Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-01-12

The Assabet Wooden Manufacturing
company of Boston made an assign
ment.
The receipts of the government for
the last six months aggregated $245,-
961 1893.
Increased valuations on New York
property this year will exceed $780,
900, 900.
At Springfield H.. the governors o.
fee at the statehouse was entered and
$3.50 stolen.
J. S. Butler died at his home in
springville, Iowa, in the 62d year OF
of his age.
Nearly all the gold-producing states
of America show an increase in the
output for 1898.
1t is reported that Russian immi-
grants have been imprisoned and tor
tured in Korea.
Mrs. Isabella O'Neill of Chicago was
given a decree of divorce from John
O'Neill of Chicago.
The Rockefellers are said to be be-
hind the recent purchase of Chicago
and Alton railroad.
Grant C. Gillett. the bankrupt Kan
sas cattleman, has settled with his
creditors for $4,000
The late Calvin Brice's estate is said
to be worth $1,000, 900, though he paid
taxes on only 5000 900.
A number of Chicago painters, dec
orators and frescoers have formed a
co-onaratiye association.
Col Mouton of Chicago has been
entrusted with the task of moderniz-
ing Havana's police force.
DR.. Charles f. Guillou, formerly a
surgeon in the United States navy,
died at New York, aged IS.
The death is announced of the Mar
quis de Cubas, the Spanish capitalist
and former mayor of Madrid.
Eight thousand people attended the
inaugural reception given by Gov.
Pingree at the Michigan capitol.
Judge" Sherman, the champion of
the notorious Allen law, was chosen
speaker of the Illinois assembly.
A deal has been completed for the
consolidation of the Cleveland and
Michigan Telephone companies.
Services were held in the Capitol
at Montpelier, Vt, over the body of
United States Senator Morrill,
Wayne MacVeagh, former attorney
general and ambassador to Italy, is
dangerously i'll in Washington.
Austria has announced that she will
shortly raise her legation at Wash
Ia -, hn L S,fa
The Chicago Metropolitan Il" has
been sold for $6,OOOOOO. Fred p. Oh
colt of New York is the purchaser
At a meeting of citizens it was
decided to hold an international ex-
position in San Francisco in 1901.
Major Charles F. Vanderford, pro-
fessor OF the Agricultural University
of Tennessee, is dead at Knoxville.
Helen Gould was thanked by ris-
ing vote of the Now York assembly
for her generosity during the late war
w. Devices Wood, a prominent iron
manufacturer of Pittsburg. died from
the effects of grip. He was 73 years
old.
Philip W. Rhodecap died at Dan
yers. H., aged 20. He had lived there
40 years and was an extensive land
owner.
d. H. Vancil, who was postmaster in
Golden, H., under Cleveland's first
administration, died there, aged as
years.
Mrs. Smiley, who married her
cousin and charged him with hypno-
tizng her. got divorce in Wash
ington.
Archbishop Ireland denies the story
that the pope will not allow him to at
tend the St. Petersburg peace con
ference.
The carriage factory of J. Courley
& Co. Brooklyn. was burned. and sur
rounding buildings were damaged.
Loss $500 900
Major w. S. Hineline. formerly a
resident of Chicago, died at the
soldiers home, Orting, Wash, OF
dropsy, aged so.
The judges of the New York loca
supreme court donned silk gowns AND
were considerably clustered by the eff
feet they created.
Marie McCaffery, of Boston, a 20
year-old girl worth $4,000, has beer
Il second time committed to reform
school for incbrioty.
| Negotiations are nearly com
pleted for the equipment of part o.
the St. Louis street railway system
with air motors.
No arrest has yet been made in tho
Adams poisoning case in New York
but person is said to be under sus
picion by the police.
Six men held up a Memphis passen-
ger train at Macomb, No. demolished
the express safe with dynamite and
escaped with all the cash.
Mildred Vaughan. a rich Kentucky
| girl who secretly married barber
at Benton Harbor week ago, is now
trying to unite the knot.
Mayor Van Wyck's plan to start
work on more bridges over East
river was again defeated by the New
| York board of aldermen.
! The Arhuckles have reduced gran
ulated sugar 1l6c pound below the
American Sugar company and sew