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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
WISCONSIN PENSIONS,

Washington, y, C.. June co. Sps1
cial. The following pensions have b,en
granted to Wisconsin people during the
past week: '' -, -4 -+' I'd 'a
Valentine Ltos sl2; Hamilton s Dsl.
rympls, 81 , rari s1, * Mcr;arTy H.
srhnait sl Tx Ansnst - Kres"r. sl2; "niiiq
Collins. sle; Carl taedrichi1 SIS; Michael
Iyerson. ,$i2; squire shaefer, sl2; Samye)
Fl starks, ST., Joseph Thompson, $f2S
Si2; william Ziebeli, slo Conrad schret,
~: Alexander =. Mobiles. ST.; Edgar c,
Fe sassr. s s 5S.s R ~ 81 rfS% sf
H. samuel ~ 9uawi ST. Gorcnzo n ilat
mon So pa1is ,, Jons' f sl3' . Ian Il
ifntchns, sla: Mary $. lfntrbanss. So ~
st"r, sl2; Putin zeburgpr ST.; JerarS"n
Thomas. slo; George 6. smith. Sl2: A!rlp
Schultz. sic; George Creigli6a, IS: Dar'A
FULLER. si2; Iilno Wright, S1e; Farm Il,
Discern $l2; J. r ,an, W Hrs 81 .,. E1Toga
Put~mhe. ST.; t'reierlGk IBaurr, SlV Brri
rrly Jefferson, IS; Frederick llart2dg, So
Martin schmidt, 81; John Passage. Sl9.
r r"u'0 ncmi t's sl3 Folk str"pf S14 >idh
W6f, $40; Andrew Blake. 81, James fit,b.
bins. ST.; Richard pFcitengrosS, So; Dan;
icI ] IInnes. sI2; silshy Stevens Sic. NI"E
Win II Patterson, SI2, Lprl Sizzling. So
Jncob Slheiz, Sl2; Edward =. BeekwltN SS;
Robert Downrnd. sid: Thonns WI Muir.l y. .
Slg; Mary A. tlnrk. So; Ellen JIllemaus, s..
Henry w. kintelmann. So. Anton Beh
rendt. Si2, Oliver Y. An,en. sl2l Ham
Mccormick, $40; william Voss ST.; Mandy
MOODY $i2: Andrew Anderson. ST.; An,lfeas
Scmnitt, 81; Patrick oBrien, sl2; cyru,
stowe. ST.: Charles e, Stone, Sl2. Charles
Hrfike, $Il; James Heirerset, Sla; Charles
D. Gritf'hs ST.; James X, Whitney, N2.
Henry Dahcr, Sl2; John NJ Schmidt Ss;
JWuts h. Williams. Sl2, Herman Perlewity.
ST. NEWTON \. olrson. $40; WILLIAM W.
Rowley, Sl2 Joseph BrenIing% S12 Willihm
Strnger, So. George GasSer. ST.. Jamcs
W ,arvcr, Sle Borrc Olson, sl2; lsnnc K
Hh4hy, IS: Jacob w Bernardy So: Dan!rl
Eldred, sl2: Addison J. Roy, ST.; Shepard
) lockwood. So; Peter Dome. $40 John
X. crossman, So; Charles 7 Hezeirinr. $40,
William Rerg, 81. William II Weuhan.
Ss Patrick Carroll. Sl0; John Meier. isl3:
william J. Sottiryham, Sill; Frederick KIP
pan. ST., Anna Mary Young So
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
TISSUE PLANT RUNS ~
WITH FULL FORCE
-HIl4 %'-'t+f $50 FAff tf's BIIE4 NF W.
One Appleton LIN Is Working and Others
Are Planning to Resume
Nett Week I'm

