Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-03

Washington officials intimate tina.
the crisis brought by the trouble with
Turkey is passed.
The ecumenical conference on for
eign missions continued its sessions
in New York
AT Champaign, Ill, Joseph McMul-
len, known to physicians as the 'ossl-
fed man." died.
Rockefeller interests are reported to
have secured control of the Missouri
Pacific railroad.
o. X. Spence, professor of Greek and
French in Fisk university. Nashville
Is dead. aged SO.
Governor Tanner of Illinois removed
Capt Shaffner, commander of the
state naval militia
Three hundred men were overtaken
by a forest fire in lumber camps on the
Canadian border.
| A Pennsylvania congressman is
booming Postmaster General Smith
for vice president.
Allen o. Myers of Ohio warned
Bryan that he might be assassinated
if elected president.
Fire in a New York tenement causes
the death OF three persons and the in
| jury of three others.
English capitalists have purchased
1900 acres of oll-producing land in
Indiana and Ohio
Southern floods are receding, but
days must elapse before railway COM
munication is restored.
War revenue receipts from June IS.
1898, to March 81, 1900, are shown to
have been SIS, 4O5 ,292.
Sweet sixteen is the spanking-age
limit for a girl, according to decision
OF Connecticut court.
The Pennsylvania republican state
convention pledged its support to
former Senator Quay
1t Is expected the campaign in
Washington against butterine will
come to an abrupt end.
A Chicago jury decided that wo-
man cannot be vagrant because wo-
man was not made to work.
Lincoln's original casket was I'M
earthed in digging the foundations of
the monument at Springfield
Bishop Whlpple, Episcopalian
thinks Cuba ought to be subject to the
United States for many years.
The Indian republican platform did
not mention Porto Rico specially, but
Endorsed all insular legislation.
Comptroller Bird S. Coler. it is said
VIII be the democratic candidate for
governor of New York this fall.
At Baltimore Bishop Paret was mar
ried to Miss Sarah Hayden Haskell.
The bishop is 70 and his bride As.
Charles G. Stachelberg, head of the
New York cigar firm of M. Stachel-
berg & CO., is dead, aged 80 years.
Former Senator Quays influence In
the senate will be used to bury the
ship subsidy bill Hanna's measure.
Gen. Joseph Wheeler of Alabama
has sent to Governor Johnston a
formal resignation as congressman.
1t is charged that civilian inventors
have a hard time gaining a considera-
ton by military ordnance experas.
The steamship Quito sailed May )
from New York with 100000 bushels
OF grain for Indian famine sufferers.
A donors committee presented Ad-
miral Dewey a watch purchased by l.
cent contributions from $4,000 chill
dren.
congressman Babcock, often. David
son, DAZZLE, Cooper and Barney of
Wisconsin were nominated by repub-
iicans.
The house committee favorably re-
ported a bill to enable foreigners in
Jured by mobs to sue in the court of
| claims.
John Hughes shot and killed his wife
in front of st. Vincent de Paurs
church. Syracuse, N. Y, just after
mass.
Bryan denies that he will abandon
silver, but says trusts and Imperialism
Will be the main issues in the next
| election.
Forest hres raging in Manitoba have
entrapped. il is estimated. about 500
settlers and lumbermen. whose lives
are in danger.
For sharing a fee with an attorney
Judge Frank Dellenbaugh of Cleveland
has been disbarred by the supreme
court of Ohio.
benjamin Northrup. a we'll known
newspaper man, formerly managing
ea'tor OF the New York Mali and Ex-
press, died.
AT Marquette, Mich. the thermom-
eter registered 81 in the shade, the
highest April temperature recorded in
eight years.
residents near Maplevale Cemetery.
New Haven, are excited over a ghost
that they say dances nightly over
new-made graves.
Felegraphers employed on the Bal
timore and Ohio railroad have made
a demand from Pittsburg, Pa. for an
increase in wages.
senator Plat said: Governor