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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-04
Urged Early Action

Senator Kearns also had an interview
with Mr.. Newell today and urged early
action upon Utah enterprises. Mr.. Newell
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-04

When they found that no fresh horses
were to be obtained they ate some
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
SOMEONE NUMBERED.

Yesterday morning at an early hour,
Janitor, Ernst Koch, built a fire under
the boiler used in generating steam
for heating the agricultural and train
ing school and after doing some other
work went 10 breakfast supposing that
everything about the school was all
right Later he returned and together
with fred Damon, Jrs went to the
boiler room and upon opening the door
found the boiler red hot. As the story
comes to us it is asserted that the jani-
tor was in the act of turning water into
the boiler but was prevented by Damon.
If this be true it was well that Mr.. Koch
needed the warning of Damon for the
boiler might have been ruined, though
it could not have been blown up for
there is safety steam plug attachment
to prevent this. The boiler being too
hot for examination Immediately, it
was allowed to cool and in the after
noon an investigation was conducted to
fix the responsibility upon some one,
and what the outcome of this will be we
cannot as yet state. Surely some one
blundered Koch AYERS that there was
plenty of water in the boiler when he
started the fire, but thinks that during
his absence for breakfast some one en-
tered the room and opened the faucet
which empties it. 1t was thought at
first that the boiler was so badly dam
aged that it would have to be replaced
with new one but Today we learn that
the injury to it is small and with few
repairs can again be used.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
CANNING FACTORY.

Articles of agreement were signed
last week whereby Wausau is to have a
first class canning factory 1t has been
worked up by MIR. Mac Lemore, of Chi
cago, who had spent couple of weeks
here 1t will be one of the very best
canning factories in the state, having a
capacity of 1000 cans per hour, of peas,
corn, etc The capital stock is placed
at $50, 900 A site of four acres has been
donated by Messrs. Plumer, Turner and
Pardee, in their addition on the west
side.
A building 120x14O, two stories, will
be built and work on the same win COM
gnence this week. The institution will
be splendid one for Wausau. Messrs.
Fleith, Stone, Gooding Parcher. Head
and others are interested in the venture,
which means that it will be a success
from the start.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
A NEW PLAY COMING.

In A jolly American Tramp" f. E.
Kidder, the well known playwright
who wrote "a Poor Relation" and
Peaceful Valley" for Sol Smith
Russell, solves the problem that has
veNed the rural communities for years.
II it Mr. Kidder attempts to show that
win kindness just appreciation of
man, even if in rags. and the consequent
respecting of his rights will impel even
the most confirmed hobo to think he is
on earth for purpose. In this play the
author promises new and rather
novel motive, that of rascally husband
insuring the life of his wife, then stupe-
flying her with drugs, hiding her in an
attic of deserted land supposed to be
haunted) house, substituting another
body for hers and collecting the insur
ance.thereon. Through the medium of
an ordinary tramp the wronged wife
is liberated and restored to rights that
had been wrested from her, and the
guilty punished There is said to be a
happy blending of pathos and.:wit in
"A jolly American Tramp" Tie cast
contains the names of such well and
favorably known players as Mr.. Jno,
w. West, who plays Happy Jack" the
tramp; Miss May Ward, the dainty
little soubrette star; Miss Eelen Davage
the well known comic opera prima
donna, late of the Castle Square COM
pany; Miss Margaret Meredith, clever
character ifrishwoman, and in fact
every part is in the hands of competent
people. The play will be strong in
musical and vaudeville numbers. At
the Opera House an Sunday, Dec. 18th
Prices 25-35 and SOC
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
TRAINING SCHOOL NOTES.

