Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-03-19
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articles consisted of art porcelain
ware and small prices were offered.
Hugo Gorlitz. agent Of Richard
Straust. authorizes denial Of the pub
lished report that Straus has been en-
gagged to lead the orchestra of the
Metropolitan Opera-house, New York
Lady Granville Gordon was ordered
by London court to deliver her
daughter Cicely to Eric Gordon, her
former husband. She had sworn that
Lord Granville Gordon was the childs
father.
Packages of silk, silver, and liquid
were seized by the Manila customs
officers on the transport Howard. The
Captain Harry Chamberlain is ac-
cused with permitting smuggling from
China by army officers.
The British postofice authorities
have decided to remove the grievance
of the Marconi company by connect
ing the wireless telegraph station at
Poldhu, Cornwall, with the nearest
regular telegraph station.
The United States reciprocity treaty
was ratified by the Cuban senate, 16
to 5. Senior Bustamento in an argu-
ment for it's adoption declared Euro
pean governments had protested
against it's adoption to protect their
trade.
Emperor William while deer-stalk-
ing at his hunting lodge executed a
series of drawings in colors illustrat-
ing the historical development of
costumes. These have been placed on
/ exhibition by the Berlin Artists So
ciety.
( The house of commons in COM
mittee of the whole continued the de-
bate on the army estimates and re-
jected by vote of 245 to 154 the
amendment to reduce the army estab-
lishment, 235,761 men of all ranks, by
$1,000 men,
| Emperor William has accepted the
resignation of five officers of the naval
staff, including Captain Obenheimer,
who commanded the German cruiser
Irene at the time of the capture of
Manila by the American forces No
reason is given out.
| Police President Count Won Bern
storff has returned to Potsdam from Il
ten weeks visit to the United States,
where he went at the request of En-
peror William to study the methods
of criminals and the selling of girls
for immoral purposes.
Austria will not participate in the
St Louis exposition. Notwithstanding
the refusal of the government to make
an appropriation for an official exhibit,
Austria will be we'll represented at the
exhibition. as 200 manufacturers in
tend exhibiting independently.
| The Chinese Eastern railroad has
inaugurated steamship services from
Dalny to Shanghai and from Dalny to
Nagasak for the conveyance OF pas
j sengers. The journey from Paris to
! Shanghai or to Nagasak can now be
! accomplished in eighteen days.
| At Dalhousie, n b., Postmaster ].
! A. Johnson, arrested for alleged com
plicity in robbing the postoffice here
and released on BAIL was rearrested
on charge of having sent a box of
poisoned candy to his alleged accom-
plice in the robbery, George Chiever
i ton.
A dispatch to Lloyds from Manila
says the local American steamers
Navarro and Neustra Sonora de
! Lourdes have been in collision off
Punta Santiago and that both vessels
sank and will prove total losses. Some
of the passengers and crews were
saved.
Foreign Minister Delcases made a
presentation to the chamber of depu-
! ties of the part France is taking in the
various international affairs. At the
conclusion of the speech the chamber
adopted a resolution expressing con-
fidence in the course the government
was pursuing.
The st. Petersburg police have
caught the burglar who robbed st.
Isaacs cathedral and carried away
the crown from the image of the
Savior. which was ornamented by a
diamond worth $4,000 and seventy
nine other jewels, They have re-
covered all the jewels.
Before the budget committee of the
. reichstag Herr Muller of the center
party said a combine eff manufacturers
of arms was being formed under the
leadership of the Iowa company with
the object of raising prices. The com
mittee made cuts amounting to S1,130,
900, chiefly in the estimates for the
artillery
High politics is involved in the forth
coming visit of the kaiser to the Dan
ish court. The rapid Russfication OF
Finland has alarmed Germany, the
statesmen of which country believe
that the whole Scandinavian PENN
suia is in danger from Muscovite
rapacity and that, therefore. peril is
beginning to overshadow German!
from the north.
MORTUARY.
At ST. Louis Rev. Francis Lord Fer