Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-11-17

the worlds fair and sets Nov. 26 as
the date of his visit.
| The general board of the navy de-
sires an appropriation of $41,300, 900
for additional warships.
Mrs. Florence Maybrick's book.
which she is now writing, will be en-
titled A Travesty of Justice.
The new battleship New Jersey, hay
ing the most powerful armament in
her class, was launched.
Isaac Lebo, an election constable,
who was shot by Deputy Sheriff wei
ford at Goldfield, Col, is dead.
Mrs. Drexel Biddle and Mrs. Hinkfe
Smith of Philadelphia qUarreled over
/ the possession of pretty servant.
The Illinois hosting engineers lost
their strike and went back to work at
a reduced scale of 5h per cent.
The commerce committee of con-
gress will visit Panama to get informa-
ton on which 20 base canal legislation.
The county treasurer of Prescott,
Ariz., was found bound and gagged in
a steel vault in his office; $4,000 is
missing.
The plant of the Watson Stilhnan
Manufacturing Company at Aldene, N.
J., was burned, causing a loss esti-
mated at $4,000.
Nine. Rejane, the famous French
actress, was given a warm welcome in
New York on her first visit to this
country in ten years.
Cress Unger, for twenty-five years
connected with the custom-house in
San Francisco, has been arrested on a
charge of embezzlement.
National Corporations Commissioner
Garfield Is preparing evidence against
the beef packers and the tobacco trust
for submission to congress.
The steamer Finance, owned by the
Panama Railroad Company, from Colon
to New York, was brought into Savan-
nah, Ca, with rudder gone.
Because her husband had reproyed
her Mrs. Katherine Green committed
suicide in Brooklyn, n Y. The hus-
band dangerously shot himself.
Preliminary estimates of the depart
nent of agriculture on corn and other
crops indicate an increased yield over
last year and the ten-year acreage.
Wells-Fargo officials say the report
of the theft of an express package
containing $1,000 shipped from Chi
huahua to Mexico City was erroneous.
Statements from physicians that the
amount of oxygen In the air In the New
York subway was considerably below
normal will be investigated by the city
Edward Truman, aged 20 and who
was member of the noted Quantrell
band In Missouri shot and killed James
McCabe at Sedan, MINI, during a quar-
rel
The case against Mrs. Catherine
Gertrude Biggs, accused of conspiracy
in the murder of Albert Ferguson.
hack driver in Kansas City,
was dismissed.
Charles Bennett, who says his
home is Chicago, was arrested in
Rochester. Mimi, on suspicion of Icing
the murderer of DR.. L. A. Gerhard.
dentist of New Ulm.
Mrs. Henry II. Donaldson, wife of
professor at the University of Chicago,
hung himself as result of illness fol-
lowing overwork in connection with
clubs to which she belonged.
Sheriff Daniels of Fayette county,
West Virginia. was shot at Montgom.
cry and killed by Ed Jackson. brother
of Constable w. A. Jackson. who was
previously killed by John Elliott.
The United States monitor Wyoming
in an exceptionally thick fog ran
ashore at Point White, Port Orchard
Narrows, Wash, causing a leak.
The vessel pulled off after being hung
up for about three hours.
The properties of the Pacific Packing
and Navigation company and the
Pacific American Fisheries company
salmon-canning concerns. will be sold
at receivers auction in Bellingham,
Wash, Nov. IL.