Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-04-02
TELEGRAMS LIN BRIEF.
DOM ESTIC.


Governor Amaliam Arroniz is dead,
after an illness lasting only a few
hours.
At Cape May, N j., the Marine Villa
Hotel, owned by Mrs. John M.
Rogers of Wilmington, Del, and valued
at 100000, burned, insurance, $4,000.
At San Francisco General G. w.
Randall, U. S. A., has arrived from
Vancouver barracks, Wash, on his way
to Manila for duty in the Philippines.
HaZing Ann Arbor (Mich) univer-
sity students by shaving their heads is
revived. Seventy-eight victims are
recorded to date.
The real origin of South American
revolutions are in New York City
Enlistments are made at the Hotel
Muro, West Fourteenth street.
Allegheny (Pa) city employees will
ell be ousted from Office April by
Recorder J. G. Wyman, the ripper"
bill appointee.
Mr. and Mrs Alfred G.. Vanderbilt
and Reginald c.. Vanderbilt had a
dangerous road accident in New York.
The legless body of a man was found
in New York bay
The New York senate passed the
thousand-ton barge canal bill by the
aid of democratic votes, Leader Muir
ply swinging Tammany members into
line
The National Packing company was
organized with $15.000,000 capital to
take over the packing concerns which
the Armours, Swifts and Morrises
bought last summer.
The secret service division of the
treasury department has received a
new counterfeit 81 silver certificate,
series 1899, check letter &C." Lyons
register, Roberts treasurer
At Kansas City Asa and Charles
Bigelow, aged A and years, were
burned to death, the mother having
locked them in while she went to the
store.
Il. E. Clark, Cedar Rapids, Ia, presi-
dent of the Order of Railway Con-
ductors, is slated for assistant secre-
tary in the new department of com
merce.
Aid in compiling the confederate
army enlistment roll is promised to
the war department by the governors
of Mississippi, Kentucky, Georgia,
Virginia and North Carolina.
The kasers invitation for an
American naval squadron to visit
Germany declined. A cruise between
Chesapeake capes and Azores is plan
ned instead.
A newly invented machine gun
throwing 500 one-pound shots a min
ute. or TWENTY-FIVE at one pull of the
trigger. inspected by Gen. Nelson A.
Miles at Cleveland, o.
Chicago thieves drove off with
wagon loaded with fifty-seven cases of
merchandise valued at $4,000 from the
Chicago. Burlington & Quincy freight
depot last night
British consols touched 90%s, the
lowest point since the Franco Prus.
sian war. The government is crit
icised for Withholding details of the
new Transvaal loan.
A Chinese consul general at Chicago
will probably be appointed, according
to Sir Cheng Tung LANG Cheng, the
new minister to the United States.
who reached San Francisco. There
are 5000 Chinese in Chicago.
The entire jury pane! called at Col
orado Springs (Colo) for the W. S.
Stratton will contest was discharged
by Judge Seeda because of a sus-
ricion that the members had been
tempered wI1h.
President Nicholas Murray Butler
of Columbia college declared that I'M
dergradunte life of that institution was
richer and more helpful twenty-one
years ago than now. Athletics is being
overdone.
The adjustment of excess fares on
fast trains may be forced by the Elkins
law. Chicago passengers were forced
to pay 81 extra on trains where st.
Louis passengers ride in sleepers at
regular rates
Racine (Wis.) school teachers are
stirred by anonymous letters threaten
ing bodily harm unless they resign.
An association was organized for mu-
tual protection and a $4,000 fund will
be used to prosecute the offenders.
A movement urging Grover Cleve.
land to become a democratic presiden.
tial candidate in 1904 was started at
Pottsville Pa. Steps are to be taken
simultaneously in western Pennsyl-
vania, Ohio and Illinois.
Coadjutor Bishop John j. Glennon
of Kansas City probably will be APP
pointed coadjutor archbishop of St.
Louis. Bishop Henry Moeller of Col
umbus is likely to be made coadjutor
archbishop of Cincinnati.
Carthusian monks are refused per
mission to remain in France by large
chamber of deputies majority, They
are engaged in manufacturing. and
are the richest religious order in the
republic.
President Castro agreed to continue
as head of the Venezuelan govern
ment until order is restored. His mes
sage to congress declares that he wa
dishearteEed over the mirepresenta