Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-11-14

By the county court at Charlottesville.
Va, which refused to appoint COM
mittee TO manage his property.
DIR. G. n. Spalter of Chicago was
killed by the accidental discharge OF
a gun while hunting ducks In naph-
tina launch with a doctor friend.
Peg Leg" Williams, manager OF the
first negro exodus from North Caro-
lima, who in 1889 narrowly escaped
lynching, has returned to the state.
The commissioner of pensions has
made his annual report. A big per-
centage of the soldiers in the Spanish.
American war are shown to have ap-
piled for pensions.
The Winscott mine, five miles from
Helena, has been purchased by Jack
Rowald and leased to an eastern syn
dictate. 10O-stamp mill will be
erected at once
Archibald Savage, secretary Of the
Hannah & Hogg company, Chicago, is
declared to be short 100000 to $40, 900
in his accounts, extending over pc
Rod of several years.
President Roosevelt informed Sena-
tor T. c. Plat that If Appraiser Wake
man is removed as appraiser at New
York, Collector Bidwell, the senator
protege, must also go.
Antonio Natoli, an Italian, was muir.
dered by unknown assassins in Chica-
CO. his body put in a barrel, and taken
TO the prairies near West Chicago and
North Western avenues.
Senator Elkins of West Virginia and
the Goulds are working. it is reported,
on plan for trunk line to run from
the lakes to tidewater at Gloucester
Point, mouth OF York river.
Labor unions began campaign 10
secure the re-enactment of the Geary
Chinese exclusion law. Officials of
the treasury department are opposed
to the law as wrong in principle.
In his annual report Second Assist
ant Postmaster General w. S. Shallen-
berger recommends faster mail sery-
ice TO the orient and the re-establish-
ment of the pneumatic tube service.
Antonio Livenro, member of the
Bresci group of anarchists in New
Jersey, was arrested charged with the
murder of Frank Panizzone for the al
legged betrayal of secrets to the police.
At Nebraska City John Mccormick.
plasterer, shot and killed Mrs. Mag
gle Dinsley and then turned the weap-
on on himself and inflicted serious
wound He was infatuated with the
woman.
Rev. s. c. Swallow of Harrisburg,
Pa, once candidate for president, was
unfrocked by jury of Methodist. min
listers for lying The trouble grew out
of an attack on Mckinley while he
was dying.
1t is believed that Edward s. Stokes,
the slayer of Jim Fisk in New York.
left will. Miss Barclay, who says
she is his wife, will contest 1t il the
document does not recognize her dow
er rights.
Governor Toole has announced that
he would not call an extra
session of the Montana legislature for
the purpose of appropriating money
for state exhibit at the st. Lousi ex-
position in 1903.
Secretary Wilson. of the department
of agriculture, proposes to make a de-
termined effort to develop silk culture
in the United States if congress gives
him the $4,000 he has asked for ex-
perimental work
A posse of residents of Franklin
county who are searching for William
Hale. the negro desperate, had fight
with Hale and his brother-in-law Lar
kin Saunders. Saunders was wound.
ed. but Hale escaped.
At Charlotte, Mich, the Phoenix no
tel was destroyed by fire and several
of the guests had narrow escapes. A.
w. Brookins of Ionia was taken out
unconscious, but may recover. Loss,
$40, 600; party insured.
The presidents sister. the wife of
Commander Cowles, either lost or was
robbed of $4,000 diamond brooch,
which was last seen when she was Wis
iting at Pennington. Conn. Detect
ives are searching for the jewelry.
At Wilmington, ILL.,. Daniel Hogan,
60 years old, bookmaker who had
operated on all the prominent race
tracks in the country, was killed by
his l0year-old son while the book
maker was beating the boys mother.
A Plttsburg detective has made an
arrest that may lead to the detection
of those that robbed the Chicago post
office. The man under arrest is Harry
Jones, who says that he is from Mo-
nessen. There were 500 2-cent stamps
found on him.
Burglars set fire to the heads OF
three members of an Ohio family to
force them to surrender valuables.
Adolphus Busch, chairman Of the st.
Louis fairs committee on foreign rela-
tions, thinks the fair should be held
later than 1908.
Father J. ]. Crowley, the excommu-
nicated priest, of Oregon, ILL.,, proposes
TO sue, for $4,000 damages for libel.
Cardinal Martinelli. Archbishop Fee.
han and others prominent in his ex-
communication, If he has to appeal to