Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-07-19

again, claiming the company has not
kept faith with them.
Judge Kohlsaat decided that the
constitution does not of its own power
apply to the Philippines.
Arthur Goebel declares that the
murderer of his brother, William
Goebel, is Jam Howard.
Rivals in business are accused of
poisoning horses of the New York
Fruit Dealers association.
Mike Comfy, arrested at Cairo, con-
fessed that he had share in the Illi-
nois Central train robbery.
John W. Morrison, accused af setting
his hotel at South Bend on fire, was
held in $4,000 bail for trial.
Returned gold-seekers say that law
lessness, suffering, disease, and death
are features of life at Cape Nome.
Katie Agnes Sheehan committed
suicide on her mothers grave in In
dianapolis after her sisters funeral.
John d. Howard of DimondaIe,
Mich, paralytic for ten years, re-
ports complete cure through prayer
1
ing from battleships to torpedo beats,
being constructed for the government
Returns to date show twelve deaths
in Chicago due to fourth of July cele-
brations. Ten were killed by toy pis-
tolls.
Chicago merchants are receiving in
creased orders for Kansas and Missouri
because of the large yield Of wheat
there.
John Dewitt, of Meriden, Conn,
while showing his wife his new police
mans pistol, accidentally shot her in
the head.
Houses at Peru, Ind, were shaken
and occupants aroused by a mysterious
explosion. Residents believe it was
an earthquake.
The National Telephone and Tele-
graph company with an authorized
capital Of $4,000, 900, files articles of in
corporation at Trenton, N. ].
An unknown disease OF great viru-
lence is raging in Caldwell parish, La.
Experts from the state board of health
have been sent to the scene.
Crop reports show an increased
acreage of wheat, but a marked de-
cline in condition of wheat, barley and
cotton throughout the country.
Two boys attempted to wreck the
Chicago Flyer on the Lackawanna road
between 0swego and Lounsberry, N. Y.
They were arrested and confessed.
The preliminary hearing of Frank
Schreffler of Joliet, accused of killing
his wife by pouring gasoline on her
clothes and setting them on fire, began.
| The price OF cotton advanced mater
tally owing to the Chinese war and
the scarcity in the crop and the slight
increase is voted in the cost of choice
meats.
Official reports from the Cape Nome
district indicate that the government
will be called upon to aid many thous-
ands of stranded gold hunters during
the coming winter.
The steamer st. Paul arrived from
st. Michael, Alaska, with news that
martial law had been proclaimed at
Cape Nome. The st. Paul brought
S1,5O0,OOO in gold.
The government crop report indi-
Gates a wheat yield of 100000, 900
bushels, the smallest since 1885, The
past week has helped crops east of
the Rocky mountains.
One United States marshal instantly
killed and three despera6oes MORALLY
wounded and captured is the record
for fight on the Arkansas river forty
miles east of Glencoe, Mo.
| At the National Educational council
President Harper opposed a national
university and said many small col
leges should be strengthened and
others reduced to academies.
At New London, Ma. the trial of
Alexander Jester, charged with the
murder of Gilbert w. Gates, brother of
John w. Gates, the steel magnate,
twenty-nine years ago, began.
Cardinal Gibbons has decided not to
go abroad before next spring, con-
trary TO the general impression that he
would visit the Paris exposition and
the Passion Play Mt 0berammergau.
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has been deaf and dumb for ffty-nine
years, had his voice restored as the
result of shock caused by fall from
a building on which he was working.
jay Cooke, the aged flnancier, who
was thrown from his carriage while
driving near his home at Ogontz, Pa,
suffered very little discomfort from the
accident and is up and about as usual.
Marguerite Caravan of st. Joseph,
Mich, was poisoned by the bite of an
unknown insect and the symptoms
parallel those of City Attorney Ryan
of Chicago, who was bitten at Benton
Harbor.
Archbishop Ireland of st. Paul is to
be presented to the emperors of Ger
many ard Russia on the invitation of
those nonarchs. 1t is thought to be
due 90 their desire 70 establish more
friendly relations with the Vatican.
Edward w TreXier aged e vearS