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White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-28

Cartwright, John A.
Carter, Harry
Calhoun, Lee
Clingan, Chas. Edwin
Cook, Hyrum NJ.
Campbell, Russell A.
Caples, Bert +.
Connors, John
Crary, James
Draper, Amos
Donker, Jacob
Donohoe, John
Duncan, Lee c.
Duncan, Ed.
Daum, Mathew
Darlington, John II.
Doran, Tim
Dammann, VIM.
Day, WILDER H.
Ditel, Chas.
Davis, John A.
Dunlap, Samuel B.
Dempsey. John E.
Diamond, John c.
Doody. John
Duplessis, Herman E.
Dedman, VIM. w.
Dodson, Nudge w.
Dolbey, Frank c.
Dayit. Henry M.
Dever, John H.
Daley, Patrick
Davis. Elmer z.
Day, Geo. A.
Duncan. Lindsay
Doull, Alfred
Dunkley. Edward j.
Denton, Clarence
Decker, Daniel A.
DaSch, oliver
Dunn, Maitland
Despair. Christoper c.
butcher, Willard F.
Donovan. Dennis j.
Deiseh, Clarence A.
Edell, Jas. Z.
Elk. Alma
Eastridge, Oscar
Edward. VIM.
Edgar, John
Engleman, Peter
Eldridge, John w.
Eckert, Karl
Elliott, James T.
Edlund, Richard T.
Epling. Thomas
Emery, Orange f.
Evans, David o.
Ellis. James
Fryberger. Roy A.
Finley, Ross G.
Freudenberger, VIM. X.
Fowler. Bert
Fouts, Edgar w.
Fahey. Thos.
Frensch, Chas. w.
Fisher. Carl
Fisher, Wallace G.
Freeland, James c.
Fields, Oscar l..
Foster, Frank f.
Fitzgerald, Edward J.
Folsom, Elry II.
Fenton, Michael
Fryberger. Leroy o.
Fry, Kirkley A.
Fritz, Albert
Folsom, Edgar
Fuller, Walter
Freeman, Frank
Fleming, Frank NJ.
Frenette, Eugene
Faith, James
Gagnon, Jas. G..
Goodman, John II.
Goodman, VIM. c.
Gallagher, Budd c.
Gilbert, Fred
Glenn, Robt.
Green, Geo. r.
Gilbert, Peter c.
Goodman, Chas.
Cruise, Peter
Gee. Edward
Geary, Chas. j.
earn, VIM. ].
Glenn, w. David
Gould, Albin o.
Graham. Horace r.
Grant, Lester K.
Ginter, Lloyd E.
Gibson, Alex
uraves. Leslie r.
Grus, Peter
Cannon, Charles A.
Crimes. Charles
Gordon, Charles p.
Gill, Arthur
Gladding, Benjamin
Gruernes, Nacaire
Gouin, Henry
Godeharles. Henry s.
Giroux, Arthur
Garrison, r. Jackson.
Gartska, stephen
Gloyd, Charles l..
Gannuell, Horace
Gallagher, Guy l..
Green, Clifford
Granield, George
Click, Morris
Galden. William
Grenseitt, John b.
Holmes, Leander
Healey, Michael
Hickman, Clarence T.
Huckaby, Claude
Huly, V. Barrett
Hermanson, Orson
Hamilton. VIM. II. II.
Hornbeck. w. hlliott
Hall, Dave
Hegner, Rudolph T..
Horton, James J.
Harsch, Phil
Hawkins, Chas.
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GEO. NJ. PEACE
Hearty, Frank j.
Howard. Silas G.
Houck, John G..
Hill. Laforest H.
Hendry, Vim. M.
Hill, Monte
Hudson, James r.
Hughes, Richard L.
Hutchinson, Jacob p.
Harris, Archie l..
Harris, w. K.
Hess, Mark
Haywood, John R.
Horner, Preston X.
Harluson, Jeptha
Hicks, John II.
Hennessy, Thomas
Hewitt, Leroy
Hampton, Walter ID.
Hoerning, William A.
Hopely, Alfred L.
Hughes. Carl
Harvard, Leonard J..
H~aldsworth, Wilbur G.
Haggatt, Charles
Hoyle, George
Holmes, John ].
Houghton. Michael
Holmes, Charlie
Hopley, Frank
Howard. Walter l..
Haron, Eddie
Hill, James c.
Haywood, John r.
Holmes, Frank
Huren, Lewis II.
Hill. Dave
Hodge, Howard
Hathaway. j. S.
Isaacson, Ray
lies, Jas. d.
lies, James
Ingersoll, George W.
Irwin, Cecil A.
Irvings, James
jennings, F.. G..
Jenries, Frances II.
Johnson, Geo. C.
Jordan. Chas. j.
Jensen, Jas.
Jefferson, VIM. NJ.
Jameson, Frank E.
Jordan, Chas. J.
Jordan, VIM.
Johnson, Frank r.
James, Edward
Johnson, Ole
Jaccart. Frederick c.
jeffrey, Lewis c.
Jones, William II.
Joyce, Maurice
