Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-08-11

Brigham as assistant secretary or
agriculture.
Revolutionists who are exiled from
Santo Domingo are invading Porto
Rico, where they have established
headquarters to further their plans to
overthrow President Morales govern
ment. Loans have been made and
arms and ammunition are secretly be-
ing stored.
Postmaster General Payne is gen
orally upheld in his action in refusing
to name a postoffice in Mississippi
after Governor Vardaman, whose
utterance against President Roose.
velt's mother was condemned even by
his friends and cost him many thou
sand votes.
Policeman Pilger fatally shot Lewis
Aultman of Boston while the latter
was attempting to avoid arrest at
Norfolk, Neb. Aultman had been in
Bonesteel, s. D., where he is wanted
in connection with lawlessness which
occurred during the Rosebud registra-
ton period.
Charles Thornton of Chicago, acting
for A. Booth & Co., filed in Columbus,
Ohio, an answer to the quo warranto
proceedings brought to GUST the com
pany from that state, in which he
denies the claim that the company is
trust and declares it has not ex.
ceeded its charter rights.
The group of four buildings of the
ornamental terra Gotta works, owned
by Conkling, Armstrong & Co, at
Wissahickon avenue and Bristol
street, Philadelphia, was destroyed by
fire. The loss is estimated at $4,000,
fully insured The concern employed
200 men and had orders on hand tc|
the amount of 100000.
Secretary Morton resumed his
duties at the navy department in
Washington, after an absence of three
weeks arranging his affairs in the
west. Secretary Morton announced
the appointment of Rear Admiral
George A. Converse as chief of the
bureau of navigation, to succeed the
late Rear Admiral II. G. Taylor.
One of the passengers by the Celtic
which reached New York, had with
him a souvenir of the voy age which
he prizes highly. This is a pen-and-
ink sketch of buster Brown" ana
"Tige," drawn by Mr.. Outcault during
the trip. and warmly contested for by
saloon passengers, finally going to B.
Greenhut of New York on his bid OF
$40. The money was given to the
seamen's aid societies.
The Northwestern Photographers
which held a three days
at ST. Paul, elected e. r.
Zwefeld of Duluth president, S. P.
Eggan of Minneapolis vice president,
]. c. Johnsrad of Wilmar secretary
and B. C. Golling of st. Paul treasurer.
Minister Powell demands of Presi
dent Nord of Hayti that he take steps
to quell disturbances in Port au Prince
and troops are ordered to act.
Three men held up and robbed a
quartet of harvest hands in a box
car on the Atchison Topeka and Santa
Fee railway near Hutchinson, Kan, and
In a fight that followed wounded all
OF them. The robbers escaped. A.
b. Frazier was shot in the leg and
foot and ]. S. Frazier was cut in the
throat but not seriously William
Ross and Scot Fleming, the latter
from Cedar Rapids, Iowa, were badly
beaten.
Samuel L. Dana, the young bank
clerk found in Central park New
York. with bullet wound close to his
heart, admitted that the wound was
This admission was
made to Coroner Jackson, who, in try
ing to get at the facts from the
patient. threatened to arrest and brine
to Danas bedside Mrs. d. w. Dignon,
the young widow to whom he sent
note Immediately after the shooting,
and make her tell what she knew of
the case.