycrn first,
II a suitable place can be had for
holding the battle,
He will not require any guarantee,
Only one condition-ble place must
seat at least six thousand persons.
with srsch seating capacity the
bout will draw from $4,000 20 $500
anywhere near New York.
Six rounds or twenty will suit Mel
son, twenty preferred.
After McGovern, Nelson will fight
Jimmy Gardner, having promised
him a bout.
He will fight Britt only after Britt
has made good some 1900 still due
Nelson from purse and picture priv.
leses OF last fight.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
AMONG MANAGERS, TELLS OF NELSON'S PLANS
If Suitable inducements Are Offered, He Says,
Fasteners Will See Battler in Bout
with Terry McGovern.
BY ROBERT EDGREN.

> "Apoinaris is my limit" said Billy Nolan, as we sat down at a little
round table in the Cadillac cafe 81 never drink. have to keep a clear
head in my business"
Billy Nolan, famous manager Of famous Battling Nelson, looks Is u
he kept a clear head. He has the clean-cut face OF q trained athote cloo-
eyes, a good, rudy color He might be a weterweight among nehters,
he Is a heavy heavyweight among managers. Nolan is known in the s,or,.
ing world a. "lronJawed" Noian-not' as some have suggested, because
be talks so much, but because when he shuts his Jaws In bis peculiar de.
termined manner nothing under the sun is going to change him IL :,
like the ~bull-headed sootchman in the sory-"He is ave pen 10 rrnm
70 ken, but he Gamma theenk deeferently"
The evening world., 1905-11-16
BY IOHN

Ate At:cll, who claims the feather
weight cha mpionshlp title and VINO will
leave shortly f5r San Francisco, where
he hopes to &c; on a twenty-round bat
tic with Frankie Neil, will engage In a
htteen-round bout in Baltimore tonight.
His opponent will be that rugged little
hghtlng conductor Of Chicago, Tommy
Mowatt, who only ten days ago gave
At;ell a hard hgat In a sIx-round go
In the Quaker City. Attell and Mowatt
will battle before the Eureka A. C. and
will box at l2O pounds, weigh In at {
T. N.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
Tommy Murphy Returns Ham.

tommy Murphy, the Harlem ,oa,h.,
SsiShf Who knocked out Jimmy Dunn y,
PA on lac; Mo69sssv 'i1tA round At sharon Z,
uuesday with his manage, johnny " Cwn
PpThIpny began training yesterday AZ ~,
r'H RSwAs' 4 rDI hi, Sis.rOund Sout" Wiz ~
place before " he Ns a Bosom cy6:cS .tssss
OF Philadelphia on Saturday mint" rh''a'
The evening world., 1905-11-16
cY SEYMOUR UNDER KNIFE.

CINCINNATI, o. NV Icy Seymour.
champion bat1man, has Nutied President,
Herman, O. the local Baseball club. that
removal u a gtnwih In his head, He suffers
great pain and fears brain trouble. once
before he was operated upon, but the gro WITH
returned.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
BASKETBALL SEASON ON

The Xavier Athletic Clubs team
opened the local basketball season last
night BY defeating the Brooklyn Ath-
letic Club FIVE by a score Of 6j 10 g at
the Xavier clubhouse in West -Four
teenth street
The evening world., 1905-11-16
Lewis TO Box kid" st.l,

h4rTy Lewis, the Quaker City boxer. u,ho
outpointed "unk' Russell In a slI.rounS
tout 10 philadelphia last week ha. ~
s nsnte oy KY BAILEY % meet fKd"' sssISll
ST. ram" nhn,e . the Quaker. City, in a
or Philadelphia. 10. nirht. ' A. C..
The evening world., 1905-11-16
MATCH BOWLING GAM Es.

Harry Prlnsle and Barney Hueter de-
featei @ WIlams and Jimmy smith In
a match geme contest at the Ampn,on al.
leys, Brooklyn, iast nlyht a large crowd
being present from the Broadway the h0m.
alleys OF the Winners In the series. The
The evening world., 1905-11-16
GOSSIP OF THE ALLEYS.

Enimann and Williams have a mltca con.
test with Whltten and Kefauyre. hest three
In five games, az the Grand Central Brook.
.yn, to-nlgh', Thero a side. bet Of so,
In the Prosperity. Ptesby series in the
Grand Central Tournament this even.
ing Chadwick and White again meen Erd.
mann and Smith giving the Brooklyn rHrs
al Opportunity to "ge. even In a recent
matcA cotest,
J0hn Roster, the famous anchor 81 the
Tidsiias. now at tie Nonparel alleys, Brrok.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
Tells Crowd What's Doing.

over in philadelphia they have ONE
very fine notions Of entertainment for
visitors to football games. II Is we'll
known that a very small percentage OF
football audiences Is quick enough "
eve TO see just who carries the bill,
where he gets through and who tackles
him. At PHILADELPHIA in the Harvard
Penn game a telegraph operator sat on
tho Hald and sem word NJ The plavs 10
another operator on the topmost tier OF
the north stand. The plays were then
read aloud through a m%egaphone, so
that everybody on the stand knew after
q play just who had made II. con-
tr,bu,ed in a large measure to the en-
,ertaInment OF the crowd, especially the
women. VINO really have a harder :itno
irving to get foothi'l through their
heads than they do baseball.
The evening world., 1905-11-16
New Fighter In Town.

Another boxer who has fought many good
battles In Philadelphia during the las, ,lx
n"nths has arrived In town for the purpo,s
Oh mseslhe soms Of tie bee, men In b.
is Fr,,5 t,shL division In TINS Vicinity lie
,sss mage ne debut IN this city at the ~
the summit 4. G on Tuesday nisht IL
msdal VIII J,e Carroll tn local boxer and