Jensen, James r.
jennings, Walter A.
Kraus. Peter j.
Kingsbury. Albert B.
Kenny, John ID.
Kleinhans. VIM.
Heating, Vim.
Kahler, Roy
Keenan,, Jack
Kelly, Jas. w.
kniphausen, Edmond NJ.
Knapp, Peter NJ.
Kelly, Paul
Kessler, Frank
Kawick. John w.
Koeics, John
Kendall, Thomas
knipe. Christian
Keller, Frank
Heating. Crink j.
kronquist, Frank
karlson, Lawrence
Knutson, Christ Anton
Landet. Oscar X.
Lane. Chas. r.
Lewis, T. Lewis
Lidell. David N.
Locke, John S.
Lewis. Joe II.
Longshore, Rud p.
Lichlypes, VIM. e.
Lane. Edward
Ieyson. David b.
Lees, James +.
Leak, Edward p.
Leek, Edward c..
Lynn, James II.
Lewis, Robert S.
Lamb, Elliott
Lynn, Leon F.
Lennon, William b.
Lowe. William
Luty, Sam
Layelle, Charles J.
Liddle, Farley II.
Lynch, James A.
Les, Frank
Leake, Oliver
Lee, Lewis w.
Lakenan, Cornelius b.
Luttrell. George II.
Lawrence, Edward
Lowe, Edward
Long, John f.
Lodge, George
Marshall, A. II.
hagner, Horace f..
Magus, Jas.
Mayer, Michael f.
Mayo, Frank
Mollison. Fine
Molinder. olof A.
Morley, Timothy
Meonaugh, Patrick ].
Meigher, Jack
Moseley, Chas. J.
Morley, MILFORD
Mike, VIM.
Morgan, Thos.
Morley, Orlando
Mathews. Thos. w.
Morris, Ed.
Nj ulligau. Henry NJ
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Williams, U. s.
McKindry. John
Mccullough, VIM.
Mcdowell, Walter VIM.
McDonough, Jas.
Mcmahon. Jas. p.
Mcdonald, Dan
McVay, Jas.
McKindry, John
McGinnis. Frank
McNichols, Michael
Mcconnell, Charles A.
Mcdaniel, Samuel II.
McFadden. Daniel
McMillen, Earl B.
Mcdonald, Frank J.
Mcknight, Robert
Mclaughlin. John ID.
McRae, John ID.
McAlduff, Horace r.
Mccarthy. Jack
Mckay. Joseph
McFadden, John r.
McQuay, James N.
McGinniss. John
McDermott, Fred c.
Niece. George II.
Mcdonald. Michael
NcQuiddy, Benjamin T.
Neil, VIM. j.
Newman, Geo. F.
Needham. Chas. II.
Nober, Thos.
Needham, Pat.
Needham. Chas. o.
North, Richard c.
Neary. James NJ.
Nickels, Charles A.
Neal, William
Nealon, NJ. j.
Nelson, Charles
Nippolt, George A.
Neil. Joseph
Newman. George
Ogle. VIM.
O'Brien, Jas. c.
Osborne, Elisha II.
O'Callahan, Jas.
O'Brien, Thos. +.
UDonnell. Barney
O'Bradley. Jas.
Crimson, Clark A.
O'Boyle. Thomas
O'Neill. Dave
Orear, Lenoir W.
O'Connor. Thos.
O'Neal, David II.
Oliver, Henry 7.
O'Brien. George
Olsen, Olaf
O'Connell. James
OMare. Burton b.
Oberhausly, William
O'Mare, James Martin
Payne, Benz. f..
Prisk, Thos.
Preston. Clarence ID.
Porter, Matthias +.
Primrose, Joe A.
Porter, Elisha
Phillips. Ed Il.
Peaeocke. Geo. NJ.
Preston. VIM. N.
Palmquist. Oscar
Pointer, Chas. w.
Parker, Chas. c.
Palmatus, Warren n.
Payne. Everett Il.
Purcell, Alex
Peak, VIM. f.
Pfeiffer, John B..
Pickett, Robert l..
Purdy. James C..
Palmateer Nicholas
Phillips. William II.
Pally. Alpha II.
Pettingill, David H., NJ. ID.
Quincy. MILFORD
Quinn, Thos.
Quinn, Thomas
Regan. James
Rose. Alfred J.
Reagan, Chas.
Rudolph. VIM. II.
Rhue. Edgar
Rice, Fred b..
Robb, Albertus
Richards. Edgar
Rice, Robt. l..
Raby. Geo.
Raby, Chas.
Rosseau, Chas.
Richardson. Geo. l..
Racey, Stanley
Robb. David
Robertson, Rolph ].
Rock. Budd
Richards. Tom
Reed, Robt. l..
Robson, John
RASMUSSEN, Julius II.
Ryan, Geo.
Randall. Harvey
Randall. William b.
Rockabrand. jean J..
Rork. Charles e.
Reilly. John j.
Reeves, VIM.
coach. Thomas f.
Running. Albert
Robert II.
Clarence Il.
iaticheck, Frances II.
richards, Thomas \.
eoberts, Charles A.
David NJ
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE
GONE TO HER DEATH

