The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-13

Whlle hunting. he Is IN CRITICAL
dition
N. G. Draper, general manager
the Eastern Wisconsin Railway G.
pany, expects to have the interurl
cars from Fond du Lac running j
the city of Oshkosh about Feb. Is.
The property of the Smith-Medbi
company at Sheboygan, which ]
been in litigation for some time, ]
been bid in at trustees sale by A.
De Land, former president of
company, for $2,205.
Two large barns on the farm of a
gust Pasch in the town of Bristol, *
nosha county, were destroyed by fl
as the result of the explosion of
lamp. The loss is placed at $500
with. partial insurance.
Laboring under the hallucinatit
that a deputy game warden is on h
trail and bent on having his life +
some violation of the law which he
sure he never committed, Peter Ri
of GAINESVILLE, a horseshoer has
come violently insane.
An empty boat was discovered flo
ing in the bay off Racine on Tuesd.
Late Monday afternoon an unkno
man was seen to row the boat fir
the harbor, evidently with the int
ton of fishing. Belief prevails Il
the stranger either fell out of the b'
and mas drowned or committed S
eide.
John McNichols has won a victc
over the ,Kenosha county officials w
are making an effort to bring him
Kenosha to answer a charge OF graz
larceny. as the United States supren
court at Washington has issued a WI
Of supersedeas which will hold M
Nichols in the Cook county jail UNI
such time as the matter can be
viewed.
John Brennan, Charles McClosk.
Ben Conton and William Kellis, a
members of well-known families
Kenosha. have been arrested on
charge of burglary. The boys are a.
employed by the Harry f. Parke
Meat company, and it is alleged tha
they burgIarized the two markets
the company.
A. R. Nichols, one of the men !
charge of the Bijou theater, Kenosh;
was held up on one of the side street
in the western part of the city. MGR
OILS was searched by the holdup me-
and they secured just 10 cents TO
their trouble. The mer failed to Sc
cure a roll of bills which Nichols hat
in one of his coat pockets.
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The Kenosha Electric Railway con
pany. through it's president, A. G.
Frost. has sent an ordinance to thf
city council asking that the compaAS
be granted the right to make large
extensions in the city. The company
asks for the use of half a dozen OF the
streets of the city for fifty
years.
Returns from the carp fishing indus
-ry at Lake Koshkonong has fallen of
since G. K. F'reer & Co
Of Sandusky Ohio, commenced their
'philanthropical' operations two years
AGO. Sixty-five nets raised one day
last week yielded only $500 pounds OF
carp. redhorse, mullet, buffalo ano
suckers.
The prosecution of the young WON
en- alleged to have been connected
with the wholesale robbery Of stores
in Kenosha came to an end when tE~
case against Minnie Wendt was prac
rically dismissed on the payment OF
he costs. All of the other young
women connected with the case have
0een discharged
The municipal campaign in Kenosha
was opened when Mayor German sent
1ut a statement of his candidacy for
! fourth term as mayor Of the city
and his Democratic friends are busy
petitions to secure his
The mayor has annomc
ed that he will seek this election on
platform providing for "a municipal
lighting plant
The lid has again been clapped o.
tight in Fond du Lac. Since tn
chief of police ordered all of the rol
ette wheels and slot machines out
he saloons several months ago theI
has been a number of places whel
poker and penny ante have bee
olayed. Complaints have been file
with the chief, and as result all {
the poker rooms have been ordere
closed.
Two carloads OF horses, mules an
grading implements belonging to l.. +
and Edward M. Lazy of Green Bay arr
being held at GAINESVILLE on a writ
attachment sworn out by the John II
zbbing Milling company of Green Bay
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