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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

T RAcY, MlNN.-One Of the leading
hardware firms, Kane & Kane, has been
dissolved, John Kane having sold his in-
terest to J. B. Johnson. The new firms
name will be Kane & Johnson.-The mass
meeting held in the interests of the scan
dinavian famine sufferers netted s21e,35,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

GLENCOE, MINN.-L. P. Albrecft l1a $
purcha sed the H. Macarthur implement
warehouse. In the spring he will con-
struct a. solid brick building adjoining the
present structure which he will use for
hardware exclusively.--Fsank Kadlec has
purchased from II. l.. Simons the building
occupied by the Kadlec pharmacy for
So. 00O.-The Milwaukee company is max
ing extensive improvements. The new
station is nearing completion and large
stock yard buildings are in process of con
struction. e.. oF
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
GUESTS OF CITY AND ROAD
Prominent Citizens OF Farlbault Enter
tained at Cedar Rapids. ..

FARIBAULT, MINN.--Messrs. B. B.
Sheffield Stephen Jewett, Fl. G. Theopold
and e. H. Loyhed, bankers and business
men. and Mrs. Loyhed and Misses Mat
teson Theopold and Baker left over the
Rock Island for Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where
they will spend two days as guests of the
citizens of Cedar Rapids and Manager
Williams of the Rock Island railway.
The soft weather caused laQdslide on
the Rock Island in a deep cut mile south
of this city. Trains were delayed two
hours.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

DULUTH, MlNN.-Phil Smell, who is
wanted in st. Paul ON charge Of forgery.
was arrested.-Char1es e. L. Henderson.
who will be hanged next Friday, attend
ed his last divine service yesterday. He
made a short speech during the service.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

IDA GROVE, loWA.-The Ida Grove
Pioneer, one of the oldest sweeklies in
northwestern Iowa. has been sold by John
A. Kearnes to Frank P. Clarkson Of pes
! Moines. rSs*
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

WlLLMAR, MlNN.-The funeral of t..
G.. Young, who lost his life in the hotel
fire at Cedar Rapids. was held In this city
and largely attended 1t was under the
auspices Of the local lodge, A. 0. U. w. "a
large body of employees of the Western
Union Telegrap PHI company from Mime
apoiis and other points attended. Mr..
Young; left wife with two little daugh-
, ters.-Soren Larson. laborer at the Great
Northern coal sheds, had his right hand
crushed by wheel passing over it as the
result OF a cable breaking. Amputati ton
was necessary - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
NEBRASKA

LINCOLN, NEB.-A state organize :
tion Of the Nebraska Grain and Live Stock
Association has been effected. The ulti-
mate plan is to have the farmers control
in their entirety the grain buying and
cattle shipping industries of the state.
See t"The Opportunity of Lifetime
on page IL. 1t will interest you.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

Their gentle action and good effect on
the system really make them perfect
little pill They please those who use
them. Carter $. Iii tile Liver Pills may ven
be termed asPerfection.' .
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

HOUGHToN, MIcH.-Fred Peterson,
waived examination and was bound over
in $4,000 bonds. He is charged with mis-
appropriating $1,000 from the United
States Express company,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

BEssEMER, MlcH.-Ivan Hagen is q
candidate for may to succeed the present
incumbent. Captain Knight. Nick Nellie
sen. one Of Bessener's old residents. was
brought back yesterday from Hot Springs,
Ark. where he went some two months
ago to find relief from sickness. His
doctor there could give him NO encourage
1nert 1tlgs
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

| FAlRMONT, MlNN.-The $4,000 Car
| regie library building is assured as the
city council passed a resolution guaran-
teeing a suitable site
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

f BUTTE, MoNT.-Word has been re-
ceived from the Lemhi agency. Idaho. that
an epidemic of smallpox among the In
dians is feared, and to enforce a strict
quarantine a force Of white police has
been sent upon the reservation. Over
FORTY cases exist
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
NORTHWEST WEDDINGS

