Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-15
GRAND OPERA HOUSE,
Friday Evening, May Is, Wausau
EIks in HaskelI's Original
Extravaganza
THE GREAT BURLESQUE CIRCUS
Under the direction of W. L. Haskell,
Introducing More Untried Talent and
Attempting More Unheard OF Feat
ures han Any Circus That VIII APP
pear in the City This Season.


Attempting More Unheard OF Feat
ures 7 han Any Circus That WEI APP
pear in the City This Season.
Advertising car No l, of the Elks
Burlesque Circus, arrives in the city
Saturday morning We give below a
few of the great acts" from the Official
program
Herr Johann Won Schlitzheuserbusch
and his famous German Silver Cornet
Band will render an assortment of arias
from the old masters.
Grand Entree in true professional
style, with real sawdust and horses, by
eight of the most daring riders that
have not yet signed for last season.
Mr. Algernon Ciayering Killikiniki
will call your attention to the grandest
aggregation of wonders ever exhibited
outside of clinic.
The Merry Old Clown viii sing and
tell you all about how it happened The
gentlemanly ushers will supply you
with song books containing the words
You can get the air rs you 90 home.
The Dashing and Daring Mile. Short
clothes, in her great display Of nerve
and winter hosiery, on high and silvery
wire, assisted by the band. By permits
sion of the humane society.
The Great Sandow, whose arms are
full of nusselS from Duncan Creek
just imported from Chaunchpanchick-
ithki. Will not attempt to lift anything
but salary and feet.
Signor Blitski, assisted by Bumpski.
In Pm'lor Majickski, will be turned
loose upon the cold and chilly world to
starve and die in their chosen juggling
profession Their salary and the town
clock will be stopped during the per-
Torrance.
Three Sponge Brothers-dry, soak,
wet-in their oily revolutions on the
horizontal bar.
Direct from the Spanish main, Sir
Arets and Sig. Arutes, will walk Span
ish, talk Spanish, and perform on the
Spanish rings.
Slgnor Bananapeanuto and his soul
inspiring Italian Orchestra will render,
by special request of a lot of people
who have promised not to come, his
original composition, The Axle Grease
Mans Lament" COPIES of this selec-
ton can be obtained at the livery
stables.)
Follower Each Other Bros in daring
high leaps over the great stuffed and
unstuffed manikins. The border lights
and fly galleries have been raised and
busted for this feature, hence requests
to Raise the Drop will be ignored.
Mile. 'Maccaroni, queen of the arena,
and her beautiful Arabian thorough
bred, spot" in her daring feet on
horseback, and more daring parachute
jump from dizzy height of three feet
from earth, and astonishing the natives
by alighting safely on her Sarabeninus.
Dr. Rich, dentist, over American ex-
press office on Scott street
Summer underwear, straw hats, larg-
est line in the city, at Weinfelds', the
big clothing house.
Last Wednesday, Irving Findeisen
and his brother, Walter, got permission
from their mother, of Amigo, to gather
some dandelion greens, but received
strict instructions not to cross the rail-
road tracks, but thinking the dandelion
more plenty on the opposite side they
attempted to cross and in doing so
Irving got his foot caught between the
outside planking of the crossing and
the rail and could not exUricate it. Just
at that time the switch engine with a
train of thirty-fve cars backed up, and
only for the presence of his brother
he would probably have been killed
Walter caught him and held him down
until the entire train had passed by,
leaving the lad unframed. After the
train stopped the brakeman went back
and released the boy from his perilous
situation.
Yesterday morning the team of Den
mis- Brown became frightened and ran
away, starting near the upper bridge.
They ran about block and came up
against an old telephone pole. The
tongue of the wagon passed clear
through the pole the latter breaking off
about midway, the top falling, but in
such a way as not to injure the horses.
The pole was not in use and was about
a foot in diameter. No damage was
done to the team or wagon.
Ireckon not the seasons,
Nor the years that come and go,
Lies an all-around pleasure to me,
Since taking Rocky Mountain Tea.
Ask your druggists. W. w Albers.
Fred Burns, formerly of Wausau, is
now one of the owners of what is
known as the Big Four Pavilion Cir
GUS Fred is an old musician and is
one of the very best horse trainers in
this county He has several trick hors-
es, the most valuable being Logan, :"
the stallion which he owned and had
while in Wausau. The first entertain
ment was given at Amigo last Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Alexander enter
tanned the whist club on Saturday even
ing, and it was an evening greatly
enjoyed by all who participated 1t is
the rule of the club that the ladies play
against the gentlemen On this occa-
sion the gentlemen came out ahead
about seventy five points, which does
not signify that they were the better
players, only that they were lucky in
holding good cards Tempting re-
freshments were served at Ii O'Clock.
Louis Steiner, chairman of the town
of Eau Pleine, brought in Elizabeth
Schwartz last Wednesday to be exam
ined as to her sanity She was found
to be insane and ordered to be taken to
the Northern Hospital, by the county
Judge She was taken to the asylum
the latter part of the week by Under
Sheriff Jerry Bradley.
1t is pleasure to visit o. C. Callies'
wall paper department, at his store on
Jackson street, aud see the beautiful
designs there. Mr. Callies is always
pleased to show goods whether you buy
or not.
Log driving has ceased on account of
the very low water The Tomahawk