Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-12-05
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
Domestic.

The switchmen's strike in Pittsburg
proved a fizzle.
Frank A. Munsey bought the New
York Daily News.
Mrs. Mckinley is to be given the
free use of the mails.
George Kenyon of st. Paul was
stricken with paralysis in Chicago.
Fred Lindloff, grocer. committed
suicide at Clinton, Ia. He was So years
old.
case, and that young women were in
troduced into the jury-room by
bailiff.
George Heimrod of Omaha has been
appointed consul general to Apia,
Samoa.
The total receipts from the war rev
enue act from June 10, 1898, we're
$343, S3S,634.
Nine Emma Calve was compelled to
quit the Grau company on account OF
throat trouble.
Ex-President Cleveland has been
confined to his bed since Wednesday
with a bad cold.
The governor Of Montana offered to
Join Minnesota in the fight against the
big railroad consolidation.
Western roads resolved to issue
passes as usual during 1902 in spite OF
action of the easten roads
Increase in the postal revenues the
last year resulted in the free delivery
service becoming self-sustaining
Helen Gould and Mrs. Fred Wander
bilt gave Thanksgiving dinners for
poor boys at lrvington and Newport
Miss Estelle Reel. superintendent OF
Indian schools, in her annual report
urged teaching Indians how to farm.
Judge Kohlsaat sentenced striking
Chicago machinist 10 thirty days in
Jail and fined two others for contempt.
Captain Terrens OF the steamship
Agnes from Port Antonio, Jamaica, TO
Savannah, Ga, shot himself while at
sea.
Senator Allison does not believe any
general reciprocity treaties will be ne
gotiated during the coming session OF
congress.
The governor of Oregon informed
Governor Van SAINT that his state has
no laws regulating the combination of
railroads.
Deli Eduardo Francisco, a titled
italian, is to be deported because he
arrived in America in unsound mental
condition.
Edward Gregory of Moweaqua. H.,
died there, aged 81 years. He was
father of j. L. Gregory, the postmaster
at his home.
DR.. Joseph Luckie, at one time pres
ident of the Missouri Dental associa.
ton, Is dead in Mexico. Mo-. at the age
of 70 years.
The defalcation Of City Treasurer S.
r. Young of Louisville. KY. will ex.
coed $4,000. Young suicided He was
a high roller.
President Roosevelt, with Mrs.
Roosevelt and baby Quentin. went
down the Potomac on a yacht for a
short cruise
Congressman Tawney says that if
Cuban sugar is admitted free the
American Refining company will profit
mlilions annually
The wife OF DIR. McNeal of Ann Ar.
hor was swept overheard from the
steamship Belgenlad by big wave and
drowned at sea.
At Detroit. Mich, 26 men were killed
and "a wounded by the explosion of a
boiler In the factory OF the Pemberthy
Injector company,
Miss Fanny McComb will marry her
artist sutton, Louis Herzog in New
York. and forfeit $4,000. 900 according
to her fathers viii
Striking miners re.established n
camp near Nortonville. Ky. and de-
fed the state troops to dislodge them.
union miner was shot.
young man of Salt Lake CITY.
crazed by the use of cigarettes. liquor
and opium, shot w. S. Haynes of Chi,
cago. who will probably die.
Police Commissioner Diamond of
New York is on trial at Albany.
charged with neglect OF duty in sup
pressing disorderly houses.
W. V. Morris. formerly an insurance
agent at Indianapolis. Ind. has been
arrested on charge OF obtaining
money under false pretenses.
The jury In the Johnson murder trial
at Indianapolis returned verdict for
life sentence. Johnson. negro
killed Joel Combs in quarrel.
Young Corbett knocked out Terry
McGovern in the second round of their
fight at Hartford Conn. Ivy ciean
cut blow on the point OF the chin.
Mrs. Fred Gebhard. who recently Sc.
cured divorce from her husband In
south Dakota, married Henry Clews
Jr,. son OF the New York financier
The estate OF George Bancroft, the
historian. worth about $500, 900. which
has been tied up for, ten years. will
soon be distributed among the heirs.
There is a strong probability that
the department OF Justice will attack
the copper. sugar and new railroad
trusts under the sherman antitrust
act.
Mrs. Josephine ormsby of Chicago