Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-06-18

brogue and constantly mimicked and
ridiculed by her fellow employees,
Kathleen Sh0ehan, 25 years old, an
expert embroiderer, committed suicide
in New York.
A register of 10000 French officers
and enlisted men who assisted in the
American war for independence was
given to President Roosevelt by
Ambassador Jusserand on behalf of
the French republic.
At Shoals. Ind, Arthur Lyons, the
slayer of his fathers wife, who had
been a fugitive from justice, shot
himself through the heart as he stood
hemmed in on every side by band of
enraged farmers.
Chauncey Dewey, Clyde Wilson, AMI
w. J. Mcbride, alleged Berry muir
derers, escorted from the Dewey ranch
to ST. Francis, Kas.. by a militia CON-
pany to prevent an attack by the
victims FRIENDS.
In his address before the Phi Beta
Kappa of Vassar, Whitelaw Reid de-
plored the frequency of divorces in
this country and urged educated wo-
men to help check the degradation
threatening social life.
Mrs. Mary Mcknight, Kalkaska,
Mich, who confessed the poisoning
her brother, his wife, and baby, is
suspected of killing eight other per-
sons, who died suddenly while at her
house during the last fifteen years.
Miss Ruth Hanna, daughter of
Senator NJ. A. Hanna was married at
Cleveland, to Joseph Medill Nc
Cormick of Chicago, son of the Ameri-
can ambassador to Russia. President
Roosevelt and daughter were guests.
Robert Menaker, the 5-year-old son
of New York cloak manufacturer liv-
ing at Passaic, N. j., is dead, after
swallowing quinine. He climbed up
on a chair, reached the medicine box
and swallowed its contents.
Judge B. D. Magruder of the Illinois
supreme court is officially rebuked at
Springfield for filing an opinion with
out the knowledge of his fellow
justices, and which was used as a cam
paign document against Justice Car
ter.
An unofficial hint was given by the
Russian government that representa-
lions from foreign powers over Jewish
massacres will not be received and
outside interference is not wanted.
Aid for the victims families is also
rejected.
The government crop report shows
1854 900 acres decrease in the spring
wheat acreage. The condition on
June l, was $50. This winter wheat
is 1922, against 1926 on May
/. Oats acreage is reduced 80 per
cent. lis
At Marion, Ind, insanely jealous,
Love shot and probably
fatally wounded Nora Miller Love is
25 years of age and Miss Miller is Is.
Both are prominent socially. They had
been friends for two years, but quar-
relied recently.
Rev. George n. Howard obtained
verdict of $40 from the Batavia n. Y,
Daily News for libel but as he must
pay the costs, the suit leaves him $40
out of pocket The News charged
him with improper conduct in Mas
sachusetts,
General Bristow, fourth assistant
postmaster, is devoting much time to
a study of rural free delivery. He is
not yet ready to announce his plans
further than to say that there would
be no serious interruption in the extern
sion of the service.
Owing to the magnitude of the
American river and harbor estimates,
totalling 100000 900, Congressman
Burton says the French system requir
ing localities to con0ibute a share of
the expenses of improvements is
worthy of serious consideration.
David ]. Barr of San Francisco,
ieweler, and reputed heir to a large
fortune who disappeared from hotel
in New York on memorial day, has
been located at the Fordham hospi-
tai, where he went for treatment dur
ing a slight illness.
Count Charles Fitz de Morganstein,
who planned to change water into oil
at l cent a gallon, and who was the
of the billion-dollar oil and
gas company which was to be rival
of the Standard Oil and Gas trust, has
disappeared from New
York.
At Salt Lake, Utah, Jonathan La
fever is 81 years OLD and has buried
eight wives. but next Sunday he will
wed a.ninth when Lefever leads Mrs.
Mary Kerson, widow of 40, to the
altar. Five generations of his de-
scendants will be present at the we'd
ding.
To test the cruising efficiency of the
ships it is intended that Rear Admiral
Glass. commanding the Pacific squad
ron, shall leave San Francisco late in
June on a trip to the Aluetian islands.
The squadron will stop at Dutch Har-
Dor. where a coal depot of 100000 tons
capacity is to be located.
The place on the civil service COM
mission which the president offered to
w. w. Heffelfinger. will soon be given