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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
unm68H@.

Gin S6riftiteller, befIen SpeSialis
tGt @eiGittsn aus benz tpilben Weiten
biloen, 6ei beren 2eftire man bor
@ufresung 9ersflppfen befommt, er=
adblt BON einem punoerbdren. &du5,
ben er emit in iener 9egsno traf. Die
Ter alte Wilbt0bter, Der fpGter benz
Mutor als @prtpurf fir ben Saupt=
daratter zines 8u6es biente, bas Ell
men arpben @rfols bate, tpobnte aIeiu
in elmer Siitte. Sa feline 5rau mitz
f%uraenber 9anb linn BAG 9eim behasz
lid madts, f~tritten in Der 9iitte
Gdmub unb ~l1norbnung INN Die 9err=
f6aft. Der SdriftfteIer fam nit
benz giniiebler in elm 9efprd9 iiber
Roden nnb &i4enutenfilien.
SD bate NAL elm &o4bu4", be-
merfte Der @raubart. raber i9 tonnte
abiolnt niGts Damit %anfansen."
uWoran lag base" fraste Der @us
tor.
rNun, iebss Recept in Dem BUD be-
qanr nit ben Morten: Nimm cine
refine S4ufel."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Sropin5 9FpreuBen.

&Dntssberg. Sin aufregenz
Der 8Orfaa bat ii9 i'm 9auIe 0an'f9e
Ga1e go. 3 a6geipielt. Der 2eftauz
rateur 9o6ert 2eppplo bat na9 borz
bergegansenem Streite nit einiqen
@Giten bic BEL inn t6dtige &eqnertn,
bierauf feline Gbefrau f6per perleBt.
Sn Der Nnnabme, er babe beibe Der
ionen getObtet, i4uB er ii9 alsbann
spet &ugeln in ben &opf. = Na4
@usSage Der 8erpanbten bes 3eopploz
f6en @bepaares bate Der 9aitpirtb
Streit nit einem Sufte seba6t, nobel
er benz 9aite elm f9peres 8ierglas on
ben 8opf mari. Die our S9li6tuna
bes Streites 6erbeieilenbe &eQnerin
puroe bonn Wirtb tbdtli9 angegriffen
unb sepriiselt, na9bem Der SAT- bag
2otal perlahen bate. Runme6r be-
CAB ii9 Qeopolo in feline Wobnunq.
itiir5te fi6 auf feline @befrau uno
m~iBbanoelte Tie. @rft ais bic sSrau
OAnmG9tig purbe unb aus me6reren
Wunoen blutete, fam Der gbemann
our 8eiinnuns unb ri9tete, pobl in
Der 4nna6me, feline 5ruu get0btet gu
baben, ben &eDolDer sesen fi9.
9umbinnen. Gin i&perer
unfaa ereisnete ii9 Dor Der 8arriers
bes giienbabniiberganges am@plbaper
Shore. unldnsit fubr elm Sonber3ua
nit Sapanern na9 Sniterburg bur9,
unb am senannten @iienbabniiber=
sanse batten perf6iehens peripnen
@ufftellung g.nOmmsn, I'm bic Surf.
fabrt bes 3uges gu bepba9ten. Sn
Der RGbe bes Weaer'f9en 9auies ma,
INN biefetbe 3eit ouf benz Gelbe be,
&uti9er Quitf9au bes 9aitpirtbs
Sol5 aus Der @oloapertrabe nit BEN
@uflaben bon Stro6 aus elmer Miet'
auf einen @asen befddftist. 4Gs nun
Der 3us beranbraufte, purben BIZ
pf.rbe unrubis unb gingen bur4
Der HutfAer tpurbe cine Strede nit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

@rm felt um ieinen 2elb, 70 baB er ibr,
&ehts in Der ieinen preien fonnte.
Worte tanien nidt BON ibren 2ippen.
Sas ~pe,ffanoen tie nun einmal niAt.
@ber bieie 9ippen iu9ten chamber =
uno fanoen fi1.
Ser S6atten auf Dem S6neefeIt
batte ii9 Derdnoert. IS mar iebt Elm
WOnftrum nit adt Seinen uno sruei
Sopfen, mas bort lief. Nuf ieinem
&ilfen faB elm feltiam peri9lunseneI
Weni9enfnduel.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
Gin S1la@tcrwtS.

