Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-01-31

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form tax bills to the New York legis-
lature, covering corporations generally.
insurance companies and savings
banks.
Rev. William Wallace Sylvester
rector of the George w. South
Memorial Protestant Episcopal
Church of the Advocate, Philadelphia.
is dead.
It is reported that Altgeld will take
hand in opposing the nomination of
Mayor Harrison, his followers having
brought out j. ]. Townsend as can
didate.
Representative Carmody introduced
a bill at Springfield, ILL.,, prohibiting
bookmaking or betting at race meet
ings under penalty of Imprisonment
and fine.
The G.. A. r. of Illinois is opposed
to an appropriation for the st. Louis
fair because the Missouri legislature
passed resolutions of sympathy for the
Filipinos.
Citizens of Stroud, Ind. T., appealed
to the governor for military portec-
ton against the Greek Indians.
troop of cavalry was ordered from
Fort Reno.
The senate bill, it is predicted, will
provide for a reduction of about S45,-
100000 in the war tax, including a
large reduction in the rate on manu-
featured tobacco.
James p. Sterrett, former chief
justice of the supreme court of Penn
sylvania Is dead at Philadelphia from
the effects of carbuncle He was
78 years OF age.
Cullom was notified of his election
as senator at joint session of the ILL
nois legislature. He accepted in a
speech favoring ship subsidy and an
American canal.
DR.. Redermund of Appleton, Wis,
rubbed smallpox virus on his face
and mingled freely with residents, ex-
posing many. Citizens are indig-
nant at his action.
The Virginia court of appeals will
not grant writ of error in the case of
Richard Phillips, colored, sentenced to
be hung for the murder of Artillery
man New at Phoebus.
Detectives are searching in the
west for Mary Schindeler daughter Of
the late DIR SCHNEIDER of New York,
who eloped two years ago. Her
father left large property.
Elias Masuras, Greek of Yonkers,
, N. Y. was stabbed in the face by three
alleged anarchists in that city. He
! says they brought him here to kill a
| nlblic man huf no pofucod
, A movement in favor of Generals
, Otis, Brooke, and Corbin may force
General Miles to retire next August.
so the others may be made Lieutenant
. generals and retired as such.
7 The Minnesota house adopted q
! memorial to congress petitioning for
a constitutional amendment providing
, for the election of United States
} senators by vote of the people.
; Coroner BlOod's verdict in the Ere
donia IN. W normal school fire finds
1 that no officers of the school were
criminally to blame for the deaths of
: the six students and the janitor
The election of United States SEN
ators by popular vote and plan to
/ stop the manufacture and sale of cigar
, cites in the state were the subjects of
bills introduced at Springfield, Ill.
Colonel Samuel A. Forbes was found
dead in mis- room at the Meinhart
building in Ashland. Ky. He was 65
years of age and had long been identi-
fed with the development of the Big
Sandy valley.
Col. j. B. Barry of Chicago, an
authority on horse breeding, says he
o can breed sorrel colts at will. He
$ declares that all blond men and wo-
p men are the victims of personal or in.
herited disease
Prof. Witthaus's fee in the Bosschie.
| ter murder trial at Peterson, N. j., will
: be 81 500, while Prosecutor Enjoys fee
will be only $l5, the same as if the
|. conviction had been for any other
@ crime than murder.
l. A conference of the house and sen
ate reached an agreement on the army
| reorganization bill. Power is left
( with the president to increase the force
f and the provision for reforming the
bureau staff is retained.
i billS U exempt mortgages from TAX
: alton and to tax the surplus and I'M
? divided profits of banks and trust and
insurance companies will be intro.
duced in the New York Legislature.
Gov Odell favors them.
Representatives of the builders of
Boston's new cup defender have made
request that Secretary Long allow
| them to have the rope for the sails of
the yacht manufactured in the rope.
walk at the Charleston navy-yard.
The Ashaway Savings bank, of Asha.
way, r. l., closed its doors pending
! action by the depositors relative to
iontlnuing business. 1t is said that a
| slight scaling may be necessary if the
4 bank is to go on. The deposits of the
b. institution aggregate about $4,000.
A. G. Blair. minister of Canadian
5 railways and Canals. in an interview
{ virtually announced that he will pro-
4 pose legislation during the coming ses.
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