Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-04

StFSH cases VI the ulSedSe unuer treat
ment
A lunatic killed the sheriff in the
courtroom at Ukiah, Cal, shot at the
judge and was captured after a long
chase.
Henry Wulff, former state treasurer
of Illinois, was indicted by the grand
jury on charge of promoting a
lottery.
The beef trust case jury, which is to
try the question of immunity claimed
by the packers, was completed az
Chicago.
Five residents of Louisville, Ky.
had narrowing experience and mar
row escape from death in gulf OF
Mexico storm.
p. N. j. Meader, aged so years, shot
and Instantly killed his wife, Matte
Meader, and fatally wounded himself
at Dallas. Tex.
Abraham Fl. Hummel, the famous
New York lawyer is out on bail after
a conviction of conspiracy, resumed
his legal work.
| Richard A. McCurdy, ex-president of
the Mutual Life Insurance company.
transferred property valued at $1,000
900 to his wife
The son of Mayor j. f.. Schultz OF
Michigan City, Ind, is in dying con
dition at Florence, Ala, where he was
mysteriously injured.
The Colombian representative in
New York received a cablegram from
President Reyes saying the recent
uprising was unimportant
Mrs. Burke-Roche, daughter of
New York millionaire, persisted in
spending more than 5000 daily. and
this action divided her household.
Moses Feltner, the Leslie county,
Kentucky feudist charged with the
murder OF Jesse Fields, a member, OF
the Hargis feud clan, was acquitted.
New Jersey police captured two men
who 1t Is said, robbed many homes
by pretending to be telephone inspec-
tors. They confessed one robbery.
Robert Fitzsimmons, whose wife de.
serted him amer he lost fight to
| O'Brien, threatened to sue Mai. G. J.
5. Miller of Franklin, Pa, for 500, 900.
| President Roosevelt is planning to
become the republican leader of New
York with the ultimate purpose of
having himself elected United States
senator
The executive committee of the
national business league at Chicago
unanimously indorsed the Lodge bill
for the reorganization and the Amerl-
canization of the consular service.
Governor Blanchard announced the
membership of the new Louisiana board
OF health, with the additional an
| nouncement that DR.. Clifford II. Irion
OF Bossier parish is to be its president.
Testimony before the insurance in
vestiga,.ng committee continues to
reveal the shpshod methods o. the
New York state insurance department
in watching the life insurance COM
panies.
| On the petition OF j. W. Ryan,
stockholder, Henry G. Pomeroy was
appointed receiver for w. II. Arm.
| strong & Co, manufacturers and
dealers in surgical supplies at In
dianapolis.
| Mrs. Laura Corey of Pittsburg ac-
cepted an offer o. $1,000, coo settlement
with her husband, who promises not to
reopen ais affair with Mabelle Gin.
man, the actress, on her agreement
not to get a divorce.
/ The steamer Mowera from Australia
! brought news To Victoria, 3 c.. CT the
arrival of the American fve-masted
schooner Kineo at Brisbane, with
Captain Patten, his wife and the rest
OF the crew suffering frCm beri beri
The Armstrong committee developed
the fact that officers OF the Mutual
Life took certain stock offered to the
company and prolited 100000 by the
deal. The books Of the company
were shown TO have been falsified and
profits made on the sales of securities
concealed
The will of Robert f. Ballantine, the
brewer. who died within a few hours
after the suicide of his nephew, Robert
ID. Ballantine, was admitted TO pro
bate in the surrogates office in
Newark, n. ]. Mrs. Annie T.. Ballan-
tine, the widow, receives the bulk of
the estate, which includes all the
testator's household furniture, horses
and carriages and valuable paintings.
Fred s, Harlow, until recently of
Saratoga, aged about so, and his wife,
who was about the same age, are
dead at Albany, n. Y, as the result, il
is believed, of mutual agreement
A letter now in the hands of the
coroner leads the police to believe that
Harlow shot his wife, then killed their
pet dog and finally shot himself. So
far as is known the man has had no
regular employment.