Sduley, spdSLOT OF Ile presbyterian Churcn.
united in marriage Jamison Graham Of
Cantstota and Mrs. Nellie Moore, well
known residents of McCook county
b CANISTOTA. 8. Dat the Riverside
church .Roelf Weiland and Miss Nellie
Banning were united In marriage by Rev.
Mr.. SeVey, pastor. Miss Stella Banning
was bridesmaid, and Eddie weila1d
groomsrnarl. After the wedding dinner
was served at the brides home.
TYNz5ALL. s.. Dbl. Robinett afd-N Miss
Mackey Of Santee Agency were married
here by Justice b. H. Wood .--E. L. Klop-
ping Of ankton and Mary Post Of Tyndall
were married by Father Fierek of the
Catholic church.
DEADWooD. s. D.-Professors r. G.
Smith, one of thesbest known mining ex-
perts of the Black Hills, and Mrs: Agnes
shively, formerly Of Deadwood. were mar
ried in Chicago.
Is LEAD, S. sD.FJ.e J.ederick Penning ton and
Miss Clara Binney Are m aarried at & tho
home Of the bride q father.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

INDEPENDENCE, loWA--The publ
schools have been closed on account ii
scarlet fever.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

DAVIS, S. D.-George Smith, farmer
left home to spend the evening with a
neighbor Before his departure he raised
the trap door to a cistern and placed q
pail containing $1.600 in cash under the
| floor at the top of the cistern. When he
returned he found the trap door had beer
raised and on the floor near it was scat.
tered $500 in paper money, which evident
ly had been dropped by the thief in his
haste. The other $500 was gone. @s
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
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FAILED TO JUMP
Workman on a Handcar Killed by Grea
Northern Enoine

Northern Engine.
BENSON, MINN. -. An accident oc-
Cured on the Great Northern one mile
west of DeGraff J. u. korstad, section
boss, and Charles Boyle, a workman,
We're on a push handcar when a vest
bound engine and snow plow came up be-
hind
Koystad heard the engine just as it was
upon them and jumped and told Boyle 10
set off. The handcar was smashed to
pieces When the engine had passed,
korstad found Boyle dead and cannot ac-
count for his failure to jump. The body
was brought Immediately to Benson.
Boyle leaves wife and several children.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

DERBY MONT.-W. M. Mckinney.
rancher killed a monster mountain Iion
it measuring eight feet from the tip of he
ia II to t11e end Of tle nose $esstsE
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

AVON, S. D.-The town is without a
hotel the former proprietor having left
the business. Contractors are drawing
plans TOR. a new hotel to cost ss, 900 Or
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

>CRookSToN, MlNN.-The New York
Store, "sowned by Albert Chabot, was com
pletely gutted by fire. The store occupied
double rooms in the Fournet block. The
loss is estimated at $65,o00 distributed as
J. Montague, law library, $4,000; E. M.
Walsh. land agent. $4,000. The building
| is fully insured and the insurance. OF the
dry goods is $4,000. s. u .,
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
II COURT JOHANNESBURG
Only Three Cases, Two for Divorces: q
ss [flne for I t1iior SeiIlno. I

