Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-11-03

w. s. Wilson of Hinsdale, Ill,
seeks to restrain the secretary Of the
treasury from making payments or
issuing bonds for the Panama canal.
Acknowledgement Moody has de-
clIned to authorize the institution OF
criminal proceedings against Consul
General Goodnow, stationed at Shang-
bal.
D. C.. Gallagher was appointed re-
pany of Charleston, w. Va. The
liabilities are $65,OO0 and assets
s150,0OO.
John Morley, English statesman and
man of letters, who arrived in
Amedica, will be entertained by Presi
dent Roosevelt at the white house
Nov. 9.
Several were injured by falling
from a moving train. r. c. Yandalsell
crawled half milo in seven hours to
the nearest house near Chippewa
Falls. Wis.
The Kansas xupreme court has
issued a mandatory order requiring
the school board of Coffeyville to ad
NIT negro children to the white
schools.
The census bureau issued bulletin,
showing the quantity Of cotton ginned
up to Oct. IS TO be 426,883 running
bales, as against 292,639 for the same
period in 1903.
Mrs. w. r. Krauss, arraigned a,
Hartford City, Ind, for poisoning her
stepdaughter on Aug. 2, pleaded
guilty. She was sent to the peni-
Tertiary for life.
A kidnapped child was found muir
dered near Valley Forge, Pa, and six
gypsies arrested on suspicion narrow.
ly escaped lynching at the hands OF
an angry mob.
George Bennett, superintendent of
rural mail delivery routes in northern
Illinois, was killed and his companion
probably fatally injured in an auto
accident near Marengo, III.
Mrs Donal Gulliory, 100 years old,
was burned to death at the altar OF
the Catholic church at Opelousas, La.
while bowed in prayer. Her clothing
became ignited from a candle on the
altar.
Andrew Carnegie, who arrived in
New York with John Morley, the Eng
lish statesman and author, declared +.
his opposition to the plan of calling a
peace conference at The Hague at
this time.
The Lost Cabin" mine, a lode of
vast richness, was discovered In
Modoc county, California, after
search extending over nearly half
century and at cost of many lives and
great treasure.
At La Crosse Adolph Hett. stu.
dent of a business college, ac-
cidentally swallowed his diamond
ring. and all efforts of ply sicians to
locate have proved fruitless. 1t has
caused him no pain.
Mary Chester, who was entertain
ing friends in ner home at Ottumwa,
Iowa, was called to the door and
fatally shot. The murderer stood
off with revolver those who sought
to capture him and escaped.
Hetty Green refused to ape Andrew
Carnegie by giving the people of
Wendell. Mass, her native town, a
library and announced in letter that
she intended to fight to have hor taxes
in that place reduced from s25 to
$3.50. -
Mrs Dolores Moran OF San Antonio,
Texas was frightened to death by
the appearance of a man in her bed
room armed with a pistol. H. l..
Thompson of Memphis, who was
drunk and searching for burglars. is
held for murder.
Harry X. Thaw, the young Pittsburg
millionaire, married a chorus girl in
London, despite the fact that his
family protected him from the |
Vaccinations of the girls, and were |
angeling for a bride for him among
the titled women of Great Britain.
Professor Agassiz of Harvard has
gone to Panama. where he will spend |
$4,000 out of his own pocket rather |
that surrender any scientific credit |
which he believes rightflully belongs
to him. He refused to accept $4,000 |
from Andrew Carnegie. offered on
condition that Carnegie's name be
given to the expedition.