Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-07-31

! anu dSIfcufluFdi lduOS on the TeseTFdr
ton.
CHARLESTON F. Hodge, of Assumption,
H., the editor who announced that he
, will print the Bible as serial in his
! weekly. declared that persons who
own but never read the bible will do
so on seeing it in a worldly news
paper
News was received at hopkins
vile that Jack Russell, a young
journalist and lawyer, of Bowling
Green, KY, died June IL in hospital
at Manila of wounds received in a
/ battle with bolomen on the Island of
Samar
At Minneapolis Christopher Nor
beck, the ex-police detective, who feu
while his trial for bribery was in
progress and was recaptured within a
week near Chaska, Mimi, pleaded
| guilty in court and was remanded Tor
sentence.
The sheriff at Bridge Conn,
sold at auction personal property, in
Guiding furniture, belonging to Mrs.
Elizabeth Wright Smith to satisfy a
| judgment of 1892. She recently went
, to. Jail rather than reveal the hiding
place of vYoo. 900 in government bonds.
Brigadier General Fitzhugh Lee Will
not be called to account for
his criticism of the president
! because of the latter's retirement
of Brigadier General j. H. Smith of
Samar fame. He owes his immunity
to the fact that he is a retired
! officer.
| A pair of jeweled garters belong
ing to the wife of William Morse, alias
BILLY" Brown, notorious hotel
crook, were found on another woman
in Chicago and the trouble following
resulted in the capture Of the Grim
iLal, who is wanted in numerous
cities. ~ ts-fa
Deeds to all of John w. Mackay's
real estate in San Francisco, giving 1t
share and share alike to his widow
and son, were filed. Dispatches from
London and elsewhere indicate that
he took similar precautions to keep
his property out of the courts afte-
his death.
The Kansas supreme court issued a
writ ousting the American Book com
peny from Kansas and depriving it OF
the right to transact business as a
corporation in that state until it shall
secure a charter. The order grows
out of the fight for the contract ,or
school books.
A dispatch from White Horse
Yukon territory, says: 1.-THE steamer
Columbia has arrived from Dawson
with Gov. Rebs on board suffering
from paralytic stroke on the right
side, received the 18th He has been
unconscious most of the time and
may not recover"
The statement comes from the
treasury department that Secretary
Shaw has signed regulations placing
laborers and unskilled persons under
the control of the civil service COM
mission, removing the last vestige of
patronage at the disposal of the head
of that department.
Representative ]. w. Babcock OF
Wisconsin, chairman of the republican
congressional campaign committee.
has opened headquarters in New York.
The party outlooks. he says, is ex-
cellenl, and the republicans will. he
declares, retain a good working
majority in the next house.
The supreme court at Helena
Mont, granted an injunction applied
for by Miles Finlen, or his successors
In interest, the Amalgamated copper
company. to prevent F. A. Heinze from
operating the Minnie Healey mine.
pending determination of appeal from
Judge Harney's noted decision.
At Atlantic City, great stir was
caused yesterday by the arrest of ].
Howard Whelen. son of the late Will
lam Whelen of Philadelphia. on a
warrant sworn out by Mrs. Adelaide C.
Harmed of Philadelphia, on a charge
of breach of promise to marry. Mrs.
Harmed demands $4,000 damages as a
balm to heal her wounded heart.
Mrs. Maggie Mitchell Hembold. The
eldest daughter of United States
Senator Mitchell of Oregon, was rar-
ried at Washington to Francis Hoyt
Griffin. lawyer of New York. The
ceremony was performed at st. Paurs
Episcopal church, Rev. DR.. Harding
officiating. Senator Mitchell gave the
bride away. This is the brides third
| marriage.
Robert e. MacMahon. special police
man for the Auditorium Annex, Chi
cago. killed Frank Murphy, and afte.
running revolver fight captured
Mack Ray. MacMahon at first saw
but one man, and he was feigning sick
ness. Suddenly second man appear
ed and all three began shootins.
Murphy being killed instantly. Ray
was captured after a chase.
| George H. SHIRLEY, chairman of the
non-part'san federation for majority
rule, who was among former Senator
Pettigrew's guests at the recent con.
ference. out of which grew the story
that new democratic party was to be
formed, has returned to his head
quarters in this city. Mr.. SHIRLEY saws
| the whole story was manufactured ont