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Only Three Cases, Two for Divorces and
One for Liquor Selling.
iGRANTsBURG, Wis There arc only
three cases to come before the circuit
court, which meets or. Tpesday-two di-
vorce cases and one for, Illegal liquor SELL.
ing. One action that was to have come
before the court this term will go over
till the fall session. This suit has at-
tracted the attention ofEtha legal fratern-
ity and medical profession all over north
ern Wisconsin. It was brought by E. S.
Akers against the town Of Meenon. this
county, for medical services performed in
q smallpox epidemic a year ago this win
ter. The amount involved is $1,635, which
Akers says is due him. At the town meet
ing last spring the board reported this
bill as allowed among others, but the
voters refused to adopt the report. com
tending that the bill was excessive and
the services improperly performed:
Another complication was the fact that
"a deficit existed in the town funds and a
special election was called to vote bonds
for the purpose of defraying the. account,
but the bond proposition was voted down
two to- one. @-.< II
; Should the action come before a jury
interest iii it will center. on these three
points What constitutes a legally. quail
flied physician in Wisconsin; what is a
proper performance of a cphysician's $ duties
and what is a legal and reasonable charge
Flor a phystcian's services. - :
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MENoMoNlE, VISA farmers insti
tute was held at Elk Mound and was
largely attended. An address on "Al
falfa and Forage Crops" was made b.
Professor K. G. Davis; "Silos and Ensil
age.'' by John Flick; Fertility" by e. G
Jacobs; "Potatoes.,''< by Charles Billings
| Breeding and Care of Hogs by F. Z
LOUIS. and, County Schools by Super
| ntendent N: o. Varnum. A. F.. Colbusol
of Chippewa county spoke on "Suga
Beets." Many farmers have secured bee
seed from the agricultural department "a
| Washington, which they will plant 70
experimental purposes.
BARAROo, Wls.-Henry Fort. note
crook, was arrested at Denzer for robbin
a. saloon at Bangor. Although only 2
years OF age, Fort has served several tern,
in. various jails for burglary. and horse
stealing. 80; - $-..
|ec,:aWAU UkEGAN, EWis.-The vicinity {
harrington is excited over the report tha
the clay Whereabouts has been found t
contain aluminium in quantities.
GRAN1sBURG, WHo,-Edwin H. Bave,
a farmer, aged "a, .hznNed himself.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
MONTANA
INTERIM IS SHORT
Montana Legislature Has Yet to Act
| Upon All Of the State Ap.
preparations.
Budget Presented in the, House Car
ries Over $725, goo for the
Ensuing Two Years.
.s-4,
Special to The Journal,

Special to The Journal.
Helena, Mont. March a.--The eighth
legislative assembly is rapidly drawing to
q, close. The assembly will adjourn sine
die on Thursday next.
&, The bill appropriating money for the
maintenance of the various state institu-
tions has been prepared by the judiciary
committee and had it's first reading in the
house Friday. The budget carries total
of more than $4,000 for the ensuing two
years. The items are as follows:
Maintenance of insane, 100000 q year;
maintenace OF state penitentlary, $4,000
for 1893 and $4,000 for 1904; agricultural
college, $1,000 a year: experimental sta
ton at agricultural college, $1,000 a year:
reform school, $4,000 a year; normal
school, $22, 600 a year; deaf and dumb in
stitute, $4,000 a year; state university.
s35, 900 for 1903, $40, 900 for 1904; school of
mines, $4,000 a year; improvements to
school of mines, $4,000; orphans home.
! $4,000 for 1908. s24,o for 1904; soldiers
home, s5,s95 III 1903, 5000 in 1904; total.
| S727, ,9O5.ys
The bill also carries a deficiency appro-
priation of$2.51o for the national guard.
z The event of the week in the house was
| the passage of the change Of judgeship
bill. against which the Heinzeites fought
SO valiantly. Whether or not the governor
will sign is the all absorbing question.
| Many believe he will permit it to become
law without his signature
| The senate. although a majority Of It's
members voted for Its submission to the
| voters, killed the initiative and referen-
dunn bill by a vote of "a to II, two
thirds vote being necessary. The senate,
however, concurred in the house bill,
which provides for constitutional amend
| ment being submitted to the voters to de-
eide whether or not an eight-hour day
provision shall be engrafted into the con-
stitution, insofar as state, county and
municiDal work are concerned.
II BILLINGS, MONT.-The announcement
has been made that on April a meeting
OF the stockholders of the Montana-Wyo-
| ming Telephone company will be held for
4 the purpose of increasing the capital
! stock of the company from $4,000 to
4 100000. This company is building line
t through Wyoming and Montana to Utah
) and Colorado.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

HUDSON, VISA fire completely de-
stroyed three buildings. The flames origi-
d. Miehaelson as a shoe store and quick-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
JUMPED FROM THE WINDOW
Or. Fischer Was Frightened to Death
When MIR. Burglar Called.

