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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
WISCONSIN,.

At Kewaskum, Henry J. Lay, a well
known lumber dealer died, aged AZ
He leaves one daughter and a son.
Frank Wiegand, a farmer of Free
dom, got his left hand caught in a
corn shredder and it had to be ampu-
tated.
At Appleton Jacob Lohn, aged IS,
while cleaning 22 caliber rife, pre-
pairing to enter into shooting match
for Thanksgiving turkeys, accident
ally shot himself in the stomach.
At Kenosha, Miss Susie Mayer was
held up just before midnight and the
fact that she had concealed her sur
plus cash in her stocking did not save
her from raid of the hold-up man.
At Chippewa Falls, robbers broke
into the Omaha depot and rified the
safe of about s125. Hoenig Bros.
store was also bulgarized and eight
revolvers and ammunition taken.
Christian Lucason, aged %, was
killed during a runaway near Cashton.
His -fiancee, Miss Aas, was seriously
! injured. Her clothing became en-
tangled in the wheels and she was
wound around the axle so tightly as to
stop the horse.
The jury in the Boney Lombard muir
der case found John Specht, Bay
field county homesteader, guilty of
murder In the second degree. LON
bard was found dead in the forest
near Specht s cabin with a bullet hole
through his body.
With his only daughter but four
days in her grave ex-Alderman William
C. okershauser left the bedside of his
wife, who is Frustrated by grief, and
went to the municipal court where he
received a sentence of one year in
the worKhouse for soliciting a bride.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
THE LABOR WORLD.

Over two hundred Cuban labor
leaders were arrested by order of a
Judge angry at the continued yiolenc -.
About 100 men, one-fourth of the
entire force, employed in the shops of
the New York Central & Hudson
river railroad at West Albany, n. Y,
have been laid on.
The strike of the employees of the
East Indian railway at Asansol, Ben
gal, collapsed with the summary dis
missal OF some OF the European lead.
ers of the movement.
ID. M. Parry, former president OF
the National Association of Manufac-
turers. denied fatty that there was
any truth In President Gompers' re.
cent assertion that there had been
an attempt to bribo him.
The strikebound Joliet quarry dis.
tricts are quiet. The strikers were
victorious in driving out $50 men
brought from Lemont to take their
places by the Western Stone company.
In shooting one man was injured.
Alleging that former workingmen
and labor leaders have conspired to
innre the business of the Badger
Brass Manufacturing company al Ken
osha and they had committed acts OF
violence, The managers secured from
Judge Belden an injunction TO prohibit
employees OF the company, labor lead
ers and strike sympathizers from In
terfering with the business of the
company or employees now at work.
Traffic on the East Indian railway
2.165 miles long and the second largest
line in India, is rapidly becoming par.
alyzed by strike. Six thousand
passengers are stranded at Asansol
Bengal, the junction of the East In.
dian and BengalNagpur railroad
where the strikers are threatening VIC
lence. The strikers complain of over.
work and poor pay.
At Louisville. Ky, one striker was
probably fatally wounded and other
persons severely wounded in riot
following an attick by a mob Of strik-
ers on street car Forty shots were
fired before the attacking party was
dispersed by the police The wound.
ed; s. NJ, All, former motorman. shot
in abdomen. William Hogan, injured
with rock. Sergeant Whitman. knee
badly hurt. Unknown boy. shot in
knee.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
THE LID,

Three thousand barrels OF beer,
valued at $4,000 win be dumped into
the sewer by q brewing company OF
Oklahoma City. Okla. unless a special
dispensation be granted and the brew.
cry allowed 10 ship 1t out OF the state
and sell It.
At Menomonie, Wis. L. c. Grant,
pastor Of the First Congregational
church. and A. j. Coram. pastor OF
the First Methodist church. made a
tour OF the SPOONS Sunday and
found them open and doing business.
They will issue letter 70 Governor
Davidson condemning the attitude of
Mayor Johnson and asking that the
state law be enforced.
The Chicago council, by a unani.
noes vote. asked the Chicago Law
and Order League TO abandon its
campaign against Sunday saloons and
let the question be submitted to a
vote OF citizens at the next election.
In the same resolution the aldermen
asserted that the Sunday closing law
now on the statute books Is 'obso-
lete." Officials OF the league, how.
ever. classifying the evidence secured
by their volunteer detective Sunday
and preparing warrants against 40
saloonkeepers.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
DOMESTIC,

