Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1899-03-23

Sunday,
Adrian c. Arson, the baseball play
er, has borrowed $1,000 on two
mortgages on his residence and other
property.
aj.-Gen Wesley Merritt will be
| grand marshal of the parade which
will attend the dedication of Chicago's
new postoffice.
| Judge F. Il. Dellenbaugh and Sen
ator Vernon H. Burke have been for
mally disbarred from practice at
| Cleveland.
Attorney General Monnett of Ohio
was requested by the would-be bribers
of the oil trust to come to New York.
He refused.
Prof. James Boppins announced his
resignation of the professorship of the
history of art in the Yale school of
! fine arts.
The wedding of Miss Virginia Fair
to William X. Vanderbilt, Jr., has
been arranged to take place April A in
New York.
Rev. Dr. John H. Caldwell, for many
years member of the Wilmington
| hcLuoulsL IplSCOpdi tOHieTeHce, uleu
at Dover Del.
Pinkerton detectives will be engaged
by the grand jury of Charleston, s. c.,
to ferret out the murderers of Thomas
Pinckney, Jr.
George w. Lederer brought a large
number of pretty chorus girls from
London to play in some of his Ameri-
can companies.
Mrs. J. Warren Keifer, wife of Gen.
eral Keifer, who is on his way home
from Havana, died at her home, in
Springfield, Ohio
An agreement has been reached be-
tween the United States, Great Britain
and Germany for the settlement OF the
troubles in Samoa.
Employment for 10000 men will be
given by extensive track elevation to
be begun within two weeks by various
railroads in Chicago.
The Isle of Pines Colony has been
! formed in Chicago to develop land on
the island OF that name under coop
erative management.
The president appointed 1913 second
lieutenants in the regular army, in ac-
} cordance with the reorganization act
J passed by congress.
The Delaware legislature. rep, ad-
journed sine die at Dover without
electing a United States senator to
( succeed George Gray, democrat.
: Miss Emily Vanderbilt Sloane, who
will be married next month, will dis
tribute to the poor a sum equal to
) the expenses of her wedding.
: Robert and Thomas Hannafn of De-
troit were sentenced to twenty years
in the state penitentiary for the muir
) der of Frank Edwards, Dec. 5.
3 Jefferson ralbert mining superin-
! tendent for the North American
D Transportation company, died at Daw-
son City, Feb. Z, aged about As.
+ Rhode Island democrats nominated
q Mayor George w. Greene of Woon-
e socket for governor and denounced
1 the conduct of the war department.
/. Martin Luther College in Irving
g Park boulevard, Chicago, has been
4 purchased and will be opened up as a
I home for destitute Norwegian chill
/ dren.
! The experts chosen by Governor
Roosevelt to examine Mrs. Martha
Place have reported that she is sane
J and she will be electrocuted next
week
AT a banquet to be given by the
J Bank of Manhattan in New York on
April the enormous sum of $1,750,-
100000 will be represented by the din
ers.
The Pennsylvania supreme court
has affirmed the conviction of James
A, Clemmon for murder in the first
degree, for killing Mrs. Emma I
Kaiser.
Alfred Essendrun. the Swedish and
Norwegian vice consul in st. Louis. is
perfecting an organization to colonize
the vacant lands in Missouri with
Scandnavians.
The president has issued two procla- |
nations relieving from further dis
erin mating duties shipping from the |
British West India islands of Trinidad
and 'fobago.
The agricultural department will ex-
pertinent with trees and plants
brought from the far east. with view
to introducing them generally in the
: United States.
Andrew Carnegie has authorized the
library commission to draw on him for
$250,000 for the new library building
which he has donated to the city of
Washington.
The government will invite bids for
$4,000 tons of armor for new warsnlps.
1t is believed that manufacturers will
not enter into contracts at the price
fixed by congress.
Gov. Roosevelt has refused to sane
ton the proposed compromise of the
suits brought by New York state
against Armour 4 Co OF Chicago for
: violating state butter laws.
( Two hundred fishermen were car