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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17

drews, state fire warden, Chief John
T. Black of the local fire department
sent forty men to the scene of the
worst forest fires above Grand Marais
Sunday morning on board the Booth
line steamer America. They were
hired through the state free employ
ment bureau. The men were placed
under the direction of Secretary Will
son Of the local fire department. Al
though the settlements are no longer
in immediate danger there will be
plenty of work for these men, for it
will be their purpose to save as much
timber from destruction as possible.
Hard DoWnpour Needed.
According to the United States
weather bureau reports, rain for the
northern and central portions of the
United States may be expected before
the end of the present week. A hard
downpour would put an end to the
flames.
The refugees picked up at different
points along the shore and taken TO
Grand Marais have been returned to
their homes by the Gopher, an indica-
ton that all is considered safe in that
district. The homes and possessions
of the settlers back Of Grand Marais
were destroyed by forest fires last Fri
day, according to advices received
from the steamer America. The fire
one Isle Roya1e has subsidized and the
damage there is said to be less than
at first reported.
Grand Marais Is Safe.
Joseph Nevins, timber cruiser EN-.
ployed by r. II. Eagan. said the fires
were confined almost entirely to the
shore districts and that farther back
in the forests damages were not very
rectly back of Grand Marais, driven
before a strong northeast breeze. If
the wind holds in this direction for
another twelve hours the town will be
safe. If it swings to the northwest
nothing can save the town. The
members of the Gopher's crew are
working like demons. Flesh and
blood cannot stand the strain much
longer. Many are badly burned. The
men have been working six hours on
and six off. They often come back SO
exhausted they have TO be helped On
board the ship.
Heroic Work of Sailors.
Mr.. Monker, whose property was
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Ca Su aItieS.

Fire destroyed property i'll the viii
lage of st. Paul, twenty miles from
Montreal, valued at 100000.
While bathing in the Mississippi
river at Dubuque, John SchWendinger,
aged forty years, and Lewis Traunt,
aged nineteen. were drowned.
Five men lost their lives and a score
of persons were injured, several of
them seriously, in q fire that Quilted
the Belmont hotel at Denver.
A large portion of the business Sec
ton of Altoona, town in Southern
Manitoba near the boundary, was de-
stroyed by fire. Loss, 100000,
Three men were killed. one was
fatally injured and five others were
seriously hurt by the explosion at
Agawam, Mass, of twenty pounds of
dynamite.
Caught in a gale on Lake Superior,
the steamer Hulburt was driven
ashore near Whitefsn Point, and has
since gone to pieces. Her crew was
rescued by lifesavers.
Fire partially destroyed the Airing
ton hotel at Iowa City, Iowa, forcing
the guests and the landlord to escape
in their night clothes. The loss was
$4,000; the insurance $1,000.
Four persons, believed to have been
members Of a group Of employees work
ing overtime, were burned to death
at New York in a fire, supposedly in
cendiary, which destroyed a seven
story factory building.
Bernard Fishbeck, foreman Of the
erecting department Of the Olds Auto
mobile works at Lansing Mich, is
dead, and George Hunt is seriously in
jured as the result OF a six-cylinder
machine running off the testing track
and turning over on top Of the two
men who were driving it.
An interurban car on the Fort
Dodge, Des Moines 6 Southern rail
way near Boone, Iowa, struck an auto
mobile containing S. A. Boone, general
chairman of the joint protective COM
mittee of the Brotherhood of Locomo-
tive Firemen, and his father-in-law,
James Mcintosh Both men were
severely injured. Mcintosh probably
cannot recover.
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Personal.

David D. Stubs, general manager
of the Occidental & Oriental Steam
ship company, is dead al his home in
San Francisco.
DR.. Cabel Whitehead. general man
ager of the Seward Peninsula railroad
in Alaska, is dead in Nome. as the re-
suit of an accident on the road.
Wellesley Moore, who had been at
the British consulate at San Francis
co in various capacities since 1877,
has been made consul at that port.
Mrs. Sallie Rutherford died at To-
peka, Kan, at the age of 113 years.
She was born in Middleton, KY, in
1895 and had never experienced a
weeks sickness in her life.
Capt John K Moore, Fifteenth in
fantry, died at Fort LeavenWOrth after
brief illness of typhoid fever. Capt.
Moore was one of the best known Off
GERS in the service, having distin-
guished himself in the Cuban. Philip.
pine and China wars.
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FEAR PLAGUE MAY
RAVAGE EUROPE
Alarming Spread of Cheiefa in
Russia Causes Gravest
Fears Elsewhere.
RIOTS BREAK OUT IN AZORES
Plague Smitten People Are Madasaed by
Failure of Authorities 10
Take Action.

