Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-02-25
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ton will be called May IS at Des
Moines.
Insane over worry because he could
not reform the world, s. c. Casey, a
prominent merchant of Hedrick, Iowa,
was placed in an asylum.
Miss Fay Durham, age 20 years,
took strychnine with suicidal intent
and died at Plymouth, Ind. She left
no word to explain her act.
United States Senator Burton's de
murrer to bribery charges was over
ruled by the st. Louis federal court
His trial was set for March %.
| The Florida limited on the Western
and Atlantic railroad was wrecked
near Atlanta, Ga. Mrs. E. T. Glennon
and Mrs. ]. M. Slovin of Chicago were
among the injured.
The Grand Trunk railroad was
blocked by snow between Rouse's
Point and Montreal. Trains were
stuck sixteen hours. Delaware and
Hudson trains were stopped.
Mrs. Jacob Antoniassi and five
children were burned to death in a
fire consuming the house in which
they lived near Croton, N. Y. The
husband, two boarders and the oldest
son escaped
The stage which runs between
Lake City and Sapinero, Col. has
been held up my masked men and tbs
registered mail bag rifled. 1t is be.
lieved considerable money was secur-
ed by the robbers, who made good
their escape
Near Winfield, Putnam county, w.
Va, an unknown assassin. killed
Thomas Sparks by firing through the
window of his home. Sparks was SO
years old and only his daughter, an
elderly woman, lived with him. She
was out of the house when the shoot
| ing was done.
SUFFERING from a recent attack OF
illness and en- route home, Louis e.
Sears of New York city committed
suicide by jumping from the steam.
snip Martinique twenty-five miles of
the Florida coast. The Martinique
was stopped as soon as possible but
no trace of Sears body could be dis.
covered
| Rain has fallen copiously over
southern California, relieving the ap-
prehensions of farmers and fruit
growers that their crops this season
would not prove profitable. The
storm has extended as far south as
San Diego where it is still raining
with prospects of continuance About
two inches of rain fell in Los Angeles.
Blanche Boies was sentenced at
Topeka, Kan, to serve thirty days in
jail and pay fine of 500 for her
second offense in smashing the win
dows of buildings in which joints were
operating year ago, She has been
serving a thirtydays sentence for
smashing the first windows of the
series of five. That sentence expired
Saturday.
The work Of clearing the streets in
the burned district of Baltimore was
completed and the rest of the week
the gang of street cleaners will follow
up the work of throwing walls and
buildings, City Engineer Fendall said
that permits will be issued to rebuild
in sections of the burned district
where no changes in the building lines
are to be made
John Chuck shot and killed his rival
then kissing the girl they both loved
and who had witnessed the killing
he sent bullet through his own brain
and fell mortally wounded. The
tragedy occurred at the house OF
John Maddox. where both young men
had called to see Miss Maddox. The
young woman became hysterical and
medical attention was necessary to re
store her.
Richard Guenther. consul general a,
Frankfort, Germany, has reported tc
the state department that professo,
of the University of Freiburg who has
been investigating as TO the existence
OF radium in nature has come to the
conclusion that all natural springs O
water and also the petroleum well.
possess a heavy gas whose radiation.
are similar to and probably identica
; with radium.
), d, L. Thompson, United State!
= minister to Brazil. has simplifie,
Nebraska politics by announcing tina
he would not again be a candidate fo
4 United States senator, He believe.
: he can perform better service a!
i minister to Brazil. He was a can
didate for senator during the struggl
which resulted in a compromise oil
( Charles II. Dietrich.
AS the result of quarrel whicl
" started over a valentine in st. Louis
Mo. John Garley. aged so. is dea,
from bullet woupj; Mrs. Minni
Howard, his stepsister. is under al
rest, charged with tAe shooting; VIII
; lam Ewing and Maud Goodwin re
Il ceived cuts and bruises and wer
locked up as witnesses. Mrs. Howar
D asserts she fired the shot which kille
Garley to prevent him from KILN
Ewing
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