Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24
NEWS Of THE WORLD
DOM EsTIc.


Gov. Hughes may act If Jerome fails
to take notice of the tranction scandal.
The number of victims in the Fon-
tanet, Ind, powder mill explosion is
fixed at SO.
The Episcopal general convention
passed resolution restricting the
open pulpit"
The Illinois legislature agreed to
qua $20,000,000 bond issue for a deep
waterway up to the people.
The prosecution decided to demand
its death penalty for both Fred Magill
of Clinton ILL.,, and his girl bride.
Miss Jennie L. Stevens, friend OF the
murdered Mrs. Bessie HOLSTER, vas
found dead in river at Chicago.
The Lusitania ended a voyage in
four days nineteen hours, with every
west bound Atlantic record smashed.
Rear Admiral Evans, in New York,
denied that he will retire before the
battleship fleet starts for the Pacific.
The suspension of a pilot on the
steamer Hartweg is said to have been
due to his calling the president
"Teddy."
G. II. Morris, an Iowa mine owner,
and c. G. Johnson, his superintendent,
were shot by man they accused of
"bootlegging."
Austrian st eamship Giulia, with 763
passengers aboard, reported an awful
battle with flames and gales crossing
the Atlantic
The price of refined petroleum for
export which has been $8.45 a barrel
was raised thirty cents in New York
by the Standard Oil company.
Refused initiation in lodge at Sa-
hira. Ga. because he was intoxicated,
John Wilson Shoots up" the assem-
blage and the members fee In panic
An interested audience is promised
Postmaster General Meyer when he
comes to Chicago next month to dis
cuss parcels post and postal saving
banks.
The passenger packet Tacoma,
owned by the Green line and running
between Pomeroy and Cincinnati,
caught fire near Kenova. W. Va and
for n time was threatened with des.
truction.
Burglars at Silsbee. Tex. robbed the
safe OF the Kirby Lumber company.
taking $1,000. athe funds OF Paymaster
T. II. Hunter, who intended TO nav Off
the Village mills. The money was
under federal court receivership
Policeman Ed Barret was shot by
burglar whom he was irving TO arrest
at Peoria H., and died later from the
effects OF the wound. Earlier In the
week a Peoria policeman met a SINH.
lar fate at the hands Of burglar.
Two men cross the Atlantic IN AZ
foot vawl, the VOYAGE taking four
months, and arrived at New York on
their wav 10 the coast of Honduras.
where they hope to discover IS 900 Don
they believe was buried b. a pirate n
century ago.
Sly members of the family OF Solo.
mon Frank, glove cutter. the father
and five daughters. were sufrocated to
death bv smoke when their home nj
Gloversmith. N. Y was destroyed by
fire. The father lost his life trying TO
save his children.
Episcopalian convention AGO II o.
AT Columbus Ohio with the back OF
his head crushed In. and many bruises
about HIS shoulders. man supposed
to be r. o. Hardwick was found dead
living against a pile of ties lust oppo
site Ralston steel Car works.
argued end settled out OF court as dis.
closed when the last testament Of Mel
son Norris, the Chicago packer. was
fled for probation, As a result OF
this situation the princinal provision
or the win has been nulllfied. Instead
Of carving out an arrangement which
wo';ld have held the hrIt Of the estate
o. trrist TO- NJ least fifteen wears the
widow and her four children will d.
vide the nronertv equally among them.
selves ut once. Instead Of $500 900
md an annuity Of si5 during the
newt twenty wears each Of the Ave
nr'ncinal heir viii receive at once Sc
ona n00 IN cash and securities Fur
thermore before the will was fled
eeeh of tho heirs secured title 20 n
nth nsrt OF the estate The property
was allotted IN equal shares to the
widow and the children in binding
agreements stoned nv the executors OF
the estate. When tho trust arrange.
ment had thus been wiped out the will
was filed.
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