Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-10-07
All Over the. State.

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Miss Alice Morrow, aged 80 years, dice
at Baraboo 1t is thought she was poi
soned by eating canned fruit
Andrew Sommerer, one of the best
known residents of Jefferson, died as the
result of internal injuries received in 6
fall from a ladder while pruning shade
trees.
| e. 2. Holg zen. who has been cashier
of the Bayfield, County Bank at Wash,
burn for several years, has accepted the
| position Of cashier of the Sawyer County
Bank 81 Hayward.
JoEn q. raulds, formerly city editor OF
aa Eau Clsire newspaper and recently
employed on the Grantsburg Journal, re
Gently became lost in woods in Burnett
County and is probably dead
District Attorney Thomas at Eau
Claire has been notified that a skeleton
with the skull crushed has been found
at Cook Forks, near Augusta. There is
no clue to the mystery thus far.
Mr. Bordreau, manager of the farm
of the Arpin Hardware and Lumber
Company at Bruce, was blown to pieces
by the explosion of dynamite and caps
which he was carrying to blast stumps
The jury in the case of Thomas E.
Withrow. a welI-known G. A. r. man,
tried in the United States court at La
Crosse on a charge of PERJURY in an APP
plication for a pension, disagreed and
was discharged.
If the city wants to force brewers hav-
ing local agencies in West Superior to
pay local license'if must have recourse to
the city ordinances rather than the State
laws. That is the decision of Judge
Haily of the municipal court.
The Supreme Court decisions in The
two tax commission cases, which wore
carried to the highest court by the rural
districts of Eau Claire County, cJnsti-
tute victory for the city of Eau Claire
against the rest Of the county, the mo-
tons for rehearing made on behalf of the
rural districts being denied.
4. strike of fifty men, including track
men, section crews, two log loading
crews and one train crew. was consum-
mated at Apollonia on the Beldenville
Hardwood Lumber Company's railway.
The men went out for higher wages and
shorter hours. The works were brought
to a complete standstill.
A street car jumped the track while
going over La Crosse river ST La Crosse
The car finally stopped at TIE edge IF the
river after the many passengers who
crowded the car had jumped out Of the
windows. Several were slightly hurt.
Joseph Cough. young man Of Chlppe-
wa Falls. was held up by three men. His
money was demanded at the point Of
revolver. The men were afteTw ard
caught.
The crew 81 Wisconsin Central
freight train had narrow escape from
death when SIX freight cars and the ca
bo0Se 81 their train were backed into the
Fox river AZ Oshkosh.
Mrs. Frank Van der Hoof. the wife Of
a car repairer employed BY the North
western road az Appleton Junction, was
struck b. the Rorth-bound passan=c- on
the Northwestern road at the Wis on
sin avenue crossing in Neeaah- aud IN
stantly killed.
The population Of West Superior j *
timated az 44s10 30 says Che Polk
directory. which has just been Issued.
The increase during the YaSt year Is e.
timated AZ 2.131. The number q names
in the directory az 1854
Miss Ida Stephens Of the town Of Bris-
t0l wenr 70 a kenoSha dentist to hare a
SET Of false teeth made. The dentist pull
ed twelve Of her teeth and the gums lied
so profusely that she became unconscious.
Doctors were called in and as q last r.
sort X was decided 10 make 4 r,laS4e~ cast