Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-03-30
DOMESTIC.


Isaac Emory was shot ard killed by
his brother, Ira ENJOY near East
Prairie, Mo. They Cuarreled over the
feeding of cattle
The Williams Globe FIGURING mill.
operated by the Gardiner Milling COM
pany of Bellevue, Ohio, burned. The
loss is $4,000.
Mrs. Henry Stokes and her child
We're drowned and several passen-
gers seriously burned by the burning of
The ferry boat Ida Bell at Uniontown,
Ky.
BY the purchase of fifteen acres
near Denver, the Sisters of st. Francis
launched a movement for the erection
of a tuberculosis hospital to cost
$25O.OOO
Arthur Barnett, IA years of age.
md Robert Barnett, aged u, sons of
Ir and Mrs. Barnett, were drowned
n the Arkansas river at Orchard
Grove, Colo.
Paul P. Shaunty, private in the
hospital corps, stationed at Fort Doug
las, Utah, was Shot and killed by
Laura Yandever, a cook in the employ
of one of the officers.
The Van Buren,. Indiana. bank, owned
by Howard brothers. was robbed of
$1,000 in gold in the night. The thieves
overlooked a box containing several
thousand dollars in currency.
For the fifth time James Riley. the
village blacksmith, mas been elected
president of North Phelan, New York.
an aristocratic suburban community
near Mount Vernon.
Esther Kaplan, II years old, built a
bonfire of newspapers and refuse in
New York and stood in the blaze I'M
til she was probably fatally burned.
I'm purging myself of sin, she cried.
Sixty million gallons of water, the
contents of the big Fort Field reser-
voir at Yonkers, n Y. will be
emptied to ascertain whether a sui
eide note on its banks several DAYS
ago was hoax.
The Bradford. Pa, police nave ar.
rested a woman who gave her name as
Maud Taylor of Washington. D. c.. on
the charge of having committed a
series of daylight robberies A large
quantity of jewelry was found in her
possession
Nathan A. Gill, a brakeman, was
killed in his home in Kansas City,
Kas by Jesse Brody Brody was Wis
iting ellis wife. Gill was killed with
his own revolver, which he had left
with his wife to protect herself Gill
returned Unexpectedly from a run
In an effort to establish the theory
that the epidemic of typhoid fever in
the Swope family may have been
caused by unsanitary conditions, the
attorneys for DR.. B. C. HYDE in his
Islander suit took the deposition of
Robert Williams, negro, employed by
the Swopes in Kansas City
Salvatore Matsisi, charged with hay
ing controlled the circulation through
out Canada of the counterfeit money
made by the convicted lupo-MoreIlo
gang at their plant near Highland
n. Y, was arraigned in the United
states court, where Judge Holt com
mitted him in default of $4,000 bail
Proceedings in the United States
supreme court in New York in the
case of Charles R. Heil5e, secretary
of the American Sugar Refining com
pany, again caused postponement O.
Heike's trial together with that OF
five employees of the company charged
with conspiracy in connection with IN
Cerweighing.
Commodore Robert E. Peary ha.
cut short his lecture tour in the south
The refusal of Governor Brown o
Georgia TO introduce him to an Allan
- audience. his reference to the com
mander in an interview as ''faker'
and the small crowd that attended tn