Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-02-22

The German police and Socialists
FLASHED; many were wounded; sabers
were used.
Admiral Evans said that railroads
will do their utmost to kill the Panama
Canal commercially.
A New York preacher says that city
Is graveyard for the clergy; congre-
cations will not help in the work.
England heard that Asquith has
yielded to the extremists and will pre-
sent the veto bill before the budget.
Declaring that Americans seeking to
dam the st. Lawrence furnished no de-
tailed plans, Ontar premier opposed
a permit to any tirl. backed by U. S.
capitalists.
Monday.
Hogs reached the highest general
price since the Civil War.
Hudson, Ohio, voted dry and won
gift waterworks from ]. w. Ellsworth,
of Chicago.
Premier Asquith named new British
cabinet; Winston Spencer Churchill is
home secretary.
Madriz force bombarded the town of
Matagalpa after the Americans had
beer sent away.
L. r. CLAWS told the congressional
Investigating committee that Secre-
tary of the Interior Ballinger is "un-
fit to hold Office"
The House, as committee of the
whole, passed bill apropriating ST.
100000 for the improvement of the
Illinois and Desplaines rivers.
The increasing power CT United
States capitalists over Canadian indus
tries is likely to be discussed in Do
minion House 1t present Nssion.
Tuesday.
The Senate adopted a resolution to
take up an investigation of the cost
of living.
The report of the investigation of the
Hooking pool said that some firms mer-
it severe condemnation" but nothing
more drastic was recommended.
New and startling testimony was
given at tie inquest into the death of
Colonel Swope at independence, Mo.
Wednesday.
Dr. Mary E. Green, famed for her
fight to become member of the medi-
cal profession, died in Seattle, aged Sc
years.
A house bill in Washington provides
appropriations of $13,O0O,00O for i'm
provements of waterways in Mississip-
pi valley.
The coroner's jury named DR.. Hyde
as the slayer of Col Thomas H. Swope,
but was unable to say whether the poi
son was given with felonious intent.
Thursday.
The insurgent Gen. Chamorro with
1900 men occupied Matalpa.
Dr. B. c. Hyde was arrested at Kan
sas City charged with the murder by
poison of Col Thomas H. Swope.
In a burst of speed the Illinois Sen
ate passed the direct plurality primary
bill and seven other important meas
ures.
The Manitoba legislature will pass
a bill for government and municipal
owned markets and stockyards, and a
measure for federal possession of grain
elevators.
John Redmond said he thinks Pre-
mier Asquith will keep his word, but
secure the support of the Irish party
10 the British budget.
Friday.
The Grand Jury was ready to inves-
tigate the Swope poison mystery in
Kansas City.
Charles E. Wiltshire, Chicago glove
manufacturer, was stabbed to death in
a fight for life.
The Canadian government may for
bid the export of any water power to
the United States.
A New York woman got a $4,000
verdict against Laura Biggar, former
actress, in an alienation suit.
One hundred and fifty-six lives were
lost when the transatlantic liner Gen.
eral Chansy sank after striking the
reefs off the Island of Minorca.
Saturday.
Zalmon G. Simmons, multimillion-
aire. financier and philanthropist, died
at Kenosha, Wis.
Eighty-eight persons were drowned
in the wreck of steamer in the
Straits of Magellan.
President Taft in a vehement speech
I'm New York declared that business If
it is legal is safe, but that the law will
be enforced and that the Republican
pledges are being kept.
Booker T. Washington in Lincoln
tribute at Springfield, H., said the col
ored race is worth s550.0O0.O00.
Announcement was made in New
York of the engagement of Miss Flea
nor Robson and August Belmont.
John Temple Graves at banquet
of the Lincoln League urged making
the State of Lincoln from New Mexico
The Central Foundry Company, a
$4,000. 900 corporation, was placed in
receivers hands, with liabilities OF
$4.561 900.
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