Mr.. Marchetti of the class of 1862,
who has been ill, is improving
The Misses Rogers and Anderson
have been doing substitute work this
week.
Cine Of the students has kindly offered
to loan her piano to the school. The
loan will be greatly appreciated.
The news of the day is given by one
of the pupils just before school closes
each evening for the benefit of all
The program of the Literary society
last Friday was well rendered and was
enjoyed by all, especially Mr.. Peterson
as s'Lucys Old Dutchman.
The students of the training school
issued invitations to all graduates Of
the Nj. G. /. 5. TO a banquet TO be held
on the evening Of the 10Th.
Stoves have been set up in the base
ment of the Agricultural building to
accommodate the Agricultural school
andtheir work is progressing as usual.
Mr. Chandler Of Superior gave us a
very interesting speech last week. He
believes thoroughly in the Marathon
Co. school We enjoy speeches and
talks very much but sad 70 say we do
not have as many this year as we bad
last year.
Owing to an accident to the boilers
in the new Agriculture and Training
school building the Training school is
occupying rooms in the Humbolt school.
The boilers are being examined and re,
pairs will begin Immediately. Mean
while the work is going on in the Train
ing school with as little delay as pos
sible. The students Of the Training
school spent Monday observing in the
city schools.
The convention held at Madison on
Friday and Saturday Of last week was
attended by the teachers~of all the
training schools Of Wisconsin, aud the
connty superintendent Of many coun-
ties were also present and took an
active part in the program.
Either a paper or discussion was
required BIZ Supt. Harvey Of every
teacher in a training school, upon some
This requirement was ably fulfilled by
each and all.
The comparison Of conditions in the
various schools revealed the fact that
although they differed somewhat in
matters Of detail. yet practically chose
very similar.
The Agricultural work was repre-
scented on Saturday by Prof Johns and
Miss COuley, Of Wausau. and Mr.
Davis. OF Menominie, ali Of whom
Joined heartily in the discussion Of i'm
p0rtant features Of their schools.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
SOY THlRo STREE

Brooches from soc to $1,000 for sale
by j. p. Foss.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Yawkey enter
tanned the whist club last evening.
Go to Ritter & Deutsch's and buy a
nice easy chair for your wife or mother
The young people are arranging for
dance at the Club House this evening
Wives, make your husband a present
of smoking jacket. Nice line at Seim
Bros,
J.IA. Underwood has the frame up
for large barn on his newly purchased
property on Warren street
Dr. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, December Both.
Handkerchief, collar and cuff boxes,
and everything needed in the toilet can
be found at Albers' drug stores.
Remember the sofa pillow sale and
novelty counter in the parlors of the
M. Z. church next Saturday afternoon.
A. F. Sylvester, manager for Armour
4 Co., of this city, has been confined to
his home by sickness for the past few
days.
Cutler Post is making preparations
for the reception of Gen hagen the
Wisconsin, department commander of
the G A r., who visits the city on Fri
day evening next.
If you want anything ia the dried
fruit line such rs apples, prunes, cur
rants, raisins, peaches, apricois or pears
order of Max F. Boehm, two stores.
Telephones Sls-y5l.
The marriage of Mrs, jeanette Sta.
Piles TO Mr.. j. w. Coates win take place
in this city tomorrow, December 10Th,
and that of Mr. Colwert George Pier to
Miss Carrie Estelle Russell, on the same
date, at Madison.
The Universalist sale and supper,
which took place last Saturday after
noon and evening, was great success.
The seats were taken ont of the body of
the church and a place constructed in
the center on which TO show fancy
work. Over 1926 was taken in.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09

Spices, citron, etc, for pastry cook
ing at Max f Bcehm's Tel. Sls-35l.
For your candies for the holidays call
at Young's.
All goods bought of j p. Foss will be
engraved free of charge
Frank Kelly has been confined to his
home by sickness the past few days.
He is now improving
There is not more complete line of
perfumes shown 10 the city than that
carried BY w. w Albers
A wardroam corch makes a nice
Christmas gift A full line of samples
is being shown by NJ Lipski. Invita-
ton extended to all to visit his place.
The Unirefsalist society win hold ser
vices in its Church il the morning at
1880 o'clock next Sunday. Sunday
school at = 0, clock No services in the
evening
Any article in the furniture line
makes nice Christmas presents
There is but one store where quality
and prices are right and that's at Ritter
4 Deutsch'S
The ladies' If the NJ. Il. church will
hold a pillow sale in the church parlors
next Saturday afteiaoon, There will
also be a novelty counter on which
many pretty things for the holidays
win be for sale.
j A. Jones, Of this city, received no.
tiheation Saturday Of his appointment
as an aid de ei.mp on the staff of Gen
eral Stewart, national commander OF
the 6. A r. This was deserved com
pliment TO a worthy old soldier.
At the last meeting II the Lieder-
kranz it was decided to give masquer-
AIDE ball on TIE evening If January eth.
The dance win be held at Columbia
hall and viii rival tho masquerades
given by that society a few years ago.
Presents spitable for aither sex can
be found in tbe line Of perfumes, hair
brushes, hand mirrors, toilet sets,
albums, ebony goods, travelling cases,
manicure sets, medaihoas, bric-a-b Fac,
etc, to be found at Albers' drug stores
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
Y. M. C. A. NOTES.