The Harry X. Thaw murder case
was put of until after the holidays.
Law and Order league investigators
obtained evidence against i26 saloons
in Chicago.
Tho defense OF Mrs. Annie NJ. Brad.
ley. accused OF murder of ex-senator
Brown, was concluded.
The State bank at Clinton, Ill.,, was
held up and robbed OF $4,000 In coin
by two men who escaped.
Mystery surrounds the killing u
Nicholas Smith. wealthy New York
manufacturer, In his home.
The Steve Adams jury at Rath.
drum. Idaho. after two days of delib-
Grafton. disagreed and was discharged
Attorney Twins charged that Tom L.
Johnson and friends sold the Brook.
Ign Rapid transit Co. s6,250.000
watered stock.
William ]. Bryan and his daughter,
Mrs. Bryan Leavitt. were present at
the marriage OF Miss Louise Cotter 20
Malcolm X. varnen in Washington.
II. c.
"A head-on trolley car collision. near
Sandusky, o.. caused serious injury
In a dozen persons, The motorman OF
one Of the cars was arrested. but the
conductor escaped.
AZ Boise. Idaho. the trial of George
A. Pettibone for alleged completely IN
the assassination OF former Governor
Steunenberg, was called before Judge
Fremond Wood
The postal clerks OF New York City
are Organizing for the purpose OF az.
tempting 60 induce congress to reduce
the working hours in their depart.
ment 20 forty-eight hours n week.
The prohlbitsonists OF New York
slate are planning a crusade 20 move
the state into the dry" column. nj
Alabama and Georgia can be turned
prohibition. why not New York. they
say,
IL was declared AZ the residence OF
Grover Cleveland that the report OF
his illness was exaggerated. and thar |
be had been suffering es.;y from an
attack OF indigestion, from which he |
had completely recovered.
Peter Callahan of Chicago went TO
to psy n note for SIS. He
rendered the bank a 81. zoo bin. and re-
used to accept the change in scrip
He was paid IN cash. and II consisted
II 974 silver dollars. weighing sixty
lounds.
At Sterling. III, John Bartle. a
armer. who disappeared last Thurs
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
NEWS OF THE WORLD
FIRE LOSSES IN NEW YORK.


Fire destroyed the South Methodist
church and parsonage in Mount
Washington. Loss $500.
The village OF Chain, Ia, was prac-
ucally destroyed by fire, only one
building being saved. Loss $4,000.
At Cincinnati the Louis Lipp com
pany's plumbing manufacturing es-
Enlistment was destroyed, causing 4
loss of $4,000.
A Cincinnati fire on the top floor Of
the Gerdes hotel drove many actors
and actresses from the building scant-
lily clad. Loss 5000.
At Winnipeg, Mo-, fire destroyed
the Rat Portage company's sash ana
door factory and other property OF
the value of $4,000.
Suffers Harlem River park. an up
town coney Island. was destroyed
The loss Is 5000. 900. Mrs. Lena LeIs
ter jumped from the third story
breaking both legs.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05

day with large sum Of money on his
person, was found dead in a corn
field Apoplezy was the cause Of
death, and TIE money was found with
the body.
A decree WIS rendered by Chancel-
Tor Stout at GaIIatin, Tenn, in favor
of the state and against the Standard
oil company. unfolding bill to re-
woke the license OF the Standard and
to prevent it from doing business in
Tennessee.
Miss Helen Mer. the English en-
tertainer. who appeared as a witness
In the Gould divorce case, IS bitter
toward Howard Gould, and gays he
knew of Katherine Clemmons' friend
ship with Col w. T. Cody before he
iGarried her.
Using a typewriter as a medium OF
marital exchange, Carrie Lemke OF
Cando, n. D.. and Chris Anderson OF
Willow City, N. D., both deaf mutes
were married by Court Commissioner
Bates. who wrote his questions and
sealed the compact on thu machine.
In addition to the indictment OF
Arthur d. Campbell. the deposed
cashier of the suspended Borough
bank OF Brooklyn, N. Y, the grand
jury. which is investigating the re
cent management OF the institution
found true bills against Howard Max
well, former president, and William
Cow, director.
At Rathdrum. Idaho, Steve Adams
the jury In whose trial for the muir.
der of Fred Tyler reported dis
agreement. was admitted to $4,000
bail. 1t Is expected that Adams will
be rearrested on a warrent charging
him with the murder OF Arthur Coll
ms, at Tellide, Colo. in 1902.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