Apnlctdn. VIZ. Jihe 20. Special
Iha W:sna1iri tisstc pIant tr' only MN
in'thA city which has stirtod no sinc~ the
strike ommtnred., is now running with n
full larrat Yesterday tAeT1 tohialprd an
otiur crew. " outside p2p,unipn hc!p and
n1rng"d ~ get their second uachinr in
operation firing tic day
The Manufacturers have he'll n meet
jaE aud derldel tp mqkr.an effort to start
mp all the mills that are now down on the
snma ding. but as'tp Whit data has been
set will mt DO given OUT. 1t IL not eN-
pectel that any move viii hQ made until
utter the Fourth to resntne operations
lhr union men are bf the opinion that
SUFFICIENT non unioa help can not be ST.
cured 10 start up with. One Of the manu-
faqturrrs said today: -"Wt Are willing 10
Take buck uipst pf the strikers on the lnng
honr schedule, hnt, OF course this does not
refer TO tho ringleadcts az they will never
be aba 10 again find employment in n
paper mill il the Fox, River valley" This
stnnd will proloug the fight. as the union
men will demand that they go back to
their old Jobs in a body, a,.l...,. .#, .
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
DISCHARGED FROM GUARD
Adjt.-Cen. Boardmaa Issues List of Ma
tional Guardsmen Dropped from
Rolls in Six Months

IS Madison, Wis, July 1.-Adjt.-Gen
tC X. Boardman has issued general or
[ders announcing the names of members
|of the National guard who have been
dishouorably discharged during the last
'six months. The following is the list:
First Infantry-Co. Il, Guy A. Clough, r.
u. Reinholt. August Janek, l.. A. Slork. A.
ID. Fuller. 7. Il. Kenney f. Thompson, V.
+. hlllner; Co +, o. Lippert +. q. Koehler.
Alpsrt smith Co. !, Charles Gunther. NJ.
D First lntaniry-Guy A., Clough,, Fred g.
Go. F.: Alfred b. FMEr, Co! fK -A1smaAl F.U
h l., !. -I : L: Earl ,Thonps2n. Co. E;
+ s Hs.;;s las k,s}ef T +: S Asii;
second Iufantry-Co. A.. Frank Weber:
Co, b. Ellis q. Marion; Col Ml,ton K
ahsrd fnfa "n ' -s sesif agiisfnf IAea,Ke
Tenth Separate Battallon-Co. D. Hurry
Silver.
y '1'rnop A. F1pst! Cavalry John BreneAr war
ter Hoieran. John poetz Frank s. Scohfed.
Claud FL Vincshf Johg AZ WsisY In11n
The following enlisted neh 'IhayhiAsS
been dishonorably atisthaEged J,rfsi khen
reinstated:
edward T. POWELL Co,fI, 5Talrl 'tnfaptry ~:
George Groin First battery. htfd arhhet}e
\. GeOhartht. First Battery. field artillery M,
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MANFTOWOc MANfS HURT HURT.
= DIiiI+tT~-r 4 JfNpUQL .IJI,
John Bonin Falls from Scaffolding and
Is Injured-NeJsl 6NtAeI
.att Civ.

Manitowoc, WIS. July til Special. j.
John BONN, an employe of the Schuette
Cement Construction company. may be
crippled for life as result Of falling
' T2e bo Tra% 81 "a ggh IT, " gsd
and twisted in terrible manner,
Judge Emil BatnSth' ilAs hahdta 9abw-
decision in the Langc-Plumb X Nelson
suit in favor of Lange. s,tlt.,4 G!n9..
The faculty of the north side high
school has been invited to .ond Il chorus
of pupils to participate in the children's
festival II the world sfair.---.-.-.-
Third war1 school aiumni was held ut
Miss Mary iJShIkId :drrK ihmas
Thompson were married. at st. rnui's
norwegian Lutheran irharse2nI6yy will
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Milwaukee,. wis. July Special. i
A partial list OF casualties resulting
from July 4th celebration ali over the
, country gives the teal tumber Of dead
as 40; injured 1877, and property loSs
of $277. 800. a year ago the accidents
reported con the night OF July were
e4S dead and S4at injured. In twehtyr
fohir iiours the total, had jumped to 9-
dead and 1865 injdfed. 'E'''
In, Chicago this years victims reported
earlv today numbered one dead ana -
injured. rChicago's figures year ago 10
day were two dead and III injured.
Throughout the country the ire losses
were generally smaller than III former
years.
Z In Chicago 113 alarms we're sent In
during the twenty four hours, fourteen
more than last year. The losses Were
all small. The police in all parts OF that
city made nearly lea nrrcsts during Inc
Y. IaY
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
TO BUILD NEW HOTEL.
Fond du Lac Is to Have Fine Structure,
Including Modern Opera
sl'"' House

