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

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all former records.
The homestead law is to be ex
tended TO Alaska.
: Max ORell recovered from his
recent Illness sufficiently to return
to France.
The claim of Marconi that his new
invention makes wireless messages
secret e confirmed.
! New York surgeons built a new
nose for an eight-year-old boy and
probably saved his life.
! A policeman in Ansonia, Conn.
shown TO have made one arrest IN
| eight years. was dismissed
Negotiations are completed foi
making the Armour Institute a part
of the University of Chicago.
! The president informed a com
mittee from Charleston. S. c., that he
expects to visit the exposition.
One of three highwaymen was
killed and another captured by two
men they had robbed in Kansas.
Austria officially notified the gov
eminent of an intention TO promote
itg American minister to ambassador.
Jim Jeffries passed through Chi
cago on his way to San Francisco 10
prepare for his fight with Fitzsim-
mons.
The foundry of the Glauber Brass
Manufacturing company, of Cleve-
land. was destroyed by fire. Loss,
$4,000.
The United States supreme court
declared irregular the Detroit (Mich.)
ordinance fixing street-car fares at
cents.
Frank ". CottIe, late cashier of the
State bank of Elkhart. H., who was
short $4,000 IN his accounts, com
mitted suicide,
The payment of the 81 100000 for
the Danish West Indies. will probably
be made through the First National
bank of Chicago.
J. A. Alexander, a rich and respect
ed merchant Of Casa, Ark, turns out
to be James Huddleston, an escaped
convict from Texas.
HdIpi Ci w dloiH TbJtIldLy,
who confessed that he forged the
Dreyfus bordereau, has been seen IN
New York 1t Is asserted.
Proprietor Quick. of the Glen
Island hotel. New York, denied that
two other couples were with Brooks
the night he was murdered.
w. j. Calhoun was made first vice
president of the Corn Products com
pany. Chicago, with salary of $780,
600 year and 100000 bonus.
Congress will probably authorize
the construction of three new battle
ships. two armored cruisers, six gun
boats. and eleven other naval vessels.
One robber is dying and Chief OF
Police Lyons may lose an arm as the
result of a desperate battle between
police and three burglars at NATION,
ILL.,
At Waseca. Mimi. while handling a
shotgun, the G-yearold son of Frank
Davis policeman, accidentally dis
charged it, blowing off the top of his
head
INtlli totltdltNG I1tdthOtG mas UGffu
selected to represent the republicans
OF Minnesota on the republican con
81 essional committee to succeed
Eddy.
The Union Loan building, on
Toronto street. Toronto. the center OF
a number of big business houses. was
partially destroyed by fire. Loss,
$1,000.
Seven jockeys were suspended at
New Orleans because of fraud In
steeplechase racing. w. II. White
was orderd to return money won by
Dagmaf.
1t is understood there will be no
reopening of the Alaskan boundary
dispute. Great Britain retaining the
territory ceded by this country tenn
porarily
At GAINESVILLE. Ohio, the large plant
of the J. b. owens Pottery company
has been burned, causing loss OF
100000, with an insurance about
one-half
A rear-end collision occurred two
miles east of Cylon. Wis, on the Wis
consin Central. between two freight
trains. The only person injured was
a fireman
Mrs. William Klump of Lowell,
Mich, was fatally poisoned by sample
he adache powder sent to her through
the mail. Strychnine was found in
tho package,
Republicans of the house held an
other caucus to consider Cuban tariff
matters, but the beet sugar interests
again prevailed and no agreement
was reached.
At Reading. Pa, I.ichty's music
store and Mrs. Roland's umbrella
factory were wrecked by a gas ex-
piosion. Two persons were killed.
Loss, $780, 900.
DR. o, S Burnett, of CHICAGO. who
tailed to commit suicide with Mrs.
Nichol, was convicted as accessory to
her murder and sentenced to fifteen
years imprisonment.
The First National bank of Mont.
Somery. Ind. was robbed of 81. 100
IN money and government bonds,
while two tOwnSmen looked IN, faar-