Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-04-15
Brief State Happenings.

Rev. E. Lacells Jenner. rector of
Christ's Episcopal Church at Chippewa
Falls. has rendered his resignation and
accepted a call to an Episcopal church iii
England.
The referendum seems to have been
carried and hereafter the question Of
granting franchises in West Superior
must go to the people of the city for 4
vote upon them.
Announcements have been received tell
ing of the marriage of Miss Hattie Me
KEENAN, and Franz George EUR Oewestc
at New Orleans. The bride is the daugh-
ter of the late DR.. McKennan of Baraboo
and the groom is merchant at San Pc
dro, Sulu. Honduras. Central America.
He was accidentally wounded some
months ago from the premature discharge
of a gun and his betrothed gave up her
position in Chicago and went to Hon
duras to care for him until he recovered.
r. Rich. an italian of Spooner, was
convicted of assault with intent to kill.
He shot j. G. Clark of Spooner while
Clark was lighting with his brother-in-
law last August in saloon.
Fred Gorst of Mazomanic brought the
Scalps of six Young wolves to the Seere-
tary of States office in Madison and col
lected bounty of So ON each. receiving a
like amount from the county.
John Delefoski. a farmer. while driv-
ing home from Marinette. was struck by
a Wisconsin and Michigan train on a
crossing. His rig was completely wreck
ed, but he escaped without a scratch
A man named Morrissey and his L.
year-old daughter had a narrow escape
from being killed by a Northwestern pas
senger train at Lodi. In attempting 20
cross the tracks in front of the rapidly
moving train, they were struck by the
engine. the former being hurled to one
side with a broken leg and the latter
rolled several rods along the planks be-
tween the rails and finally dropped into a
small space between two ties. where she
safely lay, while the locomotive and two
cars passed over her She was unin-
lured. except for some slight bruises.
Charles Keel. familiarly known as
Cap. I weii-knoNn horseman. died at
Cambria 81 heart disease. He dropped
dead while walking down the street He
was A. years old H. s. Keel. the bail
player. is a brother of tile deceased
The North Wisconsis Teachers AsSo-
clatioH held very successful meeting ut
Ashland. II was attended by over 2ts(
teachers and superintendent from the
northern part of this State and Nichi-
gan. w l.. Sehuppert. superintendent
of schools Of Ashland County. was elect
ed president Of the association for the
following year.
The Beave~ Dam uoolcn mills were
sold at public auction for S30.60 The
plant was bougl by Peter Benle. J. c.
Zandcr. NJ A. Jacobs j. W Miller. Ar
thur Zander. Il. PREFER Joseph Harley
and two Chicago men. \ company viii
lc formed and the mills put in operation
AZ once
The sheriff Of Calumet Comfy has
offered reward OF $500 for the appre-
hension OF tile person who attempted to
kill John f Otto of the town of Bril-
lion. on the evening Of March IL. The
attempted murder has caused a great
deal Of excitement and considerable
alarm i felt that such a criminal IS al
large.
George Sehippon the ni-at watchman
at the yards Of the Manitowoc Clay Cons
pauy. was assaulted the other night hy
gang Of hobos and quite roughly handled.
Sheriff Burt and Deputy Kaufman were
summoned and arrived on the scene in
time 70 eapS0re enc cI the asSaiiantS
Frank O'Hare. the one-armea burglar.
who has esczased swiee from the aurhori
tics. Was c3Piuresl at Birnzmwoosl and
taken back 10 the Wausau 5al Late in
the afternoon he stole a bicycle 1t Kelly
and rode through the country to the phase
Of capture. He claims 10 hare spent
most Of the time. since his escape FROM
Jail. IN the woods. and says be las SUI
fere3 much from exposure.