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New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
New Y0Hg. 0gTlRI0 3 WESTEgH gY

A DNERIlSENE-NrS subscriptions for ne rrloaaa
- received a. tasr Uptown once No L-i@ E-cafgey.
. door nortn or 5lst-st until ocaca advertise
Iasns reeysd az ne following branch 3iees st regler
Al.
COT lo- 1th-aTe-. May
hAQ lttf-st Ia Colurnbus-aye.
" Ne4t 4-t-st- near shave 81 East eHT West
81 ST. between ltn ant sth lJe East 47thst IS
50 ave- between tuth and 7<h ia28 Sd-ave uea-
olstsl. 1tvN tst ave. near s2thst $50 3d-ave
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
ERIE RAILROAD

Through trans leave New Eorz- foot Of ~aaa1ers s.
a. follows,
0.UO Daiiy-Soi-5 tr4la tar Bgl-4.o Ar n
Eins1anlton Waverly. Bradford CGa-le8.
parl-r dining EGualo-
D.lS q u-Dl-iy. except sundays. EilRlaulr1n.
OWrgo Wavery. ElaIra and Delaware Valley poiata.
Daily Jesvis 4Gd MoU-lceo Pgi.mau Par0r cara
m DaiIy-Cbicaa1 Lllnire1-F2s- unaIi-s1ld
q Chicago arriving $40 Art Cleveland
7-3O Da-y--Rurralo and Clev--and -Npress-arr-
Buffalo Jamestown Nozugs-
town 1927 Cleveland l-So ? M S4eegers % B-lEas
Cleveland Care
8.I5 D m Daily.-SouG train for Biushauiton. wav-
ery EmEa Chic1so. Sisepers 70 Eutlo. Chicago Cla-
cinnati. Dining
TICKETS. LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN AC<-
i COSTAfODATIO$S III EI2 26I a0I g5T flr6ad~
way 125th GO West 1c5rh 81 Caanabe-a
Vest zua Fi1E
St. Brooklyn ~ River Hobokeu
C1tv Station. York Transfer
checks baggage % dsstiuGfi0n-
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RALLRoAD.


