Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1914-08-01
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Depere.-AuguSt Van der Brando~.
struck match and the burping -.
flew off and struck him in the evo 49,
the hospital ii was found necessarr ..
remove the eye to save the otber
Madison.-Joe Dragnie, Austr,..
slayer Of Michael Jelaca, a worL
man on the Northwestern railroad n,a.
sentenced to rs years in states nriso.
by Judge Fehlandt in municipal corr,
Dragnie shot Jelaca on July 13
Sheboygan.-Chief of Police Hanr,
Define is campaigning against closed
saloon side rooms, turned off electro
lights and "cozy corners" in palm gar
dens.
oconto.-Mary Kazda, aged twenty
drank spoonful of carbonc acid in
tumbler of water. Doctor Clark q
Marquette graduate, pumped out the
acid She will recover.
Kenosha.-Search for the AMMAN
who murdered Jacob Nesela bis
wife and daughter, Mrs. Josenh
Mansfield and her infant daughter
near Blue Island, ILL.,, July 6. shifted
to Kenosha.
Oshkosh.-Mrs. Anna Schienfeldt
fifty-tive years old, was instantly
killed by passenger train on the Nil.
waukee road. Mrs Scheinfeldt was nm
the way to visit relatives and was
walking beside the track when She
| stepped in front of the engine
Fond hI1 uro III
ty, Chicago musician, died sudden.
ly from heart failure at the
| home of his mother in Green Bush
this county, where he had been spend
ing the summer. He leaves his mother
and one sister
Neenah. - A wholesale slaughter
of dogs is being conducted here
by the police in the enforcement
of the muzzling ordinance during july
and August. Every animal seen or
the streets without muzzle is prompt
l. shot
Kenosha.-The Chicago & North
western Railway company suffered
a $4,000 fire loss at Balm sta
ton when the coal chutes were de-
stroyed. The flames burned eight coal
cars and their contents. Traffic on
the line will be hampered
Depere.-A reception was given
in honor of Rev. B. H. Pennings On
the lawn of ST. Norbert's college. to
celebrate his return from an extended
visit in Europe He attended the chap
| ter of the Demonstration order of
which he is the head In the United
States. He was received by the pope
shkosh.-Rudolph Cyrtmus, Win
neconne, drowned at a boathouse
| four miles up the river. A skif
fioated away and Cyrtmus jumped in
with his clothes on to get the boat. It
is thought he was taken with cramps
He is survived by wife and II chill
dren
La Crosse. - Three young men
entered a plea of guilty to burglary
in circuit court and were sen
fenced to serve three years each in
the states prison at Waupun They
are Charles Thurman. aged twenty-five
years, Louisville, Ky; George La Rue,
aged twenty, Chicago; Earl Livingston.
aged twenty-five, Duluth.
Depere.-Rev B. L. Bergstrom
had a narrow escape from death
when an automobile in which he was
returning from a ball game at Green
Bay went down an embankment and
overturned He was thrown out and
suffered a double dislocation Of the
shoulder. The other occupants were
unhurt.
Grand Rapids.-Word has been re-
ceived by the chief of police that
the body of the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Engle Of the town OF
Rock Wood county, had been discoY-
cred I'm the woods near their farm
| house. Miss Engle, who is seventeen
years old, had been missing for sew
eral days. leaving no clue as to her
whereabouts or reason for disappear
ance. Her death was a suicide from
carbolic acid
Madison.-That a houseboat is not
dwelling house within the mean
ing of the fish and game laws was
held in an opinion by Attorney
General Owen to Game Warden
Sholts. The game laws authorize the
game wardens to enter certain prem
ises in search of evidence of violation
without a warrant, but provide iha'
they may not enter a dwelling without
warrant The effect of the ruling is
that the game warden may enter
I houseboat at any time and make search
without a warrant
Taylor-The four children Of Ricn-
ard Roberts of this town burned
to death when the house in which chez
lived caught fire while the father " as
on a visit with a neighbor When ae
arrived the house was enveloped ~
/ flames. and desperate attempts 10 yes
cue the children failed. Mr.. Roberts
/ and other villagers were palIll-.t
burned in attempting it. Roberts Is q
widower. He had left the chi.dFea 81
/ home alone The Oldest was q boy o-
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