London, Sept. II. - The alarming
spread of cholera in Russia has given
rise to the gravest fears tisat the
whole European continent is TO be raw
aged by this disease, and Germany.
France, Italy Austria. England and
other countries are planning che most
rigid precautionary measures.
Owing to the peculiar state OF mind
Of a large part of the Russian pSpuIa
ton and the frightful sanitary eondi-
tons that exist in the affecteS parts
Of the empire it seems impossible 10
check the spread of the disease in
that country.
1000 Cases in ST. Petersburg.
Austrian health authorities estimat-
ed that there are 1000 cases aA St Pc
tersburg alone and 5000 cases in Gre
southwestern provinces, not counting
the Astrakhan province. where she dis
ease is raging in its most Yi4ulent
form.
Several suspected cases have APP
peared in Austria.
The prevailing poverty, worse than
for years, has made the conditions ia
yorable for a rapid spread of sile dis
ease
Plague Riots in Azores.
Lisbon, Sept. 16.-Word has reached
here that serious disorders have
broken out in the Azores, where the
plague is raging. The populations of
the towns of BOrta, on the Island OF
Fayal, and Angra, on the Island of Ter
ceira, maddened by the failure OF the
authorities to take preventive meas
ures against the disease, have indnlg-
ed in violent rioting, in which several
government officials have been in
jured.
New cases of the plague are occur
ring daily and the epidemic threatens
to spread throughout the entire group.
Huddled in Hospitals.
The sick are lying huddled in hos
pitfalls, in the most miserable coDdi
ton, lacking food, medicines aIsd 9th
er necessaries. The authorities are
powerless, as the government AZ lis
bon, owing to the financial CRISIS, has
not yet been able to remit the SD, 900
voted by parliament for the relief of
the plague-stricken. Commerce is com
pletely paralyzed, the government hay
ing forbidden all communication with
the infected islands.
The Portuguese gunboat Pa&rAa has
arrived at Fayal with a detachment of
troops which will be stationed there
20 prevent further outbreaks.
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HARASSED TOWNS
OUT OF DANGER
Forest Fires Still Raging, but
Towns on North Shore Are
Thought to Be Safe:
REFUGEES TAKEN BACK HOME
Flames on Mesaba Range Also Reach
Stage Where Danger Appears
to Be Past.

Duluth, Sept. 16.-While forest fires
are still raging along the north shore,
it is believed they have passed the
danger point, so far as the threatened
destruction of villages is concerned.
Hundreds of thousands of dollars
worth of good timber is being Destroy
ed, however.
Grand Marais, Chicago Bay, Hove
land, Big Bay, Pigeon River and other
smaller settlements Immediately along
the shore are thought to be safe. The
situation on the Mesaba range is also
greatly improved, and the flames in
that territory have not reached a stage
where they are longer considered dan
gerous to the different towns
Firemen Sent to Scene.
Under orders from Gen. c.. G.. An
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GRAND MARAIS IS
GIRDLED BY FIRE
Two North Shore Towns Are in
Imminent Danger of De-
struCtiOn by Flames.
SEVEN LIVES LOST IN FIRE
Men Went Out to Try to Save a Home
stead, and Flames Cut Them
Off From Escape.
SEVEN LIVES LOST IN FIRE

