Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-01-15
Rr;ef state hapDen,ngs.

The court house project for Sank
County WIS killed by the Board Of Su-
pervisors.
died in terrible agony by falling into boil
ing water at La Crosse.
JOHN ThiH, 81 years old, was struck by
street car and instantly killed in La
Crosse while on his way home from
church.
The house of Desire Cole chairman of
the town of Luxembourg, was entered
by burglars and $700 in money was taken
by them.
William Smith, a wel-to-do young man,
unmarried, Of Murray, was instantly kill
cd by a tree falling on him in John Multi
gan's camp.
The general store of the Y. & c.. Ma
shek company at Whitefsh Bay, was
burned and very little stock was saved.
The total loss is about $4,000
Lawrence. the 22-year-old son Of Fred
W. Reineking, living near Franklin, took
earbolic acid by mistake and died within
a few minutes. He was a very popular
young man.
Matt Boehm. an employe of the Seyk
grain elevator at Algoma, fell into a
grain spout and was buried under grain.
He was suffocated before help could
reach him. A young wife survives.
William Ruddick's general store, NJ.
G. Gunnis' blacksmith shop, the X. 0. T.
NJ. hall and John Holmes store building
were burned at Bruce The cause is un-
known. All are well insured. The loss
is $4,000.
The four Montfort bank robbers await.
ing trial tried to break Jail at Lancaster.
They succeeded in Saving fourteen pinch
steel bars and would have without doubt
made their escape had not Sheriff Faw-
cett discovered the work. \ search was
made and several saws were found.
The contract for the steel vault furni
ture for the new St Croix County court
McGin-Warner Company Of St. Paul, for
81, 80.
Emil Schubring, an employe Of the
OutagaRie paper mill at Kapkauna got
his left hand caught in the friction rolls
while starting up the machine and had
his fingers smashed.
Willard Newell, young man Of the
village Of Lyons, has been adjudged in-
sane. apparently caused by religious ex-
element. He killed his pet dog, cutting
out its heart, and offered it IS sacrifice.
Claron Miltimore. son Of G. X. Milti-
more. fell from the long trestle on the
GAINESVILLE and Southeastern Railroad at
Monterey, distance Of thirty feet, and
sustained serious injuries.
A Kenosha- Chicago accommodation
train on the Northwestern road ran into
a special freight just outside Of the Ke-
Isosha depot. No one was hurt. but both
trains we're badly smashed IN.
The report fIom Spencer that the
bones OF The Klqkow couple were found
under tie kitche1 Of the burned house is
said 70 be incorrI sct Evidence at the
examination is claimed to have shown
-hat The boaes wt,re found directly under
the bed occupied By the aged couple
Robert Mckenzie, the heir 10 WaSh-
iugt0n ID. c. estate. who ran away last
April. has been located BIZ Sheriff Trand-
son. Of Jackson County, n MclF0se and
taken back TO his friends al the nations
capital a reward 81 SO was our FOR
his return
Fire I. she tobacco warehouse . Z. G.
Hopkins az EdgeTtoa endangered the
lives - sce girls employed on the second
goor N,s escaped from the burning
building with aisRcnlFy. Ahant Fifty
c1ses Of tobacco were burncd with the
building. Six hundred empty cases ana
several crops Of new leaf. The loss.
which IS about s5,0co. Is covered b IN
surauce.