Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-08-16

made on both sides in the new reci-
procity agreement with Germany.
Eugene V. Debs has written letter
the nomination of the So
cial-democratic party for president.
Rev. w. w. Holley, Of Christ's Epis-
copal church, Hackensack, rebuked the
women of his congregation Tor coming
to worship without hats.
1t was announced that Senator Han
ma would take the stump for Mckinley
in the western states, and perhaps
would speak in New York.
Train robbers shot and killed pas
senger who resisted them while they
were footing Pullman coaches attached
to fast Union Pacific train.
Ex-Congressman Charles A. Towne
has declined the populist nomination
for vice president and says he will sup
port Bryan and Stevenson.
The Rev. Braddin Hamilton in a SER
mon at Newport criticised society for
petty gambling, intemperance, extrava-
gance and Sabbath dissertation.
Supervising Architect Taylor de-
clined to allow only local labor to be
employed on the government build
ings at the Buffalo exposition.
Oscar Hammerstein will paint his
new theater, the Republic in New
York, all over again. Green and gold
spoiled women's compilations.
The Mutual Life Insurance company
has paid Mrs. Sallie Hillmon $4,000,
and only one company now holds out
In the famous insurance case
The demand in this country for the
new issue of British war bonds Is 80
great that the entire 10000 900 may
be subscribed for in this country.
The union republican convention of
Delaware met at Dover and nominated
a state ticket headed by DR.. George w.
Marshall, of Kent county, for governor
At Beaver Falls, Pa, fire destroyed
the works of the Shelby Steel Tube
company and of the Boston Electroduct
company, doing damage to the extent
Of 100000.
At Ashland, Wis, a million dollars
WI III VI property was ny
fire in the lumber district. The flames
were checked after a three hours
struggle.
The civil service commission issued
its prediction warning to heads of de-
partments that political contributions
are not to be solicited from government
employees.
At Pineville, KY, Daniel Howard, a
prominent resident, was killed by his
son, George Howard. He was intoxi-
Gated, and drew a gun on his son, but
the latter fired first.
One of the Chicago singers on his
way to the northwestern sangerbund
at Burlington, Iowa, fell between the
cars of the train on which he was
travelling and was killed
Overseer General Dowie of the
Christian Catholic" church left on a
trip to the holy land, where it is his
intention to emulate the doings Of
| Christ as far as possible.
The backbone of the long labor war
in Chicago was broken by the action of
NfiA RChlNlo III Qtctl llHS LllG uillOuo lOI
employment under the members of the
contractors council, who promise 70
pay the union scale.
United States Commissioner Peacock,
of San Francisco, ordered that Julian
y. Biddulph Arnold, second son of Sir
Edward Arnold, be extradited to Eng
land Tor trial on charge of embezzle-
menc
John w. Jolly, of Newport, KY, shot
and killed Loteie> Kleekamp, his wife's
sister, and mortany wounded his wife
at the home of their parents, at New
port. A family quarrel caused the
tragedy.
; A telegram from Magnolia, Miss,
says that Gen. Jacob d. Cox, of Ohio,
, died there He was governor of Ohio
/ in 1S66-67 and was secretary of the in
terror under President Grant. Cox
was about 10 years old.
John Dew, an aeronaut of Grand
Rapids, Mich. made a balloon ascen-
sion. Nearly half a mile up the per-
| former began his descent His para
ohut1 did not work properly and he
was dashed to death in the lake below.
w. j. Bryan, in his speech OF accept
ance at Indianapolis, stated that If
elected president ne would at once call
congress in extra session to end the
war in the Philippines anu provide
stable self-government for the Fill
pinos.
Prince Eni Wha, second son of the
emperor of Korea, has arrived on the
steamer City OF Pekin, on his way to
Roanoke, Va, to enter college. He
was accompanied by Sin Feb Moo,
member of the Korean legation at
I Washington
At Irwnsville, Ca, the family of
Lewis Conner, a farmer, narrowly es-
capped being wiped out by poison. Two
children are dead and Mrs. Conner and
a third child are critically i'll. For
dinner Mrs, Copnor had cooked pea
soup'in a new tin vessel.
AT Fresno, Cal ,sFred Hines, IS years
old. has confessed that he poisoned his
father, who Is lying dangerously i'll.
| Tho how ca9H t,ot ~.