Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-17

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meyer still controls the company.
M. A. Sizemore of Lincoln, ILL.,, is ac-
cused of trying to starve his three
children to death to get $4,000 left to
them.
The residence of Mrs. Henry, at
Youngstown, N. Y, was destroyed by
fire and Mrs. Henry was burned to
death.
The wife of Associate Justice
George r. Millburn died of penu-
monia, after brief Illness at Helena,
Mont.
The blacksmith who shod the pony
used by the Cudahy abductors said
Pat Grove brought the horse to his
shop.
Democratic members of the Missouri
house of representatives adopted res
olution of sympathy with the insurgent
Filipinos.
Thomas Lowery's candidacy for the
senate is expected to be announced
in the immemdiate future in Min
neapolis.
The Minnesota legislature will be
asked to provide indeterminate sen
fences of criminals convicted a sec
one time.
The Carnegie company will fight
the national tube trust by building
$12,000,000 plant at Coneaut harbor,
Lake Erie.
Gov. McSweeney told the South
Carolina legislature that there was
not one lynching in the state during
the year 1900.
The funeral of the late Bishop w.
X. Ninde at Detroit was attended by
many dignitaries of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
Five men who are charged with
stealing 300-pound safe containing
money and jewels have been arrested
at Chelsea. Mass.
A millinery firm is seeking to make
Colonel W. c. p. Breckinridges son
pay 5000 for feminine attire he bought
for young woman.
Petition in bankruptcy was filed
at New York by Gottschalk Coin;
liabilities. $256,156, all of which are
unsecured; assets, none.
Former officers of the salvation army
are forming a new religious organiza.
ton on the same lines to be known
as the christian comrades.
Clarence Wood, an instructor in
Brown university, r. L., committed
suicide in Brooklyn by hanging him
self to the door-knob of his room.
The republican members of both
branches of the Minnesota legislature
caucused on organization, and agreed
on Senator Nelson to succeed himself.
Alarming reports of the presidents
Illness are unfounded He mas only a
stubborn cold and is taking a rest
from official duties while under treat
ment.
The Illinois general assembly or
ganized by electing L. Y. Sherman
speaker of the house and John j.
Brenholt president pro tenn. of the
senate
The funeral of p. d. Armour was
held at the Armour institute, Chicago.
The body was viewed by thousands
Services were first held at the family
residence.
Frederick e. Rittman, recently APP
pointed auditor for the war depart
ment vice Frank Morris, VINO was
killed by Samuel Macdonald, assumed
his new duties.
Major DAILY of General Miles staff,
replying to Ayers magazine article
on the beef scandal, said that experts
found the charges true, but their re-
port was suppressed.
Illinois gold democrats elected John
p. Hopkins chairman OF state com
mittee and took control of the party
machinery out of the hands of the
Harrison-Burke faction.
In introducing kidnapping bill in
New York legislature Senator Plum.
kit stated on judicial authority that
Charley Ross was drowned by his alb,
ductors in New York bay.
Rev. II. H. Mont, pastor nf the
Shiloh Baptist church at New. lrg, N.
Y, resigned because the women of the
congregation gave skirt dances and
high-kicking exhibitions.
L ne ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cOmDl-
nation is planning to offer it's system
of railways for sale to the government
after 1t is completed This, it is ex-
peeted, will silence criticism.
General James Cavanagh. until
twelve years ago colonel of the sixty.
ninth New York regiment, and who
was advanced by Governor Roswell
L. Flower, is dead in Brooklyn.
Close relations practically amount.
ing to consolidation will be established
between the Great Northern and
Northern Pacific, which roads will
make strong traffic contract with the
st. Paul
The New York grand jury yester.
DAY indicted for manslaughter the
three Bellevue nurses. Dean. Davis
ana Marshall, who are charged with
killing Lewis billiard, an insane
patient.
While William Chichester and his
WE We're away from home. Marietta
ohio, Thomas, 9-year-old son. ON.
piled both barrels of shotgun into
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