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Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-19
Giliett.

Miss Bertha Bowen and sister
Hazel spent Sunday in Gillett.
DR.. Dinch was busy last week
attending la grippe patients.
Bob Tillman has gone to the
woods with his team for J. w.
Pinch.
JOS. Melchier and c. II. Sohn
are slowly recovering from an
attack Of the la grippe.
Don't forgot to be at Gillett
Friday night, if you mask you
will " n first prize.
Miss Margaret Fecny had the
misfortune Of losing her watch,
Tuesday, while going to her
school; finder Will he rewarded
by returning same.
l.. j. Newald, our horse dealor
is busy these days at Gillett and
Shawano. If you want driver
or draft horse come and exam
inc them.
Hans Lucky's colts became
unmanageable Tuesday and ran
away, throwing Mr. Lucky out
and cutting a severe cash in his
head. No great damage done to
the team
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Correspondence:
Armstrong Greek.

John Herman came up from
Green Bay Tuesday.
H. w. Stewart returned Wed
nesiay from Crandon..
Fred Spooler, of Green Bay
is visiting his friend Elbrridge
Murphy,
Mr.. James Shay, of Siouz City,
Iowa is visiting his brother p.
Shay.
Pat Evans of Murphy Lum-
Der Co.'S camp was in town Sun
day.
Mr.. & Mrs. W. BerlIlund OF
Popple River settlement was in
town Saturday.
Mrs. p. Shay, James Shay an6
Mary Soderberg drove out to
Scofield & Arnold Lumber camps
Friday.
Frank Page, was in town Fri
day looking after the interests
of the Scofeld & Arnold Lum-
Der Co.
james Shay and Mrs. p, Shay
went to Crandon Thursday morn
ing, returning in the evening
P, Shay returned with them.
Oscar Steel and May SOderherg
drove out to Popple River settle
ment Saturday to attond the
dance.
Joe Shoulta and wife, VIM.
Jones cad sister-in-law Lora
DeLapo and Rob't Brooks attend
ed the dance at Popple River
settlement Saturday eve.
james Stevenson took a load
out to the dance and oyster sup
Saturday evening; among them
were: Mrs. J. Stevenson, Miss
Mary Becker, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Bishop and John Herman. All
report a good time.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-19
NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.

ALL En&MUNICATIoNs to this paper
should be addressed to the NORTHERN
WISCONSIN ADVERTISER. Wabeno. Wis.
and such as are for publication should
bear the real as well as the assumed
name, No anonymous communications
will be printed i'll this paper, unless ac-
companied by the real name. which
may on may not be printed according to
the wish OF the writer
All communications for publication
should reach us by Tuesday evening to
insure a place in the currant issue.
Communication received after that will
have to 90 over until the following
week
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c. & N. W. nv.
Local TINE CARD.

Arrive mixed train. 80 p. IN.
Leave mixed train. .5:15 p. N.
tArrive passenger ..7:45 p. m.
leave passenger .o:15 p. m.
Wednesdays.
V. H. JOHNS, Agent.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-19
LOCAL LOGIC.

IA " N<~hA< nv ~ a -
Charlie Townsend went to
Crandon Friday, on business.
Neil Macarthur was in the vii
lage Tuesday.
David Mountoure, ofsMountain
was in t1e village Friday and
Sat1 ay.
NJ. D. Jones was in the village
Sunday.
Victor Johnson is working for
Schmidt & Stork.
VIM. Chilson is quite sick with
an attack of the la grippe this
week.
Frank VOgel has again begun
work after having been laid up
six weeks with broken leg.
Clerk of Court Mckinley left
for Crandon Friday, to look aft
er his Office.
DR.. Briggs, of Oconto Falls
was in the village from Saturday
till Monday evening doing dental
work.
VIM. Kreuger, who has been
visiting relatives at Reedsville,
this state, returned here Mon
day.
Be sure to attend the Prize
Masquerade Ball, by the local
band at Fagan's Hall, Jan. 28,
1899.
Dr. E. S. Nayler, of Gillett is
being employed by Rusch Bros,
The Doctor is o Veterinary Sur
geon and comes well recommend
cd and it is.hoped that he will
decide to locate here.
John Mcclure left bere Friday
last for the county seat TO take
charge as Deputy for lClerk of
Court McGinley;. 1t is good'ap-
pointment as John ie accomadat-
ing and well qualified to fill the
position. Here is the very best
of success, Jack.
A sleigh'losd of residents from
our village took a sleigh ride
out to pay their respects to Mr..
and Mrs. Shirm and niece last
Sunday evening. All report a
good time.
See A. G.. Mansons 5 "ad" in
another column of this paper. If
you are IN need Of any work "a
long that line it will pay you to
call on him, He comes well rec
ommeded and is reliable.
Fl. S. Harris, who entered the
station al this place some two
Z months ago az Il student, IL pro
crossing remarkably fast under
the instruction of Station Agent
Johns, who in advancing him as
rapidly as possible and we pre-
dict that at an early date he will
have his trade down "pat"
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-19
COUNTY OFFICERS.

