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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13

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Sreslali unb beiratbste bort a6niess
marter. geibe tratsn bonn Suben.
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ffibrt. itanimt aus portusal unb wiro
in preuben ni9t a%nerfannt.
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3teuen SransaftiOnsn feiner Satin
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srObsn esniatiOm gu ssfaItsm.
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le9t tetneg eruunge ct n.
Berlin, IL. San. Die Repi.
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ten nnb @utsbefbsr eartorius, tueIder
bon Der Straftammer 3u SranfentbaI
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Wetnfdlf1ungen su breitaufenb Ma,f
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re1s berurtbeilt worben tuar, 1T abaes
laufen. Bie es beibt, nabm Sarto-
rius, beRen @eiunobeitssufano unters
9raben TT, auf drstli9sn@atb bon elmer
Berufuna Mbfanb.
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oerlegen tpirb.
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rieben.
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bertrstung, In pel4er @nb6naer Der
@sntrumspartei bic Webrbeit baben,
bat es abgsle6nt, f9 on benz beporfe=
benosn preuBiiaen stdotetag, tpelder
Der SppoftiOn sese1 bas e9ulunter.
baltungsgeieb ausorud ssben iua, su
betbeiligen. Die Mebrbeit Der Staots
bertrstung ertldris f9 nit Der gorlaae
einberfanoen.
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36l n, IL. San. Wittel= unb
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limb bon 6oapaRer ernflid bebrobt.
Die GltiHe babsn bsrsits sine sefdbr.
li&e 56be errei9t. Mu& i'm Rubrae-
bet gislt bic Sage aIs bsosntli9.
9 neuer 9 er6bnunas=
Werfu4 In ungarn.
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grapbii&en Melbuns aus gubapef bot
elm einittinoiger gsiu9 beg bort anfdf.
fiaen @r3ber3Oss Soiepb beim @rafen
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tton, srobs Iufmertiamteit srregt, ban-
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iber ben Stano Der Sinse ausseIpro=
den bot.
GtuaoDr.
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@uapaquiI, IL. San. Ser
britiide Sampfer ,Sausiaeo" nabm
beute bic 2eids beg @artoonifen 9on-
Jul Sbomas Haff. Der am 8elben Sie.
Der i'm Sabre 1902 farb. an gorb, our
g%eforberuns nod Seem Sort.
Ganaoa. !
Wieber Elm 0otetbranb.
DC ontreal, IL. San. Gin She'll
oes Winbior Sotol purbe beute burd
Geuer tbeilueiie ;erft6rt. 2etn 0er=
luff an Wenf4enleben 1T au beflaaen.
S9aben $50, 600.
San Domingo.
WoraIes in St9erbeit.
Gan . m ! n IL. Son.
Der fit&ttse prdfosnt Worales bat in
Der bieigen amerifanii9en @eianbt=
f4aft unteri&lupf gefu9t.
SO Rnb gerbanblungsn i'm @anae,
lm WoraIes 3u beranInHen, bon iei-
Imte 3u~riid3utrsten rnb San Do-
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
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fit eimen Solar fret.

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III frei Az beiiebea, peun man uaAfragt uno Die
aoreTe aneie6t. 9ieie Manns Msetjin siebt
Sbuen HofmaIs Den SpruoeI iuaenolihen @Ilds -
Sen Bulls THo oGs Sittern pbnfiihen @obIbebaeens:
ne madt ben RaHH mGHHGr5Ieih, mannestrdftig uno
mdnnesftart.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13

