Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-03-13
Rrief state hnnnenrngs.

The flour war at La Crosse has ended.
4 society of Spanish war veterans viii
be formed at Appleton
Ella Mccall of Beloit has been granted
divorce from Allan c, Mccall at James
vile.
The body of Chris yanderhoven of
Little Chute was found in tho river at
Appleton.
Port Anehen and Blue river will be
connected by bridge across the Wiscon-
sin river.
Mr.. and Mrs. William O'Neil Of West
field recently celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary.
II. u. Page, formerly Of Baraboo. was
severely injured in 4 railroad accident
at Blue Earth, MINI.
Miss Alice j. Ennis, aged IL. Of Weyau-
vega, and Willis Carley, aged 50, of the
same place, were married.
Rhodes sawmill at Mishicott was de-
stroyed by fire. The loss is $4,000 and
the property was not insured.
The West Superior military company
has received pay from the United States
for service at Camp Harvey.
The chances for fair this year in Cal
umet County are very slim. The agri-
cultural society;s funds are low.
The Shimmin Marble and Granite Com
pany has been organized and Incorporated
in La Crosse with capital of $1,000.
George Wick of Silver Lake, who was
accidentally shot in the thigh by his
brother while they were hunting, IS dead.
Thomas Harmon, an old and respected
citizen of the village of Merrimack, was
kicked and trampled upon by COW. lie
was in the stable caring for the animal
and was nearly killed before help could
arrive.
While attempting to escape from the
Beloit CITY Jail John Cotter fell and broke
his neck. Cotter had been arrested for
drunkenness and was trying to cut his
way out by the stone floor below and
broke his neck The jury brought in a
verdict Of accidental death.
Julia Cannon. a Ia Crosse dressmaker,
ased 81 years died in great agony Of
lockiaw. Twelve days before she had
gotten a silver of wood under her finger
nail. The injury was painful, but she
thought nothing of it. Gradually It grew
worse until finally blood poisoning set IN
with the above results.
Henry Trewyn was seriously injured in
a runaway at Palmyra.
Rev. Arthur G. kempton Of GAINESVILLE
has declined the call to Paterson, y. J.
Mrs. Zuelow, wife Of Frank Zuelow.
aged 80 years. residing one mile north of
Jefferson. shot herself twice with a re
rolver One of the bullets entered her
lungs. Domestic troubles are said to
have been the cause.
The Grand Rapids Pulp and Paper
Company. viii build a $4,000 sulphite
Giant as soon as building operations can
he commenced William Scott has re-
signed the position Of superintendent OF
the company and Is succeeded By K. L.
Harmon.
The large -four and grist mill belonging
to Moffat & Scantleton, ~ Cataract,
burned down. II Is a total loss. With no
insurance. The origin # the fire > IN
known.
Freda Strieger. the 4-ycar-oId daugh
ter Of Mr.. aud Mrs. john Strieger Of La
Crosse. was burned to death. She had
jusf placed some waste paper n stove,
when her dress caught IRE.
A verdict Of $50 was rendered At SUI
perios in the case Of Peter Couryai Of
that CITY against Receiver f. Il. Lincoln
of the Washburn. Bayfield, 500 iron
River road. The verdict was for tasnries
received by log rolling from train on
the plaintiff leg.