STATIONS foot OF WEST TvvENTY-TFfTFr} STREET
AND DESBROsSES AND CORTLANDT STREETS.
STThe leaving time from Desbrosses aaa
ooF'landt Streets is five minutes later than
mat given below for TweRsy-third Street
station except where otherwise noted
30 90 =. ", rAsE AAlLe-Lrnl-sd % two Baf=s Par
q 3-rs o. gaieag7. NJ coaches % Pirtsours
0-S'5 A. VI PENNsYIsv8NIA LIlIIfEI.- Pullman Com
e1[aenS sleePlng biH,1s srn9zinE and Observation
, -55-.i3aa29iis - q. @ Laa.sylile. s.. LOUIS
Loe@o. Sasnylle lvia Cincinnati aad LouisviIe1.
"-5S = D. ST. LOUIS E1IPEEss--Fa Pitss5grg Co
..-i-ls Indianapolis E~1ulsrl.a .a ST. Louis
"'5b p " WESTERN E1lPREss-Fo- chicago. For
755 S11eys = s255l5a2 sls5l 2
Route C1B1arfs ~ Cir.-s . - S7--'.l.1a tai-sJ
SO = VI CL-EVE El-AND AND CINCINNATI TX
FHasS.-For Pittsburg- c'ave.ant. Ctacinaa,A
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
30 s2J $50. 1910 lDesbr0sses and Coraud- Streets
30 gDes5-assss and c9r,laadl Streets 22o1. a.
a. A. DINING Car. 45s DINING Car. 8-45 p n
n-i 955 515iayi - SO. lq99 sDutas Carr
CaFl. 30 D. L. night
SOUTHERN, E,A-LwA wAy.-ExD-ess . y ~ p n 1210
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RArLwAE.-For Memphis
ATLANTIC COAST LINE-Ezpress. SIS a H. and o .
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAT.-s.s5 a n and ass
sEAaoARr AIR LI,E.-EzDrezs 1855 p. n and r2lo
Foa OH FONT. COMFORT and NoRFoLE-J8 a
= L-.-A-' i- p n weekdays.
through Fes-.cUiet Trains Buffet Par0r Cars
STANDARD Coaches
CAPE NAT--l2-5 D m. weekdays
F]T points on Ne F7rS ans Long Branch Fairnsd ccol
west tW-Hty-tal-t Street s-lrloul. $50 r. l210
go salurtays on-yh Is. 100. 3 .. 40. 455 and
80 p m Sundays T-55, . a. p "a from
Lesorosses and Iortlauir Srrsersl So SEQ m
l-2n go SATURDAYS ony], go GI0. $40 o.. $40
and ESQ g. m Sundays, u. a45 a. H. p. n
FOR PHILABELPHIA.
so Us ''3s - 5 a2a % g2Ffsa e 5s5 7sss ss@ e p =
brosses and Eorrsnit Streets 1920 Dining carr IO55
dining Carr ll55 u- L2.55. . tLesorassss aaa
7rtla1tt Streets. 2-3e. 80. 325, ESQ., DIN
ing Car, 400 Dining Carr. 555 Dining carr. T55
- - 30 2 e. Z % aigat- SUNDAYS. slo T-55
mo coaches IS sj5. q . g s. ELlul-=1l -.
tAiluing carr O. i255 f55 Dining carr y S.
- Dining Carl +5J lDiuiuE Carr $50 Dining Carr.
$50, 80 500 q y p n. - 10 night
LleAet 5Fice7 Nos idI 3+5, IIa6 1854. III and 2sI
Broadway I As-or House. West Tven-y-thi-t Street
station. and sr-rions fogc of Desbr1sses Core
Lan0t Streets Court S3B Fulton street as
6roa1way and P-nnsy -7a-ta Annex Station Brooklyn:
station Jersey tiLv- The View TerC Transfer Com
pay VIII call r1r and check baggage from hotels ard
residences through 20 destination
1steppone '4l4 Eighteenth Street Peuazvlvauia
Railroad Cab Service
j. 2 EJ FcHINSON r WCOU
General Manager General Pas5'r agent.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
Railroads
LEHICH VALLEY.

