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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-20
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act conversation that took place be-
tween Rigdon and the woman
Mrs, Deufex is being treated under
guard and Miss Wilson held as pris-
oner. Mrs. Deufex is said to be from
st. Paul and to have a sister who is a
nun in wisconsin convent.
Two unsigned letters found in the
dead mans coat have been secured.
Bosh were written by women. one
criticises Rigdon and the other adj
dresses him in endearing terms
Fetzer seems disinclined to talk
Fetzer is rated as a millionaire
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COLONEL ROOSEVELT
CHATS WITH FRIEND

New York, July 10 Colonel Roose-
welt spent the day in his Office in
New York. He will deliver an adj
dress October 7th at the Appalachian
exposition ON Knoxville, Tennessee, it
was announced yesterday.
The colonel had a chat with an old
friend, David E. Thompson. of Lin
coin Nebraska, whom he appointed
ambassador to Brazil and later am
hassador to Mexico.
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Town Cut Off by Flood.

Ell Paso, July ia message from
a telegraph operator at Bisbee, Ari-
IONA, was received here at 9 O'Clock
last night and said a big food was
sweeping down upon the town and
that he was forced to abandon the
wire. Bisbee is now cut off The
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-20
INSURANCE PRESIDENT d
CHARGED WITH FRAUD

Poughkeepsie, July 1.-THE grand
jury investigating the affairs Of fhe
Duchess Fire Insurance company re-
turned an indictment yesterday after
noon accusing President Lewis H
Vail of forgery IN the third degree
The Indictment charges the removal
of page from the minutes Fof the
directors meeting with tie alleged
intention of deceiving the state de
partment of Insurance So iSs
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-20
FATHER CHARGED WITH
MURDER OF CHILDREN

Leseuer, Mimi, July 16.-Martin
O'Malley, a wealthy farmer, is under
arrest charged with the murder OF
his two little stepdaughters, aged 5
and years. A month ago O'Malley,
a widower with children, married
Mrs. Bergel, widow with three emil,
dren, and not long after the two
Bergel children died. An autopsy was
held and arsenic was found in the
children's intestines.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-20
KING OF BULGARIA
FLIES THROUGH AIR

Brussels, July 16.-King Ferdinand
of Bulgaria went for flight in BIZ
plane with NJ. Delaminne at Kiewiet.
Prince Boris, heir apparent and
Prince Cyrialle, the kings second son,
also few
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Pitcher is Sold by Louisville.

Louisville, KY, July 16.-The deal
with the St.3Louis Browns ball club
for Outfelder Fisher is off, at least
for the present, as Hoffman, the re-
cruit from Lancaster, o., has filled
the gap Pitcher Coaley has been
sold to Montreal Louisville turned
down a chance to get "Jiggs" Dono-
hue, offered by Minneapolis.
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Chicago, July 16.-eharles. W. Rig
don. aged SIS, well known in real es-
tate circles. seriously wounded mrs.
Emma Deufeyr a young widow, and
then shot aid killed himself in the
Offices of John G. Fetzer in the Bed
ford building here late yesterday.
Police Inspector -Lagin says the
shooting is the outgTowth of an IN
voIyeds romance in which love and
business were hopelessly tangled.
The police. say that Mrs. Dufex mas
been close friend of Regions and
that Rigdon had given her money
and stocks and then had qnarreIed
With her. Mrs. DesAex, say the police,
called upon Rigcon to. carry out Ger,
tain alleged promises
Although Mrs. Deufex was accom-
panied, to. the Fetzer .gofices where.
RigdoR. had private room, by Miss
Mary Wilson of Hinsdaleq Illinois, and
.Fetzers talked with the two women
previous TO the shooting the police.
have been unable TO- discover the ex-
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corning the condition of his health,
the doctor prescribed work in regu-
lar doses.
The patient sought a government
position and has been assigned to sa-
loon inspection. He will forsake his
clubs and golf links.
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BRlST0W DECLARES
He WAS OSTRACISED
FOR OPINIONS SAKE

Usage City, Kan, July 16.-For the
first time since he returned to Kan
sas, Senator Bristow in a speech here
last night, referred to the fact that
he had been denied patronage by
President Taft. He said:
"It is disagreeable to be ostre oised
from political recognition for opinions
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sake. but when / know that am
standing for the interest of the peo-
pie who chose me to represent them,
certainly accepted ostracism and
have no apologies to make for my
votes cast"
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Coronation in 1911.

