Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1902-04-26
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Tuesday morning the business dist
riot OF Horizon was for several hours
threatened with destruction by fire
Fire was discovered in barn in rear ot
the BOSNIAN house. The fire destroyed
an adjacent barn together with the ice
house and storage building of the Schiit2
brewing company and recent built
| residence, but the firemen finally sue
ceeded in c0nfining the fire to the prem
ises above mentioned.
Commander nj. Chamberlain suggest.
as necessary preparation for the forth
coming decoration of soldiers graves OF
| May 80. that the surviving members oi
deceased veterans families see to it thai
the usual markers are put in place as
In several instances it is known thai
these markers are down. This viii he'll
| the comnitten r. identify the proper
graves upon which to the deposit fl raj Of
| fering.
We are in receipt Of tie initial num-
ber OF "The Cannery Producer a new
magazine monthly, to be published at
our neighh0ring town of Waterloo, by
MeSsrs. Bolger u Raesler. two success
ful newspaper men. The number before
iis Is beauty geographically filled to
tie brlm with valuable Information fnl
these in w'rcSe snceiai interest the peri
0dical is published. Subscription price
only SLIGO per year.
We most heartily endorse the position
taken by the Gazette in favor of the City
council making an appropriations to as
sist in properly observing Memorial Day,
and EXPRESSING the wish that the city
council be liberal this year IL giving as
sistance to the local g. A. r. Post to help
in observing the day as it should be.
There are expenses invariably connected
with the observance of the day that the
'old boys" can scarcely afford to pay out
OF their own pockets.
Father O'Rourke, President Of Sacred
Heart college will de iver the address oI
Memorial dav. This announcement
al ne should induce the attendance If
every man, woman ami child who enjoy
listening to an eloquent and interesting
speaker. The occasion is inspiring and
the day should be devoted to paving tri-
butte, to those whose services in behalf
If their country mace the material bIcs-
@ings possible that we n w enjoy as Ma
tinn State ana municipality.
Isabelle Reed, department secretary Ct
the NGman's Relief corps, has is.uet
orders to Wisconsin pests, appealing fl
more perfect observance Of Memnria
day this year. The orders in part reaG
as follows:
I'm compliance with the request Of
the natl nal presidents for the depart
mcnt presidents to designate some day on
Wlnch the graves Of our deceased n.e.l.-
bers of the WOman's Relief corps may be
ppr priate'y decorated, | recommend
that c.rps decide on some day during
the first week # June in which t0 pay
tribute IT love and respect to all depart
ed members Of the corps Of this depart
menf, who nave done what they could T.
perpetuate the principles for which We
are banded together"
A large number of people witnessed
the performance of Gollmar BrGs. &
Schumans new united shows here last
Monday and every Gne was hirhi,
pleased. The Gollmar Br0s. started out
in a small way some years ago end s.have
each season added to their circus, and
have built it up in every way. This
years gigantic step Of adding another
iDehagerie and c. rnp!ete circus, thus
enlarging their show to twice its for
mer size places it so thlt no circus in
the world can display a better array of
talent. The prOpriet0rs are all gentle
men. who are hard working. kind and
courteous, and whose enterprise deserves
the past Of patronage. Success is sure
to be theirs flr they are honest and
believe in daing business hennrah'v and
giving the public a first class good show
Wisconsin Free Press, 0c n m0wNc
Wis. At Watert0wn, Thursday May 8.
Last Monday morning the police were
notified that in drunken brawi one
tramp had slapped another, and that the
wounded man was bleeding to death.
Chief If Police Block and Officer Piprit7
ha ten to the scene # the troub'e, naur
the junction, and brought the I'M red
man to the emergency hospital where he
was attended by Drs. Habhecger an.
Sleicher. The weapon used wae
evidently common pocked knife The
wounds consisted Of bad cIlt in the
throat near the jugIar vein and arotli, T
some six inches long extending from
the left temple downward. The victim
of the assault gives his name as James
Adams. Tie Chief arrested the aesai-
ant who is Known AS Jack Daily, of Chi
cago. Two other tramps We're held as
witnesses. Tuesday morning on exami-
nation before Justice Stacy, Daily in
fine Of bail was held for trial in
the county Jail. Adams is also held
| from lack Of bail as witness.