Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-02-11
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
! Archduke Joseph Ferdinand OF
Austria eloped to Germany with a
Vienna restaurant keepers daughter.
! Michael Davitt and family sailed
from Queenstown for New York today.
They are going to Colorado for a
protracted stay.
Mrs. Florence Maybrick's release
from prison is confirmed in the
British commons by the home secre.
tary. She is now in convalescenu
home.
The Servian cabinet resigned. and
King Peter probably will instruct M.
Pasics, minister of finance, or M.
Protitch, the minister of the interior,
to form a new cabinet
American occupation of Cuba finally
ended by the withdrawal of the last
troops from Havana and the lowering
of the flag. An address was delivered
by President Palma and salute fired.
Thomas L. James, former postmaster
general OF the United States, was
married in Shakespeare's church at
Standardization, to Edith, daughter
of Alderman Colbourne of Stratford-on-
Avon
! Photographic record of Emperor
, Williams voice. on metal, will be the
first deposit in the Harvard university
and the Washington phonetic archives.
Voices of historic interest are TO be
kept.
The British government was warned
by John Redmond in the house of COM
mons that Irish support will be re-
fused unless a Roman Catholic uni.
cersity and home rule are provided
for ireland.
The British parliament opened with
Joseph Chamberlain as private mem.
Der. Austen Chamberlain, his son.
acted as leader of the house and de-
Tended his fathers policy, in the
absence of Balfour.
! one person was killed, three prob
ably fatally and twenty-five seriously
injured in the wreck of a Canadian
Pacific express train which plunged
down thirty foot embankment into
the Shubenacadie river, near Halifax.
The Anglo-ltalian arbitration con-
Vention was signed at Rome by
Foreign Minister Tittoni and the
! British ambassador, Sir f. l.. BERTHE
The convention is on practically the
same lines as the Angio-French treaty.
| Anna Stevens Jackson of Raleigh
n. c., who, Jan. 10, after escaping
from a house of detention, was found
on the railroad tracks three miles out
OF Rome. has been placed in an asylum
for the insane, pending inquiries in
! the United States.
Over hundred persons were
poisoned, and many are dead, from an
epidemic of lead poisoning which
/ broke out in the villages of Obrezza,
Marga, and Glunboka, in Hungary,
krasso-Szorony county. as the result
OF drinking brandy made in lead
lined stills.
The Journey of the duke of Aosta,
heir TO the throne of Italy, to Paris
and Brussels is surrounded with ever
growing mystery, but the report that
he Will ask the hand of his sister-in.
law, Princess Louise of Orleans, for
his brother, the count of Turin, is
gaming credence.
Frederick w. Vanderbilt's new
steam yacht the Conqueror was
launched at TroCn. Scotland Mr..
Vanderbilt practically gave the de-
signer George L. Watson. a blank
check as regards cost, so the yacht is
a palatial vessel of 1900 tons. pro-
vided with a shade deck amidships.
which is unusual on private yachts.
The relief of Windoek and Okahanja.
German southwest Africa, announced
In dispatch from the commander of
the gunboat Habicht. at Swakopmund.
is regarded as ending the aggressive
and successful period of the native re-
bellion and that now begins the punt
tive phase, in which the German forces
nearing Swakopmund by sea will scat
ter the natives and take their strong
places.
Rev. William Whitmee. rector of the
English Catholic church at Rome,
better known in America as general Of
the Pallottini order, celebrated the
jubilee of his ordination to the priest
hood, receiving many presents. in
Guiding the autograph of the pope on
photograph, gold dessert set from
Dowager Queen Margherita and checks
from England and America amounting
to 81 600
The pope issued an order by which