Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-06-24
Am Over the state.

Teachers in the Racine public. schools
will have to be vaceinated or lose their
positions.
At a mass meeting of Baraboo business
men it was decided TO celebrate July 4
with great eclat.
DIR. NJ. H. Kuhl, veterinary surgeon
at Neenah was severely bitten on the
head and arm by horse afflicted with
rabies.
Miss Lille Marty the 11-year-oid
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob +. Mar
ty of the town of Adams, was killed in
a windmill.
The President has sent the nomiua-
ton of Thomas B. Reid of Appleton 70 be
United States marshal for the eastern
district of Wisconsin.
Because Patrick Doran refused to
spend some money for beer ne was per-
haps fatally stabbed by three compan-
ions in the railroad yards at Mazomanie.
Charles Strycewski, an employee of the
Foster-Lothman sash and door factory
in Oshkosh, has been relieved of a third
of his stomach and is alive and gradually
getting we'll The operation was rem
dered necessary by cancer of the stom-
ach.
1t has leaked out that many Kenosha
sports were heavy losers in the recent
failure of the Cincinnati turf commits
sioner," and while the Kenosha gamblers
refuse to state the amount of their losses
conservative people have placed the ig-
ures at not less than $4,000.
George Peek, who for year or so has
been representing the Singer Sewing Ma
chine Company in New Richmond. plead
ed guilty to embezzlement at Hudson.
Judge Helm sentenced him to the Green
Bay reformatory for not less than one
or more than three years. Peck's short
age amounts to nearly $1,000.
Three barns belonging to G.. NJ. Mt-
hill of Fond du Lac were struck by
lightning and all three buildings were
completely destroyed. causing loss Of
$4,000, with insurance amounting to
$1,000. Forty horses and a considerable
number Of cattle were saved.
Paul Hohensee. the 211a-year-old son
Of Mr. and Mrs. John Hohensee of Fond
du Lac. met his death by being struck
BIZ a moving street car. The lad was
playing with his brother William just
before the accident occurred and not no
ticing that a street ear was coming they
started to run across the tracks.
Miss Edith Flint. the pretty bookkeep-
er at Hardy's grocery store in Beioit,
and Ralph Babbitt. son Of ex~Congress-
max Clinton Rabbit. went to Rockford,
H., and were married
Fruit trees OF all kinds in Calumet
County are BADLY affected by . sort OF
blight which attacks the leaves and small
twigs and causes them to shrivel and
dry up. In many instances the fruit
crop VIII be a failure
The trustees of the University Of Wis
consin announce that President J. w
Bashford of the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versity at Delaware has been chosen As
president OF the Wisconsin University,
to succeed Charles Kendall Adams.
Section Foreman Henry Shorteil found
the body OF a man on the railway thee
miles east Of Eagle. A coroner's inquest
disclosed nothing as 10 his 3entity. Bot
ties Of strychnine, morphine and digitalis
were found Oh his person The body was
terribly mangied.
l. d. Butler. homesteader from Pine
River. reports that tornado swept across
the country. destroying everything in ITS
path Every tree on his place is laid
low The road is blocked with timber
and the only way to get through wind
falls Is ~ crawl on ones hands and
knees Much concern IS felt about Two
who went from Crxzdoa
to locate in that country.