Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-08-07


it next day on the claw of hard-shell
crab she caught.
H. L. HinkIey was called out of his
house at Crockett, Ark, and shot dead
by Edgar Williams, his stepson. Wilt
Jams has not been arrested.
Senator Thomas c. Plat visited
President Roosevelt at Oyster Bay
and declared the latter will get solid
New York delegation in 1904.
DR.. Edmund James will BIZ installed
as president of Northwestern uni
versity at Evanston October 81. The
exercises will cover three days.
Granger Smith, a former Chicago
insurance man. tried to commit suicide
at Waukegan, by shooting. Insomnia
was the cause. He will recover.
Miss Mary s. Mead of Rutland, VT,
compelled her father to grant his EN-.
ployes nine hour day and ten hours
pay by refusing to wed till he gave in.
Jacob Lift, who operates theaters in
New York, st. Paul, Minneapolis. Mil
waukee and Chicago, becomes the
owner of McVicker's theater IN chi
cago.
The Michigan democratic state con.
vention nominated George H. Durand
OF Flint, for governor. The~ee silver
element failed in an effort to defeat
him.
The ordnance experts of the army
claim to have produced an explosive
shell which will penetrate the armor
OF the most heavily protected wal.
ships.
The wife of William Tolton of
Westyille, Ind, for whose supposed
murder he was nearly lynched, was
reported seen boarding a train for
Chicago.
william Tierney, an Adirondack
guide, who, with his companion
George Jackson, disappeared a month
ago, has been found dead in Saranac
lake, N. Y.
Harry e. Stillwell was arrested at
Marion. Ind, charged with defrauding
the Model Life Insurance company
by writing policies and pocketing the
proceeds.
Alfred s. Cunningham, liking of
Chicago counterfeiters," has been ar.
rested charged with being the shrewd-
est maker of spurious half dollars in
the country.
AT John Day City, Oregon. armed
men shot and killed ESQ sheen the
property of j. c. Nor of Mount
Vernon, while on the range nea,
Murderers creek.
vicente Arena, a prominent Span.
lard OF Tucson, Ari., was helm mn
while on his way home by five Next
cans and beaten to death. Two of the
men escaped
1t Is reported that the young earl
OF Rosslyn, who went bankrupt at
Monte Carlo last winter. is to be used
as star card at new gambling
house at Saratoga
Secretary Moody caused a stir in
navy department by ruling that sal.
aries must be governed by work done
not by pull Lieut. S. II. Gibson's
salary was cut $500
The Iowa republican state convex
tlon Endorsed President Roosevelt for
reelection Cuban reciprocity was
favored, and tariff changes urged to
prevent monopolies.
May Yohe reached Plymouth and
raised the value of her jewelry from
100000 to 100000 She will 90 10
Genoa and recover the jewelry pawned
by Putnam Bradlee Strong.
Riots occurred during the Congress.
sional primary elections in Camden.
N, j., and vicinity. in which one man
was killed and Joe" Goddard. a
pugilist, perhaps fatally wounded.
Helen Vanderbilt Wackerman. who
recently had trouble in London with
an artist, was badly cut with glass
Whiie attempting to escape from sup
posed danger from fire at Buffalo.
Ambassador Clayton has secured the
restitution of 100000 in money and
securities obtained fraudulently by
Mexicans from Americans and English.
men interested in Mexican mines.
President Roosevelt plans to app pint
Gen. Wood president of the commits
sion TO reorganize the army pre-
urinary to elevating him to command
ing general upon Miles's retirement.
Louis A. Disbrow, held for the mu,.
der of Clearance w. Foster and
Dimple' Lawrence at Good Ground
l., l., inherits $4,000 under the Will
OF his grandfather. Hosea B. Perkins.
Rioters attacked the funeral cortege
OF Rabbi Jacob Joseph. New York.
resulting in an attack on the mourn.
ers with missiles and hose. Joseph was
head of the orthodox Jews in Ameri-
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charles Green. alias Charles
lhomas, II years of age. wanted at
bunalo. on the charge of having pa,-
ueipated in the murder of Austin ].
Grove on June %, was arrested IN
| Denver.
President Lore announced thai no
more women stenographers would be
employed in Baltimore and Ohio
offices, alleging as reason that they
are unfit for promotion on account of
their sex.
One million dollars in treasure was
brought to Seattle by the steamship
| Roanoke which arriyna s.. :,