The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1901-05-30
ment in the movement.

ment in the movement
1T being. represented that the lit
gunboats would traverse the st. Law
) renee and the lakes without guns aboar'
and, it also being understood that the
are to be used solely for purposes
drill, the Canadian government, throug
the British government has waived an
objection to the entrance of the vessel
into the lakes"
Mrs. Arthur Tree, daughter of Mar
shall Field:.of Chicago, was marrie'
Wednesday to Capt. David Beatty 0
the Royal navy in London.
Mrs. Arthur Tree was divorced from
her husband just a few weeks ago.
An explosion occurred Friday morning
at the Universal colliery at Seaghenydd.
in the Rhondda valley, Wales About
100 men were in the pit at the time of
the disaster and there is little hope of
saving the lives of any of them.
John Alexander Dowie, 'Oyerseer Of
the Christian Catholic church was
arrested in Chicago pursuant to the
action Of the coroner's jury which has de
clared him criminally responsible for
the death Of Mrs Emma Lucy Judd.
II. Worthington Judd. disciple Of
Dowie and husband Of the alleged vic
tim, also was arrested and appeared at
the criminal buildiug in company with
DOwie Both men were taken before
Judge Tuley, who admitted them to
bail Henrika Bratsch and Mary b.
Speicher maternity nurses, who are
S I'D 10 have attended Mrs Judd, were
arrested and later released under bonds.
Mrs Judd died a week ago at Dowie-
Zion after sixteen hours Of suffering.
Her infant also died and on expert
medical testimony before the coroner
hat the ordinary treatment given by
medical practitioners would have saved
her life easily, Judd, the two nurses
lnd Dowie are now held TO await the
tctlon Of the grand jury
United States Senators Benjamin r. |
tiIlmau and John L. McIauriu of South |
CAROLINA have resigned their high Offices
o take effect on Sept. l5next The res
gnatious which have been forwarded |
% Gov. McSweeny and already are be
y1nd recall, resulted from an acrimoni-
ms political debate in Gaffncy last Sat
lrlay the elimination Of 1t bitter fac |
.i0nal fight who represent the riyal
divisions Of the Democracy in the South.
In the debate, where McIaurin charg |
2 Tillmau had no business to appear
P .rsor alitics and strong language were
used with liberality. The senior senat
,r- declaration that the reelection Of |
would be taken a. meaning |
that the people could not indorse him |
TlllmanJ, was followed by McLaur
ms suggestion that both resign and 20 |
before the electors Of the state for in |
lorsement
Senator Tillman agreed and went !
farther than McI.aurin1 in that he left |
the race open to all candidates refusing |
10 sign an agreement that the COVER
nor should appoint him or his rival to
the Office when the voters named their
choice
Thus begins what promises to prove
one Of the most notable political strug
giles in the history Of the republic two |
Democrats contesting for supremacy and |
forcing n test Of strength upon the OPP
, sing factions Of their parry
DR. Labordc of Paris described TO the |
Academy of Medicine n method Of cx.
tracing teeth without pain and with |
the accompaniment of sweet music |
which has been discovered by a Par. |
dentist The patient is put under tho |
Of gas and Mt the same time |
has applied TO his ears, ear piece. con
nected with pouograph which is roll |
ing of gay tunes
The idea of tins dentist was inspired |