Sn elmer fpuBbaften &eiiez8ei9reis
bung iiber Berlin 1924 pirb fol-
aenbes 9ei6i6t6en er5dbIt, bas fir
Die befannte Sbeaterliebbaberei bet
preuBii6en !5aupttabt BON alters Der
6aratteriitii@ eri9eint. Sin S9ld9.
termeifter bate einen begdbten Sobn.
Der alien pdterliGen Ginpenbungen
gum SrpB, bur9aus CUR @i6ne eeben
pOnte. Gnbli3 selans es benz @n=
fGneer, Bel Der fonigli9en 8iibne drtz
aufommen, natiirli9 trat er fir's erite
nur in ftrmmen Stolen alf Ober in
fpl9en, in benen ii9 Der Sialog II
auf ipenige @orte beI9rdntte. OH
mabli6 fpurbe Der Batter itol5 auf feis
ren .&iinitler" unb tonnte unter ieis
men sFreunben ni6t @orte genug finz
ben, feline Sreube iiber beifen 2auf>
balm a~us3uDriiden. Seer ii9 Bel ibm
in @unft feben ponte, braudte nur
oas @eiprd4 auf ben Sobn 81 lenten,
bann bate er geppnnenes Spiel.
Sieie feline S9pG6e bes dlten 9errn
mar angemein befannt. Gines Sages
trat cine Srau in ieinen 2aben unb
perlangte fir Spei 9rof6en @urit.
Der Meiiter nabm cine i6Dne, lanse
unb bide Wurit bon einem Nagel, err
griff iein MeKer unb maB nit oieiem
bas Stiid6en Wurft fir ben bei6eioez
men Yreis ab. @s er eben eini9neis
ben pp1te, fragte i'm bic Srau:
n2ieber Meiiter, lit Der S9auipieler
eSbres Namens ni6t Sbr Sobn2"
vSepiB, bas tit ia befannt!"
nS9 bub' i'm neuIi9 ipielen
5eben ="
uSo 3"
Ger Msifter f6ob pdbrenb bieier
Sruae bus MeKer Elm bis6en peiter
binauf.
~er fpielt gang OOrtreffli6, finOs
i9 ="
Ser Meiiter riiGte mod tpeiter nit
benz Meher.
Ser ielige SLED mar elm GROCER
S6duipieler. dber gegen S6ren Sohn
tanrt er bod ni9t anfommen -
SSeBt f6ob Der Meiiter bas Mteher
Bis CUR 9Glfte Der Wurit.
vMan bat iopiel 8eiers bon Sffs
lamb gema9t, als sr mod lebte : er
fpielte iebr gut, es lit pabr absr
Sbr Spbn pirb nod Elm gang dnDersr
&iinit!er perDen ="
Der S6nitt unterblieb unb Der
Meiiter CAB mod Elm Stiid 81.
vSoseBt rebet man 10 bel BON benz
Qubipig Oeprient, er tritt gang in
Sfflanbs 5uBitapfen, bod nit Sbrem
SObn tann er ii4 lange ni9t msi=
fen ="
Del Meifter ftrahlte, mari bas
Mefer Bin unb rei6te Der &duferit
fir lire erlegten 5psi 9rOf3en bic
gauge Wnrit nit ben @Orten in ben
&prb:
rSa, lieb. Srdu, be6ulten sic ite!"
limb bic fluge 8erlinerin ging nit
ibrer Srei S6aufpielerpurt" na3
SauIe. 8ei einem Der beuttgen
benen S9lG9termeiiter bate tie lie
mphl niht befommeni
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09

