Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-06-13

divorce from her husband.
One-fourth of the candidates for the
new class at West Poirt failed to pass
the physical examination.
One of the heaviest spring storms
ever recorded by the weather bureau
visited Pittsburg and vicinity.
Andrew Carnegie is to become IN
active supporter of the philanthropic
work begun by Peter Cooper.
A Pennsylvania brute in human
form assaulted a four-year-cid girl and
leaves her in dying condition.
The government will be asked to
increase the Chicago postoffice force
by 200 clerks and $50 carriers.
Edna Stokes, an actress, was killed
by her lover, Edward Forshay, a
theatrical manager, in Chicago.
The great Portland gold mine at
Victor, Colo. is reported to have been
sold to Londoners for $21, 100000.
Three members of Hawaiian legisla-
ture are charged with demanding a
bride for voting on a franchise.
Ballington Booth denies the report
teers of iAmerica are to be united.
Nine persons were injured in a
collision between an electric car and a
railroad train near McKeesport, Pa.
Two West Point cadets were dis
missed for making false statements
to get permission to leave the post
Senator Chauncey NJ Depew is
enthusiastic over the subject of a
third term for President Mckinley
Mrs. Nancy B. Irving of Chicago Of
fers reward of 81 900 for a man who
can live an honest life for a month
The beef trust has put up prices two
cents pound, the object being, it is
said, to squeeze out the wholesalers.
Fumes following the explosion of
dynamite in a mine near Iron
Mountain, Mich, killed eight miners.
The New York city statistician re-
ported the arrest of 1,121 women in
April, an increase of ASH over March.
The Alabama constitutional conven-
ton is considering a scheme to dis
franchise law breakers and illiterates.
The national woman's suffrage con
vention took firm stand against the
proposition to segregate vice in cities.
The Reformed Presbyterian synod
of North America at Pittsburg recon-
mended more rigid divorce legislation.
The theory of the district attorney
in the Bonnie case at Washinton is
that j. s. Ayres was shot while In bed
Fish farms, where people may
cultivate their own water food, may
become a certainty in the near future.
Duncan |. Roberts, general passen-
ger agent of the Erie railway, has re-
signed, and is succeeded by Delos w.
Cooke.
The department of agriculture win
issue a bulletin giving directions for
testing oleomargarine and renovated
butter.
One hundred and forty-fve acres
along the palisades New York, were
sold to Philadelphia syndicate for
100000.
Calvin JOY Cressey, member of the
fourth class at Annapolis naval acad-
envy. was found guilty of hazing and
dismissed.
The st. Louis grand jury is in
structed to investigate the loss of 81
lives in street car accidents there in
six months.
The president and trustees of Mon
mouth college resigned their places
to end two years fight concerning the
management.
w. j. Dent was given life imprison-
ment in Texas for forging pardon by
which murderer escaped from the
penitentiary.
Threats that negroes will injure the
south IL deprived of suffrage Great I'D
q sensation in the Alabama constitu-
tional convention.
Three passengers were killed and
i6 injured-three perhaps fatally-in
a collision on the Southern railway
near Atlanta.
Wesley c. Shaw. Ga years old, of
for years, married Mrs. Elise Lewis,
a wealthy widow of 5S.
Methodist preachers. in session at
Chicago, declare the Epworth league
is for young people alone, and should
be kept sacredly for them.
The department at Washington may
stop all timber operations on the
Chippewa reservation until congress
legislates on the subject.
NJ L. Barrett was arrested for pass
ing confederate $50 bin on an Indian
at Yale, N. d.. during December, 1899,
for So bill in a horse trade.
Secretary Root has called for re-
ports on the effect of the anti-canteen
law and is expected to make a fight
for the restoration of the canteen.
Efforts are being made to secure the
release of "Frenehy," the Algerian
convicted of charge of numbering
"old Shakespeare" in New York in
1891.
Cabinet officials and others close 10
Pres.uent Mckinley scout the predic-
ton of Senator Depew that the exceed
tive viii attempt to secure third
term
Machinists on railway lines are not
to be called out at present, the inter.
national union desiring to concentrate