Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-11-13

granite walls, roofing, etc, of the New
York custom-house at mis- bid of ST.
J $50 800.
John G.. Underhill, who married
Grace Knight, a churus girl. the day
after his first wife divorced him in
New York, has been sued by wife NO.
2 for separation on the ground of de-
sertion.
The Chicago beef combine, to be
launched Jan. 1, will take in practical
ly all the stockyards in the west.
These, with control of the refrigera-
tor-car lines, will make the monopoly
complete.
John F. Finerty, president of the
United Irish league, issued ar ap. cal
for funds to meet the 100000 pledged
to Irish defense and landlord opposi-
ton fund. Balfour's political destruc-
ton is urged.
Senior Concha, Columbian minister
to the United States, has been di-
rected by his government to renew
negotiations of the canal treaty, with
out refernce to the complaint against
Admiral Casey.
At ST. Louis Judge Ryan granted
the motion for a change of venue in
the bribery case of Colonel Edward
Butler charged with paying nineteen
members of the house of delegates
SAT 500 for their votes.
A modern History office building
will be erected at the northwest cor
ner of Jackson and Michigan boule-
wards in Chicago, designed especially
for large railriad and steel companies.
It's cost will be 100000.
A trolley car on the Broadway line
jumped the track at Fifth street and
Broadway, Kansas City, Mo-, and
crashed into a saloon. Two pas
sengers, a woman and a negro, were
killed, and six others injured.
In his statement of the miners case
to the arbitration commission, Presi-
dent John Mitchell demands higher
pay for piecework, shorter hours for
day work, pay by the legal ton and a
signed agreement with arbitrators.
Officers of the Des Moines national
bank made public the loss of 81 900
shipped by American express to the
bank of Irwin, Ia, october 20. When
the package was opened at Irwin the
next day it contained brown paper.
The coal strike arbitration com
mission ended the inspection of col
lieries by visiting the Panther creek
valley. 1t has entered a total OF
seven mines and will begin the hear
IN INff at
At Portland, Oregon the grain
handlers union declared off the strike
at the Oceanic dock, the non-union
men at work there having decided to
join the union. which was satisfactory
to both the exporters and the union
men.
At the beginning of the holiday
trade, with thousands of unfinished
orders at the factories, nearly 500
silversmiths in New York city have
struck for nine-hour work day by or
der of the Brotherhood of Silver
smiths.
Upon complaint from United States
Consular Agent Ignacio Baiz at BARGE
Iona, Venezuela, that he had been sub
jected to a forced loan, United States
Minister Bowen, at Caracas, has dis
patched the United States steamer
Marietta.
At Denver William ID. Haywood
secretary-treasurer of the Western
Federation of Miners, and candidate
for state senator on the socialist
ticket, shot James Bramer, a special
policeman. who attacked him. Bramer
will recover.
The Pressed Steel company brought
suit in the United States circuit court
at Trenton, N. j., against the Ameri-
can Car and Foundry company, alleg
ing infringement on patents on metal
! lie cars. An injunction restraining the
| infringement is asked.
| Thomas r. Mann, formerly treas
urer of the Lock Haven Trust and
Safe Deposit company and recently
general manager of two mining and
milling companies at Boulder, Col.
committed suicide at Lock Haven, Pa
Business troubles are responsible.
Thirty to forty representatives of
big wholesale grocery houses scat
| tered through the states of New York
Pennsylvania, Michigan, Minnesota,
Illinois, Ohio, Missouri and Indiana
were in secret session discussing a
combination.
The indictment charging ]. P. Ste
wart. banker of Webb City, Mo,
with being party to the alleged
Buckfoot racing conspiracy to defraud
and with improper use of the mails,
has been quashed by ruling in the
United States court of appeals in Min
neapolis.
Senator Quay started with a party
of friends for his winter home at ST.
Lucie, Fla, where he will remain until
congress meets, The party includes
! Senator Penrose. Insurance Com
missioner Durham, Congressman Burll
and Foereder and several Philadel-
phia officials.
The house of Joseph Cordeck, in
Chicago Heights, H., was blown up
by dynamite, Mr.. Cordeck and a little
child killed and his wife nrOha hIN-