Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-05-07

she shot her friend, Bessie Palmer
dancer, while under the influence
of liquor and scuff1ng with ]. l..
Wright.
DR.. w. T. Councilman of Harvard
university, reported TO the Boston
Medical society that the smallpox
germ discovered by him is a micro
organism which links that disease
with malaria.
Eighty-three blue jackets on the
United States receiving ship Wabash
were placed in irons at Boston for
mutiny Outbreak was started by the
captains effort to stop a drunken
celebration.
The governments weekly crop re-
port shows unseasonably cold
weather east of the Rockies, with
light rainfall; serious drought in
Florida and gulf states; corn plant
ing progressing slowly.
The official building of Great
Britain at the st. Louis exposition is
to be, REPRODUCTION of the Kensing-
ton palace orangery, the choice of Sir
Christopher Wren as an example of
English garden architecture.
The Louisiana Purchase exposition
was dedicated at st. Louis with
parade of 1000 troops, which Presl-
! dent Roosevelt and ex-President
Cleveland reviewed. Dust and colo
wind made the ceremony unenjoy.
able
Charles Eaton, aged 90 was ar
rested at Princeton, Ind, on a grand
jury Indictment charging him with
involuntary manslaughter. He acct
dentally shot and killed his sister-in.
law, Lizzie Scott Eaton, a few days
since
President Baer of the PHILADELPHIA
and Reading railway told the inter
stale commerce commission that he
controlled the coal market and could
Increase or lower prices as he saw
lit and also promised an advance Of
so cents this year.
Miss Katherin Cassatt, daughter of
the president of the Pennsylvania
Railroad company, was dragged in an
overturned cab at Philadelphia. but
the vehicle until the horse was
stopped.
james e. Mooney, president of the
American Oak Leather company. the
Cincinnati Coffin company, the Queen
CITY Silver company, the American
Starch company and other concerns.
fell down a stairway at the Grand
hotel, Cincinnati, fracturing several
ribs.
The Milwaukee Syndicate Invest
ment company, of which Henry Her-
man was on officer filed an In
voluntary petition in bankruptcy.
Paul G. Lewis was appointed re.
ceiyer. The petition was signed by
II. Bemis as trustee, who Is a creditor
for 1900.
w. j. Bryan gave out a statement
repudiating an advertisement that
he and several senators were in
terested in Wyoming oil lands. Mr..
Bryan says that he is not interested
in any business enterprise except his
paper and says he has studiously
avoided taking stock in corporations.
Miss Josephine Dodge Daskam. Of
years old and writer on love and
marriage, will wed Selden Bacon.
aged 45, New York widower with
two children and a successful cor
poration lawyer. Bacon's first wife
was daughter of Ex-Governor Fail
child of Wisconsin. She died a year
ago.
Girls ranging from the grammar
school to the grown up" age in
augurated a strike. with a center at
Deering works, Chicago the purpose
of which is to better condition of
working girls in general Deering
harvester plant is closed for an in
definite period as the result of the !
strike. Several thousand are out of |
work.
Judge Anderson at indianapolis. re-
fused the application of George H. |
Hoadley of Cincinnati for a writ of !
habeas corpus in the Moses Fowler '
Chase case and declined to take |
The insanity proceed |
lngs VIII be held at Lafayette before |
the circuit court on the application |
OF Frederick S. Chase father of the |
young millionaire. to be appointed !
the guardian of his person.