Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-06-27

ment, seriously injuring the conductor
and brakeman.
The fuel and water problem in
southwestern deserts is solved by the
Santa Fe and Southern Pacific roads
by using oil and sinking wells.
1t is alleged that the employers
liability bill, passed by the Colorado
legislature at the last session, has
been stolen from the official files.
The murder OF DR.. Jessup in San
Francisco by Rev, C. G. Adams was
caused by drink. The victim often
protected his slayer's daughter.
The proposed rapid transit system
franchises are being pushed along
rapidly by the Philadelphia authorities
whose duty it is to approve the plans.
The joint commission of the
Episcopal church made report by
which clergymen are prohibited from
Joining in wedlock divorced persons.
According to State Entcraologist
Scott, peaches in South and Middle
Georgia are rotting very fast as a re-
suit of excessive rain for three weeks
Senator Burrows is preparing a
constitutional amendment to remedy
the evil of misrepresentation in the
senate when legislature fails to
elect.
The employees of the American Can
company at La Crosse, Wis, were dis
charged and the plant closed. The
trust will move the business to Kansas
City.
J. III. Phillip, president of the Mel
bourne State bank, Melbourne Fla,
killed himself by cutting his throat
The bank is said to be in good con
dition.
Former Governor P. C. Cheney Of
New Hampshire of Manchester, N. H.,
died at the home of his son-in-law,
Charles H.. Fish, at Dover. n. H.. aged
73 years.
A hospital for negroes in the railway
service will be considered by the
executive committee of the Railway
Porters' association at meeting in
Chicago.
In the baccalaureate sermon before
the New York City college Rev. Dr.
p S. Grant held up Andrew Carnegie
as warning of the danger of
materialism.
Fran H. Cooper of SIegel, Cooper
& Co.. Chicago, announces that within
two years he will retire from active
participation in the management Of
the firms affairs.
James Shepardson, editor of a
weekly society paper, committed
suicide at his home in Chicago by
shooting His mind had been i'm.
paired by brain fever.
Fire destroyed all the lumber in the
yard of the Ontario Lumber company
at French river, on Georgian bay,
amounting to 100000 feet and
valued at over 100000
The New York court of appeals
heard the appeal to save the life Of
Roland B. Molineux, convicted Of
causing the death of Mrs Katherine ].
Adams in December. 1888.
The secretary of agriculture pre-
diets that in ten years the United
States will produce all the sugar need
ed for home consumption as a result
of beet sugar development.
At Sumter, S. c.. Frank VIM vas
killed and Charles Smith wounded in
shooting affray W;nH had trouble
with Eddie" Edwards and Smith
tried to act as peacemaker.
DR.. Edwards Bevans. well-known
physician of Fargo, who was married
in January to Minnie ]. Lewis. of
Lowell, Mass, former concert singer,
has mysteriously disappeared.
Benjamin Fl. Perrin, aged 81 years,
for many years citizen of central
Illinois and well-known member of
the Cass and Morgan Old Settlers as
ISOLATION, died at Virginia, Ill.
Major Lee Hughes, aged 73 years
member of the second Missouri
cavalry, General Joe Shelby's famous
brigade in the confederate army, isl
dead at his home in Marshall, Mo.
The repeal of large part of war
stamp taxes will go into effect July ]
The list includes bank checks, tele-
grams, express receipts, money orders,
uSSuS, COnNS yduCSS, anu DiliS vi idu1HS.
Judge Hallet, in the federal court
at Denver, rendered judgment in the
case of Mum Bros. against the Ibex
Mining company, by which the plain.
tiffs may secure more than 81 ,000. 600
The steamship Hawaiian. which has
arrived from Honolulu. brought the
largest cargo of sugar ever sent ,rt
from the Hawaiian islands. 1t con-
sisted of 5000 tons, valued at $3.50 900.
Guilty of murder of the first de-
gree" was the verdict returned by, a
jury against Edward Graffan, who for
fortnight has been on trial for the
killing of Clifford Mosher of Gorham,
Me.
cablegram received in Louisville.
Ky, announced the death in Cassel. |
Germany. as the result of a surgical
operation. of Ferdinand G. Pfingst. a
retired tobacco manufacturer of Louis
vile.
At New Orleans. Gen. Eugene May.
prominent wholesale druggist, died |
of injuries sustained in fall from (
spirited horse. He served in the civil