The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-11
WISCONSIN

MARSHFIELD, WIS. - Nonresident
hunters of deer in Wood county will not
find rs smooth sailing this fall as they
have been accustomed to in former years.
1t is no uncommon thing to see wagon
loads and special carloads Of hunters from
Milwaukee and Chicago invade the woods
near, Arpin and Auburndalec during ethe
open season and during their encampment
life and stock are endangered by the err
ing aim Of these marksmen. 1t is this
class of hunters that the farmers wish
to cut out and. to further this end notices
have been conspicuously posted reading,
mo hunting on these grounds without a
permit from the owner The compact
has been signed by about 100 Of the heav
lest land owners in the district where
hunting is best.
IA CROSSE, WlS.-Assemblyma
George H. Ray has announced his can
didacy for the speakership of the next
assembly. He declares he is in favor of
the governors policies on the primary
election and the taxation questions and
will vote for them.-The new La Crosse
Lutheran hospital will be dedicated on
Thanksgiving day.-Articles have been
filed for, the Northern Electrical Construc-
ton company, capitalized at 100000. The
following officers have been elected:
President, c. A. Sterling; secretary and
treasurer, Marcy Berger; assistant secre-
tary, w. G. Heinroth; superintendent,
John Stone.-The annual conference OF
the Scandinavian Baptist churches Of
Wisconsin opened in, this city to-day.
MADISON, WlS:-"Powder up Collins,
the Milwaukee saloonkeeper who was con-
victed Of robbing Charles Love, in CON-
pany with two dissoute women, Pauline
Palmer and Marie Gordon in Milwaukee
saloon, Jan. 20 last, and sentenced to five
years in states prison, was granted a new
trial by the supreme court to-day: The re-
versal is made upon the instruction of the
lower court with reference to intoxication
as bearing upon the criminal intent.-In-
formation as to the whereabouts of John
Hawton, believed to be somewhere in Wis
consin, is sought by Mrs. G.. Wills, 372
West Randolph street, Chicago, in a let
ter to Secretary of State Froehlich.
BLACK RIVER FALLS, Wis.-Miss
Ellen Rudolph, living about twelve miles
east Of here, saw a black bear near the
barn. She took rifle and fired at bruin.
He Immediately disappeared in the corn
field and she told her father when he
came home at noon. The father made a
search and soon came upon the dead bear.
Miss Rudolph is but Is years old and is
an expert with rifle.-The annual meet
day and will continue through the
week.-several hunting parties from this
vicinity have gone to the northern woods
to hunt deer.
. WEST SUPERIOR, WlS.-Charles and
Octavia Clark, colored who were wanted
here for alleged completely in the robbery
of the Sterling tailor shop last July, ar
rived to-day from Kansas City. They had
been sentenced there to year each for
vagrancy, but were given up to Sheriff
Summer of this city. To-day Nate DAY.
export and George Jordan. also colored
were arrested to answer for being mixed
up in the same robbery. AL four were
living in the sporting district at the time
of the robbery and some of the missing
goods have been found.
MILWAUKEE, WlS.-Fred and Car
Laft, farmers, were killed on a grade
crossing BY a North Western train las
night.-The mystery surrounding the dis
appearance Of Nathan J. p. Pereles was
cleared by the discovery of his body II
Lake Michigan. He was scion Of one o.
the richest families in the city, and it was
at first believed he had followed Floro'
dora chorus girl to st. Paul. Now it Is
believed that his rejection by the girl was
the cause of his suicide.
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