Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-02-01


O. II. p. Belmont entertained w. |
J. Bryan at dinner in New York.
Brigadier General Charles w.
Squires died at St. Louis, aged so.
The Maryland legislature again
voted not to invite Bryan to address it.
Eleven men were intombed in Los
Angeles, Cal, by the caving in of a
tunnel.
Susan b. Anthony will try to raise
81 100000 for the promotion of woman
suffrage.
An extra session of the California
legislature has been called to select
senator.
James Rogers, at one time captain
of the Louisville baseball team, died
of heart disease.
New York jury awarded a man
100000 damages for alienation of his
wife's affections.
The republican congressional COM
mittee favors early state and congress
sional conventions.
Senate democrats decided to offer
free silver substitute for the republic
can financial bill.
At San Francisco a new government
prison is to be erected Immediately
on Alcatraz island.
Assistant Secretary of State Hill
has been chosen president of Column
ban university.
Baseball magnates have agreed to
drop Baltimore, Washington, Cleve-
land, and Louisville.
Judge Orrin n. Carter announced his
candidacy for republican nomination
for governor in Illinois.
Walter B. Hawley of Lockport, ILL.,,
formerly county clerk of Will County,
died at Danville, Ill.
For the first time since the drainage
canal opening Chicago water supply
was uniformly good.
Governor Roosevelt asked the New
York legislature to spend S60OO0OOO |
in improving the Erie canal.
The Michigan medical board bars !
graduates of institutions issuing di-
plomas without attendance.
National guards favor an increase |
in the government appropriation of |
from $500 900 to S2O00,000.
The steamer Sutton, which ground |
ed on Fenwlck island shoals, in Della
ware bay, is to be total loss.
Rev Father V. Lewandowski died
suddenly in a street car in Milwaukee.
Heart disease was the cause.
After Bryan spoke at Harrisburg
Pa, democratic state committee in
dorsed him for the presidency.
At Philadelphia Rev. DR.. Henry
Sharpe, a prominent Presbyterian
clergyman, died aged So years.
Captain Julius Friedman. a million
aire, was found dead in his bed at the
Palace hotel in San Francisco.
The Oregon democratic state COM
mittee has decided to hold the state
convention in Portland April u.
Professor David e. Hughes, invent
or of the telegraph printing instru
ment. is dead at London, aged &c.
President Mckinley has decided to
receive Montagu White, diplomatic
agent of the Transvaal Republic.
A call has been issued for the ma
tional convention of the prohibition
party to meet in Chicago June 81.
Julian Paunceforte will retain his
post as British ambassador here, not |
withstanding he is past the age
limit.
A new development is promised in
the negotiations for the sale of the
Danish West Indies to the United |
States
William f. Miller who conducted |
the "get-rich-quick" Franklin syndI-
cate in Brooklyn, has been located in
Canada.
At Petersburg, Va. Albert Hunt of
Superior, Wis, who shot and killed
John X. Parrish Christmas day was
acquitted.
Honolulu Is isolated, steamships re-
fusing to call. There are thirty-nine
deaths from the plague, including
white woman.
Professor J, T. Johnson, president OF
the Hargrove College died suddenly
at Ardmore, I. T., of heart disease,
aged 40 years.
Republican senators are said to be
a unit in favor of the provision in the
senate currency bill to refund the
national debt.
A device has been invented by a
Boston doctor to rob chloroform an
aesthesia of danger by mixing air with
the inhaled drug
At Fort Scott. Kan, Amos Phillips,
the murderer. whose accomplices were
iynched, has been sentenced to life
Imprisonment.
Gothams latest proposed combine
is a consolidation of all gas. electric
light and traction systems under
Rockefeller control.
Mrs. Mary Wright Curwen, dis
tinguished for leadership in promot-
ing the formation of women's clubs.
died at Cincinnati
\ poll of the members of congress
indicates an overwhelming majority
favortng the immediate passage of the
Nicaragua canal bill.
At Denver Guy bennett. aged q
years. a nephew of President Dole OF
Hawaii attempted suicide by cutting
mis- throat with 4 knife.
Count Boni de Castellane on his ar