Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-11-24

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The home OF Mayor NJ. l.. Fay of
Virginia, Mimi, was wrecked by a
dynamite mine. Political enemies are
suspected
Capt. A. r. Rouse, a British naval
officer, drank carbol:c acid in New
York because he had no money to pay
his room rent.
While feeding a corn shredder Sid
ney Carter Of Chandler, Ind, had his
LETT arm so badly Iacerated that ampu
tation was necessary.
Neil Sellers and Dave Brown,
negroes, convicted of the murder of
Mrs George Parker, were hanged at
EIzabethtowE, n. c.
the thirty eighth annual session Of
the National Grange met at Portland,
ore. with Worthy Master Aaron Jones
Of South Bend, presiding
Secretary TIft VIII ask congress to
cut the duty on Philippine sugar and
tobacco 20 one-fourth Of the Dingley
rate and that other goods be free.
A widespread storm with it's center
over New York Frustrated wires and
caused disasters to shipping along the
Atlantic coast and on great lakes.
Rather than sell the valuable paint
ings her dead husband had priced
Mrs. Gottfried Thebaud Goethe prefer
red to starye to death in New York.
Harry Thaw of Pittsburg. finally
agreed to give up Evelyn Nesbit, his
supposed bride. He declares she
isn't worth giving up an income of
SIT 800.
Adolph Weber was arrested charged
with the murder of his father, mother,
sister, and brother at Auburn, Cal.
and an attempt to burn their bodies
in his home.
William 1edd a Eorkmau, fell from
the Williamsburg bridge. New York,
though badly injured was able to talk
and may recover.
/ Tony Cassironi was shot three times
! by a fellow laborer named Joseph
Kraponi at Park Falls, Wis, and will
die. Kraponi boarded train. but was
captured at Abbottsford.
Eight OF the principal business
/ houses of De Witt, Mo, were burned
with the contents. causing a loss ag
gregating $4,000 The insurance
partially covers the loss.
Lieut. Charles Il. ID. Lord has been
diamissed from the marine hospital
corps, and Mrs. Fohs, who is suing
linn for $4,000 for treach OF promise
says she has had her revenge.
John Vancise of Cleveland. chung
all night to the slippery rocks at the
foot of an eighty foot cliff with his dead
daughter in his arms to prevent the
body from being washed out into the
lake.
( Thirty-fye persons, a number of
them from Chicago. We're injured in a
wreck of Wabash train, which
jumped from a sharp curve leading to
the merchants bridge in north St.
Louis.
The body of a man was found today
few miles from Mellen, Wis, with a
hullethole in the neck. The dead man
is supposed to be a Milwaukee bust
ness man who had been hunting in the
vicinity.
T.. s. Nichols has been appointed re-
ceiver for the Sandusly and South
western Electric railway company.
The company was capitalized at ST.,
100000 in 1902 and purposes to build
an electric railway from Wapakoneta
to Kenton and from Lima to Belle.
fontaiue.
At Miller. S. D.. the county commits
sioners have offered a reward of $4,000
for the conviction of the murderers of
George Todd and Jacob Johnson.
Beadle county will be asked to offer
another $4,000, and the governor will
be asked to offer $1,000, making
$1,000 in all.
Richard Van Colt, who was charged
with aiding and abetting in a colonial
ton in the fifth assembly district of
New York. where he was defeated for
the assembly in the last election, was
discharged by Justice Wyatt in the
court of special sessions in New York
on the ground of insufficient evidence.
The MarQuise des Monsters, who. as
Mary Gwendoliu Caldwell gave one
third of her fortune to the Catholic
church when she was p and CON
tributed 100000 for the divinity col
lege of the Catholic university at
Washington, divinity hall being named
for her, renounced Catholicism. to
which her father had been converted
shortly before his death. The univer.
sity announces that it will so ahead
with its plans. ignoring the detection
of its founder.
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