Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-01-07

60 persons persisted
Senator Platt's call to the party
leaders to meet him in conference was
said to mean he had decided to fight it
out with Gov. odell for control of
New York machine.
Rev. WILDER o. Carrier of Chicago,
the new president of Carroll college,
arrived in Waukesha, Wis, and on
the opening of the school Jan. 5 will
assume the presidency.
Edwin p. Does of Boston, manager
of the David Harum theatrical com
pany, had serious operation per-
formed at Lexington, KY. He is I'M
able to continue with the company.
Lieutenant Lloyd c. Miller of the
United States infantry detachment
guarding the Mckinley tomb at Can
ton, o., who has been missing since
Dec 4, has returned and reported for
duty.
Fire in the large department store
OF B. Lowenstein & Bros, at Memphis,
Tenn, caused damage Appropriated
at from 100000 to $15O,000; fully in
sured. The chief damage was from
water.
John Mclean, vice consul of the
United States at Yokohama, has ar
rived at San Francisco on his way to
Washington on official business. He
expects to return to his duties in
Japan in March.
The choir of Melville PRESBYTERIAN
I'm.
suburb of Montreal, went on strike
because the pastor criticised the
members for eating candy during
services.
AT Mound City, ILL.,, fire DESTROYED
three small dwellings. A young
negress named Cora Calhoun, while
attempting to get her trunk out of
one of the houses, was overcome by
the flames and roasted.
The official estimate of earnings of
the United States Steel corporation
for the December quarter, according
to information in Wall street is s14-
100000, compared with s31 900, 900 for
the same period last year.
Rev. A. f. Sterger of Trinity Ger.
man Lutheran church. Baltimore
holds that moral lesson can be
taught better in play than in a SER
mon. and acting on that theory pre-.
scented a drama in his church.
President Roosevelt pardoned d. V.
Reige. former president of the
Missouri National bank of Kansas
City, who was convicted of misapply.
ing funds. The pardon was due to the
untiring efforts of the prisoners wife.
Perry S. Heath declared at Louis
vile that 1t was the belief of Presi-
dent Mckinley two days before he
was snot that Senator Hanna would
be the next republican nominee for
president and that he would be
elected st
The North-German Lloyd liner
sighted a half-wrecked
bark the captain of which appealed
for three men When the Hohen-
commander called for volun-
teers his crew to a man refused to go
aboard her.
At Pineapple. Ala, mob burned
the Jail and adjoining buildings in an
endeavor to secure negro prisoner
and lynch him. The loss amounts TO
$4,000. Rewards have been offered
by the citizens for the apprehension !
Of the participators.
A bank robbery attended by a des-
)erate battle between posse of
'itizens and robbers was committed |
1t kiowa. small own sixteen miles
'outh of South McAlester, Ind T.. the
'obDers stealing or destroying about
1880 which was in the bank.
Chancellor f. Benjamin Andrews
II the Nebraska university declares
himself in favor of accepting the gift
~ John ID. Rockefeller of SGT 900 for
religious temple at the university.
he gift requiring $4,000 additional
70 come from popular subscription.
Senator Hanna, still i'll and disre-
sardinS warnings of doctors. left New
York for Cleveland accompanied by a
nurse. Secretary Root denied i'm
that he had been asked |
by President Roosevelt to become
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committee in Hanna's place.
The coroner and the police officials
ire investigating the case of Mrs.
Agnes Minerva Leiby. %, who died
1t the home of William Ciader of
Allentown, Pa, under what seem to |
hem suspicious circumstances, and
me coroner detained William KunkIe. |
IN ex-pOliceman.
The navy department has been adj |
Vised that the torpedo boat destroyer
Lawrence was disabled in a storm off |
hatteras. while on her recent run
with the second torpedo flotilla from
Hampton Roads to Key West. Re-
pairs. which will consume a month.
VIII be made at Key West.
Rev. Father Jose Algue. 6 7
of the Manila observatory
and an attache of the United States
weather bureau. has arrived at San
francisco on his way to st. Louis in |
charge of the scientific portion of the
Philippine exhibition at the exposi
uon' He is accompanied by Roman
trinidad, Filipino assistant. and