Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-11-21


Fire in the store of n. o. Stone & |
o., Cleveland, caused s125,0O0 damage
md was accompanied by thrilling res
,ues.
Charles Kiles and his wife were
burned TO death in a fire that de-
itroyed their home at Solar Canon,
IaI.
Because of protests from the race,
Lopez's statue, representing the negro,
1t the Charleston exposition, will be
The projected treaty for the sale of
the Danish West Indies to the United
States has been delayed by ine change
of ministry.
A plan is said TO be on foot to de-
feat Senator Henry b. Scott of West
Virginia for reelection to the United
States senate.
The city council OF Guthrie, OK, by
vote adopted resolution
inviting Admiral Schley to visit Guth-
RE In January.
Wyatt Hairless, who shot and killed
his sweetheart, Miss Maude Pauley,
and then shot himself at Parkersburg,
w. Va, is dying.
Mrs. Mary Pott, SO years old, died
at St Marys church in New Albany
Ind, while attending the burial serv-
ices of her husband.
A bank Waterman at Minister O.,
held a gang of robbers at bay until cit
liens came to his assistance and drove
them away after fight.
Newell G. Rathbun admitted to the
Louisville police that his wife at Lit
tie Rock knew of his plan to defraud
the insurance companies.
Oats on the Chicago board OF trade
reached the high mark for seven years,
the May option selling at Al 3-S cents
and cash oats for Al cents.
Major Hugh Il. Belknap, paymaster
In the army and former representative
in congress from the third Chicago dis
trict, died at Calamba, Luzon.
The Bethlehem Steel company's
claim of 100000 for two 12-inch guns
has been decided adversely by the
comptroller of the treasury.
Minnie Maddern Fiske in an address
before the Nineteenth Century club
scored the theatrical trust. She de-
clared IL is killing stage art.
The society of the Army of the Ten
nessee refused to authorize an inquiry
into the conduct of Gen. Wallace at
Shiloh, as requested by him.
In a second will of Edward S. Stokes
just filed. he left his estate to his
mother, now deceased. 1t was said
that third win is to be filed.
Newell G. Rathbun is under arrest
in Louisville, charged with attempting
to defraud an insurance company with
n corpse which contained poison.
Senator Cullom will be chairman of
senate foreign relations committee and
Senator Mason will head the postofice
OF the next congress.
J. Frankel Sons of New York bought
the Hope diamond of Lord Francis
Hope. which, according to cable ad.
vices. cost the purchasers $3.50, 900.
Mrs. Grace Smell Coffin OF Chicago
has been for the third time divorced
from Frank Nixon Coffin, having again
married him only few weeks ago.
Fire destroyed the plant of the Mar.
shall OIL company at Marshalltown,
Iowa, and also 1900 barrels of oil. The
loss is 100000, the insurance $4,000.
An American schooner was seized
by a Portuguese gunboat at Fayal on
charge of smuggling out of the Azores
men trying to escape military service.
Charles " Herdliska of the District
OF Columbia was yesterday appointed
consul at Kingston, Jamaica. He was
formerly secretary OF legation at VI.
emma.
James Nevins was sentenced Mt Kan.
kakee. ILL.,. to twenty-five years in the
penitentiary for the murder of Dennis
F. Reardon in Kankakee saloon Nov.
4. 1896.
Congressman Hepburn and sherman
conferred with the president on Mica.
ragua canal matters. Hepburn viii
again introduce his canal bill In the
house.
The entire plant of the Aurora Min
Ing company was swallowed up by
nave-in OF its mines at Oronogo. near
Joplin. Mo. The miners had a narrow
escape
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Taylor decided that 100 Cinnamon de-
iained at San Francisco on what Is
known as the transit cases SHOULD be
ieported.
Augusta X. Williams, the Brooklyn
schoolgirl who disappeared, has been
'ound at Great harrington, Mass.
where she had gone to the home of
girl friend.
Senator Spooner. after a conference
and luncheon with the president at the !
white house. declared the next con
sress is certain to provide for the
Nicaragua canal.
South Dakota is suing North Caro- |
ina in the United States supreme
'ourt on bonds of the Western North !
Carolina railroad guaranteed by the !
ashamed state.
President Roosevelt. delayed half an !
hour by tardy coachman. declined TO |