The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-02
Wisconsin
News From
All Parts of
the State.
! Badger
| Briefs.

Oshkosh on the charge Of embezzling
$506.27 from A. Watlze. a Fond din
Lac wholesale LIQUOR dealer
|
Lorenz A. Wagner of Milwaukee.
larrested at Kenosha several days ago
on charge of embezzlement. has
been released on bail Of $500.
| Mrs. Charles Kirchenlore was Sc
riously burned by an explosion of
gasoline that wrecked frame build
Ing and destroyed its contents
|
The schools at Iron River were
closed during the week owing to the
number of cases of diphtheria in the
city. Two deaths have thus far re-
suited.
Judge Clementson has sentenced T.
Tiedeman. aged so years, and his son,
Robert. aged 81 years, of Prairie du
| Chen to five months in the county
jail for petty larceny.
The payroll of the Fairbanks~Morse
company at Beloit this month ex-
ceeds 100000. The company pays
off twice each month, and the day
| is a harvest for the local storekeep-
ers.
!
Charles C. Smith aged 80 years,
has been sentenced to two years in
| the station prison at Waupun for
burglary at Richland Center. He was
caught burglarizing Speidel's store by
| a detective.
!
| In attempting to squeeze imaginary
snakes through the iron bars while
suffering from delirium tremens. a
| tramp smashed all the windows and
| furniture in the southwest room of
the county jail at Green Bay.
F.: :
The articles of incorporation for
the Pulaski State bank. at Pulaski,
have been filed and approved at Madi-
son. The capital stock is $25,000
The incorporators are. J. A. Pep
linski, Robert Kuehne and H. T. Pep
linski.
The suit Of Aid Matthias J. Scho-
ley against the Evening News Of Ke-
nosha, claiming $4,000 damages for
libel was begun in the circuit court.
| The case is the outcome of the prose-
cntion of alleged boodlers in Kenosha
two years ago.
F.! /!
Mrs Minnie Krombs pleaded guilty
to assault with intent to kill at
Stevens Point. and was sentenced by
Judge Webb to serve ten years in the
state prison at Waupun. Mrs. Krombs
sent a pistol bullet clear through the
body of Miss Clara Peterson. an in
nocent party, in a fit of drunken
jealous rage in September. The vic
tim recovered by what appeared to
be almost . miracle.
!
j. A. Britain, the former we'll
known union leader Of Beloit. who
was appointed a deputy state factory
inspector, has resigned his position
and will go to Colorado. Mr.. Britain
was an assemblyman in 1900, being
elected when the labor movement
was at it's height. His resignation
removed from political prominence
the last of a group of young men who
came suddenly to the surface at that
time.
Christian Sangs1and fell dead on
Main street at Hudson. He had been
in apparent good health and had
worked at his trade as a stonemason
all day Saturday He was member
of Ebenzer church choir and had ar
ranged to take part in an entertain
ment by the choir. He had been at
the hall and left on a short errand.
When he returned to the street he
sank to the sidewalk and died q few
minutes later. Doctors BickfOrd and
Ding were summoned but were I'M
able to determine the cause of death
until an autopsy could be held.
Sangsland was Al years of age and
unmarried.
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In the circuit court at Racine the
Milwaukee and State Line railway
company was defeated in q law suit
Jacob Stamnes owned a farm on
which Mrs, Jane Gittins held q mort
gage. A portion Of the farm was
taken for a right Of way by the rail-
way people. Condemnation proceed
ings were commenced when Stamnes
signed all of his right in the land to
the railway in consideration of $1,000.
The mortgages refused to &C
cept the agreement Commits
sioners were appointed, and they
placed $4,000 as the value of the
land. The railway company appealed,
and the jury brought in verdict that
the damage to the property was ST.
400.
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Carl Winter, u prominent contrac-
tor for La CTcyse, choked on piece
Of apple in the business section OF
the city. He died four hours later.
Refusing charity from her neigh
hr,rc and foo DrOud to accept help