Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-08-29


Woman's Christian temperance union
and also former grand superintendent
Of juvenile tsmp,ars, - dead.
Ko@n's new cure for lockjaw, inject
ing rabbits brains into the system TO
absorb the poison, has just been
tested in st. Louis. After a seeming
Improvement the patient died.
Fire destroyed the warehouse 1f
the Wells Higman basket company at
| Traverse City. Mich. filed with fruit
packages. The loss was between $751;
600 and 100000 partly insured.
| Leopold Mann. president of the Two
Rivers Manufacturing company and
well known throughout Wisconsin.
died at Two Rivers. aged So years.
He had been suffering from kidney
| trouble.
A message received at Exeter. n.
| H., announced the death at Lake
| Sunapea of Mrs. Amen. wife Of
Principal Harlan p. Amen of Phillips
Exeter. Death was due to heart
| trouble.
A charge of dynamite exploded in a
stone quarry just outside of Baltimore
and blew two negroes to atoms.
They were Braxton Jasper and Ed
ward Jittus and were employed by
Schwind G Co.
The Hamilton. o.. branch of the
American Can company has discharg-
| ed 300 men, half it's force, because of
the failure of the fruit and vegetable
hax yfta a f,,.
cans to such great extent
A conspiracy to murder Bishop
Kozlowski, of Chicago, head of the
| Independent Catholic church. is
charged by a witness in the case
against DR.. Slominski and four others.
1t is all the result of church feud
The Iowa democratic state con-
vention Endorsed the Bryan platform
adopted at the Kansas City conven-
tion The repeal of the mulct law,
local option. and tax reform are de-
manded. T. J. Phillips was nom
mated for governor.
Ora Jennings, while umpiring a
game of baseball at Farmersburg. was
struck over the head with a bat by
Marcellus Forbes. one of the players,
who was incensed by one of the de-
cisions. jennings skull is fractured
and he cannot recover.
1t is said that Senator Plat and
Governor Odell have agreed that an
Independent democrat should be the
anti-Tammany candidate for mayor.
Three men were killed and II IN
jured by the explosion of molten
metal in a Youngstown (Ohio) blast
furnace.
The Carrie F. Roberts has arrived
at Boston from trip off shore with
the biggest swordfish introduced to
the Boston market within recent
memory. Before he was cut up or
sawed off he tipped the scales at
nearly half a ton. His length was
seventeen feet.
Vice-President Roosevelt returned
to New York from the west. He went
at once TO Roosevelt hospital. where
his eldest daughter, Alice, is a
patient, an abscess having been re-
moved from her cheek. Miss Alice
is resting well. and her condition IS
favorable for speedy recovery.
Details of the wreck of the steam
ship Islander, off the coast of Alaska,
report loss of AZ lives. Many pas
sengers returning from the Klondike
threw bags of gold into the sea in
order to facilitate their escape from
the sinking ship, the total loss of,
treasure being estimated at $275,000.
Passengers on the French line
steamship La Gascogne were kept be-
tween decks during the greater part
of the voyage across the Atlantic, on
account of the stormy weather and
high seas prevailing. The suicide Of
a steerage passenger. Francisco
Burre, who jumped overheard, is re-
ported
Secretary Hay has appointed DR..
]. ]. Rodriguez of Washington secre-
tary of the United States delegation
to the international conference of
American states to be held in the City
of Mexico IN October. Mr.. Rodriguez
is Q lawyer and served as special
counsel to the American peace CON-
missioners In Paris.
Mrs. Ruth Hooker. widow of the
last Jesse Hooker. and reputed to be
worth nearly 100000, died at Mont
gomery, Ala. Mrs. Sweeney, residing
near Rolling Prairie, Wis; Mrs. Jack
son, Chicago; Mrs. Clements and Mrs.
Julia Jackson of Cedar Rapids. Ia;
and brother living in st. Paul, Mimi,
are her only relatives.
As a result of the judicial inquiry
into the conduct of the New York
police department. Wardman Glen
non, Wardman Dryer and Sergeant
Shields were arrested. All are con-
nected with the West Thirtieth street,
or "tenderloin," police station, and
Shields was acting captain. The war
rants chargeinegleet of duty.
James Macdonald, who confessed to
having robbed the office of the West
ern lumber company at Portland. Or.
last December, was discharged at the
Mansion House police court in Lon4
don. the Washington authorities not
desiring his extradition. The pris-
oner was greatly disappointed at not
securing transportation hopse.
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