Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-02
TELEGPAMS In BRIEF.
spANIsH-AMERICAN SITUATION.

FRANCIS AdNleT WOtnncI uitu at
Bloomington, ILL.,, aged 20 years.
]. S. Graham, a wealthy miner, died
at Galena, H., yesterday after a brief
illness.
The Filipino junta in London an
nounces that the natives of Luzon have
decided to try guerilla tactics against
the Americans.
Mrs. Eugene Kelly, widow of Eu-
gene Kelly, died at her home In New
York city.
Except for the heat, the health of
the American troops at Manila has i'm
proved since the fighting began.
Richard Wiggin died at GAINESVILLE,
Wis. He was formerly superintend-
ent OF the Fort Wayne railroad.
Rev. samuel II. Stevenson died ut
Bloomington, H., aged So. He was
one of the Oldest Presbyterian minis
ters in the west.
A body of Filipinos who had gath
cred in front of the California volun-
teers at Manila were attacked and
driven further inland.
For his services in capturing Iloilo
Lut Tduh VI -6thOAoi ~ NhN
regular army is to be conferred on
Gen. Marcus P. Miller.
Luther Chaplin died at Philadelphia
of general debility, aged SO years. He
was the founder of the senior Order Of
United American Mechanics.
Robert Dryden Jack, an official and
representative of the English capitai-
49, a.. A. xKyh5ta Daca ann Yukon rail-
way, is dead at Skaguay, Alaska.
The committee of the Cuban assem-
bly, appointed to consider the friction
at the Garcia funeral is understood 10
have exonerated General Brooke.
The German ambassador at Wash
ington has notified the state depart
ment that an International veterinary
congress will be held at Baden Aug.
ala, 1899.
Commodore John w. Philip, who
commanded the battleship Texas DUR
ing the war with Spain, was presented
a sword and Bible by the school chill
dren of Texas.
At Wichita, Kan, Paddy Shea, a
well-known pugilist In the west was
convicted of murder In the second de-
gree. He shot a man named Dawson
at his saloon.
1t Is reported at Manila that Aguln-
alao has outlawed Agoncillo for adj
viaAng the attack on Manila in order
10 Influence the vote on the ratihca
ton of the peace treaty.
Lewis Tracy, San Antonio, Texas,
representative of II. G. Dun & Co.,
and formerly of Chicago, died OF
Bright's disease. He was born at
Chautauqua, N. Y, in 1912.
Miss Sallie Porter, whose age nearly
eoualed that o. this nation. died At
Bloomington. She was born In Mary
land sin 1897, and was said to pc the
Oldest woman In Illinois.
The commission to consider ques-
tions pertaining to civil affairs in CUBA
and Porto Rico will sail late this week.
no date the capital represented in APP
plications for franchises on file aggre-
gates ss0,ooO.OOO.
The mayor and a majority of the
municipal council of San Juan have
resigned. owing to disagreements with
Governor General Henry arising from
the oaestlon OF killing cattle for mu-
nicipal consumption.
At Detroit Mrs. Zachariah Chandler,
widow of the famous Michigan states
man, died. She had been a sufferer
for several months from various IN
irmities incident to old age. to which
s&sba finally suceunbed
" 1t has been decided at cabinet
council in Madrid to liberate the Flu
pinos who have been deported to the
Caroline and Ladrone islands, in order
10 influence the Filipinos to release
the Spaniards whom they hold as pris-
oners.
Kimball Glassco, one of the earliest
settlers OF Coles county, H., died ut
Charleston from an attack of grip,
superinduced by Bright's disease. He
was in his eightieth year, having been
corn In Harden county, Kentucky,
Nov. 10, 1919.
! The steamer Olympia. about to sail
from Tacoma for Manila, has an I'M
usual part cargo in the form OF S5O,OOO
American made cigarettes. The pa
per used in the wrappers came from
China. At Manila there are all kinds
of tobacco and all kinds OF cigarettes
except American.
Advices from Dawson say Lieutenant
Cashier, 4th infantry, who started
year ago to find an all-American route
60 the Yukon, has arrived there. He
found the trail he believed to exist
impossible. but believes there is a
feasible route from the coast to a point
on the Yukon below Circle City.
Custom-house brokers and mer-
chants at Havana have complained "a
the alleged obscure and complex sys-
TENS of liquidations of customs dues.
Colonel Bliss. representing the treas
ury department, refuses to 90 any
thing in the matter, holding that the |
are due to desire for the
\establishment of the corrupt Span
method.
captain OF the American bark