Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-24


ops and to permit ministers to wear
robes.
The Minnesota, Kansas, and North
Dakota republican conventions in
dorsed Mckinley.
A combination of republicans all ovel
New York will try to overthrow Plat
and his machine.
Gov. Lind of Minnesota thinks tn,
government should express its sym
pathy for the Beers.
Democratic friends of C. G.. Coon o.
Elkhart, Ind, want him to enter the
gubernatorial contest.
Railroads will put on special trains
for the use Of golfers who belong tc
clubs near Chicago.
Admiral Dewey reviewed a parade
and was a guest of honor at banquet
in Knoxville. Tenn.
The interoceanic canal commission
reported that the Panama and Nicarag-
ua canal routes are both feasible.
The growing artistic influence in
Washington is rapidly developing into
the creation of national salon"
The Illinois state board Of health
may prosecute Dowie's divine heal
ers" for the death of Mrs. Yacker.
City Sealer Quinn of Chicago is ON
the track of makers of quart" milk
bottles that hold but thirty ounces.
| In practice at Philadelphia Kreanz-
lein jumped "a feet S1z inches, beating
Pinstein's jump of "a feet IN inches.
Rev. Geo. w. Stone in an address to
the delegates of the Western Unitarian
| conference predicted the fall of ortho-
doxy.
The Southern Railway surgeons con-
cluded their convention. Joseph r.
Miner of Knoxville was elected presi-
dent.
court in Milwaukee issued an in
junction to prevent the marriage of a
man on the ground of mental incom-
petence.
Forest fires are growing worse in
Michigan and Maryland and the Town
of Fisher, Mich, seems to be totally
destroyed.
After persuit of ten years Pauline
Hertzman OF Chicago has secured a
warrant for her husband on a charge
OF bigamy.
The Turkish consul genera, declares
that in no country with state church
Is there greater religious tolerance than
in Turkey.
James M. Constable. senior member
of the large New York dry goods firm
of Arnold, Constable & Co, died, aged
SO years.
Kansas republicans wrest the party
leadership from Cyrus Leland and also
refuse to send him to the Philadelphia
convention.
Rev. +. j. Herman, vicar-general of
the Rochester diocese and rector of st.
Mary's Roman Catholic church, died.
aged a years.
The mine managers OF the Hough-
ton, Mich, district have decided to
present a united front to the demands
of the men.
Three are dead and four were per-
haps fatally and many others seriously
injured as result of fire in the Hotel
Helene, Chicago
President McKinley's second veto
was to pay w. l.. Orr of Chicago 81. 800
for unofficial services in the navy
during the rebellion.
President and Mrs. Mckinley gave a
dinner in honor of Governor and Mrs,
Roosevelt Members of the cabinet
and their wives were present.
Fire destroyed the Progress furni-
ture factory at Seymour, Ind, causing
loss OF $4,000. Slxty-fve men are
thrown out of employment.
The American Ice company. agains;
which a fight has been made in New
York, has yielded in part by making
concessions to small consumers.
Edna Hoover, the daughter of q
prominent contractor at Hannibal
Mo, was arrested at Quincy for forg.
ing checks to the amount of $50.
The senate committee on inter.
oceanic canals reports recommending
the Nicaraguan route and the immed.
late passage of pending bill therefor
AT the Methodist conference. In
session in Chicago. DIR. A. r. Rich, OF
Erie, Pa, charged that profits of the
Book Concern were being misapplied
J. II Patten was killed instantly al
joplin, Mo-, by unknown negro high
waymen, and /. n. Glade, Patterns
brother-in-law, was wounded slightly
The executive board of the strikers
refused to accept the proposed agree
ment to settle the st. Louis street car
situation. Cars are running on many
lines.
The federal court at Kansas City
issued an injunction against street
railway strikers. who, in common with
other union men, have appealed to con-
| gress.
Senator Butler, chairman OF the ma
uonal populist committee, says the
Sioux Falls convention afaaa t,.,.a,, -,