e. 0. WooD8URY, Sheriff.
P. SHAY, Clerk.
A. E. EIMLEY, Treasurer.
B. MCGINLEY, Clerk Of Court.
J. F. HOOPER, District Atty,
w. W. WAITE, Register OF Deeds.
r. A. EDGAR, Sup't of Schools.
M. S. BARKER, Judge.
F. E. Cook, Surveyor.
VIM. VANZILE, Coroner.
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tended to all,
Committee.
~~s.r-z.z--uSrrvz--rzr-vr---
John Trainer Was in town Sun
d.y.
Miss M1mmie Wade commenced
attending school Monday.
Clerk Of Court mckinley re
turned Tuesday from Crandon
and Amigo, bringing with him a
team which he will use in log
ging,
The skating season of Wabeno
was opened up last Tuesday
evening, with a skating party
Oh Range,Line Lake.
Rev. Father Scheyer, of Stiles
will hold services at the school
house at this place, Jan. -,
(Tuesday) Remember the date.
| M. ]. Dickinson went down the
line yesterday morning, return
lug in the.evening.
T. w. Wade und NJ. ]. Dickin-
son drove out to Roberts Lake
Friday, returning Saturday.
A'surprise party Was given
last Friday'evening in honor OF
Miss Minnie Bowen, our village
teacher, Mt the school house. Re
freshments were served to which
all did ample justice. A large
crowd was present and an ele-
giant time was the result.
An M. w. of A. Camp was or
ganizeds here last Monday morn
ing at the band boys drilling
rooms, under the supervision of
Deputy Head Counsul Joseph
Campbell, of Cecil, with the fol
lowing members;
V. II, Johns, O. II. Sanglaub,
NJ. j. Dickinson, Peter Hoffman,
i C. c. Himley, David Bowman. H.
w, Swan, Victor Johnson, Nike
Olinger, Fred Culver, Wm. Wen
delborn, o. W. Scott, A. j. Dill
lett, John Gayheart, August
Kriek, M. j. Grattan, NJ. ID.
Jones, Phil. Barber, DR.. j.. s.
Nayler G.. q. Johnson, Frank
Vogel and A. G. Miller
DR.. J. W. Pinch, the reliable
/ Camp Physician Of Giilett
was up Tuesday evening to eX-
anime the boys for admission in
to the new camp here.
The following officers were
duly elected TO be Installed at
the next meeting:
V. ii. Johns, Venerable Consul,
Petrr Hoffman, Worthy Adviser,
! c. G.. Himley, Excellent Banker,
NJ. J. Dickinson, Clerk,
VIM. WendeIbOrn, Escort,
{ Victor johnson. Watchman,
John Gayheatt, Sentry.
Barney mckinley, FTod Sch
midi, JAS. McKitrick, A. l.. Bur,
gan and Norman aud Al johnson
are. memers of other Campo, but
undoubtedly will join here a.
soon as this camp is in running
order
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-19

The Advertiser can introduce
you and your business 10 the
public quicker. cheaper and bet
ter than any other known medi-
um.
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w. Hill sheriff fees, 10l. &c 97.45
Thos.' 'Millen justice fees, Ais 800
147 r j. Masbaum justice fees. 9.53 d's1d
: report
W. f. Fessenden sheriff
fees. 26.15 d's'Id.
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COUNTY BOARD.

w. E. WEBB, Town Of Crandon,
w. MCINNIs. Town of Cavour,
p. SHAY, Clerk.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-19
Prize Masquerade
Ball.
A Grand Masquerade Bal

A Grand Masquerade Bal
will be given by the Wabeno Cor
net Band at Fagans Hall, on
Saturday evening, Jan. 2S, 1899.
Prizes will be given to the best
Lady and Gentlemen, and alsc
to the best Comic Lady and
Gentleman. Invitation is ex-
tended to all,
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-19
SCHOOL OFFICERS.

