The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-05-27
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the state.

William Wilson has been reelected
superintendent Of the Fond du Lac
schools.
The dry goods store Of A. Kornhau-
ser at Madison was entered and about
$4,000 worth of silks taken.
Albert Crawford of Evansville was
killed by a cavein at the gravel pit Of
the Northwestern railway near Beloit.
Two hundred delegates were in at
tendance at the convention of the dis
trict Christian Endeavor at Wauke-
sha.
Mrs. Fredericks, woman living
near Eldorado Mills, ten miles west CT
Fond du Lac, committed suicide by
hanging.
The Rev. J. T. Henderson, the Pres
byterian minister at GAINESVILLE, has
resigned to accept a call to MINES
sofa church.
Charles Schoephoester, a we'll
known farmer. committed suicide by
hanging himself in his granary in
Sank Prairie.
DR.. Charles F. Browne of Racine has
received a telegram from New York
saying his brother, Thomas Browne,
had been drowned there.
Frank Sprester has resigned as city
treasurer or Black River Falls owing
to Ill health, and E. L. Ornsby has
been appointed his successor.
The body of James Craig, an inmate
of the La Crosse county poorhouse,
aged 68 years, was found in the Mis-
sissippi river. He disappeared on May
f.
Company D won the finals in the
competitive drill of the state univer-
sity regiment, The company received
a mark of Sc points, against 951 for
Company B.
Thomas O'Day of Racine. armed
with a shotgun, drove contractors, city
officials and others from in front OF
his home when they attempted to
build sidewalk.
The Wisconsin State Firemen's as
ISOLATION will hold it's annual meeting
at Rice Lake, June 81, 22 and e. One
fare for the round trip has been Sc
cured on all railroads.
Upton Angelo, George and Peter
Steffen, Syrians, were arrested in Ke-
no1na charged with holding up Chris
Solomon at the village of Verryyille
and robbing him Of S12.
Martin McDonough of Waukesha has
been arrested, charged with incendl-
arism. The warrant was sworn out
bv Harry Hendricks, whose saloon
was destroyed on May s.
julie Pages, farmer If the town OF
Aniwa, while returning home from
NATION. walking on the NATION rail-
road track, was struck by train and
almost instantly killed.
Tax title to the plant of the A. D.
Meiselbach Typewriter factory has
been sold by the treasurer of Kenosha
county to Charles c. Brown, cashier OF
the First National bank.
Judge o. A. Humphrey appointed
John l. Beggs receiver for the Nation
81 Electric company of Milwaukee
with which concern the defaultlng
banker. Bigelow, was connected
The annual meeting of the Congre-
gational churches of the Madison dis
trict ended at Baraboo. The report
shows that forty-two churches were
ORGANIZED in Wisconsin the last year.
Col. A. F. Copeland Of La Crosse
will in all probability be elected de
partment commander of the Wisconsin
Grand Army of the Republic at the
state encampmeDt to De held at La
Crosse in June.
Ed Smith, farm hand who gave his
home as Mitchell, S. D., was taken
before Judge Curran at Prairie du
Chen at his own request and sen
fenced 10 eighteen months in prison
for burglary.
It is now assured that the long fight
between Mayor German OF Kenosha
and the Kenosha Electric Railway
company is at an end, steps having
bcen taken for a peaceable adjustment
of the differences.
F. Otis, a merchant of Apollonla'
was adiudged insane and committed
to the asylum at Mendoza, He was
stricken with paralysis, which affected
his brain. His store and stock OF
goods, worth $4,000, were recently
destroyed by fire.
The work of exterminating suckers
and carp from the waters of Devils
lake is in progress under the direction
of the game warden, H. H. Hubert
A long sein is used. and sometimes IN
single haul hundreds Of these spawn
eating fish are captured. All the game
fish are thrown back in the water.
M. M. Secor of Racine, owner of the
largest trunk factory in the West,
saws that on account OF the team
sters' strike in Chicago his firm has
been obliged to cancel $4,000 worth OF
orders. He estimates that the loss to
Racine business men will reach $4O,-
900.
The La Crosse river. which enters
the Mississippi at La Crosse, is com
ing up at an alarming rate and rail-