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LOVE flies IN ESCAPE
Ir
faitlFuliiodS anti Elopeui nt
with Burglar.
SENSATION AT LA CROSSE*
Statement Leads to Ar; • of TuinL ,
on Charge of Aiding Federal
Prisoners.
I.a Cr.'S'.*, Wis.. Any. US. (Spcial )
wl.iivo, an * , lit, an irate sun, look
Ins f..r i ■ up u' " man v 1 . 1
ruined 1..- la ’f't Li a
fly— thcSl i ■
C ails*-. |) ,;t 1,. ; in* an I 1 ini
key M-r h < ...dvrs of 1 ■ I.a < r
county jail hit. Saturd.r. myht, x • '-" I
with v.,i .it,. . . 1' i a..', .ay I
of Amir i- 1 Hoi
Traiunr f. i •..*• j ou Angus! 1 ml
Any,ist h. r pe.-ix.ly. The St. Kn.:
mu's informal a jj.v.-n tin* h.- r. t s.*rv
kx* t!ir**uy. I*. lollmo Inspeitur Kra/.mr
led tic ri ic 1 ns Up I I 111 ■ ,IC
X ’l,icier- ... ■ .pa S til" . ell formerly a
-d !■* I'i . i. TANARUS,
Were Federal Prisoners.
It was ah ul MX x\e.-k- ayo that t uu .
ninyhnui, Tr.nnur nnd Jaims. O. Orunej
were arrested at Wiu .na, Mian . chary.-I
wph holding up a man on a HiirP.nyioii
Irani and i h.r.y him "I son The *i : .
were in I'd at a hotel when arrest* J
and were taken s , hy surprise that Pits
of i mylar m found in tlmir
j. n. I. peter I ni/,., r of Ihe
pi.stolllce loparimcnt ha I xx.irked up t
caso again-; tin* trio for lihmniy tie
-1
Ir. m here, aid .i-k'-l that they h*
turn*' ! ..V. r I . ll ■ I'nil>"l States iu
t! .r.tic-. I: xx as don** ami 111 ■ > xv. re
p, ;n here in I.a <To Hu
tie ’ f J • • ■*.':'. ay', nil
raped hy .winy through hat*, m 'ln- 1
c*rri)lr an i .r ppiuy from tin*
y rx win : > 1 . n, •ms and an impr. .
x r' < l.e.hpiili H
W..s fupp . I : | |i. it time that saxvs I
V '
I:
I*3 pmn. ,'.f Turnkey ''hdd r
U* 1 Heavy Tools.
II: !, . ; A. ;y . -I, lo ’ll n c.r
/
ti '..-I . ui L ivy I *■.. an I p s,
but ■'. 1 '- 1- iris '.I the do'l
(. 'Jo- III"
roc. . . * Ivor M i (re
muj, '! . , . , ,j,t ■, .:.y .h int 1*..1 h
escapes ; t alt!. . .ah Ifavy tool.
must I ' . u- -1 n. I* .'li in ( am c•.
I "I. -Inu 1
V. 1,1 ll *l,. e - 11 1 '' V, I , ; id *,
Imp- t-r ; : i ■ ' -
ti*- Vu -I , ' mv.ih.iy I .
•
f; ,V* | ll* •
woman. • v. 1 . -1 ri- jail In :*u
lid .met ,1 ' ’ ' ' I . '
11.. V. cut ''• I ■ all.l v I . I*.id I Lai Ihe
,lllll ll I. I ! tid her '.' II y U 7 •
I
of • unnilo .ai.d I r,i a h■ Ih* pax
I?., at ,1 M** i 'I
I io xx * ini.u on .! uly _’T 'I Ia ■
noticed t1.,.' i mi ip*-I a I
i..
Slid do. id. y 'luii 1 moth.a Ii el told
He trill he ; TII • I '1: ■ *l"p le* ll ■at
t.c, aiiHi*. .1 I * pul 1 I ■ "XX mil.l Idle ii
•ee I r,nma i aiigcd " II" del not xxish,
ki.xx io r. I . 1... x.• hi nmlhei pi "■■' 11 • •"I
Worn a Love. Robbci
His sp.ry xxii . to tl ••■( II il
Trailer in’.l I. ■ p ils dropped ml .
Kin I XV. V a i *
lg ,
by *.! . S' i ’ .ii.. i* 111 her If l in.il i
f lid just I'll 1 ■ c.r "and 1: nil lil l "ill It
i,ii, 1,,. xx... all :xxa id . . .XVII
111* nr ii I " I . s mother tl it day.
rum ii.c ..■■ ti . had n * money pi • '
vaih'd up f i.e fa I. .'l' to i lloxx Ihe hand 1
■ o slay t.',.T a. I.a ui , for onic ilo ap
jew Hi yi i * ii..iihi le - had hecn Mloleii
The niol lu r I .'ll desperately m love \x 11 Ii
Trim.-I- ■ I ■■ xx a vixen a fob nt the
lute: Ale: . lime i .I .ring i ihluu I
xxas . .niltllll-1 ai t " I ' ll and Ii mi a j
(1..,1 XX .* ' t "• ;le cud mot
er SI * 1 . .at ei in* |
living m t in < 'liiciig.i
tievoi ug I * Iri m u ii, I I Ip
ilig I,in, .! . ■ i ii ml . xx ! a
h’ I, ~ ' •
Arm'h*" Woman in (le* ( i ■
*l’... k* ■ xx "U. . It. XX ! . .me I, -
Tilst he!oi. 'IT ae.or * .p.-d, . mu to
he < ini:ili- ' I x * ■*(
Ti linot ..•'! xx . i re xx , . mil
known lot:.. .> :. * x.. ■ 11111. Ion.;
Ilf’ ' i i■• ■ I l. ■ i A In. .• ’ I ...
laid talked -x i- T .t id' i Tm,i-i - ami
the ixxo re I ' 1..* i . u pi. on, t 1., I
H In-n r :I '... "Mil ot it
W ith data I ■ * - • ! Imiii Ins clip* I
ftp* • lor I t air I u|i 11," ci • j
S. -t t ! ; . I lie a vvoiii i pi .I, ,
gldy not ! :e.< hccii nia*l. i -i .>!!■■ day s
he ("I ’ ■ I.e! I,at I l cl.i, night I
1. - 'T of * ixx f..c| in ( i in,' . j
la 1. a. ic .In., Hu I c a I 1 1
sx .1 ' ■ * ■ 1' ■ though) 111 -.,
1 " .. . I ' ' lid Will I. .1 1,1 It. '
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u: • ■ ii.jif•-*! ’■ I'Pil/i- ii ii i iM'ii i,
j. i i.ill. ?r.im. tin'll .< 1, I ci If | , |
.
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i 'I 1,. ln jit nt i 1
lin' .ir nf i ! 1 hi i , i;|. . . ~ :
ji, m ti.nl I 'I V .".I 111 II limn, ~ ,
Ii . nf ilnjr I" f'T* I 11■ -}■ hii l 1,, j
1111 ■ ' m• r !■ <i, i'li i , wh i I ~,1. 4 1
it t . <’ru< '■ ii : >- ill lln tn ,l
i • 111* • "Ii- V- • Mil*
I . .-I I,in • ■;. 1 ! .11. I- (ill 1 1 nil i
I ,1.1 < 'll, 'I'TH ,I*. I 1 *
; ~. i-; : T lilly v. n In ,i ■ -.'ll 1 11 >I■
: riff V.' .1. S '-I', w in. lijr I! hi.
i- ' Mill litlUl.'l-ll! ! pll llll' ‘ 1.1 111. It |
i | t■■ ►tut'- iM Mu'lmhii Mi ji, 'in,
i . • i ►►■ i.in) i v i,i ml t! : , ► ,
1 fitilint i ii ' Ii I.
►,■ -lii,; ivi ry lannil v .i*. lill ii u,.
