Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-08-27

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| Third Assistant Secretary of State
/ Peirce has arrived in Paris He is
making a tour of inspection of the
United States consulates.
The inquest on the death of William
Galloway, one of the twenty-one vic
tins of the powder magazine explosion
in Lowell, Mass, WIS begun.
Professor A. Z. Grove of Fort
Wayne high school has been appointed
to the chair of chemistry in the state
normal college at Charleston, H.
At Rawlins, Wyo., James Williams, a
convict, was shot to death in his cell
by Ernest GoodselI, night turnkey.
Williams was trying to escape.
The Newspaper Publishers associa-
ton OF New York pledged it's support
to the school of journalism to be insti-
tuted at Columbia university.
Nothing definite has been learned of
the fate of Kelso Parkinson and Lester
Montgomery, the Chicago boys thought
to have been lost in Sturgeon bay.
Gentleman George" or Henry w.
Brooks was arrested at New York for
alleged robberies committed after he
had dined out in a clswhammer coat.
| Fifty or more inmates of the indus
trial home at Washington have been
taken violently i'll and it is thought
they are suffering from ptomaine pois-
oning.
At Boston a gasoline explosion in
William Byer's factory resulted in the
| injury of several of the $50 girls en-
ployed there. The loss is estimated at
$3.50 900.
John Vandalism, formerly an instruc-
tor in a parochial school of Chicago,
and Miss Henrietta Wrikkers of Grand
Rapids, Mich, were drowned in Black
lake, Mich.
James w. Sayre reached Seattle
after circling the glohr in fifty-four
days, eight hours AM ffty-five min
utes, the previous record was over
sixty days.
Edward Turner was shot by Sheriff
Louis c. Summit at Vincennes, Ind.
while resisting arrest and he viii be
crippled for life. The shot took effect
in the ankle.
Charles Lee painter. was killed at
Vernon, H.. by an Illinois Central
freight engine. He was crossing the
track, carrying ladder and did not
see the engine.
The parade at the San Francisco
(Cal) national G. A. r. encampment
was composed Of naval reserves, mill
tia, and Spanish war veterans, with G..
A. r. looking on.
william p. Sullivan. a Missouri
state senator, was convicted at Jeffer
son City of soliciting a bribe for votes
on an anti-alum repeal bill fine Of
800 was imposed.
Theodore Roosevelt has made appli
cation at Dallas, Texas. for enlistment
In the navy. He is an Austrian by
birth and disavows any relationship
with the president.
The threatened lynching of Fred
Hampel at Oshkosh. Wis, was averted
by his suicide in Jail after numbering
Alderman Thomas r. Morgan, while
crazed with liquor
Father Keenan, of Fond du Lac, who
criticised the alleged cures oof Holy
hill, Wis. shrine, declared he meant
to discourage poor pilgrims, not to
start an investigation.
United States Senator j. Edward Ad-
dicks of Delaware was sued by a Bay
State Gas receiver for the return of
1 100000 shares of stock alleged to
have been fraudulently issued.
At Colorado Springs. Col, though no
deaths have resulted, more tnan fifty
people have suffered from eating ice
cream made from cream treated with
formaldehyde to prevent souring.
Transmississippi commercial con-
gress opened at Seattle with addresses
urging irrigation to reclaim arid lands
and furnish homes for surplus popula-
ton. Good roads were also Endorsed.
The coroners jury which invesigat-
ed the accident at the Philadelphia
ball park in which twelve persons
were killed and 500 injured, placed the
blame on the old Philadelphia Baseball
club,
ance caused the arrest of twenty-nine
booksellers on the charge of selling
trashy literature containing stories OF
criminal deeds. The dime novel must
go,
Congressman Henry r. Gibson of the
second Tennessee district has come
into a legacy of nearly 500, 600. which,
! II is said, he will use as an endowment
to help worthy young men through
college
Bert Con of Hadleyvlue, wis. aged
, %, was arrested in Eau Claire on the
charge of stealing stamps from the
postofflce there. The stamps were
! sent to a Chicago mail order house for
a bicycle.
The picnic party reported lost in the
mountains near Santa Barbara, Col.
was found, but one of the party. Miss
Katherine Grathwol of st. Paul. was
dead, having succumbed to heart
! disease