Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-02-16

Hbuse Painters and Decorators began !
Us session. y |
The American Car and Foundry |
under New Jersey laws, with capital
stock of s60,OOO,OOO.
Ore assaying 70 to so per cent. cop
per and $50 ounces of silver to the ton
is reported to have been found in Mon
trose county Colorado.
The repeal of the last remnant of
disqualification against ex-confederates
will be recommended by the judiciary
committee of the house.
Plymouth church trustees, Chicago,
have decided to release DR.. F. w.
Gunsaulus so he may accept the pas
torate OF Central church
Thirty jewelers. in Milwaukee have
agreed to close their places Of business
Wednesday and Friday nights at 6
O'Clock, beginning Feb Is.
Postmaster Hutchinson of Oak Park,
H., went to Washington to ask con-
gress for an appropriation Of 100000
| for new postoffice building.
Colonel Hiram NJ Bledsoe, COM
mander OF the famous Bledsoe battery
during the civil war, died suddenly at
his home near Pleasant HILL Mo.
| Eight Jewish pupils have been re-
quired to leave the Catholic convent
and school of the Sacred Heart at
Omaha on alleged religious grounds.
| AT Washington Agonclllo's coll
leagues are without instructions, and
Ralston and Siddons, their legal adj
visers, have withdrawn from their SER
vice.
The British parliament reoQened. A
conservative member, In moving the
reply to the queens speech. spoke in
favor of an alliance with the United
States.
Land Commissioner Hermann denies
that frauds were discovered in connec-
tion with the dead-and-down timber
operations on the Chippewa Indian
reservations.
James ". Holmes, prospector, has
been found frozen to death on Pixies
peak. He got caught in the blizzard
ana a searching party has just found
his body.
L nc SttIeldIJ VI wal udS oC1L W
congress a statement of the militia,
showing total organized force of
101, 536; total unorganized and avail
able. s.999,825.
At Middlesboro, KY. Mrs Mary Will
liams, her son Harvey and two small
children were drowned while fording
Clinch river. The river was swollen
by the recent rains.
Moore Bros. of Chicago are reported
to be organizing a rival for the federal
steel trust, with a capital of 100000
600. Andrew Carnegie Is said to be in
terested in the new combine.
Ex-Presldent Cleveland was asked
for an expression of opinion on the
battle of Manila and the ratification of
the peace treaty, but he declined to
say anything on either subject.
The miners at Rendville, Ohio, who
have been on a strike for some months
have broken away from the united
miners organization and gone to work
at As cents. 81 cents less than the scale
DR.. Henry e. Reyes and his wife
were found dead in their bedroom at
the Ardsley Casino. at Ardsley-on- the
Hudson. They had evidently been as
Qhyxiated by gas frcm a stove In the
room.
Il. M. Fishback died at Carrollton,
III. He was a member of the thirty
seventh general assembly of Illinois,
and was one of the 101 who succeeded
In electing General John NJ. Palmer to
the United States senate.
A desperate attempt was made to
| hold UP the Jackson-Ione stage in
Colorado, but the horses were put to
gallop and they got beydDi the range
OF the robbers guns. The robbers are
being pursued by posse and blood
hounds.
Al Trenton, N, j., articles of incor-
porat on were filed with the secretary |
of state by the Electric Boat ccmpany, |
with an authorized capital of 100000
900. The company is empowered to
construct and operate steamships and
other vessels.
Right Reverend John Williams.
ID. D.. LII. d., of Middletown, Conn,
died of grip. aged 81 years. He was
bishop of the Protestant Episcopal |
church. diocese of Connecticut, and |
senior member of the house of bishops
of the Episcopal church in America
Electricity is to be installed as the
motive power for the Manhattan ele-
waited railway at New York. and $751;
100000 of additional stock will be is
sued to meet the expense 1t is ex-
oected that the change will save
S,OO0,0O0 a year in operating ex-
penses.
At Kingston, Jamaica. a negro has
been elected legislative representative
for st. Elizabeth over white candl-
date. The principal white and colored
magistrates and members of the paro-
chial board have resigned as protest
against the vote, and further compli-
cations are feared.
The executive committee of the Ma
tional Municipal League has decided to
hold the next annual meeting of the