Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1904-10-06
Accidentally Kills Self.

day.
Accidentally Kills Self.
Burlington-While hunting, Robert
Grabow, an employee OF the Burlington
accidentally shot himself, causing
instant death.
Secretary Shaw Called Back.
Watertown-Leslie M. Shaw, sec
rotary of the United States treasury
who was scheduled to deliver poriti-
cal speech here, was Unexpectedly
called to Washington, and could not
be present.
Grocers' Union Answers.
Superior-The officers of the gro
GERS union filed their answer TO the in
functional suits started by the SUI
perior Grocery company, accusing
them of interfering with their business
and boycotting them. The officers of
the union deny all the charges and the
trial will come up in November.
Boy Killed by Playmate.
Beloit-Roy Shaw, aged 10, son of
George Shaw, died as the result of
blow from a piece of board thrown at
him in play by Willie Flick, school
mate, a few hours before. At the re-
quest of the Flick boys father there
will be an inquest, although Mr. and
Mrs. Shaw concede that their boys
death was purely accidental. The
boys were playing near a pool of wat
err on the way home from school, and
the Flick lad threw a piece of barrel
head at young Shaw, supposing he
would dodge it, but it struck him at
the base of the brain.
Speaks in Darkened Hall.
Marshfield-Gov. La Toilette spoke
from darkened stage, making
speeches in three halls. The rumor
that his eyesight was troubling him
first gained credence at La Crosse,
where he spoke in a darkened hall
Thursday. The governor came over
from Grand Rapids in a special train,
bringing many with him.
Say He Cheated Blind Men.
Janesville-A warrant has been is
sued for the arrest of C. H. Brady.
who, it is alleged, recently victimized
Walter Goetzinger and Leo LANCE,
two blind musicians who have been
playing at the Davidson hotel in Mil
waukee, out of $35. 1t is alleged thai
he had borrowed many small sums
which he forgot to pay.
Captured a Mad Man.
Shell Lake-Sheriff Tozer and
Deputy Sheriff Hoar captured mad
man near Timberland. He has been
wandering around the country for
several days with a gun and when ar
rested tried to shoot the officers. The
bullet did not take effect. The man
refuses to give his name. He seems
in constant fear of being lynched.
DeImar Equals Worlds Record.
Cincinnati, Oct. 1.-The feature OF
the grand circuit racing was Major
Delmar's attempt to break the worlds
trotting record of 2:02A without wind
shields or pacemakers in front or at
the side, held by Crescus and Major
Delmar. Although the weather condi-
lions were unfavorable for a trial of
this kind, the horse equalled the
worlds record.
Held Without Bail.
Rhinelander-Case of state versus
Hugo Donnerstag, charged with the
murder of his father, near Woodboro,
will be tried before the circuit court
in November. The defendant was
bound over to appear without bail.
Sadie Slack was discharged by Judge
Browne as accessory, but held in $500
bonds to appear as witness for state
Bail was not furnished for the wom-
an.
Bankrupt Declares Dividend.
Green Bay-The first dividend has
been ordered in the voluntary proceed
ings of Albert H. Delaport, the former
store merchant. 1t is be-
lieved that another altogether smaller
dividend will be declared later. Charles
Routing of Fond du Lac was allowed
claims of $4,000. The claim Of the
father and wife of the bankrupt for
$500 and 1920 are contested. The
liabilities are approximately s7s, 900.
Fear a Bad Precedent.
Racine-Because a school board
committee released Prof. A. c. Irwin,
who is teacher of physics in the Ra-
cine high school, so that he could &C
cept an offer from college in Bristol.
Fla, to take the chair of English, there
is bad feeling among the other mem
bers of the board. Committee mem
bers will be asked to give reasons for
their actions. The school board fears
a bad precedent will be established.