TOWN OF CAvOUR.
b. +. CARTER. ....'. Pfes.
1ALCHON Nc EACHIN Vice Pres.
ii. W. STEWART. .......... Sec.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-19
p0Sf-GffiCe.

Nail arrives at 4;5O p. IN.
Mail closes at 300 p. m.
Office hours from 1;3O a. III. to
$50 p. N.
Sundays from $3.50 a. m. to 10:
30 a. III.
V. Fl. Johns, p. NJ,
NJ. j. Dickinson, Deputy.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17
SUMMARY OF ToDAY's IMPORTANT NEWS.
STATE.

State board OF education has divided
the available public school fund on .
basis OF s4.25 per CAPITA.
Governor Savers corrects errors IN the
flood fund account
Five of the first ten applications for
pensions submitted to the comptroller
were turned down.
Drouth is reported as doing great dam
age in North and Central Texas.
County judge and commissioners of
Starr county have resigned and refuse to
act any longer.
1t is rumored at Rusk that the two
iron furnaces are to be blown in In a
short time.
Federal Judge Mccormick holds that
one PARTNER may force sale OF firms
property to paw partnership debts.
A. C. Labatt. an old citizen of Calves,
ton. is dead. aged 81.
Ross McCord. one of the participants in
the duel at Cameron, is dead,
Sessions of the State grange at Nc
Gregor were secret.
meeting of the executive COMMITTEES
of the S. A. and A. p. association was
held at Rockport.
South Texas Bee Keepers are in ses.
sion at Beevile.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17

president Of the court martial to adjourn
the session in view of the counsels condi-
tion.
$50 p. m.--Emile Zola has telegraphcd,
saying: 'On learning OF the outrage
send you the expression Of my indignant
anger. My heart is full OF tenderness and
admiration for you"
NJ De Mango had long consultation
with Matthew Dreyfus this evening re-
specting today's session of the court mar
tial the gravity of which is fully recog-
nized. NJ. De Mango is much upset by the
loss of assistance of his colleague, par
ticuiarly as NJ. Labori had prepared a
special set of questions for General Roget,
and the absence OF this together with the
fact that NJ. Labori's secretary was COM
PEELED to be away. put NJ. De Mango to a
great disadvantage. Counsel for the de-
tense. however, will take General Roget In
hand the first thing tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17

! On leaving the witness box Mme Henry
looked sterny at the prisoner,
General Roget followed. He traversed
the old ground, giving his reasons for the
conviction OF guilt of Dreyfus. He de-
olared there was no charge against Ester
hay with the exception OF the resem.
blance Of his handwriting to that of the
bordereau. Moreover, the witness added,
there had been a new fact since the judg-
ment of the court Of cessation, namely,
'Esterhazy's confession that he wrote tho
hordereau." but. he added. Esterhazy adj
yanced and withdrew his confession intcr-
mlttently. II Esterhazy had rendered
services to the Intelligence department
there would have been traces Of them iu
the cash book. But no money had been
paid Esterhazy, though even supposlng he
worked ont Of pure beneyolence, he would
have been paid. Yet there was no trace
OF such payments. Esterhazy had said
he wrote the bordereau under the orders
of Colonel sandherr.
But" declared Roget, II, who knew
Colonel Sandherr we'll. declare It Is false.
Colonel Sandherr was absolutely incapable
OF such an order. j add that IL Is mad
missible, because Colonel Sapdherr was
the last person to know OF the existence
Of the bcrdereau which was received In
the order. The bordereau was handed 10
NNioHei leHTy ana was Drought by him
to the intelligence department. It was
shown to others by Colonel Henry after ne
had pieced It together Colonel Sand
herr only saw II later.
''Esterhazy has also said the document
was stolen from an embassy and brought
by porter. It Is false to say the in
telligenee department ever had any rea-
lions with porter of that embassy. 1t
Is possible Esterhazy is preparing some
surprises for US between now and the end
OF the trial. They won't disturb me any
more than other surprises"
Referring to the question OF the com.
picity OF Henry and Esterhazy the wit
ness said If Henry had been the ac-
complete OF Esterhazy how can 1t be adj
mitted that he himself brought the bor-
dereau. which might have caused him to be
suspected, TO the intelligence department p
General Roget, while testlfying. con-
stantly leaned toward the prisoner to see
the impression made by his deposition
The general discoursed lengthily on the IA
nous scene with Colonel Henry In the Of
ice OF NJ. Bertulus, the examining nagls-
trate, and said that Bsrtulus asked Henry
10 inform the witness that he, NJ. Ber-
tulus. was friend OF the army. and begged
the witness TO call and see when he would
communicate the result OF his investiga-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17

