Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-05-08
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Andrew Carnegie gives $4,000, 900
for pensioning college professors.
Doctors in New York examine DR..
Harper and say his cancer is rapidly
disappearing.
At st. Paul George Mahen shot and
killed mis- wife Hattie and then shot
himself, fatally.
Miss Roosevelt left Washington for
"a visit of ten days to her grandmother
in Chestnut Hill, Mass.
Edna Williams, girl athlete and
bropcho buster" was indicted for
burglary in New York.
The department store of Ziesel
brothers at Ellzhart, Ind, was robbed
of silks vauled at $1,000.
A mob at Homer, La broke into
the Jail and shot down a man accused
of killing a woman and child.
Fred Vogel, Jr., was made president
OF the Milwaukee's First National
bank to succeed Defaulter Bigelow
During a dispute about girl at
Newark O., Harry Freiner shot and
RdlEeH Thomas Osborne, aged 25 years.
A gay New York woman sued w. E.
ID Stokes to recover horse and car
riage he gave her and then took them
away
Capt. Raim5ourn. U. S. A., at Fort
Douglas, arrested for intoXicatiOn,
wounded a lieutenant and killed him
self.
Sixteen are known to have persisted
AN a tornado that struck the town of
Laredo, Tex, and other fatalities are
feared.
At Mantorville Mimi, Mrs. Henry
Boge was murdered by her husband
and later his body was found in the
river
Twelve miners were killed and one
probably fatally injured by an ex-
posion in the Eleanora mine near Du-
bois, Pa
AS Evansville, Ind, John Bruner.
aged It, fell from an incline on
sharp stick in a brewery and was
killed.
Tine plant of the Lemonville Lum-
Der company at Lemonville, Texas,
was burned. Loss, $4,000; partially
insured.
DG. Washington GLADDEN. again de-
ncUnced John D. Rockefeller, his gift
TO mission board and the Standard Oil
company
A suit was filed in New York
against James H. Hyde and others of
the Equitable for $2,O9O,0 900 and fraud
WAS charged.
Fred Foote is charged with the MUIR
MINI, who was shot April as a re-
suit Of townsite feud.
President Roosevelt and party at
tended church near Glenwood Springs,
Colo, in the clothes used in hunting,
no other garb being available.
At Cairo, H., d buggy containing
Wendell Whitaker and negro named
latham was struck by switch en-
gine, and both were killed.
Two horses attached to plow were
owner, William DUMMY, rendered un-
conscious near Sterling, Ill
"A police census of the District of
Columbia shows a population of 322,-
445, being an increase of 43,727 over
the federal census in 1900.
Counsel for Nan Patterson at New
York decided to offer no defense,
claiming that the prosecution failed
to make out a case against her.
Robert Marsh of Sheffield was killed
and William Prichard of Geneseo in
5ured in fight at Sheffield, ILL.,, with
&@o negroes armed with razors.
Fire destroyed the Beach street
baptist church and adjoining resi-
Gence property in Texarkana, Ark.
Loss, SEC. 900; insurance, $4,000.
Richard Garfield and other gam
HIers driven from New York are said
Ec have formed a syndicate to estab-
I1sh a $3,000,000 Monte Carlo in Cuba.
Professor H. w. Farnam of Yale
and several others were hurt and four
Killed in a wreck of the Ogden educa-
f1on special train at Greenville, S. c..
LM1ss Minnie Melching, who was
shot by her sweetheart, John Welker,
is lowering between life and death at
Fort Wayne, Ind. Welker is improv-
ing.
Al Columbus, Ind, the safe in the
uOstoffice and store owned by Louis