Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-08-31

at Saratoga. pleted state organi-
zsu.ion and pass resolutions.
The army worm is creating havoc
with the crops about Burlington in
Kit Carson County, Colorado.
Sir Charles Upper declares the
Americans are delaying the Alaskan
boundary negotiations for profit.
Leading democrats Of Mr.. Cookers
district, the twenty-ninth, have re-
VOTED against his authority.
New York butchers decided to make
general the fight against the beef trust
by enlisting butchers of other cities.
At Seattle the steamer Roanoke ar
rived from st. Michaels Alaska, with
$50 miners and $250,000 in gold dust.
Miss Lottie Lewis of New York is
suffering from malaria, which the doc
tors say was caused by mosquito bites.
Mayor Jones of Toledo has in pre-
paration letter announcing his indie
pendent candidacy for governor Of
Ohio.
The fish commission steamer Alba
tross will make 2il eteSnded tour of
deep-sea investigation in the Pacific
ocean.
Consul-General Howe at Cape Town,
South Africa, reports fine market
there for products of Americn manu-
facture.
Princeton professors have returned
form an expedition to Patagonia, where
they found many skeletons of extinct
mammals.
The union reform party in Ohio
dominates state TICKET, but Mayor
Jones of Toledo is not the nominee for
governor.
Nearly forty persons are reported to
have been drowned and many houses
destroyed in a storm in North and
| South Carolina.
Lane ID. Robertson, a Chicago con-
tractor, has filed petition in bank
ruptcy. The liabilities are S324,000,
assets nothing.
Colonel Johnson's canvass for the
Office of commander of the G.. A. r. is
said by his friends to be likely to result
in his election.
George Boucher, charged with killing
an unidentified man at st. Joseph,
Mich, was taken to St. Joseph after his
arrest in Chicago.
Yellow fever experts declare that
Sanarelli has discovered the bacillus of
the disease and a more powerful anti
serum may be produced.
Brian G. Hughes, practical joker,
pretended to find $4,000 in the Ash
bury Park surf and was fined $40 for
causing a disturbance.
London hosiery firm has filed a
bankruptcy petition against the earl of
Yarmouth. who has been a society lion |
at Newport this summer.
The Lake Michigan & Lake Superior |
Transportation company hit the Chi
cago ST. Paul lines by making a ire
mendous cut in freight rates.
Assistant Surgeon Heiser at Naples |
has cabled that there is absolutely no
truth in the report that the plague had
appeared at Naples and Palmero.
The resignation of Thomas b. Reed
as congressman in the first Maine dis
trict has been accepted by Governor
Powers and will take effect Sept 4.
The forest fires in the Adirondacks
are extinguished, or under control.
The fires have mostly been in waste
lands, no virgin forest being burned.
The supreme court of New York has
decided that. according to law, negro
pupils may be excluded from public
schools where white children attend.
The New York Butchers Mutual
Protective Association adopted new
scale OF meat prices, making an adj
vance to consumers of to cents
pound.
At a meeting of the National council |
of the Daughters of Liberty the
charter fee was raised to SIS, and the
regular report of the national councillor
was made.
The Rev. F, w. Sandford has founded
new religious sect in Maine calling
itself The Holy Ghost and Us which
has obtained a marvellous hold ON the
people.
About 1000 masons in Havana held
conference at which a strike was
agreed upon. They asked $3.50 day
for ordinary work and $3.50 for spe-
cial work.
Mrs. Anna Teeple. wife of Postmaster
James Teeple of Charlestown, and her
son, 9 years old. were drowned in the
Ohio river, nine miles above New AL
bany, Ind.
A riot between the soldiers of the
Thirty-second volunteer regiment and
the North Leavenworth negroes took
place and one man was wounded on
each side.
Llewellyn Stout who killed Harvey
II. Wurster, a telegraph operator and
station agent on the Philadelphia and |
Reading railway, has been hanged at
Easton, Pa.
The towns of southeastern Alaska
have issued call for a territorial con-
vention to be held at juneau. Oct. ..
The convention will be composed OF
seventy delegates.
At Tampa white caps brutally beat
Edward w. W. Crum OF the Florida
Republican at Peck. His offense was
the appointment of negro as his as