Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-04-11

lumber men are cutting green timber
on their reservation.
Miss Rose P. Duffey, aged 10,
deputy postmaster at Parnell, Ia, is
charged with embezzling 81 900.
The Minnesota legislature passed a
law providing for the nomination of
candidates by primary election.
The people of Rockford, ILL.,, and
GAINESVILLE, Wis, cannot agree ON
sites for the Carnegie libraries.
Editor Bryan praises Gen. Funston
for his brilliant and daring plot by
which Aguinaldo was captured.
Trolley car between Easton and
Bangor, Pa, rolicd down an enbank-
ment, SO passengers being injured.
Joshua lowering, prohibition can
didate for president in 1896, was mar.
ried to Helen Woods at Baltimore.
The Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals was asked to pre-
vent pigeon shoot on Long island.
A scheme to bring all the great rail-
way systems under one management
is said to be seriously contemplated.
j. w. Bashor of Goshen, Ind, gave
his estate to the north Indiana Metho-
dist conference for an orphans home.
The United States steel corporation
amended it's charter at Trenton, N. j.,
and increased the capital to S1,100,-
900,
Five young men attempted to elope
with five girl students at Potter col
lege, Bowling Green, KY, but were
foiled.
John Fernan of Idaho, has been ap-
pointed custodian of the Fort Sher-
man abandoned military reservation in
Idaho.
1t is announced that Minister
Loomis' recall is due to the fact that
Venezuelan newspapers are abusing
him severely.
A young English girl, earning
living as New York model, and
relative of the duke of Hamilton, is to
be sent back to her home
Rabbi Frisch died at Hoboken from
blood poisoning caused by fever sore
on his upper lip. He picked it with
his finger nail until it burst
The monthly statement of the coin
age shows 1t to have been SO 1892, 917, as
follows: Gold, $6,1S2,15 silver, S3,-
100, $780, minor coins, s90,1S4.
]. Pierpont Morgan sailed for Eu-
rope. He entered the steamship
through the steerage to avoid inter
views with newspaper men.
Colonel John j. Clague, assistant
general, was retired from
active service upon his own applica-
ton, after more than 80 years service
The secretary of the treasury bought
100000 worth of the old series of
short-time government bonds, thereby
the bonded debt and surplus
Intimate friend of Benjamin Har-
rison explained how the latter's will
was intended to shield his son from
his creditors rather than to reflect on
him.
DR.. Cyrus Northrop, president of the
University of Minnesota, will decline |
as commissioner to the |
national conference OF American |
states.
Six men robbed the bank at Char
Ion, o., after overpoweripg the night |
Waterman and a citizen. They got |
,nly $125, overlooking $4,000 in
currency.
American league officials announced |
heir determination to take legal ac-
lion against players who jumped
their contracts and went to the Ma
tional league,
The president has issued an execu-
tive order reserying for reindeer sta
lions two tracts of land in Alaska. one
On Norton sound and the other on
Unalaklik river.
The report of the military court
which investigated the death of
former Cadet Oscar L. Booz failed to
sustain the allegations that he died
from the effects of hazing
Charles II. Duell of New York, who
resigned as commissioner of
was presented with a magnifi-
cent loving cup. for which every EN-
lloye of the patent Office subscriber.
A New York court set aside the de-
'ision tying up the income of the
Countess de Castellane. The cred
tor of the count must first secure a
Judgment before he can interfere with
he income.
Amanda Raney, widow of Major |
ieorge w. Raney, founder of the |
Jackson, Mich, Patriot, Louisville |
KY Courier-Journal and Chicago |
Daily News, is dead, aged 80, at
irand Rapids, Mich.
Thomas A. Witherspoon, a princi- |
'al examiner in the patent office, and |
Nilber b, Simmerman, also of that Of
Ice, have been detailed to represent |
he patent Office at the Buffalo pan
American exposition.
Representative Long of Kansas saw
he president and thanked him in the
name of the Kansas dele" alton for the
honor conferred upon General Funston
n his appointment as brigadier gen.
'ral in the regular army.
The monthly circulation statement
shows that at the close of business
March 80, 1901. the total national bank
was sS5O.02t,S11, an in.
'rease for the year of $79,O6S,74S, and