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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
To Stop Flow Of Rlnna

To stop the flow of blood bind the
wound "ith cobwebs and brown suea,
pressed on Ike lint or with fine dust
OF tea, When the blood ceases to dow
apply laUdanum.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23

Tired out, worn out woman cannot
sleep, eat or work; seems as II one
would fly 10 pieces. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea makes strong
nerves, rich red blood, health and
strength. 80 cents, Tea or Tablets.
EIOcken's Pharmacy.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
COUNTY TICKET

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FOR Representative
W. I. SMITH.
For Auditor,
MILES LoNGSHoRR
For Treasurer,
W. c. WoTTRING.
For Probate Judge,
w. s. SPENCER.
For Clerk or Courts
CURTIS MORROW.
For Recorder,
q. +. TITTELBAUGH
For Prosecutor,
G. l.. JUSTICE.
For Surveyor,
7. G. BOWEN.
For Sheriff,
JOHN G.. STARK.
For Commissioner
HENRY SETTER.
SAMUEL CREASAP.
4. H. TROUT.
For Infirmary Director,
CalAI !ES FREEMAN.
SAMUEL BADER.
GEORGE WElDEMAIBR.
For Coroner.
DR.. w. II. HINKLIN.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23

We want your patronage If quail.
ity Is wanted try B Pride Flour.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
SENATORIAL TICKET

For Senator 18th District
W. p. O'BRIAN
Union County.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23

Our Suits at $50 90 are the equal
Of any other Marion Suit See for
yourself. LUDWlGS.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23

New Dircctore Suits, all coIors,
priced $1,000 LIrDWIG,S.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-10-23
STATE TICKET

FOR United States Senator
JAMES e. CAMPBELL
Of Butler.
For Governor
JUDSoN HARMON
of Hamilton.
For Lieutenant Governor
DAVID l.. ROCKWELL.
Of Portage.
For Secretary OF state
J. II. NEWMAN
OF Miami.
For Supreme Judges
GEO. B. OKEY
of Franklin.
HUGH T. MATHERs
Of Shelby.
For Auditor Of State
w. w. DURBIN
OF Hardin.
For Treasurer Of State
d. s. CRBAlMDR
OF Belmont.
For Attorney General
T. d. HOGAN
OF Jackson.
Tor Supreme Court CLERK
o. G. LARSON
OF Licking
NOr Dairy and Food CommissioI Of
DAVID ELBY
of Ashland.
For Board OF Public Work.
JOHN A. STATES
Of Allen.
BERNARD DoRAN
Of Perry.
For State School Commissioners
JOHN A. MCDOWELL
Of Holmes.
For Presidential Electors
JOHN j. LENTZ
OF FrankliH.
8. A. HOSKINs,
OF Auglaiza
The evening world., 1908-03-10
HANSON REINS IN JUST
IN TIME TO SAVE MAN.
Pedestrian Suddenly Appeared Be-
fore the Third Deputy Police
Commissioners Rig.

Third Deputy Police Commissioner
Hanson qualified as an excellent reins-
man to-day when he prevented his
headstrong horse from jumping over
Roniamin Roth, twenty-cight years old
who got in the way of the animal at
Fifth avenue and Washington Square
North. Roth was only slightly injured
and was treated by Dr, sullivan. of St
\incenrs Hospital.
Commissioner Hanson had the lines at
lie time. His driver. Patrolman John
Carroll. was at mis- side The rig was
hurrying from he Yale club to Mul-
berry street At the crossing Roth
stepped f.um the rear OF a wagon di.
rcrtiy In tho path OF the Hanson rig
The police chief ierkrd his horse up on
his Nauu hes. Rytl dropping to tho
paVcru few feet from me wagon
after being struck by une Of the horses
hoofs
While carroll pi k up the injured
man Commissioner Hanson jumped -
phone and called the amhulnnc" HIS
Quickness of action saved Roth from
serious injury. The accident was Wit
messed by fifty persons
The evening world., 1908-03-10
POLICEMAN MIKES
BRAVE RESoUES At
TENEME.1 BL.Azi
Eighteen Families Driven to
Roof and Fire Escapes by
Flame and Smoke.

