Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-01-22

county, ILL.,, in fit of rage, deliberately
killed his mother and then committed
suicide
Secretary Hitchcock is considering
the opening to settlement of large
tract of land nea- Boudette, Beltrami
county, Mimi, formerly within the Red
Lake reservation.
In revolver duel at Henderson, KY,
between a policeman and Dick Crook,
a farmer, Crook was fatally shot and
the officer received wounds which will
render him a cripple.
Albert Friday, former strike picket
for the Chicago brass molders' union.
testified that he was paid $25 by the
union for assaulting nonunion men so
! they could not work
! At Camden, N. j., the big factory
! building of A. Lunn & Co. was de-
stroyed by fire. The loss, which is
estimated at 100000, is distributed
among number of firms.
The United States rejected a pro-
posal to double the Chinese import
duties in order to enable China to pay
the indemnity fund as calculated by
the powers on a gold basis.
Miss F'reda Burt in the corridors of
the supreme court at White Plains,
N. Y, beat with bottle Hotelkeeper
Bailey who had DETAINED her during
! the trial of a divorce suit.
A st. Paul passenger train on the
burlington road was wrecked near AL
ton, ILL.,, by the spreading of the rails.
Frank Horn, engineer, of Beardstown.
was killed and four trainmen hurt.
Two cases involving the franchise
| rights of the colored male adults of
/ Virginia under the new constitution of
that state have been docketed in the
supreme court of the United States.
At Worcester, Mass, Florence
Burns, who figured in the Walter
Brooks murder case in New York, had
very chilly reception when she made
her second appearance on the stage.
At Cleveland Ohio, fire in Brown
Brothers house furnishing goods store
did damage estimated at 800, 900. The
store of Nathan & Skall, carrying the
same line of goods, was damaged $50
600.
Captain Shawe-Taylor. just over.
believes that if the land question is
properly handled the whole Irish uues-
ton can be settled and that many
lrishmen in America will return and
new era will open in Ireland
At Angleton, Texas, several men
entered cell in which Ransom ONeal
and Charles Tunstall were confined
and shot and killed the two men. The
negroes were charged with the murder
OF County Attorney Ed. C. Smith.
The American line steamship st.
Louis, due at New York on Monday. is
still unsighted. An accident is believed
to have driven the boat from the path
OF the other liners. There are 275 pas
sengers and crew of 1893 on board
James Fl. Tillman, lieutenant COVER
nor of South Carolina. and nephew of
Senator Tillman, fatally shot N. G.
Gonzalez, editor of the Columbia Is.
CD State. He surrendered end Con
zalez's brothers threaten revenge.
A cure for blood poisoning was out
lined to the New York Obstetrical So
ciety. Five thousand cubic centimeters
OF formalin Were injected into the arm
OF woman in state of collapse. The
blood was found free from bacteria
after the second treatment.
DR.. Susan I. Pray. ore of the con-
spicuous women physicians of Brook
lyn is dead. She had been i'll since
last November. She was in China
two years for the Women's Foreign
Missionary board of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
The body of the bandit killed in the
fight with United States deputy mar
shals at Spiro, |. T., after he had
slain Deputy Samuel Sarreb, has been
identified as that of Samuel Morley.
Tor whose capture $4,000 reward was
outstanding. Morley had murdered
three men before his last battle.
While large crowd was skating on
the bathing basin near the Washing
ton monument the ice gave way and
precipitated twenty or more persons
into the water. Miss Jessie c. Thomas,
20 years of age, employed as clerk
in the bureau of ethnology; Arthur
Wasserbach, an employee of the bureau
OF engraving and printing. and Henry
c, Hamill, a clerk in the war depart
ment, were drowned.
FOREIGN.
The chiefs of the Macedonian revo-