Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1906-01-22
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
DOMESTIC.


Moro chieftain.
The annual miners convention
opened at Indianapolis
University of Chicago authorities
have no idea of quitting football.
The foreclosure of mortgages ag-
gregating S1OO0 menaces the stabil-
ity of Zion City.
District-Attorney Jerome of New
York is preparing to prosecute guilty
insurance officials.
Wisconsin special legislative COM
mittee on insurance organized and
began its inquiry
The forged bonds foated by Cleve-
land broker who committed suicide ag-
gregate to S1,00O,00O.
Wisconsin special legislative COM
mittee on insurance organized and
plans to begin its inquiry
Francis Gress, an undertaken at
Stewardson, ILL.,, committed suicide.
He was II years of age.
The government orders survey to be
made of the Colorado desert, or Saltcn
sea. in southern California.
The government ordered a survey to
be made of Colorado desert, or SaltOn
sea, in southern California.
w. NJ. Wolff. professor in the Brig
nam Young college, created a sensa-
ton by renOuncing mormonIsm.
Governor Pennypacker in a message
TO the special session of the Pennsyl-
vania legislature suggests reforms.
1t was reported that FOXhall Keene,
a swell New Yorker, was about to be-
gin a suit for divorce in Kentucky.
Anton Cramer, aged II, had his head
crushed in an elevator at South Bend,
ind, and death was instantaneous.
PeculatiOn by a trusted emplOye
causes the failure of P. r. Fahey &
Co, another firm of Cleveland brokers.
Mrs. James Brown Potter, actress,
values her name at $250000, her law
yers say, simply as a state trademark.
The speculation by atrustedemplOye
caused the failure of P. R. Fahey &
Co.. another firm of Cleveland brokers,
Wilton Heinard, a blind New Yorker
prepared for the final operation of
grating the eyes of a rabbit upon his.
Four tunnel workers in New York
died and four others barely escaped
as a result of a compressed air pipe
0urst.
Captain W. H. Van Schaicl1, who
commanded the Inflated General
Slocum. was placed on trial in New
York
Capt. James A. Clinton of Brooklyn
has devised an airship in which he is
willing to undertake a voyage to the
north pole.
4 shortage of $4,000 has been
found in the Kansas treasury, accord
ing to a statement made by Governor
E. W. Hoch.
Countess De Bettencourt the most
noted woman swindler of the age,
died in Philadelphia and a murder
theory is advanced.
Chicago women, terrified by seven
teen woman murders within twelve
months, fear to venture out after dark
now without escorts.
Frank Troutman, 20 years old, son
Of J. H. TrOutman, a wholesale liquor
dealer, was killed at Hamilton, o., by
fall down stairs.
Senator Depew was scorched in
New York state senate in speech pre-
ceding the defeat of a resolution de-
handing his resignation.
Secretary BCnaparte approved find
ing OF Annapolis court martial and or
dered Midshipman Coffin dismissed
from rhp naval academy
Mary Rowan the eleventh victim of
the West hotel fire, died at Minneapo-
lis. Others who were injured in the
fire will probably recover.
Secretary BOnaparte approved the
finding of the Annapolis court martial
and ordered Midshipman Coffin dis
missed from the naval academy.
Joseph H. Choate, former United
States ambassador to Great Britain,
was elected president of the New
York State Bar association.
Governor Magoon of Panama on re-
oeipt of a cable message from Wash
ington postponed his proposed trip
to the United States until Jan. 21.
Boston is being Disseminated
against in freight rates, ACCORDING 10
statement made by the Boston
Chamber of Commerce directors.
The right of the Great Eastern Tel
aphcne company TO enter New York
City in competition with the Bell
monopoly is 10 be tested in the courts.
6Iidshipman Meriwether sent in his
rasignacion but probably will not be
permitted TO leave the naval academy
on accoUnt-ot charges against Inn.
R. L. Hubbard of Sheboygan, Mich,
committed suicide at Buffalo, n y, by
Ieapiug from the third story of a
private hospital. He was an epilep-
tic.
The sixth battery of United States
field artillery arrived at San Antonio,
Tex. after a gruelling march of thirty
five days from Fort Riley, Kan, LOO
miles