Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-07-04

years old and never in his life went
| fishing.
George X. Nash was renominated
for governor by the Ohio republican
convention, and Senator Foraker was
Endorsed for reelection. Hanna was in
control
Geronimo, the Apache chief, with
six other Indians, passed through Kan
sas City, Mo-, on the way from Fort
Sill, l. T., to the pan-American at
Buffalo.
In a fight between striking street
laborers and police at Rochester, N.
Y, eleven patrolmen and twenty work.
men were injured. The rioters were
dispersed.
While working in field in Lincoln
county, North Carolina, William Huss
and one son were instantly killed and
another son probably fatally injured
by lightning.
minister to Denmark, whose home is
in Minnesota, emphatically denies
rumor Of tariff war against the
United States.
Pittsburg was visited by one of the
worst electrical and transforms in
many years. Several persons were
stuck by lightning, two killed and one
fatally injured.
Edna Wallace Hopper, the actress,
arrived in California twenty-four hours
too late to see her mother alive. BY
her mothers will she will inherit
fortune of 100000.
For the second time in his career,
Thomas H. Wilkes, vice president and
general manager of the combined
Pullman and Wagner Palace Car bust
ness, was divorced.
An immense grain fire is raging near
Los Banos, Cal. Ten thousand acres
of grain have been burned and a still
larger area of grazing land has been
swept by the flames.
Grace Sullivan, aged 10 years,
daughter of J. A. Sullivan, president of
the First National bank at Sallisaw,
l. T., committed suicide by taking
poison. No cause is know.
c. A. Morey presented his resigna-
ton as member of the Minnesota board
of control, which was accepted by the
governor and Judge Gould of Winona
was appointed to the vacancy.
At Bristol. r. l.. the body of Miss
Frances Wheeler, of New Haven,
Conn, was found on the shore Miss
Wheeler had been missing from the
Hopeworth sanitarium since Monday.
At Pana. ILL.,, w. z. Rickhart was
arrested charged with kidnapping two
of his children. Rickhart came all the
way from Crowley, Iowa, to steal his
two children and take them home with
him.
Mcpherson, Kan, is suffering from
toad plague. Traffic of almost all
kinds has been suspended. Street
cars, bicycle and buggies cannot be
used while the toads hop about the
street.
The government continues to reduce
the strength of the United States
feet in Asiatic waters The gunboat
Castine, in pursuance of this policy,
has sailed from Manila for the United
States.
A picnic given Sunday by the Ell
Paso Order of the Knights of Labor
at Las Cruces. N. NJ. ended in riot.
Several men were badly hurt and one
man killed and three are in Jail at Las
Cruces.
The Dawson Daily News of June
says: Dick Beals was shot to death by
Mrs. Thomas Herndon. She had been
persuaded by Beals that Herndon was
dead and married Beals, who soon de-
serted her.
The examination of candidates for
to the naval academy will
be conducted hereafter at their homes
by the civil service commission in
stead of at Annapolis by a board of
naval officers.
John De Young of Kenosha, Wis,
aged IS years. was killed by a wreck
ing train of the Northwestern railroad.
De Young had started to walk home
on the tracks and, being deaf, did not
hear the train
Announcement was made at the
Harvard alumni dinner of the gift Of
81 ,000,0C0 to the university by
]. Pierpont Morgan. Commencement
exercises were held, 1855 degrees
being conferred.
At Spring Lake, N. j., George H.
Moller, a well-known sugar refiner of
New York, died. He was president of
the Garman Savings bank of Brooklyn
and director of the Pacific Fire In
surance company.
John Considine, formerly a Chicago
politician and gambler, killed ex-Chief
of Police W. l.. Meredith at Seattle,
who had forced the closing of the
slayer's dives. The victim was also
a native of Chicago.
On statements of two Paterson girls,
who say they were attacked by seven
men near the scene of the Bosschieter
crime, young Edward Mcmahon is
held without bail and six other men
are being sought for.
Government receipts exceeded ex-
penditures by ST. 100000 for the fiscal
year ending June so. The balance of