Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-05-30


substitute for the army canteen.
Miss Helen Grantley of New York
has sued 2 manufacturing firm for
$4,000 damages for displaying her
portrait in a corset advertisement.
One man was killed, one fatally in
jured and six others injured by the
falling Of part Of the sidewalk in
front of Central Music hall, Chicago
Ex-Governor John r. Tanner died
suddenly at Springfield of rheuma-
tism of the heart. He had been sick
a long time but his death was unex-
pected.
Governor Shaw of Iowa has ap-
pointed Felix E. Hughes Judge of the
Keokuk superior court, vice Richard
| F. Miller, who was recently killed in
a runaway.
| Louis Tofte, returning from the
penitentiary at Leavenworth, Kas.,
to his home in Atkinson, was killed
the end of his journey.
| Robbers failed in an attempt to raid
a bank at Camll idge, Mass, partially
wrecking the bank building with dyna-
mite. The cashier and an assistant
were injured by the explosion.
Rt. Rev. P. Maurer, one of the most
prominent Catholics in Kansas and for
twenty years priest of the church in
Salina, died Of heart disease at Will
son, Kan, while waiting for a train.
Rev. Frederick w. Taylor of Spring
field was elected coadjutor to Bishop
Burgess of the Quincy diocese at the
| annual Episcopalian diocesan conveIi-
ton. Bishop Burgess is fatally i'll.
The monthly statement of the collec-
ton of internal revenue shows the
totai receipts for April, 1901, to have
been $26,941, $40, in increase as com
pared with April 1900, of 1868 1926
| At Jacksonville, ILL.,, William Webb
| Ferguson, negro, has confessed that
love for Mrs. Mamie Barnes impelled
him to administer strychnine to her
insane husband, Dr. Joseph L. Barnes
Dr. Thomas F. Rumbold, known in
America and Europe for his contribu-
lions to medical literature and re-
searches in nasal surgery died at his
home in st. Louis. He was II years
cid.
At Kokomo, Ind, steel and wire
company was organized not con-
trolled by the steel trust. 1t has
capital OF s1,5O0,OOO and will coz
struct a plant to employ $4,000 opera
tives.
EX-Congressman Ham" Lewis of
New York has picked d. B. Hill and
Tom johnson as democratic candidates
for presidency and vice-presidency in
1904. He says Bryan is out of it and
that Hanna would be hard man to
beat
General Brooke has ordered COM
mandants of posts in the department
OF the east to send to him on Sept. /
a complete report of the results which
ensued upon the abolition of the army
canteen.
Several Kiowa Indians, Leon Wolf.
White Buffalo and Ko-Koy-Tandle.
called on Acting Secretary of the
Interior Ryan and protested against
the opening of Kiowan lands to settle
ment.
William Park was shot and killed at
Central, N. Mex. in the Office OF
the justice of the peace Joseph
Crowley, during the preliminary ex-
animation of May Esmond. charged
with serious crime.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fitzgerald. alias
Mildred Preston, alias Nine. Zingara.
alleged clalrvoyant, has been sentenc-
ed at Grand Rapids to the Detroit
house of correction for five years for
swindling Miss Evelyn Quimby out of
$500.
AT Bridgeport, Conn, Percy L.
johnson an attorney, pleaded guilty to
embezzlement of $4,000 from three
trust funds and was sentenced to six
years Imprisonment. He recently
returned from Mexico and gave him.
self up.
Governor Stone of PENNSYLVANIA has
received warrant for S1O2 .313. Or
from the United States government as
part payment of the war settlement
account. This account covers money
expended by the state during the
civil and Spanish-American wars.
The Kansas supreme court re.
versed the decision of the district
court in the Topeka mayorality con.
test and installed j. w. +. Hughes.
the republican and law enforcement
candidate in the mayors chair. To.
peka IS now entirely under the control
OF the dry element
At Cincinnati. Jones Lonswav !,
teamster, shot and killed Frank Riley
shipping clerk at the Russell, Morgan
X Co.'S printing works. Lonsway at
tempted to escape. but was caught by
an officer. He was discharged by the
firm two weeks ago and blamed Rev
Tor having been the cause Of it.
In the suit Of Rudyard Kipling
against George Putnam's Sons for in.
fringement Of copyright on the Out.
ward Bound edition of Kiplinr's
works, Judge Lacombe. in the United
States circuit court, took the ease
from the jury directing a non-suit
This decides the suit in favor of the
Putnams.
At Hamilton, Ohio. Coroner sharkev |