Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-07-03

The senate failed to act on Mr..
Quays motion to discharge the COM
mittee on territories from further con-
sideration of the omnibus statehood
bill
The fire losses for 1901, according
IT, Insurance Chronicle tables, were
$3.50 900, 900, an increase over 1900 I
$13, 900, 900; total of 80,379 fires ~
ported.
Mrs. Marion Thornton Egbert, Oh
Chicago, after travelling 10000 miles
in search of her child, which was
kidnapped by the father, found her Ia
Madras, India.
The directors of the Winona as
sembly at Warsaw, Ind, yesterday In
creased the area of the grounds by
purchasing the 300-acre Boss farm adj
| Joining the park
The sundry civil bill conference re-
port. adopted by house, contains ST.
600, 900 appropriation for the new Chi
| cago postoffice and s2l5,00O for
Calumet harbor
Venezuelan government troops were
forced to abandon the effort to re-
capture La Vela; Gen. Ayala, com
mander of Casters army, surrendered
with nearly 1000 men.
The Nebraska democratic and
populist conventions united on w. H.
Thompson, Hall county democrat, for
governor; the populists got five places
and democrats three.
The Americn Seed association at
Minneapolis yesterday appointed d
committee to seek solution of the
embarassments to seedsmen arising
from the present tariff rates.
The state department announces
that justice will be done if Great
Britain attempts TO make the oath of
allegiance the price of freedom 10
Americans captured with the beers.
Assistant Secretary Darling of :he
navy will leave on July on the
United States steamer Dolphin to
make an inspection of the navy yards
and stations between here and Kittery.
Maine.
Miss Roberta Wright of Colorado
christened the cruiser Denver, which
was launc..o1 at Philadelphia. MISS
Hull named the torpedo-boat DESTROYER
Hull, which was launched at Whining
ten, Del.
The navy department has received d
cablegram from Rear Admiral Evans
announcing his departure from Kobe
for Nagasaki, Japan, aboard his flag
ship, Kentucky, accompanied by the
cruiser New Orleans.
Hamnn Garland, in a university of
Chicago lecture, called Longfellow q
poet for women and children anu
Whittier lacking in scholarship and
art. american poetry till Poe's time
he said were better unwritten.
The president has given assurances
to Representative McCleary, of Mime
sofa, that he would stop at Mankaro
on his Washington trip this fall. A
similar assurance was given q COM
mittee of Dallas, Texas, citizens.
The house surrendered to the senate
on the isthmian canal the Spooner
bill will go to the president Tor
signature; the Panama route provided
for, but the Nicaraguan will be chosen
II good title to former cannot be got
At New Kensington, Pa, Dominick
Sandolf, Tony Madrid and Louis Mad.
rid, Italians, narrowly escaped lynch.
ing at the hands of mob. David
James, his son, was MORALLY wounded.
1t took 100 special officers to save
the murderers.
The biennial congress of the Gen
eral society of the War of 1912 elected
DR.. A. X. Hadel, of Baltimore, reg
istrar-general; DR.. James ID. Iglehart
of Baltimore, member of the executive
committee, and A. Leo Knott, of Balti-
more, judgea acknowledgement.
President Roosevelt was given the
degree of LII d. at Harvard; in a.
speech at the alumni banquet he de
Tended Secretary Root, Mai. Gen.
Wood, and Judge Taft, and decla ed
they worked for the good of people
without hope of reward.
Mrs. Harriet Flower of Chicago.
wife of Sydney Blanshard Flower, dis
coverer of the new thought" filed
bill for separate maintenance ana
charged her husband with cruelty ami
desertion: the latter is manager of
the Psychic Research company.
A passenger train on the Sioux CITY
branch of the Chicago, st. Paul.
Minneapolis and Omaha railroad
Jumped the track near Ashton. Iowa
{. ], Robinson, of Sioux City. and
Fireman Barrett were killed. i've.
others were seriously hurt and a mum.
Der of passengers received minor n,
juries.
Great packing establishments are
said to be planning to settle several
hundred thousand acres of cheap lane
IT. northern and northwestern Florida
ana southern Alabama to cultivate
cassava root and use it in feedins
cattle and hogs. If the plan fully ,'e-
Veiops. the southern states may be-
come the center of the cattleraising
industry.
The district supreme court mas
ordered that the restraining orde,
issued by the late Judge Bradley
against the Postmaster General pro-
hibiting the latter from charging