Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-08-07


show a decrease for the large systems,
in spite of reduced operating ex-
penses. The Santa Fe reported $780,
159 and the Canadian Pacific S274.-
695 net loss
The United States government. may
indirectly request the removal of the
Canadian minister Of justice, Charles
Fitzgerald, who is attorney for Greene
and Gaynor in their fight against e1-
tradition.
The Illinois internal revenue col
lections led all states for the fiscal
year. s54,029,115 was paid into the
, national treasury, of which s11,1S1. 671
came from Chicago with Indiana s,,ird
and Kentucky sixth.
A girl, who says she is Count
Tolstofs grandniece, appealed to the
poormaster OF Hoboken to find Will
Drummond. her husband, who married
her in st. Petersburg and deserted ner
in New York city.
Mayor A. A. Ames of MINNEAPOLIS
resigned, to take effect Sept 4. when
the president of the council will sue
coed him He first asked the acting
mayor to discharge his brother as
chief of police
Soldiers stationed at Fort Sheridan
are charged with assauting women to
such an extent that residents of Wau-
kegan, Highwood and other north
shore towns are talking of organizing
vigilance committee
The weekly crop report found the
temperature generally favorable; corn
is making good growth and spring
wheat is promising; rain is delaying
the winter wheat harvest and drought
is seriously hurting cotton.
Rev. Alexander p. Doyle. secretary
of the Catholic missionary union, mas
received gift of $4,000 for the es-
tablishment of the Apostolic mission,
house for the training of Roman Cath
Ollie priests as missionaries.
BY the caving of a water main
trench in Havana, ILL.,, City Clerk
Adolph Schill and Henry Bohm. a
workman, were buried under four fee,
of earth. They were unconscious
when rescued, but were revived.
Chicago's right to compel the Peo-
PIES Gaslight and Coke company to
furnish IS per cent. gas was sustained
by the United States circuit court. The
/ twenty-five per cent. will be saved to
consumers if the opinion is upheld.
Earthquake in Los Alamos valley.
! California. changed the surface of the
country in a strip fifteen miles long
and destroyed buildings in Los Alamos
settlement. Wide rents were left in
the soil and residents fed in a panic.
Big Bill Devery gave an excur-
sion and feast for $4,000 women and
children of the ninth assembly dis
trict. New York. The >crowd was so
| big that the nine boatsAwhich took
them up the Hudson didn't dare land
A new franchise, legislative action
and the incorporation of company IN
! New York state must be obtained be-
] fore the Pennsylvania's Hudson river
tunnel is authorized. This was de-
cided at Mayor Lows conference.
Long delay is expected.
A band of river thieves which has
been operating along the Ohio river
for weeks and stealing boats and raft
ing equipment was captured near
Metropolis, Ill. The robbers made re-
sistance and several shots were ex-
changed.
President John Mitchell and the
United Mine Workers officials, strik-
ers, and sympathizers, were enjoined
by the federal court at Charleston.
w. Va, from entering the mine
property, holding meetings. or asking
the miners to quit in the New river
| fields
Because the time lock to the vault
of the Pnoenix National bank, New
York, was set for Sis p. m. instead
OF $3.50 a. m, the officers of the in
situation had to hustle around to Dor
row money with which to do business,
as s1,I15.OOO cash in the safe could
not be touched.
! Driven to desperation by hunger and
thirst, band of thirty Yaquis. nearly
/ half of them women, swooped down
upon the Carmen ranch near Her
mosillo and fierce fight followed.
When patrol of Mexican troops
! galloped down to the rescue, two of
the women and five of the men lay
dead.
| John Wise, a negro, who committed
an assault upon a young white woman,
was lynched at Pembroke, Ga. He
was captured near Roller, Ca. after a
desperate fight with a posse. He was
returned to Pembroke and positively
identified as the assailant He was
then hanged to telegraph pole and
bis body riddled with bullets.
| Four men, two whites and two
negroes. are reported to have been
shot and killed on a Missouri. Kansas
and Texas excursion train, at a poinr
in Indian territory. The negroes are
said to have been shot down by the
whites, who We're in turn shot and
killed by deputy sheriff who was ac-
oompanying the excursion.
Andrew Carnegie has declined tbs.
proposition submitted to him by the
special committee representing the
art society of Richmond. Va, to give
a. Az L.