Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1910-07-22
NEWS OF The WORLD.
BADGER BRIEFS.

committed suicide at Rio by drink
ing carbolic acid.
The boy of Andrew Aramo, who
disappeared from Racine was taken
out of the lake He left his home
complaining of poor health.
Franz Kirst, aged AZ years, COM
mitted suicide by drowning himself
in the river at the dock of Ross-Hel
Iinger company at Sheboygan.
Cora Ruggles, telephone operator,
at Rhinelander, was shot in the face
by a brother with toy pistol. The
left eye was flied with powder, but
the sight may be saved.
John Kuepper, a wealthy farmer OF
Sherwood, was struck by passen-
ger train and is dying at Hilbert
He was hurled 200 feet into field
and his horse was killed.
John Schup, a farmer residing
mile and half from Port Washing
ton, accidentally fell from a load OF
hay on a pitchfork, which passed
through his intestines, causing IN
slant death.
John Tolleforson, one of Dane
county's oldest settlers and one or
the wealthiest men of Stoughton'
died, aged 70 years. His death was
due to a sunstroke received two
weeks ago.
Judson H. Clark, a Westfield busl-
CESS man who was arrested on
.harge of manslaughter, was acqult-
led. An automobile driven by Clark
struck Ferdinand Drahheim on June
8, killing him.
Ferdinand Harms of Menomonle;
carpenter, aged 43, committed suicide
bv hanging himself on WOOdshed.
Mental arrangement caused by the
extreme heat is supposed to have
lead TO the act.
Aiming himself with shotgun,
Frank Vevera, a Bohemian, Al years
old, entered the barn of Joseph Rep |
lev in Caledonia and shot himself !
through the heart. The shot set fire |
20 the barn and it was with diff
:ulty saved.
John Kent, charged with the MUIR
Ter of George Warren, had his hear
ng before Justice C. S. Briggs. He
was bound over to the circuit court.
When his bail bond, fixed at $4,000,
has been approved he will be re-
leased from Jail.
A fire destroyed the barn and two
horses. all of the farm implements,
several sheep, pigs and over 200
chickens On the farm of William Lett
near GAINESVILLE. The loss is in the
neighborhood of $4,000. The house
was saved by a bucket brigade.
The 5-year-old daughter of John
Harties of Oconto Falls, and her
Dusin, two years older, were poi.
soned by drinking the juice of some j;
kind of wild flower, mixed with wa.
ter. The girl went into commissions
and died in ten minutes. A pnysi-
clan saved the boy.
As the result of an explosion of a
10Y cannon while he was looking
INTO the mouth Frank Swokawsky,
If Manitowoc, IA years old, may be
5Otally blind anad will be disfigured
;or life. The sight of one eye is
beyond hope. but physicians are
working to save the other eye.
Mike Purcell. aged "a, of Chicago,
was killed at Marinette when alight-
ing from a blind baggage. He was
travelling with Richard Lehman and
Albert Brahm, also from Chicago.
Both legs were severed and he lived
only a few hours. Lehman and
Brahm are being held at Menominee
by the authorities.
Joseph Stanbridge, arrested in Win
throp Harbor on a charge of attack
ing Edward Walsh, a soldier in Camp
Logan, following an argument over
the Johnson-J effries fight, was held in
bonds of $4,000 by Magistrate Swartz
in Winthrop Harbor, pending his re-
turn to Kenosha for trial on extradi-
ton papers issued by the governor
OF Illinois.
Her dress catching fire from paper
which she lighted while starting a
fire, Mrs. Carl Henschel, pioneer
resident of Centerville, was fatally
burned and died within a few hours.
Her aged husband was in the room
at the time of the accident, but, be-
ing> deaf, did not hear his wife's
screams for help, and the woman
rushed from the house into the yard,
where she attempted to extinguish
the flames under a pump.
Frank Steele, was was rescued from
she wilds of Bayfield, county, near
Gable, after having lain in the open
sor two weeks. unable to move on
account of paralysis which overcame
him while on his way to the home
stead, he died from exposure. He sub
sisted on pOrcupines, killed by his
14-year-old son, who was with him,
until the rescue party, under the
leadership OF his brother, found him /
and brought him home
AS a result of burns received while
celebrating tho Fourth Of TuIv Tapa