Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-02-28

wife ana children begun at Pekin. ILL.,
Mrs. William Buxton, wife of the
president of the Warren County bank,
died at Indianola, Iowa, aged 81
years.
A banker of Huntington, Ind, was
threatened with blindness unless he
gave money to blackmailers, who were
arrested.
]. e. German. mayor of Kenosha,
Wis, married Miss Maria Rose
Moeller after a courtship of twenty
years.
The senate committee on military
affairs Endorsed Spooner resolution
providing for civil rule in the Philip
pines.
Mrs. Rose Hudson, the wife of
Millwood Kan, Joint" keeper, was
shot and killed in a raid on her hGs-
bands place.
The engagement of Miss Anne De-
pew Paulding, niece of Senator De
navy is broken.
C. +. Perkins resigned the presi.
dency of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroads, and was succeeded
by George b. Harris.
w. b. Virgins, formerly mayor of
Wilmington, Del, and paymaster in
the United States army, died at his
home, Virgins, w. Va.
Both houses of the New York legis-
lature passed the New York city
single-head police bill over the
mayors veto by party vote.
Two men, charged with completely
in the Cudahy kidnapping, were ar
rested at st. Paul. Pat Grove is be.
lieved to be in the twin cities.
David Robertson. who for thirty
four years has been connected with
Pinkerton's National Detective
agency in Chicago, died, aged GA.
At Minneapolis, the Mississippi Val
| ley Lumbermens association elected
S. 7. Mcknight, president, to succeed
William Irwin of Chippewa Falls.
Miss Jennie Howell, of Scranton,
Pa, whose brother tried to have her
committed as lunatic to prevent her
marriage, has been declared sane.
A st. Paul buttermaker was OK.
PEELED from the National Creamery
Buttermakers' association for the at.
tempted bribery of butter Judge.
| Mrs. Nation headed an army" of
500 on a joint smashing tour in
Topeka. One saloon was destroyed.
Mrs. Nation was arrested four times.
Albert st. John, of Brooklyn, was
probably fatally shot in struggle
with two detectives who were trying
to take a revolver away from him.
He was dementod.
Twelve persons were killed and two.
score injured in a collision between
passenger trains on the Amboy di.
vision of the Pennsylvania road, near
Bordentown, N. j.
DR.. William Pleen of Minneapolis.
died of pneumonia. He was a well
known physician in Minneapolis and
professor of physical diagnosis of
Hamline university.
resolution was adopted by the
lower house of the Illinois legisla-
ture providing for the appointment of
a committe of five to investigate the
Zion City bank of Chicago.
Charles A. Leland. former state
representative and associate Justice
OF the supreme court of New Mexico
for time. died at his home. in Cald
we'll Ohio. from consumption.
In fit of jealous rage Charles +.
Bent, of No. 1924 Laclede avenue.
st. Louis. killed his wife and then
committed suicide. Bent went about
the crime with great deliberation.
The selling committee of the Fall
River Cotton Manufacturers associa.
tion held meeting and ordered a re-
duction in the price of regular print
cloths from S1s cents to 3 cents.
A bill was introduced in the Min.
nesota legislature appropriating s1O.-
coo for a statue for late United States
Senator Cushman X Davis. to be
placed in statuary hall. in Washing.
ton.
The bond in the case of Lavina ii.
Van w. Dempsey, queen of the Hol.
land Danes, charged with larceny by
Manager Robert Troup, was declared
forfeited in New York. She did not
appear for trial
Eliza A. Swazey. wife of Rev
Arthur Swazey and mother-in-law of
Bishop I. N. Morrison of the Episco
r cal church in Iowa. died at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs. Myron w. AT
wood in Chicago.
, The Genesee National Savings and
Loan association. with offices in
Rochester, ~ Y. has gone into the
hands of a receiver. The liabilities
which are about 100000, are more
a than double the assets.
( Joseph NJ. Barr of Joliet. died nj
Hot Springs, Ark, where he had gone
r for treatment for paralysis. He wa,
: the Junior member of the law firm n
Barr, Barr 4 Barr. A brother r. !
+ Barr is city attorney at Joliet.
| The Bank Of Omaha, at Omaha
Texas, has been robbed of 81. 600 IN
5 cash and paper amounting to 50 600
5 The robbers made their escape unop ).
, hand car. The lone occupant of tbe
bank was decoyed from town nv
q bogus kilograms.