The eighteen-family tenement nj No
- Carmine street caught fire this after
noon and the flames swept through the
building with such rapldity that there
were several narrow escapes rom death
and many rescues. The blaze seemed TO
start simultaneously in the laundry Of
Paul krobo and the barber shop Of
Nicolo Apollo on the ground floor Fire
leapei out into the hallway and cut OF
egress except by way OF the fire escape
and the roof. whore all The tenan s
were driven
When Policeman Scanlon, of the
Charles street station, who saw boy
turn in an alarm. arrived at the house
he saw Mrs Lizzie Dean screaming
Historically from the fire escape above
the Laundry, smoke and flames all about
her At the sacrifice of uis uniform
which was badly burned S,.anlon
rushed up the burning staircase and
rescued the imperiled woman.
After he lad assisted her to the roof
he Went down into the smoke again
and found John Cavanagh, forty-tiye
years old, an invalid, lying, in the hall
from his bed 10 the hallway. where the
smoke overcame him.
Scanlon did not retreat before tie
.nlmes unit. A., he tenants were safely
out.
The origin u the 0.e is mystery
thous. e barber Apollo recalls that
he was having red whiskcred man
when the names first burs, upon him.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
SHOT INTO ROYAL
CASTLE To KILL
KING OF NORWAY
Swede With Remington Rifle
Fired Dozen Bullets Before
the Police Cot Him.

CHRISTIAN A. March 1o-A Swede
apparently insane fusilladed the royal
castle here with a Remington rife at
noon TO-DAY He fred altogether a
dozen bullets, several Of which crashed
through the windows and imbedded
themselves in the interior walls Of the
castle.
The man vas promptly seized by tho
police and sarmed
At the police station he declared that
1t was his intention to kill King
Haakon He still had forty or fifty
cartridges in his pockets
King Haakon and Queen Maud were
absent from the castle.
The name of the Swede is Johannes
Gren. He has lived here for a num-
her OF years and followed the trade OF
blacksmith His grievance appears
to be that King Haakor received too
large a salary from the public funds,
and to the police he declared that the
King had no right tn be in this country.
Il is said that Gron spent several years
in an asylum in Denmark.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
l4URRY-UP TIME FOR
HUGHES IN BOSTON

BOSTON March lo.-Cfov. Charles Il.
IIUghos. of New York, arrived In thiS
city at 2j5 p VI. to-day for brief hut
exceednglv busy Wait In the nine
hours allotted for his stay It was
planned t1 show ne 30 ernor someth e
OF the city from an automobile. let Is
personal and political friends meet nm
for a few moments at a hotel, escort
him throuEl ono pf 'he ri c!pal stree IS
with the Hughes ,i8o. o. Harvard mi
vcrsity. l'-NIlnc he way near MS views
Of the pnrI al pu's ..rs O. the Gay II
and h N nd um bd. t. AlDan" alo &,
IIni2hl. urCd peruapS but. /. was
lopel. fully satisfied With his r. tion
was ne ny rtl, 'ois
'lou since Pr,haa Henry o. Prussia
Jue her" sin y'nrs %.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
Members of Patsy Don
ovan'S Band Ready for
Preliminary Work.
PASTORlOUS IS S!GNL ,.
President EhPe:s Also has
Signed Contract OF Ritter
Eighteen IN Party.

Charley Fbbets wore the smile t-at
sticks THIS afternoon when Ne 'ame out
of his Office 1T the EropElyn Ba=ohlll
Club. washington Park He had Just
secured the John Hancocks Of L. Ritter
and J. W Pastorous TO contracts for
,os and this With favorable reports
concerning the res, OF the team that
sailed this afternoon for the Jackson
Vile training ground. was enough.
Prom pity at O'Clock the players and
fans who are 10 make the trip TO Flor
ida were ready to board the steamer
Comanohe. of the Clyde line In the
party were p ]. Donovan. Charles II
Medicus. son Of TIE treasurer. -ieorge
Hunter, J +. Hummel " A Malonay,
Al Burke :. Murca. r.N Lewis. George
T Bel, and wife " Bergen. Tim Jor-
dan ard wife Trainer Dan Comm crfori.
Harry Pattee. L. Ritter, " Pastor
ious and Abe Yaeger.
Theer wasn't a sick looking man in
the whole party, while all looked as
fair as a pert young maid on pay day
Brocton :.a.n in tie New England
League, was also in the party.
Charley Ehocts. jr.. Billy Woorster.
and Treasurer Medicus xil, Join the
players al Jacksonville next week. leav-
ing Saturday. while President Ebbets
will start southwark little later The
plar rs will remain az Jacksonville
untN March 81 then going to Birming-
ham and other points where Southern
tour with games has been arranged.
President, Ebbets to-day had wires
from the following players who are
enroute to the training quarters
Pitcher F.nayson; Lumley from Hot
Springs, John II Butler. from Palm
Beach; Rucker from Alphare;ta. Ga:
Sheehan ana AlcIntire. form California.
Holmes. from Augusta Ca. and WI
helm from Worcester. o.
The evening world., 1908-03-10