Stations West 23d Corandt ana DesbrOsses streets
lpelna r r. Ferries
Time audc Desbrusses
sunday other trains daily sunday
455PM sunday sunday IS sunday dl5
y sunday SIS P.n. + a ~ sunday A
- n n A Local r1r EASTON.
81 0.e@ =. FtALO AKA AlL- and
principal local points FarlOr and Dining Cars Con
h-SI +'I 55 1000 Noon. SLACK DIAMOND TX
PRESS" HsudsOuet in the world Limited 20 seating
eanacifV Buffalo with
10 Detroit and Chicago. Dining . Zee "a carte,
nA Fur WlLhkS-BALl1E. SCRANTON,
++55 IL Il Coal R-s- and tnge--s la-e points
y'5.f0. y5.sOP a. Local for AiAltH Cit NA-
'5.JJ. X8.IOR Chicago \esroaie il--yea Eor Lac
tstgiAE taFunto
~7.55, soc Expos zion E1P,es7 t1r 81 ~ 20,
g.. T. ITHACA, ROCHESTER, BUFFALO
and West. Sleeping Cars Chicago
SO PLANFtELD Gnd HOUND BROOK, locals, daily except
SUNDAY ln. and q
Tickets and Pullman accommodations a 3 s - 80 st5 and
Columbus Ave- y y
Fur0r st Court tw'v station Brooklyn;
T-YnSTa- to viii
residence through destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Buffalo July l2-sprng wheat-No hard SPOT round
%6rhss 2 % H N5 se Wae o%Ps & done EG
red and white s5o 6d Corn duiI and easy for ye}H
asa, no corn, 4se oats duil; No Waite 29lsc; 70
mixed, 2el4e Flour hrm Canal fEeights steady wheat
s. So to S8F5 SewYo2s = and 81 to 1I6aa2 oats "
Chicago. July 12-Tne leading futures ranged as fol-
lows:
Iuy Wheat No oossns Hs9s's ss 7ss7s lsTsa 2s'ss
sase5s s5s5sas. s3egsS gs$ s,ass 5S 5S S%S5S 5S
5aly ..-,,..-.. 1904 ~ 4aNat3a ~
ssS5s@ssr sqses5 a.. "a 3 IA 4sasts
oats, No. 2:
s:s:.=s.: y: - ..>.s:$ II II ..,.=:. ..~s5
Mess pork per bbl
SEPTEMBER 5:aS . II. sizes us5o ,lsav fssS s$
Lard per 100 u:
s::ss:$ 5:s:;ss.s 5:"s .... s5 49, ss;s. ss5~ ; &;
.ss:.s... ss5E .... S ESS Esss$ ssa~ ss9 ss94
Cash quotations 52ovs 2qr @ 5ac s5q N2 %o spring 9@5
feeding barley. 8s942c 10 axseea 8 So No 15- T2TJH
grade S; mess pork, Dbl Sl2 5oq$l2 % 52E Per
@ qU s sailed Shoulders tbo1edj So 56$7 snort clear sides
hoxss 81 +GS OS 50 Ens g4nuised 50 % confectionery
s. IS On the Proags IS17 Ee922ssa RFg a 1 ssh
Cincinnati Tulv 12-FIour dull. Wheat easier No ?
red Sic Corn No mixed. 4b-ec oats urIl' n"
mixed 27c Rye quiet No >, &c bgtter s'-a-S'
Sugar firm Eggs firm, 991oc Cheese steady
Duluth July 12heas 10 ,s hard cash 8c sss.' xa au
Sorrhern cash August. SlHtcf SepteIloer
T9arer7ber 81 Northern, soc No spFlnB 'Vse'
Corn +3 sc OATS. 2IP21 Aec
Milwaukee July l2-wheat lower: No NortheTn. =
s799iar~ No Northern. SOdS0lac. Rye sEeafE No l.
62c Barley steady: No ., 4744sc; sample, +oa+oe'
Nfi1raanoIs Julv 12-CIose-Wheat in store. no /
Northern Tuv 79lec September. T99s 944e tece52er
No . Northern, I9c. Flour and bran uIcilaasf-t
Pbna6eIpbta July I2-wheat Ike lower; CONTRACT
Grades univ 7sl4 a7slec Corn quiet but STEADY No
11txa4 Tuv s4d4Sl.c. Oats quiet and uncnaIsec So
white clipped SIC Butter hrn good demand tSacs s
nearby I3-c- Western, BE 10 Solth" es.e' - 10
southern Zoe Cheese hrner5 NeU-N2r6 rHIi Ies-a,
fapcv small 90. do good choice - thV72e te'
500 $4,000 n in SACKS W1etil, ouNO
hush corn 50 900 bush 2TOoo bus
Wheat D 600. corn. $4,000 bush; oats cu"o Ou7'
St Louis July 12.-CIose-Vheat. No ? rsd eash5 ea5
TUv 7Tic: August = tc: Septenher 7sl+c % No
bard 75Is a75sc. No cash, +2Sc. Jl;;y
September eS%sc. No . white. @sS+g-sc-
Toledo Jllv l2-wheat active, lower spot sa &C.
r,, august s3&c: September. s4lsc Corn &C
1-s unchanged. No > 451@c; sepJember 80
CaTz 6uiI unehaaged: NO cash Z5c. SepteUes 1.eS
~ AMI Unclaimed . cash 5sc Gov rIserH to5SS'
brine s. D. 1899 prime, s. 90. OCTOBER 90 oo' NO
81 Is
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

