Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1906-01-11
DOM & STIC.

| The dTydock Dewey mas covered oOU
miles of it's trip to Manila, and is
travelling safely.
Senator Elect and Mrs. LaFollette
left Madison for Washington, where
Mr.. LaFollette was sworn in.
The captain and mate of the schoon-
er Barrett were swept into sea by
huge wave off Woods Hole, Mass.
Idaho police authorities believe
they have captured the assassin who
killed former Governor Steunenberg.
The girls school at Lake Forest was
threatened by fire and the janitor's
wife and janitor were fatally burned.
Orlando II. Peck, a lens manufac-
turer, was run down by an automobile
in New York City and possibly fatally
injured.
The safe in the bank of SticKley,
Wray & Co., Iroquois, ILL.,, was broken
open by burglars who stole $1,4O0 and
escaped.
Rudolph Leeds, son of w. B. Leeds,
the New York millionaire, has pur-
chased the Richmond, Ind, Morning
Palladium.
The three big insurance companies
agreed to abolish rebating on prem
iums and employed Grover Cleveland
as referee.
The conference of universities on
football reform resulted in the APP
pointment of a delegation to seek a
compromise.
A Pennsylvania railroad sent scriptur-
al texts to pass holders conveying
the hint that there would be no more
free transportation.
A demand for a million dollars
dowry for Miss Wilhelmina Busch
made by her sutton caused the engage
ment to be broken.
At Moweaqua, ILL.,, p. G.. Ludwigs
acetylene gas light plant blew up, SER
iously burning two of his children and
damaging his residence.
At Oklahoma City, Miss Barbara
Toxer shot and killed F. G. Clayton,
who she asserts, forced his way into
her room and attacked her.
The court martial of Midshipman
Coffin, charged with hazing Midship-
man Kimbrough at the Naval acad-
envy, was began at Annapolis.
The Pabst Brewing company filed a
general denial of the government
charge that the company is receiving
freight rebates from railroads.
In New York Jerome got all Arm
strong committee records. The grand
jury may be called to bring indict'
ments against insurance grarters.
John Ellis, former banker of Beau
trice, Neb, and former county treas
urer of Gage county, Respondent over
financial affairs, committed suicide.
n. G. Draper, general manager Of
the Eastern wisconsin Railway COM
pany, expects to have the interurban
cars from Fond du Lac running into
Oshkosh Feb. Is.
Astounding charges of frauds by
which immigrants to the United
States are robbed of millions were
made in report by New York super
intendent of banks.
Frank Phiscator of Michigan, widely
known as a "spender," who made mil
lions in the Klondike and scattered
his gold lavishly, committed suicide in
San Francisco hotel.
All eyes were focused on Miss
Alice Roosevelt at the presidents new
year reception because her approach
ing marriage has directed the interest
of the nation toward her.
Governor Folk was honored re
QUESTION from Illinois for Robert w
Lacy, said to be the son of a minister
at Decatur, and wanted at Vandaha
H.. on charge of forgery.
Kenyon L. Butterfeld, president OF
the Rhode Island College of Agricul
ture and Mechanics Arts, was elected
president of the Massachusetts agri
cultural college at Amherst.
At Belleville, Ill.,, in attempting tt
Quell a riotous new years celebration
in his saloon William Tannerhill shot
and killed William Borden and danger
ously wounded Fred Hopwood.
| Lieut. Edward w. Sewer, OF IN,
Cleveland fire department, former
baseball player. fell through an oper
elevator shaft during fire in tha
city, and was seriously injured.
Chief Engineer Brown of the Penn
sylvania system will retire in June
having reached the age limit. He vii
| he sucCeede6 hv I,uhlie Works Oirec
tor W. NJ, Bigelow of Pittsburg.
The total loss caused by ae fire
which destroyed the main portion o
the city block at Main and Ware
streets in Brockton. Mass, on Monday
is estimated at nearly 100000.
At Mangum, Okla, while in a fit o
Jealousy W. Goodnight of Duke sho
and kille, his wife and himself. Mrs