At Bedford, Ind, the closing down
of the cement plants and reducing
forces in the stone quarries has
thrown out COO men.
At Globe. Ariz.. the First National
bank, with deposits of $4,000, was
dropped from the clearing house as
sociation. The Globe National bank
closed three weeks ago.
At Birmingham. Ala, Louis NJ. Dyke
president OF the Atella National bank.
charged with misrepresentation Of
funds. was sentenced tc five years In
the penitentiary.
With liabilities of $3.50 900 and NOM
inal assets approximating the same
amount, M. T.. Sprague of Drew. e
Bangor, Maine, lumber manufacturer.
made an assignment.
At New York the Aluminium Press
company. manufacturers OF litho-
graphic presses, went into the hands
OF a receiver. The liabilities were
S17s 900. assets si45,2s6.
James J. Wood. Boston lumber
dealer, led an assignment for the
benefit OF creditors. Mr.. Wood In.
dorsed notes % NJ. T. Sprague. thu
Drew, Me-. lumber manufacturer. who
assigned at Bangor.
President William NJ. Wood of the
American Wooden company stated. In
relation To the curtailment of bust.
ness, that the American Wooden com,
rany was now operating about rs per
cent OF It's machinery. and will con
tinue to curtail production.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
POLITICAL.

The third tern. for Roosevelt IL due
to politicians. The presidents attitude
1, not changed as 70 accepting an
other nomination.
William Jennings Bryan IN a state
ment OF the financial situation, sug.
gested that the government guarantee
deposits In national banks.
The tariff and Bryan are Indicated
as the democratic hopes for 1908 as
result of conference of national com.
mittee at French Lick. Ind.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05

playing hide and seek" with the
country and said every one knew it.
Director Of Census North says the
population of continental United
States June l, 1907, was S5.244,5sI.
He prophesies that the population Of
the United States June 1, 1927, 20
years hence. will be III Boo, 900.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
WASHINGTON.

United States manufacturers are
valued Al $4,000. 100000 a year.
Capt. f. X. Dorm. now on the re-
tired list OF the navy. has been ap-
pointed governor OF Guam. vice Com,
mander 7. Il. Potts,
Justice Brewer reiterated the state
ment that President Roosevelt was
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
FINANCIAL

Currency payments will be resumed
within two weeks. according to Chi
eago. New York, st. Louis. and Kan
sas City bankers. who held a meeting.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
PRESIDENT TAKES
NO BACKWARD STEP
STRONG MESSAGE BY THE Exc
cuTivE TO CONGRESS.
WOULD LICENSE RAILWAYS

Unfiinching Perseverance in ttxyWar
Against Successful Disncn3. y
Would Wait for Tariff aevis fonEia-
come is Satisfactory-Enfo-ce tire
Law Agaist Rich As Well As Poor.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
The Tariff

Il Is probably well that every dozen
years or so the tariff laws should b
carefully scrutinized so as &, see that
no excessive or improper benefits arc
conferred thereby. that proper reve
nne is provided and that our foreign
trade Is encouraged. There must al
WAYS be as minimum q tariff which
viii not only allow Tor the collection
OF an ample revenue bnt which VIII
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05
M ESSAGE.

Washington, Dec. BIN his message
to congress President Roosevelt urges
the better regulation of corporations
and the curtailment of the power tc
issue securities also that pooling be
permitted. He also speaks for an
elastic currency based on securities
approved by the government He
favors an income tax, and a heavy one
on smaller fortunes.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-12-05

The income of the nation is in a
most satisfactory condition. For the
six fiscal years ending with the first
OF July last the total expenditures and
revenues OF the national government.
exclusive OF the postal revenues ana
expenditures, were. in round numbers.
revenues. ss.4s5.0O0. 900 and expendi-
lures. ss.275. O00. 600 The net excess
Of income over expenditures including
In the latter the fifty millions expand,
ed for the FSnama canal. was one
hundred ami nIuety million dollars
for the six 'Fears. an average osabout
thirty-one millions a year. This repre-
sents an approximation between in
come and outgo which It would be
hard TO improve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12
SOCIAL AND
PERSONAL.