► ■ ji.t U 1 !| n 11.1 in It Dll' I il'.i 1 ||
In,- I I I 111, i ' |'li. ll ii ' v nli in n, in
BLACK HAWK MAN Ai iiHAI)
P'.v. J. Rub'll thijini 1" .1- nl •,! l,v ,n
jjch'.al Alliun
NtMHili, \\ i- A'iv V" !Ki .■ nil j
Tin' "lull • "I, vi lit,-.li "t Vh'Hik I’• 'I. ■
i.uln < 1 tl.i I >tllK*ln ii Ii in- ‘,
i i vi’.ii ■ i • 11 .ii ui r v j it.,
1,.|l li, 1 l.i .1. I' I I'll h. I' ll! I Mil
• iltll-l-l ' ' '1 I. H II'"| " 1 ■ Hlt'l
•ill'/., -Nil 11. I Ml" I'l‘-ii|"lH 1 11 m*l
►'l l ()>■'., n : IV li II A u
tunliiu-. lt..'iU*f, ir. uHiiri r. Mrs, M
r< bli"i'i' r, I-im. 1 J nil'll "■.i•• im
ti'l.'it-11l <>■ (•HI H ► i I. I'li'.*
hi* mil) Jfliiim >m ■ .1 iJn■■•) in |mri !,u
grout • I’ T mutual "iiivi-utiiiiiH.
. . , a i- .ae
I.; .. ; o! K.. i.-•
: i ■ . ‘ V. I "
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I; ■- •; , ' ~ , ' I lo I' Ill' ll.’' ;
w III: l.r.i i. *a .i I'loi • in 1 'an • g". an very
i 1 .no. Tt.i..."1 at. ! < •
1 1
! "I 'g- nthniiaii hurglai- t."" :
' rut and very hu '' •’■ '
i -I,111" !■■ irs ago. afl'TWards l"'mg ' ■"
I , ni".l I", 1-a.mg a d"i's I.' •'• ' ■ p-m-P
ham mi I I• • ■ry mam '1
Has Powerful Fticnds.
'I 1.1 *;;..r's 1 11 Halin' is S.'li I to h ' J;
l. :to Mi i '..rkliill "I I- ■ n 1 ■
w IfTe he i- mi II" have pow .ti nl p•
pal Ida" i" I 11" has s.-rv I tine; ■> •
Hall", I .1.1111"'II" tvn - am -I'd .at
> ■ :g 1.,.) . 11l I'.•.} ' I 1 nI ■
! and Train >r * ■ I *•
- - 1 ',"11 V' .na 111 I ai'llllli 1 .** -■
■ i a .11 \V’
I luiuitigl a;; -' nan i- -'.pp ■"1 I ''
I* is i..f A , John Ilr-oks 1.- v. - ■ :
. , in lift)] to me year n I.ii. eoiiii-
Ii .mil"tiliary from Niagara I- I*
.p ■' Ia IT" I 1 .ii- ' 1
■ il- in N. a.ntk, New .I t-".v. A' -
111 "a. . In' an I'd ' a'V' ii years m >.■■-
Sing.
.1 a in* s' Ta ti". ali i ' ' ire lvr.il. aa i
Jann s Kiaivvn ali -I ' m I'*
ihe ago pi -P‘" i."t. i1 " a ■ arf' ''' '•
ill":" ~1 S' pl' ioli'T I'.fti.; His t ai nan.
IS .1 a 111" M' K' "' 11
HIDING IN CHICAGO.
E . aped Po 'ofli' e Kobbcrs Are Believe*!
lo Be with Their Wives
I 'hi' ago, 111., Aug. -'H II .un r li i'l
Traili n' and Andrew I 'milling' am. '
two po-' .UP" thieved who aped i
i .nilly from the I.a 1 ros.se, U,s . ja: .
11.. liflieved 1 ■ I"' hi ling ill •'III
InspeMor .lamed K. Smirl
vesl.rdav fiirnishisl tin? poliee pli-•* >•
graphs and eoinplele desiriptions of ll."
m. li Tin' l,i-p""lor reeeiv"d his ia
formation from melnlers ..I the gai g
hu ai !■■ I Jlnnil 111 Ilnur ape. T
gang, lir n-o by ' Eddie" l ay, it h"
|1 ' ed lilt' IfiHHI
w a.* us< ■■ 1 lo iiillni ii' .1 M • 'liildi is.
liirnk. v al lh" I,a i'p. ■" jail, who w i
■ I on Saiaid iv, after four years
"f si-rvi'-e. aid I", I."' lup ill the cell that
Traiimr <•.. from.
I 'a;, I 'ill It lma ", n 1.-l i.'i <•••’,', ; di
vvilh I lie wiv. of Tra'imr aid •'ll .' .ag
! ,|,i. .i is eharge I. '1 og< linn I •
I ... | (In' li"- • p • money and -i w
Hull il w i pin' -I prop'-rly. t '.,1 S'n.n •
1., p..vi• * Tin v. "in"ii nr" 1"• ! v "and '. n •
11, 11. .it . uia re ill" pi diabiy Ini V
).,, ~ ;am and I. linar husbands,
Sea r< ■ for M
( .mm _•!, HI. . I Mi Traiimr Ii ■
liv. and lip lo . V.. "ks ago ill a s mlh
si I" I. 1.1, and ! PI" a 1-ed to l.e vv.dl i•
I with 1,1 N" ir. I them
Id "i - . .1 Mi i 'nnii :
, in,.,. p| Ply nioii'h pi." ". hill -In ■i "I
tli-iT .1,.- 1,.. In n I ".'i l 11" in Ipt s.st■ r
1 , i nu <pn li"ii in III.V Inin I."
~.] p, ,|i .. i.a S: in l, "lliai I lie i ipe
.1 Train"!' and * tiiiiingham. as w.
, |( a lav ind half a d"Z> n "tln-r n .
I„n,,n , po i..il|. ll.i.'ves that tl." Wn
.■ ||p W IT'* li‘tt ■ U'iliH MlMUi:;i f t
I: 1. • i |i i nr, lii <‘f t l'm I f "
wmiihti 'I I tl •• I iy tli** Mini
kw, lif li>‘ >u ii mi tf *r inin-l t.. i !
■ln if. *
• I I,,iv<* f irpiM'l i*if•rtimfi*ii r y
i■, in <.. i■ ■ij i In;I I ;im !■ f.v f m Ii
111 it [| m 111 of 111- 111 f• ‘ I!; ••‘ I• 1 ’• • W mill f.liv*
i!t;iiif‘s Iv (tMiiaimiUJ imt n* mnf
fi r \\ r 11• r• • I.i* m if h * iTtniii tn;if
f.Minl flu* mtu*y iml • lir** t *l tin* j.ni
I iiy, linn ir .in*l i ‘unniiujluim. :m*l i
m* Mil* .f M!i r- f< i tf.imr >f
thi*v*h u!.* <Ji*v•• t• • s!mmt fiifln* altoii
f 101 lf' |• *at•i!ll *■ • • 'l'tliTf jilwmva u !!
tl I
.ill. str.l T'm* 1, ni l '! .1 man I 'ny ia.m l
tin* oxHMjt -if In. r* viuii'i'A umy !"• t?it! ■
#•!*•! 1 IlMin I *ff 'I if Ih M |.| III.* :! 1
u 'llllll. ii s 1. * • \pi •• if, “If a k'M "I
Ml*.w ”
W Ill'll I'* \N Id f.lli ♦ll t• WiA.-OlMif, .‘iff
• T li! mi: ' ii \ H M I. Ii" • ' • J
fill* •| • I11! v I'fllli'l Mi.lf I'll win*
II 1.1 I.nil ill .IT > !“'• it Hi" h?r< r
wniiM ilitw Inin a frifl** *t fr**t*• I>m .if
ll .- Ir ani r• •i H• ■• If • n ri!i' in MUiHkirt-4
if I, V ■'l 11 v f MfJ
E'KIUT FOR LIBERTY.
Wuin ui A I'd nl M inal.iugl’l f ’’ "'nil
H itthi at Pi.dmuiiai y
He il Pig.
