The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-07-20

tions of Wisconsin.
The ninth annual assembly of the
Northern Chautauqua of Marinette
will begin Thursday evening.
The Marinette county board has
voted S45, 900 bonds for a county in
sane asylum, in addition to $4,000
already provided.
A marriage license has been issued
at st. Louis to Walter Baurer of ST.
Louis and Laura Freyberg of She
boygan, Wis.
The Marinette county board has ap-
pointed County Supt. r. c. Ramsey,
Senator H. P. Bird, and Frank E.
Noyes as commissioners for the new
county training school for teachers.
The Is months old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Theodore Heinen, near Ra-
cine, drank gasoline, and, in spite Of
the fact that doctor was hastily sum
rnoned, was dead in less than three
hours.
The ninth annual season of the
Northern Chautauqua association
opened on Thursday at Marinette,
with the Dunbar quartet as the en-
terts;ners, Gov. La Toilette speaks
on Friday.
Samuel Crawford of Crawford s.
Sons of Cedar River, has stated that
litigation between the former and
Plachak, the Cedar River Deitz, will
be settled at the coming term of the
Circuit court.
Larry McCuin and Harry Link were
struck by lightning near GAINESVILLE
during the severe electrical storm of
Tuesday and instantly killed. Their
bodies were found early Wednesday
morning by a party of searchers.
Authority has been granted for the
organization of the First National
Bank of Waupun with a capital of
$4,000. B. w. Davis, L. D. Hink1ey,
w. E. Caldwell, G. a. Shuler, and C..
E. Hooker being named as incorpora-
tors.
The will of Edward JOY, founder of
one of the st. Louis suburbs, leaves
$1,000 to his nephew, Edwin H. Joy of
Stevens Point, Wis, but cuts off his
son with ST. In accordance with an
ante-nuptial agreement the widow gets
nothing.
81 am glad to see that the nation S
chief executive has taken the initia-
tive in bringing about peace between
Russia and Japan" said William
Jennings Bryan in an interview at
Fond du Lac, where he 1ectured on
"The Prince of Peace"
Attorneys of Appleton and Outa-
game county gave banquet Thurs
day in honor of Chief Justice Beard
of Tennessee, who is spending a three
weeks outing on the shores of Lake
Winnebago. Justice Kerwin of the
Wisconsin supreme bench was one of
the speakers.
From what is considered undisputed
authority it is learned that State Oil
Inspector E. E. Mill will name Anton
Hansen as oil inspector for the Racine
district. For more than six months
there has been bitter fight on for
the place. AT one time there were
ten aspirants for the plum.
A leading Racine physician, bar
Der, hotel clerk, and twenty other
citizens are looking for a man who
worked them on a bogus shirt game.
He said he was in hard luck, and had
a sample case filled with $4 shirts
which he was willing to sell at 81
each. Thirty shirts were sold. A
merchant happened to see couple of
the shirts and offered to duplicate
them at SO cents each.
Hearing their cries when two blocks
away, John Schlosser, an employee of
the Milwaukee road il Appleton,
rushed to the Fox River Paper mill
canal just ia time to rescue William
Petrol and Charles Jackson from
drowning. Schlosser jumped into the
rapid current without even removing
his coat, and it was with great diff
Guilty that he was able to reach shore
with both both boys, who were help
less.
Waiting for North Western freight
train to pass so that she might cross
the tracks and reach a berry patch
on the other side, Mrs. Annie Piske
of GAINESVILLE, was struck and instant
1y killed by Milwaukee passenger
train, which came on the track she
was standing. Deafened by the noise
of the passing freight she did not
hear the whistle blown or the cries of
two men who saw her plight and was
struck and thrown to her death. She
leaves husband and two children.