Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-12-06

Asiatic station.
F. T. Bowles is likely to succeed
Philip Hichborn as chief constructor
of the navy.
Delegates to the national conven-
ton of the w. C. T. U. are gathering
in Washington.
A sensation was caused in Chicago
by supposed Internal machine mail
ed from France.
The national grange, which was in
session in Washington for several
days, adjourned.
In Chicago, Phillip sends corn up
to half-a-dollar. 1T is expected to reach
the wheat price.
Mrs. Harriet B. Fox of Lancaster,
N. Y, died at Kenosha, Wis, where
she was visiting
DR.. d. X. Pearsons, the Chicago
philanthropist will give $4,000 to
Colorado college.
The Wisconsin Telephone company
/ increased it's capital stock from 49,
0O0.0 900 to s5.OOO,OOO
Seven men are supposed to have
been lost from schooner Maumee
J Valley in Lake Erie.
Mrs. Mary e. Lease is to begin pro-
ceedings for divorce from Charles
Lease of Wichita, Kas.
Martin Maginins, appointed senator
from Montana to succeed Clark has
gone to claim his seat.
The Presbyterians that voted in ia
vor of revising the creed numbered
1876, against 46 opposed.
John Mayville, hypochondriac of De
Pere, Wis, was driven insane by the
excessive use of nostrums.
The ship subsidy bill is likely to meet
opposition in the house, but it's friends
think it will go through.
The Standard Oil company is said to
have obtained a concession ia
Roumania for 1000 900.
The county board of Oshkosh adopt
ed a memorial to the legislature ask
ing it to prohibit football.
Carl Moore was accidentally shot
and killed by Frank Hostetter while
hunting near Arcoal. ILL.,
President Mckinley and other pub
lie men telegraphed condolences to
the family of Senator Davis.
Judge Kohler sentenced five of the
Akron rioters, four for indefinite
periods and one for one year.
The trotting stallion Axtel sold at
auction in New York for s14,700 to
Fred Morgan and w. p Ijams.
Senator Pettigrew, it is said, will
take revenge on Hanna by talking the
shipping-subsidy bill to death.
The idea of Tom" Platt of New
York becoming secretary of the treas
ury is ridiculed in New York.
The Indian supreme court decided
that owners of gas wells have a right
to pump the product to Chicago.
Andrew Carnegie in an address at
the Montefiore home, New York,
praised Jews for their charity.
Right Rev. Charles f. Hale, bishop
of Cairo, is critically i'll in Cairo
Death is expected at any time.
The official count shows that the
proposition to hold a constitutional
convention in Iowa is defeated
Charles H. Hoyt's will cuts off his
relatives and gives most of his prop
erty to his partner, Frank Mckee.
John T. Morgan the only candidate
for United States senator before the
Alabama Legislature, was elected.
George w. Wilson, commissioner of
internal revenue, died at Washington,
ID. c., of Bright's disease, aged 81.
Colonel r. l.. Meade has been or
dered to command the marines sta
toned at the navy yard, New York
The Dole and anti-Dole factions in
Hawaii are accusing each other of
aiding the independents to victory
The extensive cement plant of Will
lam krause 4 Sons at Martins Creek.
Pa, burned. Loss 100000; insured
The TilIin wooden mills, the largest
manufacturing establishment in Tiffn.
o., were ruined by fire. Loss $4,000
The agricultural department has es-
tablished at Washington a laboratory
for testing all sorts of road materials.
At GAINESVILLE Judge Dunwiddle
granted a divorce to Laura Wood from
Alfred Wood of Green county by de
fault
a. c. Hubbell, of Brooklyn, will en-
deavor TO have Christian Scientists
prosecuted criminally for his wife's
death.
In admitting DoWies lacemakers
Secretary Gage declared their calling
to be new industry in the United
States.
The Union Pacific railway will pay
$1,000 reward for train robbers, dead
or alive, and placed armed guards on
trains.
The governor of Colorado may call
out the state cavalry to drive out
marauding Indians in White River
district.
Paterson is gloomy over the closing
of the great Rogers locomotive works,
which the aged proprietor is tired Of
running,
The highest man in a civil service
examination ut Racine proved To be
a patient escaped from an insane
asylum
The yard OF the Red Cypress I.um
Der company. Kansas City. was de-
stroyed by fire: loss of $50. OOO. covered