Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-28


Quick marriage for clippers and
others is advertised in newspapers by
A. Cary Judd, Racine court COM
missioner Five days preliminary
application can be avoided by writing
to him for blank form.
Ex-Cashier S. w. Tulloch answered
Postmaster General Payne's reflection
on him by declaring that he (Tulloch)
handled the funds for Porto Rico and
audited the accounts in which crook
edness is said to have occurred.
The governments weekly crop re-
port shows favorable temperature in
northern and central districts;
weather too cool in the south; plant
ing and growth delayed by drought in
New England and the lake region.
Western Union telegraph poles
along the Pennsylvania railroads
right of way are being destroyed by
gangs Of men under the latter's
orders. Over 100000 worth of poles
and wires have been already RACED.
The Presbyterian general assembly
was opened at Los Angeles, by the
Rev Henry Van Dyke. An appeal
was made by him in an address for
an abandonment of metaphysics and
the emphasis 81 fundamental truths.
1 A deficit of $227,3OO was discovered
in the postoffice department because
of Supt. A. w. Machen's unauthorized
! expenditures and his disobedience of
the postmaster generals orders. No
action is taken by the latter official.
| Displeased over the outcome of a
case in police court, Mrs. A. E. Lee
land, aged SO years, of Cincinnati,
tried to blind Judge William II. Lue-
ders by throwing cayenne pepper into
his eyes. He will not lose his sight.
The United Confederate Veterans
annual reunion begun at New Orleans
with demonstration for Gen. Gordon.
commander in chief, Mrs. Stonewall
Jackson and John II. Reagan, sole
survivor of the rebel cabinet, were
present
Ann Arbor, Mich, police are trying
to solve the disappearance of Albert
Patterson, a senior, whose blood
stained hat and lock of hair were
found on the campus. The murder"
mystery is laid to his promise to wed
two girls.
At Little Rock, Ark, Governor jeff |
Davis has announced himself a can
didate for third term, and says he !
means to be reelected as a vindica- !
ton, because the legislature sought |
to impeach him but was too cowardly !
to do so.
Charles Broadway Rosseau, the II
year old son of the late Charles Broad !
way Rousseau, the LIND New York
was awarded 500. 900
and $5,766 interest by the state
supreme court, on proof of his
Frequent strikes in Chicago are
causing the abandonment of proposed
improvements in Industrial plants. A
$l,00O,O00 addition to the Allis-Chal-
mers' works is given up. over 900
restaurant keepers allied to resist the
employees demands
The long and short haul clause of
the interstate commerce act was
killed by the federal supreme court in
a Louisville and Nashville rate case.
Competition is held a justification for
higher rates over comparatively
shorter distances
The will of George W. Todd, the
capitalist who carried his money TO
the banks in a wheelbarrow. has Leen
hlod at Syracuse, N. Y. He given all |
his wealth to a woman at Brockton. |
Mass, whose pocketbook Todd con |
fessed he stole in 1888.
An anti-spitting ordinance will be
by Chicago police and the |
health departments following a COM |
plant by A. B, Gilbert of the |
Monadnook building. who declared It
worse than smoke and commoner in |
Chicago than elsewhere.
At Osceola, Neb., during a per-
torrance of Uncle Toms Cabin
several rows of seats collapsed. in
iuring number, three perhaps
fatally. The most seriously hurt are
Mrs. Clyde Hutton, Mrs. Jospeh Miller
and daughter of DR.. Shaw.
AT Lancaster, Pa. Virginia Thomas
and Belle Berry, young colored WON.
en-. have been arrested on the charge
Of having murdered Jesse NJ. Richard
son, an infant. also colored. The baby
had been placed in the charge of the
Thomas woman by its parents.
Walter Vrooman, founder of the
Peoples Trust, the Western Co-opera-
tive conf any, and other gigantic !
Utopian schemes, in which he spent
of thousands of dollars. is
the defendant in divorce suit at
Trenton, Mo, brought by his VIE.
who supplied him with quarter of a
million dollars to carry on his plans.
Al Fall River, Mass, one woman
was killed and two persons severely
injured by the collapse of a veranda.
on the third story of a house on King
Philip street Five others. who were
on the veranda at the time had
miraculous escapes from injury or
death The dead woman is Mrs
Vitaline Vergernon ana the injured |
are Mrs, Octave Frenette and Euseae |
Nergernon.