The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-05-11
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Short Items of Interest From All Sec
tions of Wisconsin.
Sam La Trente, an Italian, was
killed by an explosion in the O'Laugh-
lin quarry at Racine on Friday.
Adam Brown was convicted at Fond
du Lac on Friday of receiving hides
stolen from the Rueping tannery.
Lawrence, the year old son of F.
ManMion, was drowned in Chequa-
megon bay at Ashland on Thursday.
Mrs. John Rohlinger's house and
barn were destroyed by fire near
Woodland on Friday, the loss being
s., 500.
The June club gave the first of it's
series of dances at Simmons hall
Thursday evening. A pleasant time
is reported.
Andrew E. Fillmore, known as the
"Sage of Muckwonago,'' will cele-
brate his ninety-frst birthday at his
home in Green Bay next Monday.
Supt. w. P. Roseman of the city
schools of Watertown has been reap
pointed by the board of education
at salary ot 81, 800 year.
While Herman Morsh and a neigh
Dor of Freistadt, Waukesha county.
were moving barn it collapsed and
instantly killed Mr.. Morsh.
State Treasurer John ]. Kempf
was 48 years old on Thursday and in
honor of the event his office force
presented him handsome bouquet.
Mrs. G. W. Windesheim was operat-
ed on at ST. Luke Hospital in Chica-
go Thursday afternoon. The patient
is doing as well as could be expected.
The Y. M. C. A. building at Baraboo
was damaged by fire and water to the
extent of $1,000 Wednesday afternoon.
The loss is fully covered by insur-
ance.
A. L. Gull, of Oakland, Neb., a son
of W. Y. Gull of the town of Salem
has been elected president of the
Northeastern Nebraska Bankers as
ISOLATION.
Game Warden Hardig of Water
town on Friday arrested John Gut
shenrieter while in the act of fishing
with a net in the Neosho river, near
Woodland.
Ben M. De Diemar has resigned his
position with the .Kenosha Gas &
Electric Co. to accept a position as
superintendent of the Traction Light
Co. of Appleton.
Fire destroyed the Merrill stock yard
of the Milwaukee road, barns adjoin-
ing, and large barn and warehouse
of the w. r. Bryant company. The
damage is about $1,000.
Mrs. George Swift of Chicago, has
announced that she will contribute
81, 900 toward the $4,000 endowment
fund for the maintenance of the new
Carnegie library at Lawrence univer-
sity.
Martin juicy and James Buckley
are accused of holding up Henry
Conk1in in Park Falls Tuesday night,
securing SIS. They were arrested in
Phillips and taken to Park Falls for
trial.
Hans Peterson, Dane, was killed
in the Wisconsin Central yards at Alb
botsford. He was stealing ride on
passengeritrain and got off when the
train entered the yards, falling under
the wheels.
Charles Carman of Racine, former
1y moterman for the Milwaukee
Electric Railway and Light company
was internally injured in an accident
on the Detroit, Monroe and Toledo
Short Line railway.
Fred G. Cowie, formerly employed
by the Milwaukee road as detective,
will be tried at the present term of
the circuit court at Waukesha on
CAnA 5 C VI having 4O1 SOO liz AoAAS "
his father-in-1aw, DR.. G. A. Rice, to
a note for 1850.
E. Greene, of Be1videre, took nine
live wolf '..cubs, captured in Clinton
ton township, Rock county, to the
county clerk in gunny sack, and
after killing them he claimed So
bounty apiece. He will get like
amount from the state.
DR.. A. E. jerks, chief of the ethno-
logical survey in the Philippines;
Prof. Gray of Northwestern universe
ty, and Prof. Maurice Robinson of
the University of Illinois, will lecture
at the University of Wisconsin next
year.
Aid. Edward Thomas, of Green Bay,
paid fine and costs Wednesday for
riding bicycle on the city side
walks. Mr.. Thomas paid his fine in
silence, buts1ater vented his ire in de-
nouncing the condition of Green Bay
streets.
The nra1in1iua rieS in the com Deti-