Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-18


found floating in Lily lake, in st.
Louis. It is believed he committed
suicide
The president has approved the
reprimand of Postmaster McMichaer
of philadelphia for political dis
elimination in the selection of EN-.
ployes.
The affairs of the United States and
Turkey have reached a diplomatic
crisis If the sultan fails to keep his
promise serious complications may
arise.
The Anticigarette league is ready
to begin a big crusade against the
sale of minors and the absolute
eradication of the evil in Chicago is
expected.
Many Chicago school teachers
charged in a bill before Judge Hanecy
that they lost $4,000 in get rich
quick concern named the Consumers
Coal company.
Judge Hanecy of Chicago issued a
sweeping injunction forbidding the
city to enforce the new law for
registering automobiles and drivers
and regulating speed.
Nine. Janauschek, the aged actress
who has been i'll at the actors fund
home at Statan island, has suffered a
relapse and been removed to sani-
tarium at Amityville, L. l.
Japan, China, Germany, France,
Belgium, Austria, Italy and Hungary
have signified their intention to ex-
hibit at the Lewis and Clark fair in
Portland, Ore, next year.
Rev. Mr. Copen drew a congrega-
ton by means of tight-rope an0
trapeze performances and preached
with a megaphone from a West
Virginia rock pulpit 500 feet high.
Isaac Grovelle, a Montana des.
perado, after shooting deputy sheriff,
escaped from Jail, was chased into the
governors house and after duel with
his pursuers blew out his brains.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson,
Senator Kittredge, and other members
of the South Dakota delegation in con-
gress, will make an extended inspec-
ton of the forest reserve in the black
hills country.
A contract has been awarded to
Robert Cauer, a New York sculptor,
for a life-size bronze equestrian statue
of General Franz Sigel, to be erected
in st. Louis by the Sigel Monument
association.
An explosion in the oil house of the
Huber Brothers, in the rear of the
Main street drug store at Fond du
Lac, Wis, wrecked that building and
seriously burned one of the clerks,
Louis thurman.
The body of a young man with skull
crushed and throat cut was found in
a well on a farm near Strasburg, Mo.
The overcoat he wore indicated that
the body had been placed i'll the well
during the winter.
John p. Johnson, a negro living a,
Kinloch Park, Mo-, shot his wife
Viola twice, wounding her severely,
shot and killed his mother-in-law, Mrs.
S. Burne. He then, with the same
revolver, ended his own life
The state department has asked for
the extradition from Beavermouth,
B. c., of William Bakka, who was
treasurer of the Red Lodge of miners
in Montana and is charged with hay
ing stolen $1,050 from the union.
The United States transports Kill
patrick and Sumner sailed from the
Charlestown navy yard carrying 500
Porto Rican teachers, managers, and
interpreters who have been attending
summer schools at Harvard and Cor
nell.
AT Jackson, Mich, John Allison,
Harry Slater, and William Spellman,
long term convicts, escaped from the
state prison. Slater was a trusty.
The three men We're members of the
notorious Lake Shore gang of bank
robbers.
At Cincinnati, on a warrant charg.
ing arson, j. w. Deeken was arrested.
1t is charged that Deeken set fire to
his saloon. The fire was put out in its
incipiency when it was found that a
lot of combustibles had been placed in
( the dumb waiter.
/ Omcers were sent to Dublin, Ind, to
capture Michael Alltop who is alleged
to have inflicted injuries on his II
year-old daughter. Ada, from which
she is believed to be dying, and to
try to head off a mob of farmers who
have threatened to kill Alltop.
Nicholas Dennier, alias Nick Dan
COMO, was arrested at Ardmore a
suburb of Philadelphia, on charge OF
completely in the murder of Charles
F, Hays, who was with PaymasteI
Campbell when the latter was robbed
of $4,000 belonging to the Puritan
Coal and Mining company.
BY the prompt work of the police
and the manager a panic was averteJ
in the Academy of Music at Buffalo
when the Glenny building next door
took fire. The manager closed the
doors to keep out the noise of the
engines and assured the audience
there was no danger. The Glenny
building was destroyed, causing a