Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-03-31

The residence OF Edward T. Jeffrey,
president CT the Denver and Rio
Grande railroad, Chicago, was robbed
og $4,000 in valuables by porch climb
ers.
Chicago and suburbs were swept
by fierce storm, which approached
cyclole. The houses were damaged
at Indiana Harbor and several persons
killed.
AT Charleston, S. C., man giving
the name of l.. Ivey has been arrested
by federal authorities on the charge OF
robbing postofices and altering money
orders
plan for the liquidation OF the
Northern Securities company was
made public by James j. Hill The
shares will be reexchanged on a fixed
basis.
Thomas Hopkins, vino eloped with
a 15-year-old girl. leaving a wife ana
six children, at Black River Falls, was
tried and sentenced to two years in
prison.
A bill compelling Chicago river tun-
nels To be lowered Immediately was
favorably reported in the house by the
interstate and foreign commerce COM
mittee.
Miss Nora Helm. aged 20, while
driving from her brothers to her own
home in Bear Valley, Wis. drove off
the bridge into the high water and
was drowned
Robbers had boldly looted the Office
ana plant of the Pity Packing and
Flue Brush Manufacturing company az
St. Louis, and hauled over 81 900
worth of loot away in a wagon.
Grand Duke Michael of Russia, the
heir presumptive, is suffering from a
severe cold contracted last week al
Gatchinan while sleighing with his
sister, Grand Duchess Olga.
A divorce conference, with delegates
from ten Protestant denominations
was held IN New York The ministers
was urgea not to marry persons con-
trary to lie laws of their church.
A warrant charging the embezzle.
ment of 100000 from the Orange
Growers National bank of Riverside.
Cal. was sworn out against II. r.
Hays. former cashier. by the bank
officials.
Daniel j. Sully, the ex-cotton king,
offered to settle with his creditors at
40 cents on the dollar and longtime
notes for the remainder The cred,
itors rejected the proposition in
dignantly
The body of August Goldberg. a
Moline merchant who disappeared
Nov -, was found in the river at that
place where 1t had been concealed by
The ice. and it is believed the man
was murdered
The government will not permit lit
ieation in Paris to prevent the Legin.
ming CT work on the Panama canal.
President Roosevelt entertained mem.
bers of the commission and instructed
them in their duties.
George Shamburg, aged so farmer
who resided near Seymour. Wis. was
saving wood with a power saw when
the pile of wood tipped over upon him
and threw him head first upon the
saw. killing him instantly.
The governments evidence against
Senator Burtol of Kansas, accused of
accepting Illegal fees was concluded
at ST. Louis. Contradictory state.
ments are told of. and $500 was paid
him by the Rialto company.
Postmaster General Pane is stiH
very weak. AS soon as he is strong
enough TO stand the Journey. ii the
advice of his physician be followed. he
viii leave Washington Tor sea-. ot
complete rest and regeneration.
y cloud burst of unusual magnitude
deluged the country ON the vicinity
of Mount Washington and Forestville,
villages southeast of Cincinnati. The
storm was unusually violent. following
a temperature that reached 76 degrees,
Seven persons crossing smah
railroad bridge near Wilsonburg. w
Va" were run down by Baltimore
ana Ohio passenger train. Anthony
Manardi wife and child were killed
Frank Jametti was fatally
hurt and three others were seriously
injured.
Miss Fola La Toilette Governor La
Follette's daughter. is going to start
out on her stage career as leading
woman. Immediately following her
graduation from the University OF
Wisconsin in June she is 10 join the
walton Pyre Stock company for ten
weeks tour of Wisconsin and the
middle west.
The resignation of Former Governc,
W. +. Stanley from the Dawes Indian
commission has been accepted by the
president, to take effect April /. The
president has decided not To name a
successor to MIR. Stanley on the com
mission as he believes the work of
that body can be carried forward by
the other members.
John Maynard, a negro. was found
hanging to telegraph pole at Mont.
Somery Station, Tex, on the Santa
Re railroad about 100 miles from
Houston, Maynard was charged with
being one of n party of negroes who
robbed number OF Bohemian railway
workers and after beating tho po