At the Get One club banquet held
Tuesday evening last in the assembly
room about sixty members were present
and a royal good time was had.
Basket ball teams have been organ
lied and the one which will play out
side teams will this year be
known ss the representative instead of
the first team. Stevens Point has writ
ten fol- games to be played in that city
on the 18th and here on the Goth but as
the local team has had but little prac-
tice the dates had to be refused, How
ever, games will be secured later on.
The personnel of the local team is as
follows; +. Sexmith and X. Goetsch,
forwards; l.. Lloyd, center; Don Will
son and Fred Radke guards; l.. NJ.
Larson, umpire.
Boxing and fencing clubs have been
organize d and will meet on Thursday
evenings of each week.
Last months attendance in the gym
nasiun1 was record breaker, there be.
ing l. 1856 men and boys taking exercise.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
LARGE TIMBER DEAL,

Senator A. l.. Kreutzer returned last
night from Mississippi where, acting in
the capacity of attorney for a syndicate
@; Wisconsin lumoermen and mill own
he completed the purchase of $4,000
acres of timber land on which, it is
estimated, there not less than 250,OO0 600
feet of short leaf pine of the most excel
lent quality. The deal involves about
$500, 900 and all the men interested, save
two, are Wisconsin mill owners. The
purchase is made for immediate man
featuring purposes and is entirely
separate deal from that reported last
week in which, Neal Brown of Wausau
and David H. Keller of Minneapolis
and others were supposed to he inter
ested
II am not at liberty to give you the
names of the men in the syndicate
said Senator Kreutzer at the Hotel
Piister last night But you may qHote
me as saying that all the men interested,
except two from Duluth, are Wisconsin
lumbermen. The deal is practically
closed, inasmuch as | am known in the
transaction only as an attorney | can.
not give the names of the investors
without breaking faith with my clients.
The tract, which is in southern
Mississippi, contains about $4,000 acres
and on it there is some of the finest
short leaf pine | have ever seen. II is
estimated that it viii cut about 5000
feet to the acre. That would make
about 250,0OOOOO for immediate man
facture into lumber. milwaukee Free
Press.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
GETS TWO YEARS.

John Rogushka appeared before
Judge Miller yesterday morning at a
special session of the county court and
plead guilty to the crime with which he
was charged and was sentenced to pay
a fine of ST. 900 and to serve two years
in the state prison beginning on the Sth
day of December and the 9Th day to be
spent in solitary confinement.
The crime committed by Rogushka
was the attempted kidnapping Of Laura
Kostusch, fifteen year old orphan, on
the 18th day of November last. They
were intercepted at Marshtield and
brought back to Wausau. Both parties
live in the town of Eldron, and the man
was member of the school board. He
has wife and son with whom he has
not lived for a year.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09

Black Cbeviots, SOC,
75c. S5c, Sl.0U, Sis
per yard.
Black Broadcloth,
S1.00. I.40 200 2.75 per
yard.
Black Zibelene ~
81. ., 40, I.50 and ]. 70
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09

An application was sent to the county
clerk yesterday for marriage license
in which the parties interested had
signed their names Albert Seibarth and
Ida Griepentoff 1t transpired that the
lady is Ida Schwantes and the appLca-
ton was returned for correction. Mrs
Sehwantes is the wife of Frank
Schwantes, convicted year ago of the
murder of VIM. and Ernestine KIokow,
an aged couple who were burned in
their cabin near Spencer. Schwantes
is now serving life sentence in the
states prison.
Holiday purchasers viii make no
mistake in looking over the line of
toilet eases, hand mirrors, military hair
brushes, perfumes, albums, travelling
cases, manicure sets, ebony goods,
medallions and bric-a-brac, at Albers'
drug stores.
Word came over the wire yesterday
afternoon from Athens stating that
Mrs. L X Wright was not expected TO
live. DIR. d. T. Jones and attorney @.
D. Jones Immediately started for that
village. and upon arrival found Mrs.
Wright very low. and she passed a very
bad night. These gentlemen returned
this morning and reported her coudi
titp Improved and that there were
chances for her recovery and tele
phone message was received later say
ing that she WIS still in a critical condi-
ton. but improvement was shown.
Mrs. Wright, few days ago. gave
birth 10 son aud later. puerperal fever
set in. which developed rapidly and
brought her TO deaths door, The
friends ia this city await impatiently
sar news of her being out of danger.
and it is the wish Of ali that she may
have an early and complete recovery
silk susrenders. fancily ornamented
make nice presents for the men. Get
! hem at Seim Bros
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
Hundreds of Helpful Hints Here
to Make Your Gift Buying Easy.

