Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-09-18

one of Washington's prominent law
yers, was struck by a train and killed
At Omaha Peter Olson shot and
fatally wounded his sweetheart, MARY
Peterson.
Harry Ford of Fruitport and Miss
Efie Reams of Kalamazoo were
drowned.
At San Jose, Cal, the Fredericks-
burg brewery was burned, with a loss
of 100000.
While boring for oil in Anne
Arundel, Md, gold-bearing quartz was
discovered.
At Council Bluffs George w. Gull
lison was nominated for congress by
the democrats.
While defending his wife Thomas
Burke, of Terre Haute, Ind, was
atally cut by negro.
The National Candy company was
Incorporated with an authorized
capital stock of 100000.
In Chicago coke has advanced to
sl3 a ton, and many small foundries
must close until it decreases.
New York dealers intimate that
coal will soon be cheaper, due to ex.
pected settlement of the strike.
The First National bank of Mime
ota, Mimi, has been authorized to
begin business. Capital, $4,000.
Authority has been granted for ths
organization of the City National
Bank of Duluth, capital, 100000.
The total national bank circulation
outstanding is 1868, 626, 206, the largest
in the history of the national system
The sum of gold now in the United
itates treasury is 1913, 936,194, exceed
ing all records, with one possible ex
oeption
Mrs. John Harper of Stamps, Ark.
was murdered with an ak while she
was asleep The husband has disap-
peared
Justice OF the Peace Henry Bundy.
Jersey City, performed his own mar
r1age ceremony in wedding Mrs. Mary
Becker
Minnesota won the artillery con-
test with the team from the Wiscon-
sin militia by total score of 1877
points to 81.
AT New Albany, Ind, the mother of
the late Walter @. Gresham celebrated
her Tooth birthday. She is still active
and vigorous.
george Hale, late chief of the Kan
sas City fire department, has been
asked to go to London and reorganize
London's fire department.
Secretary Shaw is wedding ont rbe
sporty" elementsin the treasury de-
partment. Several clerks are said TO
have gambled too much
An indianapolis Judge compelled
MRS. Mary Lyons and Mrs. James
Hamilton to try on a night gown TO
prove who owned it.
James S. Riley, democratic
politician was killed by a Rock Island
train near Joliet and his body carried
three miles on engines pilot.
Anniversary of William McKinIey's
death was observed by Pennsylvania
"a 'ohes' ONO, Minnesota, and
Montana commemorated the day.
blshop Grafton decided that the
SheDoygan Episcopal church cannot
dismiss Rev. Edward M. Frank, hay
ing extended him an unlimited call.
Soldiers returning on the transport
buiord report heavy gambling during
the voyage. One private is said to
have won $4,000 from his comrades.
James Kaye of Topeka was sen
fenced to serve twenty-seven years in
the state penitentiary for the murde-
of his wife Kaye pleaded guilty.
me body of Capt. p. c. Cooper. late
OF the transport Kearny which Great
Britain refused to admit to ireland
for burial, was inferred in Washing.
ton.
Ex-Assemblyman J. X. Murrell in a
confession stated that 10 members of
the former st. Louis assembly were in
a combine to systematically sell their
votes.
William Tamblyn. member of the
st. Louis house of delegates, was ar
rested at Cleveland on a bribery
charge and lodged in the St Louis
Jail
The old Stemple house. known as
the Rising Sun hotel. one of tho
Oldest and most famous buildings IN
Preston county, w. Va, was destroy.
ed by fire.
f. +, Garretson, ex-mayor of New
port, K, l.. replied to Henry Waiter
sons attack on the smart set" de.
claring his drinking and gambling
charges untrue.
John Moore, farmer living near
Hermansville, Miss. while demolish.
ing an ancient dwelling on his farm.
found jug containing nearly $4,000
in $50 gold pieces.
.-'>' a'"aa "a b. Dauphin OF New
}rieans, widow of the Louisiana lot
cry president was indicted Cor per.
'ury for secreting S25+,00O from a
supposed 100000 estate.
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