Or. Fischer Was Frightened to Deatl,
When MIR. Burglar Called.
CLINTON, IoWA-Jack Burns, or a
man who gave this as his name, is eun-
der arrest on the charge Of committing
three burglaries Saturday night The
evidence. against Burns is exceedingly
strong, and If he Is the guilty man, he
is the boldest robber that ever operated
in this city. In each instant he entered
dwelling houses and at only one place
wore mask.
4 The burglar entered the room Of DR..
Fischer and his wife before being de-
tected He commanded silence, but the
doctor called for help. whereupon the
burglar threatened to shoot him if he did
not keep still. Thoroughly frightened,
the doctor jumped out Of the second story
window. leaving his wife in the room with
the robber who took what valuables
there were in sight, gold watch and $40
in money, and departed before the police
arrived.
GRINNELL, loWA.-John A. Hobson.
the great English economist, will address
the students Of Iowa College about the
first of April.-Frank Q. LoWden, a. prom
Einent attorney of Chicago, has accepted
the invitation to deliver the commence
ment address in June. He has d sister in
! the graduating class.-The city school
board will submit to the voters the dues-
ton whether the district shall be bonded
to the limit in order to build new $50, ,00l
high school building. The building IL
needed greatly and it is believed the. prop
osition will carry. 100.
/ IOWA CITY, low WA.-The actual tria
4 of Mrs. Sarah Ellen GalIaugher, accused
i Of, perjury rlr.the case Of last October
i when she was charged with murderingShe
husband. began to-day. After two days
hard work. a jury was secured Saturda;
night t-Captain James S. Mallana pio
/ neer merchant and veteran of the ,civi
war. died suddenly in his store saturda,
evening. He leaves asyoung wife and on
son.--..'The Rivals will be presented a
! the class play for 1903, by the seniors o
the university Of Iowa.
HUDSON, VISA fire completely de
4 stroyed three buildings. The flames origi
i mated from some unknown canse In tn
basement of the hui ding ieccupied a by;sM
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
q. AN INDUSTRIOUS FoRGER
| Another Bad Check, cashed at Spokane,
| fsA$ l., -

Another Bad Check, cashed at Spokane,
s S.. Il = *sz S. ReceiYed at Armour. ~ s.
. ARMOUR s: De- Another forged check
was received by the Citizens State bank
with r. e. Lawrences name attached.
MT. Lawrence is q business man OF Ar
.lnour, and the check was cashed In Sro-
Kane, Wash. 1t was drawn for SIS and
1ndorsed by A. B. Wilson These check &
havs arrived at various intervals fron,
dlnerent parts of the United States for
the past year. The same forger ha 5
signed them all They have ranged from
SIS to $35 each.
LIE Roy Rooher is back from Cuba,
Where ne spent the winter. He made
the trip from Havana to Santiago on fla
CUBAN Central and was much impressed
Wild the fertility of the soil, but did nht
particularly like the inhabitants ,:i
CANTON, s. D.-The fourth annual s..-
son OF the Lincoln county farmers in
st1tute held an interesting session-of near
~. three days. The program. which was
an uncotnmonly good one, was carried o,,t
with only few omissions. The papers
ana lectures were unusually interestins
and the discussions were spirited beyond
the ordinary degree. Prominent on tl,e
program We're r. o. Donahue of Wortlins.
=: Mosehdpt OF Harrisburg, Frank Dort1a1ld
OF Canton, Jonas Minot, ex-county audi
tor; George S. M1llett of Hudson and G. a
South. AT the election Of officers s. w.
Brenner OF Canton was chosen president
and Colonel A. Linn secretary.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

ALBERT LEA, MINN.-sheriff Tossem
mas suspect cornered at EImore who
he thinks is one of the En,no,s hank
robbers. A friend of the suspect threat
ened to kill the marshal of Eln1ore if
the man is not released 1t is expected
he will be brought here tonight for iden-
Ftif1cation. - -
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

crook, was arrested at D,enzer for robbing
a, saloon at Bangor. Although only 20
years Of age. Fort has served several terms
in various jails for burglary and horse
stealing :. - !-...-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