-0-T0A--Iot much business was done u olIlL
4-5ev T-adnE was upon a EesllaE-ng y Al- an ~
----5a interest The course of the market was
within E- variations
feeling. with prices IIc1a--z=- =
--t-.- lover Immediately AFTER the call prices e7
further and -leE t-ere was a LaS
Z sl4 points The early weakness was me result u
cables and generally l1lF1raoe crop news
-a-- qr--h0-1- ezu auacicr far
-al went The held me market pretty STEADY
l1--z-z- chiefly from the shorts TIE sumner
POSITIONS relation the general list FOR ez
afternoon showed q net Joss oi
51-uz Hzs= Of -l= new crop months We're sei-HE
Cf point OF ETc Local seflllrrel-
b lesrlsE crop lIre--L-
EeEee strong -alk The part ~ -eU leading
backed -re statistical position, led 10
Wien -le snort side Of the
business --e- Private
sz=s showed thar sentiment II Europe also very
mixed side leading spin
G dominated more or less oy manipulation. The market
sss -1s-T ELezCy points higher 8 points lower.
-H= -1Ee r contract prices the local to-day
lows
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
BALTINORF & ONO z. r.

FOR THE WEST.
Leave New YORK OF Liberty South Ferry
OVhilehau TerunaD 5 earlier
"Daly Except SUnc2ys SsuncayA
CHICAGO. '4.So - C4oerty street onlyl 'ls0
and 80. IS night
PITTsBURG. '4.sO N, liberty street anly1. '2Oe
Q. m, - % D. n and Il. Is night
CINCINNATI. 81. LOUIS. 1000 a "L0O = n
sI2.I5 night
loyal Blue TRAINS
WASaINaf0S. BA--.AOItE. fs.oA 1000 tDiasEls
a tLinerl. e-1L-ar2s
ss.OO (-Roysl Limited, exclusively Pullman Tran,
Diner aGd Gael '500 lDiner, zoo p r. tlner1 aa4
sI2. IS night NORFOLK TL00 2
traias illuminated vita Plntsch Light
So " 1e@ Bowery n Y 8ss fulton ST. BrcokYns
whitehall Terminal and Liberty 81 Aaggage cnackeo
from % destination
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
new YORK CENTRAL

HARLEM DIVISION.
BIZ A NJ and &15 p. NJ Daily. SUNDAY
FltfsH=.dt Sundays only g. ~ a II
Pullman Cars all through
Trains Illuminated wiki Piutsrl Light
Ticket Offices ud 2I6 Broadway n
teIllon 50 w tQtlrlfIS Ave, l3} le5rh
l25th St and 13s1h s Stations N-w ana rs
Fulton ST. and 104 Broadway. e. D. BrolkiFu-
Telephone 9O3 Street. York Central Cab
Service Baggage checked from hotel residence hy
WeStC0tr Fyurasz C0n1nanv
GEORGE Fl DANIELS General Passenger Aze-t
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

FOREIGN Coffee Na-h=IsSaHL1s1 market oarels
f-sz=r -lulo
$4,000 E1aulbI-Elc-te= market opened =
-t=---z higher q rfznEig net advance
81 bags EaVre--+f=e market opened 2 70 -
franc higher advanced = franc al p m sep
.-a- 7--rrs-Eef rrrz- months advanced franc
r--- : 7-ar- rEEE=r- --raI sales. = 600 bags.
- -es5 -- ....... % -
.-----.- 50 p
ts--r GO September -
-- -'-'-'''' 7---re- -
49, ----'-'--'' S.--a---e- 90
49, - 5a Tare--rer. ............ .53-15
z -4sz -,-s-.- g-==7-- M F7io 7s2a5 uncertain
r1sgz- cleared the
S---c 0dss r7rs- cleared -1r Europe coo bags
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

-c 1-2see quiet with quotations UNCHANGED m
-g ss1te tor m.e5linE upland and l0izc for mid
go 2s-ss were ~ bales. Southern spot ma rllers
rs L-l-9Vs- Orleans CIie-
--e A1fa-1a- a. 50 e. Savannah n-rr ar a.
-.=s--A l1El ar S-sc- Wilmington -1-hf0p 50f+1-
f~-- e-e- y ID ---@ci Memphis steady a. lGc. ST
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

