Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-08-17

suspend. coal miting in Illinois.
Charks Best df Milwaukee died at
his summer home at Pine Lake.
At Providence r. l., General Hen
derson was given clam bake.
There is large surplus of money
in the financial cities of the west.
The butchers of the country met in
New York and will fight trusts.
The new steel and chain trust is or
ganized with s6O,OOOOOO capital.
The American cricketers won the
match with the Canadians at Toronto.
An attempt will be made to have
congress regulate all interstate freight
rates.
Judge Collins of Minnesota says that
it is too early to start a gubernatorial
campaign.
President Mckinley will speak at
banquet during his visit to Chicago in
October.
William c. Clopton, a prominent
New York lawyer, obtained a Dakota
divorce.
Policeman Joseph O'Leary of Chica-
go was shot and MORALLY wounded by
burglars.
State department officials said that
Andrew Carnegie is still an American
citizen.
The Chicago Coffin company sold its
plant to the National Casket company
for $4,000.
Robert Porterfield, a well-known
shipping master, died in Brooklyn,
aged So years
William G. Whitney, who arrived at
New York from Europe, declares that
he Is out of politics.
John s. Johnson, once champion BIZ
cyclist and skater, will retire from the
sporting world.
| Ex-Congressman Henry G. Burleigh
is dangerously i'll at his home in
Whitehall, N. Y.
Frederick w. Niblock, Pasadena,
Cal, died of hemorrhage of the lungs
Aug. Z, aged 30.
BY the collapse of a slip at Mt
Desert nearly thirty persons were
drowned and fifty injured.
Mrs. Emma Blunt, Minneapolis, died
She was the wife of Abbott Blunt, as
Soclate edltOr or the Times.
Anti-Bryan democrats conferred at
Saratoga regarding ex-Justlce Van
Wycks presidential boom.
A race war in which a white man
and five negres were wounded took
place near Greenville, S. c.
The Union Steel and Chain company,
with a capital of $6O,O00,000 has been
incorporated in Delaware.
John B. Russell, a well-known man
ufacturing pharmacist, is dead in New
York city, aged 80 years.
Colonel William e. Sim, the theatre
cal manager, is dead at Pittsfield,
Mass. He was So years old.
The collier Brutus has sailed from
Honolulu for the island of Guam with
a cargo of coal for the station.
William Borden of Colorado Springs
shot and fatally wounded Miss Mabel
McKenna because she refused to marry
him.
Mrs. Martha Holt of Dayton, Ohio,
wife OF Bishop ]. w. Holt of the
United Brethren church, died, aged 55
years.
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yacht race at Champlain and conferred
with Secretary Root. Mrs. Mckinley
is again ill.
Two Norman elders are reported to
have been beaten to death with clubs
! by masked men in the mountains of
Tennessee.
A trolley car on a Connecticut line
N Syp1 off n hrid oa at
More than score of persons were
crushed to death.
| Frederick Baggs of Indianapolis,
Ind. died after long illness. He was
manager of the Indianapolis Clearing
House association.
At Atlanta a conference of Popu-
list party leaders, was held. Aney de-
termined to put out a state. county and
municipal ticket next year.
Jennie Worrell, twenty years ago a
famous beauty and actress, was prob
ably fatally burned by bGrning grass
on the Coney island meadows.
General Brooke was given instruc-
! tons today to prevent at all hazards
any filbustering expedition in Jimi-
nez's interest leaving Cuba.
A special says there is great uneasi-
ness in Mexican military circles over
the attitude of the Mayo Indians, who
are in sympathy with the Yaquis,
| Count Pierre Alexandra Won Mohren-
schild was arrested in New York
charged with embezzling 10000 roubles
while Russian government official.
John c. Sheehan has issued state
ment calling Croker migrate and
traitor" and Mcmahon a democrat
for the purpose of getting contracts"
News has been received that j. l..
Green, a college man and rough rider,
was killed In a duel at Sancti Spiritus,
Cuba, by an officer of the Cuban army.
Joseph NJ. Britton was taken from
his home in Newark, H., and severely
whipped by whitecaps. He was re-