Duluth, Sept. 17.-Grand Marais is
girdled by roaring mountains OF fire
and smoke, and it is believed that a
man named Monker and six Indians,
cut off by fire in their efforts to
save some homesteaders at Nestor,
have persisted in the flames. This Is
the news brought in yesterday by Adjt.
Gen Wood and officers of the Mime
sofa naval militia, who arrived on the
Gopher from the north shore. The
Gopher is in for coal and provisions
and returned to Grand Marais last
night. They say the danger is not yet
over by any means.
Lutsen in Great Danger.
Lutsen. a small settlement near
Grand Marais, is in the greatest dan
ger, say the naval militiamen. 1t is
surrounded by fire, and everything
there seems doomed to destruction. al
though it is not thought that any loss
of life will occur. For the fate of
MOnker and the six Indians who went
Monday night to NestCr, homestead
ers' settlement not far from Grand
Marais, there are very grave fears, in
deed.
Were Cut Off by Fire.
'The men started out from the
town in an attempt to save some of
the party located on the Nestor road.
and the fire swept in between them
and the village. and it is thought that
they have perished." said Gen. Wood
Unless they were able to escape in
the other direction they are lost.
Their chances of escaping the other
way are thought very slim. becau~-. a
big fire was coming toward them from
farther inland"
Commander Guy 4, Eaton and Lieu
tenant Commander Benjamin F. How
ard, navigating officer of the Gopher
are familiar with the lay OF the land
in the north shore country. and they
shook their heads gravely when Ques-
toned as TO possible chance Of escape
Many Burned Out.
At COlville. six miles from Grand
Marais. everything went, says Gen
Wood. Among those burned out there
WCiC mi >. II. ClGpdtN, Ever JOuUSOL
and Eli Mizenia.
THE situation looked very bad at
Chicago Bay" said commander Eaton,
"and some people wanted us 10 declare
martial law there, but we did not deem
it necessary. However, we left ter
men from the ship there. Forty men
from the boat We're left to fight the
fire at Lutsen. and twenty we're left
at Grand Marais."
The officers of the Gopher declare
the gravity Of the situation on the
north shore has not been exaggerated
in the least and that the Gopher was
Of great service to the people of the
north shore.
Fires Near Rainy River.
Winnipeg, Sept. IA Fort Frances
dispatch said that forest fires are rag
ing south OF Rainy river, IN Northern
Minnesota, the smoke being SO intense
it hides TIE sun. 4 strong south wind
is blowing and fear is expressed that
international Falls will be reached BIZ
the flames. A large force OF men is
out fighting the fire, but their efforts
are not Of much avail. Nothing later
Las been heard from that vicinity.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
Booth creditors Meet

Chicago, Sept. 17.-Creditors OF A,
Booth & Co. whose affairs were
placed in the hands Of receiver last
week. met yesterday at the Corn EX-
change National bank and selected
seven members OF committee of
eight to act in connection with w. J..
Chalmers, receiver, in the manage
ment of the companys business. Those
present at the meeting held claims ag-
gre@ating more than 100000.
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saved by thirty men from the Gopher,
said with tears in his eyes: MY all
was there in the path Of the fire. BY
the bravery of the sailors | saved
everything but few outbuildings 1t
takes bravery to fight men, but the
pluck and endurance shown as they
fought the elements back inch by inch
deserves a stronger name. | don't
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17

NEWSY NiMROD NABRED.

Fergus Falls, Mimi, Sept Is. =
Charles Granger, a GAINESVILLE man,
paid a fine of $40 in the justice court at
Rothsay yesterday for running his
dogs in the fields before the opening
of the chicken season. He reported
chickens plentiful, and the report
reached Deputy Game Warden Jones
of this city, who investigated the case
and swore out a warrant charging
him with the offense.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
Pleasant for Mother.

Small boy noticing the Phi Beta
Kappa key hanging from the minis
ter's watch chain)-Did you find it
again or is this another?
Minister-Why, my little man, what
do YOU mean? [ never lost it.
Small Boy-Oh, mother said you
had lost the charm you had when you
were young.-Judge.
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THREE LOST IN FOREST FIRE.
Father and Two Sons Perish While
Fiohtino for Their Home.

Calumet, Mich, Sept. ~. - After
sending his wife and two small chill
dren to safety at neighbours half
mile away, Jacob Herneeniemi, with
his two older sons, respectively twelve
and fourteen years old, met death
tuesday while trying to fight off the
forest fires that swept their home
stead near Otter River clear of every
building and all the harvested crops.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
coy KILLED IN MELON PATCH.
Lads Who Visit Garden Are Fired
Upon and One Is Killed.

Sioux City, Iowa, Sept. 17.-Bagene
Fyock, a siXteen-year-old boy, and
eight other boys visited the melon
patch Of Bob Norton at Onawa Mon
day night and were greeted by shots
from a shotgun. Yesterday morning
the dead body of the Fyock boy was
found in the patch. No arrests have
vet been made.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
JAP SEA POACHERs TAKEN.
U. S. Revenue Cutters Capture Ships
in Alaska Waters.