ten iia, fe ipiirten ibren Ntbem - uni
ihDiege1. gr mertte. tpie iie jutpeiler
bebte uno pie ibre Bruif ftiirmii9 ar
feiner f9lua. gr bGtte ibr am liebiter
ins DIR sefliiitert: sd babe bid lieb".
uno aud ibr mar CO, als miIe iie e
tbun. 9lber lie lieBen es beioe. 81
mar ibnen ihOn 10 OFT 10 ergansen.
Sic wuBten, fie liebten fi1, uno wenn
lie Itt fern tuaren, lDarert lie frani
nadeinanoet. @ber Die e~rl0ienben
Worte fanben lie ni6t. IS fparen 5tuei
tpunoerli6e Mteni6en. Sic i9dmten
fi4, ibre &egungen laut peroen gu lai=
fen. Sic empfanoen 10 beib, = aber
fe tparen gu peritoft, ibre gmpfinbun.
gen in @orte su tleloen. Sbr mar, aIs
miine lie fDeinen. Warum maren 5ie
iid gegeniiber au6 in Worten 10 unss=
i6ift? Gr mar es bod ionit ni6t. unh
es fabl lid aud tplrtlid cine Sbrdns
aus ibrem blanten Nuee. Nber Iie per=
ging fdnea, uno teiner batts tie be-
merit, aud er ni6t.
Ils bic Snftrumente perfummten,
batten fe nod fein Wort peiter ee.
pe6ielt. Nber er bate, pdbreno fie
an ieiner gruit selegen, einen gnt=
i3luB sefaBt: gs ioate elm @noe tper=
ben. Waren lie benin tb6ridte &inber2
WOnten iie iid benin bur6aus binqud=
len, biz es su ipdt wuroe2 gis tie ii9
perloren batten?
@r fraste iie, als er bon ibr abidieo
nabm:
rSarf i9 morsen tommen, sic gum
Geiten ~ab6Olen?"
.Sa - bite"
lin pel6e 3eity"
Stun = Na6mittaes = nod bier. ="
Sic sabsn f;9 Die SanO, bann Idle
ben fie.
sr f6ritt CUR @aroerobe, lieB iiG
ieinen pel3 rei9en, febte cine Cigarette
in grano uno gins in bic fdneebelt
WinternaAt binaus, in Der Die snoloien
Sterne tlar, tlar on einem ounfelblau-
Ell Simmel, ftanoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-09
IL.