Iv. 11. I, U , Nap s iS; I | -
'I ■■ pi a. .1 i" r -g "I Hi Ana i
1; I; irg I wall all a'llliM, Wi ,
MM, I ' .1 . ,M. Ia roll lo
II ill ' It v a. i pi . I.d '.ill
-1... v, .1 i . Ill" "V 111111 ■: 11 mn. I'll' I:
.ll h. 11l .ia ag I II Ii and ' gl.t '■ ii
h.a i p Indian 11,iv
■ i , 11 I l ll.'ged, . Ill'll. 1 I
.... I , vn. via l.l" ,•!. •■• . ■ ll" ill i
, in nig.' ia . anp m. wn li Id" li-'r- i -it i
t.oiii si . I- io 1,, th- priinapa. vv.l
m i■■ tin l i'"
Nl W 1 i \CHI Ws AT OSHKOSH.
live Ad in. >ni Aie Mid" to Nairn tl
I.i *ui ty.
n ' V. . \ag '.N |S| ai. J
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lif ll I ■ -I, '.l■ w■ ■ li. w ill I 'l '
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I ills'll Hi! '"I In.' I■ • - .', ' I.l' ".1 I,
l,i illlM "I I"I l * Mil Mil ,1 ~, 1 1 1 .
s■ !' '■' ■■ I :' ' ' ’ I ' Ii
•inv-ui mu 11 tv b i." ' I ■ : I, , i.. i \
1 A !n'ii j iif ► i u i" / :i.‘ ■ l l ■ . i . ~!
I. ml
Killing M-ip - Tv ■ i
Nl'l'liull. \\ ■ . ' Vs s;. 1 11.1
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RF WILL WORK IN INDIA
Funr.'r Fon idu Lac P i tor Eh
gages in Great Industrial
Movement.
WILL START BIG SCHOOL
Institution Mod-i oa TuA.-gec Plan
Will Re Oiganiziui by Methodist
Missionaries.
T ! In I . W . A i Spe
•| lie M.'ti ... • ■ ■ immiu
n great in i :-: ri.i I urn .: ■ , • Imini,
till eigii MU ilium I ■*• ill ! -r.ii >■ h "and
Mam to 1)0 • -• 1! ■:i -: . 1 111 V. hi. h xxork in
f; ni.iiut u iid i>i‘ i Paid mI - w .11 I**-
t■eg it ;i long A W A.
1 . • !■ fri.iu It V. W, 11. ii -••■r. for
■,r ; ■' .■ ■ .->:•■• t M. K.
I ;,u 1.1 ri , u i ■ , Ir.' . ha.-y** of ! u* mi
'I .nil V m-.'. ■II '-lit i I'." W U
1, |. iis of till' lie" prop." .■. ui.
To Follow - Tu-kcgO' Plan
-I, - 1*0..l fl.nt I- t*. I I."
says Mr. 11• : . ■*;•. "is un* similar in
lit v% !■!• 11 I**ker 1 . W. inis ton ■ -
■ i ,11 ilii* Soul It. "A U. .V type
in India which xvill enahle young men
Unit country !o '!ar! 'i'll in life \v;l!i a-.
O' ' llliatioll. Ile V " ill lie aide ill 1'.1.V
tlieir wav through for tin.' educate a
Kv fiirni-liinw tlieir f I nnd ■ I"'; Hjg
Though my worl; npj.. nr- to le* in K*-
i
am not lahuring f'T tl.nt ti< Id ulon '.
hoi lor ill nt' I mini and 1 'lnn i."
Wants Money for Freight.
A shop has already le'.'it establish'd
and n large ntnoiinf of Amen.on tool'
fnrnisled hy manufacturers. Freight
on tl.i- will amount to several hundred
dollar* and Mr. Hollister proposes to
form a s .rt of endless ehain to raise
this m.ie. together with other -unis.
He is also nsliinir for prayet . les in
aid of liis appeals.
" Sept end will he a lie •!)! h f
a . ds." Mr Hollister ■ -litin "I’m;. -
ITS mu ' le- olfered. lie* trend "t enlarg
ing work inoiliiied and live), Male* 'hat
a lie r! 11 !l o| -j.eeial pi* aiding I’ll" ll* Ip
so 1 .r is marvelous."
Native Helpers Sr ur ■!.
A hand el n Hive hlp.r* ha I** *h .
err*',l, Mr II .Pi-i.r ll.** letter on
, I ' St ■ I ,
noi *ll M r-. .. le- I ilii- *• ; I uc ■■ I
*a' I‘ort S iid ..ll A Ist ■ Mi II and
lister i- leginning Ids iliird I*m in lie*
I• • ( , send. i • -a i.-1 lie i" ri
1 s.sp. His I initty an* in It.doit this trip
sv ilii relaliv. ■■
AGED MAN SHOOTS
DURING A QUARREL.
JOHN NICHOLSON, NKARI.Y F.IGHIY
VI,APS OI.D, MAY BE HELD
FOR MURDER.
Use; Revolver, It Is Allegri, on Ed"aid
Fullmgton During Row at
Hub City, Wis.
Kiehl i:el renter. Wis , Aug. US I Spo
nal, I Hiirimt a quarrel at. Huh (Tty
last iiil'lil John Nedeilson, it is alleged,
shol and perhaps fatally wounded Ivi-
u i 1 Tilliugton.
Ni*'holson. who is 7<i years of aye, was
arrested and is now in jail here.
The shooting was don** with a 111* eali
her revolver, the luillet taking effect in
I iillinyloii's side.
I|o nirrel originated ov.-r I ulhug
fun'- leu s** going into the yard *d
Nnh"! "ii The horse was chased out
and I iillinyloii afterwards went hy.
• . . . Niej .a me out a lid ii is a
ley* I l.eyan to heal rilllinylon. Il**lli
: .'ii fell .| iwn and l ulllnyion y.*l loosi
Hid Si.lll.*l away. Nicholson pulled n
ley*'*!, lired one shot, ill
I, , !■ * I ,;,i:iy . II *it 111 I Tlilington's .-id*
, . a ■ ,| i-i ale *■ helo-.v the h* .rt
V, ! op* are held "ll for In- n■•*.iv.'t-y.
1 ie.ge.n i- Ho jears old. Ifoth have
!.* u. :■ ■
SHE SEES AND WALKS.
R'tnaik.ible Re overy of Aged Woman
Who Was Blind and
Paralyzed.
I' .I du I •.*■. Wis , Any, Us I Spe
. ' I | Mr . Kh/.aheih K • *!!>. mother of
I I ward ind l’**ti r Kulh, aft* t nearly a
ir -I hlindiu - ami paralysis, has re
) 11,.* n "| In r eyes and nnns
a;. I hint's.
I ast I rid.iy Mrs K**ll> vis Inken
rnlu ih) lil 1111*1 h**r ‘hi 11l Was expect ■■!
.! uni' Inn*', hut she -.-cnicd lo rally
i nr.in \ after a refr<*s|nny sleep aml
■ ■ i' 11,■ 1 -l renyl Ii alnio-l leap* I
Iron, I .a lied.
Si e ail.l Walk, s' s.'"i
S .■ pa ked up .1 paper and I' 111 XVII h
.I" 1 , . ' loll*.\x .ay 111- xvitl. a "'roil
a'. 'T I . , ll" I " I 11*1 tla Vfit■ .1 " fa f***V
a Ia 111 1 aid Ih,it I .'lll ll.‘l <*l *> I * U*' '
a.' a, a I ' .'*' ales
' I 1 ,1. SU X" I- '' I. "*' I
' .’ , .
1,,,W Oi i H I ii (11. 1 S MEDAL.
J tl ',/■ .a, ill'll". Win*, i list
i ‘ : I l ii". all ay, D. ia a • .
.11, u . , • us !si it.l
I ,' p lil aui in *■ -1 iin.it.;ig
ii .|, ii ■ ■ ,ii. .1 ui
■ . H*>ixx a x in. I■ I I- .i-. :iv*n to S.-*
I | n .1 II IP n, 1 ' : I rey.l.lellt.