Washington, Sept. 17.-The depart
ment of Justice yesterday was advised
of the capture of forty seal poaching
Japanese and two schooners, Sackaii
Maru and the Pinzai Maru, within the
three-mile limit off ST Paul island.
Revenue cutters made the capture
after a chase. The men were taken
% Unalaska and later will be removed
to valdez for trial.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
Gets BID Barley Yield.

Marshalltown, Iowa, Sept. -. A
phenomenal yield Of barley was har-
vested yesterday from Ford Thomp-
sons farm, two miles east of Albion,
this county. Mr. Thompson had little
less than five acres in barley, and the
grain threshed out an average of six
tv-three bushels to the acre.
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FIRE LEAVES 600 HOMELESS.
Eighty-five Houses Are Destroyed in
Saco. Me.

Saco, Me-, Sept 1.-THE wOrsS lire
that has visited Maine since bste mil
lion dollar cOnfagration at Portland
was brought under control al y a. III.
yesterday, after doing $500,9sso dam
age.
Eighty-five tenement houses are in
ruins, 100000 feet of lumber destroy
ed and 500 PERSONS are homeless.
The fire started in the lumber yard
Of G. A. Crossman & Son, box Hranu
facturers, and swept through tbs tene
ment house district. More than N1Frty
acres were burned over.
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Two Injured in Runaway.

Marshalltown, Iowa, Sept. 13.-J. B.
Holtz. aged seventy years, farmer
living near Dysart, was seriously and
nerhans fatally injured and his wife
was badly bruised in a runaway yes
terdav morning. The team became
frightened when trace broke.
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j. j. Lana Breaks Wrist

Benson, Mimi, Sept. 13.-J. J. Lang.
agent for the Cargill elevator here.
had his right hand nearly taken off
yesterday morning, when it was
caught between the belt and pulley of
motor. The wrist was broken and
nearly all the cords torn apart.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
WIND UP LIQUOR MONOPOLY.
South Carolina Dispensary Knocked
Out by Court of Appeals.

Richmond, Va, Sept 17.-Coverihg
every phase of the South Carolina dis
pensary case in an exhaustive opinion
which deals with the broad question
of states rights. the United States cir
cult court of appeals handed down an
opinion yesterday fully sustaining Cir
cult Judge Pritchard in the appoint
ment Of receivers to wind up the af-
fairs of the liquor monopoly long
maintained by the Palmetto common
wealth
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Wcrkmen Caught in Cave-In.

Brainedr, Mimi, Sept. Il. = Law
renee Barrett laborer, had narrow
escape from death yesterday morning
when a hole which he was digging for
sewer pipe caved in. He was soon un-
covered and as the rock and dirt left
a hole through which air reached him
he was not seriously injured
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
WiIfred Gronso Arrested.

Sioux Falls, s. d., Sept. 17.-Wiifred
Gronso q farmer living in the north
western part of Brown county, has
been arrested on suspicion of having
been implicated in an attempt to de-
stroy a threshing rig which was oper-
ating on farm in this vicinity. Some
grievance against the owner
of the outfit is supposed to have been
the motive
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
The Preachers Advice.

'My friends" said an itinerant
preacher, 'the Scriptural rule for Civ
ing was one-tenth Of what man pos
sessed. If you feel you can't afford so
much, just give sixth or fourt, &C
cording to your means We will dis
pense with the next hymn, and take UP
the collection
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prya often, but I'll pray God to bless
the Gopher's crew."
The rough frontiersman broke down
and wept as he shook the hands Of
the officers and men and thanked
them.
The Gopher returned the refugees
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
AiRSHIP BEATS TRAIN.
ParsevaI Machine FuIfilis Gerwqan
Army Requirements.

Berlin, Sept. II. - A test was made
yesterday with Parseval airsidp rep
resenting the dirigible, flexible system
with inner air balloonats, fight OF
eleven and one-third hours being
made. This more than fulfilled The re-
Quirements before acceptance for
army purposes. All the systems have
ROW proved their value for loRgdis
lance cruises.
On the homeward journey dive air
ship kept along the course of the rail
way, where it raced and beat an eX-
press train short distance.
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Democrats Name Ticket.