The man was slowly dying from the
loss OF blood Finally the frenzied
chauffeur. after rushing from phone TO
phone In an effort to call an amou-
lance or find a policeman. picked UP the
body. placed 1t In a rear seat and raced
off 70 the hospital.
Following the fastest ride probably ever
made up Amsterdam avenue. the ia
conscious form OF SoraDi was lifted
from the auto seven minutes after he
ing put aboard When he was placed on
the operating table 1t was found that
the man had died In the machine.
The machine was operated by John
D. Palmer, who was taking 1t from
the Acton Garage. in West Eighty
ninth street. 10 meet his employer.
In the car with Palmer was Edward
Manning. Both men were arrested.
According to witnesses. the man was
bent over adjusting wires in man
hole two feet beneath the surface Of the
street when Palmer, n an effort TO
turn his machine. backed 1t against him
and crushed MIN under the wheels and
against the pavement. He did not re-
gain consciousness.
Patrolman Mccoy called for volun-
teers. who lifted the body into the big
car, and in a minute the half
crazed chauffeur was driving his
in wild race against death
Two blocks from the scene of the ac-
cident tho j. Hood Wright Hospital
ambulance met the iieeing auto. The
doctor nadt an effort 10 halt the auto.
but the victim expired under anaes-
reached the hospital in a few minutes,
but the victim expired under anes-
thetics. He lived at No 63 James street.
and has been In the employ of the
telephone company for a number of
years.
The tragedy was witnessed by many
spectator who We're angered by the
OF the chauffeur The driver
pleaded that his wheels slipped as he
was about TO put on the brakes, causing
him TO back over his victim.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
CONGRESS APPROPRIATIONS
TO BE ABOUT S9OO,OOO,OOO.

WASHINGTON. March 1o-At the
wbite House to-day Representative
TswLey. chairman of TIE House Com
mittee on Appropriations who mad
called on the President at the iatters
request to discuss legislation. expressed
the opinion that the appropriations of
Congress at TINS session would he kept
within soy, 900. 900. exclusive of appro-
priati1ns for ships If there are
two new battleships. ne said. the totar
wculd be about 500 o0o. 900. and II there
are tcur battleships the total would
reach s9+o. 60 900,
The total appropriations in the last
Congress. he pointed out were about
sg-0, ,O00.Oo0, and IL was aoped to reduce
the appropriations this YEAR about $40
600 ocO
The evening world., 1908-03-10
Shipment of Colt From Cali
f0rnia Adds Interest to Sat
u~day's Big stake.
TONY w. WINS FIRST.
Beats Out Tom Holland by a
Length in Race (oc
Youngsters.

>.r,v. c,f,r.r>%s Ia. March lo-The
..,,,, ,-,s y...,,
'''''''''''''
u Ht'di"iNts I'en'F '"''''"''e' Ne'''''N'
eava new life TO the tax OF the mig
racing event of the week here There
IL some disposition now to almost dis
count the chances OF the hitherto favor
ite Chapultepe,, and many Of the
smart followers Of the game are unde-
cided as to whether BuTlew is simply
trying 10 work ne pNhhc ana players
alike ny causing we spread OF 'he re-
rort that Ch''P"IleP+c u ho' '!'e hois
ne was some ""rNS AK" ~ ",'eI'e5 stiIs
t",I ~, 'e'''E ",s s'"'.d 80. -, III '' wv,
,.,.' -,
VI ,''- | t',,,,-,. u.s. ~.
- ,,t- --a. 1,@,,,,,,,a,,,,.,
,,,t -. r,.,.,,,. .t,,ra ,s r.oso,- 80
,,,,.a,.a ,,',. ,I,a,to,, ,r,h,hr,. ,.u, ,o
,.,,, ,',a,.,a tTars To-
d. "e'' 'H,NSu a. 49, '"' ." vac
crescent Citv paroy. Ihls, OF course
provided that he stands the long trip
80, f,oIi.,.,io r,s. ,.a, .bo cro-,.a
'''',
on the coast thought TO come along and
steal one % the Derbys here with Te-
maceo, watch then raced in the. name
o' T. , -, DLrny1.. +n. is'.,a'eo S'aseea IN
the iifst peFoy ana was soundIy
beaten
rio c,ockars to-day had ~ renor,
-''S ''au W
last mile done by Angelus, which was
taken over to the City Park track to
-. ,ro,,, 49,, ,.ot-r,,r ,-,,,-d ,,,t
way o'I' ,''s 'es u.a' wv ,''a'
""'c''eS U" sa."pS % me anu w.
horses al ne Fair Grounds. Pinkola,.
,,,,, L,. ;,,,,..,,.,,.,,, ,ec,or Il, ,bo hi, ra,a
The evening world., 1908-03-10
ROOSEVELT PUTS
MOTHERS AHEAD
They Rank Higher Than Civil
War Veterans With Him,
He Tells Delegates.

