Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1901-11-28
Domestic.

Domestic.
Gen. Corbin and his bride returned
from their wedding trip.
The braces supporting the girders
for the Brooklyn bridge are sad to
have "buckled"
The internal revenue collections for
the year ended June 80 last amounted
to Ss06,871 ,GG9.
The city treasurer Of Buffalo, short
$50, 900 in his accounts, was suspended
by Mayor Diehl
Coach Phil King says there will be
no postseason game between Wlscon-
sin and Michigan.
Or. d. w. Day of Eau Claire died OF
apopIexy while reading a paper before
medical society.
Agricultural implement dealers visit
tke president and urge the adoption Of
reciprocity treaties.
Findings of the Schley court Of III
quiry are expected to practically yindi-
date the applicant.
Western members of congress be
lieve new department OF commerce
will be established.
The trial Of Mrs. Lola Bonnie,
charged with killing J. S. Ayers, Jr.,
began in Washington.
The body of Ira Reynolds of Farris,
Mimi. was found frozen to the ground
aud gnawed by wolves.
The two Mckinley memorial associa-
tions will probably take joint action in
the collection of funds.
Nearly 100000 worth of American
machinery has been ordered for
Porto Rico sugar works.
Judge Grosscup forbade the assess
ment of corporations in Chicago as or
dered by Judge Thompson.
A soldier at Fort Riley, awaiting
trial for the murder of two men,
hanged himself in his cell.
Mayor Johnson Of Cleveland began
proceedings 10 make the state board OF
equalization reaSses railroads.
Governor Stone of Pennsylvania and
Senator Quay are reported to have
auarreled over an appointment.
White hunters are believed to have
killed an Ind an in Marinette county,
and the redmen want revenge.
Chicago experienced the densest fog
that city has ever known. Nine COLI
sions occurred on the a. roads.
Jacksonville tFIa.) negroes decided
to boycott the Jim crow street cars and
operate a stage line of their own.
The Michigan game warden seized
is miles OF new trout nets belonging to
the A. Booth company of Chicago.
Efforts will be made at the coming
session of congress to make Arizona,
New Mexico and Oklahoma states.
Sixty-five per cent. of the tonnage of
American shipyaTds in 1901, ending
June 20, came from the great lakes.
The board of trustees of the Catholic
university decided not to reappoint
DIR. Henebry, professor of Gaelic.
Gypsum and plaster companies of
Kansas. Oklahoma and Texas COM
bined. with a capital of $10,000,00O.
Seven trainmen were killed and four
teen tranmen ana three passengers
were injured in collision in Arizona.
The Grand jury has indicted George
w. CaeS. prominent Chicago attor-
ney, &c. am0ezzlement on three counts.
Joseph Brown, d young New Orker,
wrote his sweetheart 1890 love letters
In i've weeks; he was declared insane.
TIE Nebraska supreme court at
armed the decision restraining Omaha
from giving away valuable water fran
chise,
Reciprocity convention declared
against tinkering with the larif1 at tins
present time for fear OF urse,tine hust-
ness,
Olive Dodge and Frank Willy We're
Killed and LINK Lancaster Of Cleye-
land and Pearl and Robert Nicewerner
we're seriously injured by all explosion
Of dy Mantle in a quarry at Charleston,
w. Va.
The w c. T. u. in convention,
adopted d resolution opposing partial
open saloon rule in New York, and ad-
'omned.
Superintendent House, of the Rose
bud Is. D. Indian day school, has
been appointed supervisor Of Indian
schools.
Estimates indicate that by the cleo
ton Tammany will lose $20,000,000
from various forms of exaction and
salaries.
Lawyer John L. Semple is on trial at
Camden, N. j., for alleged completely
in the Lancaster counterfeiting con
spiracy.
Goyernor-elect Cummins of Iowa de- |
clared the combine of the northwestern
lines will not be harmful If properly
managed.
The combination Of fruit Jar manu-