Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1903-09-24
PERSONALITY NEWS.

Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse.
Louise eldest daughter of Charles
Savage, was married to Clifford Ire
land of Washburn, H., at her home in
Virginia, III.
Walter Grant Causy and Miss
Florine Annette Thielens were married
at Peoria. H. The bride is the daugh-
ter of f. A. Thielens of New York.
General Daniel e. Sickles will be
present at tho dwelling of the Eer-
man statute at Washington in Octobe'
as representative Of the army of the
Potomac
James J. Van Allen will go in October
to Hot Springs, Va, where he has
leased a cottage. He will sail for Eng
land later to spend the Christmas
holidays.
The queen of Italy has presented to
one of the Italian natural history mu-
seums a fine collection of animals and
birds, many of which she stuffed with
her own hands.
Harry Ziegler, a resident of Phila-
delphia and a member of the life-sav-
ing guard at Atlantic City, saved fifty.
two lives during six weeks of the sea
son at that resort.
Secretary Cortelyou of the depart.
ment of commerce and labor and
family left Washington for a trip of
ten days, part of which will be spent
at his home on Long Island.
Mr. and Mrs. Benjamine Thaw of
Pittsburg, who objected to the mar
riage Of their niece to the earl of Var
mouth, returned from Europe and
proceeded at once to Newport.
Franklin Farrell Jr., son of Con
necticut millionaire and a recent grad
uate Of Harvard, has entered his
fathers foundry at Derby with the pur-
pose Of learning the trade in all its de-
tails.
General Charles F. Henderson of
Omaha, former United States senator
from Nebraska, will be the leading
speaker at the dedication of the Ohio
monument on the Mission Ridge bat
tie field Oct 81.
Five hundred invitations have been
sent out By the Ames Commercial club
of Ames, Iowa, for a reception In
honor Of DR.. A. B. Storms, the new
PRESIDENT of the Iowa state college at
Ames, Thursday Sept, II.
J. II. Hamilton, formerly professor
of sociology in the University of SYRIA.
cuse, has been appointed head settle.
ment worker of the university settle
ment in New York in the place of
Robert Hunter. resigned.
Miss Anna Frederickson of La Porte.
Ind, under the direction Of the Baptist
Foreign Missionary association, will
sail Tuesday from Boston for Port
Said to resume work in the missionary
field. She will be absent eight years.
Colonel John Jacob Astor, Cornelius
Vanderbilt, ex-Commodore Gerry and
other members of the 400" have
moved from their Newport residences
to their New York homes. There are
many tons of movables for each family.
Mayor Charles H. Leeds of STAN.
ford, Conn. has decided that his educa-
ton is not sufficiently finished aud has
determined to take a three years
postgraduate course at Yale He will
study political economy and kindred
subjects.
Announcement is made in Albany. N
Y, of the engagement of Ellen Hern.
don Arthur, daughter Of the late Pres.
ident Chester A Arthur, 10 Charles
Ptnkerton of New York. The wedding
will probably take place in the autumn
in Albany.
"A popular demonstration is being or
ganized at San Juan, Porto Rico in
honor of Governor Hunt. who will re-
turn there Oct, |. Some of the federal
leaders refuse to cooperate in the af.
fair for political reasons. otherwise
the indications are that the governor
Will receive an exceptionally warm
welcome.
Thomas Leahy, an extensive cattle
dealer of Pawhuske, |. r. arrived at
Ill.,, yesterday to visit his
brother Timothy Leahy, a pioneer
resident of that village, who is serious.
ly i'll. II is their first meeting in
many years.
William Tecumseh Thorndyke
grandson of General VT Sherman
has been selected by the commission
having the matter in charge to unvef
the sherman statue recently erected in
Washington The ceremonies will
take place Oct. 10.
Chaplain Edward Vattman of the
Twentieth Infantry was a caller at the
war department accompanied by
Thomas Palnes of Oton. province of
liotlo, who is a native Filipino. a par.
ish priest and has charge of the largest
church building in the islands.
Among the arrivals in New York ON
the steamer Caracas. from Venezuelan
ports, was Robert c. Morris. special
counsel for the United States govern.
ment to present claims to the Vene-
zuelan commission at Caracas. Mr..
Morris said his part of the work was
ompleted
Baron lwasah Hisya, the richest
young man in Japan. is visiting Gen.
eral James II. Wilson at his home in
Wilmington, Del He formerly at.
tended the University IF pbjla6sl,hia