Milwaukee, June 29.-Within a
week after she was released from an
institution for the insane Dorothy
Mueller, 1865 Second street. commit.
ted suicide at her home on Saturday.
The body lay in the house. none
knowing of the tragedy until the re-
mains We're discovered at 1O.45
o'clock yesterday morning by William
EIstner, 1865 Second street.
Mrs. Mueller was released from an
institution a week ago, where she had
been undergoing treatment for men.
tai troubles, Upon her release she
discovered that Elfreida Mueller. ner
1S-year-old daughter, had taken her
life with chloroform on April z.
The mother returned to her nome
at 1865 Second street, where she lived
up stairs, over the Elstner family.
She was last seen about her home
Saturday morning.
Nothing was heard Sunday, and
yesterday morning the Elstners be-
came worried least, something might
have befallen their neighbor. William
Blstner finally broke down the door,
and entered the place He found the
bedroom filed with gas, which poured
from open Jets about the bed. Mrs.
Mueller lay dead beneath them.
Mrs. Mueller was a widow. she
was So years of age.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06
NEW OATH NOW FOR
ENGLISH RULERS

London, June 29.-Premier Asqulth
introduced in the house of commons
yesterday the promised bill altering
the form of the religious declaration
required of the sovereign upon his
coronation
In the proposed text the doctrine OF
the Roman Catholic church is not sin
gled out for reputation, but it Is
simply affirmed that the sovereign is
a faithful protestant. The paragraph
Il thus made to read:
Il do solemnly and sincerely, in the
presence of God. profess, testify and
declare that l am a faithful member
of the Protestant church as by law
established in England, and ] shall,
according to the true intent of the en-
acttments which secured Protestant
succession to the throne of my realm,
uphold and maintain the said enact
ments to the bsst of my powers and
according to law"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06
WISCONSIN PATENTS

The following list of patents recent
" granted to Wisconsin inventors is
reported for this paper by Oliphant &
Young, patent solicitors:
William H. Ashcraft, Evansville,
anti-freezing drinking fountain for
poultry
Walter C. Carlson, Milwaukee, box
covering and corner staying machine.
Charles NJ. Delaney, Poynette,
horseshoe calk
Frederick w. and William C. Hart
mann, Milwaukee, cream separator.
DHgald G. Jackson, Madison, cleo
tricity meter
Hans H Jensen, Milwaukee, ma
chine for cutting metal bars.
Henry H. Long, La Crosse, folding
camp stove.
Ancil B. Morse, North Freedom.
door supporting clamp.
Edward L. Reiha, Milwaukee, gas
retort furnace
Alice ]. Smith and H. w. Kent, Mil
Waukee, amaIgamator.
George L. Whiteaker, Steuben. win
dow sash.
William A Walker, Racine. rail
anchor.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06

