Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-03-14

parents in the family home near
Houghton, Mich, was burned to
death.
The Indiana house passed resolu-
ton favoring woman suffrage con
stitutional amendment bur the senate
killed it.
A Dover Del.) dispatch says an eff
lori will be made to fix up sena'
torial deal among the democrats and
anti-Addieksites.
Samuel Moser of Pekin, H., was
sentenced to twenty-one years i'm
prisonment for the murder of his wife
and three sons.
Gov. Yates has been called back
from Washington by the serious i'll
ness of his mother, widow of the war
governor of Illinois.
A committee Of the Michigan house
will have an advalorem tax bill APP
plying to the railroads ready to be in
troduced this week.
Pearle. the 13-year-old daughter of
William Childers, Metropolis, ILL.,.
farmer, was burned to death while
standing near stove.
John Burg of Warsaw, Ind, killed
himself with morphine, leaving note
saying that his wife's suing him for
divorce was the cause.
banker of Pine Bluff, Mo-, re-
ceived a letter ordering him to place
$4,000 in an alley on pain of having
his boys eyes burned out.
Senator Chandler estimates that
instituted proceedings against Captain
Madden and two policemen who
shared an eagle in a park.
Mrs Frank White, Linton, Ind, was
given life pass over the southern
Indiana railroad for preventing the
wreck of a passenger train.
Chicago Irishmen enthusiastically
cheered John DAILY and Maud Come
when they called for a revolt and war
with England to free Ireland
A corner in the coffee market is
thought to be among the possibilities,
with Lewiston Bros, of New York,
and the Rothschilds back of it.
Senator Fairbanks is regarded as
the first choice OF the republican
nomination, with Gov. Odell second
The order allowing Russian war YES
sells to purchase supplies of United
States bonded warehouses was sus.
pended by the treasury department.
George j. Gould denies that the
Missouri Pacific has any interest in
st. Louis and San Francisco or the
Kansas, Fort Scott & Memphis roads
Ex-President Grover Cleveland in a
letter to the Young Mems Democratic
Club of New York warns it's members
against the temptations that come
with political power.
Fifteen Senators were reelected,
FIVE former senators were returned
and eight new men were chosen.
Bailey of Texas takes Beveridge's
place as the youngest senator.
Francis l.. Pettus died at Montgom-
cry, Ala, of rheumatism. He was
speaker of the Alabama house of rep
States Senator e. W. Pettus.
Recorder Goff of New York re-
versed his ruling in the Molineux
case and now restores the 1873 amend
ments which he disallowed. The
case may come to trial in June.
John r. Searles, New York, lata
president of cotton trust, made an as
signment to Edward p Dwight. Lila.
bilities estimated at 81 100000 to So.
100000; assets believed to be large.
A new rule is reported in the senate
to bring that body to vote on any
particular measure in a reasonable
time, and much is expected of Vice
President Roosevelt in this connection.
The grand jury of Anderson, S. c.,
indicted four prominent citizens for
holding negroes in slavery under tho
convict lease system. Colored labor
lers were kidnapped, bought, sold and
threatened with death.
/ S. NJ. Colgate of New York, who
figured in a sensational divorce case
several years ago. has had Alexander
Dardurand summoned to court on a
charge of writing an anonymous and
abusive letter to him.
Official figures prepared by Repre-
sentative Cannon of Illinois show the
total expenditures by the fifty-sixth
congress to have been s1,440, 062 ,545
being s12S,l50,091 under the amount
spent by its predecessor.
The national supreme court decides
that the Minnesota railroad commits.
sion has the right to compel owners
of elevators and warehouses on rail
road lines, but not at terminal sta.
tons, to take out licenses.
At the head of mob of 200 citizens
OF Corsicana, Texas, Conway Younger
is pursuing negro who assaulted his
wife and cut her throat. The cap
ture of the fugitive is but a matter
of time. for bloodhounds are being
used.
Near Beaverly Furnace, Wythe
county Va, Gus Hager, Grant Pear
man, and Bud Park were blasting
rock on the Norfolk and Western ex.
tension. and had fired a blast, but no
report followed. They began picking
the charge out, when it exploded.
One was killed instantly, the other
two dying in few hours.