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

electric chair at Albany, N. Y.
President Roosevelts hunt ended
without his getting shot at a bear.
Dave Mitchell, colored, was hanged
at Mayersville, Miss, for wife murder
The authorities of Newport are con
yinced that Robert r. Remington com
mitted suicide
WI Ting-fang the retiring Chinese
minister, left Washington on his re.
turn to China.
Hundreds of persons have applied
for treatment by DR.. Adolph Lorenz
during his visit to New York.
Rear-Admiral Henry g. Taylor will
be Admiral Dewey'S chief of staff dur.
irg the West Indies maucuyers.
Chicago department stores were told
b. the state equalization board that
they must pay a capital stock tax.
New York bankers favor Congress
man Cannon for speaker. Standard Oil
dividends for the year total S39 ,487 500
Charles Ortell, a farmer, was killed
in a runaway while on the way from
Racine, to his home near Franksville.
A torpedo fired from submerged
Holland boat struck between the flags
marking the dimensiors of battle
ship.
A twenty per cent. increase
in freight rates is planned by
railroads to Offset wage advances and
enlarge profits.
Harry Green was drowned in the
Flambeau river near Tony, Wis, by
the capsizing of a boat. He had been
hunting deer
Reports from the lumber camps of
northern Maine show the beginning of
a smallpox epidemic. A camp at Noleb
is under armed guard.
Director w. p Clough testified to
New York that the Northern Securities
company owns $4,000, 900 of
Northern Pacific stock
Eleven Denver aldermen are ar
rested on contempt charges for grant
ing a street railway ordinance after
being enjoined by the court.
President Roosevelt returned to
Washington and will summon party
leaders for conference on Cuba.
farm anu lIuSJ questions.
Arthur Rusch. 10 years old.
striker at the ConlSey printing plant
In Hammond was shot and seriously
hurt by private detective.
Wage increases granted by nineteen
railroads amount to s25,00000 and
other lines are expected to follow suit
until this aggregate is doubled.
ID. X. Pearsons offered $50. 900
gift to Chicago city mission work II
the Congregational club will raise
100000 additional by Jan. /, 1904.
1t is reported President Roosevelt
will approve any action bv congress
aimed to reduce the numerical strength
of the south's delegates ir The house.
Trunk line railroad presidents
agreed to continue the antl-pass ex,
change agreement through 1903. En-.
ployes must pay fare over other
roads.
A Minneapolis gambling house was
held up by two robbers. who shot
Harvey Howard, a porter. and stole
$l,s4S from the players and proprie.
tors.
High water in the Chippewa river
has shut down the paper mill at Eau
Claire, leaving over 800 men idle and
doing considerable damage in the
fiume.
Judge Moore decided to remove the
trial of James Wilcox, charged with
the murder of Ella Cropsey, from
Elizabeth City, N. c., to another
county
An anonymous letter TO Aldermen.
strengthens the belief that the New
York Central is back Of the opposi.
iicn to the Pennsylvania tuanel fran.
cl Sc.
President Roosevelt and Vice Gov.
Wright of the Philippines were enter
tanned at Memphis by breakfast, recep-
tions, and banquets, one reception was
by negroes.
Florence X. MacFarian of Rochester
n. Y, was stabbed to death by Mrs.
Lulu Nj. Youngs, wife of former city
official. Jealousy was the motive.
Mrs. Youngs was arrested.
Rufus Cantren. the Indianapolis
grave TODper, toiu mayor BOOkWalter
that lump of coal was placed at head
of graves where bodies were unde.
sidable to warm other ghouls.
Gen. Adna r. Chaffee and Vice Gov.
Wright of the Philippines, who fought
against each other in the civil war
were received by the Union League
club committee in Chicago.
Capt Edward Williams. the Masonic
temple manager who disappeared after
conviction. returned to Chicago and
testified against President Gormley
also accused of conspiracy.
George ]. Gould, II. c. Frick. and
other eastern capitalists will estab'
lish an exclusive summer resort on
Two Mile Beach island, near Cape
May City. at $4,000 900 cost.
The families Of Anton Haessley, B.
ID. Romaine and z. Haskin at Camp.
bellsport. Wis. are i'll from ptomaine
poisoning caused by eating head
cheese" butcher shop product.
Foxhall Keene and family threaten
to quit New York permanently for