Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-11-22

| the price charged IN Detroit
Archbishop Ireland denounced so
!, cialism and the demand for the com
mon ownership of public utilities as
the twin perils of the republic.
A juror in the Standard Oil case at
FiRdlay. o.. when the company was
convicted in September, says that h.
was offered $500 to hang the jury.
Counsel for Congressman-elect
I Favrot Of Louisiana announcel that
he killed his family physician because
Of remarks about the formers wife,
W. E. Hinshaw, the pastor convinc-
ed of wife murder and paroled, must
serve out life sentence for break.
ing up the home of friend in Ind
lana.
Gov. Hayward of South Carolina
bids the negro to admit his inferiority
and the white mans right to rule so
cially and politically or else prepare
| to go.
A decision was practically reached
at the bankers conference in Wash.
ington to ask the right to issue en-
Urgency currency secured by liens on
banks.
The national divorce congress adj
journed after recommending with few
changes the adoption of the uniform
divorce law drafted by the special COM
mittee.
Washington, Pa, authorities ar
rested Michael Feleg. slave wanted
on murder charge in Meriden, Conn.
Fele confessed, but said he shot in
self-defense
Franklin Stone, indicted year ago
with F. Ewart Storey, for using the
mails to swindle people out of ST.,
100000, was seen in Cincinnati, but
escaped arrest.
Wesley Hardway was killed and 3
negro workmen badly wounded by
Fred Adkins, 10 years old, on the
Deep Water railroad, in Wyoming
county, Virginia.
President Roosevelt has approved
the report of the special committee
which completely exonerated Cover
nor Franz of Oklahoma of charges
fled against him.
The Standard Oil methods to keep
up the price of oil in Missouri and
crush competition was admitted In
court by the general manager OF
Water Pierce company.
The four-story brick building at
30S West Sixth street, Kansas City,
occupied by the Harvert King Distill-
ing Company, was destroyed by fire,
causing loss of 100000.
Colonial authorities of Newfound.
land are indignant at the British am
bassador at Washington because of
the fisheries modus vivendi recently
arranged with the United States.
William Whalen, an aged mining
prospector arrested at Sacramento,
Cal, for swindling citizens out of
several thousand OF dollars, was sen.
fenced to ten years Imprisonment.
At North Birmingham, Ala, George
Jost, former policeman, shot and
killed Constable Robert Hamilton and
at the same time fatally wounded
William Thompson, a deputy con-
stable.
Attorneys for Thomas B. Clement,
the aged ex president of the First
National bank of Faribault, Mimi, an,
nounced that they would take his bat
tie for freedom to the United States
supreme court.
Attorney General Stead rules that
express companies are common car
riers under the meaning of the Illinois
Central railroad and warehouse act
and the state board will fix maximum
express rates for Illinois.
Near Baton Rouge, Ia, the bodies
of Mrs. r. II. Neal Al years old, a
widow. and of William Bates, a
quadroon. were found. The coroner
decided that Bates killed the woman
and then took his own life.
Samuel Strother and George Sohlo
of Kansas City were arrested In In
dependence, Mo-, on the charge of
trying to bride voters. A. W. Bur
ton and Jesse Patterson were arrest
ed on the charge of receiving brides.
At New Orleans, affidavits charging
attempt to defraud the Commercial
Germania Bank and Trust company
out of $4,000 and uttering worth
less check for Si6,S20 we're filed
against Fred Deibel, Jr,. young at
torney.
The grand jury at Findlay. o.. indiet.
ed John ID. Rockefeller as president
of the Standard OH Company OF New
Jersey. 1t also indicted three direct
ors of the Standard Oil Company OF
Ohio on charges of violating the state
antitrust law.
At Long Beach, Cal, the coroner's
jury investigating the collapse OF the
Hotel Bixby returned verdict finding
that the accident was caused by the
premature removal of the supports of
the nth floor. The jury decided that
no individual was criminally respons-
ible.
John Segaloe, Greek fireman, who
made five attempts to swim ashore
with a life line from the steamer