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

the intention of the party leaders to
make even a more vigorous campaign
than the last one William w. Ward
we'll of New York, for twelve years
secretary of the national committee,
has rendered his resignation.
Suspended in mid-air by his jacket,
100 feet from the ground. Andrew
Anderson, employed on blast fur
mace in the Illinois Steel Works, Chi
cago hung for hour while employees
of the works endeavored to rescue
him. Finally, by means of extension
ladders, the man was rescued and
taken to the company's hospital,
where he soon recovered. A scaffold
broke and in falling his jacket caught
in a bolt
The weavers at the Acushnet and
Hathaway mills at New Bedford,
where the loom-fxers' strike is on,
held meeting, and, seeing no pros
pect of an immediate settlement of
the strike appointed a committee to
wait on Treasurer Knowles, to ask
stoppage pay, while the strike lasts.
These weavers claim that they can not
make living wages on piece work, ow-
ing to the frequent 'funging up of
looms" since the strike. Secretary
Hart advised the weavers to do no fix
ing during the strike.
FOREIGN.
King Oscar is steadily improving
He took a long walk in the ROYAL
garden.
The centrist party, in Germany, de-
mands the creation of an imperial SUI
preme court.
The Somalis of east Africa rise
against the British and kill Commits
sioner Jenner.
1t is said that a railroad from st.
Petersburg to Viatka will be begun in
the spring.
Pope Leo received 10000 visitors at
st. Peters and appeared to be in ex-
cellent health
The body of Sir Arthur Sullivan
was buried Tuesday in ST Paurs
cathedral, London
The campaign Z in Ashantee has
ended and all British troops except a
garrison will leave.
The anti-foreign governor of Cheki-
ung province was removed by order
OF the dowager empress.
The kaiser is to spend 30,00OOOO
marks in improvement of harbors at
Kiel and Wilhelmshaven.
Turkey objects to allowing Germany
the use of Far San island, in the Red
sea, for a coaling station.
st. Petersburg dispatches insist that
the car was being slowly poisoned.
The ruler is gaining strength daily.
The battleship Kentucky has ar
rived at Smyrna and it is expected
that the sultan will now grant an ex-
equatur to Consul Norton.
The czar's condition is believed in
some quarters to be critical if not
hopeless, though the latest bulletin
seems to say that he is doing well.
1t is reported that Prince Won RADIO
lin, German ambassador to Russia.
VIII be transferred to Paris and Her
bert Bismarck sent to st. Petersburg.
AT Rome the chamber of deputies.
IN spite of the opposition of the minis
ter OF war, has adopted the socialist
motion to abolish trials by court
martial.
Fannle Ward tells a romantic story
OF the loss and recovery of $4,000
worth of jewels in London. The
duchess of Manchester's maid had
them
The beer poisoning epidemic in
Manchester has been traced to the
use OF poor sulphuric acid in making
glucose. There are sixty-seven
deaths up to date
Prlnce George of Greece, high com
missioner of Crete and betrothed of
Prlncess Victoria of Wales, wants
england to annex Crete so that his
pride will not become a subject of
Turkey