Mr. and Mrs willard Young an-
nounce the engagement of their daUgh-
ter Claire 10 Joseph NJ. Howell. the
marriage to take place on the 23rd ot
the present month.
Airs. Fannie N. Taylor announces the
engagement OF her daughter Anna H.
To Fred Matthews. Jr.. the wedding to
take place early in November.
Mr. and Mrs. John d. Spencer win
give a musicale tonight { their home
for the principals Of the robin Hood
company in honor of Miss Hazel Taylor,
who leaves shortly for New York TO
study music.
Miss Clara Colbourne entcrtains at a
dinner tonight at Rowland hall for the
four graduates OF 1905.
Mrs. T. p Realty has returned from
her eastern trip,
Mrs. II. v Pease entertained at
luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Lee Jones and "a card contest followed.
the prizes being won 10y Mrs. Frank
Hines, Mrs. Shelter ana MIS- Jen-
ksns.
Tonight the university students give
a large dancing party In the gymnasi-
am Ia honor of the Denver visitors
and the affair promises TO be delight
ful one.
The prizes at the card party given
by Mrs W. w Rivers yesterday were
won by Mrs. ernest Drake, Mrs W. r.
Wallace and MIS-. 7. r. Black, and "a
special prize was given the guest OF
honor. Mrs. Robert Murray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12
, RAMSEY. Attached to the Re-
,ruitinu Station Gets Worst Of
Fioht Over a Woman.
u,s sRAWL WITH MoToRMAN.
III, Hallway When Frce-for- All
Fiehi Eusues--Morgan Arrested
ON Open Charge.

Ramsey. a soldier attached 70
a., r-ritsd states army recruiting sta
..r was nearly killed IN a fight over
,omau last night. The other man In
=, Ease is Walter Morgan, a street car
.,,orman. and the woman Is know as
r..her peterson. The fight occurred
!. mo hallway Of 80 east Second South
,,.st Both men we're infatuated with
y. Girl and when Ramsey called last
.rsnlng and found Morgan with the
.,ect of his affections he went out
.,ocured a revolver and returned
vorsan had a friend, Gus. Hutchinson,
18th him and when Ramsey returned
s.sbine the revolver a free-for-all was
,,srtsd. Ramsey says he was beaten
aver the head with his own gun: the
,,her participants say he fell down
,,.lrs during the melee. At any rate
NJ sustained probably fractures OF the
skull
MORGAN HELD ON OPEN CHARGE.
Ramsey was sent 10 the Fort hos
nts while Morgan was arrested and
locked UP with the charge against him
len open until Ramsey's condition be-
comes certain.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12
GASOLINE FAMINE SERIOUS.
An Hours scuuNing Secures Fluid 10
Convey Money Ca Garfield.

The gasoline famine IN this city has
reached "a serious stage. Naturally The
chief sufferers from the dearth of the
naphtha fluid an' the owners ana users
OF automobile but there are others
who depend largely upon the product
for both light ans fuel. and every cone
sumner De- equally dlscommoded by the
present short supply
Ths extent which The gasoline IA
mine reached On town was well ulus-
tutcl Thurslay when urgent need
arose for transportation of lar-'
sum OF moues tO Mccormick a Co. 81
bank at Garfield. m was pay day
among the hundreds 0f employees OF the
rmeltiur company there ana A. hap-
p.uel that tho money sent OUT to the
bank missed the noon train. ~ became
naaesaaIy 90 send t oui hy au au-
t0mubllr ana % took an hours scurr1-
ur lD find an auto supplied with gaao-
unr Every garage iu town was out
Df the precious duld ana private MAJ
chin, that happened 40 be supplied had
81 be- pressed into service with tnis
hf un was made and tho money arr
rived ON time
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12
Road Agent Boldly Enters Sa-
loon and Robs Cash Register
In Front OF Eight Men.
all HELD UP THEIR HANDS.
Doc Ills Haste to Get out Bandit Stun
bie- over Two Scrub- Womeu-Dis-
appears Through Plum AIlcy.

Probably one Of the holdest robberIes
iu the long list OF the past two weeks
was peruetrated at $50 O'Clock this
morning a lone bandit walked into
tha Wilson bar, "a portion of one OF salt
Lakes biggest hotels located ln the
heart OF the city and shouting the
usual Hold up your haudsl' took the
contents OF tho cash register in sight
of oight or ten men. Ho then slid
out end lu sight OF a score OF people
ran across Second South street ard
disappeared iu Plum alley
The fellow had handkerchief ou the
lower portion of his face. and as he
entered the room suddenly he pointed
two reviewers at the bartender and
The men standing in front OF the bar.
Everybody obeyed the command. The
man then stepped behind tho bar and
with one gun on the crowd opened
the register and scraped the money in-
sidc-&S-up with one hand, Upon get
ting from behind the bar The rohbc'
made "a dash through the door leading
iutc the hotel Office aud iu running
for the hotels Second South entrance.
stumbled over "a couple OF scrub-Wuman
at work upon the lobby floors
ROBBER GETS AWAY
a policeman saw him and started
in pursuit. Joined boy those who had
been in the bar The robher shot
"a couple of times az his pursuers and
before tho chase could Ie reorgauized.
/ be- had dashed into Plum alley and
climbing over high board fence
dropped out Of sight Tho man would
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12
Charles {. Showers Married His
Niece and Arrest Soon
Follows.
GIRLS PARENTS COMPLAIN.
Appear Before County Attorney aud
Charge Man with Misleading Their
Daughter-Bequisiuou ',H,...

