Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-30

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was exonerated.
Richard Croker sailed for England.
Most of the leaders Of Tammany were
al the dock to bid farewell TO Their
former chieftain.
Representative jenkins will try TO
have a law enacted changing the
order of succession in case OF he
presidents death.
President Thwing Of Western Re
serve university in lecture at in
dianapolis declared newspapers the
popular literature.
The United Mine Workers Of
America passed resolutions demand
ing the discharge Of all non-union
miners in Colorado.
AT Fort Dodge, Iowa, the cooperage
works OF S. II. Thompson burned.
The loss is $4,000, only slightly
covered by insurance.
The republican caucus OF the New
Jersey legislature named John F.
DRYDEN for United States senator to
succeed General Sewell.
At La Crosse thieves broke into the
Star saloon. owned by ?. Hefti, and
stole the loose cash in the money
drawer and some cigars.
The proposition will be put to con-
gress whether to ask Marconi to at
tempt to establish wireless telegraphic
connections with Hawaii.
The Globe yarn mills Of the New
England Cotton Yarn company, at Fall
River. Mass, was damaged by fire to
the extent of 100000.
At Cincinnati Annie Lagge, domes-
tic in the employ of w. II. Whittak-
er. killed Whittaker's 5-year son by
hanging, and aephyxiated herself.
c. w. Sparks Of Warsaw, Ind. is
under arrest at Piqua, o.. on charge Of
swindling Citizens bank of Hunting
ton, Ind by means of forged note.
At Detroit four buildings, each four
stories high, located in the heart of
the wholesale district collapsed with
out apparent cause. Loss, 100000.
At Rochester, N. Y, Bella E. Brown,
aged 60, prominent dealer in dia-
monds, and manufacturer of jewelry,
was murdered in his store by robbers.
The Kentucky senate passed a bill
to a vote of the people
amendment to return
to the old viva voce system of voting.
Accounts of Theodore Braemer,
until recently secretary and treasurer
OF the ]. & f. Schroth Packing COM
pany OF Cincinnati may be short $500
900.
Former Policeman George Vena was
found in the outskirts of Maumee,
Ohio, dying from a stab wound and
expired without regaining conscious
ness.
The trial of Mrs. Ida Richardson.
with the murder at their
home at Savannah. Mo, of her hus-
band. Frank w. Richardson, is in pro-
gress.
A Pennsylvania court decided that
Alexander Bergman. who attempted to
II. c. Prick in S92 must
serve his full term of tweuty-oue
years.
Four men were badly hurt by the
collapse of a section of concrete floor
in new hotel being built at Toronto
James Spencer. one of the injured.
may die.
The Japanese minister to the United
States urges the repeal OF the war
tax on tea. He says the tax may
injure the trade of the United States
with the Orient
Representative Davidson (Wis.) WI,
look after the interests of Wisconsin
Indians who originally belonged to the
Six Nations which have $4,000 900
coming to them.
Representative Cooper introduced a
bill to pay $500 to Erick n. Haugen of
Spring Valley Wis. that sum having
been unlawfully collected from him by
the United States.
r. l.. Spears house at Harmony
Ohio. was burned and his. 2-year.old
Vhtid persisted in the flames. The
father was badly burned while rescu-
ing three other children.
At Memphis the plant of the II.
Wetter Manufacturing company. one
of the largest stove foundries in the
south has been burned. Loss, $780,
600. covered by insurance.
A transfer money pouch. containing
$1,000, was stolen from the Adams Elk.
press depot office at Hartford, Conn
William oliver, former employee, has
been arrested on suspicion.
At Dalryyille. Iowa, Methodist
church which cost $500 was sold
under the hammer for $3.50. The sale
was made necessary by financial
troubles of the congregation.
A ID. Cooper. treasurer of the
Graham Paper company. st. Louis
was murdered and robbed in a Turk
ish bathouse in that city. Three
negro attendants was suspected.
At Palmyra. Wis, Mort Cartwright
the young man who attempted &c
shoot his girl-bride and then commit
suicide. is still in serious condition
with no hopes for his ultimate re
covery.
The interstate commerce commits
sion in its annual renort arraisned