Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-08-08
Domestic.

| died at Fairfield. III.
The Southern Pacific is to equip its
lines to burn oil for fuel.
| Drouth in the middle west was
finally broken by heavy rains.
pittance are found to have been
| starved to death in Kansas City.
James Garvey of West Pullman
Chicago, died on train at Denver
| The jury disagreed in the case of
Ellis Glenn at Parkesburg, w. Va.
A cat overturned lamp in Brook.
| Ign, starting fire which caused three
/ deaths.
Congressman Sherman of New York
thinks Speaker Henderson will be re-
elected.
Mrs. Jennie Minor, aged "A years
| committed suicide at Richmond, Ind.
by hanging.
Andrew Carnegie has presented the
city of Winnipeg, Man, with 100000
for library
Russian wheat was successfully
raised on the western plains and the
crop sold in advance
| Dowle is planning to raise 100000
by mortgaging Zion City to secure a
loan of that amount.
It is announced at Seattle, Wash,
that work on the telegraph line to
Dawson is completed.
| A. S. Woodwork, mail carrier at
| Fort Madison, Ia, was run over and
killed by street car.
Mark l.. Wilson, q theatrical man
ager, aged 40 years, committed
suicide ut Philadelphia.
William ID. Lang, who has been
| SUPERINTENDENT Of lamps of Boston
since February, 1900. died.
The Indianapolis socialist conven.
ton declared for the pubic owner
ship of trust corporations.
Hi Palmer, a peculiar character
who lived alone on the shore of Lake
Chetek, Wisconsin. is dead.
The stock of gold in the treasury
is $504.345,297. the largest in the
history Of the government.
The Arbuckles are to establish
their own line of coffee steamers TO
compete with the sugar trust.
Charles Hunter, 81 years old, was
arrested at Branch, Ark, for killing
his father in family quarrel.
Chicago servant girls formed a
union and laid down fixed rules for
the guidance of their mistresses.
Two safe-blowers overpowered the
jailer at Devils Lake. N. d., released
three other prisoners. and escaped.
Robert Crooks & Co.. of Liverpool
are to build a new refinery near
New York to fight the sugar trust
The International Weaving com
pany OF New York was incorporated
at Dover. Del. It's capital is $780, 900
Manufacturers of Photographic dry
plates in America and Europe are
forming a trust to control the output
Policeman William Walsh while in
uniform and drunk tried to shoot the
manager of the Victoria hotel, Chi.
cago.
John r. Wilson. an attorney at Ham
lin, w. Va, and one of the states
prominent democratic politicians, is
dead
A mysterious grave at Kalamazoo
Mich, was disclosed by the midnight
visits of an unknown woman TO the
place.
The Columbia beat the Constitution
decisively for the Aston cup, and the
latter yacht will have her RIG
changed.
Dock laborers struck at San Fran
cisco, Oakland, Mission Rock and
r Port Cost. Twelve thousand men are
involved.
| A combine has been formed of al
: the principal ice companies at Toledo
%. A large artificial ice plant /.
) promised.
: The steamer Cottage City arrive,
at Seattle, Wash, with forty pas
/ sengers and st55,o0O in gold from tn
2 Klondike.
The combined winter and sprinl
; wheat crop promises total exceeding
c any previous year in the history O
z the country.
Z Former Deputy Coroner ]. c. Week
o Ter was fined 5000 in Chicago for hold
ing a fake inquest and 500 for con
/ tempt of court.
: The firm OF Harding & Sons, sho
\ manufacturers. at Rochester N Y
e has assigned. Liabilities $4,000, AZ
e sets not known.
5 Rev. John J. O'Connor former pa:
& tor or st. Joseph's church, Newark. \
j., was consecrated bishop Of the dix
cese of Newark.
Mrs. w. o. Hampstead. wife of III
e Philadelphia millionaire, Illustrate
hrr daughters clandestine marriae
le at Colorado Springs.
Martin Fry was hanged at Carljel
a Pa. for the murder Of lanes Edwar
s. Collins, his brotherin-law. OF whoI
he had been jealous
n A Duluth student in Germany qua
n rels withan officer, duel followin