London, July l6.-The coronation of
King George has been fixed for june
%. 1911.
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GREY LEAVES LONDON.

Governor General to Resume Duties
Pending Appointment of Successor.
London, July 16.-Earl Grey yes
terday sailed on the Empress OF
Britain for Canada, where he will re-
sumo the duties of his office as gosr-
ernor general of Canada pending the
appointment of his successor, the
Duke of Connaught.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-07-20

Newark, N. J., July President
Woodrow Wilson of Princeton unipeT
sity announced yesterday that hezMiA
accept the democratic nomination.. for
governor of this state if he is con-
WINGED that the majority of the party
sincerely desired him to rum In an
informal statement he thus defines
his attitude: Il need not say that
| am in no sense candidate and
that l would not do anything to eob-
tain it. My present duties and ere
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Rubbina Of shos coste ILffx.

Manitowoc, Wis, July I6. From n
slight injury caused by the rubbing
of his shoe on the foot, Anton HasloH
died. blood poisoning developing from
the injury. Hasloff was taken to the
hospital and part Of the foot Was re-
moved. but the poison Vas top far
advanced and death Followed.
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sfsoi3 iBiIfty are sac Dhld salts
any man az Rendering
pssslic service wish to
drew q Wasf fofe=-tt sa==httE-zay wish
does moi constitute my duty, and if
it should turn out that it is the wish
and hope Of desided naajoriy Of
Ethoughtfnl democrats of the state
that / should consent to accept the
party's nomination for the great of
fee of governor, + should deem it my
duty, as wellAas honor and privilege;
Eto d6-so.rc t1saz aa7~.s1 aH'sn l1r
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Will Endorse Taft.

Mr.. Taft yesterday told that the.
Ohio republican state platform, to be
adopted the latter part of the month,
would contain an endorsement of the
entire Taft administration, including
the Aldrfch tariff law It is proposed
chat the form of the endorsement writ,
ten into the Ohio platform Shall serve
as a model to the other states that
intend standing LOYALTY aby Taft. ag.
This developed here yesterday as
the result of calls on the president by
Mr.. Dick of Ohio and Wade r. Ellis,
chairman of the Ohio republican exec
utive committee 1895 29t e
AS to James r. Garfield, formerly
secretary Of the interior of the Rooses.
welt cabinet and now closely assoc
ated with clifford Piaehot IN his po-
Iitical activities, both Dick and Ellis
declared that Hehe sqfDost certainly
would not be the nominee for gov
ernor. 7T f''aG sis7r ga
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HONORARY OFFICE
RENDERED TAFT
PRESIDENT PLANS TO HASTEN
ESTABLISHMENT or pos
tai BANKS.
:. r. PITMAN ASKS NATIONAL
INTERVENTION IN Broth
ER's CASE.

Beverly, July 16.-President Taft
was invited yesterday to head, as
honorary president, the movement to
appropriately celebrate in 1914 the
110th anniversary of peace among the
English speaking peoples. The COM
mittee representing national com
mittee having the project in hano
called on President Taft yesterday aft
ernoon. The president will give his
answer later.
The plan for the celebration in
cludes the erection of a memorial at
Niagara, in which Canada and Great
Britain would be invited to Join.
President Taft is taking steps to
avoid any unnecessary delays in
the instituting of the postal savings
banks. If his plans are carried out,
from ten to twenty experimental pos
tai banks will be in operation in the
different sections by October.
With regard to the statement in
Chicago Thursday that President Taft
will be invited to speak at the ma
tional conservation congress at st.
Paul, it was learned that President
Taft was invited to speak several
weeks ago. He has not yet reached
a decision ,
g. F. Pitman of Cambridge, Massas.
chusetts, brother of William Pitman,
the American who was found in a pit
liable condition in the Managua jail
several days ago, yesterday asked
President Taft to take some steps in
his brothers behalf. I'D
The plea will be referred to. the
state department.
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-25
BARGAIN BASEBALL
IS BEING OPPOSED
American League Officials Argue
Against Long Season, Holding
That 1t Cheapens the
Sport