WA SIIrNGTON, March l0-'Ths is
the one body that | put even higher
ttan the veterans OF the civil war" was
the enthusiastic preliminary remark of
President Roosevelt to-day in receiving
delegates to the Congress OF Mothers at
the White House.
TIE President made the occasion a de-
cIdedly more than an informal recep-
uon, b. having the Marine band in at
te"dance and lis military and naval
AIDES IN fI,l uniform.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
HIS 'N|TR0-G[Y YCER|NE:'
THREAT SCARES BANKER
AND ST|RS THEPQUCE:
Give Me Your Money Or I'll Blow
You and the Bank to Bits, SAID
Supposed Anarchist as He
Showed Colored Water.

OMAHA Net. March lo-A who said he L. l. Fee
resident Rockford ILL.,, entered the Merchants National Bank this
city, to-day and demanded large money the time dis
playing bottle, which he said contained nitro and threatening
to blow UP the bank ii his request not complied with.
After spreading less in The bank and getting the Police
Department edge the arrested supposedly dangerous
anarchist. Then he confessed that the bottle did contain nitro
gycene but harmless liquid diluted and mostly Then the
police, with great and epdaton shot The bottle pieces the
aver bank and found his story correct.
The entered the hank after the doors thrown open and
asked to see VcePresdent Luther Drake in his private office
Mr. Drake seated himself opposite the who began talking
rambling about having had S. National Com
in Kansas City when that bank failed
The evening world., 1908-03-10

And since all YOU fellows are IN
together. you had just better hand me
over my money or I'll bl W you and
this bank and all Of us to u sud
denly said the fellow. producing
three-ourcr bottle containing a thick
yellow liquid.
.Dou.t YOU make a move. This is
filed with ntro-glycerine. II yo7
move. YOU are a dead man
you don't want to die yourself do
you?" cooily asked Drake
"Oh, yes. l came in here ready to
die" responded the stranger, but
when die I'll take everybody In this
building with me"
"well. III go and get YOU the
money" said Drake. rising from his
chair.
sit down" said the man IF you
get up again without permission. III
Just drop this bottle. You know what
will happen"
Drake sat down and told the man he
would talk 1t over with him. and the
stranger accepted, all the time keeping
the bottle in his hand and within sight.
Noticing tuat the man was thin and
pinched. Drake asked him il lie was
not hungry.
II have been studying over this
matter for several days and have not
eaten a thing for forty eight hours, "
was the response
Well let's so have a breakfast and
talk this over" proposed Drake.
An right, but don't try any monkey
business OF YOU are a dead man re-
piled Fee.
President Hamilton, of the bank, an.
tered the next room during the con-
yersation and heard enough OF 1t to
enable him 10 Know what was going
on.
AS Drake and the stranger left the
room together. Hamilton tclephoned the
police station for plain clothes mon and
followed the two men TO nearby res
tauranl.
Drake and the man were on OppOs tie
sides OF the table wlem the detectives
room slipping up behind the stranger.
the detectives pm oned his arms and re-
lieved Aml of his bottle before he knew
what was up lie vas then taken TO
the police station.
AT The police station later the man
gave his name as l.. l.. Fee and said he
came from Rockford, Ill. last October
Since then Zee has lived in Omaha
and has been out of work He is a
plumber He acknowledges that he
never was in Kansas City and that the
bottle contained no tro-glycerine
The police took the bottle TO the river
bank and red intp 1t with rifle rhe
bottle was bro,Sen. but there was no
explosion.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
.HEARSt SIN SHED
IN RUNAWAY ON
EAST RIVER BRIDGE
Seven Persons Hurt in Funeral
Carriage During Stampede
of Team.

