Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-05

against Rev. DR.. y. ID. Hills, or fiym-
outh church, Brooklyn.
The battleship Wisconsin, which has
been building at San Francisco, is
ready for her trial trip.
Ex-senator Ingalls, condemned
Preacher Sheldon for attempting TO
run a paper as Jesus would.
Senator Tillman again justified the
use of violence in DISTINGUISHING the
negro in the southern states.
Rev Newell d. Hills says he Is
ready to resign from the Chicago pres
bytery If his views are obnoxious.
The prosecution in Senator Clark S
case filed brief in which it is decar ed
that the senator is guilty of bribery.
The bill repeating the Norton boxing
law passed the New York senate and
now goes to the governor for signature.
The trial of Olga Nethersole and her
co-defendants for the Sapho produc-
ton in New York was set for April g.
The fight between Arbuckles and the
sugar trust is renewed. The latter
reduced prices five cents a 100 pounds
James Dunlap, one of the most
noted safe blowers and bank robbers
in the country. was arrested in Chi
cago.
At Athens, Ohio, the republican con-
lgressional convention nominated c. Fl.
Grosvenor for congress for the sixth
time.
f. A. Ford travelling passenger
agent of the Pennsylvania railroad,
died at his home in Ocean Grove, N. J.,
aged IS.
In an effort to secure a nine-houT
chlnists of the New York district is
threatened.
At Lawrence, Kan, fire destroyed
the plant Of the Pierson Flour Milling
company, valued at $4,000. Insur-
ance, $4,000
persons were injured in a wreck on the
Atlanta and West Point railroad near
West Point, Ga.
Secretary Root reported to congress
that the concessions he granted for
mining In the Cape Nome region were
within the law.
George Kruger was given life sem
tence at Waukegan for numbering his
wife and mother-ln-law at Long Grove
July 16, 1899.
Chief of Engineers Wilson estimated
the cost of an eight-foot channel in Illi-
nois and Desplaines for a lake-to-gulf
canal at $40, 400, 900.
W. II. Culton made statement to
the prosecuting attorneys in the Ken
lucky assassination case. Powers was
held without bail.
Lime manufacturers of the south
met in Birmingham, Ala, to arrange
details for the combination being
formed in that industry.
Congressman Warner was renomi-
mated in the thirteenth Illinois dis
trict after pledging himself to vote for
free trade with Poro Rico
At Rutland. VT. Cashier Mussey of
the Merchants National bank, con-
fessed to being defaulter. His spec
ulaJlOnS amount 10 9l4O,UOO.
1t is denied that Rev Mr.. Apple
grath of Cleveland is leaving the
Euclid Avenue church because of inter
ference by John d. Rockefeller.
On account of pressing engagements
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey will abandon
their trip down to the Florida east
coast and return to Washington.
Olga Nethersole. the actress is suffer
ing from an attack of brain fever News
of her severe illness has turned the
current of public feeling in her favor
Mrs. Charles Lee died in Danbury
Conn, believing that her fathers spirit
was bearing her away, as, in a vision,
she had seen it bear away her mother
The cross-eXamination of Governor
Steunenberg in the Occur d'Alene in
vestigation was continued. He was de-
faint accepting responsibility for ev-
erything.
Admiral Watson's court OF inquiry to
fix responsibility for loss of the cruiser
Charleston found the charges made
against officers to have had no founda-
ton in fact.
Republican mountaineers in Ken
lucky have threatened to kill all the
witnesses against Powers and others
charged with completely in the murder
of Goebel.
State Treasurer Herriott of Iowa
declared that the governor and other
members of the executive council have
shown Partially in railroad tax as
! sessments.
In an interview. ]. G. Johnson. chair
Il man of the executive committee OF the
national democratic committee. states
the convention will reaffrm the l6 to
l proposition
Letters received from Samuel /.
Clemens mark Twain say that he
1 and his family will soon return and
take up their permanent home al
Hartford Conn.
The state department is advised of
the death az Cologne, of United States