The Hub has big surprise Watch
next weeks paper.
A one pound box of home made
candies at John Young's for 25 cents.
Everything in the line of sterling
silver novelties is carried by E. v.
Speer
Muffiers make handsome present
for gentleman friend. A full line at
Seim Bros.
A large display of diamonds is being
shown by j. Z. Foss. viii be fitted to
any piece of jewelry you may select.
For the holidays, Mexican hand
carved chatelain wrist bags, pocket
books, etc. at the Frost Philbrick drug
store.
There will be sofa pillow sale and
novelty counter by the ladies of the Nj .
E church in the parlors of the church
on Saturday afternoon, Dec 18th. You
are invited to attend
Robert johnson, DR., is able to be
about again, and is improving right
along much to the delight of ALL Robt.
will, as soon as he is able, take trip
to Arizona, where he may spend the
winter
Decorations Don't trouble about
decorating your walls with evergreens
during the holidays; here is something
that does Tot fade or wither We are
referring to the exquisite line of new
wall paper o. c. Callies has just re-
ceived
On the complaint of several people as
to the condition of Jim Moore creek
bridge, the board of public works con-
Quoted an investigation yesterday and
found the same to be in good condition,
with the exception that it has settled
about to inches.
At the iewelry store of Otto Mueller
you can find the incest line of suitable
holiday presents, such as watches.
breaches, chains, lockets, silverware,
cut glass, opera glasses, in fact every
thing in the jewelry line All articles
bought will be engraved free of charge
and the finest engraving in the city is
guaranteed.
The Clay Lumber company of Wau-
sau by John Ringle and John Miller
last week filed an amendment with the
secretary of state changing the name
to the Ringle Brick Co. The reason
assigned for the change was that the
concern is now engaged wholly in the
manufacture of BRICK and fire clay
products The capital stock was also
increased from $4,000 to 100000
SILK and linen hankerchiefs some with
initial letters, some without. Girls, if
you are looking for a suitable present
for your fellows, here is your oppor-
tunity to get something that will please.
Seim Bros.
The fire department was called out
twice last week. On Friday night a
box ear was discovered to be on fire on
the ST Paul tracks, just east of the
Frenzel foundry. 1t is supposed that
trampShad been sleeping in the car
and accidentally set it on fire. 1t was
partially destroyed On Saturday
evening the chimney in the house in
which Fay Andrews lives, burned out
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09

New Velyeteen Waist
Ing q soc per yard.
Fancy Wool aist-
ings 45c. soc and roc
per yard
Novelty Waistings
to initiate the imported
goods, only &c per I'd
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09

36ineh Black Satin.
guaranteed LIS per I'd
3s-inch Warranted
Taffeta Si.25 and t.50
per yard
Extra value. q inch
guarant'd Taffefa. 9sc
Good value Moire
silks G roc per yard.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST,
SCIENTIST.

The Christian Science reading room
has been moved from the Universalist
Church edifice to the Partridge build.
ing, corner of Third and Mcclellan Sts.,
and win be, as in the past, open every
afternoon from two 70 five o'clock. A
cordial invitation lis extended to the
public to frequent The reading room,
also to attend the church services which
for the present will be held at the same
place, every Sunday at l0;45 a. m. and
every Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. The
subject of the Lesson--Sermon for next
Sunday morning is Sacrament"
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
A. W TRKvIrT. P. NJ.

There are spots on the sun bat you
can't see them without glass or tele-
scope But you need neither Of these
to see the great bargains being shown
in wall paper al the store Of o. Z. Cal
lies. just the thing to beautify your
home before the holidays.
A nice ass0rtmens Of statuary and
Lonelsa Wellar ware can be found 81
Otto MuelIsr's. jsweler. Prices right.
Nofrnuhle 10 show goods.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09

colored Chcviot, zoe
to 75c.
Colored Venetian,
4Se 10 Sl.W.
Colored BroadeIoths
a regular 1.2J cloth,
all coloIs. ST. 90.
50-ineh all wool suit
ing a. soc per I'd.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
--TREVlTT.