Tiger Sireftor Der preubif9en Sppo
i9eten' 4ttienbanf, Iolte rod elmer
gldttermslouns pOr sinisen Monatsr
cine Wilion Mart fir feline gntlaH zinc
aus benz 9efdn9niHe sebotsn babsn.
Stetes 8ebot pxrbe feIbfberitdnblid
abgslsbnt. Wie mir nun erfabren. III
8ommsr3ienratb Sanbsn iebo9 bereits
isit Mitte Ottober tpeaen f&were,
&rantbstt aus benz @efdnsnib entIaKen
1tlo bdlt f9 tn Der Wubnung isinsr
Jrau auf.
&eoatteur in Gaden
81 o g t." init O e.
tdn9nib beitrat t.
Berlin n. IL. San. Sn Jrant.
turt a. M. 1T Der &ebatteur Quintet
BON Der bortigen v0Olfsfimme" rueaen
4boruf beg v0orpGrts" -Nrtitels ae.
gen ben ebemaligen decentralization
DR.. Stiibel Tn eaaen beg vaontos
St" gu ie4s Monnten @efdngnib ber=
urtbeilt worbsn.
Die Geoafteure bes vYormdris" unb
beg vSerliner SagebIatts" paren tpe=
gen oes slei&en gersebens, nlr nit
Selobuben betrnft tuoroen.
Getanntli4 bate auerif bas v8er=
liner Sa9eblatt" Der Mnf9uloiauna
&aum gegeben, oaB Or. Stibel uno
Der Sanomirtbi@uftsminifsr General
leutnant 3. 9. b. pobbielsti ie Elm
SOnto ~St. unb 30" BEL Der Jirma
b. Stppelstird & 60. bdtten, tpelGe
aroBs 2ieferunsen fur Die e9ub9e-
biete bsiOrgt.7
Wsgen Der gerod9tigung oes aolo=
nialoirettors mar bann bonn Mus=
tpdrti:en amt Strafantrag sefeat
woroen.
aaifer 5rans Sofepb bel
oeutf4en 3@aifer.M an6s
BERN.
8erlin n. IL. Sanuar. Cine I'M
6inblid nuf tir3li9e tenoensi6Ie Muss
itreuungen intershante Na9ri6t brinst
bic ~s4lsRide @oIfsseituna". 9as
glatt bebauptet, bab 9aiIsr 5ran3
SOiepb ben bissidbrieen beutf&en oat-
isrmnn6uerr, bsrsn S@aupIab Hieosr.
i4Iefen fein tpirb. beipobnen perbe.
geuabrbsitet f9 bic Naaridt, 10
miirbe oas mad bieHsem Saftrbalten
bic bhnSisfe Wisberleaung Der biel.
fa9 aufgema9ten @sri9te isin, bab
swif4en 2aiier Wilbelm unb 9aifer
Gran3 Soiepb ni9t mshr bas fribere
freunoi&aftlide 8erbdItniB befebe.
Jrsili4 bate f9On bic .86lnif9s Sci.
tuns" In elmer Offi3i0isn auslaKung
tonifatirt, bob Der b~issidbrige Neu-
iabr;muni& bes 8aifsrs @il6eIm an
ben 9aiier 6ran3 Sofepb on Wdrme
oas getpObnte Wak t~ibertiessn babe.
Sobsn5oGtern Sta E q M
Berlin, IL. Sanuar. Ser ae-
iammte Stammbaum Ses Sauies
So6en3OlIern lit benz 2aiier bur& bic
gsmeini 9aftli9en 8erfaRsr bieiss
Werfes, ben 8eheimen Qr6ibratb Or.
Srobmann (friibsr am t6niaIiden
Sausar4ip), ben am f6nigIiden Mr&ib
ibdtisen ardibratb Or. S9ufer uno
ben ~ar9iboirettor Or. 3in9eler (3u
Sigmarinaea in Sienffen beg farfli&
9oben3ouerni9en 9auies). iiberreidt
tporoen. Die Serren baben baran
rleun Sabre binbur9 s~earbeitet unb al.
9robsn eurOpdiiden Nr9ipe benubt.
geionoere unterftBuns fanbsn fe
beim Wiener 9ofardib.
Die dltsfte urtunbli6e g%rmdbnung
oes 9ObensOlernbauies finbet 1O61
ffatt. gs beiBt bamaIs In einem
S9Ia&tberi9t: ygur9arbus ct @e3il,
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Wilbelms aweiter Stammbaun reidt
in ununterbro9ener &sibenfoIse auf
bic prin3eifin 9elene bon Sa9fen aus
benz asfanifden Sauie 3uriid, bic i'm
Ii. S~abrbuuoert gelebt bat. Cine
frtber oft bebauptete gsruanbtfdaft
,pii4en 9oben3OlIsrn uno 6absburg
aibt es ni9t.
Ses 2aifers g pra4Iehs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Scr ,,&otbe Sonntag,"
Srantrei6 u1b Sene5lela breden b%iplamatif9e Sez
5iebnage1 ab.

