Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-01
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ing seriously i'll OF paralysis of the
jaw.
DR.. Shaler CRANKY Hillyer, the Oldest
and best-known Baptist minister in
Georgia, died, aged 81. He had been
preaching 6S yeras.
Enormous shipments of agriul-
tural machinery are being made to
Russia for the development of the vast
wheat fields of Siberia.
The South Dakota republican state
central committee has fixed May % as
the date and Sioux Falls as the place
for the state convention.
Census Director Merriam is deter
mined to break the records by publish
ing the main reports within two years
after the enumerators finish.
Chicago physicians who believe
sanitariums are failures will open
camp at Long Lake, Wis. for open
air treatment" of consumption.
Middle-of-the-road populists bolted
from the national committee meeting
in Lincoln, Neb., and set their conven.
ton for May in Cincinnati.
Col. B. S. Lowell, president of the
John p. Lowell Arms company of Bos-
ton and well known throughout the
New England states, is dead.
The Missouri supreme court has de-
clared the department store law, passed
by the last legislature unconstitutiona,
and void, being class legislation.
At Knoxville, Tenn, the Hotel Elan
ders was partially burned, rs guests
being forced out into the streets, with
the mercury near the zero mark.
j. N Stevens, vice-chairman of the
silver party in 1898, has bought the
Colorado Springs Gazette, which he
will conduct as republican paper.
A preliminary meeting was held to
prepare for a national celebration
commemorative the establishment OF
the seat of government at Washington
The Illinois supreme court decided
that the understanding between
Treasurer Ramsay and his bondsmen
was Illegal. They must pay $685.
Senator Clark gave list of his ex-
penditures in the Montana campaign
amounting to $142,6S2. Dr. Treacey
admitted having offered to bride Just.
ice Hunt
AT Maryville, Mo-, G. G. jesse q
druggist charged with the murder OF
Frank Griffin, on the streets, April 8
1898, was sentenced to two years i'm.
prisonment.
| President Barrows has announced ;
gift of $4,000 for Oberlin college from
the estate of William e. Osborn o
Pittsburg for the endowment of tn,
presidents chair.
| The physician who has been attend
ing e. j. Phelps, ex-minister to Eng
land, for the first time expressed him
self authoritatively that his patien
was out of danger.
| Casper Fechteter, dealer in carriag,
materials and one of the best-knowr
German merchants in New York, i!
dead, aged So. He conducted a store II
Chicago for six years.
The division of the Woman's Suf
frage association is expected to lead tC
the formation of a new organization
The Blake faction criticises Mrs. Gait.
use of the association funds.
Polish residents of Chiacgo say thai
there is an organization of people Of
that nationality here and in Europe
ready to fight against Russia in case
of an Anglo Russian war.
Rev. Samuel E. Eliot, secretary oil
the American Unitarian association
has decided to become pastor of the
South Congregational church, Boston,
succeeding DR.. Everett Hale.
Secretary Roots bill to partially re-
organize the army has been sent to
congress. One of the more important
features is that giving the president
the right to make one-third of the pro-
motions.
No relative or friend visited Molin-
eux in Sing Sing prison. He contin-
ued in his cheerful frame of mind His
family are preparing to move near
him. They may rent cottage near
the prison.
William w. Wicker is dead at his
home in Brooklyn, aged so years. He
was pioneer in the shipment of re-
frlgerated goods and sent to England
the first consignment of American
dressed meat
AT Delaware. Ohio, Solomon Rose
welt builder of the Baltic and Pacific
the first steamer to cross the Atlantic,
is dead, aged SO years. He was born
in Alburg, VT, and lived many years
in New York city.
Miss Eleanor Kent, former society
girl of San Francisco. has resigned
from the Milton Aborn Opera COM
pany. broken contract with the Amer