Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-04-03

gas tank Seven bodies were recovered.
Denver capitalists are planning a
new railroad from that city to Salt
Lake to give the Burlington and
Rock Island roads an outlet TO the
coast
Roberta Marie Wright. daughter o.
the mayor of Denver. is TO act as
sponsor for the cruiser Denver when
she is launched. about the middle OF
April.
Secret service agents raided coun-
terfeters' den at Corona. l.. l.. where
they arrested five Italians and seized
a large amount of counterfeiting ma
chinery.
A party of 1000 Dunkards from
Illinois, Indiana, and Ohio passed
through st. Paul. on their way TO
new homes in North Dakota and Min
nesota.
Samuel Flower. paying teller of the
Hibernian National bank of New
Orleans. was sentenced TO five years
in the penitentiary for stealing
$4,000.
The Garfield law, which aimed to
prevent corrupt practices at cleo
tions, was wiped off the statutes by
the Ohio senate passing the bill for
It's repeal.
After a chase of eighteen months
Sheriff Potter of Carbon County,
Mont. has arrested in Lincoln, Neb..
Loren NJ. Ringer, who broke Jail
Sept 2, 1900.
At La Crosse Mrs. A A. Gibson of
st. Paul, who is visiting La Crosse
friends. is seriously i'll with blood
poisoning resulting from bite of a
pet cat.
Lawyer Albert T. Patrick after a
guilty of the murder of Millionaire
William M. Rice in New York on
Sept. 20. 1900
Former President Cleveland, ac.
cOmpanied by Prof. John Fl. Finley
and DR.. j. ID. Bryant of New York
left Princeton on an Easter pleasure
trip to Florida
Florence Burns. after examination
by Justice Mayor on the charge of
having killed Walter Brooks Feb. the
18th. in New York, was discharged
from custody.
The double receivership of the Osh-
kosh Water company has ended with
the retirement of c. B. Salmon of Be
lott. w. G. Maxey of that city re-
mains receiver
Mayor Edwards of Helena. Mont.
appointed new police force in place
of the one resigned because of the
mayors alleged order to interfere
With the primaries.
Instead of waiting to avoid the ap-
pearance of making martyr of Gen.
eral Miles 1t is said that the presi-
dent will retire the lieutenant general
within two weeks.
The latest name mentioned in con.
nection with the Office of the secretary
of the interior to succeed Mr.. Hitch.
cock is that of Representative Victor
II. Metcalf of California.
At Eau Claire the city democratic
convention nominated Alderman J.
II. Forrest for mayor. John C. Fen
nessey for clerk and Clarence A d.
Chamberlain for treasurer.
At Washington n. c., James
Walker, the negro who poisoned the
whole family of DR.. David r. Taylor.
OF the state board of medical ex-
aminers, has been lynched.
Edmund Furthman. a Chicago
lawyer. threatened to kin the district
attorney In a trial at Kenosha when
the latter attempted to arrest Furth.
mans client without warrant
F, c. Andrews. vice president of the
wrecked City Savings bank of Detroit,
shown to have specialized. accused of
securing 100000 by forgery in New
York, was arrested in Philadelphia.
George Kucera, Bohemian farmer.
living near Clatonia, Neb.. was shot
dead by George Herzoc, son of a
neighbor. win Herzoc. brother of
George. is said to be fatally wounded.
At Independence Iowa. the Gedney
hotel and street car line have passed
into the hands of syndicate C.. w.
Williams, the former owner of the
famous racer. Axtell was the owner.
Henry Watterson, in replying to
critics. declared 1t would be easy for
the party in power to establish a
military despotism in the United
States with Roosevelt as second
Diaz.
The Grafton upon Alexander Hamil-
ton, delivered by Ambrose C. Grace,
representing the Milwaukee normal at
the contest at West Superior. is under
investigation. He is charged with
cribbing II.
The coroneT's jury in the case of
George Herzog. the 15-year-old boy
charged with killing Anton Kucera
at Beatrice, Neb., brought in yer.
| dict of justifiable homicide and the
boy was discharged,
AT Clinton, Iowa, while watching the
high school track team at practice
Hugh Callahan. an s-yearold boy. was
struck on the head by shot thrown
by Tim Clark. captain of the football
team. and died soon after.
At st. Louis. George Smith. adopted
son OF James Smith. founder of the
Smith academy, by his will left $3.50.
900, the bulk of his estate. to Harvard
! university The money &c IN no uSai