Ha9mittags Puntt balb fiinf rift er
bel ibr Dor. Gs mar cine ~tlingenos
Sdlte. Ser frii6 sefalene Sdnee
tniri4te unter ben Sufen oes @auls,
iiber oeflen 6ea fi9 cine &eiftruite 9e=
sosen bate.
Shr pfero. elm &appe, ipuroe idOn
bon einem &eittnedt auf= uno abse-
flbrt.
Gr iprang aus Dem Sattel uno iiber=
CAB Die 3iisel Dem Sne6t. 90 trat lie
aus Der Sbrr. sic true Elm idparses
&oitiim uno einen fla9en Gut, I'm ben
elm binten berabbdnsenber Greppidleier
9ei6lunsen mar. Sic Nusen b%rannten
9rOb oarunter berpor. Sbr Saat iaB
in 6Orm zines feiten &nOtens am
Naden. Sic lab blei6 aus. SIRE
3iige waren marmOrn fill, wie INNER,
psnn ie ibm seseniibertano.
ST 5og ben Sut, uno lie rei4te ibm
Die Sano. gr balf ibr auf ben 3iifen
hires Sbieres, bann iaB er ielblt auf.
Stun ritten lie neben chamber bapDn.
Sic fpra4en blutmenig uno oas 8lei9.
giilti9fte bon Der @elt. Wobin iie gu
reiten befDble? sic nannte elm WdlD=
den, oas etlpa cine babe Stunoe Dor
Der Staot lag. Damn waren ie wieosr
Fiji.
Oils lie burd bas Staottbor seritten
paren, lag cine peite. i9nurgeraoe
@bauhee Dor ibnen. Sic mar nit alten
Yappeln beitanoen, bic tabl in Die 9es
semberluft raaten.
Die @eitenben batten einen fursen
8alorp ansei4la9en, ben tie bis gu
benz @dfo6en beibebielte,:.. bas nun nit
ieinen f9neebeban9enen Sannen, auf
be1en oas MOnoli4t wie eih Mdr9en
i9imnerte, bi9t Dor ibnen lag. Sie
G9eulee bur1idnitt es. sic madten
febrt. Gs puroe 3eit, oas lie an ben
Qelmtpeg ba9ten.
uno lie f6mie9en -. Sur bus
Shnauben uno Das 8etrappeI Der Pfer=
DC unb man6mal elm 8oselruf sOs bur9
Die @interluft - fem 2dut elmer
menf6li9en Stimme.
Sn ieiner gruit tobte es. gr bate
ih eeltern @beno eslobt, beute elm gnoe
III MAIDEN. = Stun?
gr lab errest 9%eraoeaus. Sa be-
merfte er, pie fid Die 9i6ter Der nebel-
umbIaten Stabt langiam aus Der
| Suntelbeit l0ften = INNER mebr uno
nlebr = INNER beler uno heller. IS
ffieg ibm lieosno beiB ben &iiden bin=
auf. Wenn es beute ni9t gei9ab, ge=
ihab es ME. uno Die Staot mar i9on
Qans nabe. -
gr fiblte sinsn beensenben S9mer5
in Der Ndbe oes SerSens.
unb bann, nod Der laneen, laneen
Stile. ipra6 er bic WOrte, iiber Die,
als iie iibet feline 2ippen tamen, er
ielbit eri9rat:
.Sie maren 10 fdon seltern @beno.
Nnni, 10 blenosno idOn = id bdtte
sic in Die Irme nebmen unb fuien
m0gen."
.Warum ----
ga bereute iie's i9on wieoer, nod
ebe fie's aussefprOden: y@arum baben
Sic es benu nldt 9etban2" pollte tie
iagen. Sic bib bic 2ippen suiammsn.
itieb benz pferb Die SpOren in bic Mei=
den unb lab nod redts, ibm abee=
ipanot, gu 8ooen. Sort flogen ibre
Sdatten iibsr bas blduli1 sldnsenoe
Sdneefelo, seipenniid grob unb fdarf
umriilen: swei idlante 9biers, uno
barauf spei iusenolide Menf1enleiber.
sic ettpas bnr ibm, unb b0ber als er.
Sbr S9leier hinter i5r tuasere9t i'm
Winoe.
stiAt lanse blifte fe 10. Sic fRblte
pl0blid, mie ii9 elm Nrm I'm lire
Saiae leste. unb ite mar gar niht
entrlitet barber, fie 3udte ni9t einmal
s%uiammen, es f@ien ibr gang in Der
Sronung 10. Sic bob ben 2opf; fe
fab feline MuJer1 biHt Dor Den ibriaen.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
COST WAS $4,000, 900.
More Than 100000 Falls to Dressmak
ers, Milliners, Tailors and jewelers.
as Result of Wedding.

LONDON, June lit is estimated
that the royal wedding involved the ex-
penditure of $10,O00,000 The outlay for
decorations by the municipality and pri-
vate citizens amounted to $125,0OO.
Since every woman invited to the we'd
ding ceremony and various festivities had
to buy al elaborate new robe, ornaments,
and in many cases jewels, it is estimated
that not less than $3,5O0,OOO was paid
milliners, dressmakers and jewelers.. An
instance is that of dowager duchess,
aged 70, who bought a new tiara for
$4,000. A majority of the $500 noble
men and others had to get new uniforms
and court dresses. The cost Of these is
placed at S457 500.
The restoration of the royal state
coaches, new harness and trappings, cost
more than $4,000. More than S1,25O,-
900 was expended in preparing and re-
decorating the Pardo palace, including
the building of new kitchens, in furnish
in the chateau of La Granja for the
honeymoon, and restoring the apartments
in the palace at Madrid for the new
Queen.
New uniforms for troops and court
servants cost S150,0OO. In addition to
all this there is the outlay for the bull
fight, military review, various fetes,
which it is known will amount to many
thousands of dollars.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
He DEFIES UNCLE SAM
JOHN BALTEN SAYS he OWNS FOX
PIVER LOCK.
Arms Himself with Axe and Dares Gov
eminent Workmen to Go Ahead
with Improvements.

