Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-03-13

her eight-months-Old child. she Tell
exhausted and when picked up her
clothing was all burned away She
died after ten hours of suffering.
Fond du Lac-At the closing
session of the annual convention
of the Fond du Lac Sunday School as
ISOLATION officers were elected as fol-
lows President, Rev. G. G. Alborn,
Oakfield; vice-president, Mrs. c. M.
Hubbard, Oakfeld secretary, Elsie
w. Schaar, Fond du Lac; treasurer,
n. A. Mcdonald, Fond du Lac; super
intendent of the elementary depart
ment, Miss Rose Chegwin, Fond du
Lac: superintendent of the education
al department, Prof Mulch OF Rtpon
college.
Ashland Charges were filed by
The fire and police commission
for removal from the force Of
Chief of Police Blair. The charges
were signed by half a dozen proml-
nent men The main charge accuses
the chief of police of forcibly transfer
ing q Dun WOOdIhcbI II Jill OAAO ~AON
pital to another, one cold day in Janu-
airy, while he was suffering from pneu-
monia, the woodman dying a couple OF
hours after the transfer
Green Bay.-The following Off
GERS have been elected by the Wom-
ans Equality league of this city:
President, Mrs Herbert w. Knox;
vice-president, Miss Clara Barkhau-
sen; secretary and organizer, Mrs.
McCreery; treasurer, Mrs. J. 7. Phil
lips. 1t has been decided to tour the
counties of Brown, Kewaunee and
Door in autos next summer in further
ance of the suffrage campaign.
Muscoda.- Health officer A W.
James, accused of irregularities in
the scarlet fever quarantine, made
a spirited defense before the local
board of health at a meeting. BY
unanimous vote that body held the
charges groundless and upheld the
physician.
Milwaukee.-Walter Schalock was
shot in saloon brawl during his
twenty-second birthday celebration.
John Fleckenstein, charged with the
shooting, was arrested.
Delavan.-More than 500 Knights
of Columbus from southern Wis
consin and northern Illinois came
to Delavan in three special trains for
the institution OF Delavan lodge, K. of
c. Celebration Of high mass in st. An
drew's began the ceremonies. Degrees
were conferred on a class of So Until
ates in the opera house, the work Of
three degrees being exempIttied by Be-
lott, Monroe and Manitowoc teams.
Marinette-The second annual
meeting Of the Superior confer
ence of the Swedish Lutheran churches
of northern Michigan and Wisconsin
will be held in Marinette on March IS
to 25. Rev. C. L. Lund, president of
the conference, will preside at all ses-
sions.
Fond du Lac-Within five minutes
after she had returned to her
home, 396 Linden street, after visiting
in the country, Miss Mamie G1ebel,
daughter of Mrs. Theresa Giebel,
dropped dead of heart failure. Besides
her mother, she is survived by nine
sisters and one brother.
Beloit.-Relatives of Tony OAR
mora, a storekeeper in the Italian
section, who, it is alleged, was stabbed
by Rosatio Dolleua, have offered $500
reward for the capture OF the sup
posed assailant, who is still at large
According to report several bystand-
ers attempted to hold Dolleua, but
were prevented by his friends A
third part, name unknown, is under ar
rest, charged with implication in the
crime. The wounded man is not ex-
pected to live.
notwithstanding that he had
perfected an aeroplane that will
revolutionize the art of flying,
Louis Fl. Haase, a baggageman at the
Northwestern station here, has applied
for a patent. He says it is almost i'm
possible for his machine to capsize or
fall suddenly. The new air craft con-
sists of four or more kite-shaped
planes, to be. % feet long and 20 feet
wide, placed one above the other, with
the motor in the center, below them.
Acknowledgement McGovern is
waiting to settle several legal
questions before making known
plans for a special session. Treasurer
Dahl, who visited Black River Falls,
reported to the governor that Ieglsla-
tive aid in the flood situation was nee
essary.
Hartford-The Washington Coun-