WADENA, MiNN.-A petition is being
circulated for the purpose of proposing a
one,n1ill tax for the benefit Of the Wadena
public library.-A church census will soon
be taken.-Mrs. Sara Dover, wife of S. J.
Dover, a lumberman, was taken to the
private hospital of DR.. Abbott of Mime
apolis sfor-an eperation-J. G. Anderson,
the druggist who failed last week, has SO
arranged his affairs as to be able to re-
sumo. .@
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

CANTON, MINN.-E c. BOYD was
round dead two miles from towr
by the side OF the road. II
is supposed he. became lost while
on his way home and laid down ant
died from exposure, as it was very darl
and cold, rainy night. The body wa:
found by Eugene Casterton.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

FERTILE, MIMI. S. La Due has
sold his interest in the general store at
Rindal to Anton Odlaug and the business
will be conducted under the firm name of
| Rindal s, Cdlaug.--Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Fsaer gave a post-nuptial reception at the
village hall. Supper was served to about
| 200 guests and was followed by dance.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

!. The prisoners OF the Steele county iai
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

.AiTkIN, MINN.-The bank of Aitkin is
being re-organized as national bank
with paid up capital of $25. 900. The Of
tlcers are A. D. Davidson. president; A. d.
McRae, vice president: B. r. Hass1na1,
cashier.-The Quadenaw Development
company, which has discovered coal in
Hill Lake township, expects to begin ship
ping by the first Of June
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
ADDITIONAL LOCAL BRIEFLETS

George Burger has returned from
Chicago.
Fred Schuette returned from Milwau.
kee Wednesday.
Stephen Mcmahon has returned from
his visit at Amigo.
Joel Dettman went to Sheboygan this
afternoon on business.
John Koehler returned from his an.
nual visit to Watertown
Prof. l.. A. Bauman has returned from
trip through Colorad
Band concert at Washington park
ladt night was we'll attended.
Mrs Thurtell and children of Amur
lilo, Texas, are the guests of friends.
Miss Lillian Langenkamp, who is
clerking in Milwaukee, is here for q
visit.
Mrs Landreth and Miss Alice Hub
bard left for Elkardt Lake for few
days stay.
lc uJSStS 'tSlut anu hDSc pCuuttU W
have returned from their trip through
the West
Mrs. Lucy Jones sold her team Of hor
ses to Il party in Illinois, receiving $1,000
for the team.
The local jewish rabbi has left the
congregation and they are without a
minister for the present.
Landlord Stoehr of the Lake Shore
Hotel has opened bath houses in con
nection with the resort.
Trying to board freight Wednesday
night tramp was thrown to the ground
and had his arm injured
Captain Carle took charge of three
tramps that We're trying to annihilate
each other Wednesday afternoon.
A party consisting of Mrs. Fred Lobe
and Mrs. d. Bleser and daughter Irene
left for a short visit at Whitelaw Thurs.
day.
Friends gave farewell party to r.
Dornhaus and Philip Young of Bloom
ington, ILL.,, at Silver Lake, Tuesday
evening.
The News has ascertained that Pat
secured the position Of street commits
sioner for Chas. Bouril to get rid of him
politically. Guess you re right, Mac.
Wednesday afternoon Officer Sniffln
entered the Office, and seeing Prof. Hyer
said, 'It is very warm in here" Hyer
responded, "Yes, this is no cooler" The
officer retired.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06

Local Talent Company To Appear AT The
Turner Opera House Aug II and u.

