Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-03-10

OF large molasses importing con
Germ. Liabilities, s451, 1923; no assets
The United States may be forced to
intervene in San Domingo. Foreign
nations are pressing the state depart,
ment to maintain order; annexation
may follow
/ The spot under which the drillers
of the Hudson river tunnel we're work
/ ing could be seen in the French line
turbance like a geyser.
( Charles S. Richards, a personal
injury clerk in Master Mechanic Ma
chin's office of the iron Mountain at
Barring Cross, Ark, was run down by
switch engine and killed.
/ Edward Buck, aged 40, was instant
/ ly killed in an elevator at Mclean, III.
His clothing was caught in set
screw On the belt and his body dashed
to pieces by the revolving shaft.
At San Francisco George NJ. Pinney
a well known mining broker and stock
speculator. has filed a petition in
bankruptcy. His liabilities are 1922
900. with nominal assets of $1,000
worth of mining stocks. l
Will Schwink was almost instantly
killed and his wife, Mary. probably
fatally shot by John White, a sheep
herder, at Billings, Mont. White is
from Emmett, Mo. The shooting oc-
Cured in lodging house.
The grounds and buildings of the
af nssr,
were sold at auction for $4,000, the
amount of the mortgage The fair
association will be reorganized and
the far carried on as usual.
The jury in the case of Thomas
O'Neill, at Cairo, H., charged with the
murder of Con Sheehan, returned
verdict of not guilty. Sheehan was
shot and killed by O'Neill in the lat
etrs saloon last November.
After men representing billions OF
property had enthusiastically indors-
ed the plan at a public hearing, Mayor
Mcclellan ordered plans to be drawn
and estimates made for a system of
saltwater pipes for fire fighting in
Manhattan and Brooklyn.
The American Carnation society has
elected the following officers: Pres!-
dent James Hartshorn Of Joliet. ILL.,.
vice presidents, Peter Reinberg, Chi
cago, and j. Gamble, London, Ont.
secretary A. NJ. Herr. Lancaster, Pa
treasurer, Frederic Dorner j.. Lafay-
cite, Ind:
Al Terre Haute, Ind, Mrs. Gertrude
Shawman, fearing the parents of her
husband, Harry Shawman, had prevail
ed on him to leave her, committed
suicide by taking arsenic. They were
married year ago, when he was I'M
der age and she %. and against the
wishes of his parents.
A large part of Rock Mount. N. c.,
was swept away by fire. the loss Icing
estimated at $4,000. The fire started
in the opera-house In the Masonic
building. which was destroyed to-
gether with the postofice The bank
building, the telephone Office and five
store buildings also burned.
Louis o. Harmon was sentenced to
lie electrocuted June II next for the
murder of George Geyer, a farmer
near Alton. o. Harmon was previous
ly sentenced to death for this crime.
but secured a retrial, which resulted
in the same verdict as the first. Otis
Loveland is under sentence ul death
for completely in the murder.
The state rested in the case CT
Lord" frederick Seymour harrington.
on trial at Clayton, Mo. charged with
the murder of James p. Mccain. with
the identification of the murdered mans
clothing. The prisoner paled and
shuddered at the sight of the musty
Lord Friedrich Seymour harrington.
then outlined the defense and began
the introduction of witnesses.
william II, Johnson, former super-
intendent of the poor and secretary of
the board Of charities and corrections
at Minneapolis. was arrested TODAY
on an Indictment. This true bill
charges the Ames official with present
ing a fraudulent bill involving grocer
les. 1t is alleged that items were
charged and paid fer by the city, but
never received
William O'Meara. who shot and kill
ed his father Martin O'Meara, in a
billiard hall at ST. Louis. Mo. Nov.
Il last was convicted Of manslaugh-
ter and fined $500 and costs Father
and son were joint owners of the bill
lard hall where the shooting occurred
The testimony showed that OMeara
had compelled his wife to do the work
OF porter and when the son inter
tered became enraged and assaulted
the young man with a club.
Albion w. Small. vice president of
the congress of arts and science of
the st, Louis exposition. has notified
Morris JaStrow. Jr, Phi. D.. professor
OF Semitic languages at the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania. that an official
invitation is extended to him to act as
chairman of the department of re-
ltgIon. This department includes Budd.
hism and Brahmanism. Mohammedan.
ism, old testament, new testament and
history of the Christian church.