Rennes, August 16.--5:2O D. nth,
following bulletin has just been issued.
Inc condition OF the patient is salts
factory IN spite OF fever The X-ray ha,
SHOWN that the bullet traversed the skin
suo-eutaneous cellular tissue and muscles
around the spinal column. fattenlng
against the right side of the fifth or sixth
dorsal vertebrate"
The bulletin was signed by four doctor,
In attendance upon NJ. Labori.
NJ. Matthew Dreyfus, brother of CaptaIn
Drewfus. visited the wounded man this
morning. Finding him to be progressing
favorable. NJ. Dreyfus said: ..Well mon
brave. The revolver does not seem TO have
done YOU much harm"
Oh" replied NJ. Labori. smiling. "re-
voivers are no use against me. am too
Dig Il needs a cannon shot 10 do me much
harm 49,
THIS is striking Illustration OF NJ.
Laooris pluck and cheerfulness In spite
OF the agony he Is undergoing. The pre-
mier, NJ. Waldeck Rousseau has teIe-
sraphed to che sufferer expressing his ain.
coyery.
Nine. Labori is beginning to feel the Of
Iects OF the nervous shock and fatigue.
NJ. Hin. secretary OF NJ. Lahodi, said It,
had not been though advisable to inform
the patient today OF the refusal OF the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17

government was as anxious as the media
tors to effect a bloodless arrest.
Crowds of people continue to watch NJ
Guerin's barricade, over which the anti
Semitic banner still waves.
Later it was announced that NJ. Guerin
refused to surrender on any terms and
said he would starve rather than capitu-
late.
This evening it appears as If the effort
of NJ. Lasces to arrange for the capitula-
ton of NJ. Guerin is likely to be fruitless
owing to excessive demands of the be-
leaguered, who insists upon the right is
leave his fortress and proceed at leisure
10 the palace of justice, where he will
surrender himself.
Owing to the excited condition of public
mind the government refuses to permit
this, as it would undoubtedly attract a
great crowd.
After further consultations with M.
Waldeck- Rousseau and other officers, who
declined to negotiate, NJ Lasces returned
to NJ. Guerins house, which is still sur
rounded by crowd, although the street
is now barricaded to prevent traffic. 1t
required ten minutes to remove the beams
from the door After an hours consulta-
ticn NJ Lasces reappeared, exclaiming:
Its all over. These men are so i'm
pressed with the idea of death that It Is
impossible to do anything with them"
Efforts viii now be made to have their
socialist colleagues and the leaders of
the Anti-semite league call upon NJ.
Guerin and his comrades and endeavor to
them to surrender.
Provisions were supplied to M.Guern
this afternoon from the scaffolding of
neighborlng house, but police were after
ward stationed on the scaffolding to pre-
vent this happening again
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17
COMMENTS BY THE GERMANS.
Reference to Germany by General
MERCER Denounced

Reference to Germany by General
Mercier Denounced.
Berlin, August 16-The refusal to ad-
journ the Rennes trial pending the re-
oovery of NJ Labori is severely commented
on here. Captain Dreyfus is compared to
nan in the stocks-at the mercy of any
body choosing to pelt him and without
means of self-defense.
The German press hitherto reserved and
moderate now expresses its feelings
strongly on the subject of the evidence
OF Generals MERCER and Billot. Keen
analysis and criticism characterized every
comment. The references by General Mer-
cier to Germany are denounced as lin
accurate, mendacous and puerile," They
VIII not be officially contradlctcd "be.
cause Germany can not be held responsible
for the casuistry of French generals"
1t is equally improbable that Mercier's
statement will be denied in the reichstag,
or that any steps will be taken which
would imply interference with the domes-
tic affairs OF France beyond what has al
ready been done in the name of humanity
to prove that Captain Dreyfus had no con-
nection with Germany.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17
STILL REFUSES TO SURRENDER
NJ. GuERIN WILL NOT CAPITuLATE
ON ANY CONDITIONS.
Efforts Arc Being Made by HIS COL
leagues to Have Him Make
Some Terms.

