Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-09-17

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265 feet high. at Armour's packing
house at Kansas City.
An accident to Barney OldfeId s
automobile in a race at Detroit caused
the death of spectator.
The fishing steamer Louise, sup
posed lost on Lake Erie with 125 pas
sengers, reached Sandusky, o.
Miles p. Bland of Cleveland and
Miss jeanette Craighead, an heiress
of Richmond, Ind, were married.
At st. Joseph, No, during a storm a
live wire struck and killed True
Raney and burned William Downs.
At Quincy, ILL.,, Mrs. John Schneizle
was severely injured and half a dozen
houses were wrecked by a tornado.
Interior department officials look for
| legislation to open to settlement lands
on the Red Lake, Mimi. reservation.
An unknown man was killed by a
| train at Elkhart, Ind. The mark 81
| Fleming, Chicago was on his shirt
Edgar A. Binsford committed SUI
eide at Atlanta, Ga. He was the son
of James II. Binsford of Greenfield,
| Ind.
Mine operators John Jack and John
Bell were sentenced to Jail at Topeka,
Kas., for refusal to testify at a coal
trust inquiry.
| Frank J. Christianson, clerk for Rob
! ert d. Evans, a Boston stock broker,
has confessed to the larceny of $500
from his employer
The bodies of eight men, apparently
those of sailors from some boat lost
in the sound, have foated ashore on
the Long island coast
At Mexico, Mo, w. A. Reynolds
fatally shot his sweetheart, Miss Ruby
Kenneth and then killed himself. Jeal-
ousy was the cause.
Charles Strobe has ousted Jacob
Sipp as chief of police at Hamilton
o., after a month of litigation and has
taken charge of the office
Edward G. Shevlin, a millionaire
Minneapolis lumberman, was declared
not insane by Racine, Wis, court
His release was ordered.
The fifty-third anniversary of the adj
mission of California in the union was
observed. Several cities of the state
celebrated the event on a large scale.
The retailers, through their national
secretary, made a protest to the Ma
t!onal Wholesale Druggists associa-
ton against cutting Wholesale rates.
Twenty-four persons were injured at
Leavenworth, Kas. by the falling of
a grandstand during a sham battle at
the Fort Leavenworth military reserva-
ton.
Officials of three farmers associa-
tons decided at a Chicago conference
to cooperate for higher prices, and to
build elevators and cold storage
houses.
Snow stopped all traffic by railroad
between Colorado Springs and Cripple
Creek, all the cuts being filed There
are several feet of snow on the CONT
mental divide.
The board of trustees of the Univcr-
sity of Wyoming elected Professor
Charles e. Lewis of Moores Hill col
lege, Moore's Hill, Ind, president OF
the university.
At Anthony, Kan. Price Joyner was
probably fatally hurt and about
hundred others injured by the falling
of the tent of Robinson's circus during
q windstorm
At Schoharie. N. Y. "Sheeney" Har-
ris, a murderer. and Edward
Caine, colored, and James Kelly, bur
glars. dug their way out of the county
Jail and escaped
A bold attempt to hold up the Bitter
Root express just east of Stevensville.
Mont. was frustrated by the vigilance
of the crew. A pile of ties had been
placed on the tracks.
Recreation halls are to be estab-
| lished at naval recruiting stations.
with reading and lounging looms in
connection, for the use of sailors and
to encourage enlistments.
Gustaf A. Anderson a well-to do New
York iron manufacturer, says he win
go to Jail for the rest of his life rather
than pay to his wife the alimony due
her by the courts order
At ogdensburg. N. Y. LAT Chinese
held on the border have demanded
trial or release, One of their number
is said to have died from imprison-
ment in unsanitary quarters.
Get fat for So" advertised Martin
Mason at Marshalltown. Iowa, and
many anxious lean folk were advised
to purchase it at the butchers before
he was arrested on a fraud charge.
Lieutenant Colonel r, ID. Potts has
been relieved as inspector general de-
partment of California, and goes tc
Charleston, S. c.. to take command oi
the artillery district at Charleston.
The creation of a mining secretary
in the presidents cabinet is urged by
the American mining congress. il
session at Deadwood. S. ID. Andrew
Carnegie was asked to donate build
l. ing.
Charles Skogen. a farmer near Hol
; man, Wis went to a neighbours hous,
and after reciting his domestic troub