Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-09-03

factory as hoped ana may De aDan'
doned.
Frank Lewis, of many aliases. was
taken to Eau Claire from Chicago and
held for trial on the charge of attempt
ing to pick Dr. Moser's pocket three
years ago.
Because of failure to secure authbr-
ity from the Turkish government the
American expedition for the excava-
ton of Ur of the Caldees has been
abandoned
Rev. Thomas Sullivan, Congrega.
tional minister, formerly of Chicago,
left his wife and family at Tacoma,
Wash. to visit Seattle. Since then he
has disappeared.
Morris eros, a New York butchers
assistant, was notified that a goose
liver merchant in Strassburg. whole
life he saved five years ago, had left
him $21 900.
Hadley Morrison, contractor on a
Montana railroad, was held up and
robbed of $1,000 only a few blocks
from the center of Bozeman, Mont
The robbers escaped.
Miss Alice Parker died from fright
when three sailors from the yacht
Lotowana attempted to enter her
mothers summer home near Pot
Washington, L. I.
The American Shipbuilding company
has received an order from A. b.
Wolvin for what will be the largest
boat on the lakes. 1t will be $50 feet
long and will cost 100000.
James Debogue shot himself with a
rife at his home near Hamilton, ILL.,.
and died. His father committed suicide
eight years ago and his grandfather
killed himself twenty years ago
A Missouri, Kansas and Texas pas.
senger train crashed into a freight
train that was taking a siding at
Rhinelands, Mo. Fred Daniels. fire.
man of the passenger, was killed.
Sister Beata of Louisville, KY, is at
the Franciscan convent in Syracuse
N. Y, preparing to accompany Sister
Mary Leonida to the Sandwich islands
where they will work among the Iepers.
Miss Erma Reel, elocutionist. was
saved from drowning in the Milwaukee
Athletic clubs swimming tank by Miss
Linet Whitaker, an actress. who dived
after her while attired in a handsome
gown.
At Worcester. Mass, receivers OF
Norcross Bros company are to place
100000 insurance on the life of
Orlando w. Norcross for bonds to be
issued to cover the Indebtedness of the
company.
The son recently born to Grover
Cleveland at Buzzard's Bay, Mass, has
been christened Francis Grover
Cleveland. a name selected by the
other children after their father and
mother
Charles r. Flint announced that he
was organizing new combination of
the box board industries of the coun-
try. The new concern will take in the
United Box Board company and four.
teen others.
Gov John S. Mccullough of Vermont
was notified by the state department
at Washington that a revolutionary
anarchist paper is published at Barre
lntimation is given that prosecution
should follow
Kuehne Beveridge. the American
sculptress. who married w. B. Bran.
son. former Chicago. resident at st.
Marks, London. is granddaughter of
former Gov. John l.. Beveridge and an
Illinoisan by birth.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. C. Harriott. the lat
ter the actress. Clara Morris, have
real estate agent to
buy them modern residence with the
intention of spending part of each year
at Colorado Springs.
A st. Louis electric car ran down an
an Ice wagon and a dirt
wagon injuring the drivers. The
and picked up the other drivers. taking
them to the hospital.
August Telling. aged 20, was killed
in the plant of the Wausau Paper Mills
company at Brokaw. Wis He was
oiling shaft when his overalls got
caught and wound him about the
rapidly revolving piece of steel.
o. Watanabe and II. Mochizuki, who
have been sent by the Japanese gov
eminent to study the forest reserve
system in this country and Europe, are
at Seattle looking into the forestry
problems of the Pacific slope
Winfield Baker was convicted at
Danville, H.. of assahlting Sheriff
Whitlock during the recent race riot,
and an indeterminate sentence will be
imposed. Eight others to be tried
are badly frightened at the outlook
Five prisoners, including Carlos Nc.
Cormick, a boy murderer. escaped
from the county Jail at Tuscan. Ari..
by digging a hole in the wall and drop
ping from the second story by means
of rope made from their blankets.
Henry Winters and Andrew Bellare
rich and prominent stock men. were
convicted in the district court at Fort
Benton, Mont. and sentenced to a
year each in the penitentiary for kill.
ing a steer belonging to Helena firm
William Durant of Boston, who re-
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