Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-03-05
All Over the State.

MIS-. Betsy 11dSDfOuck OIL OSnkOSn eel
ebratcd her 10lst birthday.
Allen Irving. a farmer residing near
BelOit, committed suicide. He was insane
and had lately come from Mendoza.
Henry p Marvin of Chippewa Falls
has been notified that an uncle who died
in Maine recently willed him 100000.
A hired man was shooting rabbits in
Bolin's large barn at Fall Creek The
wadding was set afire and the barn and
contents were destroyed. The loss is
81, 600
The papers have been filed at Racine in
the divorce case of George Crane against
his wife, Mabel Barker Crane. who is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Bar
ker. Frank X. Bull is named as core
SpOndcnt.
EdwArd Rcgonfus, employed at the Gle
vator of the Wisconsin Malt and Grain
Company at Appleton, while hauling cars
into the elevator by block and tackle,
was caught between the pulley and car
and badly crushed and torn.
Mrs Bertha Busler who died in Apple
ton aged ST. was member on her faith
er's side of one Of the reigning families
of Hohcnzollerns. She was eXiled by
her family 4ifty-one years ago because
she married beneath her rank.
August Noigt, a farmer who lives at
Freistadt, shot his stepson, 10 years of
age, in the arm. y quarrel was provoked
by NOigts trying to get possession of a
bottle of whisky which the boy was using
on doctors order for grip. The arm of
the son had to be amputated.
There was Il dynamite explosion at the
home of John Scholcr in Ashford. A
small child found dynamite cartridge in
tLe store adjoining the house and threw
it into the kitchen stove. The explosion
wrecked the stove and badly stunned the
child and his mother, but no greater dam
age was done.
Fire which is thought to have been of
an incendiary origin did about $1,000
damage to the residence property at the
northwest corner of Forest avenue and
Waupun street, Fond du Lac. The prop
erty is owned by Joseph Pcrrizo. The
house was vacant.
A contest has been started at Sturgeon
Bay over the win of the late o. Z.
1ftuALGis Il AOa aA4~A i lAAtttA states tuuSuI
to Denmark. He left seven wills and by
the last one his son, Attorney Y. V.
Drcutzer of Sturgeon Bay, is left only
$40 He is making the contest. The es-
tate is valued at about $4,000.
Emil Elder, 90 years old. was suffocat-
ed by Goa gas ut his home in Milwaukee.
His wife had barely strength to crawl
from her bed and open a window.
The stock of the Meyes & Hammill
Bedding Company in the w. ]. Cregwin
building at ~ Third street, Fond du Lac.
was destroyed by fire. The loss was
about Sl,o00. fully insured.
]. r. Harrigan, superintendent of the
Chippewa Valley Electric Railway at
Eau Claire, has gone to Springfield. Ohio.
to take the general superintendency of
the Dayton, Springfield and Urbana. a
trolley system which will be 200 miles
long when completed. III. G. Lawrence
succeeds Harrigan.
Miss Maybel Marley. niece of Joseph
Manley, ran away from her home in Me
nominee and married DR.. W. \. Borland
OF Nashville. Ark. in ST. Louis.
Rev. Elmer E. Ferris OF Kansas has
assumed charge OF his new Dassa=Sss at
the La Crosse First Baptist Church.
which has been without 4 pastor for six
months.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert VIM, residing
on the Whitewater road, three miles GU.
OF Palmyra. took paris green with sui
cidal intent. Mrs. Winn was found dead
by some OF the neighbors. but Mr.. VIM
was Yet alive Prompt medical aid was
secured. They have seven small children.
The cause Of their action is yet unknown.