Miss Bertha Trevitt, of Wausau, and
Mr. Raleigh J. Welsh, of Oshkosh, viii
be united in marriage on Tuesday, De-
cember 10th, at the home of the former
il this city. Miss Trevltt who has been
pursuing her studies in the Soper
School of Oratory in Chicago, will re-
turn to Wausau tomorrow. They viii
make their home in Kollispell, Montana.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
BARRY--BARN UNI.

On Tuesday next, December 10th.
Miss Mae Barnum will be united in
marriage to Mr. Edwin Barry. The
ceremony viii take place in St Paul in
which city they expect to reside. Miss
Barnum is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs NJ. II Barnum, formerly of this
city, and is known to nearly every
hodv here
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09

Ladies. if you are desirous of making
your husbands, boys, brothers or ad-
mirers useful and appreciatiye pre-
sents, call and look over the stock OF
neckties, mufilers, silk and linen hand
kerchiefs, silk susrenders, silk hose
and smoking jackets shown by Seim
Bros. They're cheap and are sure to
please
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting of the Wausau
Cemetery association will be held on
Friday evening, December 18th, at 7:30
o'clock, at the Office of the Wisconsin
Valley Land Co. G. J. WIxToS.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09

o. G. Callies has received another
car of glass, which is proof that he is
doing something in the glass and glaz-
ing line. In this lot is some of double
strength and some of single and there
is also quantity which is adapted for
shielding pictures in frames.
The present 2-cent postage stamp
bearing Houdon's portrait of Washing
ton will soon be out of print and a new
design will adorn the two penny istick-
ers." Gilbert Stuart's famous painting
of the first president of the United
States will displace the old design. In
addition to the new cast, the design
viii include two flags hanging from
each side of the oval. The color of the
new stamp has not yet been announced.
Over the bust will appear United
States of Am erica" and underneath
Washing ton" In small letters at
the bottom of the stamp will be the
date Of the presidents birth and death I.
Henry MeCrossen is now making an
effort to secure from the state game
warden a hound belonging to him
which was confiscated recently by a
deputy game warden. Mr. McCrossen
is dog fancier and when he went
north few weeks ago with party of
hunters hound, from which he is
never separated, followed him. Fear
iun t%at tho dor n,irht h,,pt daa1 if
allowed to follow the party in the
woods Mr. Nc Crossen left the dog in
charge of Herbert Warner, who con
ducts a hotel on Plum lake, where the
party was stopping, and the latter
chained the canine up. The dog
loosened himself from his fastenings
and went into the woods and when
caught by the game warden the latter
AYERS that he was chasing deer, AS
the dog is a fayorite with Mr.. Me-
Crossen's daughter, Cornelia, he is
naking efforts to get him back, and
gives a satisfactory explain alton Of the
affair to exhonorate himself from any
intentions of breaking the law. The
dog alone is to blame for having
neck larger than his head.
Silk hose for men at Seim Bros
Girls, there is nothing finer for a pres
ent. The boys appreciate them.
VIM Steindolf, living on a farm be-
tween Mosinee and Knowlton, was ar
rested on complaint of his divorced
wife last Friday who charged him with
being insane. On Saturday morning
he was examined by Drs. Sauerhering
and Spencer who recommended that. he
be committed to the Northern hospital
at Oshkosh and on Monday ne was
taken to that institution by the sheriff.
About year ago Mrs. Steindorf secured
a divorce from her husband but nearly
all of the time since he has been living
with the family On Thursday last the
woman sent him to Mosinee for some
alcohol and syrup, which he purchased,
as he did also several drinks. Return
ing home he found the family gone
which enraged him aad taking an ak or
some other heavy instrument he de-
'stroyed every window there was in the
house, even to the sash. He next
turned to the cook stove and furniture,
and dishes which he demolished and
when he had finished with his work
the place was sorry looking spectacle.
As soon as the family returned, com
plant was made and his arrestfollowed.
He is IS years of age and admits that
his head has not been right for some
years, and his case I'll probable prove
to be an lncuraple one.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-09

Ties, / 200 in number, no two alike,
fresh from the factory and II late style
ct Seim Bros You certainly can fad
something In this vast number that win
please friend