Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-04-21

and Gregory drew a revolver and
fired into the crowd.
/ A heavy gust of wind demolished
the staff bust of President Thomas
Jefferson at the ST. Louis worlds
| fair.
George Harvey, editor of the North
Henry James, the author, after a so
/ journ of twenty years in England,
will return to the United States to
write and that William Dean Hcwells,
who is now in London, will remain for
at least year in England, with the
same object.
Miss Corrine A. Shields, member
of the senior class at Kemper hall,
Kenosha. and Lieutenant Clifford
Game Of the eleventh United States in
fantry were married at one Of the lit
/ tie American chapels in the city Of
Manila March II. Miss Shields left
Kemper hall several months ago to
make d trip about the world.
/ A local passenger train, south bound,
ON the Atchison, Topeka and Santa
Fe railway was derailed twenty miles
east of Winfield, Kan, by the spread
/ ing of the rails. The baggage, smok-
/ er and two chair cars. were thrown
down an embankment and turned COM
/ pletely over. Five passengers, all
| from Kansas, were injured, none
fatally.
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/ The duke of Sutherland and party
arrived at Winnipeg and later started
west. The party is on the way to the
Pacific coast. Special interest is at
tached TO the trip because it is said
the duke will be the next governor
general Of Canada. Among the dis
tinguished members of the party is
1 Sir Charles Ross, inventor of the Ross
rifle.
| The case of James NJ. A. Watson, ac-
cused of embezzling $4,000 from funds
in the custody of the auditor of the
/ District Of Columbia, was ended at
Washington by the discharge of the
jury and the arrest of one of the
/ jurors, Arthur L. Orrison, for contempt
of court. The court found Orrison was
perjudiced and intoxicated and SEN
fenced him to two months in Jail.
Eight-year-old Lolita, Armour, the
first patient operated on in this coun-
try by Professor Adolf Lorenz with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ogden
Armour of Chicago, was a passenger
on the steamer Kaiser Wilhelm IL,
which sailed for Bremen. The Ar
mours will go Immediately to Vienna,
where little Lolita will be taught the
art of walking under the direct super
vision of Professor Lorenz.
Great Northern passenger train No.
| 4, east bound, was wrecked near
Leavenworth Wash, by an embank-
ment giving away. J. A. Wilson, the
fireman, was killed, and john Croak,
the engineer, was so badly injured
that he soon died Thomas Downie,
train dispatcher, and brother of Will
liam Downie, superintendent of the
Canadian Pacific railway, maritime pro-
vinces, and Will Dodds. son of the gold
commissioner of the Kootenals, were
working to remove a train from a.
snow slide when another slide occur
red killing them both.
The secretary of the treasury and
Mrs. Shaw entertained at dinner at
cabinet dinner in honor of the presi-
dent, The guests included Secretary
and Mrs. Hay. Attorney General and
Mrs. Knox. Secretary and Mrs Hitch.
cock, Secretary Moody, Secretary and
Miss Wilson, Secretary and Mrs
Cortelycu Senator Allison, Mrs.
Cowles. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Walsh, Mrs. Conner, wife OF Represen-
tative Conner of Iowa, and Miss Shaw
Mrs. Roosevelt was absent in Groton,
Mass.