Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-11-05
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
DOM ESTIC.


J. A. Marcoux of Lead, S. D., was
killed by chlorOform and his wife
Supplied, by supposed robbers.
Children were barred from a white
school at Richmond Va, because
their great-grandmother was an In
dian.
The king of Italy is said to have
agreed not to interfere in case of war
between the dreibund and dual
allif nee.
Fire at Aberdeen. Wash, destroyed
the Commercial block, containing
seycl stores and the postofice The
loss is s150000.
Three Nome steamers-the Sena
tor, Roanoke and Ohio-reached Seat
tie, Wash, bringing 1900 passengers
and $780, 900 in treasure.
E:City Recorder Joseph o. Brown
was declared by Pittsburg coroners
jury to have been poisoned on March
15 by unknown persons.
The Interstate Mississippi River
Improvement associations convention
closed at New Orleans, after urging
government control of levees.
In attempting to light a fire with
coal oil at Naperville, Ill., Miss Carrie
Daniels, aged % years. was burned so
badly that she cannot recover
France will join Russia and Austria
in enforcing Macedonian reforms, as
a result of conference between Count
Lamsdorff and NJ. Delcasse at Paris
Thomas Bechtel arrested at Allen
town, Pa. in connection with the MUIR
der OF his sister Mabel committed
suicide in jail-confession of guilt.
Captain Sperry will succeed Rear
Admiral Chadwick as president of the
war college board. The latter will
be given command of a squadron later.
Wesley Burris, n negro, was con
victed at Evansville. Ind, for taking
part in the riot last July. The pen
atty is from two to fourteen years in
prison
Martin Gin, sentenced TO Sing Sing
prison twenty-nine years ago for
murder was released through the eff
forts of Brother Jerome of Manhat-
tan college.
Henry Kissinger of Dayton. ex-state
commander of the Grand Army of the
Republic of Ohio was killed during a
parade at Dayton by being thrown
from his horse.
The cities Of Whatcom and Fair
Haven, Wash. have voted to consoli-
date under the name of Bellingham,
after Bellingham bay. on which both
are situated
McAlpin mortally wounded a farmer
nam I'd Little, in Smith county, Miss
issiTpi. McAlpin was afterward shot
to death by a mob
Mrs. Clara b, Lessig aged 30, sis
ter of Lillian Bell the author. was
granted a divorce from her husband,
Gen. William Lessig of Denver, aged
70, on grounds of cruelty,
Algernon Sartoris. a former army
captain and grandson of Gen. Grant
declared in an interview at Coburg,
Ont. that the United States should
take possession of Canada.
The construction Of four battle
ships, two cruisers. four torpedo
boat destroyers and four scout ships
yearly was recommended to Secretary
Moody by the general board
The re-establishment of the army
canteen is favored by members of the
American Public Health association,
who declare after investigation that
soldiers morals have been hurt.
Canada and England are near the
parting of the ways" according to the
Halifax IN. 81 Chronicle, a leading
liberal organ. Legislative indie
pendence or separation is asked.
Ira McGriff. n well-to-do-farmer at
New Plains. O.. shot his wife through
the head and, thinking her dead, sent
bullet into his brain, She is in a
critical condition. He will die.
Prince Galitzeu, governor OF
Caucasus, was stabbed by three natives
While driving at Tiais, The as
sailants were killed by Cossack
guards The princes injuries are not
serious.
The body of Mrs, Ballngton Booth.
Tucker. killed in Santa Fe railroad
wreck at Dean Lake. Mo. was re.
ceived in Chicago by the Salvation
army. Sixteen persons were in
injured.
Captain John c. May. one of the
board of curators of the Kentucky uni
versity and a prominent citizen OF
Lexington. Ky, was accidentally killed
at Menlo, Ga, He fell off q blum while
prospecting.
The Girard Avenue theater. Phila-
delphia, was burned. entailing a loss
of $1,000 A travelling company was
producing The Minister'S Daughter.
All of the company's scenery and
costumes were destroyed,
Miss Ethel Mary waldron of Col.
orado and Or. Lee Masten Francis of
Buffalo. y. Y. were married in Lon
don. John Barrett was best man
Henry White. secretary OF the United
States embassy. and United States
Consul General Fl Clay Evans were
present
win Millenberg. an electrician at
pocatello. Idaho. received shock