APPLETON. Wis, June 81 Spe-
clal.l-Ciaiming that he owns the gov
eminent lock at Rapid Croche, neal
Wrightstown on the Fox river, John
Baeten. for twenty years an emp1oye
of the government as lock tender at the
Roche lock. armed with an axe dehes
Uncle Sans workmen and declares he
Will chop away all fences and improve
ments ordered by the war department
at the lock. Mr.. Baeten claims to have
a clear title to the property adjacent tc
and including the lock and government
canal. having paid to the Green Bay \
Mississippi Canal company the sum OF
S4OO for his riparian holdings. He was
arraigned before United States Court
Commissioner kellogg. but the case was
The interests of the government are be
ing protected by Assistant District At
torney Henning of Milwaukee.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
CONTEST At HUDSON,
MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF CITY
COUNCIL CLASH.
Contract for Light and Water Is Award
ed, but Executive Refuses to
Sign Contract.

HUDSON, Wis, June Special /
War has broken out between the mayor
OF Hudson and the city council. The
difference grows out of Il contract let by
the city council for furnishing light and
water for the city during the two years
after July ]. 1905. The council has ac-
cepted the bid of Christian Burkhardt to
do this work, but the mayor, Francis
Mcguire, after strenuousiy opposing the
acceptance of Mr.. Burkhardt's bid.
served notice on the council that he
would refuse to sign the contract.
In 1887 the people voted to establish
ployed Christian Wangegard ut fixed
salary to manage the works until 1898.
when, because Mr.. Wangegard asked
for higher wages, the work of running
the system was let out on contract for
two years to the lowest bidder, Mr.. Ma
guire, who was not then mayor.
In 1898 the people also established an
electric lighting system of their own for
lighting the streets, and the work of
operating it was also given to MIR. Ma
guire. Two years later the contract for
running the water works and lighting
plant was given to Mr.. Burkhardt. who.
with the exception of two years, 1897 to
1899, when Mr.. Mcguire again had the
job has done the work for the city to
the present time.
Mayor Mcguire wants the city again to
take charge and proposes that the citi-
zens appoint committee to investigate
the matter; if that committee should
sustain the council he would sign the
contract; if not, he would fight il out
with the council in the courts.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
WILL DISMISS CASES..
Fraud Charges Against Oshkosh Men Not
Proven-Continuan for Three
Weeks Is Granted.

OSHKOSH, Wis, June 1.-[Special. ]
After the arguments and testimony had
been concluded in the indictments charg-
ing land frauds by five Oshkosh lumber
men in Oregon, Court commissioner o.
q. Mcdonald declared that he would be
obliged to dismiss the cases as the
charges had not been substantiated.
The United States district attorney
then asked for a continuance for three
weeks SO as to enable him to get into
communication with the Oregon officials
and ascertain whether or not they had
other testimony or could get other testi-
mony In the case.
He promised that he would act dill
gently and If he received a negative an
swer from Oregon he would Immediately
inform the Oshkosh officials. No further
delay, however, will be granted.
John Black, Joseph Black and Au-
gustus Anderson Of Shawano are also
under indictment. They have not yet
had their hearing but an effort is being
made to have it held at Shawano before
United States Commissioner a. G. Dill
lett, next Thursday.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
FARMER IS A SUICIDE
JOHN STINCEL OF MENOMONEE
CUTS THROAT WITH RAZOR.
Worry Over Drain Ditch Dug Near His
Farm Believed to Have Unbal-
anced His Mind.

