Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-26
DOM ESTIC.


The dress of Miss Belle Dillon of
Galva. H., caught fire and she died in
two hours.
Addicks, members if the Delaware
legislature, rejected the offer of the
regulars.
Like Mrs. Roosevelt, Mrs. Knox has
broken down under the strain of her
social duties.
Two masked women dressed in
pajamas created a sensation at the ball
of the Brooklyn bakers.
Cole Younger" the pardoned out
law, is under arrest, charged with
threatening to commit suicide.
The entertainments planned for Miss
Alice Roosevelt and Miss Root at New
Orleans are almost continuous.
The New York Chamber of Com
mercs adopted a resolution for a state
building and exhibited at the st. Louis
exposition.
John Mitchell, president of United
Mine Workers union, refused a $4,000
offer from Chautauqua alliance for lee
ture series.
Nelson Bahke and George O. Under.
ahl stockmen of Rio, Wis, blew out
the gas and were nearly asphyxiated
in Chicago.
Hope Temple, the Milwaukee chorus
girl who was found i'll and on the verge
of starvation in her New York room
was sent home.
President Roosevelt is going to Den
yer as the guest If the chamber of
commerce while on his western trip
during the spring.
According to New York friends,
Richard Croker has reconsidered his
intentin of going to New York for
visit before 1904.
The Cornell college officials offer to
build a $150.000 filtration plant for the
Ithaca IN W water supply was ac-
cepted by the city.
Mrs. Henry Green says that she will
foreclose on the fifth Presbyterian
church in Chicago if the money due Is
not forthcoming.
The New York and Florida express
on the Southern Railway was derailed
by wreckers near Washington and two
trainmen were killed.
The contrasting plant of the
Dominion Iron and Steel Company at
Sydney, c. b., was destroyed by fire.
The loss is estimated at 5000, 200.
Eight schoolchildren were killed at
Newark. N, j., and thirty persons in
fstt. f,rra al L., e ~
and Lackawanna railroad train.
The New Mexico Legislature passed
a bill creating Quay county in honor
of Senator Quay's fight for statehood
Tucsumcan will be the county seat.
The republican senators in confer.
ence resolved to give the Panama
canal treaty right of way over all other
legislation and to press it to ratifica-
ton.
Thomas ]. Navin of Detroit. who
served fve-year term in prison for
forgery, has been appointed by Cover
ror Bliss member of the prison
board.
The residents of Jackson county,
Illinois, have started a movement
supplementary to that of the school
children, to erect a MONUMENT to Gen.
eral John A, Logan.
bin to prohibit football in the Illi-
nois state university and other
troduCed at Springfield by Represen-
tative Underwood. A 800 fine is pro
vided as penalty.
The National Civic Federation in a
reply to the criticism of President
Baer says the offer made last week by
him to the miners would have averted
the coal strike.
Lieut-Gen. Miles on returning from
an official tour around the world re-
ceived message from King Edward
VII, replying to wireless message
sent from the Lucania.
EX-Mayor Ames, implicated by the
exposure Of Wholesale corruption and
blac6mail by Minneapolis officials, has
been arrested in New Hampshire on {
charge of attempted bribery.
Eight new cases of typhoid are re
ported at Cornell university The tota
of deaths now twenty, including clever
citizens. Physicians are unable q
cope with the $50 cases now undeI
treatment
Yale university records support the
low birth rate statistics of Harvard
S25 married graduates of the forme
college have 742 children. The elias,
records of 1910 show $50 children L
159 marriages.
James B. Davey, instructor IL
botany at the university of California
has been appointed chief agriculturis
and botanist of the Transvaal govern
ment. at an initial salary of $4,000 I
year and expenses.
Miss Katharine White, daughter o
the governor of West Virginia. wa