Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-03-22

III Ihe COuIls ueclue the contest.
Andrew Carnegie's answer in the
Frick suit says that the assets of the
steel company are SIS. G1O, 104, and adj
mits profits in 1899 of s21 900 900.
Negro men, women and children
some deaf and blind, and others mute.
but most of them whole and sound-to
the number Of 184,w baptized at the
The daughter of John J. DAILY. one of
utah's silver kings, admits she was Sc
cretly married last August to r. Roy
Brown, railroad clerk in Salt Lake
City.
Chairman Ray of the house judiciary
committee introduced a resolution pro-
posing a constitutional amendment
giving congress the power to control
trusts.
Chicago building contractors have
collected evidence to cause the indjct-
ment OF labor leaders and pickets ON
the charges Of conspiracy and int!mi-
dation.
Mrs. Booth-Tucker, of the salvation
army, who was to deliver a lecture in
Racine, was Frustrated upon her
, arrival and was unable to fill her en-
gagement
The Standard Oil company paid a
quarterly dividend of 500, 900 900 II Is
estimated that at the present rate the
trust will own all the money in the
world in 1877 years
Al Tecumseh, Okla. Roger Bruno
arrested for horse-stealing and murder
attempted to escape from Sheriff Grace.
Grace killed Bruno, but was himself
fatally wounded.
George w. Cromer was renominated
ior congress by the republicans of the
eishth Indiana district, without oppo-
sltion. The convention Endorsed
Mckinley's administration.
implement men say trouble is about
to result because of the action Of tho
board Of control of the Kansas state
penltentlary ohering binding Irvine to
the farmers at Toe per pound.
A special from Potam. Mex. states
That the Yaquis Indians and the Mexi-
can troops had four engagements near
Cocorit, Mex. The engagements result
ed disastrously for the Indians.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon issued tba
Daily Capital of Topeka, Kan. for one
week with a view of Illustrating how
Jesus would do it," The circulation
was big at first but rapidly fell awav
The Illinois Manufacturers associa-
ton decided to start an agitation for a
repeal OF the war revenue act, claiming
It's purposes have been fulfilled and
that the tax is now an unnecessary
burden.
Al burlington, VT. funeral services
over the late Edward j. Phelps were
held in st. Paul's Episcopal church. in
the presence of large congregation.
The services were conducted by Bishop
"A. c. a. Hall.
Sheldons paper is part of a pIan to
unite all churches in a movement for
practical Christianity" along social
lstlc lines, and he will tour Great Brit
and and the United States preaching
his crusade.
Rev. Edwin A. Schell sued Rev.
Joseph F. Berry and Rev. H. C. Jen-
nings of Chicago and Rev. Charles
Parkhurst of Boston for $4,000 for
forcing him from the Epworth league
secretaryship.
Edward Pettinger, years Old. at
one time one of the wealthiest resi-
dents of Mount Vernon and one of
Boss Tweed's lieutenants, died in the
almshouse at East View, Westchester
county. N. Y.
while playing with a revolver. Rich
ard Essig, years Old shot his mother
In the abdomen. Mrs. Essig is at a
hospital, where it is feared the wound
VIII prove fatal. The childs father
gave the boy the revolver.
The latest news from Colombia is to
the effect that the revolution will last
for the next twelve months. Bust
ness is at a standstill in every part of
the republic. and there is very little
foodstuffs on the market.
Judge Addison Brown in the bank
ruptey part of the United States
district court, at New York. has
handed down decision to the effect
that the bankruptcy act is not appli-
cable to water companies.
Mayor Thomas Taggart of Indianap-
oils in letter addressed to the democ-
racy of the state, positively declines to
be candidate for the democratic nom
ination for governor His nomination
has been conceded by all.
AT Saginaw, Mich, Alma Seeker
man, aged 4. was burned to death;
Minnie. aged TO- received fatal burns.
and Fred, aged Z, was seriously burned
In a fire which consumed the residence
OF their father, Henry Sickerman.
Thousands of dollars. representing
the savings of scores of Italian resi-
dents OF Chicago. have disappeared
from the vaults OF Giraldi Franks pri-
vate bank. The police are looking for
Frank, who is believed TO 1--we fled.
The Omaha National bank won its
case in the action brought by the state
to recover s201 600. the amount of