Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1900-10-16

Plans have been prepared for new
81, 1000 heating apparatus TO be installed
at the Lac du Flambeau Indian school,
Ashland agency.
At Whitewater ten freight cars were
thrown from the track and some of them
damaged beyond repair, besides much
freight being lost. Traffic on the road
was INSTRUCTED for the day.
Nightingale. the famous mare with
record of 2:10, was found dead in her
stall at Riverside park stock farm, at
Berlin. Heart failure caused death
West Wright. the 12-year-old son of
Charles T. Wright of Dunbar, was acct
dentaily shot by a companion while hunt
ing. The wound was not fatal one.
Blacldeg has broken out in the herd
Of twenty-five cattle belonging to Peter
Green in the town of Freedom. Three
deaths we're reported The remainder of
the herd was inoculated with a preven-
tive.
The residence of Joseph kleinhaus in
Appleton was entered by burglar, who
chloroformed the inmates and secured
500 in cash and gold watch. Mrs.
Kieinhaus was Frustrated from effects
of the drug.
Mrs. y. 4. Harvey of West Superior
was very painfully, although not serious
IL. burned as the result of throwing kero-
sene oil on furnace fire. Her clothing
caught fire and one arm, her side and
one side of her face were badly burned.
William II. Bestor, life convict. died
at the Waupun prison of typhoid fever.
Bestor was sent there April 80. 1898.
from Dane County. for the murder of an
old man and his wife, who lived at
Black Earth. The father and sister of
Bestor took charge of the body and had
it Inferred in the city cemetery.
A snake, about two feet long. was kill
ed on Fourth street. Ia Crosse, in the
most travelled part of the city 1T was
water snake. but tried its very best to
do successful battle in getting away.
Snakes are becoming very common on
the streets and the cause is not at all
apparent.
The farm residence owned and ocku-
MED by Paul Schriener in the tow3 of
Franklin was burned. together witkfcon-
tents. including 81 600 in cash. of which
$3.50 was in gold, which was founl melt
cd in a lump. There was SI50fn cur
rency destroyed
The Leland Hotel at Ashland Mas en-
tered and the safe robbed of $3.50 The
combination of the safe from whi',h the
money was taken was worked by tae in
tru6ers. and reveals the fact that tine op-
orator was either familiar with the place
or an expert in the working Of safes. 4
Will Haman of the town OF Summit
was severely and perhaps fatally wOunsS
ed hy a rifle BAH. He was AZ work witlA
his sister in a potato field. when they
heard a gun shot in the woods fifty rods
away. and a rifle ball struck the earth
near them. An instant later the boy was
struck IN the breast by another bullet.
The shot is generally believed 70 have
been fred by some hunters gun.
4 freight car on sidetrack. leading
10 the Beloit shoe factory. was hunted
through wall OF the building. A dam
sre was done 70 shoes and stock that
may run up into the thousands Of dol
lars. Water pipes in the building were
torn Down and the wster added 10 the
dsnase
THREE boys drowned in the hay az West
Superior while playing in an old boat
which capSized. The dead boys are two
RuSfelt hE'oihers and lad named Hink-
ley These three. with four others. were
in the boat and when thrown into the
wate~. three went down and four were
| rescued. Their ages ranged from 10 TO
| Is years.