as soon as the buildings now occupy
ing the site can be removed.
Fourteen tanks of fish for the Belle
Isle aquarium of Detroit, Mich, We're
brought by the steamer Bernndian,
which arrived from Bermuda. The
consignment, is in charge Of Lewis
Mowbray of the aquarium.
Charges by A. B. Keiter of New
York, third vice president, that Mi
chael j. Fannery of Chicago, second
vice president, mad been offering SIS
o piece to delegates for the purpose
of packing the Columbus convention
produced intense excitement at the
session of the International Printing
Freshmen and Assistants union
The timber belt of the F. Wager
hauser company of st. Paul, Mimi
forty-ope square miles in area near
900 has bees. destroyed BY a forest
fire The camp of the Northwestern
Construction company, which EN-
ploys 500 men, has been also burned,
as well as that of the Rat Portage
Lumber company, which also lost
timber The total loss is several mil
lion dollars
The Standard Metal Manufacturing
company, Chicago, has made arrange
ments for the establishing of a foun-
dry in North Fond du Lac, providing
the village donates the site which will
cost approximately $4,000 and the
buildings. The company recently en-
tered into a contract with the 500
line to furnish it with ali Of its brass
castings. the contract to take effect
on July l. Two representatives CT the
company made the above proposition
to the business men.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06

from his home at Pittsbud'g eight
months ago, and who later fell heir
to a fortune, vas discovered as a pris
oner at the house OF correction in
Chicago
Society women Of Portsmouth. Va.
who play bridge and other games o.
cards for money or prizes are in the
same class with negro crap shooters.
declared Rev Lew G. Broughton in
sermon.
Felix swope Of Midway, KY, ne
phew of the late Col. Thomas H.
Swope. has employed an attorney To
attack the Will OF the millionaire phil
antnropist OF whose murder Dr.. HyGe
was convicted.
Arnold Cast was killed when his
automobile turned turtle following a
tire explosion at Hamburg, Ia. Two
of his small children, who were rid,
ing IN the tonneau, escaped without
injury.
Governor Haskell of Oklahoma IS
sued a proclamation calling special
election for August 2 to vote on the
grandfather clause" amencment,
which. his opponents say, will dis
! franchise the negro.
AS a tribute to DR.. Howard I. Rick
etts. the University Of Chicago pro-
lessor who died in Mexico City May
9, 1910 a victim of typhoid fever,
While engaged in the study OF the dis
ease. the National meteorological III
stitute unveiled marble tablet in
that city.
Thirteen persons We're injured, sew
eral seriously, when the Chicago and
Alton express train was ditched north
CT Cariinyille, ILL.,, by spreading rails
The locomotive, baggage car, smoking
car, the day car and the chair cars
and three Pullmans were derailed
and all turned turtle except the last
| Pullman.
James B. Hammond, of New York
founder of the Hammond Typewriter
company, is still the owner of 52t
shares of the concerns stock, which
ne distributed among the directors
and old employees under a deed Of
trust in 1908, when he thought he
was going to Gle A jury in the su
preme court so decided.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06
ST 100000 SUIT
AGAINST ROOSEVELT
BACON AND GRAVES

New York, June ga big bundle
of papers purporting to be the COM
plant in suit for s1OOO,000 dam
ages against Colonel Roosevelt, Rob
ert Bacon, American ambassador 70
France, and Charles Graves, Ameri-
can minister to Sweden and his wife,
is in the county clerks Office here
awaiting disposition The bundle
was thrown into the Office yesterday
by Mrs. Ida M Won Claussen after
the clerks refusal to file them be-
cause of irregularities. The attempt
ed suit is the outgrowth of the refus-
al of Minister Graves to present Mrs
Won Claussen at the court of the late
King Oscar of Sweden in 1907. She IS
trying to file her case in the supreme
court and asks that court to find her
an honest lawyer. She says she
cannot find such. She then says:
The gross Insult and SANDER L re-
ceived in Sweden, of which the world
has cognizance, is laid directly to
the foregoing conspirators
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06
PERsoNAL

