Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-11-19
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
Bandit Chief Raisuli will rule
Arzila as a result of action taken by
the sultan.
a Russian punitive expedition killed
80 revolutionaries during raid in
the Kreutzberg district
King Haakon and the Norwegian
royal family were received at Wind
sor castle by King Edward.
M. Briaud, French minister of pub
lie worship, says the separation law
will be enforced vigorously.
Cuban economic bodies are urging
upon Gov. Magoon the necessity of
encouraging immigration of laborers
to Cuba.
Greed for his motherin-laW's money
was given as a motive for Karl Hau's
alleged murder of Frau Molitar at
Baden-Baden.
Prince Albert of Flanders, nephew
of King Leopold, was officially de
clared the successor of the king as
sovereign of the Congo independent
state.
After a long debate the French
chamber of deputies, by vote of 416
to 1853, approved the governments
policy of the separation of church
from state.
Gen. Rheinbot, a victim of alleged
legged attempt at assassination at
Moscow, is declared to have origi-
mated the plot in order to retain
his place in the army
Mary Weidenbaum, is years old
daughter of a jeweler of POI Madison
street, New York, was found wander
ing demented in the streets of Paris
and was taken to a hospital
An English scientist will arrive in
Rome soon to perfect his plans for
the excavation Of the ruins of the
ancient city of Herculaneum, the
Italian government having approved
the scheme.
King Edward invested King Haak-
on OF Norway with the Order of the
Garter at a special chapter in the
throne room of Windsor castle. The
investiture was attended with great
ponp and ceremony.
Report of the assassination of King
Alfonso, which causes excitement in
Europe, resulted from the explosion
of cartridges placed under the altar
of a Madrid church, which caused
a panic. III which several persons
were injured
There are 500 more Hindoos on
their way to British Columbia. Already
strong protests have been received
from that province against the ar
rivals of this class, who, it is said
are not wanted, who will never assim-
ilate with the Canadian people, and
who will become a charge on the
community.
The German reichstag reassembled.
The chancellor did not make a
speech, but probably he will address
the house today, as Herr Basserman,
national liberal. intends to interpret
late the government on its foreign
policy. Won Bulow and his asso-
ciated ministers will have to meet
several serious questions.
Michael Bebernoff, the well known
traveller, has offered the Smith
sonian institution through Ambas
sador Meyer. a valuable photographic
collection. the results of ten years
labors. 1t includes specimens OF
picturesque CARDS of the various
branches OF the Slav race, articles of
native workmanship, and so on.
Prince Albert of Flanders. her APP
parent to the Belgian throne, a
nephew of King Leopold, was sworn
in as a member OF the Belgian senate.
The entrance of Prince Albert was
announced by trumpeters. AS the
prince appeared all the senators arose
and cheered. Prince Albert swore
sOlemnly to observe the Belgian con
stitution. The sct.ialist members
abstained from attending the cere-
mony
-tcCording to the proposed election
law he coming Philippine assembly
viii consist of 81 members. repre-
senting each one a population OF
10000 The election of members OF
the assembly is to be held July L
1907 and the assembly is to convene
within ninety days after election. The
Filipinos are generally pleased with