The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-09-21
STATE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Short Items of Interest From All Sec
tions of Wisconsin.

Frost is reported from various
parts of the state. Ice formed at FL
field.
A. j. Malgren, aged So years, a Ra-
cine tailor, dropped dead on table
while at work.
The fifteenth annual reunion OF the
Third Wisconsin Volunteer Infantry
is in session in Be1oit.
The Rev. Henry ]. Purdue, rector
Of ST. Paul's Episcopal church at
Be1oit for three years, has resigned.
Gottfried Bonack is dead at May
Vile Of injuries received by fall on
Bryan day, causing hemorrhage of
the brain
A new bank has been organized in
Sheboygan, to be known as the Farm
ers and Merchants bank, with a
capital of $4,000.
George Desimons, aged 80 years,
fell from a work train three miles
west of Trevino, Pepin county, and
was instantly killed.
In a cavein at Marinette, William
Hinder1ander, 1aborer, was buried.
He was dead when dug out four min
utes later by his fellow workmen.
Mistaking shaggy cap" toadstoo1s
for edible mushrooms, Mrs. Andrew
Pond, wife of GAINESVILLE banker,
lay at the point Of death for three
hours on Thursday.
John Wall, who cut his throat with
suicidal intent at Be1oit on Monday,
in spite of his injuries, tried to jump
out of the third story window of the
hospital on Wednesday.
A clerk in a meat market at Able
man has run away with the contents
of the money drawer and some of the
shop tools and is said to have boarded
train for Milwaukee.
The Badger Manufacturing COM
pany of Racine has received an order
from the United States government
for 100000 new khaki uniforms to be
used by soldiers in the army.
While on his way home from the
state fair at Milwaukee, Valentine
Hahn, a we1l-known Sheboygan
county farmer, fell from fast even
ing special train and was fatally in
jured.
The tearing up of the railroad
known as the Washburn and North
Western, owned by the Edward Hines
Lumber company of Chicago, was
commenced this week, the last stick
of timber having been cut.
The 3-year-o1d daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter Reitan, of Washburn, was
fatally burned while playing about a
bonfire. The mother was badly
burned about the hands, as also was
a small boy who assisted her.
Jennie Gering, employed at the
Diamond Match works at Osh-
kosh, was probably fatally burned by
a pot of hot glue which was spilled
upon her. Her face, arms and
shoulders we're frightful1y burned.
A 4-year-o1d boy, picked up three
miles from Appleton by F. O. Let's,
a rural carrier, was son of Henry
Abendroth of Appleton. The little
fellow had been to kindergarten and
when let out at noon did not know his
way homo.
Because the people living in the
vicinity of the Fred Rueping Leather
company's tannery at Fond du Lac
complained of the stencil, the com
pany has decided not to double the
capacity of the plant, at a cost OF
over 100000.
The Marinette County Training
School for Teachers will have forty.
eight students this year, about double
the number expected to attend the
first year. Not enough desks and
seats had been provided and more
will be ordered Immediately.
Camille Friis, aged IS years, and
Laura Arndt, aged II years, both Ra-
| cine girls, were arrested in comps ny
with two Cinnamon in Chicago and
lodged in jail. Mr.. Friis, father OF
one of the girls, says he has disowned
his daughter and will have nothing
more to do with her, while Mr.. Arndt,
father of the other, believes his
daughter will reform and is trying tc
secure her release.
The Third Wisconsin Veteran as.
ISOLATION at Beloit raised money for a
monument to be placed at Cedar
Mountain, Va, where the regiment
suffered heavy losses Aug. 9, 1862.
Officers elected were: President, ].
F. Cole, GAINESVILLE; vice president,
W. c. Mefert, Arena, Wis; perma-
nent secretary, E. o. Kimberly, James
vile; permanent treasurer, G. w.
Page, Waupun. GAINESVILLE gets the
meeting next year.