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-The departure Of
President Comiskey of the Chicago
Americans and President Johnson and
Secretary Mercy of the American
league for Pittsburg last night sounded
the preliminary to a contest for the re-
tention of the 154-game schedule.
"The American league committee is
not going to fight with the National
league over the length of its schedule
for the coming season." said President
johnson yesterday. 1--WE will continue
with 1874 games, as in the past. l UNI
derstand there is a split in the Ma
tional league, however, and it is almost
safe to say that the votes of three
clubs-Boston, Cincinnati and Pitts
burg-will go in favor of the short
season.
"In the American league last year
the clubs were forced to play eighty
three double headers in 621 games. In
clement weather in the early weeks of
the season necessitated the doubling up
of games, which, in my opinion, tends
to cheaper baseball. In event the Ma
tional league adopts the 16S-game
schedule, and the weather man dishes
out another brand of rain, snow and
thaw during April and May bargain
attractions win be in order throughout
the entire summer. This was the case
last season in the American associa-
tiOn -
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-25
WEDNESDAYS OAKLAND ENTRIES

First race, six furlongs, 3-year-olds selling
Glennadeane, 96; Zinkand, 103 Miss Picnic,
1903; Alder Gueh, 10; Judge Quinn, 10; Ban
orella, 1861 Meltondale. 104; +Rezon 106; Bal
roma, 1l2; Roberta, 101 Elodia b, 49,
Second race, three furlongs, maiden 2-year-
olds, purse-Soon, 112; Dune Campbell, 112:
xKormak, 112; Amargosa, 112; Robert Balm,
1O6; xAhlrian, 106; Eddie Mott, 109. XStable
entry.
Third race, Futurity course, three-year-olds
and up, seling-Contra Costa 81; *Hush
Money, 80; Sewell, 1O9; Port Malone, 81 sRo-
sano 81; Phil Mohr 80; DR.. Dougherty, 49,
Beaumont 80.
Fourth race five and half furongs, 4-year-
Odds and up, -Blacksheep. lis; *Thistle
Belle 1O1; Trocha, 10l; Steel, III; Sir Barry
Ill; Father Stafford, los; Likely Deudonne
los; No Quarter. 112; Sam Barber, liz Do
yalta 10 Belsnlcker, 107 Ocean Shore 1O7
Fifth race, one mile. 4-year-olds and up.
seling-Gretchen c., 80; Ed Ball, 10; Cobe-
skill, 10l; Mossback, 10l; Rubric, 1903; Deneen,
1OS; Seryicence, los; Cocksure, 81; Bemere
LOG; Trust, 1903; Charles Green, 104; Illusion, 104
Sixth race, five and a half furlongs, Agar
olds and up seling-7Blanche c. 100; Lady
Rensselaer,, 1O1; r. H. Flaherty, 106; Argo-
maui, 1O6; Galvanic, 112; Swagerlator, 112; Sill
ver Line, 102; Herives 102; Mi Derecho 1903;
Father Downey, 104; Hector, 10i; Piekaway,
1O4 Apprentice allowance
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-25
TALENT HAS GOOD
DAY AT EMERYVILLE
Most of Winners Are Heavily Backed,
and Form Prevails, Despite
Showers and Muddy
Track

