Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-11-23


tanned the anti-cigarette law.
The National Association of Post
masters convened in Washington.
At Cleveland the Bradley block was
damaged 100000 by fire and water.
Memphis undertaken was arrested
on the charge of traficking in corpses.
Havana cigar manufacturers formed
a combination with s1O,OOO,OOO capital.
Congressman Roberts of Utah says
he will not resign, but will fight to the
end.
w. G. Bows of Cedar Rapids will be
a candidate for speaker of the Iowa
house.
The postoffice department favors the
reduction of postage on merchandise
by half.
Intemperance among fashionable
women in New York is said to be in
creasing
John T. France, well-known law
yer and politician, died at his home in
Decatur, Ind
At Fairbury, H., Miss Nellie Lewis
was married to Clarence Smith of
Chatsworth, ILL.,.
Mrs. Fanny NJ Ross, wife of Edmund
G. Ross, former United States senator
of Kansas, is dead.
The Wakarusa Gnd) Mill and Ele-
vator company assigned. Assets s., 600;
liabilities, $4,000
A Philadelphia and Reading express
tore to pieces two men who were fight
ing on the railroad tracks.
John O'Neil of Milwaukee committed
suicide at Green Bay. Dependency
over domestic troubles
Senator-elect Hayward of Nebraska
is thought to be dying. Bryan may be
appointed in his place.
At Muscatine, w. s. Richie, a prom
inent business man and commission
merchant, is dead, aged 50.
Illinois men in Washington suggest
Comptroller Dawes as a compromise
candidate for governor.
]. d. Rockefeller conditionally Of
fered $150,000 to the Baptist Theolog-
ical seminary, Rochester
During the last navy year it required
$13,9S3,174 to maintain in commission
the ships in active service.
Schley stated that he considers it i'm
perative that the Nicaragua canal
should be built at once.
Memorial services for the four an
archists executed for implication in the
Haymarket riots in 1886 were held.
The president has appointed Jesse II.
Johnson of Texas to be consul of the
United States at Coaticook, Quebec.
A large attendance marked the OK
hibitions of the national horse-show in
Madison Square Garden, New York.
At Bakersfield, Mo-. Luke Seels |
MORALLY wounded Postmaster w. NJ. |
Sharp in duel over domestic troubles. |
The New York presbytery has de-
cided to refer the heresy case of Profess
sor McGiffert to the general assembly. |
In Kansas City Dwight H. Moody. |
the evangelist spoke to 10000 people. |
Four thousand were unable to gain ad- |
mission.
General William Nee. Dye. at one |
time military adviser to the king of |
Korea, is dead at Muskegon. Mich |
aged 6S.
At Cleveland diamonds valued at
$4,000 were stolen from the store of
Sigler brothers by sneak thieves. who
escaped
Once more is Alonzo j. Whiteman
formerly of Duluth, arrested this time
in New York and swindling is the
charge
The Illinois Trust and Savings bank.
in the state supreme court, has filed n
petition for rehearing of the glucose
trust case.
Richard b. Molineux was placed on
trial in new York charged with caus-
ing the death Of Katherine j. Adams
Dee, %, 1898.
William j. Bryan and son joined Col.
NJ. {. Wetmore's hunting party and left
for the latter's game preserves in lne
Ozark mountains.
The interior of new Chicago fiat
building on which non-union labor had
been employed was damaged 81 900 by
persons.
The leading shipyards of the Atlantic
and Pacific coasts. it is reported. will
be consolidated under one general
The election in Kentucky will depend
upon the settlement of contests in sew
en- counties, the returns from when
are now in dispute.
Warden Wolfer of the saltwater
Mimi. penitentiary may resign to ac-
cept the position of sup, rvisor of pris-
ons in New York.
The treasury will buy S25. 00O. 600 of
bonds, paying ll2.75 for Is of 1907 and
Ill for 5s of 1904, to relieve the strin-
gency in New York
A grand jury will investigate the al
legged use of money in the passage by
The Mich AN legislature of Gov. Pin
sree's pet measure.
John Paul of Garrett. ILL.,. who was
travelling by wagon in Florida for the
benefit of the health of his insane wife
S dead of marsh fever.
At Chippewa Falls. Wis. the G l. 4 ,
3. company's sawmill closed down aft ,
II seasons cut OF $4,000 600 feet I
yhich breaks all records. ,