Paris, August 16.-M. Jose Lasces, anti
Semitic and anti-revisionist member of the
chamber of deputies for Geers, and NJ.
Massard. manager of the Patrie. held q
consultation today with Premier Waldeck-
Rousseau in behalf of NJ Guerin, president
OF the Anti-Semite league, who has been
barricaded since Sunday in the offices oil
the league, regarding terms under which
the latter would surrender.
The premier said it was essential that
the law should be upheld, but that the
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17
Mrs: Pinkhsm's
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17
REFUSAL FOR ADJOURNMENT.
Comments by the Paris Press Con.
denim the ,Judgen.

comments by the Paris Press Con-
denim the Judges.
Paris. August 1.-the refusal OF the
court martial to comply with the reques,
OF Captain Dreyfus and Maitre DeMange
Tor an adjournment is variously comment.
&c on by the Paris evening papers. The
Drolts do lHomme declares the decision
dastardly" and protests in the name OF
me accused against an act that dimin-
ishes his chance OF Justice"
The Temps says: Zone can not suppose
that the judges are unanimously unfayora-
Bile to Dreyfus. Their unanimity rather
proves that they are guided by considera.
tion OF order"
The Journal des Debats says: "It would
have been extremely regretable had the
trial been interrupted. as termination Of
the present situation Is OF the highest i'm.
portance for the peace and order"
The same paper declares that the inves-
igation OF TIE cases OF alleged conspiracy
TO change the form of government in
France has been reached In the discovery
OF concerted plan OF action 10 be car
ried out by the various leagues.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17
DOMESTIC.

Mr.. Neill's latest crop estimate is
treated as a fake by members of the New
York exchange.
Mormon missionaries arc not recognized
as preachers in Georgia.
disease of the eye nerve.
The New England cotton mill men are
seeking locations in the South. They
state that they are making no money now.
Five assaults by negro man on white
women in Little Rock occurred within
twenty four hours.
Senator b. h. Tlllman OF South Caro-
lima denounced the whitecapping in that
State and says the Tolberts are at their
head
Several schooners have been found
wrecked on the Atlantic coast.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-08-17

tons into the Blanche" and "Speeranza'
| forgerles.
| In reply, said General Roget. II said
When you see NJ. Bertulus you will THANH
him In my behalf. Tell him the investiga
ton does not interest me in any way
added that | wac rather distrustful OF thi;
proposal, which l pointed out, perhaps
was trap"
The general added that NJ. Cavaignac
then minister of war; approved OF his
course toward VI. Bertulus.
The general next dwelt on the papers
at the house of Nine. Pays on which NJ
Bertulus largely founded his conviction OF
the guilt of Henry, owing to the mention
in them OF the name OF u spy Richard, -
at Cuers and Basic, where II was well
known spies were In the habit of meeting.
Then the general tried to refute NJ. Ber
tuus' statements declaring Henry brought
three of these documents to the war Of
flee and that they did not contain the mel,
ton of Basic or Cuers. as stated by NJ =.
Bertulus.
The latter, however. has already shown
before the whole court of cessation that
while he was mistaken in saying the words
appeared In those documents. they did not
appear in other papers seized at Madame
Pays residence.
General Roget, who was becoming more
and more excited frequently wiped the
perspiration from his brow and moistened
his lips With water.
At this point the general thought It de.
sirable to make declaration that he did
not desire II to be said that he ques-
toned the good faith OF some OF the Wit
nesses who had been heard. He added.
II make this statement so that there shall
be no misunderstanding and In order TN,
my words be not misnterpretsd. Neyer.
theless their testimony is open 10 crit.
cism even as our utterances are criticized -
Continuing, the witness said M. Cast /
mir Perier deposed before the court n,
cessation that an ambassador called ~ |
demand an official denial OF the staten,ant
that important documents were fonnd
at his embassy. The ambassador. how.
ever. knew It was a fact. But admitt,nn
that he did not know It. there Is nnthinss
surprising In the occurrence In yiew as
the facility, with which attache "a n ~
not mention his name, as the ministsru h 10
forbidden IT. allowed compromising ,a, las
to lie around. read one such is,,ass
which was very compromising TO a na S.u,
whose name ! can not mention W.
therefore should not the borderean" w,
astray?" 'au 20
The general insisted upon the ,r,,, :,
the statement that military attashas 'n %. .,
aud "B, under which letters he rassr.as