Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-07-09

and fire. Twenty-eight bodies were
recovered.
Jesse McClain, non-union machin-
list, was shot and fatally wounded
while standing in front Of Chicago
building where ne was employed as a
Waterman.
Monsignore d. J. O'Connell, rector
of the Catholic university of Wash
ington, sailed from New York going
to Rome on business pertaining 10 the
university.
At Kansas City, Mrs. Nora Winfrey,
10 years old, committed suicide by
jumping into the river from a bridge,
and her husband drowned while trying
to rescue her.
advised negroes to emulate Outlaw
Tracy when wrongfully accused, and
declared the whites barbarians, fiends
an monstrosities.
At Stanford, Conn, David Wander
heyden, 73 years old, who claimed to
have been personal friend of Roscoe
Conkling, died in the poorhouse. He
was once wealthy.
At Denver Edward Murphy, a rail
read fireman, was shot and killed by
Miss Grace Nottingham, said to have
been his fiancee. Murphy's parents
live in Salina Kan.
AT Toledo, George e. Lorenz and his
wife, under Indictment for completely
in the postal scandal, were released
under bonds, $4,000 for the man and
$4,000 for the woman.
At The Dalles, Oregon, George Alb
bott, the Boston wool operator, walked
off an unguarded platform and sus-
tanned injuries which will cause the
amputation of his right leg.
The Russian minister at Pekin was
suddenly called to Port Arthur to con-
fer with the cars war minister, his
naval commander on the Pacific and
others about Manchuria.
Minister Thompson, at Brazil, re-
ports that the government will build
harbor works at Rio involving two
and one-quarter miles of stone pier.
The cost will De $42,90O,000
The treasury surplus June 30 totaled
$52.710.590 Just $631 1886, 1913 Of gold
is in treasury and exceeds that held
by any nation. The tax on whisky
increased 1881, 697 for the year
At Hamilton, Ohio, Mayor Bosch.
on the stand in the trial of Alfred
Knapp, for the murder of his wife,
related a confession which Knapp
made to him following the murder,
Rev. r. c. Fillingham, vicar of Hex
ton. England sailed for home much
elated over what he declares to be a
very successful opening of the
antiritualistlc war in this country.
President Eoosevelts Homecoming
for the summer was made the occasion
for fete at Oyster Bay. Cannons
doomed, the people cheered, and re-
ception was held in the town hall
a storm was caused in the American
rabbis conference at Detroit. over a
proposal to hold services on Sunday S
in Jewish synagogues DR.. Sonnen-
schein Of Des Moines tried to resign.
Governor Taft has issued a warning
to labor agitators in Manila in which
! he says that il Is not likely that it
will be the dupes and victims who
will receive the severest punishment.
An engine company. with its horses.
apparatus, bedding, hay and mascot
dogs, has been thrown bodily out of
the firehouse on Coney island because
the city of New York refused to pay
rent
New department of the commerce. of
which George b. Cortelyou is head.
opened with an address by him and
scripture reading. 1t includes the
corporations and manufactures
i bureaus.
Among the passengers on the White
Star liner Oceanic was President
Woodrow Wilson of Princeton uni
versity and Mrs. Wilson. who are to
spend the better part of the summer
| in England.
Rev. Nathan G.. Parke, aged S3, one
of the eldest Presbyterian clergymen
IN Pennsylvania. is dead at Glen
Summit, He had been pastor of the
First Presbyterian church in Pittson
since 1866.
The Negroes capacity for culture is
unbounded, according to DR.. H. b.
Frissell, head of Hampton (Va) Nor
NAL and Agricultural school for blacks.
Education leads them to keep aloof
. from whites.
At White Plains, n. Y. a diamond
breastpin belonging to Mrs. NJ, A. H.
Potter was found fastened on the front
of the cab of the engine by which she
was struck and killed on the Harlem
! railroad Thursday,
A plague of lice has visited the
apple orchards in Orleans county.
New York. If the lice are not check
ed, the apple crop of the county,
valued at more than one million dol
, lars, will be ruined
The explosion of portable tank
of gasoline caused the death of
Archibald Call, machinist, of Buffalo,
and the destruction of the large CEN
trail roundhouse at Lyon, N, Y. The
loss is about $4,000.
! Richard Tebbetts, 7.yearold Rock.