Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-22

who has A run between Eland Jet and
Marshfield, has purchased the Methodist
parsonage On Second street. He will
move his family here and take posses
sion Immediately.
A heavy order would please us inn
mensely-a small one will make US
very happy. and large or small the or
der will always receive prompt atten-
ton You will be pleased with Dutch
NIX Patent flour and trial order
you have ever used before.-Max E..
Boehm, Tel 3lS.
''Dr. w. G. Arons, who appeared in
this city about two years ago, and adj
vertiSed himself as the "bonesetter, :"
was arrested last week at Duluth on
the charge of obtaining money under
false pretenses. He secured $85 from
a women, whom he promised to cure
of hip disease, but gave her no relief
and his arrest followed.
Sam Foster the news boy, who has
been running between this city and
Eland junction for the past three years,
has received the appointment of break
man on the same line and will enter
upon bis new duties next Monday.
-Marshfield Times
The young man spoken of is a resi-
dent of this city.
Clyte Norman, son of Fred Norman.
Sr., aged thirteen wears, met with a
dangerous accident Thursday He was
whittlinga stick when the knife slipped
and entered his right leg 10 the depth
of several inches, nearly severing an
and by COMPRISING the wound partial
ly stopped the flow of blood until a
physician arrived. lie is now getting
along fairly well.
For SALE. Pure bred silver laced
Wyandotte eggs for Matching, 81. so for
setting of thirteen. 5l6 Mcclellan St.,
Wausau.
Jake Werle attended meeting of
base ball managers held at Oshkosh
Sunday and attempted to secure place
in the stste league for the Wausau team,
but failed Fwo Rivers also tried to Sc
cure franchise but was turned down.
The season opens May Is and 80 games
will be played. There is talk now of
organizing Northern Wisconsin
league, and if this is done Wausau will
undoubtedly be in the field for repre-
sentatiOn.
VIM Sell, proprietor of the Wisconsin
House, was taken to the Northern Hos
pital for the insane last Wednesday by
Sheriff Marquardt Sell early in the
week developed signs of insanity and
became violent He threatened to kill
the members of his family and secured
a revolver somewhere for that purpose.
He was arrested by chief Malone and
under-sheriff Chellis, who disarmed him
and locked him mp. At the request of
his son, John, Judge Miller appointed
Drs. Brown and Jones as a commission
10 examine him, and they pronounced
him insane.
Four Indian boys giving their names
as Wallace La Motto, David Waupose,
David White and Henry Lowe were
found sleeping in an empty box car
in this city. early Wednesday morning
by Officer German who lodged them in
the city bastile They proved to be
four of the five hoys who ran away from
the Indian school at Tomah about a
week ago and were headed for the Kesh-
ena reservation They claimed to have
escaped from the schools lookup,
where they were serving sentence for
breaking the rules of the school, and
walked as far as Babcock and stole a
ride on freight train to this city.
The other Indian boy lives near Wit
tenherg and is supposed to have gone
to that place They complained of their
treatment at school at the hands of the
disciplinarian and dreaded to 60 back.
L. NJ Compton, superintendent, and
+ j Peacore. engineer, at the school,
and took the boys back to the institu-
ton
VIM Roswell the burglar taken to
Waupun Friday morning by the sheriff
was recognized as IN old offender as
soon as he entered the prison office.
His picture i in the rogue's gallery and
he has served time in that institution
before Roswell is not of the ordinary
criminal class. He claimed his home
as Essex, England, and before going
to Waupun wrote q letter to friends
connected with large wholesale house
In London, in which he once held re-
SponSible position He is a very fine
penmau, has an excellent education,
his manners are polished, he is quite a
iovial 'conveTSatiOnalist and is one
whom person would take to be any
one but criminal. In his plea before
the judge for lenieney he claimed to
have known all the time that the sta
ton agent, Carter, did not have re-
volver, and said that he could have es-
capped had he wished to. Carter being
an old man he did not wish to strike him
To effect his escape and thus suffered
himself to be caught
Ii is with perfect confidence that
Manager Cone of the Grand Opera
House recommends Dickson & Mus
tard'S big spectacular production of
Humpty Dumpty 4 The Black Dwarf. y
This marvellous spectacle is a COM
hination If all that is good in amuse-
ment. with something in it that will
appeal to all ages aud classes Of
theatre goers. Childhood. which is
always delighted with the pranks of the
merry clown and pantaloon, will get
more than its share of the fun, as these
artists engaged for these roles are the
best that money can procure. The
ladies viii be delighted with the mag
niticent costumes. and the men will 60
ia ectSsies oFer the dancing and sing
ing OF a CORPS of pretty girls, which are
rs clever as they are numerous. In
addition to this the magnificent light
eHecte Auu tue WonUeEUuS OeAnIy OF
transfer nation scene. viii enthIse the
theatre goerS who are tired of the aver
age show Revelation in amuse-
ment ireleS and happy combination
of all that IS good and viii delight
everyone Be sure and get tickets in
advance. rs it will no doubt draw the
! largest crowd Of the season Tuesday.
! April 22nd Prices 81. 50 IS. and 81 90.
| NoTE-On account of stores being
/ open performance viii begin at s 10.