,p Fond du Lac Wis, July 2.-tSpecial. !
Alfred Warner, an architect and build
ing superintendent Of Rockford, and
John u. McNutt, contractor Of Aurora
were in Fond ,in Lac today. looking over
h the business district, with view to Sc.
curing a site for new hotel aud opera
mouse. Several places were considered,
z but the most favored was the southeast
Garner of South Main and East Third
, streets, where the building is occupied
by Henry Brothers feed store and 7.
Nhapeau According to plans it is the
lptentlon 10 erect a seyen-Story hreprOof,
motiern structure.
Mr. Warner and McNutt represent a
syndicate of Rockford. Aurora and Be-
lott capitalists, who already own several
combined opera houses and hotels in Hi
nois and Wisconsin towns. Plenty of
money is back Of this enterprise, and
wherever they undertake anything it al
ways proves success. They left this
morning
Mrs, Anna White Acquitted.
Mrs. Anna White, who was arrested
some time ago. charged with stealing a
$2TO certificate of deposit and $65 in
cash from the home OF Mrs. Maryend,
was this morning found not guilty in
Jhstioe Blewitt's court and released
from custody.
,..- ! Sackett Is Discharged.
c. A. Sackett was brought in Justice
BleYitt's court this morning on a charge
OF assanting Dan McAulitf while pitch
ing hay on Rosse street. Sackett defend
ed himself and presented his case ad-
mirably. The Justice found him not
Y guilty. l4up. ..l,,t--
. r,.., Doc Aubrey Takes Vacation.
Doc Aubrey. formerly a resident of
Milwaukee, with his wife. left Fond du
Lac today for Rosendale. where they
will spend two weeks, On his return
ne will take chnrge Of his quarters in
the new Carnegie library building. and
will begin work on the compilation Of a
catalogue Of his war relics.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
CHANGING BEE" IN l'3 ."'' NJ.
pl .n SOUTHERN STYLE
Alabama Sheriff Sends Out Formal In
vitations and Tells of Brass Band
and Barbecue.

superior, Wis. June 30rfSpeGiai ,l-,
Tort Collector Thomas Il. Mills Of this
city has received novel nvitntion to II
hanging bee" The ,nvitation COMES
frpm Sheriff /. NJ Armstrong Of Bald
win county. Alabama, and reads as fol.
bows! tN "atNi 'l' l'
Ndn are cordially Invited to attend the
execution Of Tom rlatt ro,Dred. at baldwin
t,uutg SALT iny Mnette Alabama On FRI
dag, JuA :. lWi a - ~ qrlock .-.....
NJ ARMSTRONG;. SherIr
" gpI ur drputlra IAN ouie, write me 20
onH RESERVE SEATS
Nv way NJ further explanation the
HAcrf WRITES r..l ..Wy. -t
EHro-ri lop will Hni am lnelfn'lon to a
Ntfls hanging ha' INV f4ibw u going
- iAJee l-hrts1 haa f;om Mobile and MI
sy' herhr,T' People from 18th rpuuI
~" "lOt{ "tl b. thcao t. is So nla1lu
i%rtl 'h"y alng "qr ,"El.y tioNp her" tht
hoT ni1kn II hlk dy ~ v IL ~ prfs>rer.
Bhmpr
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
BURGLARS ARE BUSY
IN CAPITAL CITY.
Booty Secured-Frank Wootton's
Residence Ransacked.

