Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-09-27
state camnaign Al Nilwaukee

The fate of Defendant Howard in
the Goebel trial depends on whether
or not he shaved his mustache.
Speaker Henderson says that Ameri-
ca was the only nation that offered to
assist the beers in any manner
Burglars were discovered while
robbing bank safe at Wilton, Wis,
and escaped by terrorizing citizens.
Fred E. Clark killed his wife and
himself in Englewood, ILL.,, by reason
of financial and domestic troubles.
Mrs. Katherine Brice of New York
is sued for 100000 claimed as com
missions on her husbands railroad
deal.
Upon vote now in progress by the
Presbyterian churches of America a
majority are in favor of revision of
the creed.
The Chicago presbytery will vote
on Oct. l on the advisability of the
revision of the Westminster confess
sion of faith
Miss Nellie Daily, a well-known
northside. Chicago society girl, eloped
win Lieutenant V. B. Campbell of
McLcansboro, III.
Owing to the shutdown of the dam
at Lockport the Chicago river is run
ming into the lake and the drinking
water is imperiled.
The vice president of Chicago coal
company states that the fuel scare
is unfounded, as there is a supply for
the rest of the year.
Miss Jeanette Cecil, a society belle
Of Summit, N. j., was secretly married
two weeks ago to John Randolph
Giles Of East Orange.
The state republican convention, San
Antonio, Tex, Green faction), in a
one day session nominated a state
ticket and adjourned.
Chief Ripley issues an order that
all tramps and loungers in Chicago
shall be arrested at sight if they have
no visible means of support
Chief Ripley of Chicago has issued
an order that all tremps and loungers
shall be arrested at sight If they have
no visible means of support.
Confederate veterans denounced the
Grand Army utterances made in Chi
cago. accusing their former foes of at
tempting to revive sectional strife.
The American league season ended
with the clubs in the following order:
Chicago. Milwaukee, Indianapolis, De-
troit, Kansas City, Buffalo and Mimi
eapolis.
A. C. Bartlett of Chicago has given
Sl25,000 for new gymnasium at the
Chicago university. Ten new build
ings are to he commenced by next
spring.
The trustees of the Northwestern
university unable to agree on a sue
cessor to President Rogers, appointed
committee of seven to make the
choice.
Chicago water officials will present
bill to the Continental Packing com
pany for water alleged to have been
stolen, and 1t is thought the amount
will be nearly 100000
President Mitchell said 10000 min
ers were not working Most of the
men in the Markle mines, the key to
the situation, remained at work
There has been no violence.
The three men suspected of compile
ity in the case of Peterson, the young
man presumably murdered near Tracy,
Mimi, were discharged, the evidence
being insufficient to hold them.
Capt. Elizabeth Erickson died at the
hospital, Cincinnati, from the effect OF
Injuries received in the Salvation
Army nursery fire. This makes eight
victims, Capt. Anderson having died.
The wage committee of iron, steel
and tin workers will meet at Cincin-
natl, to discuss the final proposition
made to the Republic Iron and Steel
company for settlement of the scale,
Juda n. Fleece, girl wife of six
teen, called by artists for whom she
posed the most beautiful child in New
York" died at the New York hospi-
tai from morphine poisoning. She was
married.
The effect of the coal strike in the
outhi ANAtV itSiOu 10 bSiHS maui liitui-
fest by the decreased output of coal.
Shipments in the Hazleton district
have decreased two-thirds snce the
strike began.
The worlds 10-mile automobile
record was broken at the automobile
exhibition at the race meet at Wash
ington park at Chicago. by Alexander
Winton in four wheeler. The dis
lance was made in 1902 1-5.
The social democrats held a state
at Butte, Mont, and named
n ticket with presidential electors,
pledge to Eugene V. Debs for president, 7,
NJ. f. Elliott was nominated for Goa
gress and ]. +. Fox OF Butte for gov
crnor.
After a stormy voyage the United |
States army sea-going tug Slocum,
formerly Gypsum King, Capt George
Evelyn, arrived at Callao, Peru All on |
board are well. The Slocum. which left |
New York July -. will proceed today |
for San Francisco.
w. c, Stimson, Cambridge, won a |
2O-miie mOtOr-nacpd rope f~on, Ii,,,p,v |