Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1901-07-02
All Over the State.

Miss Winnifred Mitchell of La Crosse,
recently appointed teacher in the Philip
pines. leaves July 1 for San Francisco
and sails on July g.
About 5000 was taken from the cash
drawer of the Wisconsin Central ticket
office at Fond du Lac in broad daylight.
There is no clew to the robber.
John Seiring of Fillmore committed
suicide by blowing his head off with a
shotgun. His body was found in sit
ting position. Seiring was 70 years old.
The Wright Manufacturing Companys
sash and door factory was destroyed by
fire at Marshfeld. The loss is $4,000;
insurance, $1,S00. The plant will be re-
built.
While Willis Rozell. farmer near
Hancock. was in town to buy a casket
for his father, his little 1-year-old boy
fell in a tub of water and was drowned.
Andrew, Ernst and Joseph Berncle2u
were held to the Circuit Court on charge
of burglarizing a house at Boyd. The
three men were waylaid by armed farm
ers and caught coming out of the house.
Archie Kitchel. an employee at the
Northwestern ore docks in Ashland, fell
Il distance of thirty-fve feet from the
top of the dock to the deck of the steam
er Uranus and will die. Nearly every
bone in his body was broken.
The body of Nathan Piskowitz, aged s
years, who disappeared from his home in
Racine few DAYS ago. and who. it was
thought. had been kidnapped by his faith
Al, l. !,
discovered that the boy had been play
ing on the docks Just before he disap-
peared.
Because he took another woman to a
wild west" show, Mrs. G.. +. Johnson Of
La Crosse beat her husband over the
head with a CLUB. leaving him in a seri-
GUS condition. The woman stationed her
self at the tent entrance, where, upon
her husbands exit, she attacked him
with q stake.
Oswald Ulrich, aged 81. was killed He
fell rlder Il freight train while trying
to jump on it as it was leaving the depot
at Neenah.
Officials of the Central and Milwaukee
railways met with the Chippewa Falls
Council regarding a new depot. The
officials submitted plans for a depot Of
stone and brick, two stories high.
Fifty-three ballots We're required at the
Oshkosh school board meeting the other
night TO select plans for the new high
school building. The plans OF E. E. Ste
vens were adopted. The school Will cost
$4,000.
The will of William Kenem Of the town
OF Brighton was filed for probate. The
daughter, Mrs Elizabeth Hancock OF
Clinton. Iowa. contested the will. She
was not mentioned as beneficiary. The
property in litigation is valued at about
$4,000.
A case Of acute mania developed at
Kaukauna. when a brakeman. Joseph
Breisk. employed on the Ashland division
of the Northwestern Railroad. was found
praying and exhorting TO his family and
friends. His case was referred 10 Il
commission. which rendered the above
verdict and ordered him before judge
G0odlapd 10 be committed 10 the Osh-
kosh insane asylum
While the family Of James Niece Of
Waldo was away from home the house
was entered and ransacked. In the trunk
Of Mr.. McGee's father the thief fouhI
Tin box with $500 in gold, which was
taken
Edwin Mead. 4 former resident OF
Madison. was committed 70 the county
jail at Marinerte for rwenty-one days.
He Is oEe-armel man and has been
shouting fire in different parts OF the
city. striking 81 peaceable citizens. and
in other ways annoying people he :
undoubtedly insane. On the street. he
acccSted deaf mute and when the mute
did not speak TO him be struck him in
the face.