Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-05-09
Domestic.

Oil was discovered near Evanston,
Wyo.
His Eminence won the Kentucky
Derby.
The Mormon governor of Utah is to
marry a gentle.
Five people were burned to death
at Houston, Texas.
Chicago April wheat, TIC.
In New York Mrs. Sidney Harris
filed suit for divorce.
Terry McGovern whipped Oscar
Gardner in four rounds.
James Douglass Reid, the father Of
the telegraph is dead.
Six -four mills at West Superior and
one at Duluth combined.
Thieves at Springville. Mich, robbed
Mrs. Ruth Ayres of $4,000.
Smallpox breaks out among the
Sioux Indians in South Dakota.
Mrs. F. j. Carolan, nee Pullman, is
seriously i'll at San Francisco.
The National Congress of Mothers
is to meet in Columbus, o., May 81
The winner of the oratorical prize at
De PAW is found to be a plagiarlst.
Major ID. J. Pruden of the white
house force is to be promoted to pay
master.
The triennial conclave of the Sons
of the American Revolution opened at
Pittsburg
John Burg, formerly assistant post
master of Kenosha, is charged with
burglary.
A part of Lampson's 100000 gift
to Yale will be used for public lee
ture hall
Prof Bolley of the North Dakota
Agricultural college, has discovered
fax parasite.
that the Northwestern will get the
Union Pacific
Insurance of 100000 was paid for
loss of the cargo of the steamship
Rio de Janeiro.
Ambrose n. Merrick, the first city
attorney elected in Minneapolis died
of Bright's disease.
Mrs. Carrie Nation had an attack
OF violent hysteria and denounced her
friends as traitors.
Reports indicate that the Cherokee
treaty has been defeated in the IL
dian territory election.
George ID, Perkins withdraws from
the gubernatorial race in Iowa in
favor of Minister Conger
Colonel Ray in command of de-
partment of Alaska. declared that
Alaska offers a splendid field for agri-
culture.
An electric engineer has applied for
a patent on an invention which he
declared will transmit by wire pictures
in colors.
May day was marked by strikes in
many cities, principally because of the
refusal of employers to grant an eight
hour day
]. p. Morgan & Co. bought the Ley
land line of ocean steamers, which
will consolidate with the Atlantic
Transport line.
The Burlington management is to re-
main unchanged under the new deal.
Fire in Duluth caused a loss of
about $4,000,
The census bureau fixed the center
of population six miles east of Colum.
bus, Ind, only slight change during
the last decade.
Mrs. Charles Morgan, wife OF Gun
ner Morgan who has brought suit at
Newport, II. l., for divorce. means to
contest the suit
Unless the Illinois Central recedes
from its position in refusing to grant
the machinists a nine.hour day a
strike will be declared.
The kidnappers of Edward Cudahy
offered to return S21,100 of the ran
som If the prosecution is dropped and
the reward withdrawn.
One-half of DR.. Harcourt's women
parishioners in Reading, Pa, complied
with his request and removed their
hats during service.
William II. Elliott. aged So years,
member of the republican national
committee from Michigan, died at his
residence at Detroit. Mich.
Mrs. Thomas ]. O'Neill, wife of the
secretary to Mayor Carter II. Harri-
son, Sir, and to Mayor d. c. Cregier,
died in Chicago of pneumonia.
Miss Helen Hay, daughter of the
secretary Of. state, has written The
Rose of Dawn, poem dealing with a
love tragedy in the Fiji islands.