Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-09-08

of operahouses from st. Louis to Ell
Paso, withdrew his petition in bank
ruptcy.
Orrin B. Gould of Wellston, o., was
elected warden of the Ohio peniten-
tiary, to succeed the late E. A. Her
schey.
Nathan A. Frye, treasurer of the
Watertown, Mass, Savings bank, was
arrested on a charge of embezzling
$4,000.
Charles Snotzmeyer, farmer north
west of Columbus, Ind, reported that
burglars had stolen. $2,2O7 from his
nome.
John Reed and Andrew Gregoryich
were killed by falling rock in No. 2
of the Tamarack mine at Calumet,
Mich.
James J. Jeffries, defending the
championship. knocked out Jack Mum
roe in the second round at San Fran
cisco.
In a street duel at Florala, Ala, A.
b. Hammonds, marshal, shot and kill
ed Bud Tucker and seriously wounded
Jim Tucker.
Louis Halter, clerk, aged 30 years,
was drowned at Vincennes, Ind. His
brother was drowned in a cistern a
few years ago.
Perry Lundy and Mrs Woods of
Lincoln, H., were struck by the Alton
limited at a grade crossing near Lawn
dale, H., and killed.
The Irish National league passed
resolutions declaring that the people of
Ireland would be justified in resort
ing to arms to gain liberty.
An elevator carrying four men and
nearly a ton of acid fell at Rabbits
soap factory in New York. Two were
killed, and two fatally hurt.
Nearly 10000 men, mostly from
Jamaica, are at work on the Panama
canal The murder of John Deikler
bafIied Glendale, L. l., police.
1t was stated that Nan" Patterson,
indicted for the killing of Caesar
Young in New York, would ask for inn
mediate trial or release on bail.
The Order of the Eastern Star, an
insurance auxiliary of the Order of the
Star of Bethlehem, has increased its
rates an average of about 80 per cent.
Alexander Garnet who shot and
killed Major J. M. McClurg, a retired
army officer, in San Francisco, was
convicted of murder in the second de-
gree.
Barney Oldfeld lost control of his
auto at the worlds fair race and the
machine crashed into a fence, killing
two persons and injuring the chauf-
feur.
Los Angeles has been cut off from
railroad communication with the east
by washout of three miles of track in
the desert between Beaumont and FL
Casco.
Captain William e. English succeed
cd Harold Megrew as commander in
chief of the United Spanish War Vet
Grams under the agreement of ANAL
gamation.
Fire at Jurez, Mexico, destroyed full
ly half of the business houses of the
city. including the Banco de Minera
and PICARD brothers drygoods house
Loss, $4,000.
Information from British Central At
RIGA says the Kongo Free State is con-
structing concealed forts on the west
ern shore of Lake Tanganyika, fearing
a German invasion.
Two bodies o. men who had been
murdered were found on the farm of
Gershon Marx, near Colchester, Conn.
The whole farm will be plowed up in
search for more victims.
A negro who murdered ], B. Bishop
on a train at Macon, Ca, was shot,
but not fatally, by mob at Rebecca,
Ga. last night after the house had
been burned over his head.
The United States army transport
Thomas sailed for Honolulu, Guam and
Manila. with about 500 army recruits
and the newly coined Philippine pesos
valued at $1,127, 900 in gold.
A passenger train, eastbound, on
the Santa Fe railroad, collided with a
freight head or near Williamsfield
H., near Galesburg. Several pas
sengers We're hurt but none seriously
The supreme court of Minnesota re
fused to grant a reprieve for William
Chounard. convicted of the murder Of
his wife. Dora, at Cass Lake, a year
ago, and he will be executed today.
Miss Alice Pulsipher, daughter of Q
well-known New Yorker, undertook
in response to a dare to hold up the
Monida- Yellowstone-stage for n larl
and came near losing her life wher
the driver shot at her,
Sir William Ramsay. the noted Eng
llsh scientist and president of the So
ciety of Chemical Industry, who ar
rived on the steamship Baltic, is il
New York to attend the meeting of the
society from the 18th 60 the 18th o
September,
The Gross Coal company has suet
Mayor David S. Rose of Milwaukee 70
$4,000 damages on the ground o
Islander. claiming he said the compan!
boarded coal and sold it for S15 a tor
when the poor were in need of the
commodity.