Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-08-06
DOM ESTIC.

will wed in Paris Aug. 10.
Two men were killed in a fight on
Long creek, KY, and two injured in an
encounter on Hunting creek.
The sheriff of Clay county, Mo-, is in
pursuit of Ben Starnes, an escaped
convict, with blood hounds.
Miss Alice Roosevelt is expected
at La Chalet, Newport, to visit Mr..
and Mrs. r. Fulton Cutting.
Two men are under arrest charged
with blowing open safe in a store at
New Washington, Ind, and taking $500.
At Cynthiana KY, Curtis Jett and
Thomas White, charged with the Mar
cum assassination, appeared in court
for trial.
In Chicago F. Fred Smith. once a
prominent grain dealer, is under arrest
charged with the systematic robbery
of telephones.
At Hanna, Wyo., the bodies of four
more men have been taken from the
Union Pacific mine. About sixty have
now been recovered
Mrs. Carrot A. Hobart, widow of the
late vice president, according to report,
will marry Senator William P. Frye of
Maine in the fall
President Roosevelt, his sons and
nephews slept one Eight on the bare
ground at Huntington bay, ~ L.,
wrapped in blankets.
At Wheeling, w. Va, John Posteoh,
a Hungarian, narrowly escaped lynch.
ing because he kissed a prominent
woman on the street. He was drunk.
Mayor Burke of Burlington, VT, has
laid the corner stone of the monument
to be erected to the memory of Samuel
De Champlain at Battery park, New
York.
DR.. Joseph Melvin, of Carbonate
Pa, was drowned at Atlantic City, N
j., in an unsuccessful effort to rescue
Miss Merle Shannon of Williamsport
Pc.
At Leadville, Col, Charles d. Meyer
pl esdent of the Western Federation OF
Miners, was arrested by Sheriff Long
charged with carrying concealed weap
ons.
Rev. l.. L. Alsworth, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Cape Girar-
deau. Mo, was drowned while bathing
in the Mississippi river He was 80
years of age.
At New Rochelle. n Y. the auto
mobile and motor works of Clifford
bonneville were destroyed by fire, sup.
posed to have started from an explo'
sion of gasoline.
The Doylestown pa National bank
was closed by the controller of the cur
rency and stock speculation by its Off
GERS is blamed its deposits are near
ly $1000,000.
At Pittsburg Joseph Brown. Henry
Brown, Fred Bugler, Jr.. and Edna
Shipley were drowned in the Allegheny
Their boat was drawn under by sue
tion from a dam.
At Vicksburg. Miss. because of a
dispute over a line fence. Miss Annie
Strong, daughter of a white dairyman
shot and killed Robert Anderson, a ne
gro. 20 years old,
, Mrs. II. G. Turner, 1928 Jackson
avenue. Chicago. was drowned while
bathing in Black river at South
Haven. Mich. in spite of her hus-
bands efforts at rescue.
, A. G. Blair, minister of railways
from Canada, resigned from the
cabinet on account of a disagreement
with his colleagues over the Grand
, Trunk Pacific railway.
Two aged women of Goshen. Conn.
were bound to their beds with rope:
! by burglars until one gave information
r leading to the finding of enough boot,
to satisfy the marauders.
At Colebro, n. H., Several business
blocks were burned and it is thought
0 Golden block, in which the flames
r originated, lost his life,
Twenty-Five perons were killed and
?. fifty injured near Lowell, Mass, by
/, an explosion of two United States
d Powder company magazines and three
wagon loads of powder.
q Twelve convicts are still at large on
: of thirteen who escaped from the Fol
n som (Cal1 state prison. Joe Murphy
under four years sentence for robbery
a was shot dead at Pilot Hill.
s A challenge to the worlds baseball
n championship series of eleven game
was issued by President Dreyfuss o
|. the Pittsburg National league team
the latter wins the 1908 pennant.
n Lieutenant Governor w, A. North
: colt has been appointed past head cor
lsul of the Woodmen at a salary o
d $4,000 year. He will write histor
r of the order and revise the ritual.
e At Mount Vernon, n. Y, Marti
y Ebelt, also known as Schaefer, hu:
lband of the woman whose body wa
3 found in a sewer and in whose CON