Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-23

Two of the five university of Wis
consin students charged with rioting
were convicted and fined.
A rich mine owner in Montana was
killed by man of whose sister he had
rhade derogatory remarks.
Sewer Forcier, 100 years of age and
the pioneer settler of northern Wiscon-
sin, died at Chippewa Falls.
Former confederates now living in
Boston are organizing veterans as
ISOLATION for social purposes.
Rev Henry NJ. Field has resigned as
editor of the Presbyterian Evange-
list on account of advanced age.
The cruiser Charleston was stationed
off the coast within an estimated eight
mile range OF Aguinaldo's capital.
The State Insane Asylum at Yank-
ton, S. d., was destroyed by fire and
seventeen of the inmates persisted.
A dozen men and several women
were injured in a factional fight DIT
Diamond Bluff, Wis. Some may die.
Colonel d. c.. Wellers; manager OF
the Postal Telegraph Cable Company
at Vincennes, Ind, died aged 81 years
Secretary Gage, in an interview in
Chicago, said he believed financial re-
form would be enacted at the next ses-
sion of congress.
oue person was killed and seventeen
were injured in a wreck on the Pitts
burg and Lake Eric railroad near
Fleming Park, Pa.
No AAs fa1e
tracted for ten automobiles to run be-
tween Flagstaff, Ariz., and the grand
canyon of the Colorado.
In the Pennsylvania house the jury
bill in Senator Quays interest goes
over till March 81. The senator's
trial is fixed for Feb 81.
Frank e. Dillenbaugh has been
found guilty by the circuit court at
Cleveland of unprofessional conduct
involving moral turpitude.
Secretary OF the Navy Long has is
sued an order prohibiting the sale or
issue of malt or other alcoholic liquor
to sailors at naval stations.
The North Carolina house of dele
gates has voted in favor of impeach-
ment proceedings against Judge w. L.
Norwood. Of the thirteenth circuit.
A. w. Campbell of Wheeling, w.
Va, died suddenly at Webster Groves.
Mo-, of paralysis. Mr.. Campbell was
one of the founders of West Virginia.
Lincoln day was observed through
out the country by banquets of repub-
lican clubs. The policy of Imperialism
was the leading topic of the speeches.
The Elmwood opera house at South
birmingham, Mass, was badly dam
aged by fire and two stores were also
damaged. Loss, $4,000; insured for
$4,000.
Marie Wainwright, the actress, has
filed petition in bankruptcy at New
York, with liabilities $11 .052 and asstes
800 in clothing, which she claims is
exempt.
An avalanche of snow and earth at
Silver Plume, Col, buried 25 italian
miners, a woman and two children in
Cherokee Gulch, several of them be-
ing killed
Captain j. Pinkney Smith. formerly |
agent of the Southern Associated |
Press in New Orleans. and one of the |
owners of the Daily States. died of la
grippe.
that IL the nomination of Rear-Admiral |
Schley is not confirmed by the senate
his position on the navy rolls will be
jeopardlzed.
Broadway. New York, has been Off
cially extended TO Spuyten Duyvil, and |
Is now thirteen miles long. The New |
York board of trade favors restricting |
high building.
VIM. J. Bryan, in a speech at a |
democratic banquet at St. Paul, said |
that the ratification of the peace treaty |
clears the way for the recognition of
Philippine republic.
Albert Berg. secretary of state OF
Minnesota. narrowly escaped death at |
Washington through inadvertently |
taking an overdose of patent medi- |
cine containing choral.
James r. Graham, former partner in |
the commission business at New Lis |
bon. Ohio, with the father OF Mark |
Hanna, died at Davenport, Iowa, at the |
advanced age of SIS years.
At San Francisco Attorney General |
Ford has filed an opinion with the rail-
way commissioners n which he states |
that they have no authority over the
Pullman Palace Car company
The three men under arrest in Mis-
souri, who are wanted in Minnesota for
alleged completely in the Great North
ern train robbery are indicted in the
former state for highway robbey.
John A. McMurtie. the millionaire
railroad contractor who built the Rio
Grande over Marshall pass and through |
the Grand Canon. died at Denver of
blood poisoning. caused by an abscess. |
The president has committed the
sentence of Private John Nofwit !
7th volunteer infantry. who was con-
victed OF murder by court martial and |
sentenced to be shot, to life imprison-
ment.
The senate committee on immlgra-
ton recommended the prompt extern