Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-09-01

way between Duluth and Grand Forks.
en- charge of having embeZzled let
| tiers containing valuable contents.
District Judge Booth 81. Malone ap-
pointed his brother, Richard H. Ma
lone, coreceiver with j. c. Helm of the
Fidelity Savings association, which
Recently failed in Denver, owing ap-
II r1ximately $1,000,000.
| The death list 81 the storm which
! swept St Paul and Minneapolis and
the adjacent country Saturday night
now number, sixteen. Scores were in
/ jured and several other deaths, it is
/ feared may be added to the list.
/ Santa Fe train No. II was wrecked
six miles east of Topeka, Kan. The
entire train with the exception of the
engine and rear sleeper was ditched,
but only four persons were injured.
The track was torn up for 200 yards.
J Thomas Richardson of Portland,
/ Ore. chairman of the executive COM
mittee of the trans-Mississipp COM
uercial congress, has issued a formal
call for the fifteenth session of the
congress to be held at st. Louis Oct
rs to 20, inclusive.
The national state department has
been notified that the Mexican govern
ment has granted the request for the
extradition of Vance Fulkerson, held
under arrest at Juarez on charge of
embezzlement committed at the Ell
Paso clrstom-house.
A caye-in occurred on the Knoxville
and Augusta branch of the Southern
railroad, where workmen were excav-
ating for bridge pier at Little river.
Tennessee. Six men were buried, of
whom two, Enoch Reed of Rockford,
Tenn, and Roy Isabel of Knoxville,
were killed.
DIR. e. P. Chase of Shawnee, Kan,
shot and fatally wounded John Cahill,
the result of a former quarrel. Cahill
called Chase out on his porch and
with the threat, 81 have come to get
YOU" drew a revolver Chase drew
his revolver and fred first.
Four persons, Didater Dion and Will
brod Fraser, of ottawa, Can, and Divide
La Forest and his son, of st. Andre
Kamouraska, were drowned at Notre
Dame du Portage by the upsetting of
their boat Fraser and Dion were en-
ployed in the public works department
at ottawa.
After fatally shooting his wife at
Cincinnati, Fred Miller, aged rs years,
turned the weapon on himself, dying
from the wound while being hurried to
hospital Mrs. Miller was hanging
up the washing when her husband
fired at her from the woodshed, where
he was hiding.
The Southern railway announces
that on Aug. % the new double track
steel bridge across the Potomac river
at Washington will be completed and
on and after that date all trains to
and from Washington via the South
ern railway will be operated over the
bridge
Six employees of the Buffalo, Roches-
ter and Pittsburg Railroad company
were injured in an accident to hand
car near Rochester, N. Y. After get
ting under way on the handcar the
men began to crowd one another.
Andrew John was pushed off, falling
under the wheels and upsetting the
car.
The will of the late Isaac Newton
1oplff, who died recently at Syracuse
n. Y, has been probated. The estate
is valued at $250,00O, of which sum
$4,000 is given for Christian mission
airy work to be carried on under the
direction of at least three churches of
different denominations. The bulk
of the remainder of the estate is left
to the widow and her daughter Mrs
John s GreY of SYracnSe n Y