II I . I; v . u i- a ia■ u o:lj. ,r.
1 r heed eoiniiii' iea.| I lie nr ait Ii
. a . .imp ! ■ 1 i 1 v oilier -
ale ~ loll'.XXs
I | ! ,1 II Pie, Ile I I ■ 1:11 ■■ n t 01*1.
I, A II I*. 1 .roM, I *.. I
. ~ . | t \ f XX Tip■ r, (Tili-l I ylat. t.*,
. ii I ipi ll s XI \|. M-lle .
,| p n tin*-nI. "T. - *. '. ' ipi s X I’.a,a sou,
In |. .i .* ■ l.ii* clou, *s. r i '.i |' i.
II i , ... - ■ I ini' . nr. '•*, T l l.aii
i, n || :, il.nl n viin.'iit I * '., s, • .pi
|| \X K a.i.f. Mill .1 l aa. ’.I I is. a
I . |* xl Tin. I.-. ..'ul I', rim. t,'. lln
■a ii I x\ ii . a i. i iiirVl r.'kltn in.
11l .1 I I'at I* 11.-I In* 'll'
Ml 1 ' , .pi XX X XX ■ . 1 ■ nil .Separate
1..." Poll, IP'.
(HAZY MAN Willi A KNIM
V ,:i i M I- ir.lv M m f,;.t Aftei His
Ni*i,|.l'ili .t i
•; ,■ . U \: ; vs l. i.i;.
1,, ... ~ K " i" i . i • I• i ui j’. i lii’ii’
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1 I 1. . ' . I . ..;|l I, | ..1 ;1 I
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| . ~ .111 i .■'. ‘ 1 S 1 \ i! I*:11 .
. ' ' I , i ' i • i tll'.l t'l 1 i.,.,1'
it' ■ Ii i I'.t 'jr Slt.'.'l Kail
.. w . ii.. i:
~ j ;. 11111111 n 1■: I ~ *is ii l:iir it n l
, I .11 „■ S, t■ Ii i',l,l'l I, nil! till V"
, I ,|. . (in ' 1,. V, 1■ U Si t"I ill
t , 1 1, ( i .i. ..; in tuu 1 1"’, 1 ’
■ ill Ii 111 n Mill,ll-' ill"
, if' , sit' .1. I" iti ■ 111 ji • .-I I"
,i .- ~ I lull
K • I in .i Kunav. r
1 i, Wi - Auk vs W'i>
V ,| .‘,u \V i : I in! .'T li:.'. ■ Miss
I', • . l I, -It tv ii",' t I■■
i . I rr: "ii ii.'l I utt •' ■' i ■ Ml"
, U -i v,■ ; , --I si... -"<Tmi.• ii , .. i
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I U . 1 *ll 1 "I >' 1 .11" li"
LIST OF COUNTY FAIRS.
fifty five Arc Scheduled at secretary of
State’s Office at Madison, for Au
gust, September and October.
: uk<e, Win., A'..r -I Special. 1
—I iffy-live county agrietti' mil fairs are
on Wi . opsin's list this fall, I'dinir
' i >rd in the i
t iry "f slate. Two of t .cm, at Toninli
aid Mil,•Till I’oilit. were '1(1 last week.
f"iir are in progress ibis week, at S|mr
li. Ashland, Berlin hi I Dnrlimtlon.
Ill' complete list follows, wi'h dates:
A lllll'Tst. S.J.I, la’ I - ). 1,0(1 i. S,.[|t. Igll
A| 1 I d■ ■ -#ii. Auk. -i Mad ~• 1 S• j• Ili 'JJ.
■'••I'! 1 Mumtmvoe, Sept. s.
Will.: 1. Aug. fh.'-’gl y IIM ;j. Sept. IS
O' l •' •<">. - s ' Pt. 11l gg '.'l
I!. : 1 ... in, Sept. Menm n |e. Sept. 19-
11‘ rhe. \g. e- \j7.T. . s ■[(•. f.MS.
in.e I. Itlver fulls, Mil . Point. Ana-
Sept. 1.1 'J.' is
• I"' " ’ t*l M . s .pt. 11l Pi
I 1-. T 1... la. sept. I’l 1... hdi. 11. Sept,
111- I I *
sept. -■ I’llllaps. sept. Cl'. -I'.
1 [.pel I falls, Aug. plat Auk - ; "
-S Sept 1 slept I
• '1 Sept. li-s. P| V I ... ’a. S. 17.
Auk ir-’-poVt . , s.pt
It Sept. .S,
1' . i_' I .lie. Sept r. S U( , jI ;| e,| ( ..|,te|,
I "I >. p’ 111 >,
1 A- . -II Sept I. spa; ■,. A- JJ
I , Sept s Spri a I. '" U, S pt.
I ■ id till I. c . Sept. ■-'(( _ ;
•' s Ton -ill. Aug. 1" is
<■ e - \ 1!) \.r- I U s. p| 111
II I. Oct. to- \V i- ■ ■ S' pt. a s
lit \V "It 11:1, >■ ft. -T
-llillsl.or.i Sept. I,’ n. po
1, ' pt la
in. Hi s. pt .‘. 7 iv.sn :.!. Aug.
.I. n >. pt jti, s.-pt 1
KIP .in Oef 1 Wes I’nvega, Sept. Pa-
I-.m as; r. s -pt :. s.
THEIR BABY TOOK A PRIZE.
Surprise lor Hudson Society Couple on
Their Return Home.
lino-.n, \V Aug. Ill' (Special.)
A joke at whicli everylioily is laughing
Mr and Mra. Spec cr
Haven during the closing day of the
carnival and si rent fair last week. Mr.
Haven, who is one of Hudson's leading
n: ■ inn y-, wa- in * ‘ana i. tud Mr- 11 a
veti I "I g die I-. visit i : S"loti Springs.
\\ s lit H letnrm-d S.i unlay evening,
u lien their maid serv.nn linnded tinun
s:;, iiilorndng tliein that (hiring their ah
-ecc s ... bad dn-ssed up their infant
girl in In-r tin. M ••lollies, taken her to
tic I.ahy .’..in and had wui lirst p ix".
Tllelle babies Were ('HP I'd in tin’ (Oll
lc-i and ■ .(• Judges were prominent men.
• • I
lliel'ti unl AII -I them pro • ■■. I tin
Haien .hil l lie prettiest. Mr. and Mrs.
I In'Ui -iv prominent in society . ml bad
c. thought "l exhibiting tin ir child at a
p :n ! a notiti t, Imt remjily f. rgave their
i lever I "lid. who Was allotted to keep
lie- >,l the lulliy had won.
P i. Wis., Aug —ll [ Special. |
Ti,. f.iliy show in tins city Monday
I at I racl I 1 1
■ mi.
lure dealer here, was a warded fi Ist prize,
a silver knife and fork and spoon, (or
being the prei tj. st baby between 1 ami
J years old. Harriet S. lie I Mas award
I'd first prize, a silver enp, for the pretti
est baby tinder I year of ago.
KEPT BURGLAR ALL NIGHT.
Sheboygan Falls Man Catches Him in Act
and Captures Him.
Sheboygan, Wis., Aug. !• [Special )
I■: ■ lid 1 ieorge, a drivel for Ia 1 linn
■ I Hii'liards'in Itrotliers at Sheboygan
falls. . )tight a burglar in tle> net of
entering his house. (leorge jumped oil
the burglar's back, while the burglar nl
templed to I >IIII Ids revolver. 11" Imre
Ihe robber to the ground, however, and
then took him into the house and kept
him from midnight until morning locked
tip in a room, tin finding that lie bad
stolen mulling from the house be let him
go. It is said the burglar offered hit
ke. per .s-’Jihi to releas" him and not turn
him over to the village n arshal.
RAILROADS MAKE A MOTION.
Wants State to Be More Definite in Its
Complaint.
