Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-01-08
FOREIGN.

The London liquor license law took
effect and the names of habituaI
drunkards will be posted hereafter.
Gen. Miles, who has started for ST.
IBERIA, will visit the European capitals
before sailing for the United States.
Abbt Klein's appointment as bishop
OF Monaco is refused by the pope: he
is the translator of Bishop Spalding's
works.
MN. de Burax and de Saint-Victor,
Paris aeronauts, will try to cross Sa-
hara desert in balloons; air currents
are to be tested first at Tunis.
Senior Insula, editor of Santiago
(Cuta) Republica, was shot and killed
by Congressman Corona, editor of
Cubano Libre, during a dispute over
politics.
President Castro's acceptance of
arbitration by The Hague tribunal is
not acceptable to Italy because of the
demand that blockade he removed;
Germany is satisfied.
The missionaries in the Sianfu re-
g1on have been officially notified to
be prepared to leave if necessary. 1t
! is recommended that the women and
| children be sent to safe ports.
Max Nordau, in a Vienna newspaper
article, says militarism in the United
States will hinder emigration, and
that the worlds tragedy has been
transferred to the Pacific.
The Berlin Reichsanzeiger prints
the text of the new tariff law with the
statement that the date of it's going
into effect would be determined upon
later by the bundesrath.
IL is announced that the claim of
May Yohe for $4,000 against the es-
tate OF Lord Francis Hope has been
settled amicably. The terms of the
settlement have not been published.
Edward VII. of England was pro-
claimed emperor of India; $4,000 per-
sons were present in the amphitheater
at the Delhi durbar, surrounded by
troops and herds of elephants and
camels.
The story of Emperor Williams al
legged attack on King Edward and the
British government on board an Amer
lean yacht last summer is reprinted
by the London National Review.
which reiterated it's truth
New years receptions were held by
Emperor William at Berlin: President
Loubet, Paris; King Christian, Copen-
hagen; and President Diaz at Mexico
City; Ambassador Porter's reception
was attended by the entire American
colony in Paris.
Jean Leon Gerome, the French
sculptor, has just completed the
models of the statues which were
ordered by Charles M. Schwab for the
decoration of his new house at New
York. The models represent Labor
and Metallurgical Science.
Fifty-eight lives were lost in the re-
cent fire in coal mine at Bachmut.
fkatorlnoslav province. Eleven men
were rescued after having been sixty
hours in the burned mine and twenty
one of the miners were saved after
being imprisoned five days.
Emperor William and Chancellor
Won Buelow are considering the estab-
lishment of a separate cabinet pos.
ton specially for the administl alton Of
the Polish provinces, thus enabling
the government to concentrate Polish
affairs in a single office and secure
uniformity and consistency in the ai-
ministrative policy.
Near Montreal rear-end collision
occurred on the Victoria bridge of the
G.and Trunk railway between two
freight trains. Conductor Octave
Trembley was killed. The wrecked
cars took fire and all traffic was block
ed. Trains to and from the United
States cross the st. Lawrence river
over the Victoria bridge.
Count Bobrinsky, who cooperated
with the American famine work in
i 1891, has received inquiries from
America in regard to the relief re.
quired in Finland and telegraphed to
Minister of the Interior Won Piehwe,
who has authorized him to say that
money will be gratefully received, but
that other contributions are not
wanted.
Replying to inquiries from the lega-
lions the foreign office today admitted
that there was some truth in the re-
port of warlike preparations on the
part of Tungfu Slang, although it
| characterizes the stories of his move
ments as exaggerated. The foreign
| office says the viceroys of the north
ern provinces have sufficient troops Il,
subdue him.
At Paris the annual meeting of the
Panama canal company was held. The
time was occupied with the report of
the directors of the company, which
told of the pending negotiations with
the United States looking to the sale
of the canal The sanguine hope was
expressed that all difficulties would be