Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-02

HIS annual report, duNOCdLeS an III
crease in the medical corps of the
navy.
1t is said that number of English
men are going to put up a big paper
mill in the neighborhood of Niagara
Falls.
In New York Gen. John H. Bailey
was sued by his wife for a separation
and maintenance on the ground of de-
sertion.
John R. Mclean gave $1,000 to the
fund raised in 1895 to help William
Mckinley out of his financial diff
culties.
notwithstanding the heavy war ex-
penses, the October surplus of the
United States treasury is increasing
1000, 10000.
G. H. Christian of Minneapolis, who
sold out his holdings to the flour trust,
viii re-enter the business and put up
new mill.
The Michigan telephone company
has finished laying it's cable across the
straits of Mackinac. The system
works perfectly.
An insurrection has broken out at
Panama, and martial law has been
declared. A warship will be ordered
there at once.
Anton Heusler, charged with deal
ing in counterfeit foreign perfumes,
was arrested in Milwaukee by internal
revenue officers.
John d. Rockefeller has donated
1925, 900 to Cleveland to construct
arches to connect Gordon and Rookie
Teller parks.
1t is reported that several more men
have been ambushed and killed in the
Baker-White and the Grifin-Philpot
feuds in Kentucky.
Secretary of the Navy Long has or
dered the naval bureau chiefs to begin
at once the preparation of plans for
three new baLLIeships.
Forty Cincinnati houses on Epworth
Heights, the Methodist camp meeting
grove, were destroyed by fire. The loss
will reach $4,000.
In New York Henry Heintz has
sued the Havemeyers for S225,000,
claimed 20 be due for services in form
ing the sugar trust.
Wireless telegraphy at sea is to be
tested for the benefit of the navy
department on the warships New
York and Massachusetts,
Rear Admiral Sampson, commandant
at Charleston navy yard, was given
reception and banquet by the Massa-
chusetts board of trade
The Dawes commission has COM
pleted it's enrolment of the Chickasaw
Indians. The enrolment shows 1900
Indians and 1000 freedmen.
Buffalo Bill had sixty miles of
telephone wire strung to keep Gen.
Miles in communication with the out
side world while hunting.
The Central Woman's Temperance
Union have decided to undertake the
establishment in Columbus, Ohio, of
home for inebriate women.
At Kansas City Major S. @. Robin
son, who was chief surgeon of Cen
eral Lawtons division at Santiago, is
seriously i'll with kidney troubles.
New York theatrical agents closed
contract with Princess Chimay and
Rigo the Hungarian gypsy violinist,
for their appearance in New York.
The lombard Italian Grand Opera
which disbanded in Kansas
City was reorganized with Collamarini,
prima donna, as it's financial hacker.
At Three Oaks, Mich, the unwilling
of the Dewey cannon has been post
Dopad until navt cpripC of which Tina
it is hoped the admiral will be present.
The Kansas City e Colorado rail-
way has been sold to the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railroad company for
The amount of it's bonded Indebtedness
1925, 900.
Mrs. Stockwell, wife of New York
jeweler, was robbed of jewelry valued
at $4,000 and $4,000 in money at the
Savoy Hotel in London. The thieves
escaped
Supt Metcalf of the money order
system left for Mexico to complete the
money order agreement recently en-
tered into with that country, to take
effect Jan. 1.
The election of William Rockefeller
to the executive committee or the New
York Central is said to mean the alb
sorption by that railway of five New
England roads.
The governor of Idaho has made an
earnest appeal to President Mckinley
not to withdraw the Federal troops
rom that state. He fears the lawless- !
ness of the miners.
The withdrawal from the ticket of
Josiah r. Adams, republican candidate
Tor judge of the supreme court in
it is thought may injure
he whole ticket.
On a wager of 81, Fischer Nauss-
baum of New York, stood for twelve
hours in chalked circle without once
his feet from their position |
assumed originally.
John Gruver and Mrs. Mary Sheets, !
each more than seventy years old. |
were married at Philippsburg, n. j. !
Children. grandchildren and great |
were present.
The fact that Russia has opened to
foreign exploitation the gold lands of
Siberia is announced in report to the |
state denartment from United States !