Madison, Wis., Aug. Matters in
v.Uvi-d in the gro - .anting ' railroads
cases were again b* Puv .liidg. lira'.’
Sti vi ns of tin ■ i ■ lit eoiirl for . m , I
ira I ion today. Tim slate sm-s vai m
railroad ■ ui.p.ine -f a a Shi.nun | a
alt} on tin- ground of a false ret nut ■ :
gross earnings. This afti ll ■ rail
road attorneys tnade a niUioii that the
plaint of the st it,. |„. more diUitii:"
anil eertaiit and i■ piiie the . of
111 lion to lie Mated se|i irati i
Railway Tax Suds.
Ma ~ ui. \Vt , A Mg. It.i i'll at
torneys are arriving in Madison to ip
pear at the arguments of the Milts
brought by the corporations againM ll"-
tale attacking tin ad valorem r.i l lri I
taxation law pa-s-I by the I.■ gi-lalin e
~l iitit;:. Anpiim its will begin in tin:
mi Wi dm-sday J ■
Sll Veils.
Opening Up Fine Country,
i 'randoii, W; - . Aug. h I Sje aI I
■ Ito y 1 1
Madison V S"Uil.",i-iern railway iiave
"il fun' 11
liiil'dies luMe by way of .Shawano They
operate tin I'li-.v t .ale. An immense
(jinintlty of lumber is tributary to ti.e
located line
Mi... !i. w. M rphy Is I)> ad.
Wald-.. 'V X' •: 1 ■ -■!-i
Mr.. It. W. M- M ..ii-* ..f tl ■ v
'M: \ i
, -. Mr l t •. r. i i.l .1 i 1.,;- .
„i..| M il II .ii ■ !■ •" ••
i-te ■ Kmii ymenl Hummus,
M i.li-i'ii. \\ i ■ . Xnu .Xi tin' four
Sin- "
knsli, Hui" ■• I ;: .i k r.'.’i isi.
pliru l l.in. fur • ii. \■ in itl ninl i muli ii|i-
I > 1 11 int "hi - .! ii• 1 1 -1 :i siil i-la-lory
1.. ■■ Tin t hiiml njn>ii. us
!• r In-ill. nil lii-iiiM • "ii. i'\i •■l*' 11-
Caul'll to Janesville Chuich.
.liili. svill” XX \u. -1 1 Ui ’ .1. XX -
I .ii iik *l l in. ' 1 I 1 1 ■ "I mil’ll s'- itli Ir.
1tu1.i1.>..11 ill tin- I■ I I I. Vll I 111 (’ 11111**” 11 at
| I’! 1111 ’ll 111 1111 • |
..I 11.. J.i ii- \ lit. I.i in. Ii iif ili.it il.’iiimu
iiiitii.ii l.j ii mi.miliums voti* uf tin l ion
Rl'eßiltioti. It i. tliuiujlil ll.ut hr w ill
accept _ _
M; sin it Shibuynan Man S-rn.
V . v. Xlllt ’ I SIMTUI I. 1
11,.niiiiii Km.-. * i wliu has lu'i’ii iiu>>
in vr tr. .tit tin- .ill f .f th.. past week, win
si’.mi mi ii suit,it...mill pas.seimer truin
11.. r Milwaukee t.\ a frii’iul uf i.i> who
I’l’sl.ll'H 111 111- t . "I lil' poll’ I’ l.l’lil’V i*
tli.it In’ i> in 1 nt” ut |iri‘s,’at.
Ask ; IMf'sidrnt to Fly.
\v V"t \ IVr• i• I''lll 11• •• • ■
\ 4 v{ t !,:•. 1 ••: I *l|l MM invilMtmii t. • ,ul
..tic tl.'* m • ps ->u imml !\ A li'.y
KumiM-nsl.ii.- t T '•*•!• t ;n*ron;mi, w 1 ■ ■
fit pel* ' in n. ii ;i mi •••! tli • . 'I: .>1 s .l
New i I. " • • >
M’ v Am i ki. h Undn H .i l
In ••ti" 1 i V v \ Mk? . M \nn
IJ.mli. an* ’ I I • < rimmal ji m u..-;
IM l| || I • I * ■ • • lIVMII • ‘Mitt I • III,! II
t i tfhl T I ‘ at ! | lIMMII i:: • i ; SJOIM
I \ 1 I 11 l*i
ulm • i • 1 !’• piTN.iiM t< 1" in* I
spiriting h< i aw 11 \ , W.i* f:. u i.;.
V\ ll !•* *'•
I.on *• s* Qujnrl Cans- ' Sui* ilr
:i, \\ \ "• M. M •
JriisiMi. •I?i i; !s‘ * i •! a •* !• Ii
~| IV,j i. *"u i. at (r k. |! ‘>l • - •
||i<- |*a i li"’- fauiiiu • s i ■ -1
IMivi n• " * mil- A ill* I ’ •’
it is I(i .1 In* * in r- v i V
i iTm’ *4 *>■i i*• i -I t Ik* it C* i-■ ■/V Vi A
j tin Mil* 4 ' K'-pt '•■ 1 < t
CQNSPIRO IS CHARGED.
All ged at E W tn
Was Paid to Lvave State,
ARRESTED ON A TRAIN.
Warrants for Four Persona I sued by
Judge Upon Alleged Confessions
Offered by the State.
Kenosha, Wis., Aug. 3d.
A .sensation was cuts -d h e today
wi .-ii warrants were issued for tin; nr
ie-1. ot Joan Henisiein, Mrs. I.ill.an
Jtavis. Mrs. Anna U'-gli and Mrs. Spei.ss,
on charges of conspiring to spirit a wit
ness out of the stale.
Witness in Manslaughter Case.
The witness was Mrs. Lillian Jtavis,
t’ " main witness in tie- ease of tint s ate
versus Mrs. Anna Kegh, arrested it
week ago on a charge of manslaughter.
With tin' disappearance of Mrs. Itaiis
tl " sliil" Wald have been forced to give
up the ease.
Alleged confessions are said to show
tliiit tit" woman had been promised -s.il.Ht
to get out of the stale, and SItHJ laid
been paid.
The woman, in company with Born
sti-in, was found on a train hound for
Chicago by Deputy Sheriff UTlare, and
when the conductor refused to slop tint
train in order to let the officer off with
ins prisoners, OTlaro went with them
into Chicago and turned Bernstein over
to the first polic man.
All of the parties are well known in
this section of the state.
COMIC WAR
GOES MERRILY ON.
La Crosse Police Chief Loses Another
Point, but Is Not Yet Van
quished.
I.a Crosse, Wis., Aug. 3*fl.—[Special.)
- I’d.iiu-h Milton was last night reha-. 1
from the custody of the sheriff on ha
1h a' e.-rpus order is •nisi by Judge IT- a
ii-'. This i; the second release on ha
I-as corpus and adds another chapter
to the long drawn out light between
i ■ >f P Byrne and one IT
I.a Salle eau't-l by the flooding of tin
city with anonymous letters making son
-iiainal ehargi-' against Chief Byrne
■ I ■i ■■ department. The battle v, iii
continue and will probably end e. the
- ipri-iii" i■ ■,;:rr. The story to date is as
below -:
I‘romlni'iil e;t|-,-,,-as receive htttg h-tt,-rs.
- yj•• • \vrtlten anonymous. making
eh rg"-i against tie- ilepartm.-nt.
i huf liynii- arr.-sts without a warrant
! u h Milton, who livi ■ with Frankie La
Sail", an old tlna- i-iu-iiiy of i hlef llyni".
t'iilif liynii- pro,la vs altlihn.l. slga-il hy
h" Milton stating 1 hat sh * as si
i iphi-r wioii- the letters for l-'rankh* l.a
lllaai-h Milton rehused from llynn- s ,-us
tody by Judge Prentiss on hall,-as ,-orpiis.
sworn stati-lU'-ut of Blanch Milton ap
p'-ars, I'hatgiug her alleged i-imfesslon was
mad ■ tinder threats of Imdily harm mid In:
prisotuia at hy < hlef llyrtu-, and deny lag
iuT stnteiui-nts.
