Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-05-17

son, father of United States Senator 4.
z. Culbertson of Texas, died.
Erastus Everett, former president OF
the College of New Orleans, died in
Brooklyn, N. ". aged 81.
J. A. Beidler, anti-Hanna mao, was
nominated for congress by the republi-
cans in the Cleveland district.
Oklahoma republicans in choosing
national delegates Endorsed Nc
Kinley and asked for statehood.
w. Bourke Cochran says that he
will not pledge his support to Bryan
until the platform is announced
The crop report for May shows high
condition, but q reduced winter wheat
average, as compared with 1899.
Richard Storrs Willis, author and
brother of N. p. Willis and Fanny
Fern, is dead at Detroit, aged 81.
A destructive cyclone wrecked the
San Antonio Loan and Trust COM
Dany's steel and terra Gotta building.
Arthur Maxson Smith, d student Of
the Chicago University. was elected
president Of Oahu college, Honolulu.
The khedive Of Egypt has expressed
the hope that he might be able to visit
the United States, possibly in 1901.
Jim Howard. the man charged with
| firing the shot that killed Goebel, sur
rendered to the Kentucky authorities.
indianapolis liverymen and under
| takers have made an agreement to
| charge 10 extra for funerals on Sun
days
The faculty suspended the Univer-
sity Of Chicago daily for printing
story of the love affairs of a semitic
fellow"
Politicians say that Tanner is mas
ter of the Illinois senatorial situation
and will wage a relentless war on Gull
ION.
Rain has little effect upon northern
forest fires. Flames are still spread
ing and navigation Is lmpeded by
smoke.
japanese promoters plan to push the
sale. of tea by establishing tea saloons
in all the big cities in the United
States
Francis II. Weeks, the former West
Superior promoter who is serving
term for embezzlement. will soon be
at liberty.
Rain Is needed for crops north of
the Ohio and Missouri rivers. Further
east. south, and west the conditions
are better.
Charles f. Nicely of Indiana, audi
tor of the Cuban postal department,
is under arrest charged with en-
bezzling $4,000.
General E. S. Brag, commander of
the famous Iron brigade, was serious
ly injured by fall from a horse at
Fond du Lac.
The Methodist general conference
joint committee on unity of correlated
departments sidetracks such action
for four years.
Richard Yates. republican nominee
for governor Of Illinois, was greeted
warmly on arrival at his home in
Jacksonville.
f. u. Adams train designed to re-
duce atmosphere pressure was sue
cessfully tested on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
Two persons accused of an attempt
TO wreck the Welland canal will plead
guilty and avoid giving of evidence
showing a plot.
Middle-of-the-road populists at Gin
cinnau nominate Wharton Barker
for president and Ignatius Donnelly
for vice president.
Mayor Harrison says he is not
candidate for governor of Illinois but
he refused to say whether he would
accept il nominated.
Edward Clifford was hanged in Jer-
sey City for the murder of Division SUI
perintendent w. q. Watson of the West
Shore railway in 1895.
Near Mount Aetna. pa. Mrs. Rebec-
ca Clay, an aged widow, was murdered
by her son David. aged As. while under
the influence of liquor
Iowa republican state convention
selected delegates to the nationa, con
vention, instructed for Mckinley and
Endorsed administration.
Forced to choose between saving
his wife or child from burning
steamer, Charles Larkeson of New
York, let the baby drown.
Rev, Dr. Chambers Easton. of
apoligized from his pull
pit Sunday for having called Olga
Nethersole "lewd actress"
Dowie has begun a series OF at
lacks on the Methodist church. which
he says is sold out by leaders to
world-ilesl and the devil"
Mrs. Annie Grabant confessed in
Chicago that she had burned her step
children TO death and planned the muir
der of her own four children.
Miss Dorothy Dulin Studebaker.
granddaughter of the Indiana manu-
faeturer, marries Scott McKeown of |
Pennsylvania at San Francisco.
At ST. Louis, James Nettles. colored. !
was convicted Of the murder OF SAM
lel w. Mann. a conductor of the sub |