gSbte nd alstiras. = 6euer in Yanama. Bon Gi6tbofeu erhanft. =
Ser yrptbe sunnas' in Berlin. = Entfammer al.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-01-13
Yanama.
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panama a, IL. Sanuar. 6euts
Ha4mtttag ereignete i9 Elm Geuer in
Der Stabt, pobsi 3psi bon Der drmeren
2lafe bewobnte Sduisrgspierte elm.
i1liebli4 3tpeier S9ulbduisr abbrann.
ten. Sas Geuer fol bur9 bic Ia&=
ldiEgteit bon Sanitdtsbeamten beim
4usrdu4ern Der 6dufsr nit S9mefel
entffanben fem.
Sas &eboluti6n9en.
SuapequiI, IL. San. Die
&sbelen babsn &iaoamba berlaKen
uno mari4irsn n6rbli9.
SeutI9lano.
Die a9t3i9 Waffenber.
q NJ m III ngen.
Berlin, IL. San. Wie aemeI=
bet pirb, babsn bic 2Otalbebcroen Dor.
tebrungen getroHsn, um ON 81. 60.
ruar. Dem Sage, an usl9em in Berlin
BE eocialoemotraten bur& 80 rieFae
W-ahenberiammlnngsn I'm Wei&biloe
Der Staot CUR grinnerung an ben
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31

the north Siberian coast near Nico-
laievsky with the corpses of part OF
her crew frozen on board. Some
were missing.
The steamer was in the employ OF
the Russian government. taking a
cargo of arms and ammunition 10
Vladiyostck, and icing unable to reach
the port because of the Japanese
blockade, she took refuge in the Arc
tic off north Siberia, where she was
frozen in the ice. Nothing was
known after she went into the Arctic
until she was found with her frozen
crew. The steamer Erna was sent
to search for her last November, bat
failed to find her. The steamer was
discovered by Siberian natives. 1t
is believed that if the vessel is not
crushed by the breakup of the ice
she may be saved.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
HUNDREDS OF
BILLS AGAINST
FOUR BANKERS

Peoria, H., May 2S.-Four of the
principal owners of the failed Teis-
Smith bank of Pekin, ILL.,, were in
dicted under 1875 counts each by the
grano jury which adjourned yester-
day afternoon.
Judge Worthington fixed the bond
of the defendants at $4,000 each and
security was furnished at once. The
bills charge embezzlement and each
count is based on charge of an in
dividual depositor who placed money
in the bank after evidence offered to
the grand jury indicated that the in
stitution was insolvent.
The men under indictment are d.
c. Smith, head of the firm; E. F. I'm
land. Conrad Luppen and Henry
Block. Habbe Velde and Luppe Lup-
pen, also partners in the bank, were
held by the jury to have had no
knowledge Of the banks insolvent
condition. Schedules filed by indi-
vidual partners and by the bank
showed liabilities Of practically $780,
900; assets less than $500 900.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
REIcHsTAG TAKES ACTION.
Makes Rules for American Reciprocity
Negotiations.

Berlin, May 27.-The reichstag
Saturday adopted by large majority
resolution presented by the COM
mittee on commercial treaties, with
the approval of the government, re-
garding new treaties as follows:
First, the general tariff now in
force shall not be reduced below the
rates already granted to countries
having reciprocal treaties with Ger
many.
Second, before any new treaty is
concluded a meeting must be called
by the government of 1.-The CONNER
cial committee for the preparation of
commercial treaties newly created
by the imperial interior department,
in order to hear the views of the COM
mittee and experts representing vari-
Gus interests
Vice Chancellor Posadowsky-Weh
ner did not mention the United
States, though it was obvious that
the resolution relates to prospective
negotiations with the United States,
and he added that it would be neces-
sary in subsequent negotiations that
the government hear opinions of ex-
perts representing affected indus
tries before closing new treaty.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
DUKE BRAVES AssAssINs.
Vladimir of Russia Named Envoy to
Alfonso's Wedding.

