Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-01-07
DOM ESTIC.

DOm 60 U H.
Dowie said he would return to eartl
after his death
In Chicago four persons died as
result of Saturdays blizzard.
A severe earthquake, lasting abou
eight seconds, shook Los Angeles.
Fire caused loss of $4,000 to the
First National bank of Marietta
Ohio.
Six alleged lynchers were released
at Carbonate, H., by negro justice
of peace.
Postohice figures indicate that the
Christmas business this year was a
record-breaker.
Secretary Hay is not improved and
viii be obliged To give up work and
go south for a time.
Postmaster General Payne Is suffer
ing with a severe cold and Is unable
to leave his apartments.
Wisconsin Central railroads gross
earnings for November decreased $751;
400; net decrease $4S,459.
At Troy, N: Y, damage to the ex-
tent of 100000 resulted from the
fifth big fire within week
Cooper Union, New York, won its
$4,000 damage suit against the
Manhattan elevated railroad.
The National tube company
factory at owen Sound, Ont, was de
stroyed by fire. Loss 100000.
Brennan. the Chicago artist who
mill atpnc lie
insane, his father declares.
Roy Uchurch committed suicide at
Galatia, H.. by shooting himself
through the head with a pistol.
The recent fluctuations in the
weather have caused an alarming in.
crease in mortality in Chicago
The Adams Steel and Wire com
pany's plant at Joliet was destroyed
by fire, causing loss of $4,000.
Charles and Henry Nelson will be
hanged February 10 for the murder
of Harry Krie of Owatonna, Mimi
Frank McNamee, the notorious rob-
Der of negro graves. was found dead
at Philadelphia. Murder is suspected.
The opening performance of "Parsi.
fal" brought $4,000 to the box-office
of the Metropolitan opera house, New
York
j. Ed Grille. Cincinnati, was elected
president of the American Baseball as
sociation to succeed T. ]. Hickey,
resigned.
AT Philadelphia two white men
armed with revolvers blew open a
safe, held up several persons and es.
capped. s.
Thomas Tobin. the murderer of
Captain Croft at New York, has been
declared insane and will not be
electrocuted.
In Chicago ten thousand men. WON.
EN- and children shared the big Christ
mas dinner furnished by the Volun.
teers of America
All of those injured in the Pere
Marquette wreck in Michigan are re-
covering, The death list contains
nineteen names,
George Ryan. the driver for Phila.
delphia undertaken, refused to haul a
casket containing the body of Charles
Taylor, colored.
General Robert Shaw Oliver. as
sistant secretary of war, gave
dinner at Albany. N. Y. and was pre-
scented with a saber
Three of the Chicago bandits; Van
Dine. Neidermeier and Marx, appear.
ed In court and asked continuance
and separate trials
Mrs. Emma Well AZ years old, of
Milwaukee disappeared from her
home. The Chicago police have been
asked to search for her.
Plans have been drawn for build.
ing to be erected in New York which
will be the tallest in the world and
will be 615 feet high.
At Mascoutal. H.. during the annual
firemen's ball there were FIVE in
cendiary fires within half an hour. en-
failing loss of $4,000,
Unable to purchase desired gifts for
his three motherless children. a
Columbia county. New York, farmer
killed them and himself.
Ex-Congressman John NJ. Glover
defied the Cripple Greek. Colo
military officials one hour and sur,
rendered after being wounded in the
arm.
Emery sheldon and Eli Kemp OF
Highwood, Mich, were run over by q
train and killed while driving across
the track four miles east OF Gladwin
Mich.
Herbert w Bowen. United States
minister to Venezuela, sailed for the
capital OF that country, accompanied
by Mrs. Bowen and Miss Julia Par
meley of New Haven.
Hugh A, Mullen. one of the pro
prietors of the Philadelphia SUNDAY
World and prominent in Quaker city
politics. was killed last night by :
train near his home.
The official investigation of tn,
Baltimore & Ohio wreck at Dawson