Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1900-04-19

The resignation Of two of the faculty
of Brown university was announced.
They are Professors Lamont and Fagg-
Eek President Grover Cleveland made
two addresses at Princeton University
on The Independence OF the Execu-
tive.
C.. O. Hildebrand was nominated for
congress by the republican convention
in the sixth congressional district of
Ohio.
Sapho was produced at Wallack's
theater, New York. The audience gave
Miss Nethersole an enthusiastic recep-
ton.
David w. Caruth, capitalist, former
Police Commissioner and one of the
best known Democrats in st. Louis,
died.
Section men on the Pennsylvania
railroad have received a voluntary ad-
vance in wages from S1.15 to S1.25 a
day.
At Sedalia, Mo-, Leslie o'Rear Mar
shall was nominated for congress by
the seventh district republican con-
vention.
fhe republicans OF tle seventeenth
Illinois congressional district nomi-
mated David Ross of Springfield for
congress.
At East st. Louis Mrs. Annie Ewing
mann, over so years old, is plaintiff in
a $4,000 damage suit for breach of
promise.
A bill has been introduced in con-
gress making it a felony to use dele
FERROUS substances in the preparation
Of food.
Following attendance at an exciting
republican convention at Amityville,
n. Y, State Senator Higbie died of
heart disease.
Nebraska university regents elected
E. Benjamin Andrews of Chicago
chancellor by partisan vote. He may
not accept.
Judge Caldwell says that he cannot
accept the democratic nomination for
vice president, and now Townes name
is mentioned.
The senate committee on privileges
and elections unanimously decided
that Senator Clark of Montana is not
entitled to his seat.
Spear has the reputation of always
carrying considerable money about
him, and robbery is the motive ascrib-
ed by the police.
The special train of President Hill
of the Great Northern road was ditch
ed at Silver Bow, Mont. The party
was badly shaken up.
At Cardinal, Ont, the glucose works
which are portion of the Edwards
vile Starch Works. were destroyed by
fire. Loss $150.000.
Congressman II. C. Vanvoorhees
swept the fifteenth Ohio district re-
publican primaries, winning dfth
nomination with ease.
According to the circulation report
of the treasury department the per
capita circulation for the first time
has crossed the S26 line.
Herman Marcuse, formerly one of
the best known bankers in New York
city, is dead at Niedelwaluf-on-R Rhine,
Germany, aged rs years.
Marcus Daily has been sued for $780,
600 on the charge that his Montana
newspaper pronounced the gold statue
of Maude Adams a fake"
The Ohio supreme court has handed
down a decision sustaining the law
which prohibits the coloring of oleo-
margarine in imitation of butter
John w. Gates, financial head of the
American Steel Wire company, is re-
ported to have won between $3,000,0 900
and $4,000 900 recently on Wall street.
Thirty inmates of the Soldiers Home
at Koarny, N. j., were stricken with
symptoms of ptomaine poisoning after
breakfast, fourteen narrowly escaping
death.
The safe in the postoffice at Dover
Center. a suburb of Cleveland. was
blown open with dynamite by burglars,
who secured $500 in money and 800 in
stamps.
Arrangements are completed by
which w. II. Stratton, the Cripple
Greek millionaire, has purchased for
Sl,5000O0 the Brown Palace hotel of
Denver.
Rev. David Gregg, Brooklyn Pres
byterian. says he doubts If any mem
Der of the general assembly believes
in the condemnation of non-elect
children.
Ocean travel Is largely eastward
this spring, the rush of tourists TO
Europe having begun early, while few
persons of distinction are coming
this way.
Both political parties of Alaska win
hold conventions in May, the republi-
cans on the 18th and the democrats on