Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-11-13
FOREIGN.


FOREIGN.
Through train service from Paris
to Pekin will begin early in 1904
The Scotch antarctic expedition
sailed from the Clyde on its explora-
tions.
Turkey, at Great Britain's demand,
agreed to evacuate the Hinterland of
Alden.
An American syndicate has made
an offer for the British nickel cor
poration.
There was a heavy snowfall
throughout Manitoba, the first of the
season.
Chop Yong-Sin has been appointed
foreign minister of Corea. He is a
pro-Russian.
A new advance aginst the mad
mullah in Somoliland will begin
November 27.
Paris theatSr orchestra players
voted to strike today Pianos are to
be substituted.
The French town of st. Pierre, of
the Newfoundland coast, was de-
vastated by fire.
The sultan declines to permit
American researches at the reputed
tomb of Abraham.
Emperor William says that Ger
many will be worthily represented at
the st. Louis exposition.
Charles M. Schwab, interviewed at
Genoa. said he expected rest to re-
store him to complete health.
Peace proposals are reported to be
under consideration by the Colombian
government and the rebels.
blue look on the British colonial
conference shows a strong sentiment
in favor of preferential trade.
The new Japanese budget estimates
the revenue at 1929 900 900 and the
expeditures at $131, 100000.
Fighting occurred in the streets
of Port au Prince, and a new civil
war is threatened in Haiti.
The Venezuelan government states
that the insurgents are defeated and
the revolution practically ended.
William Redmond has been sent TO
Kilmainham Jail to serve six months
for an alleged incendiary speech.
A crowd saw the duel at Neuilly,
France, in which Count de Dion
slightly wounded Gerault Richard.
Arbitrator representing the strik-
ers and the mine owners of the Pas
de-Calais district conferred in Paris.
Bernard Fraser and Arthur Thorold,
England society men, were sentenced
to prison for corrupting the morals of
youth.
The Doukhobor army of religious
enthusiasts left the women and chill
dren behind at Yorkton, and started
for Winnipeg.
England will probably be COM
PEELED to spend 40000,0000 to aid the
beers and settlers in her south
African colonies.
Interior tribes in Morocco revolted
because the sultan introduced auto
mobiles, telephones and other inven
lions of civilization.
The dismissal of Grand Duke Paul
Alexandrovitch, uncle of the car,
from the Russian army was the result
of his marrying a divorced woman.
He will settle in France.
Alfred McDougall, barrister and
for many years collector of succession
dues for the Ontario government, was
arrested for the alleged theft of $685.
900 for the government.
Rev. B. l. Irving, missionary who
arrived from Laos. Siam, the scene
of the recent rebellion by the
Shinano Maru, says the Shans, whose
district is between Laos and Burma,
were unjustly taxed by the Siamese,
and thousands of them rose in re-
bellion.
The Southampton harbor board
voted to ask parliament for authorize
ton to borrow $500 900 to meet the
expense of deepening the harbor
channel to So feet. 1t is said that
the American line of steamers is
arranging for bi-weekly service
between New York and Southampton.
civil service estimate has been
issued placing the additional amount
required as a grant to aid the Trans
vaal and Orange river colonies during
tine present finacial year at $40, 000,-
600. The sum of s15,000,000 is TO be
devoted to grants to burghers, S10,-
100000 to British sufferers by the
war and s15.000,000 to he used for
loans promised by the terms of sur
render to aid in resettling the
colonies.