Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-11-27

nned MIN $ZO Tor driving an auto
faster than twenty miles an hour.
Carrie Nation visited the New York
horse show in Madison Square garden,
harangued Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt,
Reginald Vanderbilt, and their guests
on immodest dress, and was put out.
The Russian, Hungarian, and French
grain crops will exceed 1901, except
French rye, according to the United
States agricultural department report.
The Italian wheat crop is 13 per cent.
less.
The feature of the presidents mes
sage to congress will be strong anti
trust recommendations, which will be
by Senator Cullom the first day of the
| session.
The Panama canal treaty or proto-
col will be signed before congress
meets. Secretary Hay and the Col
ombian minister reached an agreement.
| The excavation is expected to require
fifteen years.
Norman L. Baker, superintendent of
schools, and William Bergland fought
pistol duel at Kenosha while hunt
ing for William Scully with
citizens posse. Baker was mistaken
for Scully.
Refugees from the Guatemala vol
canic eruption reached San Fran
cisco. The miles of plantations are
reported buried under ashes, and many
Indians killed. Residents are threat
ened with starvation.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Nc
Dermott and Terence Sheehan, Ne
wark. N. j., was declared off because
Sheehan discovered at the beginning
open-work stockings.
Herman b. Wickersham, former
president of the Lincoln park board
and Marquette club in Chicago was ar
rested, charged with embezzling $40
belonging to Bohemian orphan. An
additional charge involves 5000.
James billiard, a Kentucky negro,
was lynched by mob near Sullivan,
Ind, for an attack on two women. He
was taken from the sheriff's carriage
to the scene of the crimes and identi.
fled after his arrest at Lawrenceville.
Ill.
Scranton and Wilkesbarre physi-
clans, in testimony before the
anthracite strike arbitrator, declared
that miners lives average only so
years. Nearly all are anaemic ard
suffering from asthma and rheuma-
tism.
A corset belonging to Mrs. Robert
Livingston Beekman of New York, left
in a Cincinnati hotel and packed by
mistake in travelling mans trunk,
started divorce proceedings by the
latter's wife. Explanation cleared 1t
up.
President T. j. Shaffer failed to sub
stantiate his charges against Samuel
Gompers, American Federation of La
Dor president at the New Orleans con-
vention. James Duncan and James
Lynch are possible candidates against
Gompers.
John Mitchell concluded his testi-
mony before the anthracite strike COM
mission. He declared that the miners
will be expelled from the union. Nom
union men are recognized in the hear
ing over the miners protest.
American farmers are planning emf
grafton to Ontario, Canada, must clear
forests from their land and undergo
the hardships of pioneers. No free
grants made till fifteen acres are
cleared and cultivated. and two acres
are titled annually for three years.
Thirty thousand American farmers
settled in Canada in twelve months, |
an increase over 1901 of so per cent |
Dakotas, Iowa. Michigan. Minnesota. |
Nebraska, and Kansas furnished the |
bulk of the exodus. The oath of al |
iegiance to King Edward is required |
for free grants.
The Missu ri supreme court affirmed |
the judgmcn, of the circuit court of
Butler county. which found Steve |
Clark of Poplar Bluff guilty of murder
and fixed his execution for Dec 10,
1902. Clark was convicted of killing
his reputed wife by stabbing her last
June because of jealousy
The Panama canal treaty is delayed
by the Colombian governments fear
to give the United States police power
over the canal and the cities of
Panama and Colon during construc-
ton. Such jurisdiction is necessary
to prevent disease among workmen.
The isthmus Is a deathtrap.
Policeman Patrick T. Mahoney and
Daniel Curran. Chicago saloon
keeper. were indicted for completely in
Hagamann jewelry robbery. Thorn
as Barry and James Clark, safe
blowers. testified that Mahoney stood
guard. cared for the proceeds, and
then "suuealed."
FOREIGN.