The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1910-08-11
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II. NOyeS, pup
Usher OF the Eagle-Star, was dis.
! charged on the charge that he had
obtained money from the county under
| false pretenses. Judge Ebert held that
no crime had been committed. Mr..
Noyes was first indicted by the grand
| jury because OF an error In bill sub.
mitted for the printing OF the tax list.
| The grand jury case was then nolled
| by District Attorney Schwittay, who
afterward commenced criminal &C!
ton. The decision ends the case and
is a complete vindication for the edi-
| tor.
| Portage.-D. w. Baker. alias J. c..
Barbour. who, while posing as
commission merchant from st. Cloud.
| MINI, is alleged to have cashed
worthless checks was sentenced by
Judge Fowler to five years IN the
! penitentiary. Baker, who was married
last January, was arrested while stop
! ping with his wife at the Irving hotel.
! Fond du Lac, his arrest having been
| brought about by John Murphy. hotel
! clerk who identified Baker at the
! Farmers and Merchants bank when
! he presented check there. Murphy
| followed Baker to several cities until
! he was finally found in Fond du Lac
on nJv o. When searched Raker
| had IN hts nocket brank cbecka on
hanks IN Milwaukee Chicago and
other cities
Waukesha tracking a horse
for ten miles by a peculiar shoe
It wore, Sheriff Edward Gibson re-.
covered horse. buggy and harness.
stolen out Of the barn of George Al.
kinson in the town of pewaukee II
! is not known what time during the
/ night the robbery was committed. but
/ as soon as it was discovered In the
morning, the sheriff was notified and
! he Immediately picked up the trail
/ and tracked the animal into the town
! of Brookheld He was but a short dis
/ lance from the intruder. who turned
! into the farm of Charles Smith and
/ escaped. The horse was valued at
| $3.50 and the harness and buggy
at s7S
Chfppcwa Falls-At noon an In.
terlrban car ON the Chinnawa Val.
] ley electric railway struck a big
! en.passenger Stoddard DAYTON
! touring car. driven and owned bv ID.
! Birkholz OF New Auburn, demoishing
| the car. The fender of the iuterurban
| pushed into the machine and threw
| him out, thereby saving his life He
| was the only passenger in the auto.
! Appleton Leo Jones aged TWEEN.
| ~. died from ptomaine poisoning
/ He had bepn sueudiup the afternoon
! nm q Iounch nm rho river vbara
lunch Of canned goods had heen
served While seated at the sumner
| table he suddenly became uncon-
! scious and died three hours LATER with.
/ ont regaiuiug consciousness
! La Crosse -- Edward Steadman
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