Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-10-30
j. w. HUDSON & SON. 7 Ta'aO ST

Fifty (50 people are employed in the
massive production of Humpty Dumpty
at the Grand Opra House next Monday
night.
When you come to consider price
and quality you will find that you can
always do little better with us on
fruits, confectionery and oysters than
elsewhere -Jaeger's fruit store, phone
108.
j. Bascom Robins has raised about
Sc, 600 of the $1,000 bail, and it is
thought he can secure the balance. He
is trying to raise it by popular subscrip-
ton and for this is making an appeal
to his fellow travelling men. The bond
has to be raised and deposited in cash,
therefore, it is harder to get. If it was
only necessary to furnish bondsmen,
Robins would have been out long
time ago $4,000 of the $1,000 were
raised here, and 81 900 by relatives.
Geo. Brotz died at the Riverside
Hospital on Saturday last, the cause of
death being exhaustion. Some three
weeks ago Mr.. Brotz was taken sick
with typhoid fever but did not heed the
advice of friends or physicians to 60 to
bed but remained on his feet until
weakness finally compelled him to do
So He was brought to the hospital
Friday afternoon, but he was then in a
dying condition, and medical skill
could do nothing for him. He was "a
years of age.
Cold weather is sure to come. Have
you looked over your storm sash and
replaced the broken lights If not, you
should do so at once. All sizes of glass
in stock at lowest market prices Also
glazing promptly attended to.
o. G. CALLIEs.
The Wunderlich case, which involves
over $50, 600 and which was commenced
by the Wunderlichs because certain in
surance companies refused to pay poll
cies on mill and lumber yards which
were burned at Amigo ON account of
fraud, was tried at Rhinelander and
was given to the jury last week. There
was a disagreement. Messrs. Mylrea
& Bird were attorneys for the defense.
The case was previously tried ut Amigo
! and judgment found for the plaintiffs.
The supreme court sent the case back
| for new trial.
In tie Review of Reviews for Noyem-
Der, the editor comments at length on
the American political situation as it
appears on the eve of the Presidential
election; on the result of the Parlimen-
tary elections of the past month in
Great Britain, and on the issues of the
Canadian and Newfoundland elections
of November and s. Other interest
ing topics are included in the months
survey of The Progress of the World
such as the Chinese complications
and the careers of the late John Sher-
man and Charles Dudley Warner.
"TenesSee's Pardner,n romance OF
the Nevada sand hills, suggested by
Bret Harte's popular romance, was at
the Opera House last Thursday evening.
1t was not greeted by very large
house, and those who did not attend
missed treat. While the production
was not as good as The Dairy Farm
or white Horse Tavern" nor were
their prices as high, but taken all in all
it was a comedy-drama well worth see
ing. Manager Cone is giving our the
atre goers some very fine attractions.
! Dave Sullivan gets himself into queer
prediciments and cuts some odd capers
Tuesday eveningDave was coming dowT
to take the evening train at Wausau
upon the track before the incoming
train stood man in an intoxicated
|. condition be apparently gave no heed
to the approaching train which was 81
close to him that it was impossible Il
reach out and pull him back Sullivan.
/ ready Irish wit prompted him to dasi
| straight across the track and rush th'
man over. So near was the train ana
50 close were they to the track that th'
steps of the platform of the coaches
cleared their feet almost IS soon as thel
toppled together upon the ground
Mosinee Times.