Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-07-30
DOMESTIC.

At Louisville, fire occasioned losi
of $125t000 in the warehouse district.
Exports of merchandise from the
port of New York during the weef
were valued at $7,61 ,480.
John O'Connell, assistant city
electrician of Oshkosh, Wis, waa
killed by grasping live wire.
The body of d. w. Annis of Aurora,
ILL.,, who was drowned in Lake
Manawa. Nebraska, was recovered.
A negro fight on the Robson planta.
ton in Caddo parish. La, has resulted
in the serious wounding of six per-
sons
Andy Tucker, an ex-convict who is
wanted In Omaha, where he has been
indicted for murder, has been arrested
In Ottumwa.
FOR an assault upon a 13-year old
white girl Crane Green negro, was
taken from officers and lynched at
Pine Bluff. Ark.
The entire east side of the town OF
Hobart, |, r.. has been burned. The
loss of 100000 is partially covered
by insurance.
From loss OF blood caused by the
mangling of finger and thumb by a
firecracker, William Ballard, 16 years
old, died in Chicago.
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest Of twenty New York Central
railroad clerks in connection with the
robbing of freight cars.
At Centralia, H.. Mrs. Perry Keck
committed suicide by saturating her
clothes with kerosene and setting
them on FIRE She was insane.
d. Orrin Steinberger an artist, is
living in the tops OF a white oak tree
seventyiye feet from the ground at
his home near Springfield. Ohio
Al ST. Louis Samuel A. Parsons, a
former brakeman, is locked up on the
charge of killing his wife. whom he
shot thinking her a burglar, he said
Isaac Frain of Elkhart, Ind, who
was trying to lead a COW by a rope
was dragged to death by the animal
the rope having caught about his
body.
James Ford. of Marengo, ILL.,, shot
and Dilled Mrs. Louise L. Harding and
then committed suside Ly shooting
rimse through the head 3 lii were
coiored.
Fire wiped out a milling hamlet en-
Harrison river, British Columbia, de-
stroying the mill CT the Harrison
River Timber and Trading company.
Loss, 100000
AT Indianapolis Merle Wight. a
well-knUwn young man, was found
dying in n lonely spot in Brookside
park He was murdered. The police
have no clue.
In CltC~Go heavy nai, ana wind
storm caused much damage One
child was killed and many runaways
occurred, horses being frightened by
the hail
Al Union, Mo, George Collins has
bee convicted Of murder N the fl ST
degree for the killing of Detective
Cha les J. Schumacher near StantCn
Mo, on Jan, "a.
A. JCliet John Goteus engaged in 6
qua. -. III l. o. ,..Jp son and drew
revolver and shot the young man
innicting a wound from which he die,
in few minutes.
Constable McHugh was slight.
wounded and James Mctvsh . horT,
trader fatally shot, In fight a
Eddyvile. Pa. between the former an,
gang of traders.
The Philippine scouts ac1 rural cor
stabulary defeated $50 rebels in tn
streets of Albany. the capital e IN
island of Albany, killing fifteen az
wounding fifteen.
Miss Kate Minard, a passenger. wa
seriously injured and hundred other
were thrown into a peHic by tn
wrecking of Chicago. r. .. Island ,
Pacific suburban train,
At Sparta Tenn. four persons wes
drowned by the capsizing of q sldf
They were John Ramsey, aged %; h.
".veN-ol' grand dsughter end tw
other children, aged I,
Postmaster c. J, Thompson at d,
fiance. Ohio, was horsewhipped b
Cora Prater. colorea giri. beceCs
she thought her mail was not bein
handled properly.
Frank j. La Bouniie. a Buffalo.
", clerk is under arrest Ter alleys
embezzlement He received S6s.5
monthly salary. while his promotion
totaled 100000
At Bridgeport, Conn. Mrs. w. II
Kidd, wife of the pastor Of the Fir
NJ. K. church, and two women friend
are seriously i'll of typhoid fever frol
eating unoooked CLANS.
AT Toledo, C. Berg, Chicago DO,
confessed that he killed one of seve
trsmps whom he helped TO hold u