Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-12-02

Cardinal Sanminiatelli died at
Rome. He was born at Radicondel1 IN
1910. and was proclaimed cardinal
in 1901.
Secretary McVeagh says records OF
corporations in his control are not for
the public eye.
Miss Leneve, to marry whom Grip
pen killed his wife, has sailed from
London for America.
Lack of scientific methods was
charged against railroad managers at
the shippers hearing.
Mrs. Russell Sage has given Vassar
S150,000 for the construction of a new
residence hall or dormitory.
A limited parcels post for rural free
delivery routes will be recommended
by Postmaster General Hitchcock.
At Troy, Ala, the Atlantic Compress
company's warehouse and press were
destroyed by fire. Nearly 5000 bales
of cotton were burned.
Jacob M. Dickinson, secretary OF
war, received word of the death of his
son Overto hutchinson at Belle Meade
stock farm, near Nashville, Tenn.
Employees of the Brooklyn Rapid
Transit company were notified of a 5
per cent increase in wages to take eff
feet at once. About 1880 men are
effected.
Festivities were held in Panama in
celebration of Panamas independence
of Spain, which was gained in 1919 by
the republic of Colombia, Of which
Panama formerly was part.
John Windon of Randolph county,
Alabama, and Joe Wheeler of Carroll
county, Georgia, were acquitted of
peonage charge in the United States
district court in Montgomery, Ala.
Leave the cities and settle on
FARMS" was the burden of the ad-
dresses delivered at the annual con-
vention of the Federation of Jewish
Farmers of America in New York.
At San Antonio, Tex, r. o. Gray,
a mining engineer of st. Louis, Mo-,
was found dead in bed. He was fully
dressed and a bullet wound was in
his head. In his hand was a pistol.
The twenty-fourth case of typhoid
fever developed at the naval academy
when Midshipman K. c.. Woodward
of the first class was admitted to the
naval general hospital for treatment.
The condition of Moses C. Wetmore,
retired millionaire manufacturer and
democratic national committeeman
from Missouri, is reported critical
He was run down by a horse and
wagon.
A plea for the upbuilding of the
American merchant marine was made
by Congressman William S. Green of
Fall River, in an address before the
alumni of the Massachusetts Nautical
Training school in Boston.
Captain Simeon P. Gillette, former
bank of Evansville, Ind, who is under
federal indictments for alleged mis-
management of the bank, shot and
killed himself at his home in that
city.
Unless unforeseen complications
arise, the indicted members Of the So
called "beef trust" will be placed on
trial Dec. 20. Counsel for the govern
ment and for the packers in the Unit
ed States district court agreed upon
this date.
Facts and figures made public by
Labor Commissioner J. C. A, Hitler,
reveal that Missouri holds exceeding
ly high rank as a horticulture state,
having an annual product; on from it's
gardens and orchards, worth, in round
numbers, $22,000,000.
To ask that the president recon-
mend additional pension legislation,
Representative Phil Campbell of Kan
sas called at the White house. Mr..
Campbell suggested to the president
that he enforce the bill adopted at
the last grand encampment of the
G. A. r.
Secretary Ballinger has filed in the
District of Columbia supreme court
| his answer to a mandamus proceed
ing instituted against him by James
F. Rowell of Oklahoma, in which the
| latter SEEKS W COIlpSA IlIl " 4oouO
patent for 100 acres bordering on
LaWtOn, Okla.
| A half million dollars annually will
be saved to the postOffice depart
ment, it is believed, as result of an
order issued by Postmaster General
Hitchcock disseminating the practice
of re-enclosing registered mail il epe.
cial envelopes before sending it from
the office of origin.
United States Senator Lafayette
Young, appointed by Governor Carroll
to serve until the coming general as
sembly, has formally announced that
he Is a candidate before the legisla-
ture to fill the unexpired term Of the
late Senator Dolliver, which termin-
ates March 4, 1913.
T. B. Fitzpatrick, national treasurer
of the United Irish League, cabled
$4,000 to John e. Redmond, leader OF
the Nationalist in the British parlia
ment, for the furtherance of the cause
This makes the total sent since the
recent annual meeting Of the league
at Buffalo, $4,000.