Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-03-13

consequence of the peculiarly of hi
death, two young men named Ton,
| Olin and John kenear were arrested
The consolidation of all the stree
car lines in Philadelphia has beer
! agreed upon, and the new company
will also hold franchises for all. the
streets on which no lines are now
built.
Colombia. Nicaragua, and Costa
combination to make the United
States pay All exorbitant price for the
privilege of building an inter-oceanic
canal
n. W. Gale of Waterloo. Iowa. has
perfected an improved disk used il
cream separators and has sold the right
to manufacture the machines 70 the
Clinton Separator and Engine Works
for $50 900
In Paterson, N. j.. the food made
700 families homeless, in Passaic $50
mere, and in Wellington nearly every
one is destitute. There was but little
Improvement in the situation on the
railway lines.
Jacob Reynolds. who kidnapped his
daughter from her mother at Hodge
vile, KY, last October, jumped from
train with the child at Greencastle
junction, Ind, to escape arrest, but
was recaDtured.
A new telephone corporation has
taken the franchise of the Osseo TeIe.
phone company in Eau Claire. The
new company is the Wisconsin and
Minnesota Telephone company, with
headquarters here.
Twelve lives were lost by the food
in Wllkesbarre, Pa, and several more
persisted at other points. In eastern
and central Pennsylvania and in New
York state the damage by freshets
was widespread and heavy,
After being detained on a Colon
bian rebel gunboat nearly a month,
III spite of repeated protests, Fred
erick E. Walker of Pontiac. Mich.
has landed in New York from the
steamer Qrizaba from Colon,
Ellen NJ Stone, the missionary who
was captured by brigands and re-
Gently released will lecture at Madi-
son, Wis. and Winona, Ind. this
summer. Miss Stone is already on
her way back to this country.
At Popular Bluff, Mo-, the Palmer
box and stave factory has been
burned, entailing a loss of $50, 900.
The plant is owned by Downell NJ.
Palmer of New York and was the
largest of it's kind in the world.
President Roosevelt is preparing
the manuscript for his new book soon
to be issued on the deer of North
America. This volume is one of a
series on large American game to
which various writer's will contribute.
At its annual meeting in New
York, the Society for the Protection
of Italian Immigrants received word
through the Italian consul general of
a subsidy of $4,000 from the home
government and promises of further
aid as needed.
John Flynn, superintendent of the
Chamberlain. S. D., Indian school,
denies in the most emphatic terms the
charges recently made in a resolution
offered in the senate that the Indian
schools are conducted in a loose and
improper manner.
At Oswego. Kan. Mrs. Carrie
kearney was arrested charged with
aiding prisoners in the Jail to plot
escape 1t is alleged that she gave
pistol to viii Geary, in for burglary,
and DR.. G. A. Calhoun. wife murderer.
Mrs. Kearney was sent to jail in
default of bond.
At West Superior a summons has
been served on Attorney F. A. Rose in
a suit against him for $40 900, brought
by Judge Danielson, who says that
certain statements regarding him
made by Attorney Rose in a paper of
"reminiscences read at the bar banquet
are false and libelous.
At Grand Rapids, Mich, ex-City At
torney Liant X Salisbury and Stilson
V. Mcleod pleaded guilty to the
charge of violating the United States
banking law 1t was charged that
they obtained something more than
$4,000 from the Old National bank
upon fraudulent checks.
Governors Van SAINT of Minnesota.
la Toilette of Wisconsin, Herreid OF
South Dakota and Cummins of Iowa
have joined with the governors OF
thirty states IN agreeing to act with
a committee to secure THE change of
cate of the presidential inauguration
from March 10 April 80.
The subcommittee of the committee
on interoceanic canals has agreed to
recommend that the legal complica-
lions surrounding the Panama offer
are such that the United States should
not accept it. Senator Kittredge
said that he reserved the right to
make a minority report to the full
committee.
The senate committee added s3i5.
525 to the executive. legislative and
judicial bin as it passed the house,
making the total S25.490.195. An
amendment was inserted providing
for the transfer TO the classified ser.
vice of the clerks temporarily en-