Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-03-21
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

INTO pan VI DOlllng water
Wausau.-Work on the addict
OF the hospital for the o|
nal insane at Waupun will he sta- -'l' 4
soon. The structure will cost ga IA" Z
Racine.-John Gasko, a Hungart.'
laborer, forty-two years old. han.
himself. He was Respondent becaS..
his wife in the old country refused =,
join him in America.
Manitowoc.-The heavy ice 3.
the river is playing havoc v,,S +
the telephone and telegraph cabo,
Electric light cables which carry ~.
power to swing the bridge were MI,
out of commission
La Crosse.-That the infsn. wbo..
nude body was found beside n.
Burlington tracks here had hse1
deliberately murdered an thrown fror,
a car window, is the verdict Of the
coroner's jury.
La Crosse.-Sufering from po,s
bleed, Mrs. F. J. Brown va.
brought to the hospital here. where
despite all the efforts of physicians
her nose continued to bleed for five
days, when it suddenly stopped.
Kenosha.-Joe Bruno, Italian usa3
a revolver in an effort to enforce nav
ment of wages by Peter Stella bakery
proprietor. He pleaded guilty and
was sentenced to six months in ,ba
county Jail
Racine-Alfred Starkey, sixteen
years old, and George Kunz. four
teen years old, both from Milwap.
kee, tried to enter a schoolhouse in
an effort to find a place to sleep. They
had run away from home in order to
escape school. They were sent back
Fond du Lac.-Seventeen guests at
a dinner celebrating the ninety.
fourth anniversary of Richard KAYE
represented a total of 1915 years.
Hayes guests were all Wisconsin
pioneers, whose ages ranged from
seventy to ninety-three.
La Crosse.-La Crosse high school
girls, members of the Little
Mothers club. formed at the sug.
gestion Of Health Commissioner J. NJ
Furstman, to teach young girls the
care of infants, served formal notice
upon the department that they want
real babies to practice on Doctor
Furstman is seriously considering the
issuing of an appeal to La Crosse
mothers for the loan OF their infants
Superior.-A printing plant will
be installed in the Superior high
school for the benefit of the stu
dents of the continuation and indus
trial classes, IL the plan proposed by
Superintendent W E. Maddox and
approved by many members of the
school board, is brought to realization.
waukee.-Governor McGoYeru
granted a conditional pardon to
Lawrence Hollis. who, on Jan
uary 81, 1914. was convicted Of va.
grancy In the district court OF Milvau-
kee county and sentenced to serve 90
days in the house Of correction. The
complaint upon which Hollis was con,
victed was made by his mother
widow. Now she needs him to aid in
her support and she petitioned the
governor for his pardon.
New Richmond.-Fire caused $50.
600 damages in Grand View when
flames destroyed the roundhouse.
machine and blacksmith shops and
water tank of the Superior &
Southeastern railroad. Grand View
Is the logging headquarters Of the WEE
low River Lumber company. which
owned the road. The remainder Of the
property was saved by a locomotive
fitted with a syphon which happened TO
be on the ground The loss is par
TALLY covered by insurance The blaze
originated in the roundhouse.
Observation-Disclosures Haynes SAYS
Waukesha plumbers believe the city
ought to have a sanitary inspector
whose duty would be to regulate the
character and workmanship on al
plumbing work to be done in the ~
ture. There are no regulations for
this kind of work. The creation OF
such a position would cost the mun.e-
pality nothing. A plumbing inspector
Is provided in cities Of more than IT,
600 by the state law which went -1-2
effect last November.
Barron.-Charles E. Gnbertson, four
teen years old. living with his unt.s
R. J. BartTum. near Chetek, wrote DT
George Malcolm OF Chetek the follow
ing letter: George Malcolm unless
you put $1,000 in a box and mail il ~
c. E. G., Box So on R. F. D. Ne. :.
VIII kill you so help me God. Ana q
you try to find out who l am or i.
anybody know about this letter or Gu
not send the money by SATURDAY. "
/ get it then, I viii kill you and oa'.
your house as sure as there is @ e2-
In the skies This is the second ana
last time / will write. 7 don't N21.
any money larger than $40 biz g
want all bills Remember, the hs'H
Hand Death if you don't send
Skull and Bones" On being arrested
he confessed and was sent 10 the u
dustrial school FOR boys.
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