Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1907-05-13
NEWS OF THE WORLD
DOMESTIC.

miners, we're crushed to death at Oily
plant, Pa
An agricultural colony of Jewish
immigrants at Arpin, Wis, now in its
third year, is proving successful.
Old allies of indicted Mayor Schmitz
of San Francisco are thrown into a
panic by the executives confession.
A trusted official of the Woon-
socket Or. H. company confessed to
The theft OF $4,000 to gamble In Wall
street.
The United States circuit at st.
Paul upheld a verdict ining a big
packing concerns $4,000 each for
5aking rebates.
Aeronaut HawIey made a sixty
seVen-mile trip from st. Louis. land
ing among farmers and cattle and
causing a panic.
Mysterious absence Of Miss Madg
aret Kelly of Joliet prevented her
marriage. The bride elect was last
seen in Chicago.
A lack of funds may force the
abandonment of the dash to north
pole that Commander Peary intended
to make this summer.
Secretary Taft, speaking at the ded-
fcation of a Y. NJ. G. A. building at
Dayton, O., welcomed the growth of
religious tolerance.
Story of the assassination of James
Cohkrill and the nIeged connection
of Judge Hargis WITH the plot was re-
If John Wilson, who disappeared
from Tecumseh, Neb, thirty years
ago. does not return in three years he
he will forfeit a fortune Of $4,000.
An Iowa man shot thirty three
boys and girls who serenaded his
house afted his daughters wedding
He is under arrest for attempted muir
der.
Attorney for Howard Gould is mott
fed that the latter would be sued for
s250,000 by William C. Woodward for
alleged breach of contract in a deli
cate case.
Thomas Toney, a colOred desperate,
was shot and fatally wounded at
Kenton, O., by Chief of Police Shell
on when he tried to escape from the
officer.
The colored organization, Elks OF
the World, of Louisville, KY, has filed
4 suit to require Secretary of State
McChesney to file their charter in the
state department.
The rich mans panic" of March
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cause Of the suicide of David Viii
cox, former president of the Delaware
and Hudson railway.
The trial of Garland Moore, the nail
carrier who in December last at
Bots dare, Mo, shot and killed Clara
West because she had spurned his
attentions, was called for trial
The United States cruiser Balti-
more arrived at New York from
Manila flying a homew ard-bound pen
nant $50 feet in length. The cruiser
left Gibraltar on April Is.
Mayor Mcclellan and Tammany
buried the Ratchet after a long and
bitter war. Tammany boasts that
Police Commissioner Binghmam will
be shelved in for thirty days.
The jamestown exposition opened.
The grass on the parade grounds is
the only thing that is ready The
buildings and ground are in chaos
and won't be in shape for a month.
The auxiliary gasoline sloop yacht
]. Daggit owned by Captain James
r~E i
Albemarle sound North Carolina.
following The explosion of a gasoline
tank.
The Marblehead lifesaving crew res
cued hree men a,lr & 90 . >,uw
which became separated from the
tug Pankrar t. during a heavy storm.
The men spent wild night On Lake
Erie.
John Lewis. a negro dentist. shot
and wounded his wife. Ida Lewis. be-
cause she would not talk to him when
he met her on the street and then
killed himself The couple had been
separated.
The barkentine Kingdom. which
sailed from Rockland Me. Aug. %.
1906, with seventy members of the
Holy Ghost and Us society at Shiloh
on board for the holy land, arrived at
Portland on her return
Albert D. Rodenberg. an attorney
Q, Centralia, and a brother of Con
gresham Rodenberg OF East St
Louis, was married to Miss Mae l..
Cordes daughter of Aid. R. H. Cordes
at Nashville, Ill
John Armstrong negro convicted
Of having murdered his wife, was
hanged at Columbus, o. When the
rap was sprung his feet touched the !,