Madison. wis, July Spccial.l-
Burglars were bug dGan last night,
operating IN safe and Il dwelling, They
rntered the Goa. office Of Castle x Doyle,
blew mp the safe and scattered things
generally. but secured no booty.
At the residenc" OF Frank NJ. Weot'
ton they secured god watch and dia-
monh pin aud carried of a new pair OF
shoes in exchange for which they left
pair that showed signs of n long tramp.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
FOURTH OF JULY IN STATE.
Toy Cannons Explode and Big Frecrack-
eIs Cause Injuries. LII

.,, Chiffon, Wis, July D Special n
Through the explosion Of a toy cannon,
Fat Bovee, agcd ~, of this plnre, sur.
fered the loss of two fingers Of his right
bandr Eli Gruettner, Ii years old, was
cht and burned about the face 10y a
cracker AT Hayton William March.
aged 80, was badly injured hy trag-
ment of an iron plate used IA hrihg an
anvil striking his right leg AMI so man
Cling il as to necessirat- ampHtati0n.
..1 Held Giant Cracker.
Elk Mound, Wis. July d Special. =
Jacob ruf held a lighted cannon cracker
in his hard, which exploded md tore his
hand badly ana ont his head.
..,...y5 Appleton Windows Broken
Appleton. Wis, July q Special: i
The l0-yrar-old son of the late William
Green, had his leg severely laceratcd by
firing cap cane. Several large plate
glass windows were broken IN College
avenue by the dynamite cap canes eX-
ploding.
Cracker Causes Runaway.
Baraboo. Wis. July 81 Special. "A
boy threw a hreGracker unl.r +. Bur
ster's horse, causing II TO run away.
The owner had one les broken and sus-
tanned severe injuries about tAe head.
finper and Thumb Lost.
MenDmonc. Wis, July 81 Special f.
Fugene Strand. ~ years OH, had his
fDrehneer and thumb torn from the left
hand by cannon cracker.
Injuries at La Crosse,
La Crosse, Wis, July 81 Special. r.
A. Bachmann may lose sight through ex-
poson OF cannon. Henry Falinger had
three fingers blown off by cannon crack
ers Normal Keller was wounded serious
ly by flying iron from toy cannon explo-
sion. Leo Simonson. two fingers blown
off by cannon cracker. Perry Moore
had thumb aud finger blown off by eau
uon cracker.
Two Injuries at Ripon
Ripon. Wis. July 81 Especial John
Burr. 80 years old, was struck in the
knee and badly injured by fragment of
bursting botnb cane1 Oscar Macholik.
aged IA years. was injured about the
legs by a dynamite cap.
n W. Fingers Were Blown OFF.
Madison, Wis. july 81 Special. +
Jeremiah Delaney's fingers were blown
off by a giant irscracker. ~ -l
May Lose His Sight. -. ts
Beaver Dam. Wis. July OIL Special. |
William Bearder. aged II years, was
severely burned about the face by
small cannon. lie may lose the sight OF
both eyes.
s-'3 Racine People Lijured
Racine Wis, July 81 Special. IAN,
ton Adamski aged 80 wears, had his
right hand Torn 10 pieces by a cannon
tirerracked
Alfred Sorehs0n, II years old. had the
left side of his face almost torn away
by the discharge of u revolver
a Milwaukee man, name unknown
who was here selling tty balloons. was
frightfully burned by The explosion of
tho htlloons Some person threw light
ed cigar among the baIlpons causing an
explosions, ..-.
.ioAnph Dowso lad two fingers of his
LIT hand almost torn away by the ok.
pi0s!on OF "A cannon cracker =-OU-t
Albert krenlenwald. Jr., was probably
fatally injured by the explosion OF toy
cannon.
4 daughter Of William Staaien had a
part OF her nos" taken away By an
empty can which was placed over fire
crackers.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
BURGLARS WORK IN 49,
BROAD DAYLIGHT.

Mnzomnn,, Wis. July 81 Special. r.
The residence of Mrs, William Norris
was burslariaed yesterday afternoon.
while the family were attending the
Fourth of July races. An entrance was
forced through n rear door, and a small
doc inside was chloroformed. \ safe
containing about $40 was totally de.
struyed hy nitro-g lycerine. ...5
The residence il situated in the bust
ness portion OF the city. bnt fhose who
head the report thought it to be that
Of giant cracker. The damage to this
safe and interior of The house is estlinatl
ed to he 500 uarrI ,.fa-.
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New Structure al Hammond Blown from
IT. Notwithstanding Loss
Octa STONED al La CtOsse. "