Receipts Of breadstus points in thousands
last three cphers 0) omitted, hour bbs hush,
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
- - s as follows

NJ = Rio. 1928 fuucerratn) E.
5.Hs-9 bags cleared Tor the
.lea-ai Tor Europe. 5000 bags .
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

c. IA DIA CIFIC RAIL z
Intended steamship saiinEs from Vancouver.
JAPAN, CHINA, PHlll?P PINE ISLANDS
EMPRESS OF DIA.........-. July go Oct 5 Dec 81
ES PRESS JAPAN Aug 20 Nov 4 Tan'v =
EMPRESS OF CHINA A..-...... sept 10 Dec 8 Fehv x
Imperial Limited, vancouver in hundred hours
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS AND AUSTRALIA
AIIOVE1FA ......... July u AORANCT Aug d
ter rates apply 353 Broadway and - Wall s..
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
SHORT ROUTE TO THE PARIS EXPOSITION
HOLLAND AMERICA LINE.

pED d LINE.
La CIayra. CabeIlo, Curacao Mara
ca ibo via Curacao-CaIIlug also Puerto Rico.
From Roberts Pier BrooklyTl.
s CARACAS ..-...-..---.-... Saturday, July Il
PHILADELPHIA 3turtay, July 2S, noon
These superior accommodations for
BOJLTCN. BLISS & DALLETT,
Managers. I2S Front St
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13
TRFNCH LINE.

ERENCH LINE
- COMPAGNIE GENERAL4E TRASSATLANTIQCE.
DIRECT LINE To HAVRE-PARIS CFrance).
Sailing every Thursday at 10 A. n
From Pier No ~. North River. foot Morton ST.
Ia Erat4Eue July 10 La ToUraIue- aug o
la Chauua-ue- July rs La B-sJaEne. Aug 10
Z. La Lorraine aug p
paris Hotel Accommodations reserved for company 3
passengers upon application
General Agency. p Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1900-07-13

MAlElE @TENMSD1P GO,
DIRECT LINE TO PORTLAND MAINE
Connecting with all railroad steamship all
Summer Resorts Steamships 'Horstio Hail. new
Manhattan leave Pier No IS. P. Market
Street Tuesday. Thursday Saturday at u.
steamers fitted with modern
Seort and convenience Of passengers Ticket oces Nc
2eO Broadway Of Reade general Of1cs
222 South St opposite the Pier
HORATIO HALL G. T. II. 222 South Street
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-01
CIRCUIT COURT.
Convenes in Wausau Next Monday
Morning.

Circuit Court convenes in this city
next Monday; the calendar contains
nine criminal cases, thirty three issues
of fact for the jury, thirty three issues
of fact for the court, and five issues of
law. Only four of the criminal cases
are likely to be tried, and they are not
of particular Importance.
Among the jury cases is Carlson VS..
Fenwood Lumber Co., personal injury
case, in which plaintiff received ver-
dict of $4,000 on the first trial. This is
a new trial granted by the Judge.
The case of Geo. harrington VS.. Wis
consin Central railroad, an action to
recover damages for buildings destroyed
by fire from defendant company's en-
gines. The action hinges on the ques-
ton of negligence.
Edward S. Clements VS. c., M. & St.
p Railway Co., personal injury case, in
which the plaintiff was injured at the
Fifth street crossing of the ST. Paul
road, by his wagon being struck by
some empty cars which defendant COM
pany's engine was backing down the
track.
The Wisconsin Farmers Mutual Hail
and Cyclone Co. have number of cases
against various farmers of this county
to recover assessments.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-01
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
Picked up by Our Reporter Since the
Last Issue of the Pilot
PROBATE COURT.

