Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1905-10-19

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stcpfather, was exonerated.
w. II. DENNY, cashier Of the First
National Bank at Willistoi,, n D., has
been arrested and held under bonds
or a charge of receiving horses known
TO have been stolen. His arrest Is in
connection with a big cattle rushing
case.
In the trial of Commander Young,
accused Of neglect Of duty in cen
nection with the explosion on tss::1
Remington, which was resumed al
Mare Island, Cal, yesterday, Machin-
lists Mate Nelson testified that just
before the disaster the steam gauge
registered 1872 pounds pressure.
At Kokomo. Ind. Judge Elliott rem,
dered judgments agregating $4,000
against the indianapolis Northern
Traction company in favor OF Brennon
& Co. the contractors who built the
road from Kokomo to LoganspoEt. The
company will appeal.
Why the Mutual Life Insurance com,
pany found it necessary TO pay one sta
toner who occupies part of the com.
pany's building 100000 for printing
and paper, when the other big concerns
get along on a much smaller sum, is
question the New York legislative
commission will try to solve.
At the convention OF the Upper Mis-
sissippi River Improvement assocla,
ton at La Crosse the delegates consid-
erd plans for laying before congress a
request for an appropriation of $751;
100000 for six-foot channel between
ST. Paul and st. Louis. Minneapolis is
to get the next convention.
In Kansas City, Mo, at the Ameri
can Royal cattle show the first prize
for Hereford senior yearling heifer
was awarded to Gargil & Macmillan
first for Aberdeen-Angus senior
yearling heifer to A. G. Binnie, Alta,
Iowa.
II. S. Howard, an aged negro Of
Birmingham, Ala, was arrested on u
charge of writing insulting letters to
President Roosevelt. He admitted
sending two letters, but said they
were in regard to the disfranchisc-
ment of the negro and were not
threatening, and was allowed tC GO.
At La Crosse it has been discovered
that Adolrh Frederick, aged G5, who
committed suicide because a hand
some southern girl refused to marry
him, and who was buried beside the
grave of the woman with whom he
had lived as his wife for many years,
maintained a second wife in St Paul
Five Omaha councilmen, backed by
the mayor had policemen stationed at
the door of the council chamber to
prevent three others front breaking
the quorum while they passed a ter
year contract with the Omaha Gas
company, which has been opposed biz
terly
The National Association of Sta
toners and Manufacturers opened its
annual convention at st. Louis, 800
delegates being present Fletcher
Il. Gibbs of Chicago, national presi-
dent, said the association would not
concern itself with labor problems or
the control of prices.
Charges that United States Judge
Baker of Indiana levied campaign cor
tribulCns ON postofiice employees at
Goshen, with the jurist's admission
that they are true, were laid before
the department of Justice at Washing
ton by the civil service commission
with the statement that the statute
of limitations is the only defense.
The Mutual Life Insurance company
keeps house in Albany for the sImp-
tuous entertainment of legislators
whose friendship it is desirable to re-
tain. is the story told to Attorney
Hughes of the New York legislative
investigating committee.
Attorney Fits of Vermont entered
motion in the supreme court of the
United States for the advancement on
the docket of the case of Mrs Mary
NJ. Rogers, under conviction by the
Vermont courts on the charge of kill
ing her husband at Bennington in
1892, and sentenced to be hanged BY
the state courts.
At Bloomington, Ind, Mrs. Frank
Mulky, prominent N club circles, was
attacked by negro, who gained en-,
trance to her bed room by climbing a
verauda She fought desperately
and he fled. She telephoned the
police. who captured n colored man
with his face and hands badly scratch
ed who gave the name of Leasy John.
son. He was taken out of town for
safe keeping.
Al Columbus, Ohio. r. W. Huston,
w. p. AnGwalt and A. c. Lowe, VIE
nesSes in the bridge combine case,
who were called TO give dispositions,
We're ordered committed TO Jail for re
lusal TO answer questions regarding
the alleged ccm5ine. but were allowed
their liberty pending an application
for habeas corpus.
FOREIGN.
A strong movement is on foot in
both countries to bind Great Britain