Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-02-19
A guilty Conscience is the mother

A guilty conscience is the mother
q Misunderstanding Dispatch.
The Amecian invason of Europe
ha reached the bath-tub stage.
Well soon have that benighted land
civilized if we keep at ft.-Chicago
Post.
| Accounted for: Teacher-And why
did John Paul Jones order his flag
mailed to the mast? Pupil-'Cause in
those days war ships didn't have
steel masts, ma'am!-Puck.
The most expensive and magni-
ficent os well as the largest rug in the
world has just been placed on the
| floor of the assembly-roon of the new
New York chamber of commerce.
Military society in Malta has been
much stirred because a general officer
ing to his own corps for not sainting
him in the hall of the Union club.
The sensational rumor is current
in chemical circles that pepsin is
highly complex in its constitution,
its giant-molecule splitting up into
and hydrocloric acid.
1t is now settled that the Chinese
children of California will not be per
mitted to attend the regular public
schools, but must be educated in the
institution especially provided for
their race where such schools exist.
Rev. DIR. Edward Abbott of Cam
bridge has resigned his position as
editor of the Literary World. He will
start soon on trip to Cuba and Next
co, and will pay special attention to
missionary agencies in these coun-
tries.
A plucked angel: Iittle boy who is
being shown his newly. arrived baby
sister)-Where did you get her,
mother? The mother-A stork brought
her to me. Little boy-And where
did the stork get her, mother? The
mother-In heaven, my child Little
boy (reproachfully)-O mother, WIZ
did you pull out all her feathers p
Pittsburg Dispatch.
The late Russian minister of the in
terror, M. Sipiagin, banished without
trial $1,000 persons, including social
list leaders and men of education. His
successor, M. Piehwe, has found it
necessary to persuade many of these
to return to their homes, as it has
been found that the expulsion Of so
many professional men and scientists
has affected the general welfare of the
country, and even it's industrial de-
velopment.
Beatrice Terry, the little niece of
Ellen Terry, played childish part in
Sara Crewe" in London recently with
remarkable self-possession and
grace" and justified the expectation
that the traditions of this remarkable
family of actors will be maintained by
new generation. Her voice is said
to be clear and resonant, and she is
said to have brought tears to the eyes
of many spectators by simple touches
of pathos.
Five thousand spectators recently
witnessed a bull-fght in Juarez. near
Ell Paso, Tex, which resulted in the
fatal injuring of Francisco Matillero.
who is famous as bandillero. Four
fifths of the audience were Americans.
and when the ferocious Samala Yucca
bull pinned Matillero to the ground
many women wer overcome and faint
ed. Matillero was carried from the
ring with both legs broken, and in a
dying condition.
A man, while suffering from influ-
enza in South London, was surprised
by the sudden appearance in his room
OF his wife, who, 20 years ago, eloped
to California. Falling on her knees
she implored his forgiveness, the man
with whom she took flight. after maxi
ing fortune, having recently died
The husband forgave her. She nursed
him so well that he recovered. but
she caught the influenza herself and
died, leaving him 100000.
An interesting experiment has been
carried on at the artillery ranges at
Steinfeld, Austria. 1t is commonly
known that a balloon is extremely diff
ficult to hit. A balloon was anchored
at the hight of $500 yards. the gun.
ners being kept in ignorance of the
range. 1t took % shots to get the
approximate range, but it was not till
the 46th round that the balloon was
hit. and then only slightly. However
the small tear was sufficient TO hiring
it slowly to the ground.