Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1901-11-09
The News Condensed.

In the case at La Crosse of Deputy
versus William r. Rankin, auditor of
the Adams Express company, the au-
thority of the game warden to enter
express cars was upheld by the court.
Judge A. L. Collins died at Neenah
at the age of 81 years. He was son
of Brig. Gen. Oliver Collins, who
served in the war of 1912.
Samuel 3. Auerbach, we'll known to
the travelling public as the proprietor
of the Plankinton house cigar store
for 20 years, died at Milwaukee of ap-
oplexy.
Delphine Francois, Montrose
farmer, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself. He was Respondent over
deaths in his family.
William Condor, farmer residing
near MELVILLE, while driving in his
Gooryard, ran over and instantly
killed his nine-year-old daughter
Clara.
During thunderstorm lightning
went down the chimney of Mr.. Bat
sons residence in Eau Claire, cover
ing the family seated at the supper
table with SCOT and debris and para
lying Miss Ella Batson's right arm.
Adolph Ross, prominent and
wealthy farmer living eight miles
south of Cumberland, was instantly
killed by an explosion of dynamite
while blowing out stumps.
The Osceola starch factory has shut
down for this season. 49,
After being closed for more than
20 years, the First Unitarian church
in Kenosha has been reopened and
Rev. Florence Buck Installed as pas
tor.
The bleached bones of a human
skeleton were discovered lying in a
cow pasture in the town of Black
Creek by party of hunters.
Judge William Penn Lyon, of Mad
ison, the venerable president of the
state board of control, was 70 years
old, and three generations Of his fam
lily joined him in celebrating the
happy event.
At independence Samuel Brazezek
fell down stairway and was killed.
David Randall, who has lived the
life of recluse in hut for years,
died in North Bend. He had been a
miser, and is thought to have left
100000
Louis Murgaw, discharged in
Grantsburg for lack of evidence, was
charged with the murder of the Bos-
ley children.
Herman Dormier, SO years of age,
was given a coat of red paint by a
mob in Plymouth, the result, it is
said, of having expressed sympat thy
for President McKinley's assassin.
Blackleg has made its appearance
among several herds of cattle in the
town of Greenville.
Gov LaFollette has refused to par
don George H. Colgrove, serving a
life sentence at Waupun for the muir
der of John G. Atkins, of Waukesha
in 1885.
The extensively advertised Sheboy-
gan and Elkhart Lake street car line
is now an assured fact.
William ellis, aged 80, an old resi-
dent of Oshkosh, and for 65 years a
lumberman, died near Kenosha from
the effects of q fall he received few
days ago.
Simon Brazek, farmer at INDIE
pendence, fell downstairs and was
killed.
While tending sick horse William
Witt, of New Holstein was kicked by
the animal and instantly killed. He
was about 46 years old, and is sur
vived by wife and three children.
An Indian named Gokee, whose age
was claimed to be 115 years, died at
his home north of Bloomer.
The Spring City, leading simmer
resort, owned by George r. Jones,
was burned in Waukesha. The loss
foots up to $4,000, with insurance of
$4,000.
Lists are being prepared to be cir
culated among school children IN
Green Bay, who will be asked to con-
tribute toward the erection OF SOL
diers' monument.
News of the suicide of Minnie
Stretch at Chicago has been received
at Ripon. The deed was committed
because her sweetheart Tilted her.
Marsh fires caused loss Of over
$4,000 west OF Trempelsaui