Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-07-25
LATE NEWS CONDENSED
DOMESTIC.

DOMESTIC.
Admiral Yamamoto and staff had
luncheon with Gen. Frederick d.
Grant in New York
Near Sault Ste. Marie forest fires
which have been burning for two days
are under control. owing to rain.
The earl of Euston, an officer in the
British army, says abolish uniforms
and war will soon be thing of the
past.
Mrs. Minna Field Gibson of Chicago
was granted a divorce from Preston
Gibson upon convincing the court of
brutality.
Despite the expose made by the in
terstate commerce commission, it is
doubted that e. H. Hartman will be
prosecuted.
Engineers of America and Europe
were amazed by the performances of
Inventor Hewitt's minute boat
at New York.
Rev. William A. Sunday, the evan.
gelist. closed three weeks revival
at Gibson City, III. He made 1000
new converts.
Clinton, ILL.,, officials started for San
Diego to bring back F. H. Magill and
his bride, who had held on the charge
of poisoning Magills first wife.
At Dalehart, Tex, eight convicts
sawed through the jail ceiling and
escaped, making ropes Of their
blankets. They are still at large.
Florence Wood, arrested in Chicago
In connection with the embezzlement
Of $4,000 from a New York bank,
was sent to Bellevue prison.
Places of business conducted by
Greeks In Roanoke, Va, were wrecked
In a race riot which bids fair to bring
on International complications.
An epidemic of bank thefts In New
York caused great alarm in financial
institutions, all clerks are put under
bond and employees are spied on
A son of Datto Ali, Moro chief
killed by United States troops, will
ask President Roosevelt to erect
monument in honor of his father.
The arrest of several witnesses for
the defense in the Haywood trial at
Boise on perjury charges Is part of
new attack on the miners leader.
There we're 1000 delegates at
Springfield, Mass. for the third ma
tional triennial convention of the
Ladies' Catholic Benevolent associa-
ton.
The need of the twentieth century
Is Christ, asserted Right Rev. Mgr
Schrembs OF Grand Rapids at Ameri-
can Federation of Catholic Societies
convention at Indianapolis.
The form of organization and
statutes for the Sisterhood for
Negroes and Indians, organized by
Miss Catherine Drexel of Philadel-
phia, have been approved and author
lied by the pope.
Friends OF Paul o. Stensland for
mer head Of the Milwaukee Avenue
State Bank, Milwaukee, circulate a
petition among the depositors In an
EFFORT to have the prisoner paroled
from Joliet
-Four experts reported to tb. Ma.
tional Civic Federation on the re-
suits of municipal operation of light
ing and water plants in American
cities. Two fine municipal owner
snip bad. while two find 1t good.
Rabbi David Philipson of Cincin-
natl, the newly elected president OF
the central conference OF America
rabbis. said that the report that the
conference at its recent meeting in
frankfort, Mich. indorsed Zionism is
without foundation.
E. II. Hartman and the Union
Pacific were arraigned by the inter-
state commerce commission for the
acquisition of the Southern Pacific
aud San Pedro lines and for buying
stock In other systems and the Rock
Island was denounced for the Alton
deal
Ex-Judge Alton B. Parker had a
narrow escape from death while rid.
ing on train between Norfolk and
Richmond, Va. A bullet fired through
the window Embedded itself in the
woodwork of the car opposite where
he was sitting. Who fired the shot is
not known.
Warning against reduction OF rail.
road rates by legislatures in response
IL popular demand without careful
study of the issues involved as a
basis for intelligent action. was given
by Logan G. Mcpherson. lecturer on
transportation at Johns Hopkins uni
versity.
AT Chippewa Falls. Peter Burk. his
son Ed. and daughter Lena. ~ year.
I'D. were arrested for alleged nlega
fish shipments. The father is saic
TO have shipped quantities OF fish &c
Chicago and tried to evade the law b,
using the names OF his children, Late
~ fish had been sent in the nama oi