The king of England created the
duke Of Cornwall prince of Wales and
Earl of Chester.
j. Pierpont Morgan returned from
Europe, looking the picture of health,
The banker has been aboard for sew
eral months
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt viii at
tend the annual meeting Of the
Colorado Live Stock association to be
held at Denver on Sept. 1.
G. r. Freeman, former GalesvifIe
Wis, boy. may be member Of the
next California legislature. He will
be the republican candidate in the
primaries
Provost Charles Curtis Harrison OF
the University Of Pennsylvania, fp
whose honor the students had PLAN
ned to erect a statue, has asked
that the project be dropped
Mrs. Anna Lehman, .'AppIeton's
grand old woman celebrated her
enc hundredth birthday anniversary
Mrs. Lehman declares her health is
as good as it was a quarter of a
century ago.
Renouncing his career of lawyer.
actor and prize fighter, Rudolph Ray
mond, Valparaiso, Ind, will follow the
example of Billy uSnday II is ex-
pected he will speak first in behalf OF
temperance of organizations
Fred kohler, the golden rule'e
chief Of police of Cleveland vzh0 was
suspended from his position hy Mayor
Baehr upon the fling of charges al
leging drunkenness and immortality,
was acquitted and will be reinstated
at once.
Miss Amelia Rasmus and William
Faker, both deaf Inutes. were mar
lied at Boomer. They were assisted
at the ceremony by the Bridegroom
sister, who Interpreted the rituals to
the couple and the signs to the marry
| ing minister.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06
DOMESTIC.

Mrs. w. P G. Harding vile of the
birmingham, Ala, shot end killed her
self at her nome in Glen Iris.
Harvey Greenwood Of Suez, H.,
while horseback riding was struck
by lightning and killed. The horse al
50 was killed.
Striking a railroad torpedo with a
hammer caused an explosion, which
killed Dallas McCollum, z years old,
at Louisville
Fourteen tanks Of fish for the Belle
Isle aquarium Of Detroit, Mich, were
brought by the Bermudian, which ar
rived from Bermuda.
The Pennsylvania prohibition state
convep ton nominated NJ. F. Larkin
of Scranton for governor by 80 votes
to 80 for H. T. Ames.
The Tennessee supreme court de-
clared the Memphis charter bin con-
stitutional and upheld the commission
form Of government.
While leaning out of the window of
a room of his Motel NJ. V. Smith, a
wealthy manufacturer of Springfield,
H., fell and was killed.
Playing with matches, three little
children were burned to death in
Saugerties, KY. They are Jack and
Richard Doyle and Harry Abeel.
More than twenty fire fighters were
overcome in the hold of the burning
steamer Alaskan. of the American
Hawaiian line at San Diego, Cal.
The Ohio Christian Endeavor con
vention passed a resolution calling on
tie governor Of Nevada to prevent
the Jeffries-Johnson fight on July 4.
Joseph Drlscoll, aged %. of St
Louis. was stabbed by a negro, Jul
Gas Bates, and died The men were
passengers on a car and quarreled.
4 desperate attempt at jail break
ing was made at Grayson, Ky, in
which one man was fatally shot after
he had struck ana badly injured a
deputy jailer.
Bankers of Kansas City and of
the southwest dependent on Kansas
City have agreed to lend no money
20 any one who intends to use the
cash for the purchase of a motor car,
King George Y. has sent an official
message of thanks TO New York City
end its people for the sympathy ex-
pressed at the time of King Edward S
death.
Captain S. P Gillett, former presi-
dent of the Citizens National Bank.
at Evansville, Ind, was arrested on
en- Indictment charging violation OF
the banking laws
Resolutions opposing the placing Of
the statue of Robert {. Lee in the
statuary hall of the capitol at Wash
ington were adopted by the New
York Grand Army of the Republic.
William Hamilton, who disappeared
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
WISCONSIN WAITS.

