Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-28
General.

The Burlington has announced its
intention of building an additional ex-
tension in Wyoming to run as far east
as the Powder river and to form a con-
nection with the Northwestern.
Mrs. Theodore Benner, daughter OF
former United States Senator Van
Wyck of Nebraska, has filed Peti-
ton in district court seeking a di-
Vorce Mrs. Benner was Miss Happy
Theodore Van Eyck. She was born
in Washington, though most of her
life has been Passed in OtOe county,
Nebraska.
J. F. Malloy has begun suit in the
federal court at Sioux Falls against
the Milwaukee railroad for 100000
damages for alleged false arrest and
Imprisonment.
The board of governors of the Amer
lean Textile association has ordered
all the big cotton mills of North and
South Carolina to close down for
period of from fourteen to thirty days,
in order to curtail the manufacture of
cotton.
DR.. Frederick A Cook, who lectured
at ST. Paul, announced that Prof. L.
L. Dyche of the University of Kansas
has been definitely decided upon as
one of the members of his forthcoming
Mount Mckinley expedition.
Blown fifty feet in the air, two men
were instantly killed when a firebOx
on a Big Four freight engine at Sha-
ron, Ohio, blew out.
Charles F. Murphy and the entire
executive committee of Tammany at
tended the funeral of Senator Patrick
H McCarren in Brooklyn.
David Taft Robinson, aged 81, a
cousin of President Taft, died at Rich
wood, o. He was a retired farmer.
A rumor is in circulation at st. Pc
tersburg to the effect that the powers
have addressed joint note to Russia
with regard to Manchurian affairs.
Cooperation of governors of all
states and territories in nationwide
campaign for safe md sane celebra-
ton of independence day in every
hamlet, town and city throughout the
country is the object of movement
now inaugurated at WASHINGTON.
DR.. Cook promises within two
months to submit proofs of his dis
covery of the pole.
Seven persons and possibly more
were killed in a wreck on the Pan
Handle division of the Pennsylvania
railroad near Collinsville, O., in
collision.
William H Gallinger, SO years old
4f 81
linger of New Hampshire, died of
heart failure in New York at the
home of his cousin, Mrs. Adelaide E.
Johnston.
The department Of commerce and
labor telegraphed to Los Angeles, CAL
authority for the release on bail OF
Gutierrez de Lara, who was arrested
as an anarchist and an alien, who en-
tered this country without inspection
Pension Commissioner Warner says
the list of civil war veterans is rap
idly growing smaller.
At midnight June 16 the $4,000
electric light of the Alaska-Yukon-Pa
cific exposition were put out, closing
the Worlds fair of 1909
Frank E. HanScome, cashier of the
failed bank at Mineral Point, Wis.
committed suicide.
Labor leaders are to renew their
agitation for representation in the
presidents cabinet.
More meat is condemned as unfit
for human food in the United States
than in any other country.
An even dozen men of standing will
pass judgment on the polar con-
troversy.
Sweeping regulations designed to
both facilitate importations of al
hides of meat cattle and to safe
guard native live stock by requirin
certificates of distinction signed b.
American consuls have been issued b!
the treasury to customs officers.