Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-11-18
General.

AT Durham, N. c., Miss Maggie Hut
chins died of pellagra, making the
tenth victim of the disease in that
city. She was the second white pa
tient to die from the strange malady.
Gov. Deneen of Illinois ordered
troops to Cairo to put down mob
violence.
negro murderer was lynched at
Cairo, ILL.,, ard his body burned by in
furiated citizens.
Quarterly dividends of 21z per cent
on Union Pacific stock and 1h per
cent on Southern Pacific common
were declared at the recent meetings
of the boards of directors of these
railroad companies.
Thomas J. Llewellen of Hastings,
Neb, has been appointed clerk in the
coast and geological survey service.
Civil service examinations will be
held December 4 at South Auburn,
Neb., for rural fire delivery carriers.
The cut at Culebra, the backbone
of the isthmus of Panama, was half
completed on October %. The canal
will be completed in less than four
years.
Emperor William confided to Count
Zeppelin recently his fear that he
would never experience the sensa-
ton of flying in tie air. He said he
promised the empress that he would
never make an ascent.
Edward William Bedfort, the Cana
r1ka In 10 cf
mElth charged on his own confession
with the murder of Ethel Kinrade at
Hamilton, Ont, has now admitted
that there was no truth in his story.
The federation of labor is to stand
behind Gompers and others in their
appeal from Jail sentences.
Robert H. Cannon, a real estate
dealer who came to Oklahoma City
from Lexington, KY, was found muir
dered on the roof of a ten-story Of
fee building there and $500 which he
drew from a local bank is missing.
Walter Stiles, for fifteen years a
rancher of Idaho, who has made nu-
merous prospecting trips to Alaska,
made affidavit In support of DR.. Cooks
ley.
According to an official announce
ment the government forces have re-
covered the telegraph station at Chile,
which had fallen into the hands OF
the rebels. It is stated that no re-
sistance was offered.
The body of the dowager empress
A.Y~ frYa
den city on its way to the tomb.
Speaker Cannon has arranged to
buy a baseball franchise to add to
his popularity in Ills home district.
DR.. Frederick A. Cook, who is in
New York after lecture tour in the
West, began to assemble the data of
his polar exploration, which he in
tends to submit to the University OF
Copenhagen.
Edward Hoff, farmer, confessed to
the police that the body of the woman
found in the river near Indianapolis
was that of his wife, and confessed
that he had caused her death by push
ing her from 2 bridge.
Gov. Shallenberger OF Nebraska has
issued his thanksgiving day proclama-
ton.
Locomotive firemen of the Union
Pacific are joining with those all over
the country in asking raise of pay
This request will be handled at Chi
cago at a general meeting of officials.
At Vancouver B. c., fourteen people
were killed by runaway car.
The naval question is likely to be
uppermost at the meeting Of the On
tario parliament at Ottawa.
Evidence is thought to be forth
coming against "the man higher up"
in the sugar-weighing frauds.
A young bandit at New Albany, Ind,
killed bank cashier and desperately
wounded the president and negro.
Persons whose occupations expose
them to much dust are declared prone
to tuberculosis.
Frank Czolgosz, aged 40 years,
elder brother of Leon Czolgosz, the
assassin of President Mckinley. died
at Aberdeen. VIA.