Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-01


Theodore Palasz, aged Is years, has
been brought to Rhinelander with his
head crushed by tree in a camp near
Bonneville. He came from Stevens
Point.
The Racine municipal court, estab-
lished some years ago, and which, 1t
was stated, would prove an enormous
expense to the county, is now self-sus-
tanning.
Because of smallpox at Two Rivers
Mayor Stole will probably advocate
that the service Of the Manitowos and
Northern Traction company be discon-
tinued.
Frank Champagne, a farmer from
Sugar Bush, was fatally injured by fall
ing from load of shingles near Pesh-
tigo, the shingles and key of nails
falling upon him.
Nine-year-old Jacob Marty of Brod-
head will lose his right hand through
a hunting accident. The little fellow
had his hand over the muzzle of
shotgun when it was discharged.
The educational crusade under the
auspices Of the Civic federation was
opened with a great meeting at the
Rhode opera house at kenosha, at
which the Rev. j. M. Cleary of Mime
apolis was the speaker.
David Shaw, formerly employed by
the Milwaukee Electric Railway and
Light company, has commenced actlon
against the corporation in the circuit
court at Racine for $4,000 damages.
Shaw was badly burned by live wire
On account of the many complaints
against merchants in the city OF Ke'
nosha Mayor German sent speclai
message to the common council asking
that a sealer and an inspector OF
weights and measures be elected Tor
Kenosha.
On a Judgment of $4,000 by the
Chippewa Valley bank Of Eau CLARE
now merged in the Union National
bank. the Eau Claire linen mill has
been placed in receivership, with &. A.
Chamberlain as receiver. The concern
will eventually reorganlze.
James Nelson, a negro bootblack OF
Depere, committed suicide at Green
Bay by jumping from the draWbrldge
into the river. John Palmer, boiler
maker, saw the figure Of man leap
into the water, but arrived on the
scene too late to be of any assistance.
Forty thousand dollars worth OF
nav checks were blown from the hands
of the agriculturalist of the ROCK
County Sugar company at JanesVllle
as he was driving to the postothce TO
mail them to beet growers. After fou1
hours search along the road all tnl
checks were recovered.
Representative from the cigarmak'
ers' union at Appleton, Oshkosh, NE
nasha and Neenah met at Neenah ana
comDleted the first steps toward the
formation of the Wisconsin State Blue
Label league, which will comprise III
it's membership the twenty-five cigar
making unions in the state.
The Racine city council has voted
down the street car conductor ordl
nance. over which there has been
such long struggle. The citizens Wnc
have demanded conductors on all local
cars for years will now have to tall
hack on the promise made by John l
Beggs to place conductors on two INES
on May /, 1907.
Stanislaus Yeska was taken before
Judge Sorensen at Wautosa ana eA'
amined as to his sanity by doctors
w r. Hammond and H. B. B. Pope
He was adjudged insane and on tues.
day was taken to Oshkosh by Sherlh
tones. Last June he was brought oe'
fore Justice Hubben for an examlna
tion on a charge of placing an obstruc'
tion on the North Western tracks pc.
tween Almond and Wild Rose.
O. L. Rosenkrans Of Waukesha nleo
statement in the Office OF the secre'
tarv Of state, declaring that he spen'
s2O5 in campaigning for the Repuo
lican nomination for state senator IL
1I7o--1-orbo ooun+v Henry LOckney
defeated him. c. w. Staples unsuc'
cessful candidate for assemblyman IN
the Polk-Burnett county district, spent
s85.75. Henry Bruins, unsuccessluI
candidate for state senator in Manlto
voc county, did not spend anything.
State Supt. C. P. Cary, in his forth
coming report, will state that the mum
her Of children of school age in Wis
consin this year is 1925 less than last
year. The school age is from to ~