Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-05-02
portion of the Red Lake reservation to

iuTSe SlitcUeS were TAKEN III the
heart of st. Louis man who was
stabbed during fight.
American pillow manufacturers prac-
tically completed the formation of a
s50,000,000 combination.
Grand jury at New York has ordered
against Albert T. Patrick.
Sixty-five cases of smallpox at
Brocton, ILL.,, were diagnosed as some
thing else by local doctors.
Masked robbers held up 80 men in a
Seattle gambling room, 20 Of them be-
ing armed, and secured $4,000.
American underwriting syndicate,
headed by J. P. Morgan & Co, took
$50 ,O00, 900 of the new British loan.
Black Jack, who was to be executed
at Clayton, N. NJ, was respited by the
president. A mob may lynch him.
A Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
passenger train was derailed near
Dayton. Two trainmen were killed.
Comptroller Coler's report shows
that the annual expenses of New York
city will soon reach the 5000, 100000
| mark.
Captain o. NJ Carter's last hope of
release was extinguished by the
supreme courts refusal to admit MIN
to bail.
An electrician at Portland, Me, shot
four persons in an insane frenzy, kill
ing two of them. The Others are like
ly to die.
Illinois Central machinists demand
increased wages, a nine-hour day,
and arbitreti of differences, or they
will strike
Minister Loomis shows that our re-
lations with Venezuela are cordial
The government indorses the minis-
ter's actions.
Mrs. Nations visit to Kansas City
two Sundays ago, and her arrest, has
resulted in a movement against the
Sunday saloon.
The trial of Charles r. Eastman, a
Harvard instructor, for numbering
his brother-in-law was begun in Cam
bridge, Mass.
Monsignor W. Fl. O'Connell, rector
of the American College at Rome, is
said to have been made bishop of
Portland, Maino.
An immense amount of snow is melt
ing on the Uncompahgre mountains
and swelling the Dolores river into
foaming torrent.
The engagement of Miss Vivian Sar-
toris, granddaughter of Gen. Grant, to
Archibald Balfour, barrister of Lon
don, is announced.
The agricultural department cele-
brated arbor day by planting two oak
trees in memory of Secretary Rusk
and Assistant Willis.
President Clark of the Chicago Tele-
phone company admitted negotiations
are under way to unite all telephone
companies in one system.
A party of herders reported in
Knoxville, Tenn, from the Smoky
moupntains. have been driven out by
snow of four TO six feet
Women members of the Brooklyn
Riding and Driving club are agitating
the question of riding man-fashion at
W.
The report is semi-ofIicially con-
frmed that the Burlington was bought
by the Great Northern and Northern
Pacific as companies and not indi-
viduals.
The flood recedes at Pittsburg, but
the situation below along the Ohio and
tributaries is serious. The loss in
and around Pittsburg is estimated at
from $2,000,O00 to $3,O00,00O.
The senate at Albany passed the
Hudson river bridge bill, which gives
away vast waterfront rights, but the
measure was recommitted in the as.
sembly This means it's defeat.
First Assistant Postmaster General
Johnson is seeking to have American
made cotton Irvine replace the jute
now used for tying up letter mails at
postofflces throughout the country.
The forward movement" committee
of the American board proposes to
hold national assembly for the study
of the Bible and problems of missions.
at Silver Bay. Lake George, from July
6 to %.
AS result of the crusade inaugu-
rated by Mayor Johnson of Cleveland
against ramshackle buildings within
the fire limits, City Building Inspector
Hanks was fined S25 for contempt of
court
Jules Frenkel. salesman of New
York city, formerly a member of ].
Frenkel a Co, Mobile, Ala, which was
dissolved in 1880, filed a petition in
bankruptcy, with liabilities of s64,-
557: no assets.
Fannie Rayne of New York Will not
contest the will Of her millionaire
father, J.J. McComb, who provided that
she should get only $4,000 a year if
she married contrary to his wishes.
She will obey him.
A Knoxville. Tenn, dispatch from
Bristol says the Egleston tunnel on
the Norfolk and Western railroad. be-
etween Radford and Bluefield, has fall
len in. thereby stopping traffic on the
main line of the road,
May Wright Sewell, representing
the United States on the International
peace commission of women, has is
sued a call urging the women through