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

| Senators william NJ. oleWdTl anu
Clarence d. Clark have been reelected
in Nevada and Wyoming.
it is understood that there will not
be any attempt to pass the free home
stead bill at this session.
The government has sent protest
to Rome against interference with
Christian brothers schools.
Great changes are at hand through
out the world, Frances foreign minis
ter said in the chamber of deputies.
Gev. Roosevelt appointed Austen
G.. Fox and Wallace Macfarlane as
sistant counsel in canal-fraud cases.
At Boston, Washington G. Benedict.
a prominent electric road owner and
real estate dealer, is dead, aged 90.
Justice Henry w. Williams of the
supreme court of Pennsylvania died
suddenly. Heart disease was the cause.
Mrs. Anna e. George was arraigned
for trial at Canton on the charge CT
killing the presidents brother-in-law
John Rodd, an alleged counterfeiter
who escaped from Jail at Winona
Mimi, year ago was captured in
Illinois.
w. H. Lamb, a New York builder,
has filed a petition in bankruptcy;
liabilities, $267, 72S, of which S212,479
is unsecured.
In the New York assembly two res
olutions were introduced calling upon
the United States senate to ratify the
peace treaty.
At Miami, Fla, the body OF a young
woman, presumably one OF the party
lost on the Paul Jones, was found al
Boca Ratone.
President Mckinley called for the
designations of Ferdinand l.. Shurt-
left and Joseph B. Wilkinson. of the
board of appraisers.
Alice Nielsen, the prima donna, lef
st. Louis hotel last night because
her colored maid was not allowed u
ride in the elevator.
The New York assembly passed un
animously resolution against the
admission to congress of b. II. hoD
erts the Utah polygamist.
Private william j. Mahoney was
shot and killed accidentally by Pri'
: vate William Shay in the camp OF the
: 6eth regiment at Huntsville.
Negotiations have been completed
: nv which the American Mating com
many secures eight of the principa
malt houses in the eastern states.
0 II is reported that the new president
y NJ Brown university will be Rev
9 Dr. Nathan E. Wood, pastor OF the
e First BAPTIST church of Boston.
General Sections condition re-
n mains practically unchanged. --ex-
l. Senator ingalls, OF Kansas mas oeen
Q i'll with the grip, but is Improving.
I. + s. Browning of Sioux City, whC
o was a member of the bureau OF awards
s. at the worlds fair, claims to know ina
an American collector has Columbus
. ashes.
IA Mrs. s:ehrepler, of Washington
S, committed suicide and prooaoly
n drowned her baby girl because her
y elder child had gone to boarding
u school.
The Cambridge Chess club mas
Ell cabled an acceptance of the challehSe
s, from the universities of Harvard,
A. Yale and Princeton to Oxford and
III Cambridge
D. At San Francisco, Isidore Choynski,
s. father of Joe Choynski, the pugilist
ID Is dead. He was Ga years Of age. lie
was the editor of Jewish paper, Pub
q lie Opinion.
II John Maxwell, a Chicago newspaper
h man was in the federal court awarded
l. verdict of $4,000 against Nat GOOD
lie win. the actor for infringement on
lie Maxwel's play of Congress.
y In Chicago Hall Adali lost his
20 match with Farmer" Burns ana JACK
lie Rooney. He was to have thrown each
s, twice In ninety minutes. He thre"
Rooney twice and Burns once.
ID At New Orleans, Morphy. the alleged
s. Mexican bank embezzler and Amer
in lean turfman. escaped from his guards
lie and has not been recaptured. lie =
III wanted for forgery amounting to $780,
rs 900.
e. A New York alderman proposes &c
Or make street railway companies ph'
II two conductors on each car, one &c
re collect fares and the other to attend &c
" passengers who wish to board or leave
OF the car.
Ex-Gov e. A. Culbertson was elected
A. limited States senator In Texas. John
A. Kean in New Jersey, William M. Stew
Of art in Nevada and N. b. Scott In West
to Virginia and Clarence d. Clark In
10 Wyoming.
y Professor Dean c. Worcester OF tbs
v Philippine commission has appointed
J. Penoyer l.. Sherman, Phi. d., of the
lie University of Michigan, 81 as tbs
he third of the three secretaries allowed
he the commission.
10 The convention of coal operators
and minors of Ohio. Indiana, Illinois
and Pennsylvania ratified the wage
scale adopted by their committees.
The settlement affects over one hun
dred thousand men.
IS The house committee on judiciary
gave hearings on the resolution intro
,r duced by MIR. Bailey directing an in
Quiry into the eligibility of members