Seven persons were injured in ,b.
ru,,w,, -, , c,,.r.I ,,..
'"7
WILLIAMSBURG hr'use tnls afternoon
VINE" an e"'''''oO''e frightened the
horseS drawing the hrSt carriage be-
'''hu me "'Srs" me heaFse was BADLY
s"''Sheu aho lhe carriage IN which the
7e''" injured We're ridlh9 "aA over
uLned ana wrecked.
Ihe injured mournors who were fol-
D""'E ''e 'eilaiHS Vi 'He'r reIatlve.
'",ePH INosenp moon or No. ITO
ID, ~" I" w hou"'
,,.o,., ,,,,, r'uen
,ar,, s,ra.,. ~ ,., =. ~" ~ ~,
4 mr. co.,. ,,,, a' y II' -. e''-,.'
Samuel RosanbIo,m sevento. ,,.ars
old OF No. q Leonard street. Anrobn,n
Rosenbloon twentv-two ,.ors ola a,
No. "a Debevoise street. Brooklyn. VII
Lam Rosenbl ON. twentv-six wears old
of No. ITO St Marks place: Harry
Greenberg. twenty-four wears old. of
No. II West one Hundred and Twelfth
street and Bernard Snyder. thirty five
years old, Of No. no St Marks place.
All these persons n the funeral pro-
cesslon were cut and bruised and lacer-
ated and had 10 oe min'stered to by
two ambulance surgeons from the Will
iamsourR Hospital
Auto Started Panic.
rh.,. w.ra sf,sen carriayes g., ,,.
., .ia So, 80,
Mt ta,,rr,an arov. ,ho A., o.
s,,,n ,,,a,,, go. 80 '..."
." '''1 oet "'''t go ""o. 'a'ne was
ho' oo'A "eu ave were III
side the coach'
AZ the tuneral descended me WILL
amsourg inc'lne OF the bridge the
hearse leauinS al sober pace Auge
automobile shot by with snrllI 'Honk
and a deaferng clap OF thunder from
Tho exhaust
The evening world., 1908-03-10
ANNA GOULD POSTP0NES
SAILING FROM FRANCE.

PARIS. March l0.-Mme Anna Gould
who recently divorced her husband.
Count Buni de Caste.lane. has decided
TO postpone her departure tor New
York for few days Her ortgInal plan
was to sail from Cherb urg tomorrow.
She viii be accompanied home by her
children. and expects 10 rema!n n
America for two months.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
STOLE FROM A VANDERBILT.
Negro Was once Convicted of
stealing From Morgan.

James Anderson. negro was convicted
to-day OF stealing sIlverware worth $3.50
from the residence OF william X. Van
derbilt. No. 66o Fifth avenue, last
month. He was convicted In 1899 of
stealing OF! paintings from the resi-
dences OF ]. Pierpont Morgan and the
lAts Charles =. Ysrkss.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
GEORGE cRockER ILL.

An operation may have to be per-
f,r.arl tn say lie fe u' George
Crocker, The California millionaire, who
is living critically III at No. East Sixty
fourth street. lie has been suffering
FOR some time with stomach trouble.
\ consultation OF physicians, &i'! be held
to-day 70 dsSids upon a course Of treat.
The evening world., 1908-03-10
VICTIM DIES IN AUTO,
WHICH MANClES HIM,
ON WAY TO HOSPITAL
Meets Speeding Motor
Car OF Broker loo Late to Save
Llneman Run Down IN
Manhole.

After icing and crushed by automobile while al work in
The telephone ducts OF the New York Telephone Company
Cepp Sorac ground neman lay fully twenty minutes in plain
sight of hundreds of persons in West Eighty yh between
lam and Columbus avenues. this afternoon
The evening world., 1908-03-10
WOMEN CROWD CORRIDORS:
BARKED FROM COURTROOM
Actor in His Ordea' Apparently Des erted by
His Thea rJca Friends His Counsel Sub.
jects laies nen to Rigorous Course
OF Questioning.