WAUKESHA, Wis, June 1.-[Spe-
cial. John Stincel, aged 81 years, a
well known farmer of the town of Me-
nomonee, committed suicide yesterday,
by cutting his throat with a razor.
Stincel left the house during the morn
ing and as he failed to come to dinner
members of the family went in search
of him. His dead body was found lying
in a pool of blood in the COW stable and
razor nearby: stincel had completely
severed his windpipe. He used such
force in welding the razor that the han
die was broken.
According to members of the family,
Stincel had worried over a ditch, which
the town Of Menomonee dug near his
farm about two years ago, for the pur-
pose Of draining a marsh. He ina gined
that the ditch would overflow and flood
his farm. Constant worry over the same
is thought to have unbalanced his mind.
He leaves a wife and nine children.
Coroner Hill was summoned and i'm
paneled jury who viewed the body and
adjourned until Monday afternoon when
the inquest will be held.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
STATE NEWS NOTES.

SHELL LAKE-Shcll Lake firms are
about to locate a mill at Ashland.
FOND DU LAC-NegOtiations are pend
ing for the transfer of the old blast furnace
company's property to mirror plate con
Germ.
OCONTO-An inquest held over the body
of Roy Guthrie resulted in Il verdict that he
died from the effects Of blows Of a club
delivered by Gust Cecil
KENOSHA-PresidentF Frost Of the ChiCa-
90 & Milwaukee Railway company is plan
ming the building of an electric line from
Winthrop HarbOr to Russell.
KENOSHA-The ice strike in Kenosha is
beginning to be serious and thousands Of
ne0Dlp are without ice Stores, restaurants
and hotels have felt the effect of the strike.
NEENAH-During an exciting runaway
Mrs Martin MatheSon, aged 81 years, was
thrown from a buggy and sustained frac-
tured arms, d gashed head and internal in
juries.
OSHKOSH-The Oshkosh board Of e1uca-
tion has engaged as superintendent of the
city schools NJ. n. McIyer, at present su-
perintendent of the city schools of Eau
Claire.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
AGREE ON RATE BILL.
All Differences Between House and Sen
ate Settled in Conference This
Afternoon.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 2.-The
afternoon session of the railway rate
conference eliminated all differences be-
tween the Senate and House on that
measure. There was practically but
one Senate amendment yet to be dis
posed of-that requiring the giving of
five days notice before the issuance of
an injunction setting aside an order of
the commission. which provision was
made.
The brief forenoon session resulted in
an understanding which will eliminate
the Jim Grow" car amendment.
The report on the bill has been signed
and Senator Tillman will present it late
today to the Senate
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
TO RAISE MASTERS
SALARIES OF PRESIDENTIAL APP
y POINTEES ARE REVISED.
Many Wisconsin Offices to Profit by Re-
vision of Schedule-Several Points
Suffer Decrease.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. June 4
Especial. THE postotfice department an
nounted the following changes in the
salaries of presidential postmasters:
Increase-Abbotsford. 5000 TO $1,000: Al
gonna. SliOO 70 $500; Amery Sl2uO TO Slkk).
sanger, $1,000 to S1lo0; Barron, $1,000 TO
SitS: Bayfield, S140o TO $500: Beaver Dam.
900 70 $500; Beloit. 5000 to $500; Rer~
I'm, $500 10 $500: Brodhead, $1,000 TO $500;
bruce, Slho to 1920; Cedarhurg, Sl1Oo to
Si2oo' Chetck, $500 to $500: Crandou
StZoo to SlpO; Cumberland, $1,000 to $500;
nslaVan, Sleoo to $1,000; Depere StTnO to
SiSoo; Dodgevlle, $1,000 to S17oo; Durand.
Si4oo 70 Sl5v0; Elllhorn, $1,000 to S2Oa.
SaFShlld, $1,000 to 1890; Frnnimorr
Sl-oV TO Sl3N; Florence, 5000 to $500;
ohu du Lac, 5000 to $1,000: GaleSvillc Sl2pI
10 SlSo; Hayward, $1,000 TO $500: Hills.
9oro, Slooo to 1920; Hudson, $1,000 to 5000:
a9ta, S1lo to $500; jefferson, $500 to
sloUo; Johnson Creek, S11o0 to Sl2OO: Ju-
aSau $1,000 10 S1Too: Kewaunee $500 to
SLOW: kicl, $500 to $1,000: Kilbouru, $1,000
10 Hl'oo; Ladysmith S15OO to $1,000: Lake
geneva, 5000 to S21oO; Lancaster, Sl7oO To
SddSS009; Lodi Sl4OO to $500; Madison.
S93oo to $34o0 Mayville, Sl4OO to
Sd9oo; MeIlen, $1l0o to $500; Menomince.
$500 to S2400; Merrill, $500 to S24oo;
Monr2e, SllOO to $1,000; Monticello. Sl100
TO Si.SO; MukwonagO. $11OO to $1,000; New
London SlIo to $500.
Decrease-Chilton, $1,000 to $500: Glid-
dem TO $1,000 fourth.Class: Iron River. S15up
to $500; Lake Nemagemon. $1,000 to
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
AUDUBON SOCIETY ELECTS.
Wisconsin Branch Holds Annual Meeting
at Madison