st. Petersburg, May 28.-The APP
pointment Of Grand Duke vladimir to
represent Emperor Nicholas at the
marriage of King Alfonso of Spain ami
Princess Ena of Battenberg, recalls
the fact that this grand duke was
named to represent the emperor at the
wedding of the German Crown Prince
Frederick William in June Of last
year, but that the commission was
withdrawn because Of an intimation
that the German police were not will.
ing to be held responsible for his
safety If he appeared in Berlin. Grand
Duke Michael was thereupon substi-
tuted Grand Duke Vladimir apr-r-
emily does not fear the threats against
him and frequently is seen driving On
lie crowded palace quay and other
fashionable thoroughfares.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
ALFONSO'S GIFTS
TO ROYAL BRIDE

Madrid, May 28.-Final preparations
for the royal wedding are being hast
lily completed. Thousands of work
men are decorating the streets. The
parliament buildings are deliberately
trimmed with Spanish colors and s.
600 electric lights will outline the
structures by night. The ministries
of war, state and navy, have been
similarly decorated. The main thor.
oughfares are tangle of electrical
devices.
King Alfonso's presents to his bride
are on exhibition and attract great
attention for the beauty of the gems
and their value, which is said to ex.
coed $1,000,000. They consist of an
exquisite crown for the future queen
to wear ON state occasions, framed in
gold and set with brilliants, and also
a diadenl, two collars, one of pearls
and the other of rubies anc san
phires, a pair of golden bracelets, a
pair of magnificent pendants and a
large diamond brooch. One of the
curious conceits is a miniature dia
mOnd automobile, an exact counter.
part Of the kings favorite car The
door of this when open shows a por-
trait of the king.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
FOR NOT
GIVING BRIDES

Philadelphia, Nay 6.-Before the in
terstate commerce commission yester-
day testimony of sensational charac-
ter was given by f.. Albert Won Boyne-
burg, general manager of the Reakert
Brosther company, coal operators,
with offices in this city. He stated
that within the last two and half
years his company's car supply had
been so inadequate that the business
has been practically ruined. He de-
clared that other companies had been
favored in the distribution of cars AMI
said he had no doubt that discrimin.
alton had been practiced against his
company because it had failed to make
gifts of stock to the railroad officials.
He gave it as his opinion tina. Presi-
dent Cassatt was responsible for the
discrimination.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
WELCOME GIVEN
BRIDE OF SPAIN
ENA OF BATTENBERe cHEEREp
IN MADRID.
A DEMOCRATIC BEGINNING
Characteristic English Wave of the
Hand Makes Favorable Impression
and People Shout Praises Of
Princess Charms-Throngs Watch
While Royal Lady Enters.

Madrid, May 2S.--The royal train
bearing King Alfonso and his future
bride, Princess Ena of Battenberg, ar
rived here last evening. The princess
was escorted to Pardo palace with i'm
posing ceremony.
The arrival of the future queen OF
Spain was the signal for magnificent
ovation testifying SPANS welcome to
the new sovereign. When the party
stepped from the train they passed
through immense floral arches and were
received by an immense throng. Els.
corted by troops the party passed
through gaily decorted streets liter.
ally earpeted with flowers. Princess
Ena, with her mother and the queen
mother, occupied the first carriage,
while King Alfonso, mounted upon mis-
horse, galloped alongside, accom-
panied by Princes Ferdinand and Car.
los. The passage of the royal party
was greeted with tumultuous cheering.
After entering the palace, King Al
fonso directed that the public be adj
mitted to the grounds Crowds surged
UP the avenue, forming a dense throng
immediately in front of the portico.
The king appeared on the upper bal
cony holding Princess Ena by the
hand. The crowd stood with barred
heads, too greatly impressed to cheer,
but deep wave of emotion swept
over the Ghrong. Princess Ena, with
a radiant smile, gave characteristic
English wave of her hand. King AL
fonso and the princess appeared on
the balcony three times and saluted
the people. This democratic begin
ming has produced markedly favor.
able impression on tie public, and
all Madrid resounds with praise oil
Princess Ena's charms.
Crowds surged outside the palace
grounds for hours, acclaiming the
future bride. Later In the evening
King Alfonso returned to the royal
palace, Princess Ena remaining with
her mother in Pardo palace until me
wedding.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
MAN OF e2 browns.
Patriarch Falls in While Fishing
Another Body Found.