liammonI, Wa, June 2OriSpecial. |
4 4cv"te wiui storn, Accompanied by
tain nd hatI. str'icis tins cry lsst might.
IN heH tow mil, nwued by the lndn
Flbar eonlpahy ~ Winnn4, MINI, was
b!owh frpm its Foundation nnd al but
DESTROYED Ab0nt foUr week- az, the
mlll ans struck by lightning and burned.
Ia tr"s4" WIS. .Iunr 70 Special /
budding ut the tnterHnte INN
SfpNHlS was wrecked. uuse treas in My.
Fhk park were nprroted, AMI murh dam
nEr =" crops m the surrounding county
VS. caused ~ d w,nJ and RAIN storm
last evening
r1lahcM WI. Janc 80 IN a severe
'lecslt.aI storm ihe new nigh srhool
bp!lJIS wa. -'5Esk by ashlnins ana
,lMr IhinAen VIZ ilIne
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
KILLED . BY INTERURBAN.
John Blankenhagen Meets Death at Erd-
mans Corners-Motorman Says
the Man Did Not Look.

Neenah. Wis. July 1.-[Special. l.
John Btankenhagen was killed by an in
terurhan ear ar Erdman's corners this
morning His wagon was struck by the
car and overturned and Blankenha gen
was thrown out and sustained a frac
tnred skull and broken shoulder He
was dead when picked up. Motorman
Charles Waters Of Oshkosh claims that
the nan did not look around before driv-
in, across the track.
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CIRCUS IMITATOR HURT.

Appleton. WIS, July Especial. i
One more lad has been injured by trying
10 initiate tricks seen in Ringings' circus
Yesterday Fritz kuehmsted. son of Otto
kulhmsted OF the firm OF Jerman,
PHuexer u knehmsted, Milwaukee,, tried
10 turn double backward somersanlt
from on top Of a high post. In coming
down he game IA contact with a scythe
With penetrated his abdomen. lie viii
rsSov,>rI I'd Eh
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DROWNED IN SIGHT
N OF HIS COMPANIONS.
Manitowoc Lad Loses His Life While
Btahing-Body Has Not Yet
EA.O Been Recovered.

Manitowoc. Wis. July 81 Special. !
Harry Daimler, aged II. was drowned in
the river this morning while bathing with
n humber Of companions 1t was more
than half hour afterwards chat his
frightened associates notified the police.
The body has not yet been found He
was the son Of August Daimler, car
penter contractor Of the city.
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REWARD FOR CAPTURE
OF BANDIT INCREASED.
Montana WI Give $4,000 for the Appre-
hsnscn OF Bandit Lon Smith,
Wanted for Murder.

Mouttnn las rllsoA its reward orfnre,
Tor tue gaHtHre oi Bandit Smith to
S&vVp fle has rived term in the
Door Lodge peultcutiury t@1T
81" IA "antnd for tho tnurtlnr of Ota cef
stevens in Mpntana.
lie has been chased BY posse con
Stating OF shrrils' deputies aud militin.
NON. h4t has escapeA ~
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
CASUALTIES IN 500 WRECK. ~
Four Were Killed and Many Injured in
Collision at Touy.ril

Tony. MIS-, July 5, 1 Special III hose
KILLED in the 500 wreck here were N.
Lynch aud H. DcnnisDn, mail clerks,
aud Henry and Charles Taylnr, brethers.
Of Amrry, Engineer DQQIjttle was scald-
ID and i. dying Fireman, r. r. IIhn.
s,n had his arm ind lex broken. IN. Will
ruypycr. CONDUCTOR Carr, Baggageman
S;gfeus md runipmHh' Eihfhlodi ,t'ctr
tlouSl5 injured SntlrH p1tsenscgs
weye slightly bruised. No quo. was hurt
III thc fret 4At
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FATAL TRAIN WRECK.
Soc Limited Crashes Into Extra Freight
n at Tony, Wis.-Postal Clerk
rri 'I'@ l' Ia Killed.

