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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1898

Page

3

Rail wreck near Clarno injures none critical

An Illinois Central freight passenger train from Madison to Freeport derailed one mile north of Clarno after rails spread under a loaded lumber car. Conductor William Ruger and Engineer Clarmont managed the scene as Baggageman Sawhill and several passengers endured minor injuries and milk spills. Wrecking crews cleared the track overnight despite rain with no blame assigned.

Illnois Central Madison Freeport Clarno Huuber Monroe Wmn. Ruger Claimont Wim. Sawhill Orangeville I. Barnett Shas Young E. ©. Copeland Alma Bennett Bertha Bennett Copeland Copelend Barnett Mas Bennett Eureka Clarmont Here Kelly Wrkage Moniay

Long Litigation Nearing End in Bleiler Case Discontinuation

The Bleiler case, bitterly fought, will be dropped after a Monday stipulation between Colin W Wright and A D Dinwiddig on behalf of Herey Ludlow and executors. Plaintiffs agree to pay clerk and officers fees and each party bears its own costs and attorney fees. The action sought to set aside certain conveyances to aid creditors of Wm Bleiler. The separate suit John Bleiler vs Dan Hanover and others will be discontinued on similar terms.

Bleilur Colin W Wright Jur del Bleiler A.D. Dinwiddig Herey Ludlow Will Lattow Ed. Tadlow Lafayette Wm. Bleiler John Bleiler John Beller Dan Hanover T. T. Moore Circuit Court Supreme Court

State finances improve as tax levy reduced

Secretary of State Casson reports apportionment of the state tax to Green county at 333,199.97 and total county collections of 1,492,570. Funds now balance the general state fund, eliminating borrowing from banks, railways, or trust funds. Last year’s tax rose to cover a deficit, including costs for Green Bay reformatories and a school for the feeble minded, which overran treasury funds.

Casson Green County Treasury Banke Railroads Green Bay

Jacksonville Notes On Troop Health And Duty Shifts

Private James Farmer of Company 2 relapsed. Private Hd Burrington of Company H leaves for home in about a week. Private Nelson of Company D shows alarming tuberculosis symptoms. Chaplain Varney hopes to be relieved by order of the Secretary of War November 1. Major McDill remains in Jacksonville and has been given captain’s hospital duty. Dr White ing of Tunesville reports for duty.

James Farmer Co. 2 Hd. Burrington Co. H Nelson Co. D Chaplin Varney Secretary of War Maj. McDiu Jacksonville de. Whiteing Tunesville

The Sick List Update From Local Notes

The sick list reports Antes Dergin in critical condition. Thos Hess remains confined to his home due to illness. Joseph Musserta is bedbound with a serious condition. Miss Lillie Schaffer, affected by consumption, is very low in health.

Antes Dergin Thos. Hess Joseph Musserta Lillie Schaffer

Camp Cuba Libre at Jacksonville Inspected by Mrs Varney

Mrs Chas. E. Varney, preacher at Universalist Church, gave an engaging talk on Camp Cuba Libre titled Pen Pictures. She described scenes of lights and shadows, including a sober youth, hospital care, and mixed fortunes of soldiers, praising those who serve and lamenting drunken disorder.

Chas. E. Varny Universalist Harch Ainve Viarney Tedaway Sue Uli Cuba Libre Camp Cine Swith Wisconsin Reid Riley Riley

COMING AND GOING IN OCTOBER TRADE TRAIL OF TRAVELERS

Tuesday, Oct 25 entries show Adelowish in Chicago, Etter's move to Darlington, Archie Plesk from Brailhead in a tow, Brnetting from Mineral Point to Brodhead, Carroll on a business trip to South Wayne and Winslow, Heitz in Browntown, Wascott couple home from Port Artis Texas, Smith visiting Blotz family then Mineral Point, Manning at South Wayne for boiler repair for D E Wood Creamery Co, McGrath returning to Chicago, Reger gathering cheese ahead of carload shipment from New Glars.

Aibert A. Etter Darlington Archie Plesk Brailhead B. Brnetting Mineral Point Brodhead Jas. Carroll South Wayne Winslow B. Heitz Browntown John Wascott Port Artis Texas Ed. Smith Martin Blotz E. J. Manning D. E. Wood Creamery Co Joe McGrath Bert Chan Chicago Jacob Reger Blanchardville

Unclaimed letters at Monroe Wis postoffice week ending Oct 8 1898

Letter list from Monroe Wisconsin shows remaining unclaimed items for the week ending October 8 1898. Names include Mr Win Bontslee Mtr Joint Bout J Bruce Jonas Brunner Mrs C Baker Miss Augusta Holz Mrs Tia Wells and others. Advertised letters must be claimed by request of the addressee. TG Busser P.M.

Monroe Wis Win Bontslee Mtr Joint Bout J. &. Bruce Jonas Brunner C. Baker Augusta Iloltz Tia Wells TG. Busser P.M

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