Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-02-08

two months Imprisonment for annoy
| ing Mrs. Ebuille Pool in the street al
New York.
IN off1cial at Poltava, Russia, fell a
victim to terrorist assassin, having
been responsible for ruthless acts OF
repression.
A. A. Wolf, ST., aged 20, a member
of the Wolf & Marx Company, dry
goods firm at San Antonio, Tex, com
mitted suicide.
The editor of Around Town, a New
York publication, was arrested for
criminal libel on the complaint of so
ciety people.
Miss Alice Roosevelt climbed up
side of lofty steamer at New York
and was introduced to Congressman
Longworth's sister.
l.. P. Schaus, grand master of the
Ohio Masons, was acquitted on a
charge of obtaining money under false
pretenses at Newark
Carl Blake, manager of the Metro
pole club at Minneapolis, arrested
for operating a gambling house, chang
ed his plea to guilty.
The New York state prison improve
ment commission unqualifiedly recon-
mended the abandonment of both Sing
Sing and Auburn prisons.
John McKeoi shot and badly wound
ed Antonio Plattanio when the latter
bumped into him during a dance in
Tammany hall in New York.
Kansas will hold a semicentennial
brate the fiftieth anniversary OF the
states admission in the union.
Elmer Clerk, father OF seven chill
dren, committed suicide with car
bolic acid at Hamilton, o., because he
was unequal to supporting a large
family.
The Greenwich, Conn, tax assessors
added 100000 to the assessed valu-
atoms of the town. The assessments
of many wealthy New Workers were
increased.
Emanuel A. Busch was awarded
damages and costs in suit against
the interborough company of New
York because it made him pay his
fare twice.
William Taylor, aged %, shot and in
stantly killed his wife and probably
fatally wounded himself at the home
of his father-inlaw, Morton Baker, at
Sparta, Ky.
Word reached the governor OF Miss
issippi of the murder of j. A. Robert
son, sheriff of Covington, near WILL
iamsburg, his slayer being negro,
who escaped.
The trustees of the Carnegie School
of Technology at Pittsburg have re-
ceived letter from Carnegie thank
ing them for naming the woman's de-
partment after his mother.
The lower house of the New York
Legislature passed resolution pro-
viding for the appointment of a joint
legislative committee to investigate
the state banking department.
The dead body of John Cameron, Il
sawmill proprietor at Hamilton, o.,
who was missing two days was found
in the cellar of his house, the head
badly bruised. An autopsy has been
ordered.
One of the new steelmills of the
$4,000. 10000 group, recently author
lied by United States steel corpora
ton, began operations at McKeesport,
Pa. The mill is said to be the larg-
est in the world.
The trial of Ona and Delbert Hay
slip on the charge of killing Alfred
Fisher by beating him to death
was suddenly closed at West Union
o., and the judge sentenced both men
to the penitentiary for life.
w. f. Bechel, former president of
the Northwestern Life Insurance COM
pany, and Elmer II. Dearth, former
state insurance commissioner, were
arraigned at Minneapolis on two new
indictments charging bribery.
Edward A. Vaughan was arrested
at Denver on the charge OF using the
mails to defraud in commission bust
ness in Minneapolis. He was indicted
with Henry T. Raymond and three
others at Minneapolis last May.
A lone masked bandit held up Frank
McGuires saloon in the center of the
business district at Hamilton, o.,
forced the bartender to open the reg,
lister, took out SAC in money and
making everybody present drink to
his health, escaped.
United States District Attorney Dew
lin fled in the office of the United
States circuit court at San Francisco
two bills in equity for the purpose Of
setting aside patents issued by the
United States to Frederick A. Hyde
John Benson and others to lands II
fourteen counties of California,
A big bark, believed to be the Ad
miral Courbel. is in distress off Van
couver island coast. near Carmanah
says dispatch from Victoria, B. c
The lighthouse keeper reported tina
the bark was within mile of shore
with a big swell setting in, Tug
have been dispatched to her aid. The
weather is calm. but the heavy swell
| &C. Is. th., har ochnrA