The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-12-04
WISCONSIN
HAPPENINGS

Oshkosh. - Postal authorities IN
1 Chicago and Oshkosh are much
/ interested in the arrest of Louis w.
4 Keene of this city, on a charge of de-
/ frauding through use of the United
| States mails. His plan, it is said, con
/ sisted in ordering articles from mail
order houses When the consignment
reached him he would write to the
/ house saying that some article had
! not come. Then, according to the in
/ formation the house would send an
other article to make up the loss. In
this way, so it is alleged, Keene Sc
cured many articles for which he did
not pay Sometimes, according to
. information in the case, Keene would
write to the house after the goods
had been delivered to him, declaring
that certain goods did not reach him,
and then he would demand to be REIN
bursed in stamps.
Kenosha, - Frank Bisbee, aged 45
years, general foreman of the
Municipal Construction Company at
Winthrop Harbor south of this city,
f
on the steps of his home here. Bis
bee had been in Chicago during the
day. and the train on which he returned
to kenOsha was late. His wife had
gone out on the steps to watch for
him, and when he started up the steps
with a greeting for his wife he fell
over into her arms dead The doctors
who examine dthe body found that
death resulted from heart disease.
Marinette A man named 10
seph White, a woodsman, was shot
and killed at Pembine. It is alleged
that the shot was fired by a deputy
sheriff, Charles Stoyekin Sheriff
Smith left for Pembine to Investigate
the affair According to the story
there was a row in a saloon which
Stovekn was called to stop He en-
tered the place and tried to stop the
fight. White, the man killed, drew
knife, it is alleged, and started for
Stoyekn. Stovekin, it is reported
drew a revolver and shot him
Kenosha-Claiming that his wife
has run away with another man,
taking with her his saving of
si22 Geser Hoksel has asked the po-
lice of Kenosha to start search for
Theresa Hoksel and Nicholas Basha-
metz who is alleged to have left with
her The couple left Kenosha on Fri
day afternoon and ii is alleged that
they purchased tickets for Portland,
Ore Poll departments in cities all
along the line have been asked TO
make an effort to intercept the clippers.
Green Bay. $500 Two special police,
men have been engaged to pa.
troll the vicinity Of the Walnut street
bridge all night, to insure protection
to the completed work and the mate
rial which the Wisconsin Bridge and
Iron Company of Milwaukee and Greil-
ing Bros. Company have on the ground
to use in constructing the basCule
bridge across Fox river.
Neenah. - Hart Haylett and his
sister Miss Haylett, who reside
west of Neenah, had a narrow escape
from being aSrhyXiated by gas escap-
ing from a coal stove in their home.
Mr.. Haylett was overcome and was
saved by his sister who detected the
odor and, although weakened and
dazed, managed to take her brother to
fresh air Mr. Taylett is still in bed
Miss Haylet. soon recovered.
Portage. 49, Sheriff j. W. Dalton
and Chief of Police ]. r. Klabunde
left for La Crosse to identify a party
believed to be Pug Nose" Kelly alias
John Williams, arrested there. accused
Of committing an assault upon Justice
OF Peace " G. Bunker AT his Office in
this city Justice Bunker has identified
pictures OF Kelly as the man whom he
believed assaulted him
Eau Claire - Four couples at one
/ time were united in marriage by
I Rev Father Dunno Of st Patrick's
/ church. They were Frank Cook and
. Miss Sarah Gruber, Michael kerschlag,
I er and Miss Amanda schultz, Arthur
I II. f. Dloege and Miss Lizzie Currte,
all OF Eau Claire. and Walter Pi-
cote of Chippewa Falls and Miss Emf
~ Olson Of this city.
Sheboygan. r. Charles Conrady, the
niueycar-o)d son OF Mr. and Mrs
Matthew Conrady. who was in.
iured by having his arm caught under
car wheel some time ago. may re
cover and Still have the use Of his arm,
following q delicate piece Of skin graft.
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