Galesville, Wis, May 2S.-With two
bodies lying in the Jail room OF tha
city building, Galesville is in the
fever of excitement. Joseph Quacken,
bush, aged 8" years, fell from a boat
while fishing in Lake Marinuka within
the city limits. Although the water
was not deep the old man was dead
when taken out 20 minutes later. A
boy of five years was with him, who
escaped. Shortly after the body of
Chris Lund was found hanging to a
limb over bank within few rods of
the city building. Lund, about 80
years old, had been boarding at one
OF the hotels. Suicide is the most
probable theory.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
FIGHTER BALks AT THE POST.
Mexican PugiIist Refuses to Enter
Ring With Nelson.

Los Angeles, Cal. May 2S.--There
was no fight between Battling Nelson
and Aureilo Herrara Friday night as
scheduled. After wait OF two and
half hours the crowd was dismissed
because Herrera refused to weigh In.
AS near as could be learned the stu
alton which led up to calling off the
fight was that the articles OF agree
ment called for weighing in at 6
o'clock. both men to scale 131 pounds.
Both were on hand at the stipulated
hour. There were scales there, but
Herrare claimed they were out of or
der and could not be adjusted. After
half an hours argument Jacobs sent
Herrara claimed they were out of or
fused to allow the Mexican to weigh
in. Nelson offered to go to the baths
to weigh in but Jacobs declined. He
also offered to fight Herrera at 40,
but the offer was refused.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
TWO BANKS CONSOLIDATE.
Union National at Eau Claire Formed
and Directors Elected.

Eau Claire, Wis. May 26.-Stockl
holders of the Union National bank
OF Eau Caire, consolation OF the
Bank of Eau Claire and Chippewa
Valley bank, have elected these di-
rectors:
w. p Bartlett, S. G. Moon, A. A.
Cutter, J. T. Joyce, p. N. Rust, B. A.
Burlington. George T. Thompson, Fl.
G. Putnam, c. T. Bundy, A. H. Hol.
ton, John S. Owen, X. RoshoIt, c. A.
Chamberlin and N. G. Foster.
May 81 officers will be elected.
William p. Bartlett will be president.
The capital is 100000; surplus, $780,
900.
The new bank is allied with the
Mortgage Loan and Security company,
which has capital of 100000.
La Crosse, Wis, May 26.--Group
seven of the Wisconsin Bankers as
ISOLATION has been organized here
and the following officers elected:
President, John M. Holley, Ia
Crosse; vice president J. r. Hart, FL
roy; secretary-treasurer J. e. Canoe,
Galesville; executive committee, II.
Hndemann, Viroqua John Q. Melby,
Whitehall, and the officers ex-officio
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
THlEvERY IN INSURANCE.
Sensational Facts in Northwestern
National Trial.

National Trial.
Minneapolis, May 27-Cross exam
ination of DR.. Jacob Force, now on
trial for alleged misdeeds while act
ing as an official of the Northwestern
National Life Insurance company,
Saturday brought out sensational
facts. The state attempted to show
that the defendant bargained with DR..
E. w. Edwards, who, at the time
Force Joined the company, was the
controlling power. The state also
attempted to show that Force, before
becoming president. agreed to see
that Edwards was taken care of while
in California recovering his health,
that he promised to give $4,000 for
this cause. He said he only paid
100000 of that sum. The state
claimed this money was given in con-
sideration that Edwards would re-
sign, allowing Force to take the reins
OF the concern. The examination
showed that Force offered for sale
his right to the presidency of that
company, which he held under con-
tract, for 100000. Force admitted
that new Office had been created for
a brother of Edwards, paying $4,000
per year.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
TABLET ON REDS MOUND.
Waukesha Women to Decorate Grave
of Old Chief.

