Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-01-02
SEWS OF THE WORLD.
Domestic.


A. G.. Spalding has disavowed any
intention of quitting his position.
President Schwab of the steel trust
had to pay duty on smuggled gems.
A st. Louis doctor dared woman
to marry him and thereby won bride.
Andrew Carnegie has given Nyack,
N. Y, $4,000 for n public library
building.
Harvard. Yale. Princeton, and Co
lumbia are to compete in chess tour
nament
Inspector General Breckenridge has
returned to Manila from a tour of the
province.
No other eastern man will be offered
treasury portfolio, and Gov. Shaw is a
probability.
A quarrel over a land deal near Will
mot. Ark, resulted in three persons
being killed
Theodore Watkins of Brazil, Ind,
killed his drunken father to save his
mothers life.
Spanish squatters on the island of
La Costa were notified to vacate by
the government.
The wineroom law went into effect
in Chicago. The new ordinance is
generally observed.
The body of an unknown woman
wearing fine clothing was washed
ashore at Chicago street.
Republican state leaders announced
that there will be no excise legisla-
ton at Albany this winter.
At West Superior. Wis, Charley
YIN, Chinese laundryman, was muir
dered In his place of business.
Consolidation of recently acquired
properties with the Baltimore e. Ohio
doubled the latter's mileage.
Suit to recover for lumber lost in a
lake storm will settle the right of a
ship captain to ignore storm signals.
In a fire which destroyed their
fathers home near Alfalfa Ala, Sam
and John Evans were burned to death.
The Italian government requested
the United States to have federal laws
extended to protect foreigners from at
tack.
Attorney General Stratton of Wash
ington says the laws of his state are
sufficient to prevent the railway mer-
ger.
Special Agent Thorpe finds that
swamp lands in ST. Louis county,
MINI, are owned by federal govern
ment.
Alexander Sullivan. the Chicago
lawyer and former Clan ma Gael leader.
was convicted of conspiracy and fined
$4,000.
Il. w. Lacey. superintendent of the
Palm Fruit company's ranch near
Wasco. Cal, was shot and killed by
an employe.
Mayor Harrison's threat to disci
pline members of the Poicemen's
Benevolent association may. disrupt
the league.
Richard Croker has returned from
his brief visit to the farm owned by
David Gideon near West Baden
Springs. Ind.
There is every prospect that an up
town postofllce building in New York
viii be authorized at the present SEES
sion of congress.
IL Is estimated that the food a week
ago damaged property of the Lehigh
Valley railroad company to the
amount of $260,OOO
III, c. Brandt, of Cleveland. was
robbed OF Sl.465 In wine room al
Ogden. Utah, soon after arriving on
his way to California.
Preliminary reports of the inter
state commerce commission show that
aggregate of freight earnings Is more
than billion and half
Dayton II. Weller, secretary and
treasurer of the Crows Nest Coal and
Coke company, was shetland killed by
a negro ut Toms Creek. Va.
Levi Miller. aged eighty.fve, well.
known Dunkard and founder of the
Aged and Orphans home of that de.
nomination. died In Peru Ind.
A. Hamilton Rice. a grandson of the
late Governor Rice of Massachusetts,.
mas been made fellow OF the Royal
Geographical society OF London.
Charles +. Winneker, who was nom
mated by the president for the post
OF collector OF internal revenue for
the st. Louis district, has declined.
Chicago churches celebrated Christ.
mas with song and praise and the ser
vices were largely attended. Thou.
sands were fed by the salvation army.
A. b. Farquhar In an address before
the Academy of Political and Social
Science In Philadelphia. gave views OF
manufacturers on reciprocity treaties.
Two hundred negroes and white men
at Harlem INDUCED in a race battle In
which four whites were badly injured
by negroes barricaded in tenement.
house
The president has decided to make
no change in the Office OF collector OF
internal revenue for the district OF
New Mexico, new held by A. l.. Nor.
rson.
A copy OF James Russell Lowelrs
class poem at Harvard. in original
wrapper, bearing date of 1888. was
sold at auction in Boston. bringing
S70.50