Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1910-02-23
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
WISCONSIN WAITS.


years. fell from a dump cart in the
wards of the Garten Toy company, at
Sheboygan, and broke his neck he
was playing with other boys.
The Italian consul, Arminio Conte
of Milwaukee, appeared before Cove.
nor Davidson on Thursday, asking the
parole of one of his countrymen serV-
ING in Waupun prison. He promised
to have the convict returned to ltaiy
on his being freed.
Mrs. Michael Hellman made an et-
fort To drown herself in the lake at
Racine. when her youngest daughter
Margaret Hellman, - years old, re-
fused to return home. She was pre-
vented from ending her life by her
husband after desperate struggle.
John Hasley. in command of the
Yacht Willena, belonging to w. F.
Fahrney. which was wrecked on the
gulf coast Jan. %, is in Oshkosh at
the farm of Mr. Fahrney. He said
that the boat braved the storm for
eight hours and then went to pieces
on a reef.
Adam Jelinski's face was torn off
when he was struck by a derrick
while working on a steam shovel at the
500 line shops at Fond du Lac. Je-
lfnski has been Unconscious since the
accident and probably will die. The
derrick stripped off the skin and
features from scalp to chin.
The police of Kenosha have an I'M
usual mystery in connection with the
stabbing of Louis Ponzio. % years or
age, which took place there. Ponzlo
was stabbed by a masked man who
escaped He was taken to his home
and later made a full statement to
the police His condition may prove
serious.
Dairy and Food Comm 3ssioner j. y.
Emery reports two arrests and con-
viotions in Jefferson county on a
charge of having cream separators
exposed to foul and noxious air and
gases arising from the stables in
which COWS and other farm animals
were kept Each was fined $25 and
costs.
The fall of the elevator at the plant
of the Simmons Manufacturing com
pany at Kenosha, in which fifteen
men were injured, may yet result ia
tally as it is announced that the con-
dition of Homer j. Inclenrock. one of
the men injured, is serious lnclem-
rock, it is feared, has suffered a
broken back.
Addressing the 400-odd creamery
and cheese factory operators enrolled
or the special dairy cour-e of The
college of agriculture, j. O. Emery,
state dairy and food commissioner,
urged his class to continue in special
izing, thus maintaining for Wiscon-
sin its reputation as the premier
dairy state of the union
Hoodlums attacked the rectory OF
st. Johns Catholic church at Glen
wood, and smashed ten windows with
stones. The Rev. Peter Weiten got
after them with a revolver, and appar.
emily shot one of them in the leg.
All escaped before they could be recog-
nized. There has been contention in
the church lately over the question of
building a new parish house
While coasting with a number OF
boys at Sheboygan Sylvester, the 13
year old son of Mr. and Mrs William
Lenaneosky fell and broke his neck,
death following but a few hours after
the accident happened. Just how the
accident occurred is not known ana
as get it has not been ascertained
who the lads were that were playing
with him at the time of the unfortu.
nate accident.
The grand jury has convened at
Marinette and the public is waiting
with expectancy for new develop
ments. There is a report afloat that
the soldier relief committee Will be
investigated and every indication also
that the work of the Marinette drain
probed. Capt. John Martin of the
dredging company is one of the wit
nesses.
The residence of Charles Hagstrom
near White river, caught fire while
Mr.. Hagstrom was away working, ana
Mrs. Hagstrom and her five children
had a narrow escape from being
burned to death The children es-
capped in their night clothes, and Mrs.
Hagstrom,. who endeavored TO throw
some clothing out of a window, was
severely burned about the face and
hands. the clothing which she at
.empted to throw out catching fire.
The house and all its contents was
destroyed
DOMESTIC.