The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-07-03
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

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died suddenly last Saturday. Com.
plaint has been made by the boys par
ents that he succumbed to injuries re-
ceived at the hands of officers of the
Institution. At the hearing inmates of
the prison and guards stated that they
bad seen Smith struck by officers
when he refused to work on the plea
of illness.
Sheboygan. The Dairymau's
National bank of Sheboygan Falls
was closed by order of the board
of directors \ national bank ex-
aminer has been summoned No rea-
son ia known for the closing The
bank has a capital stock of $4,000.
surplus, $4,000 and deposits amount
ing to s126000 John r. Thomas is
president and Stedman Thomas is
cashier. The bank is about thirty
years old
Waupaca.-Thc sixth annual con-
vention of the Wisconsin state aerie.
Fraternal Order of Eagles closed its
session. Shehoy gan was selected as
Nil' IidNt lbl htNl Ntii y llttlluS.
The following officers were elected:
President, Elmer Olson, Superior;
vice president, John G. Noss, Oshkosh:
secretary, J. c. Nichols, Fond du Lac:
trustees, Theodore Benfy, Sheboygan;
Or. G.. A. Gehbe, Oshkosh; r. f.
Matthews, Waupaca.
Appleton. That Leon Ling. the
slayer of Miss Elsie Sigel, Is a former
Appleton and Milwaukee resident, is
the opinion of Attorney A. NJ. Spen-
Ger, Sheriff \. c. Koch and others
who several days ago figured in a
Chicago deportation case in this city,
A likeness of the murderer was re
/ ceived by the sheriff and he instantly
recognez Ling as the man who sew
eral years ago was defendant in de
/ portation case
Madison. according to a statement
issued by Secretary John NJ. True OF
the State Live Stock Sanitary board
the board during the year ended June
30, 1909. received 1900 orders fol
bovine tuberculin, issued doses for At,
$50 head of cattle, ordered ?,037 ami
mails slaughtered, passed 1919 and
condemned 7f8 The cost TO the state
for the year will be $4,000, the state
paying part Of the value of the ami
mails killed by its order,
Beloit.-Prof. J. A. Bla'sdell OF
Beloit college who has been preaching
for the Second Congregational church
in this city and has been rendered the
! full pastorate at $1,000, has declined
! the offer. preferring to continue in the
! service of the college. DR., c. T. Ed
ward. pastor of the First Presbyterian
/ church, who was rendered the place
/ of field secretary of Carroll college
/ has declined the offer.
] Milwaukee. Charles Cushman, aged
/ % years we'll known in baseball cir
/ cles as manager of various clubs, died
at a local hospital following an Illness
I extending over several months which
is said TO have resulted from an acct
( dent Mr. Cushman at different times
managed baseball teams in Milwaukee
Toronto, ont, and Rochester, n. Y.
Ncnasha john StitEcn, proprietor
of Hotel Menasha; Frank Schmitzcr,
rohn Mayo. John Sellner and John
stocmmel. iobbers OF the Wooden
ware company, were arrested on com
plaint Of State Factory Inspector j.
f Bloom, and each paid a fine of $25
and costs for the illegal employment
Of child labor.
Racine.-Jay Eye See, known the
country over as the first 2.l0 trottcr,
dlcd on the Pleasant View farm, man.
aged by Charles Bull, seven miles
from here The death took place at
four p m. and the old track cam
paigurr was buried at nightfal!.
Crandon Fire wiped out SIX Of the
principal store buildings and contents
of this village The loss is estimated
at $4,000 partly covered by insur
anco. There is no fire protection
toro
sparta Fast train SO. on tho Mi.
wauEoo road struck the rig belonging
n. Alfred Meyer ol Dgt't crock. at the
brewery crossing at Bangor seriously
mfmng Meyer and killing the two
horses
NayyHlc.-Arnold Metkc. son Of
Fred Nctkc, a farmer living four miles
northwest Of this city, was drowned in
The Rock river whii" watching com.
yantons swimming from bridge on
which be fell
Sheboygan The DairyIncns Na.
t,onm bank Of s.cboygan Falls viii
not ,pcn for business again this year
according TO National Bank Examiner
George F. Luther No inventory oi
the assets has yet been taken
Green BAY Woodlawn cemetery
win Iay out a park addition to its
grounds 10 be used for the larger fine
monuments This park viii be bean
uaIy arranged aud a.ll ee The most
attractive portion of sa" cemetery
Madison the elaHH ot Hus1agor
county. Michigan came - Madison
and TOOK back ,h h.m Hs Thong
-on wanted there ca charge 9l em'
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