Iti-arri-st of lihuu-h Milton, charged with
lii-lng an inmate of a resort. The wan-a-it
la Iliis nation was served before lu-r re
has" by .Imlg" IT.nliss mid, he eollt"Ilils,
wldl" sin- was In custody of court.
i omit.v Judge Hrlndli-y Units her guilty
and semis her to jail
Judge IT, miss releases her on hale-as
corpus.
Meanwhile Frankie l.a Salle insists
that although she did not write the let
ter causing the trouble, she can prove
all the statements made and demands
an investigation.
WOMEN TALK OF MISSIONS.
Association Day at Conference at Wil
liams Bay, Wis.
Williams Bay. Wis., Aug. 3d Ye
ferday wa- a- i.uioii day at the Na
tional Voting Wmnea's Christian n->o
eiation eonfi-ri-nee at Lake Geneva.
.Mi'S Emma Hays, oil" of the n.-itio.ml
si-el-elaries, spoke of tile work of the
Amc-riean committee, under whose ans
piet-' ihis conference is being held.
Then- are non affiliated with this ua-
Itii I; r..-m sind
with a membership of .Mt.s.'H. of win,in
Id.HSU are enrolled in Bible classes; aNo
104 city as.soeiati-ms. U! branch assoi-i.-i
--tjons. 3 mill village associations and I I
association eirele- in small towns. Tin
, ,at membership is (10,-131, of
s' ii ii ,-i re enrolled in Bible i
mill 3ffOO mine lioiial i , -.- M et
ings in- h"'d in 33'1 mills and factori,
mid o! nssoeiatioiis have Innek rooms
for y iiing women. The American eom
mitti-e iilso eoiidnets snmmer eonfer
cnees for Bible stmly and diseiission of
ntei >f ('hris in wi rk for
women as follows:
I 'or t■:■l *■ i ' i Silver I’.:, v. I .at. ■ George,
N 1 ; Waterloo. la,, and Lakeside, i)
for 'in 1,, ml. r-, at Silv. Ilav ami Lak.
C-u- ta. Wis
lor hot 1 ! ioil -ge ind i'llv m.-inliers, a
t'apllulii, Cal . S.-asid", Ore . and Asheville,
N >’
Tit" organ of these associations is the
Fia ll gel, pal .1 i sill'd at I hi" a go. I 111- he I
-- fs of the committee. There is aiso
an ■ astern office in N- iv V-.t k - it y
TANARUS! i- --i ak.i-r ,f ll . niitg ■- Mi-.
Annii S 11 iw I■ :■ ■ ■ director o
• . i kiinli-rg.: --it n i-i 1- .1 apa n. in. ■
• ler tin- won.a;-'- h ard of missions of
the interior. iler lli.-me was tin- ’ta
I .| ■ 1 of 111 111 - ions, I-Speeia :: ,
■ ..iii tin- progi a-" 111 i 'hr j■: laiui..
. : J a pan.
C.iUGi I UNDER ELEVATOR.
! Accident in an Oshkosh Factory—
boy Will Dm.
I) lash. XVis., .Xu,'. -ISpi’i’.al.l
! i .a, Kuili’i.ss. ire. I II .Mines, was!
.i■• ■... t ijiuli’i’iii’iill. mi I’ii’Viitor at i.a*
V .an • mi j.auy’s ! ai■ I..)’> nil (I: - ■ ■ - -
■ Fi’iiliiy a I li'rnoun uni Was NO ha.l -
i’i mi’.’ 1 that I.’ lua ” .In’. Tin* ii.i mi
..ii.. ..I a family of cißht or niito ■ -I■ iI
, u.u an’ in ("o’ooiliiiuly iour . ueum
Era nk Koilruns, t ! p fntl
. ntllioteil "ui. <T*i*iiiiiu a
...i i outiroly unable In ih> 111151.;’ -
11 ■■ 11 > iirnviilo fur the family ami he
it.- 1. 11 semi-invalid.
COLLISION AT MILTON.
North-Western Train Strikes One on the
Milwaukee Line.
: . .tv, \v 1. . A hr. -I! ! Spoi ini.]
mu I. ai. between North Western
I Xlihi.utkee freights at Milton .liitu
• 1 er.-siiiß last niirlit at midniirlit, I 'mi
I ictur t'nllnhnn uf tl o Milwaukee romi
■. .> liiiilly injnn'il. Tim North-Western
•1 . .. iirnek tlie Milwaukee freijrlit in t ■■■
I .i.i;.-, ennipletely wreekitiß four ears
1 hlnekinK tralllc 011 luitli lines for
• lornl hour*.
Cripples Allowed to Get Drunk.
Men 1 In, Win, An-'
S man Ririnß Ins name us lieOrp’
i;., ■■!! was a nested here fur drunk ami
1 , •.(.-rly conduct. ll** "as taken ini.
I,at I.eiiiß a I ripple no soul -me
passed mi him. lie "as ordered
..nt of town.
XVaunakcc X'otes School Bonds.
XX'autmkee. XX - IS . AUR -d I Special. I
'l'll., hull.l i'Siie fur a lie" hiirh selionl
v l, ;,. 1 la’ tin special election iiy a
maJ■ r 1!’-I nu, ’(’ii,. total vole was Pi.'!.
Walsh Inquest Adjourned.
fraud m. XX . \ ! - Special. l -
Th.’ inquest .iter the p |\ ..f Mrs .lames
\ XVaNli lias l.eeti I ioiinmd for one
we. .. 'i'!ie 1 >”di ” lal>en to liable
Itivis > 1 -fet’d 1y f Imri.’il.
Farmers Get Phone Line.
s’,.’,; 1, ... Wo \’in. --[Special.)
. 1.- - j.. .1 • - - ha- '... n arramrisl
. f..r !■;. • -tl, ■-i I I rll let's e. •\, •.1
; CuUlhvrU'i 1 ■ a 1 S.'.v. 1 1 aim
MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.
I. ;::e U I-rtaker Found Badly Woucd
cd, but Refu ls to Explain—Will
Piobably Dte.
Baeino, Wis., Aug. 20.—(Special,]
Ernest Stewart, an undertaker employed
by ib' l l’'>r(er Furniture < mq.auy, li.-s
tit Si. I,tike's hospital in .1 riti<-a 1 con
dition, suffering "itlt a bullet wound in
tin’ net k ju-t belmv bis right i ar.
It is 1 , S vurt tired it
himself, although he denies this, and
"hums to have been injured by tailing
against the bed at midnight.
A revolver whieh he had purchased a
few days utto was found on the tloor of
his room and one bullet had been dis
chnrged.
Stewart slept at the store and had re
tired at 11 oh dork last night. When the
■ Jerk' arrived at the store this moriiimr
they found the front door open, and on
going into Stewart’s room found hint
on the i■ I with his night clothes on,
covered with hi I. I'iiysi. ian were
summoned and when Stewart was Ques
tioned he denied shootimt himself and
also denied the story that there had
been a burglary and an attempt to kill
him.
The father. K, (' Stewart of Brod
liend, has been notified and will prob
ably arrive in limine thi ~ evening. It
is feared Stewart will die and every
i (Tort is bting made to get a story
from him.
MAY BE YOUNG JUNEAU.
Milwaukeean la Unable to Positively
Identify Badly Decomposed
Body at Racine.
Racine, Wis., Ana. h’!*.—[Special.]
William Juneau, father of Henry Ju
neau. who was drowned July 17 off
Wind Point, arrived in the city this
morning for the purpose of trying to
identify the body whieh was found three
miles smith of Haeine last night. The
body is in such a condition that idcntiti
nation is impossible. A key which was
found in the elothing of the man was
identified by Mr. Juneau as belonging to
him, but it is impossible to tell whether
it is his son or not.
WISCONSIN MAYORS TO MEET.
