Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-12-19

Harvey f. Wellman, q well-known
lumber commission merchant of
Providence. r. L. died suddenly in
his office A physician stated that
death was due to an affection of the
lungs. He was 50 years old.
At Somerville, Mass. Rev. Hugh
B. Kelly, vicar-general of the diocese
of Ottawa, Iowa, is dead at the home
OF his sister He was born in Somer-
VILE in 1860, and was a graduate of
St. Mary's seminary, Baltimore.
DR.. c. l.. Wilbur, chief OF the
Michigan bureau of vital statistics,
has begun an investigation into tbs
wreck on the Wabash railroad near
Seneca. Mich. for the purpose Of
ascertaining the exact loss of life.
Al Philadelphia the grand jury re
turned an Indictment against p j.
Mcclure, general secretary-treasurcr
of the United Brotherhood of Carpen-
tiers, on the charge of embezzlement
Of $40. 900 belonging to the association.
The Newton county safe at Decatur,
Miss. was robbed of $4,000 in pension
warrants, large quantity of school
teachers warrants, s2,250 in checks. a
number Of postoffice money orders,
quantity of stamps and over $500 N
cash.
Three desperadoes gave a display
Of ylld west tactics at Alliance, o.,
when they entered two hOuse s held
up the inmates, held up seven persons
on the street and Aaally stole horse
and buggy with which they made
their escape.
The report of a mutiny of Turkish
troops in Ell Hedaz, Arabia, and the oc-
cupation by the rebels Of the grand
mosque at Jeddah, published in the
United States, is officially declared TO
be ridiculous invention, says Con-
stantinople dispatch.
The state department has been APP
pealed to by her family to take Of
fetal action for the release from pri-
son in England of Miss Eastwick, the
American girl convicted in connection
with a forgery transaction. Proof is
presented to show her insane.
Roosevelt's remarks on the Monroe
doctrine, in his message to congress,
are regarded as an announcement
that the Monroe doctrine hereafter
should be interpreted as discouraging
and disfavoring territorial aggrandize-
ment By one republic at the expense
Of another.
TO white Sulphur Springs, Mont,
news has come that George Hayes
and three prospectors, who left here
for the Philippines in 1899 and disap-
peared went into the mountains of
central Luzon. and later the fo1r
bodies were found chopped to pieces
by bolomen.
Lieutenant Colonel Carl H. Potter,
aged 63 years, died in Philadelphia
hospital. He was a retired regular
army man and was last connected
with the 2Sd infantry. He was
colonel of the 14th infantry during
the time of the 14th infantry during
Philippines,
The jury in the case OF John K.
Barr. formerly prominent merchant
and manufacturer of Denver, on the
charge of rohbing Mrs. Mary Bats Of
$1,000 worth of diamonds, returned
verdict of guilty. The penalty is
from one to fourteen years in the
penitentiary
Fire burned the Masonic block at
Oldtown. Me-, and caused a total loss
of $4,000. The building was owned
by A. F. Bradbury and was insured.
The F. e. Allen clothing company had
$40 900 loss, the Masonic lodge $4,000
and the New England telephone COM
pany $1,000
Colonel John Doniphan, veteran
of the Mexican and civil wars and for
fifty years prominent in the affairs of
Missouri, died in st. Joseph, Mo. He
was born in Ohio in 1926. was an Odd
Fellow of national reputation and
was the first president of the Kansas
City, St Joseph and Council Bluffs
railroad.
The Clan-na.Gael of New York com
memorated the Saith anniversary Of
the execution of the Manchester mar
tyrs" There was a great crowd in
Lenox lyceum. Thomas c. O'Sullivan
was the o. or. His argument was
that parliamentary tactics were of no
avail to help Ireland, and that force
was needed.
Manacled like an escaped convict,
NJ. Bernstein Schroeder. OF the Folkets
Avis. of Copenhagen. arrived in Chi
oago. He is travelling around the
world on a wager. Aug. 2S. Emil Rex.
the editor-in-ehief of the newspaper,
bet him S2,7O0 that he could not travel
around the world, manacled and with
out money, in one year, and within
an hour Schroeder had started.