Dover Del, Sept. 17.-Dr. Rowland
G. Paynter Of Sussex was nominated
for governor by the Democratic state
convention here yesterday. A full
state ticket and presidential electors
were also named. while l.. Irving Han
dy OF Wilmington received the nomina-
ton for congress.
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of Articboke, fifteen miles from here
was killed by a stroke of lightning
during an electrical storm yesterday
afternoon. Her eight-year-old daugh'
ter, who was beside her at the time.
was uninjured.
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Alleged Thief Nabbed in Ohio.

Two Harbors, Mimi, Sept 17.-Har-
ry X. Crothers, who was charged with
breaking into beer warehouse here,
was arrested at Toledo, Ohio, and was
returned to this city yesterday by
Sheriff Nelson. He has been bound
over for trial
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Mad Dod Scare,

Boone, Iowa, Sept. 17.-Frazer has
a genuine mad dog scare. Fifty dogs
have been killed by order of the state
veterinary department, and according
to reports many children have been
bitten there Whole families left for
Chicago for treatment last night.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
Deer Goes TO School.

Duluth. SEPT 16. = A deer, driven
into Duluth by the forest fires, ran
through the streets yesterday after.
noon and jumped Through window
of the Washington school house
where it was captured.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
PETITION FOR HEARST MEN.
South Dakotans Will Get Full Tickets
on Ballots.

Sioux Falls. S. d. Sept. lit was
Yesterday officially announced that the
Independence PARTY will. by petition.
place upon the ballots in South Dako-
Ia a full congressional and state tick
ct, including presidential electors.
William r. Hearst and Thomas L. His
gen. Independence nomiree for presi-
dent. are to visit South Dakota on
Oct. IA and make addresses al Yank-
ton and Sioux Falls.
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Too Suggestive.

Mr.. Mcclure (to hospital attendant) q.
--Phwat did We say the doctors name
was?
Attendant-Dr. Fitzpatrick.
MI. McGuire-ThOt settles il. No
doctor wild that cognomen viii git a
chance to operate Oh me-hot II |
know it,
Attendant-Why not?
Mr.. McGuire-Well, you See, my
name is Patrick.--Judge
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IMMUNITY BATH DENIED.

Court Refuses to Protect the DstiIler
of Imitation Whistles.
Springfield, H., Sept. 17,-Judge J.
Otis Humphrey federal Judge, who
gave the Chicago packers their immu-
nifty bath. has refused any relief to the
distillers and rectifiers of whisky. He
decides that any whisky that is not
absolutely pure and of natural color
must be labeled as imitation. The de-
cision upholds the governments con-
tentiOn.
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Demand Free Education

Nottingham, Sept. ia resolution
demanding a free secular system of
education was adopted by an over
whelming majority at the congress of
trades unionists now in session here
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CIV Little ls Recoverinn

ST Joseph, Mo-, Sept. 17-Gov John
S. Little of Arkansas, who i5 in a pri-
vate sanitarium in st. Joseph, is re-
ported to be slowly recovering, men
tally and physically.
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Medora District Is DrN-

Medora, N. D., Sept. II. - Billings
county has had the lid put on. All
saloons are closed and even Medora
division. which made Roosevelt IA
NOUS is dryy
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, .u,ch upsets. Two Drown.

Lansing, Mich, Sept. 13.-William
Gardiner and his wife were drowned
last night when launch was capsized
in Grand river by running on a sunk.
Ell stump.
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LACEY TO BUCK cUMMlNs.
Iowa Standpatters Pick Senatorial
Candidate

Des Moines, Sept. 17.-Former Con-
gresham John F. Lacey was yester
day chosen by 'standpatters' to OPP
pose Gov. Cummins for United
States senator. to be voted upon at
the primary in November. Lacey was
selected on the second ballot. e. L.
Clarke of Cedar Rapids, member OF
the Interstate commerce commission,
was considered.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-09-17
Dreyfus' Enemy Is Acquitted.

Paris, Sept. 13.-Louis A. Gregori
was acquitted of the charge of at
tempting the life Of Maj, Alfred Drey-
f1Jc
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LIE Socialists Ruled.

If the real estate of Manhattan isl
and were divided equally between its
inhabitants, each individual would
own $4,000 worth, according to tie
assessed value.
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There are several different brands
Of love. The love of a cannibal for
his fellow man is one kind.