OAKLAND, Jan. 24-Showery
weather prevailed at EmeryVille today,
although the sun shone at intervals.
The track was very sloppy and the
mud larks had an inning. Most of the
winners were well played, but j. c..
elem was an exception He drlfted
back to long odds, owing to the play
on Buckthorn and Rubric. After Ru-
brio backed up j. c. Glen assumed
command and won easily. Jim Gaffney
won all the way in the mile event. The
stewards today suspended c. Began
and his stable owing to the running of
Noygorod. Summary:
First race, Futurity course. selling-Graoe
G. 107 (Taplin) won; Ban Stone, 105 (Kede-
ris) second; Deneen, 112 lCottom third;
time 1:13. Belle Kinney, Priceless jewell,
sophomore, Rustling SILK, Fredonia, Be
may, Burning Bush and Sir Barry also ran.
Second race furlongs. purse-Aragon-
csc, 106 (Walsh) won; Winana Winter, ll2
(Martin) second; Marjorie A, 100 Nosner),
third; time :57 20. Edda, Dacia, Acadia
mist. Fontello and Mime also ran.
Third race Futurity course, seling-Ore-
Ito, 112 (Taplin) won; Darlington, 115
Leeds) second; Sink Spring. ia CVosper)
third; time 1:12 As. lnclement Paul Cliff
ford, Billy Myer. Rapid Water, Arlin and
Robesta also ran.
Fourth race, / mile, purse-Jm Gafney,
1O9 (Coburn) won; Raleigh 9S CThomas)
second; Fulleta, 109 (Taplin) third; time
1:44 3-5. Edith +. and Trust also ran,
Fifth race l lie miles, selling. C.
Glenn 1903 (kederis) won; Ruhrc, ia (Tap-
lln) second; Cobleskill, 1902 (Gross) third
time 1852 3-5. Buckthorn, Bryce Aks-Ar-
Ben Mossbaek and Hi Col Cap also ran.
Sixth race. 5 furlongs, purse-Ilex, 90
(Thomas) won; BinOcular, 100 (BuXton)
second; Coppertown, H. walsh third;
time 1902 10. Napa Nick, Lady Elizabeth,
Lewiston, Old Mexico and Jim Cafferata
al
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-25
SWIMMING EVENTS
Involve HIGH CLASS
Although No Championships Are at
Stake, Y. M. C. A. Tournament
Attracts Champions and
Near=Champons Al

The star events of the Y. M. C. A.
swimming tournament, now in prog
ress at the Y. M. C. A., will be held
tonight, when such cracks as Marcus
Lee, Howard Galley and Tom Hewlett
will compete in the finals of the 440-
yard DASH Although none of the
Southern California championships are
at stake, the event figures in class
equal to championship meet. The So
yard dash will be in heats and finals,
as entries in this event are numerous.
Between the two events the youngsters
of the association will compete in a %
yard race, carrying lighted candles: Lees
Henry will off1ciate as starter, William
Collins as clerk of course, while Robo
and ]. Davidson will be the judges
Frank Mcclure will hold the watch.
Next Saturday night the 25-yard
event in heats and finals will be held,
after which the water polo team OF the me
Y. M. C. A. will try conclusions WIN
the Crescent Bay team OF SANTA No''-
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-25
JUAREz ENTRIES

First race, six furlongs-Discus, l12; Round
er, liz; El Perfecto. 1909; Malitine 1917 Uncle
Pete, 1O5; Luke Gates, 105; *Kinle, 1922 'Cath-
eryn, 102; Scott, 102; Cesarilass, 100; Judith
Page. 100; Orba Smile, 1907 *Nila, 3d.
Second race, seven furongs-Deuce III; Gull,
ia; Captain Burnett, ia; c. j. Cox, ia; Sad
News, l12; Ollie Burnett, 112; Donna Elvira,
112; Sunlinei ILL., Coatcutter Ill; Lillian Ray.
1O9; Reckless, 1903; 15Tom Franks, 1906
Third race seven furlongs-Sbari, III; Alma
Boy, ia; Duchess Of Monticello, 1l2; Margaret
Randolph 112; Dene. 112; Dainty Belle, 112;
PeIleas III; Alice Collins 109; Almena, 100;
convenient 1915 "Lady Garyen, 107; "Hardly
Son, 1906.
Fourth race, one mile-Orbicular, 119; Serv-
lie, lis; Early Tide, no; Knight Deck los;
Rustem, 96; Topland, "a.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Bagg, 100; Spooner.
1885, silver Stocking, 1O7; Sam Taylor, 1902;
Commal 90; j. j. Jr., 80; Meddling Hannah,
80; Gold Finn, 95 jolly, %.
Sixth race one mle-Fantastic, 10; Bonnie
Prince Charlie, 100; Hughes, 106; Light House,
10i; 'Banbury 1902; Sensible. 1913; Asquia,
1893; Apologize, 80; Pocotaligo, 81. Apprentice
allowance.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-25
RESULTS AT TAMPA

