Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-10-23

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Mrs. Jennie Guild of Wrentham,
Mass, is SUSPECTED of causing the
deaths of two husbands and two chill
dren by poison.
| Four bodies were found in sacks on
the streets of indianapolis and were
identified as persons recently buried
in local cemeteries.
DR.. Francis l.. Patton, former presi-
dent of Princeton university, was
elected president of Princeton Theo-
logical seminary.
Weakened by the extraction of
twenty teeth in fifty seconds, Mrs.
Minnie Smith died in dentists chair
at Columbus, Ohio.
Attorney Knox declared
congress has power to club trust evils,
no amendment to the constitution
being necessary.
James r. Keene has engaged
Jockey Lucine Lyme for next season
at a salary of $4,000, the highest
ever paid on the American turf.
Col. A. l.. Mills, superintendent OF
West Point military academy, report
ed only one case of hazing there in a
year. The offender was dismissed
DR.. Adolph Lorenz, of Vienna,
operated successfully on j. Odgen
Armour's daughter for dislocation of
the hip and earned fee of $3.50, 900.
Ex-Secretary of the Treasury
Charles s. Fairchild was severely i'll.
jured about the head by being knock
ed down by a trolley car in New York.
A destructive fire visited the town
OF Klamathon, Cal, and wiped out
the entire business portion of the
place, doing damage estimated at
$350,000.
Earl Whitney and Claude O'Brien,
arrested at Louisville, confessed to
the murder of Asa B. Chinn and
the wounding of his son at Lexington.
Robbery was the motive.
Archie Woodin of Mount Pleasant
(Mich.) murdered Joseph Gulick, his
father-in-law, and the latter's wife,
his Is months old daughter, and tried
to shoot himself and failed.
Charles G. Dale, cashier of the New
York County National bank, com
mitted suicide. Overwork is said to
have unbalanced his mind. His ac-
counts were correct to penny.
The Illinois Board of Health sum.
moned DR.. Lorenz, the famous Vienna
surgeon, before it, examined him and
made him take out a license before
continuing his work of healing in
Chicago.
The Pullman company report shows
net earnings for the year of $4,000, 00O
and $11,000,000 surplus; manufactured
products for the year are valued al
$19,416,O20; 1903 persons are in the
company's employ.
The conductor and the motorman
of the car which ran into the presi
dents carriage at Pittsfeld, Mass.
killing Secret Service Agent Craig
have been blamed for the accident by
the coroner's jury.
German reciprocity treaties with
Austria-Hungary, Belgium, Italy
Servia, Switzerland, Roumania ano
Russia increased the formers exports
81 per cent. in ten years and the i'm
ports 10 per cent.
Eugene l.. Bradford, married man
of Kingston, ILL.,, was arrested on a
perjury charge. Mrs. Ollie Bradford
OF Knoxville, Tenn, convinced the
pension officials that she is his civil
war time wife.
A Chicago horse attached to a milk
wagon collided with an automobile.
and when they were separated the
animal was ready to proceed, but had
kicked the bubble" so effectively
that 1t was laid up for repairs.
Alexander c. Young, corporation
counsel of Hudson county, New Jer-
sey, was arrested on a charge of kid
mapping his child, preferred by his
divorced wife, Mrs. Louis McAllister
Young, niece of Ward McAllister.
Receiver Thomas, of the General
Carriage company, says he will bring
suit against Joseph Letter and others
to find out how the $4,000. 900 stock
OF the concern was disposed of with.
out adequate returns to the company.
What was declared by Bellevue,
New York, doctors to be probably
the smallest baby ever born in this
country was brought there by its
father in paper bag. 1t weighed %
ounces, and was put in an incubator
The parents of John d. Rockefeller
Jr., who is i'll in the Pocantico Hill
New York, go up to see him by ex.
press train every day. A fast team
is kept at the door all the time to
carry his wife to the drug store for
medicines.
Forty horses were burned to death
ana three men had narrow escapes
from ike fate in a fire that started
in the five-story structure at s39 West
sixteenth street, New York. occupied
, by the Ganzeyvoort livery and board.
| ing stables.
senator Buxtor says Boston mis-.
sionaries went to Hawaii and gave
the natives certificates guaranteed to
ADMIT them to heaven in exchange
Tor their lands. A number of tn.
more ignorant natives have been
swindled in this way.
The Plus fund controversy between
I MpNipO and thn IynR4oa