Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-10-16

bulls notifying him that he had been
made an archbishop.
Gen. William Booth, head Of the
salvation army, preached to large
audiences in New York.
In Andrew Carnegie's house in New
York has been installed one of the
finest organs in the world.
Two men with scows, held up a
barge laden with coal, off Elizabeth,
N. ]. and captured ten tons.
New York manufacturers are unable
to fill orders for oil stoves and city
customers are to be served first.
Prosecutor Lloyd charges that John
Coffin and Price Jennings, Camden,
N. j., boys, were murderd by poison.
Treasury figures show an increas-
ing importation and decreasing ex-
portation in the iron and steel trade.
Charles Kratz, fugitive st. Louis
councilman, is reported to be anxious
to return and his case has been con-
tinued.
A crowd assailed the jail at Lincoln
ton, n. G., in an attempt to lynch
Caleb Elliott, colored, but were re-
pulsed.
A mysterious patient who died Ill
Bellevue hospital, New York, wrote
that he was the son-in-law of a
Spanish duke.
The Indiana medical practice act of
1901, prohibiting magnetic healing.
was held constitutional by the state
supreme court.
| Alonza Garrett of West Virginia.
consul at New Laredo, Mexico. is
missing since going on hunting ex-
petition Sept 8.
The annual report of the paymaster-
general of the army shows his total
expenditures during the last fiscal
year to have been s52,523,479.
Emma Thomas, alias Cassidy, was
bound over at Washburn, Wis,
charged with the murder of Michael
Miller at Nash, Wis, on Sept. 81.
William Casper and John Rump of
Chicago We're fatally injured at St
Joseph, Mo-, by the collapse on the
top floor of new bank building.
A negro, Thornton Cooper, who
Killed Harry Warner, colored, at a
picnic in Prince Georges county. Md.
was captured in Morristown, N. J.
The %. Louis grand jury com.
pieted its work by returning indict-
ments for bribery against 16 former
members OF the municipal assembly.
Frank Higgins, boy, convicted of
the murder of Willie Doherty near
lockwood Park, N. b., was sentenced
TO be hanged Dec. Is in st. Johns,
N. b.
AT Chicago Nicholas Eich is &C
cused by Nicholas Glasener of Offering
the latter house and lot if he would
take Mrs. Eich out in the lake and
lose her.
Inc Pentecost band has prepared
plans for a national orphans IN
dustrial school that will accommodate
500 children to be located near Indi.
annapolis, Ind.
Joseph Crack shot mad killed Eli
Searezeck at Ely, MINI. Both were
enamored OF the same young woman
and met inopportunely at the gate OF
her home.
MISS Rodella Balm, Bridgeport. O..
confessed to the murder of Miss Cav
smith by pushing her from a boat
into the Ohio river during quarrel
over a lover.
Chief of Police Waite of Min
neapolis has issued warning to the
public, saying that the force rs
VIGOROUSLY inadequate to prevent the
many robberies.
Augustus II. Fem, of New York.
who is suing his wife, pretty Cuban.
Tor divorce, says she is "the coolest
| proposition that exists in the form of
human being"
lncendiary fire destroyed the Cath
olic church at Chaska, Mimi, but re-
Gently completed, and the residence
OF Mr.. Dutoit, banker. The loss
will be $4,000.
| The Baltimore and Ohio railroads
! S42,500,000 stock issue will purchase
! the Reading railroad and place II
under pennsylvania control. according
to an eastern rumor.
JULIUS Eckhart, civil war veteran
hanged himself at Milwaukee. He
was a widower, IS years old, and his
vile died year ago, having cut her
wrists with suicidal intent.
Five persons, including one life
saver, were drowned at Kincardine
Ont, by the wrecking of the schooner
Ann Maria. The life boat was capsized
by wave in view of crowds.
Secretary Shaw, in an address al
New York said the population of the
United States has increased two and
half times since 1850 and foreign
commerce three and one.third
AT Denver two masked robbers held
up and robbed four saloons in as
many different sections of the city
and at the last place shot and in
stantly killed Charles Boykin. who
started to run.
An automobile containing Harry
Tod, Harold Stitt and Frank G. Silve,
: OF Youngstown, o., collided with an
Erie railroad train at a erossins
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