Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-02-26
All Over .he State.

Mr.. and Mrs Smith Emerson, residents
of Wisconsin for the past fifty years, cell
ebrated their golden Wedding anniversary
at Oak Center.
The Chicago limited train on the Oma-
ha road ran into a freight train Il mile
1from Spooncr. Three cars were wreck
ed but nobody hurt.
John Eastd, Il farm hand living at
Franksyille. was running Il corn huSkcr
when his left arm was caught at the ell
bow and cut to pieces.
\ fangc on Il car in Wisconsin Cen
trail freight train broke as the train was
passing State hospital at Fond du Lac.
Six cars went into the ditch.
The 1S-months-old son Of Peter Stcn,
living near Rubicon. fell into a pail of
boiling water and was scaldcd so badly
that be died from the injuries.
Kenneth L. Pray was chosen to repre-
sent the Stevens Point school in the inter
normal oratOrical contest at Whitewater.
He is Il son of the president of the local
school. Julius Carlson was given second
hOnOrs.
The Willow River Lumber Company,
operations in the vicinity of Pratt, is I'M
able To get men and teams wanted. Men
are paid $50 per month and expenses and
transportation both ways.
At Wales Thomas II. Jones. Jr.. fell
from the roof of the barn, a distance of
about twenty feet. He struck a beam
with his LETT side, resulting in the break
ing of several ribs, and it is feared he
also received internal injuries.
The general store in White Mound.
owned 10y William WEIGH, was-dcstroyed
by fire. The goods and building were
total loss, as nobody knew of the FIRE
until the whole was an ash heap. Loss
on building and goods, $4,000.
John Aslackson, aged p. and Peter
Hockey, aged 10, both pleaded guilty at
Manitowoc and were sentenced to three
months in Jail. Their plan was to go in
to the country. steal the live stock and
dispose of it ut fairs in different sections
of the country.
While Andrew p. Peterson. a farmer
who resides two and Il half miles west
of Amherst, was getting some straw from
stack mass >uf snow and ice which
covered the top of the stack fell on him.
His spine was injured and his body be-
low the waist is paralyzcd.
l. ]. Brown, Wife ana two daughters.
who have lived in the town of Luck the
past two years. have been taken to the
State home for the Predetermined. They
are the people who were found in such
a critical condition about Il month ago on
account % using cocaine. The father
and mother are IN a critical condition
John Grotto'S business block in Clam
Falls was damaged by fire to the extent
Of 800. and it was with considerable
difficulty that surrounding property was
saved.
Fire broke ont in the sash. door and
blind plan. of Radforl Bros. * Co. At
Oshkosh. In 4 few moments 30. coo feet
of lumber in the kiln was wrapped in
flames ana there was no hope of saving
any of L.
Rev. Joseph Moran. who was rector Of
Christ Church of Eau Claire. ar who
recently left there 10 take t. pastorate
Of St. PauIs Episcopal Church ut Ores
ton. Iowa. died there as the result of an
accident in the railroad yards
Rev. F. ". Merrill. the Episcopal mis-
sionary on the Oneida reservation. is out
on a short lecture tour in this State. Mr..
MerriH's lectures relate ent;.ciy 10 the
OneidaS and life IN the reservation.
News Is received from Brafhcad of
the sudden death Of VIII Tiffany. son OF
W. p. Tiffany, a well-knOwn citizen OF
Plainheld. Young Tiffany had been
teaching school at Rilceway and had the
smallpox. His parents. it Is claimed.
were not notified until the boy died They
we're not allowed 70 20 there TO attend the
funeral nor could they bring the body
home. Young Tiffany was about - years
old and unmarried and was very prom /
Using young man.