Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-10-24
WISCONSIN.

AL Fond du Lac Henry Sorenson
aged 90 years, was kicked to death nv
a horse. ~
AT Oshkosh, police are searching for
MRS Augusta MoschIer of sbawano
who has disappeared.
The free public library board of
"ausau has received $4,000 from An.
drew Carnegie, which makes a total of
szS'ooO received from the iron master.
AT Wausau, Mr.. and Mrs. Jarvis A
underwood announce the marriage of
tnelr daughter Mary to L. s. Williams
OF New York city. Mr.. Williams is an
edltor for the ID. Appleton Publishing
company.
! Inc tramp shot and killed a week
ago near Bushman station bv Richard
beyreis, has been identified as George
Shlelds OF Manitowoc. Shields was
under sentence for burglary and broke
! jail at Medford a few days previous tn
being killed.
Dd' W. [. Sullivan. Len Nelson and
hoy kuehn of Kauauna, have received
notice from the government that each
mas drawn quarter section of land at
tne recent drawing at Jerome, Idaho
mere were over 1900 entries and DR.
sullivan was the most fortunate of the
TRIO. his number being 1926.
burglars have again invaded White
water The residence of H. o. Hamil-
ton' normal school regent, was entered
put the barking of dog frightened
the burglars away. They were more
successful at the home of John w
cooper, retired farmer. Mr.. Cooper
mad been doing some writing and left
MS safe open. Notes valued at s1,400
and $50 in cash We're taken.
I. j. Cunningham, former secretary
OF state, with twenty-five other citi.
zens of Chippewa Falls. has fled n
complaint with the state railroad com.
mission against the electric light
water and power corporation of that
CITY, charging that the rates for serv.
ice have been raised some 20 per cent
and asking the commission to make an
investigation under the provisions of
the public utility regulation law enact.
ed by the last legislature.
The combined railroads of the state
are making strenuous resistance to
the complaint of the Valvoline OIL
company of Madison against their
rates In the shipment of oil in barrels
in car lots and less. The VaNo.ine
company is an independent concern
and claims that the refusal of the rail
lroadsto permit stoppage in transit of
cars OF oil in barrels is discrimina.
ton practically and that it helps the
Standard Oil trust because the trust
has a large system of tanks and ships
in tank cars, which the independents
are not rich enough to have. The
hearing on this matter began.
The will of the late Mrs. Angus
Cameron. widow of the late Angus
Cameron, former United States sena-
tor from Wisconsin. leaves an estate
worth Sls5.00. The estate is divided
among the nieces and nephews and
other heirs of the woman. the bulk
going to Mary Gulick Brown. Penn
Yam. y. Y. a niece of Mrs. Cameron.
Attorney Cameron L. Baldwin OF La
Crosse is given $1,000. while Jane
Baldwin OF Glendale. Wis. a sister of
Mrs. Cameron, is given $4,000, Beside
the personal requests, La Crosse hospi-
tai and Christ Episcopal church OF
that city each are bequeathed $4,000.
II Mrs Charles Romadke of Milwau.
kee chooses to divulge the real name
and identity Of the mysterious Ralph
Smith" and give the Chicago police
department information which may
lead to the arrest Of the man supposed