*S STATE NEWS * *Manitowoc.—The youngest bride ir matrimonial records here for the ]sl 25 years is Mary Altman, aged fift^ who was married to William Edward*’Barron.—Mrs. Albert Clemmons wa» run over by a passenger train b.r* and killed. She was an old settler and about sixty-eight years old.Oshkosh—An unidentified maa about seventy years old dropp^ dead in a North side saloon. Heart failure was the cause.Manitowoc.—Thrown over the dashboard of his buggy and striking his head on sharp stories, jnfcn Ademan. a St. Nazianz farmer Waa found dead in the road. He was thir. tv-eight years old and unmarriedStoughton.—The Bteel ski Kiide built three years ago and said to be the highest In America, was blow n down in a storm and lies a mass of wreckage. It will be rebuiltRacine.—George Myers, twenty-eight years old, watchman ar the gas office, retired to the washroom and shot himself with a revolver dv-ing Instantly. Grief over the death of his mother two weeks ago Is the supposed cause.Portage.—Wrecking crews w*,-., called out of Portage to kecce ville. east of Columbus. Several u. foot towers of the transmission :ii,e to Milwaukee from Kilbourn were -down by the storm and blocked tu* tracks of the Milwaukee roalt;f.Clear Lake.—Mr. and Mrs Columbus Law celebrated their golden wedding here and the relatives made it the occasion of a family reunion and Mrs. Law were married in New Richmond 50 years ago and resided in that city until 1881. They have two daughters, Mrs. C. M. Reed of thi® place and Mrs. George Eldridge lt;,f Kirkland, Wash.* WISCONSIN