Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-01-24
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

and the seven players were fneJ
from $40 to $50 and costs.
Racine.-The Good Shepbora r
versity church celebrated its sav.. k
first anniversary with a big bana
at the Hotel Racine.
Racine --William TheIen forrn3 !. @n
in the ruins of fire which destroa
his building. The wallet eontainar
partially burned, but the money can
redeemed.
Poynette.-The state Anti-sor.
league has retained Messrs. Rogue
Mcdonald. Portage, as its atom
Tor the coming year. Mr.. Bogna (.
district attorney of Columbia conn, E.
Cedarburg.-James Pricketf ,a n
waukee horse trainer, White ai E.
ing colt it suddenly reared MAJ
side jump, hit the pavement a. 4
sustained a broken neck Death NJ.
instantaneous
kenosha.-Dr. w. b. levin Il
enty-one wears old, dropped dead Il.
his home in the village OF Russell Al
was Civil war veteran and Anderso,@
vile prisoner. While he was a yetaI
marian he acted as the medical adyi,k
er of many farmers.
Green Bay.-While endeavorjpg \
unload his rifle, c. E. Burns N
Wausaukee was accidentally shot n
the foot, when the hammer was acc
dentally pulled up and released Tw
toes are missing from his right foot
a result,
Kenosha.-The inquest over bel
remains OF Ernest Contald, found
dead on the lake shore, south of XII
nosha. failed to throw new light On bid
death. The jury rendered an opeDI
verdict and the district attorney wild
continue the investigation.
Grand Rapids.-Fred Marvel, aliasI
state prison at Waupun five weeks
ago, was taken by the local police In
this city, Marvel had but two months
more OF his sentence to serve when
he escaped. The Grand Rapids police
| received the reward of $50.
Madison chapter hou:e Of
Beta Theta Pi fraternity ha3
| been guaranteed by the Madison
board of health on account OF a case
of scarlet fever. l.. c. Smith. sopho-
more, contracted mild case OF the
disease, which was not discovered IN.
| til he had associated with every MEM
Der of his fraternity, twenty In all The
| quarantine will last about five days
Mlwaukee.-Daniel Sweeney Of
Cudahy. who was fined on a
charge of assault and battery on girl
companion on New Years eve died IN
| his boarding house of wounds inflicted
by the girl with hatpin when defend
| ing herself. Sweeney was suddenly
strickeR with hemorrhage and died
half hour later. At the post-morteu
his death was charged to stab wound:
inflicted by hatpin welded By Mist
! Catharine Hermes.
/ Waukesha.-Dr. j. p. Ward hal
refused to examine two person:
who applied for health certificates Il
order to get marriage licenses. DF
w. r. Murphy, who also refused t.
make an examination, said he c0u''
| not conscientiously make the exam
ination, regardless of MIR. Owens opn
| ion. To comply with the law h
would have to make a test whic
| would take u hours and which, tn
doctor says, he cannot do for tire
| dollars. No licenses have been 4
! sued since the law went into effect /.
! Waukesha county.
Waukesha-Fir which originate
| from new oyerheated furnac
destroyed the Kelley institute here
The loss OF $4,000 is coyere
by insurance The building was
frame construction, having been bull
many years ago for hotel purpose
Lack OF water pressure left the mr.
men helpless DIR. J. w. Taft is
the head of the institute. The fire "a
one of the most spectacular in IN
history of the city. Eleven patieI'
were in bed when the fire was disco
cred and escaped in their night cIol
ing.
Chippewa Falls-Dora. six veal
old, and Sophia. one year Oh
were cremated in the farm house
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Benc
which burned during a blizzard ~hle
ragged through this section. The III
was caused when Frank, Jr.. six yea
old, twin brother OF the burned siSIe
went into the k.@,hen and took Il
kerosene lamp OF a shelf and dropp5
1t. The lamp exploded, starting
blaze that filled the room. The mot
er was in the basement and smeii5
the smoke. She came upstairs just
time to drag the boy out OF the roe
and saved him. The two little giF
were sleeping in a bedroom. /.
father was summoned from the b2'
and entered the room but the ham
forced him to jump through wiuao
TO save himself He was badly burns
and cut by glass. The cottage Vs.
quickly reduced to ashes and nota3
4 was saved.
Milton.-The National League
Medical Freedom began its caL
paign here, when Mrs. Minona
Jones, Chicago suffragist. spoke. =