Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-07-23

well.
At the Roots Blower works at Con
norsVille, Ind, an elevator dropped
from the third floor with four men in it
and all were seriously injured. Peter
Oble will die.
j. H. George, aged II years, son of
e. II. George, instructor at the deaf
and dumb asylum at Jacksonville, Ill,
was accidentally drowned at a Peoria
lake resort.
Miss Grace Kidd has sued for the
s1,000,000 estate of her stepfather
Col. George w. Kidd, of New York
alleging that he had promised to will
it all 10 her.
Lieut.. W. X. McCue, of the first
infantry, who married Miss Simon in
San Francisco while ne had a wife
living in Cincinnati, was sent to an in
sane asylum.
Josh Truax was shot and killed in a
saloon at Hinsdale, Mont. by Bob
Walsh, known as six Shooter Bob"
The two quarreled over the ownership
of some stock.
Frederick G. Fisher was hanged at
san Quentin, Cal, for the murder Of
his wife, whom he chloroformed and
burned to DEAN. He had insured his
life for 1000.
The car was requested by Secre-
tary Hay to name arbitrators in dis
pute of Germany, Great Britain, and
Italy over the preferential treatment
from Venezuela.
Borelli's comet may be seen with
cut glasses near the constellation
Cygnus, according to Lick astron-
omers. It's two tails are likely to in
crease enormously
Attorney Clarence S. Darrow, of Chi
cago, was married to Miss Ruby Ham
erstrom, whom he met four years ago.
A divorce from his first wife was
granted five years ago
Three persons were killed and fifty
injured in a collision between the Mis-
souri, Pacific fast mail No. and an
excursion train, in cut between Little
Blue and Lees Summit.
Alfred A. Knapp was convicted at
Hamilton, o.. Of numbering his wife,
Hannah Goddard. and will be electro
cuted The murder of five other wom-
en- was confessed by him.
The brotherhood of Locomotive Fire /
men Will invite President Roosevelt to
visit the orders headquarters in Peoria
IN the occasion of his Chicago visit to
open the fat stock show. |
The Slaby-Arco wireless telegraphy
system was adopted by the navy.
stations will be established at Capes
Elizabeth. Ann, Cod. Montauk point. /
and Newport.
Fritz Sage Darow, 20 years old. a !
theosophist, and May Goodall mar
ried themselves by the theosophical
ceremony on the beach of Lake
Ontario, near Rochester, N. Y.
Maud Jordine, Bloomington, Ill.,. was
freed from the charge of numbering
her baby sister and Detective Butler.
who caused her arrest, was hooted
from the courtroom by spectators.
Governor Davis and Supreme Judge
Wood, a candidate for governor, almost
fought in joint debate at Compton,
Ark. Wood struck at Governor Davis
and fist fight was narrowly averted.
An epidemic of foot and mouth
disease among cattle, sheep, and hogs
in the United States is threatened by
lax regulations in South America and
Europe, where the disease now exists.
Two laborers, Patrick II. Shehan and
John Peterson. were crushed to death
ut Portland, Ore, by the falling of a
mass of sand from bank so feet high
which they had struck with their
picks.
Masked men visited a sheep flock
master near Gillette, Wyo., and bound
him to post while they dynamited his
house. watering tank and windmill.
They then ordered him to leave the
Union Pacific locomotive 1915 blew
up near Colores station on Sherman
Wyo.. killing Engineer
Michael Lyons and fatally injuring
Fireman Albert Hansen, both of Chey>
enne,
In severe electrical storm lightning
struck the United Oil company's 30
0O0-gallon tank at Marcus Hook, Pa,
an explosion which shattered
the roof of the tank into hundreds Of
pieces.
Julius Wolskie was wounded with a
ptchfork by Jacob Sem near Fountain
City. Wis, and may die. Sem claims
he acted In self-defense and that Vol.
skle began the trouble by a dispute
about wages.
At Newburg, N. Y, Joseph w. Cum,
min, secretary and trea\urer of the
Cornwall bank. is under arrest. charged
with the larceny of $4,000 from the
bank. He has confessed to a shortage
in his accounts.
The corner stone of the new
Christian Science church at Concord.
N. H., was laid with the reading of an
address written by Mary Baker G.
Eddy, donor of new edifce. Its cost
is to be SI20,0
Mrs, A, e. Johns New York. was
rescued by ] IL. Potter from n narrow