Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-11-19

John A. DOwie, in interview on his
New York crusade, declared it a sue
cess. Four suits for debt were filed
against him.
AT Savanna H., Armour & Co. s
elevator was burned with 200, 900
bushels Of grain. Loss, 800 900; in
surance $4,000.
Mrs. Edith Jackson Hollis, aged rs,
member of prominent Dover DELI
family while insane killed her husband
and then confessed.
A special session Of the Montana leg
/ islature was called to relieve the de-
preston caused by the Amalgamated
Copper shutdown.
| The condition Of Frank p Sargent
commissioner of immigration, is re-
ported much better A steady i'm
1 proyement is noted.
The Nebraska worlds fair guessing
association has been refused a license
! By the state banking board because it
| is declared demoraliZing.
| A cOroner's jury exonerated Thomas
| Lenihan Of blame for killing Edward
I II. Carpenter in the ROssmore hotel
J cafe, New York, on Oct. 20.
| Residents of Merrimack, Mass,
were held at bay by four burglars,
who locked a policeman in jail and
stole $1,000 from the postoffice.
Richard Strauss, the composer, mas
/ received permission from the directors
| OF the royal opera at Berlin to visit
| the United States next month.
| The jury at Cedar Rapids. Iowa, in
| the murder Of William Clarity, re.
turned a verdict of manslaughter
! Roberts & Co, a banking firm at
: New York secured a judgment OF
! $4,000 against Russell Sage in a suit
over transaction in railroad stock
Secretary Wilson has asked con
gress for an emergency appropriation
Of $4,000 for the pure food inspection
work OF the department OF agriculture.
DR.. Mclaughlin of Atlanta. Ga, is
to take general charge Of Universalist
church work in Wisconsin, Minnesota
and Iowa, with headquarters in Mime
apolis.
William Shields. special deputy
sheriff hired by Chester w. Chaplin, a
Brooklyn IN. " millionaire, to guard
his game preserve, was shot by a
poachCr.
The corn yield of the United States
for 1903 is estimated by government
statisticians at 2,313,OOO,O00 bushels;
average per acre. 25S bushels, against
POS for 1902.
Fire destroyed elevator A, owned by
Armour & Co, at Savanna. H., to-
gether with 200 600 bushels OF grain.
The loss is more than 100000 with
$4,000 insurance.
Memorial services were held at
Purdue university for the fourteen
students killed in the wreck of the
football train Oct 81. Business was
generally suspended.
Frank Matthews of Boscobel. Wis,
accidentally shot himself while hunt
ing. He was trying to knock an apple
from tree with the butt end of his
gun, when 1t went off.
The Germanic museum at Harvard
university fostcTed by Emperor Will
lam and Prince Henry, was dedicated,
with addresses by President Eliot
Carl Schurz and others.
Daniel T Watson of Pittsburg,
counsel for the United States in the
Alaskan boundary dispute, will be ask
ed to represent the city in the ninety.
nine year franchise litigation.
Dr. w, f. Fins was shot to death
and two nolicaran x,arn ,.,o,...,, -
Wallace, Idaho. by William Cuff.
elected from a theater for smoking
Gun was killed by the police
John Sloan. en- trial at Crawfords.
vile, Ind. for an alleged murder
twenty-seven years ago, was near
discharge till the wife he deserted un.
eXpectedly turned states evidence.
The first German locomotives to be
imported to this country have arrived.
They are eight in number and weigh
forty tons each. Most of the engines
will be shipped by rail to Montreal.
While working in the pump shaft of
the Silver King Consolidated mine at
Park City. Utah, sixty feet of piping
gave way and bore Edward Cutler. a
machinist, down 1876 feet to his death.
/ II is reported in New York that
Daniel Frohman. the theatrical
manager, and Miss Marguerite Hing.
ton, the actress. whose home is in
Illinois, will be married in New York
Nov. %.
Crump Bros. leaf tobacco dealers
OF Chicago were place in receivers
hands as a result of the Suffer failure.
Their liabilities are S225.000; assets
Sl50000, The Suffers owe over 81.
600 600
judge Simonton at Richmond, Va,
has dismissed the receivers appointed
for the Olympia Cotton mills in
Columbia, s c.. $4,000 600 corpora.
ton, and dissolved the injunction that
had been granted.
The territorial grand jury at Okla.
homa City returned indictments
against fifteen lumber dealers charg.
Ing them with being in combination
to restrict trade in violation of the
antitrust law.