MADISON, Wis, June 4.-At the an
nual meeting of the Wisconsin Audubon
society here the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President, Prof William s. Marshall
Madison: first vice president, Prof. r. H.
Denniston, Madison; second vice president
George Raymer, Madison; secretary treas
urer, Mrs. Il. g. Thwaites, Madison; secre-
Miss Ruth Marshall, Appleton; honorary
vice presidents, Mrs. f. G. BigelOw, Mrs.
G. w Peckham, Mrs III. +. Whitcomb,
Mrs. S S. Merrill, Prof. /. \. Mitchell
and Prof. 0. b. Zimmerman, ali Of Mil
waukee; Mrs. w. H. Upham, Marshfcll;
Mrs. w X. Galloway, Eau Claire; Mrs q.
A. Buckstaff, Oshkosh; Or: II. w. Abraham,
Appleton; Mrs. +. w. Allis, Col w. J. An
derson, Mrs. K. NJ. Bashford, Mrs O. H.
Brandenburg, Mrs. f. NJ. Brown, DR.. J. Z.
Elsom, Mrs. K. NJ. La Toilette, John NJ.
Olin. Mrs. f.. 7. Owen, Supreme Court
Justice ]. b. Winsow, and DR.. Amos Wild
er, all of Madison.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
GOMEZ WOULD QUIT,
Acting President Wants Castro to Come
Back to Observation-Disclosures to
Resign to Congress.

CARACAS. Venezuela, Thursday,
May 81, via Willemstad, Curacao, June
2.-Gen. Gomez, the acting president,
is offended at the attitude of reclama-
ton Of Gen. Castro, who recently re-
signed the presidency in Gomez's favor
Gomez wishes to resign and has re-
quested Castro to resume office. The
latter persistently declines to do so I'M.
less the nation acclaims him and Con-
gress approves of his resuming the pres
idency.
president being in Europe, and the con-
stitution not contemplating the present
situation Gomez has announced his in
tention to convoke Congress and present
his resignation.
Corporations and public bodies daily
send Castro resolutions praying him to
resume the presidency.
Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1906-1908, 1906-06-08
WRlETH LEFT LETTER.
Missing Two Rivers Cashier Wrote t
His Wife-Bank Directors Hold
Meeting.

TWO RIVERS, Wis, JUNE 2.-[Spe-
cial. There We're no new developments
today in the Two Rivers bank case in
which Cashier Wreth had disappeared
as had also some of the funds of the
bank. The directors were closeted all
day today and refused to give out what
they considered. 1t is known that they
have in their possession a letter written
by Wrieth to his wife, which. it is, be-
lieved, details his supposed defalcations
The directors, however, today refused
to make this letter public. 1t is expected
that they will do so next week. No
trace has been found of Wrieth.