Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-03-12
LAT TER.

LATER.
Al Wade was sentenced to be cleo
trocuted June 81 at Columbus. O
| for the murder of Kate Sullivan two
years ago.
Joseph Henry Shorthouse. the
author of John Inglesant and other
novels. died at London in his sixty
ninth year.
DR.. William H. Hale of Jackson
Mich, charged with forgery in the
| second degree, has been held for the
grand jury at Rochester, N. Y.
Lieutenant Steffens has been sell
fenced by a court-martial at Koenigs
berg, Germany, to three months i'm
| prisonment in a fortress for ill treat.
| ing privates.
Attorneys for Mrs. Lena Lille, con
victed of murder in the first degree al
David City, Neb., for the killing of her
husband last October, filed a motion
for new trial.
Edward Richard Henry, assistant
commissioner of the police of London
has been appointed commissioner in
succession to Colonel Sir Edward
Bradford, who has resigned
At Brainerd, Mimi, Judge McClen,
snan granted stay of forty days to
Ole G. Oleson, the condemned muir
derer who was to have been executed
al Aitkin for the murder of his daugh.
ter
Over 1000 emigrants left Liverpool
for Canada The emigration season
is considered to have opened and this
months bookings by all the Canadian
steamship lines are the largest for
forty years.
By a sheriff's attachment to enforce
the collection of an account by the
Western Montana National bank the
wholesale and retail grocery estab-
lishment of Pulliam Brothers at Mis-
soula, Mont, has been closed.
A warrant has been issued for the
arrest of w. C. Munsell, formerly
chief clerk of the tax department of
the Colorado state auditors Office, on
the charge of having absconded with
about $1,000 of the states money.
Chaplain Henry c.. Gavitt, U. S. A.,
at Denver from the charge of not pay
ing his debts, which was brought
against him by a Chicago firm. Gen.
eral Funston approved the findings.
Because his daughter, Rosa, d
pretty girl of 10 years, married Wall
Mulder, prosperous young farmer,
against his wishes, James Kane, an
aged and wealthy farmer of Mandoro,
Wis, committed suicide in a hotel by
drinking laudanum.
Mrs. George Stanley, granddaughter
of Lord Kercastle, was found uncon-
scious, and Maj. Marshall Hurd, a
civil war veteran, II years old, dead,
in the formers apartments at Dover,
Del. Coal gas is blamed, but a
tragedy is limited at.
Mrs. John Greenwood and her three
children-girls aged 16 and II and a
boy aged 11-while walking across
the Big Four trestle at Springfield, o.,
we're struck by freight train. The
mother and the eldest girl were killed
and the other two fatally injured.
The secret of restoring lost eye
sight is claimed to have been dis
covered by Prof. Peter Stems of Paris.
An apparatus invented by him sup
plies the place of the eye. while the
function of seeing is performed by
the brain.
Hugh Dixon, aged 20 years, COM
mitted suicide at Pittsburg by jump
ing from the Forward Avenue bridge
to the ground below, a distance of
1876 feet. Nearly every bone in his
body was broken. Ill health and the
recent death of his wife caused the
deed.
With reference to reports concern
ing the pending release of Mrs. Flor
ence Maybrick, it is officially stated in
London that according to customary
usage in the case of prisoners of
good behavior she would be liberated
in April, 1904, entirely apart from any
special pressure being exerted.
c. H. Demay of Houghton, Mich,
was nearly killed by a savage bear
while blazing trail to his homestead
in Elm River. The brute overlook
and brought Demary to the ground
after a quarter of mile chase. A
companion came up and struck the
bear with an ak, finally driving it
away.