Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-26

: tulty of arts and sciences, to perform
the duties of President ]. G.. Schur-
man, during his absence in the Philip
i pines.
The National Colonization Aid So
, ciety has been chartered in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, to form a Western
colony where negroes from the sou...
NAV settle and have a government of
, their own
Nine Santa Fe conductors running
on the Western, New Mexico and Rio
Grande divisions have been discharged
for throwing cash fares up in the air
and giving the company only that
sticking to the bell rope.
The Kansas City Times. which has
been stanch supporter of William
jennings Bryan, urges the candidacy
of United States Senator Francis
Marion Cockrell for the democratic
presidential nomination in 1900
All the important companies in the
world which are engaged in the pro-
duction of borax and boracic acid have
joined in a trust. The combination
includes companies in the United
States, England, France and South
America.
The navy department has received
notice that the Bennington has sailed
from Honolulu for Guam. She will
stop at Wake island and take posses
sion of it for a cable station. The
Castine has sailed from San Juan to
reinforce Dewey.
In Pittsburg Michael Rulinski,
known as the Polish dude, who strang-
led his wife to death and then set fire
20 the body and house to cover up the
crime, committed suicide by strangling
himself with a beocord, taken from his
bed in the jail.
The New York assembly has adopted
, concurrent resolution authorizing
the governor to waive the claim of the
state against the United States for the
, pay of the officers and soldiers of this
state in the volunteer army in the late
war against Spain.
The detail of the court to try Com
missary General Eagan includes Gen
/ erals Merritt, Wade, Butler and Young,
and Brigadier Generals Frank, Pen
nington, Randell, Kline and Comba.
, Lieutenant Colonel George b. Davis
, will be the Judge advocate.
Colonel Sexton, the Chicago member
of the war investigating commission
who has been confined to his hotel
. for about two weeks with an attack
, of the grip, and finally with severe
attack of rheumatism, has been taken
, to Washington hospital.
Explorations in Keely's laboratory
at Philadelphia have disclosed hidden
tubing under the floor and in the
walls, which, taken in connection with
the recent finding of a large steel
reservoir, points to compressed air or
gas as the secret of the mysterious
motor.
The administration has finally de-
cided, Washington dispatch states, to
order the trial of Commissary- Gen.
eral Eagan by court-martial, over
which General Merritt will preside.
General Eagan has revised his origi
nal statement so as to omit all abuse
OF General Miles.
Bishop Potter, in an address before
the Church Temperance society at
New York, said saloons were the poor
mems clubs and were a social neces-
sity, and declared that they would
continue to exist until something
equally attractive to laboring men
was substituted for them.
l., 1t, rnt.,s
from the flames which were destroying
their home Mrs. Fred w. Tisdel was
/ instantly killed and her husband sus-
tanned severe injuries and may die.
Mr.. Tisdel is chief clerk in the audit
ing department of the Lake Shore
road.
Fred Peck, Jr.. of Chicago, is to
we'd Miss Leah Lefingwell, of Chicago.
Miss Leffingwell. while having lived
in Chicago for some years, is really
a Kentucky girl. having spent all of
her younger life in Bardstown, Ky.
She is a petite blonde and hardly more
than 10 years of age.
The Santa Fe has announced, semi
officially, that on Jan. 20 it will re-
NuNN ny OnS, VI pOSStDiN: TWO HpulS tue
running time of its mail and passen-
ger train leaving here at 10 p. m. and
arriving Kansas City at IL the fol-
lowing morning. This practically as
sures another time war
y large majority of of the different
steel and wire companies stock have
already been deposited with ]. and w.
Seligman & Co., under the agreement
entered into for the organization of
, corporation under the laws of the
: state of New Jersey. to be known as
the American Steel and Wire company