Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-10-30

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inois jails are unfit from sanitary
standpoint
Winnie Breese, aged 20 years, of Be
lott. was arrested in Racine, charged
with forgery Breese said he forged
the checks in order to get enough
money to marry.
William Coates, aged IS years, of st.
Joseph, Mo, who murdered his mother
six weeks ago in order to get posses
sion of her property was condemned
to be hanged Dec. 8.
| For the year ending June 80, 1902,
exports of cheese were less than dur
ing the last twenty years, and butter
shipped abroad decreased 7,24l357
pounds since 1901.
| In an elevator accident in Philadel-
pha Thomas Bailey, aged 65 years, was
killed and James Ewing, Charles
Thorn and Robert Campbell were
seriously injured.
| Professor W. B. Rising of the Uni
versity of California has been APP
pointed delegate to the fifth interna-
tional congress of applied chemistry to
be held in Berlin IN l9Oo.
Frank Hoffman of Mishicott, Wis,
who disappeared ten days ago, is at
Cleveland and has written letter to
his wife from that city. Hoffman gives
no reason for leaving home.
The contest of the will of Mrs.
Caroline E. Crossman-Riley, who left
he bulk of her $4,000 900 estate to the
Brooklyn Home for Aged Men, was
begun in New York.
e. G.. Ingledue, druggist of Gearing,
Iowa, while temporarily insane jumped
from a thrd-story window of the Pitts
injuries from which he died.
Charles j. Wittig pleaded guilty in
Milwaukee, to having attempted to
kill his wife, Jennie, and was SEN
fenced by Judge Brace to ten years
Imprisonment in Waupun.
Charles Roger was taken to the
emergency hospital, Milwaukee, with
fractured skull and Peter Landgraf
was arrested on the charge of inflict-
ing the injuries with a Ratchet.
Mrs. William Sharits and three
daughters of Union iCty, Ind, were in
jured in a runaway. Mrs. Sharits
dangerously. The horse ran against
a tree and was instantly killed.
Marshall Field reached New York
from three months stay in Europe.
He denied the statement that he is the
richest man in the world next to
Rockefeller and Carnegie.
John Flax. arrested a week ago at
Fairbury, Neb., ION charge of drunken
ness, is in the Lincoln county jail &C
cused of completely in the Burlington
robbery of ten days ago.
Forty-four professors of political
economy answered queries on trust
and tariff regulation by urging com
pulsory publicity for corporations ac-
counts and a reduction of import
duties.
The United States Fidelity and
Guarantee company in New York fled
bond for $1,000 900 for the executors
of the estate of William M. Rice, for
whose murder Albert r. Patrick was
convicted.
The Manila electric line, power, and
lighting plant was authorized by the
Philippine commission. The Torrens
land registry system was adopted in
the Philippines.
Raymond Reyes Jala, Filipino,
reached San Francisco to ask relief
from President Roosevelt. An UNI
stable currency Is declared to be
causing great distress.
Silas HUM, of whose murder Clar-
ence Peake was convicted and SEN
fenced to the states prison and later
became raving maniac, has returned
from Colorado TO Tennessee to clear
the accused man.
Consul Dudley reports from British
Columbia that lumber manufacturers
have orders booked for year ahead
and that workmen are scarce. How
ever wages are lower and living high
er than in the states.
Thomas Chalmers of Chicago won a
suit against the Connecticut Mutual
Life Insurance company to prevent the
canceling of his policy. The $3.50 de-
manded beause the age was accident.
ally misstated need not be paid.
Alfred w. Clark of Chicago was ar
raigned in Pittsfeld, Mass, charged
with assault with revolver upon
Joseph H, Connors in hotel last Sat
urday. He set up plea of self.de-
Tense, but was held for trial.
Secretary OF Agriculture Wilson said
in an interview that Nebraska banks
were gorged with money. the owners
of which were afraid TO invest in
modern stocks and bonds because of
the vast amount of water injected into
the securities.
James J, Hill, testifying in the mer-
ger case at ST. Paul. said that E. H.
; Hartman was the largest holder of
. Northern Pacific stock. President
Hin said that coal rates on his line are
= lower than on the Reading or Lacka
r wanna.
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