The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-06-02
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The Republic Oil company has with.
drawn from Ohio. The Republic com
pany is controlled by the Standard.
Word has been received ct Winnipeg
that Gabriel Dumont, who was Riels
lieutenant in the rebellion, is dead at
Batoche.
Allan Mcdowell, for forty years a
Masonic lecturer and an authority on
Freemasonry, died at Kansas City,
aged seventy-three.
DR.. w. w. Keen of Philadelphia was
to-day elected president of the Ameri-
can Baptist Missionary union and w
D. Chamberlain of Ohio recording sec
rotary.
At Saginaw, Mich, during ball
game, Carl Stauber, eighteen, dropped
dead of heart disease as he reached
first base after driving a liner into left
field.
The Presbyterian board of foreign
missions has learned of the death
aboard of the Kaiserin Auguste Vic
toria on Monday last of Rev. DR.. Ben
jamin Labaree.
Will Lewis. a welter-weight pugilist
who developed from the East side of
New York, met and outpointed Joe
Cans Of Baltimore in a six-round bout
in Madison Square Garden.
President Pearce of Kenyon (Ohio)
college announces a gift from Andrew
Carnegie of 5000 for the aid of stu.
dents who are hampered by poverty
He bars theological students.
News reached Chicago that Victor E
Lawson, publisher and proprietor OF
the Daily News and the Record-Her-
aid, is i'll in a sanitarium in Germany
and that no date has been set for his
return.
President Eliot of Harvard is lead
ing the Cambridge citizens in a pro-
test against the subway bill, claiming
that the railway company would get
a S3,600,000 bonus and a valuable fran
chise free.
The report that John d. Rockefeller
is to sail for Europe on May 81 is de-
MED. From good authority it is
learned that Mr.. Rockefeller has ar
ranged to go to his country home at
Cleveland on June 3.
The North Butte Mining Co. has de-
clared it's fourth quarterly dividend of
So a share, payable June %. The com
pany will disburse 100000 on that
occasion to it's stockholders, making
a total of dividends in one year of
S1,800,000.
Fred Hall, a farmer near Modern,
Man, is dead from CHAMBERS, contract
ed from horses. He did not know
when he was afflicted with the dread
disease. His wife and neighbor who
attended the victim are both i'll with
the same disease.
Half hundred wives of United
States soldiers have prepared a petit
ton of Denver demanding the court
martial of Maj. A. A. Augur. They
will charge that he prevents the men
from visiting their homes outside the
military reservation. Maj. Augur, ac-
cOrding to the complaint, permits SOL
diers to visit their families only once
week.
The baby grandson of John D. Arch
bold, vice president of the Standard Oil
company, died at the Archbold home
in Tarrytown. The child was fifteen
months old, and had been i'll with
brain fever for about three weeks.
Information has been filed with
Prosecutor Cooper at Kokomo, Ind,
for the arrest OF James Stayart Of Rus
siaville. 1t is alleged that Stayart
plowed up cemetery and planted it to
clover It is said that he used mon
ument for harrow weight in leveling
the ground for planting. The cemetery
was the Oldest in the county and has
about eighty graves of early settlers.