Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-01-25


War revenue taxes are not likely tt
be removed at this session.
Editor Joseph B. Irwin of the Pekir
Gll.) Evening Post is dead.
]. N Camp OF Des Moines, Iowa, il
dead. He was GO years old.
The Baltimore G. Ohio will expent
$25, 100000 in improvements.
Eleven-year-old boy has run away
from home seventy-five times.
Chances of the passage Of Nicara
guam canal bill have improved.
Two prisoners at West Point, MO-
killed their jailer and escaped
Two Missouri prisoners murdered
their jailer and then escaped.
Chicago wholesale tailOrs may torm
a trust with a capital of $4,000, 900
Chicago packers say diseased catIle
are killed in German slaughter-houseS'
Delegate Hays said that 4OO0o Fenh-
lsylvania anthracite miners Will stTlAe'
Several democrats will vote to seat
QUAY, the senate's action IS doubtful
The Temple Ahawath Chesed Oh Ne"
York called DR.. Joseph Stolz OF en-
cago noa
Rumor that the Northwestern ROAD
seeks control of the Union PACING re-
vived. a.. -
Mavor Carter Harrison declined the
democratic nomination for governor Oh
illinois. "a
Atlantic steamship companies ad-
vance rates in view of the Paris ex-
position. e,s
Francis p. Owings of Chicago filed
a petition in bankruptcy. DeDts'
$5,564915.
The president nominated Eli Warner
of ST Paul to be surveyor general OF
Minnesota.
Mrs. S. NJ. T. Henry, national evan
qelist OF the w. G.. T. u, died at Grays-
VILE Tenn.
Henry r. Williams was appointed
general manager of Milwaukee and
ST Paul road.
Testimony in the Molineux trial
showed that prisoner had reason to be
Jealous of Barnet.
German and other gold democrats
will not attend the Baltimore recep-
ton to Bryan.
A New York man convicted of rob-
berry tried to hypnotic the judge, but
got twelve years.
Colonel w. S. B. Hopkins of Wor-
cester. Mass, died at Pinehurst, n. c.,
at the age of GO.
DIR. McGiffert is cited to appear be-
fore the New York presbytery Feb. 20
to answer charges.
CAPTAIN Ames claims that 10000
Americans are enlisted for service in
the boer army.
President Snow writes to Washing
ton that the Mormon church pro-
hibits polygamy.
Commissioner Carroll reported on
Porto Rico resources and suggested
territorial government.
Tammany politicians, through
Mcdonald, secured the New York tun-
mel contract for $35,000,000.
Henry Marcus. heir to 100000, is
held in a New York Jail to answer
his wife's suit for separation.
Governor Longino of Mississippi in
his inaugural address recommended
stringent law against lynching.
The Maryland legislature, though
democratic, defeated resolution ask
ing Bryan to address that body.
According to ex-senator Edmunds,
a tonnage bounty law would cause the
abrogation of thirty-five treaties.
Mrs. II. G. Fuller, wife of the pre-
siding judge of the South Dakota
supreme court, is dead at Yankton.
Spooner, Payne. and Harrison G.
Otis are suggested for vice president
by Senator Scott of West Virginia.
Angered by the courts decision in
damage suit James WEIGH tried to
shoot at Judge Lochren in st. Paul.
Fred G. Bonfils, the Denver newspa-
per man who was shot by Lawyer
Anderson. is not expected to recover.
A Columbia (Ga) bank cashier
called his assistant to his rooms, shot
him and then killed himself; insane.
New York will try to collect taxes
from the National City bank, which
claims Gage agreed none should be
paid.
John ]. Kelley. former policeman,
was shot in a saloon quarrel at Kansas
City by Worth Bailey, bartender, and
died
American exports for 1899 were
$l,275, 4S6,641 breaking the 1898 rec
ord and exceeding imports by S475,-
652,021.
During the past five years Great
Britain has taken 60 per cent. of the
agricultural exports from the United
States
There is soft coal famine, and in
consequence several manufacturing
concerns in the Schuylkill valley have
shut down.
Mrs. Christina Hirth awoke from a
trance in st. Louis hospital while the
undertaken was embalming her pre-
paratory for burial.
DR.. a. A. Ames, for three terms
mayor of Minneapolis and once demo-
cratic candidate for governor, has be-
come a republican.
Charles T. Smith, grocer at Sellers
burg. Ind. was frightened to death by
noises he supposed were made by bur-
glars entering his house.