Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-09-07

of 16 lives and from s5,000,0OO to
s6,000,0O0 of property.
The Brazilian police have discovered
that a young girl dynamiter has left
Santos to wreck buildings of the Paris
exposition.
Lord Kitchener, at the opening OF.
the Atbara bridge, Egypt, said it's con-
struction by Americans in a short time
showed real grit"
During thunderstorm the sultan of
Morocco recently had narrow escape,
an electric bolt killing several people
who were standing a few feet from his
majesty.
Several well-known war correspond
ents representing English newspapers
at Rennes have received instructions to
hold themselves in readiness to start
for the Transvaal on "a hours notice.
According to reliable reports re-
ceived from Chill, property valued at
more than s1,500,000 has been de-
stroyed during the severe storms that
have swept the country during the last
fortnight.
Suspicious cases of fever have oc-
CURED at OriZaba, Mexico, and it is be-
lieved to be yellow fever. 1t is con-
sidered extraordinary that yellow fever
should have reached town at so high
level above the sea.
An eminent Mexican lawyer belong
ing to the conservative party publishes
in the clerical organ, Ell TEMPO, an
elaborate plan for the alliance of all
Latin American republics in a league
for mutual protection.
The empress dowager of China has
recalled her emissaries to Japan in dis
grace for openly showing the empress
autograph, meant alone for the eyes
of the mikado, in order to impress the
Importance of their mission.
DR.. Campos SALES, president of
Brazil, says that Brazil VII take part
In the pan-American exhibition in Buff
falo. General Roca, president Of the
Argentine republic, will pay a visit to
the United States on the same occasion.
The officials of the British colonial
Office say no advances have been made
by France looking to the abandonment
of the Newfoundland treaty and fishing
rights That France would do so with
out guild pro quo is said to be utterly
improbable.
Andriano Grullon, agent of the Do
minican revolutionists in New York,
has received a cablegram claiming
complete victory for the Jiminez cause.
The revolutionists established a pro-
visional government and declare the
capital has gone over to them.
Advices from Guatemala state that
the agency of the Kosmos line of
steamers has made the announcement
there that the steamer Tanis, leaving
Hamburg on Sept. Is, will inaugurate
a service to San Francisco via Central
American and Mexican ports in compe-
tition with the Pacific Mail Steamship
company's service.
The sittings of the Anglo-Venezuelan
boundary arbitration commission were
resumed. Prof. John R. Solely, contin-
uih3 MS al SGkhChl III VI lHS
Venezuelan case, said that while evil
dence of British sovereignty was alb
sent, proofs existed of Venezuela's con-
troll. He devoted much of his time TO
an Interpretation of the agreement of
1850.
A case somewhat similar to that of
Captain Dreyfus now being tried be-
fore a court-martial at Rennes is re-
ported at Nancy. The police claim 10
have found at the residence there of a
French artillery subaltern, commits
sion in the German army and valuable
French army maps. The suspected
nan belongs to an old Alsatian family,
other members of which are suspected
of completely in the affair
The Transvaal government has noti-
fed Great Britain that it adheres to it's
latest offer and will not make any
further concessions. The prospects of
war show no diminution. The British
regard war certain. The Beers are
credited with a design to invade Buch-
ranaland should hostilities begin. Gen
Joubert, commander of the Boer army
says the republic must be prepared for
war. All dispatches indicate that a
conflict is imminent.
Experts in handwriting testified be
fore the Dreyfus court-martial at
Rennes. Esterhazy's guilt is now so
plain the French generals are said to
be about to change their tactics and
try to make the court believe Dreyfus
stole the documents which Esterhazy
sold to foreign governments. OF the
seven handwriting experts who testi-
fed in the Dreyfus trial five gave evil
dence favorable to him. The French
ministry discussed the ACCESSIBILITY of
arresting MERCER forthwith. The
French government will begin prosecu-
tons to determine who communicated
the "caraille de D." document to the
parie Ea1air