Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-11-26

Allen, OF New YORK arrested lot IN
toxication was lectured by the magis-
trate on telling that she earned SIS
monthly while farmers get SIS.
For the proper representation of
New York city at the Louisiana
purchase exposition at st. Louis next
year the sum of 5000 was appro-
priated by the board CT aldermen.
Transplanting of an ear from New
York restaurant keepers head to the
head of a western millionaire has be-
gun in Philadelphia. The patents are
to be bound together twelve days.
A peculiar illness. accompanied by
high fever, has Frustrated a number
of students at Williams col eye. The
college authorities are endeavoring to
ascertain the cause of the epidemic.
Sandw ches given on Friday by
Miss Hell n Could to the Roman Cath
Ollie pupils OF her sewing class were
criticized by a priest, who declared
the chillren violated a church rule.
United States Consul General w. r.
Holloway on arrival from Halifax, N.
S., from Portland, Me-, was taken to
hospital suffering from a severe at
tack of inflammation of the stomach.
The confirmation of Leonard Wood
as major general is opposed before
the senate committee by Senators
Hanna and Teller in behalf of Maj.
Estes G. Rathbone, guilty of fraud.
At Bradford, Pa, William f. Peasley
found his wife talking to John Boards
ley and without word, stepped up
and cut the latters throat. Jealousy,
he said was the cause of his rash act.
Rev Edwin s. Lines, former pastor
of ST. Paul's Episcopal church, New
Haven, Conn, was consecrated bishop
of the Episcopal diocese of Newark,
N. j., in succession to the late Bishop
, Starkey
A message declaring he was being
murdered was received from w. H.
Clendenen. operator at Brown, Pa, by
the New York Central railroad at Oak
= Grove. A switch engine was sent and
i Clendenen was found dead
Mrs. Blanch Chesebrough Mclineux-
Scott will not sing in vaudeville after
all She couldn't face the ordeal so
she says, but her declination was
doubtless in accordance with her hus-
I bands wishes and her own inchn-
' alton.
At Wheeling w. Va, Richard
J. haynes, colored, crept into the bed
q room of Mrs. Alice helms, JOnesville
Va, and murdered her while she was
d praying. He alleges he was hired tC
S committee the deed by the woman's
n husband.
The acting secretary of the interio
u has rendered a decision prohibiting
T, the running of hogs on public land
~ within the forest preserves. Com
plants have been made that thes
e. animals damage the growing crop
re seriously.
to New York is to be the home of tn
most costly clubhouse fer working
k men in the United States. The hous
ST. Is to be five stories high, 100x102 fee
Is in area and is to cost 5000 900. Facil
ties for mental and physical cultur
ed are to be the best obtainable.
to- General Isaac Kahn, Persian mil
ms lister has resumed his diplomat
duties at Washington after an al
III sence of eight months. during whiC
Id, time he has visited several Sout
y, American countries exchanging rat
ications of treaties of friendship an
lr- commerce.
IN Sheriff Elicit and ten deput
CT sherffs of Bureau county, Ilinoi
provided with search warrants, wei
at to Spring Valley and captured twent
by slot machines in saloons. They wei
he loaded into wagons and taken
Princeton, the county seat. whel
TO, they will be destroyed.
n At public auction in New York
a walking cane of the late Presidel
Abraham Lincoln was sold for ST.
nd to II. II. Wibirt The cane is a blaC
he stick with a bone handle. On Il
nd handle are silver trimmings and Il
name of Abraham Lincoln" is spell,
of out in silver letters.
no The land Office has withdrawn FIRE
las all forms of disposal four sections
land In the Boise, Idaho, land distr
ing for use in connection with the DubC
by irrigation project. Thirty sections
al the Blackfoot, Idaho land district al
have been withdrawn from dispo!
and for reservoir site on the Boise riv
col The grand jury at St Paul
n a turned three indictments AGAR
Caspar Ernst. now in Jail on chare
aud of embezZlement and forgery, Err
one was once reputed to be wealthy. 7
ian, OF the indictments charge him W
V. having emhezZled 5000 beloneing
Rev, j, b. Metzler of Chippe
ESQ, Falls
de William d. Bishop, former presid
curt of the New Haven railroad. is crit,
be- ly i'll at his home near Bridgep,
Conn, He recently suffered str
>rse, of apoplexy while attending q
a 10 rectors' meeting in New York,
Asses, Bishop is IS years cid and one of
and best known railroad men in the Ct
try.
4 en- Remarkable fatality has atteu
over the family of Peter Hickey of Br
ami lyn during the past week, five n
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