Five Jurors selected the trial Raymond Hitchcock the
COMEDIAN indictment growing charges preferred by Helen
Van Hagen tore earod GIRL at the close of The first days session
Criminal Branch Of the Supreme Court before Justice Blanchard
scrutiny maintained by the door
COURTROOM and senotcaly announced that only those directly
connected with would he admitted This will LAWYERS
the A crowd of the moriy curious in
cldng many women tronged the corridors of the Criminal Courts
Euik1ng throughout the day.
Hitchcock didn't look much like the lanky big ned comedian
ronped through musical comedies among LAWYERS
Haggard and unhappy with deep lines his ony staring
look his pale blue eyes The crouced forward with his
upon the counsel table He longwnout nSpn parcel of
tau He jumped every sound and his fingers rarely STILL
II;cl,.n.L lnnlni ill., IN nt nLnnSa
The evening world., 1908-03-10

NCISS W Il IolliISe.
Francis Patrick Garvan and Assist ANT
Distrir:-.t''o"nrr Bob" Tur1bull
Ask Further Delay.
As soon ~ tue tusti @ .ut,r.1 Air
Giarvan announced that the prosecution
mad elected 10 take up the Heles Van
Hagen case before calling up the re-.
naming two indictments MIR Stanch-
ii"l" said he had been informed that ths
'2Se Involving sixteon-year-old Flora
Whiston would take precedence over
me others. II" said the defense was
prepared to 20 into the trial of the
Winston case. He thought. therefore.
that the prosecution ought either to go
ahead according to its promise OF else
consent 10 the dismissal of the Wh!ston
indictment.
Mr. Caravan denied that he had made
any such pledge. However If the
lawyers on the other side felt thal they
had been taken by surpr Sc he would
consent to a .emporary adjournment in
order to give Hitchcock's : lawyers time
to prepare themselves % answer the
Won Hagen girls charge.
The Justice denied Mr. Stanchfeld's
motion, but said he would give Stanch-
field and his associates time for d con-
ference. Accordingly. all OF Hilton
cocks lawyers filed out.
After thirty minutes Hitchcock's law
yers returned and the work OF choosing
jurors was at once undertaken.
Defense Is Critical.
The prosecution was seemingly more
anxious than the other side to get the
jury box filled Mr.. Garvan took only
sNl
The evening world., 1908-03-10

HANKS DeNTIsT OPEN ALWAYS,
eth av, =. W, cor. itth g., New York;
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-06-25
GLEN FLORA

From the Glen Flora Star
Lee Van Patter is building large
new barn.
John Edming is erecting q barn
26 IS on his farm sou theast of town.
The creamery started this week,
with A. n. Durgin in charge as but
ter maker. The plan adopted for
this season Is to take no whole milk
only cream, the creamery company
to do the hauling of cream.
II. 0. Bye has secured the contract
for building a stone arch bridge just
south Of Tony. This type of bridge
has come into use in the vicinity of
Prentice and Catawba, and proves
satisfactory. The first cost is about
the same as that of steel, and it is far
more durable.
The work of building two steel
bridges, one near J. G. Riegel's farm
and the other near w. G. Bells farm,
was let last Friday, the steel work
going to the Wisconsin Bridge 4 Iron
Co. and abutments to Fl. 0. Bye.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-06-25
FERN

Special correspondence to the News-Budget
Rev. william filled his regular ap-
pointments in the Sergeant, Cox and
Roy school houses on Saturday, and
Sunday last.
Archie Shut is laid up for a time,
with serious cut on his wrist,
having in some way accidentally
come in contact with asaw at Lacy s
mill, where he has been employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Oleson from
"Moses farm" had business in Shell
don Monday.
Sam Wright from Flambeau drove
into Sheldon Tuesday to meet a sis.
ter who arrived there on the up
train.
Clearing ground for the site of a
school house to be built at Sheldon
presently, is to begin this week, the
job having been awarded to the
lowest bidder.
Milo Bells mill has been running
more or less the past week. Not be,
ing enclosed yet, the weather has in
terfered with continuous work.
There seems to be considerable
agitation of the question as to
whether there ought not to be, or to
have been, a road commissioner ap-
pointed by the town board.
County Supt. Mackin visited the
Stoessel school one day last week.
Work is plenty, wages fair-it
ought to be good times, and it would
be much better still; if these gratis
and rings, which no place seems too
small to harbor, were banished, and
law meant something to abide by,
not to dodge.