Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-10-29

traordinary session Nov. 8.
The total raisin crop of California
will be over S6,00O,00O pounds. Last
year the crop was 100000 pounds.
An attempt to force action on the
isthmian canal is threatened by Sen
ator Morgan during the extra session
Mrs. Anna Boltz committed suicide
in police cell at Davenport, from dis
grace at beng arrested as a shop
litter.
AT st. Louis Adolph Fein a Jewish
politician, has been arrested charged
with completely in naturalization
frauds
Dowie assailed his critics at the
Madison Square Garden, New York.
He has great audiences but is shown
little respect.
Senator Clark of Montana is plan
ming to utilize the water-power of
Shoshone falls. in Idaho, at cost of
81, 000,O 900.
Millionaire c. p. Dewey and son
Chauncey were arrested in Riley
county. Kas, for the Illegal fencing OF
government land.
A. G. c. Quay, son of Senator NJ. s.
Quay of Pennsylvania, has been APP
pointed deputy naval officer at the
port of Philadelphia.
A monument to the Indian Chief
Shabbona son OF Pontiac and friend
Of the whites. was dedicated at his
grave near Morris, ILL.,
Samuel f. Morss. proprietor Of In
dianapoIis Ind Sentinel aid former
consul at Paris was killed by falling
from a window of his Office.
Patrick Mahaney of Derby, Conn,
has sailed for his old home in Ireland
with $500. representing the savings
Of 30 years as a farm hand
Four postofIice robbers were con
victed at Scranton, Pa. Two of them
were given six years and the other
two seven years Imprisonment
The Minnie Healy mining suit was
decided by Butte (Mont) district
court in favor of f. A. Heinze The
property is worth $10,O0O,000.
w. j. Bryan of Nebraska is likely to
lose the $50 900 left him by Philo S.
Bennett of New Haven, Conn, because
OF a blunder Bryan made in drawing
the will.
Arbitration treaty with Great
Britain agitated and negotiations may
be resumed; Senator Quay informed
the president that he will retire when
his present term ends.
Mrs. Isabella N. Healy and Mrs |
M. c. Gilmore left Tacoma for Paris
after having made fortunes estimated !
At $1,OOO,00O in Nome and adjacent
Alaskan mining districts.
Thomas Hartley, a Chicago patient |
killed by Illinois asylum attendants
At Peoria, was shown by the autopsy |
% have had six ribs crushed. War.
ants for two guards were issued
More than a score of persons were
INJURED, half a dozen seriously, in a !
'ear collision of trains on the Brook.
yn elevated railroad The wreck |
was caused by the failure of an air
brake
The faculty of the University of |
illinois suspended six sophomore stu. '
tents for the alleged hazing of a
freshman. Among the suspended
lnes is Pitt, star left end of the foot
)all team
Rev Merle st. c. Wright of New
York declares that where the prolon-
cation of life simply means prolonga
ion of hopeless agony patient
should be quietly allowed to end his
Az Basin, Wyo., w. H. Smith in
all has confessed to participation in
he mob that attacked the Jail last
Iuly, when two murderers and
deputy sheriff were killed He has
named IS other members of the mob
Felix Hall. a negro. was hanged at
ALA. for murder. When !
he drop fell the rope slipped and
after ten minutes of agony the man
was hauled up and hanged a second
lime. This time his neck was broken.
w. s. Love of Savannah, Ga, who
was reported missing, has been found |
at Denver He denies he had sought !
w hiNN hiS iNltutltN anu WAS WORKING
under his right name and had given
Savannah business men as references. |
Rev John p, Peters, New York. of
st. Michaels church, said the short |
age of Treasurer Edison. VINO killed
woman and himself some months ago,
would reach $4,000. This had been
reduced by $4,000 from his life in
surance.
Two survivors out of crew of four
teen men have arrived in Newport
News, Va. They belong to a Nova
Scotia fishing schooner which struck
a reef Off Cape Cod light. The men had
been nine hours in the water when
picked up.
The long fight for the guardianship
of Moses Fowley Chase of Lafayette
Ind, and the contest of his $1,000. 900
estate was ended by the federal court
deciding Frederick S, Chase. the
young mans father. to be his legal
guardian,