Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-11-21
Domestic.

Domestic.
Russell Il. Harrison was admitted to
the practice of law at Indianapolis.
Fire destroyed the Star Rolling mill
q Mount Vernon, Ind. Loss, $4,000.
The fusion majority in the New York
aldermanic board may be as low as
four,
Brewers in northern Wisconsin are
forming a combine with $6,50O,OO0 cap
taI
Andrew Carnegie is to give Mrs.
Cleveland painting by A. Bryan
Wall
Miss Floy Gilmore, formerly of FL
wood, Ind, has opened a law Office in
Manila.
Republicans in congress will organ
ne to fight the reciprocity plans of the
president.
The board of visitors recommended
that the West Point Military Academy
be rebuilt.
Mrs. Mary A. Bickerdyke, the IA
nous army nurse, was buried at Gales
burg, III.
A python in Central park New York,
swallowed an alligator nearly three
feet long.
Fire destroyed Thomas, w Va, a
mining town Several hundred persons
are homeless.
Mr.. Low said he stood by his letter
Of acceptance, which calls for revision
of the Raines law.
Captain Kidds directions for finding
his buried treasure were found among
old papers in Boston.
The body of the Rev Christian Had
deus of Columbus, o. was found float.
ing in New York bay.
Chicago and Michigan capitalists Sc
cured control of 300,00 acres of forest
and in New Mexico.
A delegation of business men called
upon President Roosevelt and urged a
reciprocity treaty with Canada.
Sturgeon Bay, Wis, was threatened
With destruction by fire in which four
firemen were fatally injured
Mr.. Lows certificate of campaign
expenses shows that he spent 1896
Edward NJ. Shepard spent So, 309.
Henry Clay Mcdowell, a grandson of
Henry Clay, was appointed United
States district Judge for Virginia.
Discovery of hidden dynamite and
masks near Lincoln, Neb., is believed
TO indicate plot to rob train.
The chief of police of Duluth was in
dicted for malfeasauce in office in per,
hitting saloons to run on Sunday.
Arrangements are being made to re-
move the liberty bell from Philadel,
phia to the Charleston exposition.
Henry LaFlamme, a Boston barber.
was fined $40 for his alleged refusal
to shave a colored divinity student.
Mr.. Low surprised republican politi-
clans by announcing that he would go
10 Albany to confer with Gov. Oden.
Andrew Carnegie has given $4,000,
900 more for the endowment Of the
new polytechnic school in Pittsburg.
Secretary Root wrote a letter com
mending the effective manner in which
Czolgosz's execution was carried out.
District Attorney-elect Jerome of
New York city will probably retain
several democratic assistant attorneys.
The general store of George Clark
at Cambria, Iowa, was DESTROYED bv
are. Loss, $1,000; insurance, $4,000.
Il. A. Palmer a retired banker of
New York, has given $4,000 to the
Union Christian college at Merom. Ind.
crank Thompson. the negro leader
81 the Leavenworth (Kan.) prison mu-
tiny, was captured after desperate
Sight.
henry w. Unger, Tammany's de-
feated candidate for district attorney
places his campaign expenses at
sS.715.
Three more of the convicts who es-
capped from the Leavenworth prison
were captured near Cottonwood Falls.
Kan.
Ia a quarrel ensuing from the -four
ishing of revolver in a football game
at Terre Flaute, Ind. Louis Lemley
shot Charles Wilson. causing serious
wound
Fire in the store Of n. o. Stone &
Co.. Cleveland. caused s125 900 damage
and was accompanied by thrilling res
cues.
Charles ktles and his wife were
burned TO death in \ fire that de-
stroyed their home at Solar Canon
Cal
Because OF protests from the race
Lopez's statue, representing the negro
at the Charleston exposition. will be
withdrawn
The projected treaty for the sale Of
the Danish West Indies to the United
States has been DELAYED by the change
of ministry.
\ plan is said to be on foot TO dc.
feat Senator Henry B. Scott of West
Virginia for reelection to the United
States senate.
The city council of Guthrie Ok nv
unanimous vote adopted a resolution