Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-10
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A 1dmlly OI LWtlSc was POiSOhSN ~
trichinae in New Sweden, MINI. Two
are dead and others will die.
The new years reception at the
White House equalled in brilliancy
any previous similar event.
James w. Priestly, an aged Phila-
ldelphia carpet manufacturer, was
Iasphyxated by illuminating gas.
Director of the Mint Roberts de
clares the total stock of the worlds
money is now 81 500 100000.
DR.. James Gibbons, nephew OF
Cardinal Gibbons, was shot and killed
by footpads in New Orleans.
Edward Rosewater and d. e. Thomp'
son have joined forces to secure the
two senatorial seats in Nebraska.
Edmund H. Moller, Lincoln, ILL.,, a
harnessmaker, was left $750,000 by
his father, who died in Australia.
Ben H. Brainerd, treasurer of ths
Illinois state board of agriculture, is
said to be short $4,000 to $4,000.
Henry Clews, in a newspaper article,
declares that the Standard Oil combi-
nation controls affairs in Wall street.
Governor Thomas in his final mes
sage to the Legislature declared
| Colorado on the verge of bankruptcy.
Miss Helen Gould is said to have
gone in the mining business in part
nership with NJ. Mankuss of Colorado.
Sentiment in congress is growing in
favor of making the term of a
representative in congress four years
Mr.. Cazneau Mcleod, who was sec
rotary to Governors Lee and McKin.
ney, committed suicide in Richmond
Va.
Theodore Roosevelt, vice-president-
elect, was conducted into the mys-
teries of the Masonic order at Oyster
Bay.
Governor Pingree sent remarkable
farewell message to the Michigan leg
islature. He scored judges and corpor'
atoms.
The Delaware legislature was or
ganized under the truce between the
union and regular republicans at
Dover.
Virginia Harris of Rensselaer,, Ind,
for $4,000 for breach of promise to
marry.
Hattie Florette Farley, the Daisy
Styles of the Brown from Boston COM
pany. died of diphtheria at Hartford
City, Ind.
A New Haven coroner's jury de-
cided that Mrs. William Rathbun
killed her husband by poison intended
for another.
Peter L. Buhmann was killed at
Norfolk, Neb., by the premature ex-
plosion of a mortar used to celebrate
the new year.
Eugene G.. Smith, a well-known
farmer, was found dead in bed at
Linchburg, Tenn, with his head split
open by an AK.
James f. Harlan, son of Justice Har,
Ian of the United States supreme
court, was appointed attorney general
for Porto Rico.
The extensive pattern plant of s.
Jarvis, Adams & Co., Pittsburg, burned.
The loss is at 100000 and is covered
by insurance.
Lieutenant Colonel Fl. r. Brinker.
hoff has been assigned by the war de-
partment to teach military science at
Chicago University.
Edward and Lucius Hitchcock were
killed and three other men badly in
jured by boiler explosion 10 saw
mill at CORTLAND, Ohio.
Hawaiian commercial interests have
sent lobbyist to Washington to as
sist the congressional delegate in look
ing after insular affairs.
The new city ordinance fixing the
price of gas at 75 cents in Chicago
will not be enforced until federal
court passes on question.
Almost the entire business portion
of Williamson, w. Va, including two
squares, was wiped out by fire. Tho
fire caused a loss of $4,000
The United States transport Thyra
has sailed from Portland, Oregon, for
Manila with $50 horses and a cargo
for the army in the Philippines.
The gold production of Oregon for
1900 amounted to s3,770,000. The
lumber output OF the state for the year
amounted to S9S.160, 900 feet.
Mayor Harrison ordered all bars in
Chicago closed on Sundays. Half the
big hotels and several prominent
saloon-keepers ignored the order.
Miss Margaret DAILY, daughter of
the last Marcus DAILY, the Copper
King. was married to Carroll Brown
in her Fifth avenue home, New York.
The cost of running New York is
ruinously extravagant. The total in.
crease in five departments since Mayor
Strong's administration is $23,377, 524
Mrs. Harry d. johnson, wife of the
superintendent of the Studebaker
wagon works and eldest daughter Of
]. NJ. Studebaker, died at South Bend,
Ind.
Samuel V. r. Hill, general agent of
the Adams Express Company in Phila-
delphia, is dead. Death was due to
pleuro-pneumonia. He was 5S years
cid.
The war between the sugar and cot
fee trusts has been settled. The Ar.