Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-06-20

Anna Schultz of Jersey City, mar
ried to Joseph Harmon Conder," was |
astounded to learn on her wedding |
day that che" was a woman.
At Northampton, Mass, the grand |
jury returned an indictment against
Miss Mabel Burt, charged with larceny
from Smith college dormitories.
Louis Stern of st. Paul, former
United States business agent at BAN
berg, Bavaria, killed himself there
while suffering from melancholy.
The surface and elevated railroads
of New York are reported to be in
debted to the city to the extent of
| Sc, 1888, 1896 under tax and other laws.
Senator Platt, it is reported, will be
president of an express company form
/ ed by consolidating the Adams. Ameri-
can and United States companies.
Customs inspectors seized rubies
worth $4,000 from M. Wachrenier,
Belgian, who arrived in New York two
weeks ago and didn't declare them.
| Mayor Johnson of Cleveland refused
to allow his daughter to take part in
launching the warship Cleveland be-
cause Ruth Hanna is to christen it.
At Butte Captain j. NEAL, the ex-
army officer who was arrested on a
charge of forgery, offered no defense
and was bound over in $4,000 bonds.
When the city hall, Philadelphia, s
transferred from the commission to
the city, June 26, the total cost of the
structure will have reached S24 ,13S,,
SOP.
Memorial exercises were held over
the graves of the Confederate dead at
Camp Chase, Columbus, o. School
children sang and addresses were
made.
Two more witnesses were called in
an effort to prove an alibi for DR.. S. j.
Kennedy, accused of having killed
Emmeline Reynolds in New York i'll
August 1898.
DR.. E. p. Sale, one of the most
prominent physicians of Memphis, and
for many years president of the board
of health of Mississippi, is dead at
Memphis.
Charles Varney, Jr., aged IS years.
| was killed at Gallipolis, o., by being
hit over the heart while boxing with
Jerome Wood. Wood has become
insane.
After a long struggle with the
trusts the Independent window glass
plant of the Hurrle company at Hart
ford City, Ind, has been compelled to
close down.
| 10 fnfc old
Madeline island, with the famous
painting by Reubens, was destroyed
by fire, thought to have been set
by incendiaries.
Gertrude Eckerman, aged years
| old, Of Anderson, Ind, was burned TO
death and her mother burned in an
effort to save the child and is in a
critical condition.
The Everett-Moore syndicate buys
the street car lines of Toledo as part
of scheme to merge all traction
roads along the lake shore between
Detroit and Cleveland.
! Francis b. LOOMS, United States
minister to Venezuela, said in Lon.
don interview that he did not believe
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OF Margarita, Venezuela.
The president ended the third term
of discussion by issuing statement
that he is not a candidate for re-
election and would not accept re-
nomination If rendered.
DR.. Alexander r. Hohfield, dean OF
the academic department of Wander
ma Az
fessorship of German languages in the
University of Wisconsin.
Senator Allison is said to be helping
Edward H. Conger in the Iowa
gubernatorial race because Cummins.
II not checked, is likely to reach out
FOR Allison's seat in the senate.
Senator Fairbanks of Indiana is con-
sidered the probable beneficiary of the
influence of the administration for
president in 1904. 1t is thought he
will be pitted against Roosevelt.
The return in the Molineux murder
case was filed with the court of ap-
peals at Albany, N. Y. The return
contains 9.405 pages. and is one of the
largest ever filed with the court.
rVluihohu hdih, pAOAllutuI III jew
ish orders of New Orleans, died on
board the steamer Columbia, en- route
to Europe, on May 80. He was "a
years old and a native of Germany.
President Mckinley has committed
the sentence of Harry Smith of
Indianapolis, convicted of counter
feiting, and now in penitentiary, to
one year. His sentence was three
years.
In head end collision on the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad, two miles
south of Colesburg, Ky, between a
freight engine and a south bound
passenger train, seven trainmen were
injured.
On account of the breaking of the |
power dam in the Arkansas river,
Buena Vista, Col, will be in darkness
for several months and the Buena
Vista smelter will be closed down |
indefinitely.
The Students association of Vassar
college has started fund for the pur-
pose of building and endowing a club |
house for maids employed in the |