Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-12-26

lege, hypnotized an actress who
suffered from stage fright and en-
abled her to make a successful first
appearance.
The American tobacco trust has in.
vaded Germany. 1t has bought the
Jasmatzi cigarette factory at Dresden
and Kyriazia Egyptian cigarette con
Germ in Berlin.
An explosion of gas in the blast
furnace Of Jones & Laughlin at Pitts
burg caused the death of nine men
and the injury of five others, three OF
whom will die.
At Jamaica, Iowa, two parties OF
residents who were hunting for
burglars met in the dark and opened
fire on each other, three well-known
men being shot
At Hudson Nicholas HoofengartneI
and Michael Dean pleaded guilty to
the charge of running blind pigs in the
village of Hammond and each was
fined $50 and costs.
At La Crosse M. G.. Vought, an
electrician, was terribly burned about
the face and eyes. Both eyes were
so severly burned that his sight is
probably destroyed.
Relatives Of Mrs. Mckinley have lit
tie hope of her living long, according
to statement made by Lieutenant
James Mckinley. U. s. A., nephew
of the late president
Walter Ames, former manager OF
the Mutual Building and Loan associa
ton at Dubuque, convicted of EN-
bezzling funds, was sentenced to one
year and nine months.
Three persons were killed and
twenty-five injured in a collision be
tween a Southern Pacific passenger
trains at Uplands, Cal. Some all
American ball players were hurt.
Lowell Spence, a detective, arrived
at Knoxville. Tenn, from Chicago, and
Identified the unknown man under ar
rest there as Harvey Logan. one of the
alleged Great Northern express rob
bers.
For the past few weeks probably
four-fifths of the potatoes reaching
New York have come from Europe
Not for eight years had this country
bought potatoes abroad in any great
quantities.
At Winona, A. A. Ryen, who was
held in the county jail on the charge
of larceny and finally released, was
arrested again on the charge of Sc.
curing money and goods under false
pretenses.
The new knitting mill plant OF
Meeker & Link at North Hoosick. y
T.. was destroyed by fire. The loss
$4,000. and the insurance covers hall
the loss. Machinery valued at s12,.
600 is ruined.
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs
Jones has decided to authorize sor
the first time the leasing of grazing
lands on the Cheyenne reserve and
Standing Rock Indian reservations
in tho Dakotas.
AT Walnut Grove. Mimi. Will
Brady. a 17-year-old boy, was shot
through the right wrist by the ac
cidental discharge of a shotgun.
Tetanns has set in and he is in a
critical condition.
The pope said to a correspondent
You see that it is not all over with
me. work six or eight hours a day.
ana my work IS not easy, for it en-
braces the whole church. Please say
that am not yet dead
Reports from various parts of Wis
consin tell of an increasing number of
timber wolves in the more unsettled
districts. Even as far south as Bara-
boo there were three huge brutes shot
in barnyard in daylight.
An east-bound fast mail train ON
the Union Pacific crashed into the
rear end OF freight train near
Rawlins. Wyo. The passengers were
shaken up and the fireman. Charles
Brown, was seriously injured.
Senator Thomas c.. Plat of New
York says he has decided to bring
libel suit against William Allen White
or Emporia. Kan. and McClure's
on account of an article
published in the current number.
Chicago opened a municipal lodg.
ing house. Honest men who need a
bed and food and tramps and loafers
who apply to the police stations for
shelter will be sent to the lodging
house and be assisted in procuring
work.
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith resigned and Henry C. Payne.
republican national committeeman
for Wisconsin. was appointed as his
successor. Mr.. Smith will resume
the editorship of his Philadelphia
Press.
A syndicate headed by DIR. William
Seward Webb, son-in-law of w. III.
is to build the finest
hotel in New York city on the south.
west corner of Fifth avenue and
Forty-fourth street. II will have 400
guest rooms.
heater exploded in a private car
in which ]. w. Middendorf Of Bafti-
more, vice-president of the Sea.
board Air Line railway. was travel.
ing in Georgia. William Halt
servant. was probably
fatally injured.
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