Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1905-11-06
DOMESTIC.

strike tied up the telegraph lines.
DOMESTIC.
The Duchess of Marlborough sailed
for England
Brewers closed nearly 200 joints
in Kansas City, Kas., and suburbs.
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Wassall of
Chicago separated and are to be di-
yorced
The steamer Kaliyuga is believed
to have been lost in a gale on Lake
Huron.
The Southern Pacific has a hospital
car, which can be transformed into a
parlor car.
The body Of B. Frank Clyde, Phil
adelphia millionaire, was found UNI
der the train.
A farmer discovered relic of the
De Soto expedition buried under a
rock for 300 years.
Roosevelt rebuked Gov. Jefferson
Davis in a Little Rock speech for de-
Tending lynch law
A st. Louis woman gave out plans
for new $1,000,0O0 university for the
study of the occult
Proceedings to oUst Mutual and
New York Life companies from Ohio
were begun at Akron.
Anna E. Scott, who killed herself in
Atlantic City, picked out her coffin be-
fore she took her life
President McCurdy of the Mutual
Life appointed three trustees to inves-
tigate conduct of business.
Lynching was denounced by presi-
dent at Little Rock, and Arkansans
cheered him enthusiastically
At Oskaloosa, Iowa, Maggie Davis,
aged So, committed suicide in jail to
avoid going to the penitentiary.
Twenty-Five persons were hurt in a
collision between two cars on the Will
liamsburg bridge at New York.
Albert T. Patrick. condemned muir,
derer Of Millionaire w. w. Rice. was
denied a new trial in New York
Banker Henry H. Cook of New York,
who left an estate of $2O,00O,O00, be-
queathed 100000 to charitable objects
The will Of George w. Gait leaves
half of the estate to rowa College of
Agriculture at the death Of the widow
Mrs. Nancy Ward, wife of Dr. James
Ward of Geneva, Ind, escaped from
an insane hospital and was killed by q.
train.
Seven robbers blew open a bank
safe, secured $4,000, and escaped af-
ter wounding the cashier at Ridge
vile, Ind.
New York brokers were awarded a
verdict of $80,241 against Letter and
Hoadley in the. International Power
poo case.
At Moweaqua, H., Miss Lillian
Irene Snyder and Rev. Walter l..
Whallon Of Altoona, Pa, were married
yesterday.
The course of the cruiser West Vir-
ginia, with the president on board,
was followed by frequent wireless
messages.
A Corean agent has been inspecting
and will probably bring over thous-
ands of Corean coolies to work on the
plantations.
Thirteen were killed and thirty in
jured in a wreck of the California ex-
press OF the Santa Fe, mile east of
Kansas City.
Both sides of the Schandein will
contests were scored by attorneys
making final arguments before a Mil
Waukee court.
Mrs. Stonewall Jackson paid a
warm tribute to President and Mrs.
Roosevelt following their visit to
North Carolina.
Flammer withdrew from the race
for the district attorneyship of New
York in favor of Jerome. Hearst also
may indorse the latter.
Bernard Shaw's play, Mrs. Warren's
Profession, is prohibited as indecent
after one performance by the New
Haven Comm authorities.
A former actress confessed in New
York that in three years she has col
lected $4,000 for charity and spent
the money betting on races.
Cashier ]. c. Langley of the First
National bank of Mansfield, ILL.,, is
short $4,000. A brother of Vice Pres
ident Fairbanks is president.
At Hastings, Mimi, the 5-year-old
son of Nicholas Langfeld was burned
to death, falling from haymow into
the flames of a blazing barn.
A private kitchen was built in the
Hotel Gotham, New York, for Maggie,
the late Senator Hanna's cook, who
now serves Mrs. Hanna there.
Attorney Fawsett denounced Heyl