The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-05-25
STATE NEWS TN BRIEF.
short Items of Interest From All Sec
tons of Wisconsin.

While mending wire fence in
field at Neenah Fred zueldorf was SO
badly gored by bull that he died.
The vaudeville theatre managers Of
southern Wisconsin and northern lii
nois are in Rockford forming cir
cult
The Beloit College Musical associa-
ton gave Dudley Bucks Light Of
Asia" Friday night before large au-
dience.
Fire consumed the large dry kiln OF
the Menasha Woodenware company
at Ladysmith on Thursday, the loss
being $4,000.
George Gerst, the 8-year-old son Of
George Gerst of Wausau, while play
ing near a sawmi11 was crushed by
falling log.
Chief of Police Pfster Of Racine
has begun Ga Ocrusade against girls
who visit wine rooms and the propr1e-
tors of suchlp1aces.
The annual reunion Of the Firth
Wisconsin Regiment Volunteer Intan-
try associationswill be held at Wauke-
sha on June 81.
More than twenty fishermen have
been arrested about C1intonville for
illegal fishing, and fines amounting
to $500 have been paid recently
julie Payes, a farmer of the town Of
Aniwa, while returning home from
Nation walking on the Nation rail
road track, was struck by train ana
almost instantly killed.
Thomas O'Day of Racine, armed
with a shotgun, drove contra ctors,
city officials, and others from in front
of his home on Wednesday when they
attempted to build sidewalk.
The Blackaand La Crosse rivers are
still rising, and grave danger is ex-
pected'1at ia Crosse, especially in
case ofRfurther rainfall The Miss1s-
sippi river continues to rise slowly.
The Munroe city council has order
ed that .a11 milk dealers in that city
be forced tos take"out license and
that the herdssthey receive milk from
carefully inspected for any signs Of
tuberculosis.
Fire destroyedSfour warehouses be-
longing to the Farmers Store COM
pany-Nic Abramson, A. ]. Edmund
son, and ]. M. Ha11-at New Auburn,
causing loss aof nearly $4,000, with
small insurance.
The town of Mount Pleasant IN Ra-
cine county, will soon witness one OF
the hottest special elections IN its his
tory, onIthe squestion of macadamiz-
ing of sixteensmi1es of highways at a
cost Oh. 1913, 600.
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational churches of the Madison
district ended at Baraboo Wednesday
night. The report shows that forty
two churches we're organized in Wis
consin the last year.
W. H. Smith of England, charged
with passing forged check for $45
at Racine bank, and wanted in
seven other cities on similar charge
waived examination and was sentence
ed to Waupun for two years.
Ira Bark Strong, former well
known farmer of Outagamie county,
has been declared dead by the Outa-
gamie county court. He left Deer
Greek in 1889, but for more than seven
years nothing has been heard of him.
The mi1lg of the Red Cliff Lumber
companyJburned at the Red Cliff res
ervation, north of Ashland, on Thurs
day, with a:1oss ofG$4O,O 900, covered by
insurance. OAbout 50,000,0 600 feet of
pine remainsson the reservation to be
cut and the mill be rebuilt.
Cornered by flames, Joseph Diette,
head sawyer in the Moore & Galloway
sawmill az Fond du Lac, was burned
to death onEThursday. His body was
foundSin the northwest corner where
there are no windows and where he
had no chance to escape.
Burton e. Nelson, superintendent
of the Racine public schools, is look
ing for eight or ten teachers, as the
board of education has adopted rules
that teachersin the grades must have
a normal school education and in the
high school university education.
Frequent and elaborate drills and
parades have been arranged for by
the military authorities at st. Johns
Military acadamy for the remainder
of the term, ending June 10. A COM
plete program has been arranged of
the daily events for the benefit of
visitors and friends.
A coroner's jury at New York on
Friday returned verdict that Her
bert L. Kep1er of Eau Claire, who was
found dead in hotel there on Thurs
day, came to his death by morphine,
administered with suicidal intent.
Mrs. Dona Miller, who was with KEEP
Ter, was discharged from custody.
The La Crosse river, which enters
the Mississippi at La Crosse, is COM