Owing to the great amount Of work
necessary to make the performance n
success it was postponed TO the above
mentioned dates Mr. Mum, an expert
minstrel organizer is drilling the people
and guarantees II performance that has
never been exceled in the town, the
object of the show, being to create a
permanent relief and accident fund for
the police department. The perfor
nance will open with IA 5000 setting of
the electric palace special scenery car
ried by Mr. Mum, this scene bringing
65 people on the stage These as black
face artists will produce musical mum
bers which will be interspersed with
live jolies from the end men, Albert II.
Schmidt acting as interlocutor, whose
skin being blackened by legal sins will
not receive any extra polish. The Oiio
will be in six parts every one Of which
will alone be worth the admission.
The first act will bring orr dearly be
loved police force on the stage in II
burlesque of Carrie Nation Then l5
little tots will appear in the bogie man,
A buck and wing dance by Messrs Num-
and Dalwig closed by the worlds re-
nowned clubfoot wing dancer ]. g.
Derx, foreman of the Pilot, will follow
and will certainly take the audience by
storm being the only thing Of its kind
ever presented here
The quartette constituted of Messrs
Clark, Williams and Swandt will prove
hit as the songs will all be Of local
flavor set to the latest popular music.
The second nights performance will
be followed by dance to which all
those that attend either nights enter
tainment will be admitted Those that
have seen the rehersals claim that the
audience will kill itself laughing
While this Will not be the case the show
will certainly be success, worthy Of
everyones attendance Tickets on sale
at GroHmans Drugstore.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
JAUNT TO REEDSVILLE TOWN
ManitOWOc Crowd Institute New Council
of National FraternaI League

A jolly crowd of about twenty ladies
and men, under the leadership of w.
NJ Davey, went to Reedsville Saturday,
where Mr.. Davey as Special Supreme
Deputy instituted Reedsvile Council
No. 50 of the National Fraternal
League with q charter membership of
"a. Assisting Mr.. Davey were j. J. G
Derx, Deputy Supreme Vice Chief
Councillor; VIM. Klein, Deputy Supreme
Warden and Mrs. E. B. Cook, Deputy
Supreme Secretary After the insti,u-
ton of the council the following officers
were elected and installed: j. H.
Meany, G.. c.; l.. E. Kiehl, V. &. G. ;
Chas. E. Carey, p G. c.; E. F. Maertz,
Sec. c. Reichert, Treas. Chas. Kocurek
w; Peter Kr,lmmel, O. g.; G. Ottelein,
trustee one year; Dr. Louis Falge,
trustee two years; j. E. Nolan, trustee
three years; DR.. Louis Falge, NJ. Ex-
aminer.
Following the completion Of the
business of the institution Of the coun-
Gil the Manitowoc contingent and newly
made members repaired to Schultz S
hall where music, dancing and refresh
ments became the order, and hilarity
and good fellowship held sway till day
break, when the Manitowoc folks re-
turned home on the early train over the
G. q N. w. Ry., we'll satisfied with the
trip and highly appreciating the recep-
ton accorded them by the residents of
Reedsyille, who successfully endeavor-
ed to the utmost to demonstrate their
hospitality and congeniality. Alto
gether the affair proved a gigantic
success
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1903-08-06
AT MERCY OF WIND AND WAVE
The Glen Cuyler Rescued by the Artic.
SCOw Goes to Pieces.

The schooner Glen Cuyler loaded with
lumber left Sturgeon Bay Sunday morn
ing in tow Of the barge Neff. The high
running seas caused the schooner to fill
with water off Two Rivers point and a
tug was signaled for The Artic went
out ard towed the schooner to the har-
Dor where she Was soon emptied of wat
or with siphcn and the cargo discharg-
ed at the Schoch lumber yards.
Sunday morning the scow Jennie and
Laura, that had been bnilt here in 1876
went to pieces off Milwaukee. The
crew took refuge in yawl and were
picked up by the steamer Colwell.
just as the steamer reached them the
yawl capsized and the mate Chas.
Nordback was drowned while Captain
Suther was picked up in an unconscious
condition but revived.
The tug Winthrop was towing large
scow of saw logs bound for Two Rivers.
When near Kewaunee the tug began to
leak and cast the scow with its crew of
8 men adrift. The tug reached Kewau-
nee, while the scow was anchored of
Two Creeks from where the Artic tow
ed it to its destination.