Ending their honeymoon in the cus-
tody Of am officer OF the law. Charles
T. showers and HIS wife vino was
Minnie A. Cornell Of Battle Crock
Michigan. until Sept 23. the oatc of
their marriage. will be returned 90 This
city from Idaho Falls tonight or prob
ably Sunday night. They win then
be taken to the county Sail bon this city
and Showers will no doubt Doe lodged
behind the bars. This particularly uu-
romantic termination of "a hasty love
match comes because Ct is charged boy
the girls parents that showers is her
uncle as well as her husband
The story begins with the coming of
the girl to this city. With her par
ents she came here from Battle Creok.
Mich, i'm August She was suffering
severely with hay fever and the trip
west was made FOR her relief After a
weeks stay with their daughter. who
is n years Of age, Mr.. ANA MIS-. Cor
nell left the city Now they are back
again as the complaining witnesses for
the state In the case against showers.
SHOWERS USED PERSUASION.
During the absence of the girls par
ents. showers and the girl were mar
ried II is said he convinced her chat
there was nothing wrong Zoo fho mlI-
riagc. Showers came from san irau-
cisco He is a. years of age or twice
the age Of the girl and carry i've AZ
ter their marriage the girl wrote Co her
parents about O.. When the bridal pair
learned that Mr.. and Mrs. Cornell were
coming west again they departed 10
the nOrthward ogden. other cities iu
the northern part Of the state ANA FINE
ally Idaho Falls We're searched foi
them and they were finally located n
the last named place.
Upon "a complaint sworn Co by 90,
girls parents Deputy Sheriff Ike Em-
cry. armed with "a warrant BIAS glu.
to Idaho to bring the couple of mulU-
piled rclastioushiu back TO this city tl
face trial
Acting Governor &. $. ring'y is-
sued requisitiou papers yesterday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12
WALL PAPER SALE
1crts AN week. 81 Main ST.
RIG rIRE IN ~ JnsI..

san Jose Cal. Oct 12.-The Arcade
store. I'm south First street, was burn
ed last night and the entire stock.
valued al $4,000 was destroyed as
also was the building, valued at S35,-
600 and other losses brought the grand
total mp to 100000. The fire started
iu a small shop at the rear Of the
building at 10 o'clock For time.
the Garden city bank and the entire
central business portion Of the city
were threatened. Two fremen We're
seriously injured.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12
RETURNS TO MEXICO.

Joseph IT, Parry Jr. who came up
from Mexico -ba first of the week for
"a short business VISIT win leave this
evening over the San Pedro route on
his way to TampiCo MoNioo, where,
ON OCT. L. he wu take charge as sup
ountendent Of the Moutozuma Banana
and Fruit company At El Paso Tex,
Doc VIII be joined hy his wife and they
win soJourn together in tho land Of
Nanyaua FOR some time. The coma
uauy has au extensive plantation ~
over l.400 acres Ou the Tampico river
and much ~ the land is ready for
planting, which viii bee done under Mr.
parrys direction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-12

THERE is n form Of asthma very
L prevalent during the autumn
months. II sometimes comes on much
like hay fever, but lasts until the first
frost. This form OF asthma is likely not
to trouble the patient except in the
autumn months.
It seems 20 be dependent upon ca
tarrhal condition of the bronchial tubes
and lungs.
This catarrhal condition renders the
bronchial tubes very susceptible 70 irri-
tations. Limitations Of pollen, or dust
of any sort, are almost sure 10 produce a
spasmodic condition Of the smaller bron-
chial tubes, which causes difficult
breathing exactly like asthma.
Aperson with perfectly sound, healthy
mucous membranes of the respiratory
organs Is not liable 10 such an attack.
only those people who have catarrhal
irritation Of the mucous memb ranes
have any reason TO fear this form Of
asthma.
People subject 10 asthma in the fan
should recognize the cause Of their ditti-
Guilty 10 be catarrh.
Any remedy that win relieve the ca
tarrhal condition will often avert the
paroxysm Of asthma.
Quite a number Of individuals have
taken Peruna for this condition, and
have found by experience that Peruna
does prevent the recurrence Of asthma.
We do not recommend Peruna az q
remedy for true asthma. Peruna re-
lieyes only those cases dependent upon
catarrh, as above described.
Peruna is a remedy for one disease
only, and that disease Is catarrh. But,
as is well known 10 the up-to-date ply
stefan, catarrh is capable Of producing a