Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-04-30
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Lieut.. Gov. Lee of Missouri decided
to return to st. Louis.
Omaha business men formed an as
sociat!on to fight union labor.
f. E. Knight, missing from Omaha,
is said by police to have murdered
his wife and hidden her body.
Willie Reed, aged 49, runaway boy
from st. Louis. fell off steamer near
Paducah, KY, and was drowned.
The Illinois Central road Is believed
to have been victimized by the pad
ding Of the pay-rolls by employees.
At st. Paul, Kan, a tornado de-
stroyed large amount of property
here and fatally injured four persons.
County taxes are being paid at Lo-
gansport, Ind, through money orders
purchased by farmers of rural mail
carriers.
Mrs. Marie Boylan crazed by news
of her sons death, stepped before an
Erie train near Montclair, N. j., and
was killed.
One hundred cases of typhoid fever
at Stanford university, Palo Alto Cal,
are traced to infected milk from one
dairy. Two deaths.
Harold LANCE, years old, ran five
miles to Mendoza, Mimi, and secured
aid for his father, who was being suf-
located under a load of hay.
AT Bakersfield, Cal, the victims of
the outlaws, Mckinney and AL Huse,
now number six, City Marshal Pack
ard dying from his wounds.
John Earl st. Louis Snowman. was
fined $1,000 and sentenced to prison
for beating his children whom he
tried to train as acrobats.
Rev. Loren A. Clevenger has re-
signed his pastorate in Minneapolis to
accept call to the Bowdoin Square
Baptist tabernacle in Boston.
The court martial of several army
officers was ordered by Secretary of
War Root for alleged speculation in
Alaskan commissary supplies.
Charles (Kid) Mccoy was defeated
by Jack Root of Chicago in rough
ten round bout for worlds light heavy.
weight championship at Detroit.
port shows low temperature and gen-
orally unfavorable weather for farm
work east of the Rocky mountains.
Mrs. Iona X. Tillman, colored
widow, shot and killed John Torrance,
colored porter, at Alexandria, Ind.
The two quarreled after cakewalk.
At Valentine, Neb., Private Linaire
of Company |, Twenty-ffth infantry
shot and killed Sergeant Yoers as a
result Of a quarrel. Lnaire is under
arrest.
AT Rawlins, Wyo., ex-City Treasurer
Keefe, while resisting arrest fol
drunkenness, fatally shot Thoma,
King and Policeman Baxter and mad,
his escape.
Reuben II. Donnelly, president o.
the Chicago Stock Exchange and
member of the firm of Knight. Don
nelly & Co, underwent an operation
for appendicitis.
Augustus Young, a market man. re
ported to the chief of police at Lexins
ton, Mass, that while on his way /,
Woburn he was stopped by three mel
and robbed of SS5S.
Former United States Senator Al
thur Brown and Mrs. Annie Bradley.
pretty widow. are under arrest for tn
third time In Utah on serious charg,
preferred by Mrs. Brown.
Evidence connecting Giuseppe MOI
clio, head of the American Mafis
with the Benedetto Madonna, the Ne,
York barrel murder victim, was dis
covered by secret service agents.
At Hammond, Ind, while DELI
Ward, pretty soubrette. kept tn
constables entraneed with her singing
the Merry Chase company jumped
hotel bill and escaped with their has
gage.
The capsizing of rowboat on
lake near Kalkaskia. Mich, resulte,
in triple drowning. The victim
are John Victor. his wife, and Mrs
Victor's sister. All were from Ken
lucky
William X. Vanderbilt and Mrs
Lewis NJ Rutherford, formerly Ann,
II. Hartman, will be married in Lon
don April 29 at the residence of Henri,
White, secretary of the American EN-
bassy.
Miss Alice Roosevelt, who has beer