Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-03-26
TELEGRAMS In BRIEF.
DOM ESTIC.


robbers.
A packing plant costing $1,OOO,0OC
will be built by Nelson Morris & Co
in Kansas City.
BY the collapse of the roof in Crane's
planning mill at Cincinnati William
Settlers was killed.
The bill to license Illinois music
teachers was indorsed by the Chicago
Federation of Musicians.
Proposed rem oval of Missouri state
capital from Jefferson City to st
Louis was defeated by house vote.
At Lafayette, Ind, warrants have
been issued for 300 students who par
t.cipated in an anticlass fight at Pur
due.
S. n. d. North, former chief Stats
tician of manufacturers was appointed
to succeed Director Merriam of the
census bureau
Ten persons were injured in the col
lision between a Monona passenger
train near Frankfort, Ind. Signals
were obscured by fog.
A Fort Wayne freight train crashed
into a furniture van at Allegheny, Pa,
wrecking the van and killing John
Mcknight and Albert Cornelius.
At San Francisco Charles Dauer,
aged 7, had two stitches taken in his
heart. which was pierced by fall on
a broken bottle. He may recover
William N. Cromwell, the attorney
for the Panama Canal company, will
receive a fee Of $1,000. 900 if the treaty
is passed by the United States senate.
Five boys playing on a raft at Jop-
lin, Mo, were drowned. They were
Raymond Croceroft, Ralph Ooks.
Charles Ooks, Peter Berry and Luther
Berry.
Cater Haverin, New York play
wright. died from supposed excite
ment over the Resurrection, which he
was rewriting for Miss Blanche
Walsh.
At Olympia. Wash, an earthquake
was felt. Buildings were shaken so
that the occupants ran into the streets
in alarm. Two distinct shocks were
felt in Seattle.
Information of the appointment Of
Bishop Conaty, formerly rector OF the
Catholic university in Washington. as
bishop of Los Angeles is confirmed
by adyices from Rome
Police Inspector A. A. Cross of New
York is accused by George Bissert, a
discharged policeman, with instruct
ing him in 1901 to Tip off" proposed
raids on poolrooms.
gold bar valued at 1923 500 disap-
pcareG from the Pacific and Dominion
express Office at Detroit while en-
route from Salt Lake City to Philadel,
phia It was left exposed on a depot
truck
The new railroad construction for
1902 aggregated 1854 miles: 1000
miles additional were graded for track
laying $500 miles under contract,
eighteen companies control 5000 miles
of work.
lingo, the largest elephant in the
world, died on shfpboard while en-
route to New York frcm London. and
was buried at sea, The steamers
crew was terrorizel by its apparently
insane actions.
Jose Estrada Palma, son of the
Cuban president. was privately mar
ried to Miss Mabel Jacobs, daughter
of a New York tobacco importer. on
Feb II. Palma is student at Co
lumbia university.
Marion (Ark) residents are cut off
by the Mississippi river flood Rail.
road communication Is stopped and ap.
peals are made by telephone for relief
boats; the Memphis waterworks plant
is endangered
The Northern Securities merger
hearing was begun at St. Louis. At
torney General Beck in his argument
declared that railroad owners cannot
be kept from stopping competition if
the suit is not upheld
Jack" Ross, the 25-year-old son of
James Ross, president of the Do
minion Iron and Steel company of
Montreal. was heeced by spectators
out of $l,OO0O0O wedding present
given by his father.
Iowa patrons of the Elgiu Creamery
company, which went into bankwpcv
last August, will receive 40 per cent.
dividends on their claims This is the
effect of decision rendered by Judge
Mcpherson of the federal court.
The new trial of DR. J. c. Alexander,
charged with completely in lndauaro.
lis grave.rohhing. has been set for
April Is. Dr. Alexanders attorneys
will apply for change of Judge Al
AleXander's first trial the jury failed
TO agree.
William Pimley's nomination as as
sistant United states treasurer at New
York was withdrawn by President
Roosevelt after his confirmation be
cause of alleged Incompetence, Sen
ator Plat. Plimley's sponsor, was op
posed to withdrawal.
New gifts aggregating SOS 97S are
announced at the university OF Chi
cago convocation. Ten thousand dol
lars was given by Leon Mandel foI
an assembly hall organ and $4,000 by
Mrs. Emmons Blaine for school of edu
cation buildings.
The Standard Oil company vii