Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-06

legislature, Frankfort, Kentucky, bills
were introduced to repeal the Goebel
election law.
Governor Roosevelt announces that
B. r. Odell will be a candidate for the
republican gubernatorial nomination
in New York
A general cut of IL per cent. in wages
is to be made in all factories at Fall
River, Mass. More than 1000, 900 spin
dies are affected.
The Crucible Steel company of
America, located at Pittsburg, has adj
vanced the price on all kinds of open
hearth steel s4 a ton.
The democratic convention Of the
ifty-third senatorial district, Pennsyl-
vania, nominated c. L. Magee, the
present republican incumbent, for re-
| election.
George T. Clark, grandfather OF
Roland B. Molineux, died at his homo
in Middletown, N. Y, aged "a years
He was firm believer in the innocence
of his grandson
| William Fl. Williams and David L.
Davies have been appointed receivers
of the Globe Building and Loan com
pany under \ joint bond of 100000 at
Columbus. Ohio.
Rev. Reginald H. Weller of Stevens
Point, Wis. has been chosen as coad-
jutor to Bishop Graften and at the
| latter's death will succeed him in the
Office of bishop.
/ Myron b. Speyer, who embezzled
$4,000 from the Barber Asphalt com
pany and who was sent to prison last
January from Sioux City, Ia, for five
years, has been paroled.
| The will of Coils p Huntington was
filed. The Princess Hatzfeldt gets the
largest specific bequest, 100000
The bulk of the estate goes to Mrs.
! Huntington during her life.
President Mckinley took steps to
make The Hague peace convention
effective by inviting exPresidents
Harrison and Cleveland to sit in the
international arbitration board.
4 A project is on foot to form a trust
which shall embrace all the boats
plying the Erie canal. Stock is to DE
issued to the value of each of the craft
and freight rates are to be raised
! The speed trial of the United States
steamship Alabama, the new battle
ship, gave the American navy a new
queen, with record of IL knots. The
limit of her speed was not reached.
Camille d'Arvlle, the operate singer,
and e. w. Crellin, well known bust
ness man, were married at the home OF
the groom's parents in Oakland, Cal.
Mrs. Crelln will retire from the stage.
c. G. Beck was locked up at -1arion.
Ind, to escape being lynched at Point
Isabel, his home. Beck is a merchant.
He is accused of criminally assulting
his two grandchildren, one and the
other years old.
Maj.-Gen. James Carnahan assumed
formal command of the 10th biennial
encampnent of the Uniformed Ranh,
| Knights of Pythias, at Detroit. o. H.
Fetters of Evansville was elected
chancellor at $4,000 year.
The twenty-third annual meeting Of
the American Bar association was held
at Saratoga. President Charles F.
Henderson, in his address, said that
the lax divorce laws of the country
were responsible for many ruined
homes.
Professor Jacques Loeb of the Uni
verslty of Chicago presents startling
theory of parthenogenesis to the scien-
title world and announces that he has
succeesed in propagating sea urchins
and other marine animals by the aid
OF chemical elements of IONS
In the United States court Judge
Hanford made an order directing the
sale of the Tacoma Columbia river
railway to be made after advertising
80 days. The upset price is $11 ,000 |
The claims aggregate $250,000. Twelve |
miles of road are being operated.
Acting Secretary Hackett of theAavy
department is informed of the death at
the Chelsea naval hospital Massachu-
sets, OF Lieut.. Commander John |
Sherman. Commander Shearman en-
tered the navy service June Is, 1871 |
having been appointed from New York |
Four hundred Christian Endeavorers |
landed in New York without money, |
but with plenty of stories of the i'll |
treatment they received from the !
managers of a personally conducted |
tour. They were abandoned on the
continent More Endeavorers are try
ing to get home from Europe.
o. G. Sherman, of the general pas
senger department Of the Union Pacific, |
with headquarters in Cleveland, has
resigned and his territory has been
divided between C. r. Clifford, general |
agent of the freight and passenger
department of Cincinnati, and II. Il.
Carter, of Chicago. both of whom have
just been appointed to their respective
positions.