In re estate of August Vilter, de-
ceased. Petition for final settlement
filed.
In re estate of Gilbert Valliere, de-
ceased. General inventory filed.
In re VIM Schlaefer, minor Permit
for employment issued.
In re estate of w. A. Hasten, de-
ceased Claims fled.
In re estate of Aben Moore, deceased.
Order for adjustment Of claims issued
and notice to creditors.
Bertha Johlke, insane. Ordered com
mitted to Oshkosh.
In re Adam Roeder, deceased Proof
of publication and notice to creditors
fled
In re Robert Brandt, deceased.
Claims fled
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
August Bohu to Ida Streke, both of
Berlin.
Karl Barwick to Mary Lozebiatowski,
both OF Pike Lake.
Henry G. Parge, of Mayville, to Ida
Freimand, Of Holton.
Mons Monson to Amanda Jarness,
both Of city.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-01

The editor of this paper spent a
couple of hours at Brokaw last Thurs
day, in company with Frank Kelly, OF
this city, and f. A. Gooding, of Bloom
ington, Ill. There was great activity
about the enormous plant and every
body was busy getting the machines
started after the closing down caused
by tine high water. The damage was
small with the exception of the four
days loss of business. This must have
figured up to quite sum- The water
filed the lower story of the mill about
two feet, The big machine Stewart, "
which had been running right along
was giving them some trouble and tear
ing up considerable paper, but this was
remedied very soon and the amount of
paper it was turning out was simply
marvellous to an outsider. The other
machine, its counterpart, Alexander, "
was started in earnest yesterday and
now the great mill is turning out thirty
tons of paper daily. 1t is a sight worth
going good ways to see, and those Of
our citizens who have not been at
Brokaw should run up and see the
mammoth concern. Work on new resi-
dence buildings is progressing rapidly,
and soon there will be quite little vii
lage there.
Enid .alderson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs n l.. Anderson, in company with
other playmates at the Second ward
school, was playing about a tonfire on
the school grounds, when Nor clothes
caught fire. Mrs. Heinemann, assisted
by one of the workmen on the house,
wrapped quilt about her and succeed
ed in smothering the flames, but not
until her clothes were nearly All burned
off. She was taken home and medical
assistance summoned. While her case
is not dangerous she was quite badly
burned from the waist down, and
although the burns are not deep. they
cover considerable surface Merrill
Star
LATER-Ibe little girl, VINO was a
niece of Mayor Anderson, Of this city
died yesterday morning.
Ben Hett was given surprise party
last Tuesday evening at the home Of
his mother, Mrs. NJ WINNER, on Full
ton street, the occasion being his birth
day. The party was gotten up by Miss
Sarah Hart and Michael Kavanaugh.
Hearts were played during the evening
and a most enjoyable time had BY
ali who attended While dainty re-
freshments were served, scores were
canyasssd and the following found en-
titled to prizes: First 70 Miss Rather
inc Lerum aud Merritt Martin; second,
to Miss Elizabeth Ryan and Wm.
Butler
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-01
AFTER HORSE THIEVES.

w. S. Tufts, Sheriff of Clark county,
was over from Neillsville yesterday in
quest of horse thieves. They stole a rig
from his son and horse of another per-
son. Mr. Tufts thinks he is on the right
track, and will soon round them up.
LATER-Sheriff Tufts found the rig,
horse, ETC., at Stuhlfauth's stables this
forenoon. They had been sold to Mr.
Stuhlfauth by man named Schroeder
for $500. The man has been in states
prison for horse stealing, and is a thor
oughbred thief. Mr.. Stuhlfauth will
get $500 which was the reward offered
so is only out few dollars. Schroeder
has not been apprehended.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-01
NEW ROAD PROJECTED.

