Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-06-26

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iestroy a dam on Bramley's farm.
| At the opening of the trial of
| Joseph +. Coleman at BrOoklings, 8.
| D., charged with the murder of his
brother Edward to secu.e $4,000 life
insurance, the accused entered plea
If not guilty.
A gift of $75O,OOO from John u.
| Rockefeller was announced by PTesi-
lent Harper at University of Chicago
| ;onvocation. other friends gave 3d..
| 700. The money will go toward the
| purchase of more land.
| Bishop Nicholson of Milwaukee is
| ued the statement against the to-
acco habit to Episcopal clergy.
| lany of the latter are tobacco users
and the statement is nearly equiva-
| lent 10 an order.
Gov. Aycock, North Carolina,
| oHered a reward of $500 each for rs
men who lynched negro on June II.
The elevator in r. Fl. Macy & 90. 8
store, New York, fell FIVE stories and
| fifteen shoppers were hurt.
Vice-Chancellor Emory of the New
Jersey supreme court made permanent
the injunction restraining the United
States Steel corporation from retiring
$500, 100000 preferred stock and
issuing $3.50 ,0OO,QO0 bonds.
Employees of the General Railway
,ompany have formed a union and
want the company to sign a contract
concerning wages, etc. AS the road
s in a receivers hands, the matter
will be brought before the court.
At Durango City, Mrs. Margaret
Feeney, wife of a horse jockey, has
committed suicide by taking NOR
)hine She was separated from her
husband. She was the widow OF Bob
Ford. the slayer of Jessie James.
Albert G. Smith, one of the most
prominent young men in Lafayette,
Ind, committed suicide by taking
morphine. The crime is attributed
to dependency over the deaths of lis
wife and daughter within the last
year
The strong report of General Ernst
on the feasibility of Camp Douglas,
maneuyers undoubtedly insures in the
future the establishment at that place
OF a camp for the mobilization of the
troops of the northwest.
Grover Cleveland and David B. Hill
poke at the Tilden club opening in
New York and urged reuniting of
l democratic party. The former de-
Jared new issues could be found in
'Xtravagant appropriations and high
ariff.
The Choctaw, Oklahoma q Gulf
ailway will, on June 20, inaugurate
laily through train service from Mem.
ibis, Tenn, to Denver, Col, distance
II ,235 miles. The new train will be
tnown as the Denver flyer" and will
make the trip through In 4S hours.
During the l46th annual commence
nent exercises of the University of
'ennsylvania. Provost Harrison an
bounced that Joseph Wharton, founder
If the Wharton School of Finance and
economy at the university, had in
'reased his endowment from 5000. 900
20 $500. 900.
The authorities of Potawatomie
county, Oklahoma. are investigating
the death of Arthur E. Pecore. aged
IA, near Shawnee. whose death is al.
legged to have resulted from attempts
oil several companions to treat him
with the water cure"
Mayor A. A. Ames. of MINNEAPOLIS
was indicted for bribery. The charge
is that he made an offer to divide the
$4,000 sheriffs income with the com
missioners If the latter appointed the
mayors secretary sheriff. The
mayors alleged rake off" is $1G.0Ov
monthly
The ramifcations of the miners
strike is shown by the fact that be-
cause five girls who had relatives
working in the mines, who would not
go out, were not discharged by the
management of the lace manufactur.
ing company ut Wilkesbarre. the EN-.
ployes OF the latter, 1000 In number
are on sympathetic strike.
The San Francisco Chinese bureau
is in ferment over the landing of
DR.. Yeang Wing from the steamer
Gaelic. The physician is "A years
old. a graduate of Yale, and dresses in
the garb of European. II is evi.
dent that the inspector at the gang
plank had no doubt of his right to
land
The republicans of the senate are IN
serious controversy over the cues
ton OF statehood for the territories of
New Mexico, Arizona and Oklahoma.
These bills have pasesd the house aud
have been pending in the territory
committee of the senate. On n test
vote, the senate committee. with
Senator Quay of Pennsylvania voting
with the democrats. decided not to re-
port the bills at this session.
At Cleveland. Mayor Tom l.. John
son has issued declaration of war
against John r. Mclean. Ii was
called out by information from Gin
cinnau that Mclean was laying plans
to capture the permanent organiza-
| ton OF the democratic state cortven-