Tony. Wis. July al Special. Train
No. 7, westbound 500 Limited, and extra
freight east. collided at this place this
morning. Postal Clerk Dennison was
killed; also two tramps. who were rid
ing blind baggage.
Engineer Uooittle was probably IA
tally injured, and Mail Clerk Lynch, the
baeyageinnn and fireman We're seriously
injured, as well az about twelve pa ssen-
gers.
The cansn OF collision was that the
passenger engineer failed to see the flag
man. Three freight cars and baggage
and mail car were demolished
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STROKE OF LIGHTNING
KILLS YOUNG WOMAN
a While Seated Near TelepAopezN I
~ DAMAGE Done Elsewh&fxI X I

sSo''ptUuf SkNbIt, NUS II lSAt w hpipN "
tight mag in a Sc vese sisffrj 1T stor p hers
NShe WIS sitting mar S>teleIH loneTWhen
the fatal bolt came. The house was
badly damaged. but the other occupants
escaped injurey.
Madison, Wis. July 81 Special. ]
] hterihdfYna, rain and electric storm
swept over tile city of Madison Sunday
evening, .isiHs considerable ia TAe
wind tore down several electric light
wTest set thu tvruur- hutri~un IRE ,tffd
PIT the lighting system of1ttlpitol park
out Of Service. U1IU
The plate glass front Of the Mendelson
stoir and number Of smaller wind US
in the business section ~ef%i Blown ifnu'
i1tM illiams Bayp Wis, tGJuly. fi5s- Il Spef
cial. l-Traey, &, brakes. steam yacht,
the Princes Kaniarni, was burnAd 10 the
waters iet1pi early yesterda Gmorning
while mqored off Ar Drake's .summea
residence on the south, shore OF Geneva
lake. There was a severe STORM it the
time and il ia thought the yacht vas
strncN by. lightning. The boat has, been
in use abbt' four years aud cost $4,000
Rarne Wis. July D Special.I -Ths
swept through the city histI nght.i accoma
panied by wind and q, deluye Of rain.
Lightning struck six places,
At the honie9d III Jasabh Pot1eskf ltiie
chimney was knocked off and the interior
torn To pieces. Mr.. Popleski and family
were knocked down by the shock.
asrI ls " Ths f Sf ri Ray xF1f 1stsp
and Mrs crouCh was shocked
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RURAL SERVICE ORDERED.
Additional Route Established August !,
at ArkansaW, pepin County

Washington, =. C., July III Special. |
An additional rural free delivery serv-
ice was ordered established August /, ut
Arkansaw, fepn county, with one car
risf. area covered. 70 square miles, pop
ulation, 80.
Frank l.. Wilkins has been. appointed
regular and Fred G. Hart, substitute.
rural carriers at Montelo.
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FORGER IS SENTENCED.
Marshall Fasified Pension Papers and
Gets Eighteen Months in the House
Of Correction.

Madison. Wis, July l.--[Special /
H. NJ Marshall pleaded guilty in United
States court to forging pension papers
and was sent 10 Milwaukee house Of cor
rection for eighteen months.
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Railway Bridge On Fire

kppielpn. Nls-, june 30 The Nortl,
W~sefif railway bridge across Md
trrek caught fire aud uas burning
s.rcely when the NJ, Paul flyer came
ssssg The engineer saw the lp4r
snd stopped al TIDE Itu psesnn, IN ago.,
srui II 1Aa flames ware e1tinaui-iled be-
-sss AasJ bad weakened the bridge,
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browns HERSELF IN TANK.

Oshkosh. Wis. July 2 Special l.
Mrs. Barbara Strauh, aged IL years,
drowned herself this afternoon, in a tauk
IL whter In the attr br the residence Of
hcr son.in.law. Dan lvnacl. city clerk.
Tho act was the result OF insomnia
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1904-07-07
FIREMEN OVERCOME BY SMOKE.
Blaze in Empire Block at Superior-Fnu-
Men Carried Out.

Superior, Wis, July 1-Fire last night
did considerable damage in the Empire
block. Smoke injured some hundreds Of
thousands of dollars worth of property.
The blaze started In the basement Of a
hardware store. -Four firemen were car
ried out, overcome by the fumes and
smoke.
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RAILROAD COMPANY CLAIMS LAND
St. Paul Road Serves Peremptory Notice
in City of La Crosse.

Ia Crosse Wis. July 1.-tSpecial.l-
The Chicago. Milwaukee & ST Paul
road has served notice on the city to
cease filling in certain park lands on the
city front which it claims as owner.
The city claims ownership for forty years
l.I.k