Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-11-07
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fed myself on the Tugela."
Foreign.
The new French loan will be s5s.-
OOOO 900.
An earthquake was felt in many
Italian cities.
Morocco paid an indemnity to Spain
for kidnapping of two children.
The French armored cruiser Leon
Gambetta was launched at Brest.
Nearly a million persons are on the
verge of starvation in southern China.
Fifteen Yaquis were killed in a
| fight with Mexican cavalry near Quay
mas.
The deaths of two persons in Liver
pool are found to have been due to
the plague.
France will issue a new loan of
S50,000,000, secured by the Chinese In
demnity.
An American syndicate is planning
to invest 1880. 900 in lands along the
Siberian railroad.
The Turkish government will resist
the claim for the repayment of the
ransom for Miss Stone.
The constabulary broke up a
United Irish League demonstration
at Kilmayne. County Mayo.
Prince Raniit of Beluchistan," who
lived in opulence in Lonaon, has
started for the United States.
President Castro of Venezuela says
two insurgent generals, with their
forces, have surrendered to him.
CASTOR Lherie committed suicide in
Austria because of unrequited affec-
ton for young american pianist
President Castro, or account of ext
gencies caused by revolution. has sus-
pended payments to the Venezuelan
states.
Count Bosom de Perigord, who re-
Gently married Miss Helen Morton,
has bought the chateau of valeneay
for $543,673.
In official circles at Sofia, Bulgaria.
the impression prevails thot Miss FL
len NJ Stone. the kidnapped mission
airy, is dead
made by 600 Bashi Bazoul1s and their
officers in Constantinople because
their pay is in arrears.
Martial Faugeron, who was CON
victed Of murder in London, testlned
that he had been offered fortune to
kill Joseph Chamberlain.
British correspondents who trav-
eled with the duke of Cornwall COM
pare the people of the United States
unfavorably with the Canadians.
Joseph Chamberlain announced in a
speech at Edinburgh that the British
government would frame new rules to
limit Irish obstruction in the house OF
commons.
The Scottish Liberal association, at |
a meeting at Stirling, called on the !
party to unite under Sir Henry Camp |
bell-Bannerman and overthrow the |
government.
The royal yacht Ophir bearing the |
duke and duchess of York arrived off |
Portland. The king and queen went |
to Portsmouth to welcome them back |
to England.
Miss Ellen Nj. Stone and her com
panlon, Nine. Tsilka. were alive five
days ago, according to message
from the Balkan brigands who kid. !
mapped them.
The squadron which was ordered to |
Turkey to enforce the payment OF |
French claims returned to Toulon. 1t |
fc halfaxod tba .,,Itoo hoe ,.,ado N 80 1
isfactory settlement.
At Puruandiro. Mexico, a bread riot |
occurred in which twenty persons
were wounded, several of them ia 1
tally. The cause is said to have been |
the action of spectators in cornering !
the supply of corn.
A pronounced feeling of friendliness 4
to Spain is developing among tne Cen.
trial and South American delegates to |
the pan-American congress. German
comment is in the direction of preaet-
ing failure for the congress.
The official Gazette publishes a de.
NAL of the statement that King Ed |
ward is suffering from cancer, eud de- |
clares untrue the report that special |
lists were in consultation regarding \
him during his recent visit to Den
mark,
The expulsion from Germany of Jo-
seph Herrings, an American newspa-
per correspondent. was due to a mis-
take. The government will imme
diately cancel the order of expulsion,
which was issued on the ground that
Mr.. Herrings had evaded military !,
service nineteen years ago.