TAMPA, Fla, Jan. 24.-The best
days sport of the Tampa meeting was
afforded today. Count De ORC was
the medium of a successful plunge in
the 2-year-old race, being heavily
backed. Summary:
First race about 3 furlongs-Count de
Orc won, Mrs. Carter second. Louise b
third; time 1896
Second race, 5k furlongs-Creuse won,
Catrine Montour second Ensley third; time
1:12 A.
Third race G furlongs, selling-John Gar
ner won, Judge Dundon second, Dry Dol
lar third; time 1:1S
Fourth race, furlongs, selling-Autumn
Girl won, Mrs. Sewell second, Icarian third
time 1892 3-5.
Fifth race, furlongs, selling-Blllle
Hibbs won, Escutcheon second, Warner
Griswell third; time 1:O4.
Sixth race, - miles, seling-Vanen won,
Waterlake second, Otogo third; time 2:OS.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-25

can whip Johnson, and Woodman does
not leave any doubt regarding his
opinion as to the result of the JEFF
fries-Johnson fight, but comes right
out and says in plain words that he be-
lieves Jeff will win if he even is half
ready to fight.
Woodman also cites the fact that
johnson never has defeated a classy
fighter of his own size, and says that
if Marvin Hart could trim him, and Al
Kaufman could stay ten or twenty
rounds with him, Jeff should have a
cakewalk He attended the :Kaufmann-
OBrien fight in Philadelphia last
Wednesday night, and says that Kauf-
mann put up the poorest exhibition of
his career and explains his victory by
the fact that OBrien was sick and not
half trained, and so stated a few min
utes previous to the fight. He says
O'Brien predicted his own defeat on
these grounds.
Memsic Now Favorite
A switch in the odds offered on the
result of the George Memsic-Frank
Picato fight occurred yesterday, when
several wagers were registered at 10
to 9, with the Bohemian ruling favor
lite. There seems to be so much more
Memsic money in sight now than at
first betting that he will be sent into
the ring at about 10 to 6. The showing
made by Memsic in his fight with VOL
CAST recently and the fact that he is
almost as good now as when he began
to backslide in form make the change
in odds.
The boys continued their training
stunts yesterday and both showed a
closer approach to the required 1856
pound mark afterward. Memsic, who
has been lighter all through training
70 i g., ,1e.
last evening, while Picato tipped the
beam at 1873 pounds. Fact is, Memsic,
in restored health and condition, finds
it no difficult job at all to make the
lightweight limit and be strong.
Picato naturally is heavier and prefers
1856 pounds. Picato made an excellent
move yesterday when he added Raw
hide Kelly. former trainer and man
ager of Cyclone Thompson, to his
staff. Kelly probably will take Picato
under his managerial wing.
Jeffries Due February 16
Word was received yesterday from
Jeffries and his party, en- route from
Ogden to Seattle, to the effect that the
big boy will arrive in Los Angeles the
morning of February 16, which is
about a fortnight later than originally
was intended. The delay is occasioned
Dy the numerous SNleHSlOllS III lleil-
rical dates caused by snowstorms and
extra days in cities where his show
proved unusually good as a drawing
card. Immediately upon his arrival
here Jeff will go to Mazatlan, Mexico,
to visit his brothers, Jack and Charlie.
and hunt for month. He will be
accompanied on the trip by Hector
Mackenzie and CY Myrick.
This means that Jeff will not get
down to training until late in March,
but he is of the opinion that his pres
ent excellent condition and the proof
he has that he is ready to begin train
ing with good results assured will
make it unnecessary for him to go into
an extended routine of hard work.
Mountain climbing and roughing it in
the wilds of the Mexican mountains,
he believes, will greatly benefit him
more so than the same time put in at
hard work in a training camp.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-01-25
FOOTBALL MAY BE
DENIED TO CHICAGO
Coach Stage Will Appear Before Cons
nittee and Argue for Gridiron
Sport-Radcal Changes
Are Demanded

CHICAGO, Jan. 24-Football may
be abolished temporarily at the Uni
versity of Chicago after next season
unless Forthcoming changes by the ma
tionai rules committee suit the au-
thorities at the institution. The pro-
fessors, according to a member of the
athletic board, will consider dropping
the game if the 1910 season shows as
many accidents and deaths as last
year
At next Saturdays meeting Of the
athletic boards the professors, it was
announced, will take up the question
of football rules and pass a vigorous
resolution calling on the national COM
mittee for the radical changes that
have been suggested at the various
eridiron sessions at the Midway.
Coach Stagg, who thinks the rules
committee will satisfy the critics of
their sincerity and wisdom at the Feb
ruary meeting, will go before the board
with the latest developments in rule
reform. He heard so many sugges-
lions at the meeting of his old play
ers Friday night that he will keep a
stenographer busy arranging them for
the next few days.