Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-06-28


lucky.
The Wisconsin G.. A. r. elected D.
j. Jones of Richland Center com
mander.
Fire destroyed the business section
of Middleton, Wis, the loss being
100000.
Wheat makes an advance of nearly
4 cents on bad crop reports from the
northwest.
The Clark and Daily factions in Mon
tana will send rival delegations to
Kansas City.
Justice Shiras expects the dismem-
berment OF China and Absorption by
the powers.
Edgar G. Bracket of New York gave
100000 to Cornell college at Mount
Vernon, Iowa.
Five persons were injured by the fall
of an elevator in the Hotel Walton,
Philadelphia.
Twelve thousand acres of beet sugar
are to be raised in the Kankakee val
ley of Illinois.
$40 900 900 on New York real estate
at 12 per cent.
A lion in a menageria at Milwaukee
broke from his cage and killed a kang-
aroo and a pony.
The price of beer advanced to So,
raise of 81 a barrel, by Chicago and
Milwaukee brewers.
The government decides that the
Phoenix park murderers cannot re-
main in America.
1t is estimated that $25,OOO,0OO to
$40 900 900 in gold will be taken from
the Klondike this season.
Japan has voluntarily restricted I'M
migration to this country to an ex-
tent that is almost prohibltive.
The Illinois supreme court ruled
that the indeterminate sentence law
Is applicable to misdemeanors
b. f. Shiveley of South Bend, Ind,
would, it is said, accept the democratic
nomination for the vice presidency
st. Louis street railway strikers
have announced that they will declare
boycott against the transit company.
After the convention Roosevelt hur-
ried to New York to rest. He declined
to say when he would resign as COVER
nor.
John G.. Wooley, the temperance
lecturer, formerly of Minneapolis, will
probably be the prohibition candidate
for president.
An armed guard of Kentucky noun
taineers and Philadelphia detectives
accompanied w. S. Taylor to the ma
tional convention from his hotel
The first bulletin of the census
bureau giving the population of the
large cities Is not expected to be is
sued much within a months time.
Congressman Amos J. Cummings
declares that it is the duty of the
United States to make the naval acad-
envy at Annapolis the greatest in the
world
The democrat state convention of
Ohio. Kentucky, Missouri, Georgia,
Vermont and California met and de-
clared for Bryan's nomination for
president.
The Delaware Forge and Steel COM
qany, with capital of $5.00O,0O0, has
been incorporated at Dover, Del. A
big steel works will be erected at
Wilmington.
According to government estimates,
the exports of the United States for
the fiscal year ending with this month
Will exceed those of any previous year
by $3.50. 100000.
San Francisco republicans have
made vigorous protest to President
Mckinley against the quarantlning of
the state by federal health officer on
account of the plague.
East-bound roads decide to raise
passenger fares between Chicago and
New York at the rate of 81 for every
hour less than a limit of twenty
eight required for the trip.
| Judge William Kneeland Townsend,
of the United States circuit court of
New York. sustained the administration
in their holding that for taxation pur-
poses Porto Rico is not part OF the
United States.
BY the death of David Dwight Wells,
| the son of the late David A.
Wells. Harvard university is richer by
$4,000. The same sum goes to the
| Springfield, Mass, and to Williams col
| lege, Wilmington. Mass.
Walter Il. Duryea was removed by
carriage rail and water S33 miles from
Roosevelt hospital New York, to a san
itarium at Dansville n. Y. Notwith-
standing he has broken neck the
journey was made in comfort.
Mckinley received bulletins of the
convention and was affected by the
demonstration in his honor. He tel
egraphed congratulations TO Roose-
Welt. The president will be notified
formally NJ Canton July 10
At Galena. Kan, City Marshal Mil
ford Parker was instantly killed. A
telephone wire had fallen across the
sidewalk and he picked it up to wrap
II around a post, when he suddenly