Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1915-01-28
Wisconsin, Neus
TerseLy Told

! OF fires was 1881.
Beloit-Dr. Lawrence Joseph Hen
derson. assistant professor of bio
| logical chemistry III Harvard univer-
sity, will be the Harvard exchange
professor at Beloit college the coming
semester
MISUNDERSTANDING Grabowski
of Milwaukee, charged with a viola
ton of the fishing laws, was found not
| guilty by jury in municipal court at
| Oconomowoc. The arrest was made at
Pewaukee lake.
Marshfield.-Gun clubs in the state
are preparing petitions to Governor
| Philip asking for the retention of
State Game Warden John A. Shots.
Petitions have been largely signed in
Marshfield and Stevens Point.
kenosha- - Kenosha has three
cases of smallpox, the third case
having been quarantined. The vic
tim is Mamie Smith, a fifteen-year-
| old schoolgirl. The children III the
| school where she was attending have
all been ordered vaccinated
Madison.-The two rival veterinary
societies of Wisconsin decided to
unite. A name for the associa-
ton will be selected later. officers
elected were: President, ]. w. Beck
worth, Shullsburg; vice-president, NJ.
j. OReilley, Merrill; secretary, w. A.
Wolcott, Madison, and treasurer, J. F.
Roub, Monroe.
Ashland.-O. NJ. Mcpherson and
DR.. w. M Wooster, members Of
the special commission of three to
revise the allotment list for Indians
of the Odanah reservation, have ar
rived in Ashland and the work OF re-
checking the lists began. The mem
bers Of the commission win work in
| conjunction with the old committees
Of five composed of representative
Indians of Odanah.
Maiden ROck-The Lower Chippe-
wa Valley Live Stock Breeders
association, composed of the stock
ratsers in Pepin, Pierce, Dunn, Buffalo
and Eau Claire counties, was organ
iZed at Durand The following are of
ficers: John p. Ward, Canton, presi-
dent; James Allison, Manville, vice
president; Charles Fleishauer, Water
vile, vice-president; Charles Ingram,
Durand, secretary, and w. H. Bid
dick, Dunn, treasurer.
Green Bay-CIarence Londo OF
Rextown, Mich, twenty-one years
old, is held here by order of gov.
eminent officials under the Mann
white slave act, charged with
transporting Ida Glare from Michi-
gan for unlawful purposes. 1t is
alleged he brought the girl here on
January 10. A marriage was per
formed in Menominee, Mich, and was
nullified because she was only four
teen years old. She swore falsely to.
her age, it is said. The father of the
girl traced the couple to Green Bay
and had them arrested.
Kenosha.-Fresh from serving a
term in the state prison at Wau-
pun for manslaughteT in the third
degree Pasquale Marchese is to marry
again. He secured a license to wed
Miss Pasqualian Desimone. MaTchese-
was the defendant in one of the most
hOIdUIS Huluti LlldIO GNGI llltu iiE
this county. On November Is, 1911,
he entered his home here and found
his wife, Rosalie Marchese, and his
cousin, Pasquale Marchese, in a com
promising position He secured an
ak and killed both the woman and her
paramour.
Beaver Dam. - At the annual
.AFr
Fair association held in this city the
following officers were elected: J. E.
Malone, Beaver Dam, president; Judge
Martin L. Lueck, juneau, vice-presi-
dent; c. w. Harvey, Beaver Dam,
secretary; H. B. Drake, Beaver Dam,
treasurer; E. E. Hopkins, Beaver Dam,
marshal; c. s. Porter, Fox Lake;
Charles Hawks, Horizon; F. SopeT,
Ripon; B. e. Sampson, Brownsville;
G. J. Schoenfeld, Fox Lake; II. w.
ScheIlpfeffer Mayyille; 9. r. Webster,
Danville; Jerry Riordan, MayYille o.;
r. Jones, Calamus, board of directors.
Madison.-Word was received here
by Madison police that James
Murphy, wanted here for the
shooting of L. M. Shelter Morgan
field, KY, an agricultural student at
the university, on the night Of Octo-
Der rs, is being held by the police
Of Shreveport, La Governor Hall
honored the requisition papers pre-
scented to him in the capitol at Baton
Rouge by Capt. Harry Davenport Of
the Madison police department, and
Davenport will leave Shreveport with
his prisoner. Shelter was shot while
walking through the university
grounds with a coed, his condition
was critical for several days, and he
is now at home in Morganfeld. Jo-
seph Alsheimer, recently sent to
Green Bay for burglary, told the police
that he was with Murphy when the
latter shot Shelter. Murphy came to
Madison last fall and was laborer.
Racine. -Representative Cooper on
Monday asked the president to speak
at Racine on his return trip from the
Pacific coast.
Richland Center-Edwin Pickard Of
this city died as result Of injuries
in a coasting accident when
hit by boy on a sled.
Ashland.-The body of Alexander
a trapper Of Ashland coun-
y, missing some weeks, was found in
he snow near Defer's logging camp.
onomowoc-Thomas Reilly, aged
fifty, was found dead at the home Of
Charles Foy, north of Oconomowoc,
having shot himself through the head.
Cumberland-Rev S. D. Hawkins,
1astor Of the Swedish Lutheran
church Of this city, has taken
charge Of his pastorate. He comes
rom Stockholm, Wis. Rev Edward
aarheken, new priest for st. Mary's
md st. Anthony's Catholic congrega-
ions, has come from Lake Mebaga-
non