Frank Kalll, a groceryman, was III
tured in a runaway at Sheboygan
The creamery in South Wayne
Wis, burned to the ground, entaillng
a loss of about $1,000,
The 1 year old child Of Lyle Clsna
of MERRIAM spilled bottle OF car
Iolfc acid over himself and, after
lour hours agony, died.
Charles GoieE, a blacksmith OF
clinton Junction, was badly burned
bv the explosion of babbiting lEetal
and is in a Beloit hospital.
While practicing shooting firecrack-
ers for the fourth OF July, Heroic
Shepard of Medford severely injured
when one was exploded in his race.
He will lose the sight OF both eyes.
While he was canoeing on st
Louis bay near Superior passing
launch set up a swell which tipped
his craft aud drowned S. Herman
Oesterich, aged %, electrician at the
Mesaba ore docks
The first official commitment to
any institution made by County
Judge Silas Billiard was issued for
Walter Bassett, who was taken by
Sheriff John V. Bum to the Northern
state Hospital for the insane.
Mrs. Margaret Hayes, 80 years old,
mother of John Hayes who was
killed in March, and amt of Dr. Dem
us Hayes, Milwaukee, died at Beloit
as a result OF the shock she received
when her son was shot down.
Notwithstanding the fact that To-
NAH was voted dry at last Aprifs
election, applications have been made
nv eleven saloon keepers for licenses.
The election has been contested and
the case is still pending in the courts
Mrs. Anna NJ. Sorenson, aged 81,
who died in Menomfnee, expressed
the wish that her body be kept as
long as possible before interment.
The funeral will not be held until
next Thursday. a week from her
death.
The remains of an unknown man
were found linear the Northern Pacific
railway at Grassy point bridge in
Superior A letter in his coat front
his mother at Spring Grove, Mimi, is
the only other cIew, but the name is
not given in the letter.
After a preliminary examination in
Justil Ellis court Ernest Rosenow.
living On farm two miles south OF
Eau Claire, was bound over for trial
at the September term of circuit
court on a charge OF stealing $500
from his fatherin-law William Loitz.
\ five hour steady rain broke the
long drought in and about Chippewa
Falls and came just in time to save
the small grain from damage and to
extinguish forest fires that had start
ed. Hay will yield about one-half crop,
but small grain corn and potatoes
viii be a normal yield.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06
FOREIGN.

Gen Mena and his command OF
l 800 men occupied San Vicente, ac-
cording to cable dispatches.
The international congress of the
London chambers of commerce ac-
copied by acclamation an invitation
to hold the session OF 1912 at Boston.
The Roumanian foreign Office has
mace a pre-emptory demand on the
Grecian government for satisfaction
Of the injury suffered when mob
attacked a Roumanian mail steamer.
Dispatches from Algiers say that a
severe earthquake occurred there.
The shock lasted thirty seconds. It is
reported that many buildings were
destroyed, and that the loss Of life
will be heavy
Colonel Jose R. Pizarro was APP
pointed minister of war, succeeding
General P. E. Muniz, who resigned.
An impressive funeral service was
held at Calais, France. for the crew
OF the French submarine Pluviose,
who lost their lives when their YES
sci was sunk.
Twenty federal soldiers are report
ed to have been killed and many
more injured when four cars of a
train in which the troops were travel
ing in the state of CoIima broke loose
from the locomotive and dashed down
a steep grade. When the cars reached
curve, after dashing for six miles
and attaining terrific speed, they
jumped the track and were dashed to
pieces.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-06
SPARKS FROM THE WIRE

The Cumberland Telephone anu
Telegraph company was fined $780,
900 for violation of the MISSISSIPPI
antitrust law at Water Valley, Miss,
because OF a contract to shut out
competition.
Ibrahim Wardani, assassin OF Bou-
tros Paeha Ghali, the Egyptian pre-
mier was hanged at Cairo.
Jacob H. Sehiff, financier, on MS
way to Alaska, says he anticipates no
serious railroad handicap as the re-
suit of recent legislation.
Joseph Thomas, SO years old, IN
ventor of the hoopskirt, is reported
dying at his home in Hoboken.
Firecrackers set fire to the gar
ments of Mamie Fox, years old, at
her home in Reading, Pa, and she
died several hours later.
Trustees of George Washington uni
yersity at Washington accepted tne
resignation of DIR. Richard D. Harlan,
the financial agent and formerly pres
ident of Lake Forest college.
Announcement is made by Andreas
DIPPED at New York that Nine. Nordi-
ca has been engaged by the Chicago
Grand Opera company.