The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1909-06-05
WISCONSIN NEWS
TERSELY TOLD

/ Federated Trades council came 10 an
| understanding whereby the recent
strike was called off by the signing OF
La so-called collective agreement" II
! Is said to be the first instance in the
| United States that the collective
agreement" has been brought about
| The action taken precludes any posi-
! bllty of a general strike of 5000
/ brewery employees.
Madison Lieut.. John II. Baker OF
I the United States army may be re-
/ tired from active service as result
Of the report made by the examining
| board at San Francisco. During his
service in the Philippines he con
/ tracted foot disease which hinders
| him in the performance Of his duty
I He is brother of Chief of Police n
( c. Baker Of Racine, formerly chief
at Madison
/ Kilbourn.-After a desperate en-
counter with alleged violatOrs Of the
! state fishing laws in which It is said
a revolver was drawn, Deputy Game
I Warden II. w. IIildebrandt of Port
age, aided by two assistants, arrested
a local fisherman named Hofander
and his companion, taking both TO the
Jail at BaraboO where they are to be
/ tried on a charge of illegal fishing.
Madison.-Dr. c, A. Harper, secre-
tary of the state board of health, left
/ for Washington d. c., to attend
conference Of the state provincial
boards Of health 10 be held in that
/ city. He also holds conference with
Surgeon General Wyman Of the ma
tional hospital corps on Thursday. In
addition he will attend a medical con
vention at Atlantic City, n J.
Nashotah.- Rev. Edward A. LARA.
| bee, rector of the Church of the AS
cension, Chicago, was elected dean of
| NashOtah house to succeed Rev. J. G.
! II, Barry, the retiring dean r. K.
Yerkes will succeed Prof II. f. Fos-
broke as instructor in the Old Testa.
mcnt and Hebrew. The degree of D.
B. was conferred upon Prof. Fosbroke
and Rev. Larrabee.
Endeayor.-A tailless colt was born
a few days ago on the farm OF Fred
Branccl, Briggsville. The colt is per
feet otherwise At present 1t may
wonder why 1t is attracting so much
attention, but when the fly season ap.
proaches, it will no doubt readily com,
prehend.
Madison. The assembly committee
on public health held a hearing on the
Farrell hotel license bill James T.
Drought of Milwaukee, George Sweeny
of GAINESVILLE and F. F. Bum OF Madi.
son appeared against the bill, while
+. l.. Crosse of Milwaukee spoke for
It,
La Crosse.-John j. Fruit, aged go
years. presiding Judge of the Sixth
judicial circuit, died at st, Francis
hospital after lingering illness Of
Bright's disease and heart compiled.
tons. Judge Fruit has been unable
to attend to his regular duties for the
last six months
Cedarburg While picking flowers
for the annual Memorial day exercises
in the school she attended Hertha. the
y
Schudderakopf fell into Cedar creek
and was drowned Her body was re-
covered after the creek had been
dragged for two hours by searchers.
Neenah-That the 1910 state con-
yention of the Eagles will come to
Neenah seems certain. The Neenah
aerie has received assurance practi-
cally from all over the state that the
Necnah aerie will be favored The
Twin City Eagles are making great
preparations for attending the Wau-
paca convention next month.
Neenah over 100 600 pike fry have
been planted in the Fox river. be.
tween this city and Appleton, during
the last few days In years gone by
this portion OF the river was a great
rendezvous for fishermen, but of late
pike have been scarce.
Fond du LaC.-The Homeopathic
Medical society OF Wisconsin elected
officers as follows President, 5 r
Stone. Rhinelauder yice-president,
Or C.. +. Adams, Kenosha; secretary.
III L NihA n " 'tNt'' ''''sH''' - b
Or r. +. Brown, Milwaukee
Wausaukee The Wausaukee But
ter Company closed It's creamery per
manently. Lack OF patronage is given
as the reason Another concern, how.
ever may take the property and keep
il in operation,
Racine The fishing tugs Carrie
Mathews and Marriet NJ, which left
this port three weeks ago for Lake
Superior 10 fish, have returned While
fishing is good on that lake II is al
most impossible to secure bait
GAINESVILLE l.. \ Maloy a farmer
is dead and his widow and daughter
are said to be dying as the result OF
eating hamburg steak that was full Of
ptomaipes
Prairie pu Chen The Prairie DU
I Chen EEg case Manufacturing Com
pauy's plant Was destroyed by fire OF
unknown origin.
Relojt-R Puddicombe chiro
practic doctor WAS acquitted 81 q
" charge OF practicing without a license