State Teague of Municipalities Will Con
vene Tomorrow at Racine.
llaeine, Wi-.. Aug. 2’ I .' The annual
convent • S I.eugtie o) Mu
nieipalties will open lu re on Wednesday
and Bm mayors and other otlhials from
various cities ~f the state at xpeeled
to he present. The progrnmnio will in- ,
elude an exhibition run of the It,nine
lire department, a tot of the Ka.-in*“
water plant, an automobile ride aroun 1
the . ity and a clam hake on Jacob’-
Island, north of Kenosha. Ada
will he made by Mayor .Vison. U.-c ine:
Mayor Minm lian, Given Hay; Kngim r
W. G Kirehoffcr. Madison: S. L. Spar
ling, Madison; Judge (iilsoii, Madison;
Mayor Trm-dal!. llerlin: M. K. Walker,
K.m ine: Prof.-ur J. 11. (ir.iy of North
western university and others.
SETS ASIDE LABOR DAY.
Acting Gov. Davidson Issues a Procla
mation Fixing Date.
Madison, Wis., Aug. 20. Acting Gov.
J, t>. Davidson has issued a proelama
tinn designating September t next as
Labor day. The proclamation, exclud
ing its declaratory and testimonial
clauses, is as follows:
Thill Labor day may he accorded the
honor dim it and its great Importance in
the commonwealth he recognized and in
i . ;. hration of the prosperous condition of
our eonutry. It Is that Wis
cousin establishments employing workmen
In- closed upon that day (September (I, amt
that employers and employs co-operate,
one with the other, in worthy observation
of labor's holiday.
SOLD ADULTERATED MEAT.
Madison Butchers Guilty of Putting Doc
tored Goods on Market.
Madison, Wis., Aug. 211. -[ S| ial.)
five M idisou meat dealers pleaded guil
r, iu municipal court this morning to
-idling adulterated meals. George
Soehh pleaded guilty to selling a ham
burger steak preserved in sulphites.
John Addison, Mat Karls, K. J. Kin-man
and W. 11. Hint ten all plea led guilty
to -idling bologna preserved in borax
ami colored with coal tar dye. The line
in each case x\a- 525 and ast-.
DR. J. FRANKLIN FORD IS DEAD.
Was a Prominent Physician of the Fox
River Valley.
Omm. Wis.. Aug. Dr. J. Frank
lin Ford, aged oit y ars. died here M-ai
day evening of diabete- lie was on
ot the best-known physician in this val
ley and was prominent in all the meet
ings ~f the Fox Uiver Valley Medical
it ippi wing on ' e pro
grainim-. l.a-t January Dr. Ford went
t„Cutia for hi- health, but was obliged
to return in June.
DEPOT fur FORI ATKINSON.
Chicago & North-Western Said to Be
Planning a New One.
Fort Atkinson. Wi-.. Aug. 21'. [Sp.-
,;,1 I | • ; - reported that the t
,V North-Western railroad is planning
j.uild anew S-'itt.lHHJ depot at thi
plaee in the near future. Fort Atkiusm
doe- a larger hi;-ine.-s on this line lha
J,I,X -tat ion between 1' I• lit I.ac at. :
Janesville, and a m-v. building D badly
, ded. 4 • 'll i’ a.; I arehilei ii- prepat
ing the plan-
GUN TOURNEY AT CAMBRIA.
Results of Annual Shooting Contest
of (fun Club There.
Oimliria. Wi . Aug. I*l ial.]-
Tl,.> first annual !i’>t:;iu tournament •>1
I "it ti ib fi i tiint <Til *> I i'*' resulted as 1..!-
lows; Stannard |:*• * 1 i.|u: 1, was high
ina a. In t aliial' it events Selmlt* "I
Tolllllll I 11 ll' ■T-. ll v, .-re 1 i.-.i Mil 1111 l
birds ;n ia“ i.i a. Tin* liual .score
a.l a rant t w .1. Ui
Portage, first '' \\ Si I of Tonmh,
second, Halverson, tliinl.
DIED IN COLORADO.
Miss Katheryn Patterson of Dartford
Succumbs to Operation.
Hartford. Wis . Am; L".t | Special.]
1,. i> Patterson, a |iroiniii>-nt tiiiui of
this town ti ml county, was callist to
('ripple < ’reck, I’olo., last week, by the
death of bis ,bumbler. Katheryn, who
went there to avoid bay fever. She was
operated on tor appendicitis, hut the
ailment wte ills, nvered to lie due to an
ahccs.s mar Hi" appendix. The young
lady was IT yarn old.
WEDS A POOR GIRL IN SECRET. ;
Heir to Immense F. date Surprises Friends
by Marriage.
l.a I’n.-'.-, Wi Aug 21* Harry
Hiilxvn.v. heir to th tale of the
late N B. Ilolxvay. aiiberman, wa
rretly iiiairi. *1 ;n M:n". ;.pohs to Mis-
Luuiee XI. i fiL. > north -id.* girl of .
pilot* pur. alag I’le- w.'ddmg was en
tirely un. .i" ' 1 I'l ■ 11 ..Iwa v estate
is one of tlie hirg m* in La Cr..—i.
KENOSHA PitVSICIAN WEDS.
Kenesl i Wi- X g _"a i Soo.-ia I. ]
Tin- marriage "I lb George X I’iigb
of Kello-iia anti Mis- Nellie Ball, a
daughter ot Mr aid Mrs Lug"iie Ball
Stratford, • ’ami•!.*■ took |.ho-e this aft
ernoon tit t ; .* I' an** ot It.* blade in Strut
ford. Dr Fugi. i- one ..1 the le st known
|.ru.-ti.-ing pliysi. :.ms in K.-nosiia, Ii
and Mrs I'agli will -pend their hon*y
iiinoii in northern t amnia and will make
tlifir home here They will 1... at home
to t it- ry 1.
The Shi.'auo County Fair.
Shaw alio, W. Aug. —l'. The Sha
! wain. County Agri. ultunil wx-iety an
j ""ino-i.s as ixx .*;i*> tbir.l aim ial fair at
| this pla ■ S a'.-Mih r IT_ b> 15
interstate Rate Making.
One of the most plausible arguments
advanced by the advocates of polities!
rate-making that if the interstate
commerce commission cun determine
that it rate is .njust or unreasonable,
it is equally able to determine wp..f rate
would he just and reasonable. Tnio does
not at all follow.
The interstate commerce commission
may he perfectly competent to determine
that a rate is unjust and unreasonable,
xvliile it is unable to say what rate is
ju-t and reasonable. The reasuu for
this is that a hat makes a rate unjust
or unreasonable, is its effect upon the
commerce of the public, and that is sus
ceptible of proof and relatively easy of
oetermmatioii. But what makes a rate
just and reasonable is quite another
matter, and involves, besides the nega
tive proposition that it shall not impede
or impair the commerce of the people,
the very important and vital artlrnntl'va
proposition that it shall give the earner
h ■ tub legal compensation, as well as
tout no rule shall he imposed upon him
that will impede or impair his commer
cial prosperity.
Ihe tacts are that nil rates are so
cu .-idy interrelated to other rates that it
would Hot he possible for the interstate
commerce commission to lay its hands
on a single rate . r set of rates without
upsetting and disturbing hundreds if
other rates, it j- as impossible to limit
•ho ratemaking power, either ot the
commission or the carrier to the pre
soiibi'd area of a single rate or
set of rates, as it would he to
con fine the influence of a pebble
thrown into the water to a less number
ot circles than the physical force of its
displacement would produce.
I t would seem a much more logical so
lution of the situation to con due tha
commission to what it can do, rather
than impose upon it something that it
cannot do. If the law empowers tha
commission to condemn a rate, and
Rives it ample machinery with which to
compel the carrier to speedily and ef
fectively adjust the rate to a basis that
is just and reasonable, the means will ha
provided for doing something which it
is possible to do, instead of the attempt
being made to do something which In its
own very nature cannot bo done.
WILLI AM K Li.IS.
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE AUGUST 27.
Egg and Dairy Markets.
