Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-08-01


fenced to 80 days Imprisonment for
raiding Topeka Joint.
A man who leaped from the Brook
Ign bridge was killed by steamboat
passing directly beneath.
Mrs. Annie Silliman, a society
woman, is running dairy and milk
route at Vineland, n. ].
Thomas L. Leedon, pioneer
carpet manufacturer of Philadelphia.
is dead, aged 70 years.
The Iowa corn crop will amount to
over fourteen million bushels if no
further damage is done.
Reports received by the depart
ment of agricultural indicate that
Russian crops are failing.
An operation on the stomach of a
New Jersey farmer relieved him of a
frog five inches in length
A stretch of country 80 miles
square is to be used at Fort Riley,
Kans., for military maneuvers.
It is said the city of Chicago faces
bankruptcy because it is conducted
under an antiquated charter.
Eva Depuy was mortally and
Herman Treetz severely wounded in
boat near Midland Beach. S. |.
Senator Hanna, it is reported, has
consolidated 10 properties in the
Masillon bituminous coal district.
A Pullman car rolled down an
embankment near Marshall Pass,
Col, and II passengers were injured
Harry l.. Wagner, the self
confessed forger. who worked many
towns in Michigan, escaped from Jail
A New York doctor leaves a will
providing for tests to determine
whether death has actually occurred.
Four horses in a race at a Chicago
gypsy camp dashed into the specta-
tors and seriously injured six of
them.
Professor Barnard of the Yerkes
observatory returned from the eclipse
trip to Sumatra. The observation was
failure.
Three hundred men of West Chi
cago tarred and feathered Valentine
Miller because of his continued abuse
of his wife.
Plans are now under way and it
is stated are far advanced looking to
a consolidation of leading hat manu-
facturers.
Union Pacific earnings the last
year were $21 100000, of which
amount $14,6OO,OOO is available for
dividends.
A grand demonstration of Uncle
Sans war vessels will be made on
the occasion of the coronation of
King Edward.
Elmer e. Barnes was hanged at
Harrisburg, Pa. for the murder of
his brother-in-law, Isaac Miller, in
August, 1900.
Mrs. ID. r. Hanna declares that she
shall keep her children if she has to
make her home in England, where
she now is.
Fire at West Salem, Wis. in a
building adjoining the insane asylum.
caused a panic among the $50 in
mates of the latter.
The Cleveland board of equaliza-
tion has been restrained from increas-
ing the tax value of the Cleveland
Electric Railway company.
The Commonwealth has rested in
the trial of Robert S. Fosburgh.
charged with the murder of his
sister at Pittsfield. Mass.
J. L. Collins. son of Commodore
Collins of civil war fame. was ac-
cidentally killed in an elevator of
the Masonic temple. Chicago.
Advices from Dawson say that a
movement is on foot to recover the
royalties paid the Canadian govern
ment on gold mines in 1898.
United States Appraiser Cohen was
shot and severely wounded in a
battle with a burglar whom he dis
covered in his New York house.
1t is estimated that the estate of
Jacob S. Rogers will lose it's identity
under the management of the New
York Metropolitan Museum of Art.
President Browne of the American
Shipbuilding company in his annual
report said the building ships for salt
water service had proved a success.
w. f. Gray, contractor of Frank
lin, Ind, was shot and killed by Mrs.
Martin Freese. whom she discovered
taking a bath in a creek near Boggs-
town. IND.
1t is reported that negotiations are
on foot looking to a consolidation of
large mixed paint concerns. One re-
port says a s100, ZOO, 900 company will
be organized.
The mill and lumber yard of Weyer-
hauser & Denkman and seventy-five
houses and stores were destroyed by
fire at Davenport, la. The loss will
reach p million.
The collateral inheritance tax ON
Pierre Lorillard's beQuest of Ran
cocas farm to Mrs. Lily Barnes Allen
may swell New Jerseys treasury to
the extent of $4,000.
A new trial has been ordered in the
case OF former Secretary of State
Caleb Powers. convicted of COM
plicity in the shooting of Gov. Will
lam Goebel. of Kentucky.
Capt. Jacob Swain of the steamer
was held on charge of
because. it is alleged. |
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