Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-12-10


assassinated Squire Osborne and his
son David and wounded two others
He was caught and jailed after des
perate fight
Motz Gropher, a tailor, was shot and
killed in New York while on his way
lone from rattle by Harold Ander
son, a law student, who mistook him
for a burglar
Irvine Miller, a Hampshire Qll.)
orphan with $1,000 yearly income
was kidnapped from schcolyard by q
man and woman who are supposed tc
seek his estate.
While reciting in a high school a.
Alexandria, Ind, May Runyan, the
16-year-old daughter of DIR. J. F. Run
yam, was stricken with heart failure
and died instantly.
An epidemic of CHAMBERS has broken
out among the horses at West Point
1t is thought the disease was brought
there by polo pony recently pur
chased In the west
By decision of Justice Bennett OF
New York, Charles B. Lewis, better
known as NJ. Quad, the humorist, need
not pay the $50 for which Marie A .
Billings sued him.
A tragedy was enacted just south of
Huntingdon, w. Va, when Kelly
White fred three bullets into the body
Of his wife, wounding her fatally He
then killed himself
Nearly $1,000 900 was distributed by
the will of Bernard Kuppenheimer of
Chicago among members of his fam
lily: $4,000 was left to charities. A
1885, 900 estate was left by A. H Bur
ley.
Miss Maude Weeden of Woodstock.
Wis, while on a train on the ST. Paul
road took dose of carbolic. acid and
now lies in a critical condition. The
cause. so far as known, is love
affair.
Three persons were killed and
freight train wrecked at Greenwood
(Del) by the explosion of naphtha
and three persons were killed by an
iron Mountain and Cotton Belt col
ision.
Phil Davis, Walter Carter and Clint
Thomas, all negroes, were lynched
within a short distance of Belcher.
Miss, for participation in the fatal
shooting of Robert Adger, a business
nan.
The open deer hunting season has
resulted in more fatalities than any
previous year in Wisconsin and north
ern Michigan, 10 hunters having been
lilled, against 10 last year, and 20
INJURED
Sumner Swan, prominent farmer,
was shot and MORALLY wounded by
Harrison Fowler, a brother-in-law, at
Barboursville, w. Va. Fowler is 81
years of age and owns valuable real
Bishop John O'Gcrman, who was
Oct. 2S, left Philadelphia
for New York. where he will sail for
Europe on the Cedric. Bishop O'Gor-
man will proceed to Sierra Leone,
Africa
When suits to recover 81 900 600
from organizers of the Ship-Building
Trust are filed q letter from leading
lawyer proposing a strange division
of the underwriting profits will be a
sensational exhibit.
William c. Hook of Leavenworth
Kan, was sworn in at Kansas City
in the United States court as circuit
judge of the eighth judicial district
succeeding Judge Henry C. Caldwell
of Little Rock. Ark.
DR.. j, V. Jay was found guilty of
murder in the second degree at Ashe.
vile, N, c., and sentenced to thirty
years at hard labor. DR.. Jay muir.
dered his three children. His mind
was thought to be affected.
A jury in the United States district
court at Los Angeles has rendered a
verdict of s27 500 aginst the Southern
Pacific company in the suit of Mrs.
Cora Vernon for 100000 as compensa-
tion for the death of her husband.
1t is stated that geld in more than
sufficient quantities to pay for dredg-
ing out the channel across the Col
htpih iiNti Deti may De SNlTdctSu from
the sands which the government
dredge Chinook is removing there.
Under the will Of William wyman.
the philanthropist, just probated in
Johns Hopkins University
will receive his estate, valued at over
100000, upon the death of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Helen Wyman Rollins.
AT Marshalltown, Iowa, Judge Burn
ham sentenced N. A. Carmean, for
merly president of the Rhoades-C Car.
mean Buggy company, to two years
in the penitentiary. Carmean was
convicted on the charge of embezzle-
ment.
As result of her recent differences
with the Rev. Father Farley. of Irv
ington, n. Y, Miss Helen Gould offers
prizes of $500. $3.50 and $500 for the
three best essays on the Roman Cath,
Ole and Revised English versions OF
the Bible.
The faculty of Rutgers college at
New Brunswick. n. j., has suspended
twenty-five members of the sophomore
class for hazing a freshman. The lat.
ter iS said RI hayn hAan ,r,xohlx.