Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-14
DOM ESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
One hundred thousand dollars and
real estate worth $4,000 were given
by Mary Baker G.. Eddy for a Con-
cord IN. H. Christian Science
church.
William Patterson, wealthy Muncie
(Ind.) citizen, was fatally shot at his
home. The family blames a burglar
but feeble-minded son was hurriedly
sent away
Frederick Copp. one of the best
known farmers of Lawrence county,
Illinois, was killed ut Vincennes, Ind,
in a runaway and Elmer Hutton was
seriously hurt.
At ST. Joseph Mo, Andrew Free
myer, a wealthy stockman, died at the
insane asylum from injuries received
at the hands of attendants one of
whom Is under arrest.
At st. Louis Frank S. Powell arose
from his sick bed, went down town
and paid premium due on his $4,000
life insurance policy, returned home
and was dead in six hours.
In New York John ]. and Joseph
Prince and John Blackmar, who feat
ed the British African Finance com
pany. have been arrested for fraudu
lent use of the mails.
Senator w. A. Clark of Montana has
bought from Col Charles of the Rosario
mines the famous Guadaloupe-C alve
group of mines in Chihuahua, Mexico.
The price was 100000.
The New York immigration commits
sioners have agreed that the expert
ment of women inspectors is a fail
ure, and have voted against further
introduction of the plan.
New York building operations are
nearly tied up by strikes. Improve
ments costing $56,000.000 are in
volved. Fifteen thousand subway la.
borers struck for 81 daily pay.
Father Ferdinand Walser was re-
leased at Lorain, o., after the coro-
ner's inquest on Agatha Reichlin. The
evidence was declared insufficient to
hold him as a murder suspect
A new name for the Protestant Eps-
oopal church was opposed by the
Pennsylvania diocese, which was origi.
nally adopted the present name. The
clerical vote was 112 to "a; laity, 70
to 81.
A bulletin outlining successful
method of combating the phylloxera,
the dread grapevine destroyer of Cal
ifornia. has been issued by the Univer-
sity of California agricultural depart
ment.
Ray Harrington, aged 20. unmar-
ried, was killed in the power-house Of
the Michigan Traction company at
Augusta, Mich. He stumbled against
high-tension wire and received 25 1000
volts in his body,
over twenty persons were drowned
off the Virginia coast through the sink
ing of the Clyde line steamship Sagi-
nav by the Dominion liner Hamilton.
The stern was cut off and the steamer
sank in ten minutes.
The governments weekly crop re-
port shows thirty years cold records
We're broken during the firs1 days of
May Corn was killed in Missouri.
Kansas. Oklahoma, and Texas. Winter
wheat Is unhurt
David Tromhley, a fisherman of
West Bay City. Mich, was shot and
killed and Harry Schindehette was
wounded by Mrs Alison Roworth of
Wisner in a drunken' quarrel at Ro-
worth's summer resort.
The rivers and harbors committee
of the house of representatives al
Washir $500 nod tour of the navi
gable waters about New York to see
what improvements are needed to i'm
prove shipping facilities.
Forty-three striking negro walters
of II. H. Kohlsaat & Co. restaurants
in Chicago occupied all the seats in
the company's dining room at As
Dearborn street, for two hours
and crowded out regular patrons.
The Gallatin (Tenn) rural postof
flee delivery service was stopped by
the postmaster general because OF
threats made by masked men against
the negro carriers life. Similar cases
are expected throughout the south.
The Omaha (Neb1 transfers
union was enjoined by the federal
court from interfering with interstate
commerce during the strike there
An effort to break the strike will be