Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-10-04

interstate commerce commission when
that body was investigating charges
against the Pennsylvania railroad
Prof Weiner, of Harvard, declared
his precocious son, who has entered
Tufts college at eleven, is not cram
med" and is sometimes lazy
| The body of Frank Ricna, an Italian
aged "a years, was found at Pitts
burg, Pa. A seven-inch knife wound
in the abdomen points to murder.
;, Patsy King, former Chicago
policy operator, was arrested by gov
fernment agents charged with swind-
ling by means of land company.
Fire Destroyed the Wadsworth-How-
land plant factory at 1302-130s In
diana avenue, with loss of $4,000,
and caused injuries to three persons.
| Mrs. Hi-man Oelrichs filed a petit
ton at San Francisco requesting that
special letters of administration be
granted her upon the estate of her
| late husband.
\ A secret conference of window glass
manufacturers is being held in
Pittsburg for the purpose, 1t is said,
| of devising plans to abolish the job
Der and form a selling pool.
The supreme council of the Young
Mems institute, attended by twenty
five delegates from many states, be-
gan three days session at Indian
apolis.
Swollen by heavy rains, the waters
| OF Town brook burst through
one of the dams of the Plymouth,
Mass, mills and did damage estimated
at $4,000.
An Internal machine addressed TO
Jacob Schiff, the New York banker,
was found by accident in a Philadel-
phia plot to STAY him for loaning the
car money.
Sheldon Potter, the deposed Phila-
delphia official, threatened to bring
impeachment proceedings against
Mayor Weaver for using his influence
in politics.
The residents of whiting, Ind, are
the Standard Oil Company import
negroes to take the places Of the
striking firemen.
The headless and legless body of d
man, bearing three stab wounds,
was found in a gunnysack in lot
at Thirty-sixth street and Eleventh
avenue, New York.
President Roosevelt was asked to
personally investigate the charges
involving ex-Postmaster Hull of
Peoria, Congressman Graft, and ex-
Lieut.. Gov. Northcott
The sixteenth annual convention of
the Medal of Honor Legion of the
United States. with 100 members at
tending from all parts of the country,
opened at Winstead, Conn.
Miss Eleanor Wood of Montclalr,
N. Y. who was lured from home by a
man who pretended to employ her,
was held captive a day and two
nights, drugged and robbed.
/, General Fred Grant, General o. o.
Howard, Mrs John A. Logan and
other distinguished people will attend
the reunion of the army of Tennessee
: - N'hhSit A'ituo III 4NONtUlD6l.
Rear Admiral Mordecai r. Endicott.
chief of the bureau of yards and
docks, navy department, will retire
from that office upon reaching The
statutory age. 62 years. Nov. 26.
The steamer State of Ohio, which
went ashore on Rattle Snake island.
near Put-in-Bay, last Thursday, has
been abandoned by the owners and
turned over to the underwriters.
Percy Bowmaster. aged 33 years
! saloon keeper of Allegheny, Pa.
committed suicide by shooting him
self in the head after attempting 70
kill his wife. Jealousy was the cause.
The United States transport Sheri-
dan has been raised considerably oy
pumping out the water in her hold,
according to Honolulu adyices. 1t
is expected she will be floated today.
Senator Albert J. Beveridge made
the opening speech of the republican
campaign. opposing government own
ership of railroads and declaring THAI
armed Intervention in Cuba seemed
a necessity.
Twenty-Five thousand dollars, ac-
cording to DR.. Luther II. Phipps OF
Paw Paw, Mich. vanished from his
safety deposit box. and detectives.
lawyers and bank officials institute
vain search.
Ex-senator w. d. washburn of Min.
nesota will preside at banques to
be rendered the delegates to the con.
vention of the upper Mississippi
river Improvement association in
Minneapolis Oct. 10.