Waukesha, Wis. May 26.-Every-
thing is in readiness for the field
meeting of the Wisconsin Archaeolog-
ical society to be held here today.
A feature of the meeting will be
The afternoon session at $3.50 o'clock
at Cutters park, where the local
women's club VIII unveil Bronze
memorial tablet. The committee
that arranged for the tablet com
prises Mrs. H. M. Buck and Mrs.
Thomas McManus. The unwilling
ceremony will be conducted by Mrs.
w. IL. Anderson, president of the
club. The tablet will be placed on
a cement base on the east side of the
large, Indian mound in the park,
which, tradition says, contains the re-
mains Of old Chief Waukesha The
tablet will contain the following in
scription, Prehistoric Mound, Marked
by Waukesha Women's club, May 26,
1906.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
TROOPS GUARD JAIL.
Mob Cries for Blood Of Kansas Muir
derer.

Winfield, Kas., May 27.-All after
noon a mob surrounded the Jail,
threatening to lynch Amassa Thomas,
who, on Wednesday dubbed Charles
McEwan to death. Saturday evening
it was reported that 100 farmers from
the vicinity of the crime were head
ed for the Jail. At the request OF
Sheriff Welflelt, Governor Hoch or
dered out the militia company sta
toned in Winfield. The company is
now guarding the jail and has cleared
the mob from surrounding streets.
The main streets are crowded with
people. Colonel Hersington of New
ton. commanding the second regiment,
has been ordered to have other com
panies in readiness to move.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
HARNEssED CHILDREN TO PLoW.
Startling Complaint Made Against
Farmer Near Neenah.

Oshkosh, Wis, May 28.-Complaint
has been made against a farmer liv-
ing about five miles southwest OF
Neenah on the line of the Oshkosh,
Neenah interurban, that he has been
hitching four of his seven children to
a pillow and compelling them to drag
the implement through a ten-acre
truck garden. while he guided the
pillow and drove as ne would drive
horses.
Farmers in the vicinity and persons
from Oshkosh riding along the high
way in carriages and automobiles de-
clare they have Witnessed the cruel
practice.
has been called to the matter and Dr.
Wilkie of this city, agent of the Fox
River Valley Humane society, went
to the farmers home and compelled
bundle to send five Of the children
to school. OF the seven children
five are of school age, whom he was
rearing in ignorance and compelled
them to work on the truck farm
None of them are able to read OF
write The majority are girls. The
oldest one and the one who was SAID
to have been hitched to the pillow, is
not over IA years of age
DR.. Wilkie says that the pillow is
heavy affair with harnesses attached
to it, which were put about the shout
ders Of the children. The farmer
says the plow is corn pillow.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31

Peshtigo, Wis, May 27.-This city
narrowly escaped burning Saturday
afternoon. Fire in the rear of the
business district was stopped at a
late hour by the Mcdonald icehouses.
McDonald's hotel and several neigh
boring buildings were I ably damaged
Aemer's blacksmith shop and other
structures near it, were destroyed
Several people were hurt.
Marinette Sends Aid.
Marirette, Wis, May PA cal
was received from the city of Pesh
tigo for help. There is a bad blaze
in the business district and a gale OF
wind is blowing.
Considerable property has alread,
been destroyed and the small depart
ment with only two streams is unable
to stop the flames. The fire broke
out at 2 o'clock
Marinette and Menominee fire de
partments sent over engines to fghl
the fire.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-05-31
New Way to Raise Funds.

Racine, Wis, May 2S-One hundred
and twenty-five business men and cap
italists were summoned by quick de-
livery letters to meet Mayor Nelson at
the city hall. for what purpose they
knew not. Mayor Nelson explained
that he desired to raise $4,000 for
identifying the public park. Men
present agreed to pay $1,000 annually
for five years, ana this amount will De
increased to $4,000 annually.