A report is In circulation to the effect
that powerful combination of eastern
capital has determined to build con-
Meeting line of 100 miles between the
$500" railroad and the Green Bay and
Western line, to furnish new lake port
for seaboard traffic.
The plan, it is stated, is to build a
road from Prentice, in Price county,
southeast to Grandfather Falls, on the
Wisconsin river, in Lincoln couny;
thence south in the Wisconsin river
valley to Wausau, in Marathon county,
where the line will again bend toward
the southeast crossing the corner of
Portage county and thence going into
Waupaca county, where it will meet the
Green Bay and Western at lola, which
is at the northern terminus of short
branch of the Green Bay system.
From lola the trains viii run south
east to G. cen Bay, where elevators will
be built - accommodate the expected
increase of business.
1t is said that the association of bust
ness men who have lately organized to
further the development of the rich Wis
consin river valley has been approached
with a proposition for assistance
in the the project. and that it meets with
great favor, rs it will give new outlet
for the products of the valley and help
to build up the towns and utilize the
wonderful waterpowers. However the
principal object is to provide new and
short line for freight and passenger
traffic between the west and the east.
The building of the line viii undoubtedly
mean the establishment of another line
of big boats or car ferries across Lake
Michigan to one of the convenient
points on the east shore Milwaukee
Journal.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-01
SKIPPED OUT.

The other day w M. Dygert, the
music teacher, left for parts unknown,
leaving many unpaid bills behind. He
had collected in some cases in advance
for lessons from his pupils in this city,
Merrill, Schofield and Mosinee, besides
several music dealers were beat out of
quite large sums. To friend he left a
note saying he was going away and
that picture store, etc, could be sold to
pay his debts Wausau people have
been taken in in this manner by several
such as Dygert, aud it is hig time that
they look up travelling characters of
this Kind before trusting them to any
extent
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-01
BASE BALL.

At E-eeting of printers held last
evening, at the Record Office, it was de-
cided to organize base ball club, and
Judging from the material that can be
produced the prints" will be able to
wipe up the diamond with the cigar
makers, machinists and clerks, who are
anxious to try conclusions with them.
A challenge from Henry Hoene, cap
tain of the cigar makers, TO play the
printers for SO a side. was read and
accepted. the date Of the game to be on
Decoration Day. Next Sunday the
printers will all turn out for practice
and then it will be decided who viii
play and what positions they will ill.
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WANTED-A young man to learn
butcher trade. Young man, about IS
years old, who wishes to learn the but
cher trade, can find a position with
Chas. Kunze & Co, Athens, Wis. Good
wages for the right person.
FoUND.-A plush collarette. The
owner may have same by calling at the
PILoT office.
FoR SALE-A large, ten room house,
with all modern conveniences, for sale
at a bargain. Enquire at this Office
Two GIRLS WANrED-Une for gener-
al house work and the other for second
work Call at the residence OF w w.
Albers.
Harper Whiskey is music, bottled
poetry, ripe mellow, refreshing and
delicious. Sold by Delaney & Struck,
Marx g. Bells, Wausau, Wis
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-05-01
LOST HIS EYE.
A Most Distressing Accident to Otto
Roloff.

Last Wednesday forenoon, while Otto
Roloff was at work in Goodwillie's Box
Factory, he met with an accident, which
caused the loss of his right eye. He
was at work at the slasher and in at
tempting to get board loose, which
was nailed to wall or machine close by,
it came off suddenly and struck a cireu
lar saw, which was in motion; nail,
which was in the board was thrown out
by the saw, the same pierced the pupil of
the right eye of Roloff with such force
that it went clear through the ball.
The injured boy removed the nail him.
self and was then taken to a physician
to have the wound dressed. DR.. Lee
Willard operated on the eye last Sun
day, practically removing the same.
The patient is now improving with
hopes of an early recovery.
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REPEATED BY REQUEST.
Cradle Songs
Of Many Nations
Given by School Children
Next Friday Evening,
at 8 O'clock, Sharp,
GRAND OFEKA House..

l50 children, costumed, representing
Brownies in Brownie dance, Negroes in
plantation medleys, Boys in Ratchet
Drill, Little Nigh. Gown Girls, Japan
csc, French, German. English, Scotch.
American, many others in National
Cradle Songs, Indians in typical songs.
etc.
MANY OTHER
features, such as recitations, solo, duet,
chorus, orchestra music, ETC., etc.
Tickets, % cents. No extra charge
for reserved seats. On sale at Opera
House, Wednesday. Proceeds go to the
High School piano fund.