Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-02-18
murder of Miss Sarah schafer.

has been abolished in the Philippines
The Millerstown (Pa) bank was
wrecked by burglars. who got $500.
The Ravia q. To bank was robbed OF
81, 700.
The Iowa antitrust law declared
unconstitutional by the Waterloo dis
trict court, which upheld 81 demurrage
charges by three railroads.
AT Roanoke, Va, Taylor Fields. a
negro, Vas tied to a telephone pole
and numerically whipped with wireE
because he talked too much.
A. w. Machen, in his testimony at
the postal fraud trial, declared he
owed 100000 on his arrival in Wash
ington, and still owes $4,000.
DR. Forbes of the Illinois experiment
station recommends a mixture of salt,
! lime and sulphur for the determination
of the San Jose scale on trees.
The Hampton Normal and Ayr
cultural institute of Hampton, Va, is
left 100000 by the will of Hudson
Hoagland who died in New York.
New principles are declared by the
national womans suffrage convention.
Taxation of women without CORES
pending representation is held to be
tyranny.
The sledge hammer used to batter
the carbarn door was identified at the
bandits trial as belonging to the
Northwestern railroad, for whom Van
Dine worked.
At HOusttn, Tex, a fire destroyed a
block of buildings and half a dozen
residences. Several persons are unac-
been found
A parole was asked of the Iowa
state board for Nathan and Frank
Rainsbargerf who murdered Enoch
Johnson in 1884 and secured SIG, 500 in
surance on his life.
The Iroquois theater fire will be
thoroughly investigated by a special
grand jury, according to it's foreman.
The absence of fire apparatus may in
volye city officials.
Arthur G.. Gaukler of Detroit was
granted an ecclesiastical divorce from
Marion Loomis of Chicago by Pope
Plus, who reversed the Holy Name
cathedral courts action.
While a dense fog hung over New
York Mrs. Catherine Conway, so years
old, was killed by an automobile
driven by George Gordon, who was al
rested after trying to escape
AT Victoria, b. c., by decision
Edna Wallace Hopper is defeated in
her efforts to break the will of her
step-father Alexander Dunsmuir, and
secure a portion of the Dunsmuir
millions.
A quasi epidemic of typhoid fever
exists in WATERFOWL, Ny. Health
officials state that there are between
$50 and 200 cases in the city and the
two public hospitals are crowded TO
oyerflowlng.
Mrs. Helen Williams Post the men
talscience healer of Jacksonville, Fla,
says that her Lrain Is like a Marconi
battery sending out flashes of thought
and healing wherever a mind is found
IN sympathy.
Mayor Patrick Mullins of Butte,
Mont, has begun suit for damages of
$4,000 against Alderman John Glee-
son of the same city. The suit grows
out of two alleged defamatory com
addressed to the council
and which led to impeachment pro-
ceedings against the mayor.
After searching for forty-seven
years for her brother George Jumont,
who disappeared from his home in
Detroit when 10 years of age. he has
at last been located by Mrs. Lucy
Clark of Detroit on his farm in Brecks-
vile. Ohio, where he is living a quiet
and retired life. a bent and aged man.
Charles T.. Kruger was hanged in
the Jail yard at Greensburg. Pa, for
killing Constable Harry Bierer sent
July . last to arrest Kruger on a
charge of disorderly conduct. Kruger
did not resist arrest, but stepped into
an adjoining room to get his coa.,
and from there fired on and killed
B,erer.
Mrs. Benjamin Rogers at Brushville,
Wis, met death by a heavy door fall
ing on her. She was found by her
husband pinned solidly beneath the
heavy mass of timbers, her body badly
crushed. Their 3-year-old boy was
found patiently rocking his 6-months-
old sister in her cradle in the dark.
and all fires out.
John nOtSon who hos haar 80, +r;ot
at Missoula, Mont, for the alleged
murder of Frank O'Dell has been ac-
quilted. The Jury was out five hours.
Dotsou was alleged by the state to
have been drinking and in firing
through the wall of building in an
attempt to shoot the proprietor of
saloon killed ODell,
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