Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-02-28

IN. Y. have quarantined Haven hall,
the largest of the girls dormitories
ot Syracuse university, because Of a
case of scarlet fever. Eighty-three
pupils are under quarantine.
| Mrs Lottie Wallau, who is charged
with the murder of her mother BIZ
poisoning. is arraigned before the
coroner in New York and held with
out bail to await the inquest which
wih open Wednesday
Dolphin NJ. Deimas. who has been
! prominent in the defense OF Harry
/ rhaw in New York, issued a slate
ment accusing his eastern colleagues
Of Jealousy. and saying the carrying
out of their policy would have meant
the murder OF the prisoner.
GAINESVILLE water right owners are
anxious regarding the conditions that
will exist in the vicinity of GAINESVILLE
if the senate passes the measure to
permit a dam across the Rock river
below Beloit in Illinois. 1t is thought
that it will raise the water even
above the Beloit dam.
{. H. Glandorf, contractor. dis
covered near Dayton, KY, a skull
that is believed to be that of Pearl
Bryan. the yeautiful Greencastle
tlnd.) girl, who was murdered and
her body decapitated on Feb. 1, 1896,
Iby Jackson and Walling, Cincinnati
medical students, who were afterward
hanged.
Fear Of whipping kept William
Barge and Vernon George, a com
panion, aged 7 of Dixon, III. from re-
yealing the drowning OF three play
mates, John Hilbert, Lawrence Nye
and Ralph Stertner, who had started
out with them for a walk on the ice
of the river at 4 o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
The police of Paterson, N. j., are
fonowing new clew in connection
with the assassination with a bomb
I,f Justice of the Peace Robert Cor
tese. They are seeking two women.
One of these, it is said, lives in
Bridgeport, Conn, and the other, an
Italian girl, is believed to be on her
way to Italy.
The body of dead infant was found
floating In box on the Chippewa
river. The body lay on some coal,
beneath which WAS a note reading:
This is our only loving one, and /
hope he is going to a better place. =
The child evidently belonged to some
poor family that had not enough
money to bury 1t.
Nels Clement, the costliest pauper
Racine county ever had, is nearing
his end, being i'll with consumption at
the county house. Two years ago
This winter Clement was found on
the railway tracks near Aniwa, Wis,
with hands and feet frozen, and both
feet and hands were amputated He
has cost the county close to $4,000
Five hundred dollars is offered by
the owner of the Schmelling block IN
Edgerton for information that will
I lead to the arrest and conviction oil
the incendiary who set fire to his
building In that city. Shavings and
refuse were packed close to the floor.
ing in the cellar and then fred The
danes were extinguished and the loss
was trifling
The La Crosse Water Power CON.
pany, corporation financed by Chi
cago millionaires and capitalized at
$50 900. 900, which is interested in fur
,nishing water and electric power from
the 81 100000 plant now in the course
OF construction at Hatfield. is meet.
ling with opposition in some cities in
THE matter of securing franchises. The
citizens of Winona are opposed to the
franchise In its present form.
! John Anderson, an employee of the
Manitowoc Glue company. may die as
a result of walking into a pitchfork
left sticking from one of the walls
Two of the tines passed completely
, through the thigh of the mans legs.
The fork was rusty and one used TO
handle hides, and 1t is expected that
blood poisoning may set in. Frank
Hrabek smashed two OF his fingers
while at work at the Smaller Manu-
Iaeturing company plant. While al
the plant of the Manitowoc Dry
Dock company Xaxier Aumann had
his left hand caught in a planer and
severed ar the wrist