Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-12-08

tie of Hennl.
A Denver jury acquitted Gertrude
Gibson Patterson of the murder OF
her husband.
AID Wolgast was stricken with ap-
pendicitis on the eve Of his flight with
Welsh at Los Angeles.
The forthcoming message OF the
president will deal almost entirely
with the question Of trusts.
Senator Miles Poindexter, of Wash
ngton will open the LaFollette cam
paign in North Dakota.
The supreme court of Missouri sus-
tanned the constitutionality OF the
Kansas City billboard ordinance.
"A plea for the free use by all ma
tons of the completed Panama canal
is made by John Barrett, director gen
eral of the Pan-AInerican union, IN
statement to be published.
Local labor leaders at Salt Lake
are bitterly aroused over the impllca-
tion that the Mcnamara confessions
were arranged with a partial purpose
of shielding men higher up"
The armored cruiser Colorado Of
the Pacific feet has carried Off the
honors among American battleshlps
and armored cruisers for the various
forms of target practice in the autumn
of 1911.
German military authorities are
planning to build an aerial cruiser,
with a carrying power OF 300 persons
and a speed of fifty miles an hour.
It's gas capacity will be 10000 cubic
meters.
Mrs. Anna Gaffney Langley, the girl
wife who shot and killed her husband
in San Francisco several months ago,
alleging that he had squandered her
earnings as stenographer for liquor,
was discharged from custody.
Mrs. Prollope II. Heatherington,
aged ninety-three, who was maid IN
waiting to Queen Victoria and served
at the queens coronation dinner, is
dead at Amy, Mich.
The trust busting" crusade OF the
federal government has demonstrated,
in the Judgment Of Attorney General
Wickersham, that the powers OF the
bureau of corporations should be en-
larged.
A final decree of divorce was grant
ed to Captain Peter c. Hams, the
slayer Of William e. Annis. Captain
Hams brought action several months
ago, in which Annis was named as
correspondent.
Richard Barry, the writer, won his
fight against the Players club When
the appellate division of New York
court granted him q peremptory writ
of mandamus demanding the club to
restore him to membership.
Robbers got about $1,375 from the
State bank at Meade, Okla Three
explosions were necessary to open
the safe. The same bank was robbed
February "a last and $1,277 secured.
The robbers escaped each time.
The Ligget & Myers Tobacco COM
pany of New Jersey was licensed to
do business in Missouri, with offices
in st. Louis. The company's total
Capitalization is $36,880,200 of which
S20,158.717 is invested in this state.
Opposition to national parcels
post on the ground that it will drive
out the small retailers and establish
the grip of the mail order houses in
small communities was voiced by
John A. Green of Cleveland, secretary
of the national association OF retail
grocers.
Five hundred persons sat down at
the develop Alaska" dinner OF the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce, the
purpose of the gathering being to
further the movement to obtain leg
islation from congress for the open
ing of Alaska to settlement and of
it's resources to development.
Lord" George Sanger, the circus
Snowman, was murdeded by an EN-
ploye on his farm at Finchley, Lon
don.
Fourteen men, including DR.. Raj
fael Molina, were arrested at El Paso
charged with conspiring against the
Madero government in Mexico.
Washington. of the regular
republican leaders of congress and a
few democrats called at the eXecu-
tive office Monday to shake hands
with President Taft before the ses-
sion began, but of insurgents or near
insurgents there were only two.
Because he turned aside first to tell
companions that a cavein was immi-
nent, Martin Showers, aged 81, miner
in a shaft near Central City, S. D.,
lost his life. His companions escaped,
but Showers was caught in the tons of
earth and rocks and crushed to
death.
One fireman was instantly killed
another probably fatally injured and
mail clerI, and eight passengers sus-
tanned hurts o. d minor nature when a
west bound Rio Grande passenger
train ran into a landslide sixty miles
east of Pueblo, Colo, yesterday.
Secretary Meyer urges the need OF
building new battleships.
Mrs. Mabel ThmOpson, known to
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