Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-11-05

Illinois Central railroad is denied by
his close friends in New York.
A speaker before the National w.
C T. U. convention declared that
liquor taken in small doses as medi-
cine kills many persons yearly.
Charges are made that Clifford
afraid to return to Pittsburg for fear
Hartje's friends would kill him.
Senator Beveridge predicts the fail
ure of the Cuban government and
says that early American statesmen
favored the annexation of the island.
District Attorney Jerome is making
a new investigation of the Mutual as
to the discharge of agents for refusing
to support the administration ticket.
! A heavy guard of San Francisco po-
| lice awed big crowd which heard W.
H. Langdon judicially recognized as
district attorney over Abraham Ruef.
The president of the San Francisco
school board defends the segregation
of Japanese pupils, but says that body
will rectify any errors that have been
made.
The territory of Oklahoma makes
complaint to the interstate commerce
commission charging the railways
with making excessive and unfair
rates.
Robert M. Snyder, traction magnate
! ;,,J 60. OF 7
killed in an auto accident. The con-
fession of woman involves his dead
son in bank robbery
Two men were killed and several in
jured by a cave-in at the Belmont
quarry at Granton, North Bergen, N.
J., yesterday. One of the injured is
not expected to recover.
Governor Harris of Chicago issued
requisition on the governor of New
York for Clarendon Hetri, alleged 70
have stolen a fine oil painting from
the Cincinnati Art Museum.
Two brakemen were killed and an
. engineer badly injured in wreck
which occurred at Guptill, N. D., on
the jamestown and Northern branch
of the Northern Pacific yesterday.
Railway passes in exchange Cor
newspaper advertising are forbidden
and the chairman of the interstate
commerce commission says railway
facilities can not be classed as private
property.
The state department gave out the
text of the cablegram to Ambassador
Wright, in which it makes plain that
the United States will tolerate no dis
elimination against Japanese subjects
in San Francisco.
A San Francisco mob of 5000 stood
outside the courthouse while court
was considering an order sustaining
District Attorney Laugdon, who was
ousted by Acting Mayor Gallagher to
appoint Abe Ruef, notorious political
boss and gangster. The judge delayed
decision.
By a deal closed the Oliver Mining
company 70 Menominee, Mich, comes
into possession of 10000 acres of land,
a sawmill, houses and other property
VI Tile CSUdI IlF6I ISdIIu COMPANY
The consideration was 100000. The
Oliver ompany is now the second
largest land owner in northern Michi
gan.
Jacob M. Stoudt supervisor of inter
lockers of the Big Four railway, was
killed and M. F. Potter, superintendent
of bridges, was fatally hurt just north
of Milford, O., on the Delaware divi-
sion. The men were on motor car
engaged in the inspection of bridges
when they were struck by a special
train. Both lived in Springfield, o.
The Sawyer, n. D. bank robbers had
| their preliminary hearing on a charge
of burglary in the third degree.
Duffy, COnrOy and Hayes waived ex-
animation and were bound over to the
December grand jury in $4,000 bonds,
which they failed to furnish. Sullivan
and Robinson asked for more time
and will be given a hearing next week.
1t is thought they will plead guilty
and turn states evidence.