Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-03-24

cab.
. Commissioner McAdoo of New York
removed Second Deputy Police Com.
missioner Haggerty on his refusal tc
resign
: Rev. E. A. Schell was awarded s24,
900 damages in libel suit against DR.
Parkhurst of Zion Herald, Chicago.
The pension bureau issued an order
in effect April 10, giving veterans OF
62 years So month, Of S. IS, and 6S
$40.
I At Glenwood Springs, Colo, it is re
ported that George Go'''' will build a
summer home that wi &c ipse that at
Lakewood, n. J.
One man was killed and four in
jured in a premature explosion at the
mining camp Of K. n. Price, neal
Middlesboro, Ky.
J William f. Stanley, ex-governor or
Kansas, confirms the report that he
has resigned as a member Of the
Dawes commission.
A tornado struck the village OF
Neyland, Tex, demolishing number
of houses and doing much damage to
property. One person was killed.
! Nine arrests of alleged gratters &C.
CURED at Milwaukee Political OPP
ponets of Mayor Rose claim the reyela-
tions will disrupt the city administra-
ton.
George X. Thomas, clerk OF st. Clair
county, ILL.,, was acquitted on the trial
Of he If nj n
him with the embezzlement of county
funds.
The explosion of toy pistol caps in
the plant of the Chicago Toy and
Novelty company wrecked the build
ing, killed three or more persons and
injured others.
Al San Francisco the Delaware wit
nesses in the case of Mrs Cordelia
Botkin, accused of murder, have ar.
rived for the trial. Ten jurors have
been secured.
Trustees of Berea college, at Berea,
ny. will appeal to the United States
supreme court TO yitiate the recent
law making coracial education in Ken
lucky Illegal
Rev. Or. j. W. A. Haas of New
York has been elected president OF
Muhlenberg college, Allentown Pa,
succeeding Rev. DR.. Theodore L. Seip,
deceased.
A second and final appeal to Cover
nor Toole to extend executive
clemency to Louis H. Mott. the wife
murderer, was refused and Mott was
hanged at MissouIa, Mont
William Rudolph. charged with the
murder of Detective Schumacher
thirteen months ago, was arraigned in
the circuit court at Union. Mo. ana
entered plea of not guilty.
Edward Rauer and his son Peter,
from Jackson, Tenn, was asphyxiated
In room at hotel at st. Louis, Mo.
The son is dead and the father was
taken to the hospital unconscious.
The New York violet market was
cOrnered by John d. Rockefeller. who
supplies society florists from his
greenhouses at Dobbs Ferry. HIS
Sunday school class gets them fee.
The grand duke of Oldenburg, who
arrived last week on a flying visit to
the United States. sailed for Europe.
During his stay in this country he
visited Niagara Falls and Washington.
James walters, former bellbCy in
the Colonial hotel, San Francisco who
stole the diamonds of Baroness Won
Horst and was arrested in Mime
.apolis, was sentenced to serve five
years in prison.
Mrs, Hetty Green, Americas richest
woman, has joined the millionaire
colony in New York by purchasing
home on upper Fifth avenue. Her
new residence is a handsome five-story
mansion,
Report of Assistant Secretary of
State Lcomis on conditions in San
Domingo will show American mer-
chants were in part to blame for a
revolutions. Intervention is likely
TO be deferred
George r. Parker, representing the
trustees of the will OF the late Cecil
Rhodes, sailed for New York from
Southampton in connection with the
hOAuiiS VI tNdiHlildl.O IONS III the united
States and Canada for Rhodes scholar.
ships at Oxford.
The French line steamer La
Bretagne, while ON its way out oil
New York harbor. colliied with and
sunk two Baltimore and Ohio railroad
floats containing sixteen freight cars.
La Bletagne was uuinjured and pro,
Ceeded On her trip.
David Carroll. aged 50 years, sho,
and killed Anna Maxwell, a l6-year-old
girl. and then killed himself at
Nemaha, Neh Carroll was employed
by MISS MaNwell'S father as a farm
hand Carroll is said to have been
rejected sutton.
Az Omaha Judge Baxter has de,
cided to appoint receiver, to be
named later, for the Paxton hotel one
OF the largest in the city. The court
found that James b. Kitchen. presi,
dent of the company owned minority
stockholders S150,000.
Charles Brown, an inmate of the
New Jersey state prison. committed
suicide in his cell and John Rrou,r