Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-07-16

the shoulder by James A. Clark. his
son-in-law, railroad brakeman.
Clark is under arrest. The shooting
followed the starting of divorce pro-
ceedings by Mrs. Clark
The militia is recalled from Evans
vile 0nd.) on Gov. Durbin's orders.
The funerals of the seven victims of
the mob shot by the soldiers were
held. There are 200 negro refugees at
Mount Vernon. The riot was due to
a negro killing a policeman.
Colonel Roger Williams of Ken
lucky is investigating the conduct of
Deputy Sneriff Hays. who in soldier
uniform tried to interview Jett and
White in Jail. He says the use of the
uniform was in violation of federal
law and he will punish Hays.
The fight in Steelville, Mo. which
resulted in the death of Robert
Starks and the serious wounJing of
Sheriff Taft and others, has been fol-
lowed by the death of Herschel
Starks, son of Robert, who was shot
by one of the sheriffs posse.
A. J. Patterson, convicted at Con-
cordia, Kan, and sentenced to three
years in the penitentiary for with
holding $4,000 collected from the
Illicit saloons at Clyde as license pay
ments while he was county treasurer,
was pardOned by Governor Bailey.
Christian Endeavorers at Denver
(Colo.) convention were urged by
President Francis E. Clark to in.
crease the society's membership 10
per cent. yearly for ten years Nearly
1000 societies were formed in six
months. officers were reelected.
Twenty-six additional candidates for
the naval academy have passed the
mental and physical examinations and
have been admitted as midshipmen.
This brings the number of members
of the plebe class up to 29z, with
about fifteen more to be heard from.
Civil Service Commissioner H. F.
Green has arrived in Washington from
his home in Minnesota and i'm
mediately assumed his duties. All
three members Of the commission are
now on duty for the first time since
the retirement of Mr.. Garfield last
spring.
The body of man who committed
suicide in WhitneyviIle, Conn, was
identified as that of Sculptor John
Donoghue of New York. Suicide is
said TO have been the result of the re-
lection of his design for a $50, 900
memorial to President Mckinley in
Philadelphia
Objections have been filed with the
surrogate in New York by Mrs. Helen
Wallace to the will of her husband,
John Fl. Wallace, editor and publisher,
who died May 3, leaving all but
$4,000 of his estate of $4,000 to
Washington and jefferson college. at
Washington, Pa.
Rev David S. Schaff, professor of
church history in Lane seminary, Gin
cinnati, has been chosen by the special
committee of the board of trustees of
Western Theological seminary, AL
legheny, Pa, to fill the chair left
vacant by the resignation of Rev. w.
Fl. letters, last June.
The Russian massacre petition will
be presented to President Roosevelt at
Oyster bay by Jewish committee
next Tuesday. Secretary of State
Hay will not resign from the cabinet.
He and President Roosevelt are in
accord over the petition and for an
open door in Manchuria
Pulaski Leeds. master mechanic of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad.
was shot and dangerously wounded at
Louisville, Ky, by G. B. Werner. a
discharged employee of the road. The
shooting occurred in Leeds office at
the Union station. Werner shot him
self also and may die.
While the Manila cable is completed
and in working order, the official an
nouncement has been made. upon
notification from headquarters, that
the cable will not be open for business
before the 18th of this month, and the
probability is that the opening day
will be some time later in the month.
For the first time in five weeks c.
Endicott Allen of Long Branch. N. j.,
nus H'Nou Np anu ldlhtu 10 MS uOCLOT.
Allen, who is a Harvard graduate.
has been asleep during that time. ex-
cept for intervals of few moments
He is supposed to he suffering from
hysteria. His waking spell did not
last long
Joseph j. Frederick the we'll known
opera singer, and Miss Rose Shay,
daughter of Attorney Thomas Shay.
who is known in the opera world as
Rose Cecilia Shay, having starred for
some time under that name. were
married at Cincinnati The groom is
known in private life as Michael ].
Mccarthy
Policeman Richard Bowers OF
Murphy sboro was adjudged guilty of
contempt of court at Springfield. ILL.,.
in violating Judge Humphreys in
junction in the Mobile and Ohio rail-
road strike. Judge Humphrey fined
him a total of S465 and committed him
to Jail for two months because of his
failure TO pay.
The St Louis grand jury took up
the investigation of the reports that
money was used to accnmnIiSb tba