MILWAI’KKI I'. . • Market firm
The produce board olliclnl i|mtati*ns
is 17c for fr*s!i laid, :it murk, rises r.*-
• - I rii*d. S.i!*s of m'•! rail'll* <1 stock •a’ i*■
street hi a small way run from Is'.-tUo.
1* tics. *ld* . w ;,!, 1 1 ■ Mills. IE llt
I . :
extra civaiiD ry is Elc Local pri *•. xt: a
' !-.iinci’v. . prints, HE. ; lii-sts. !;.•
*>l •!>. ITilsc; dnlrv. 1-Sr; lines. ].*.
I’., king stO' U. lE■; L'lc.
\1 if D.
twins. II f 11 1 v- ; llnibnr- r, per lb. ft *_■tl “• *;
• I s |p< . fancy Itrb k. 1"' i . v
K'l'lcs. S'iS••_*■, llujHM'tcl Swiss, E.r. fancy
lilo-’k. new, 11 : 4 /11 new llomi'l S\v!>s,
IF.-MEc; loaf. obi. U iU'.c; S,ip>:u.. lv.
HICiILAMb \Vi . A j. E's |v. . ■,a
sold at ME'’. I"0 drisi-s at 11 1 4 . .
V- '■ , V _ ES
were 4 .7 t vin s at lie and tiai-.. •> at
ll',c.
I-'lour chant 's Patents, in wood. '■ E• .■
7. • xjm it pat'-nrs. 4. .*>•./ i.7n: s?:-,_ats,
4 :*•./ I sirs! el*-.ips, U. 110./;; rye
Horn*. 4”: rvc. country. ;; lo /E“
FLU IX, 111.. Aim -H Hut tor sold at l\c
a lb on the board of trade yesterday. :ln
same as last v. e.-u. There were in. n'T- r
or sales today The output for tlit?
district is 7 47 .• m> |bs for tin* week.
niK'Add, i : . a; - e' Butter uly;
creameries. TTbHlc. dairies, is ■
St* ady; at mark, cases lneliid* •!. IE t
- : .l■ 1U . . :
11V; V>uiuf Ameri* a ♦. 11 Vc.
ITH'A, N. V. Ana. HB—Market today
excited, \evr York buyers ready to pay
an; prlei*. Seventy live lots s**ld,
bo' cs. at 11 1 ”• *. nil sizes and colors
N !•]W YORK \ 111 I) tter Quiet; r**-
edpts. IHM4O street prb **s. extra < ream
• ry. Hl o *JI l j' . otHetal pi le**, ereanuTy,
• *mm*ii l* *’\fra. 17 ,'Ele. Cheese Str
lilielialixed; r*eelpts, lI.PHo. 1 igxs- L.i>y,
un -hanaed; reeeipts, 1d,u40.
Milwaukee Stock Yards Report.
HiMiS ■ Reeeipts. E 4 ears; market ,*e low
er; Halit, uilxc 1. fair to clmi o
mediums, A :*•• /*>.EG; laumh paekers. G.EG't)
G.7G; plus, so to 110 lbs. G.G'Xticoarse
>t.as. 4 E.Vo \ 7G.
* ATTLi: H* celpts, !> cars; dull; * alv*‘4
liialuT; ImfclnTs st*er>. medium to ao*d,
- h' 1.0 1,7 fair t li,
'.iGo in JoGO lbs. .‘I.EGo ’• 7G; heifers, eoinmoib*
E EGg/ E.GO; 1. TEG / * ows, fair t
- 1. J7' ! Go; canio i’S. lEG i E •<•; *Mt
t ••i s. EEG o E GO; bulls, common, E.E-''o E 7o;
I hoi-’". E7G|.VEG; f.M-ders, SOO to '.G*
<H* i ;;.G*i; >’■* k-i <, Goo to 7GO llis. E EGo)
E 7G; \ a! eulves. eoimnoi t- ehob’*', G.O'Cfi
i N.- .
O' 1' iaorallze*l. don’t ship fmon.
SIIKKI* R*m * ipt • E * rs; steady,
t Go. Imck.s, EGomEo*). spring lambs, G.Vt 4.
Milwaukee Hay Market.
Timothy—Firm for old, new dull: carlofs.
rlioi timothy. lO.'mko l i.ocj; No. 1 timothy,
•tfo/;p. .go; No. E timothy, s.immu.oo;
i-lover and clov**r mix* and, 7mx*i/S.ES.
I'rair! • liav si •ady; * hob e Kansas, HJGtd
lo Go, No. 1 Kansas, No. E,
7. Go.
Straw, W'-ak; ;•> •', ‘,.EG■/G GO; oaLs, b.'M>
wheat, G.Goa;,oo, packing hay, o.o'i.
Markets by Telegraph.
MILWAI Kill:, amr EU.—CU)>c W heat -
Lower; No I northern, <ii track, lb No
e north*ni. 011 track, '.'•• Corn Firm. N*.
;; on track, G4 : -' (hits - Kiisii'i : No. E
white, **u trick. E 7* •_•*•; No. .1 white. 011
ti.n k, EbU^.'oE7. llarb y—Steioly: No. e :i
track. Go**; .sample *n track. US'oGE*’ ll>
ILaln r. No I on c.o k. GE<’. l*rotislons—
S: ■•a* 1v; pork. 14.50; lanl. 7-tM).
I !<>> r qaotations ar Marl spring wh at
patent. In wood. G. bKiG.GO; straight. Mi
j. g.eg /G..;.*; **xpurt patents, In sa*ks,
4 7"*/ 4. 50; I, ir ci* ar. in -aeks, .’.bo. rve,
\\\ |.t ,- . in wood. ;; io Cl Go; country pure,
in‘sacks. ;;.EO'c;.;:o.
M lli.st 11 !Ts ar* .: < • .f< ■* 1 at 14.00 for _ brio,
]■ *.O ft*c standard middling and 17."Ji r->i
Ml.x a ik* e ll ■ m uillina In i>o lh sa c
r .1 d*ir. Eo.oo, d-dlven and at eountry points,
( iir j ; "
I x v , I <■ : 5.•(.!,. miter, G 1; : • C.I.
|*. • l_ - . ot'i. 4i .■ H ;
Ia y EG'*e; h
’*- and *
Fork s ■;*? * . ■r. 1 1 M-V. '• ! I,
TihG; .Janiiar.. IE *•'• lain! >'*iu<an■•■•r,
7► 1 .. 1 >fttib' i'. s.oo; \oveiilber, I*.
f.'inber, 7 *? 7' : .L.n-iary, J oV-^^
-E'EUimmm-v. ♦; 7*. * ftyc I’uslt. <ib-; S.-|.’
t. nil H-r. '.l .1- • Flax. >
ti.irthwi-stiuui. t fj; Ib'
rinmt it > s.qu mbiT. ;t.'i3; O'
Mai 11 . ;e L.ild'.v - < usb, t v ' • ‘• , * ' 1
Cash, lE.oti
m;\v XOltK. Aug ' 1 ■ 1 ‘';*
S. qil.-mIMT. l>'-'i‘tnl'v" 'f'V.
ss" t c 1 'itvu - S.'l.ti'Ullwr. ltd , -mb' l,
"| S ‘ VNSAS I Irv. Ml.. Vug '2 It, ' bjj"
Wli'-at lI.M-.-nil.rr, M-iy. , .
, -I, \ ■ 2 Inirtl. •• ' s 2r; N.k .... .
v. J ml sJ. . So. :t. sir Corn- S- t.i.-tti
r 7;i. j |7*. . ,<•; Mry. ■-
N.< 2 niixi.J. -UK/.".'!*': A'*. - wlntr,
;;i,: :t. r.l ~<■ Oat* So. 2 whit.’,
, -J7," ■ No 2 Ulixril. 20.'
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T. .-iii'l..-r, 2>. No 2 i. bill.. 2t>
~M XU A. VI. . Aug 3 t'nttb It. . '•
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hi I li.■ ir'T—. 2.7"''X I 7.*.; -i. rn
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