Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-10-04
Domestic.


Lawrence M. Pierson, injured in
football game, died at Lake Forest
The Cedar Rapids presbytery calls
for a radical revision of the creed.
"Poor's Manual" shows 190,S33
miles of railroads in the United
States.
The census shows that the popula-
ton of Memphis, Tenn, is doubled
since 1890.
Cardinal Gibbons will preside at
meeting of archbishops in Washing
ton Oct TO-
Father James J. Alerding is APP
pointed Catholic Bishop of Fort
Wayne, Ind.
The price of tea will advance to 10
per cent. on account of the short
crop in Japan.
Miners force two more collieries to
close in the Shenandoah region and
cripple a third.
August exports to Asia and Oceani-
ca fell off nearly 100000 compared
with August last year.
Judge Fish decided the franchise
to build an electric road through
Kenosha, Wis, is void.
One days work of robbers yielded
over $4,000; safe-blowing is the
most popular method.
The Fire Underwriters Association
Of the Northeast elected P. d. Nc
Gregor of Chicago, president.
The animal rannpf nf tho p,1rliny.
ron railroad shows net earnings of
$16113,07S. an increase of SS59,11
Governor Sayers of Texas, who has
been visiting Galveston, reports con-
lions rapidly improving in that city.
Archbishop Ireland Is presented
with the insignia of his Office as a
commander OF the Legion of Honor.
The Pennsylvania railroads annual
report will show total income of
32,056,532, against $26,436,320 the
previous year.
Gen. Macarthur reports Captain
Shields and ffty-one men of the
twenty-ninth infantry killed or cap
tured by Filipinos.
General Miles in a letter to the
army urges soldiers to study the prin-
ciples of war. reverence the flag, and
cultivate patriotism.
Directors of the American Cereal
company rejected the bid of an Eng
fish syndicate for whole or majority
of stock at $175 share.
Fire losses of 1927 ,206,250 in Chi
cago in the last eight months may
bring about an increase in insurance
rates of 5 to 20 per cent.
Ex-President Harrison and family
who have been at their camp in the
Adirondacks all summer, will leave
Monday for their home in Indiana.
The London Financial Times re-
CARDS German bond purchase as sig
nificant of growing importance of
United States in worlds money mar
ket.
General John M. Palmer was
buried at Carlinville. ILL.,, the Ma
sonic fraternity and the Grand Army
of the Republic taking part in the
services.
Coal operators have offered The |
strikers an increase of 10 per cent. in
wages, President Mitchell wants the |
union recognized The miners may
return to work
One hundred and fifty thousand old |
rifles ard a great quantity of cart |
ridges have been sold to German ,
firm. the proceeds amounting to $780, |
600 frances which will eventually be |
expended in the purchase of new war
material.
Yale opened it's 200th college year.
The strike leaders plan to outwit |
the mineowners in their efforts to |
relieve the coal famine by bringing |
soft coal into the market. Bituminous /
miners are urged to refuse to mine /
coal destined for the anthracite mar
ket
William b. Dunton, the alleged |
Chicago embezzler who is held re- |
sponsible for the loss of $4,000 by |
the Union National bank of Chiacgo, |
was sent by Judge Waddill to Chicago |
for examination. The prisoner was |
brought from Newport News for ex-
tradition.
Subsistence supplies to the amount |
of $4,000 will be purchased by the |
United States government in Chicago
within week for use of its troops
in the Philippines and China. The |
provisions include canned roast beef. /
bacon, veal loaf. canned corned beef.
mess pork, and lard.
There is every indication of peace
full solution of the present crisis in
Bulgaria. Troops. which for weeks |
have been massed along the frontier.
are being gradually withdrawn. This |
measure has apparently been decided |
on since the return of Prince Ferdin-
and to Sofia.
AT Duluth, Mimi. Judge Ensign |
sentenced Randes AbrahGmson. the |
19-yearold boy, who confessed to |
setting thirteen fires in Duluth last |
spring. TO ten years at hard labor in |