Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-09-09
All Over the state.

Pedro Ricetti, an Italian laborer Of
Genoa, fell from barge of the govern
ment fleet near Dakota and drowned.
No one saw the accident.
The Chicago and Northwestern Rail
road has completed installing the Hall
signal system along its Milwaukee diyis-
ion from Chicago to Kenosha.
Joseph Phillips, young man 20 years
of age, who was badly injured in run
away Gceident at Randolph, is dead. He
never regained consciousness.
Burglars entered the residences of H.
S. Holbrook, A. W. Priest and Orlando
Clark in Appleton, securing small
amounts of money at each place.
Thieves entered the house of Mrs.
Meacher, an Eau Claire widow. while
she was visiting a sick neighbor and stole
about $40 from bureau drawer.
George Houghton, Jr., Of Atlanta, Ga,
who was lost in the Wisconsin woods,
was found near Stone Lake, in good con-
dition, considering his trying experience.
Charles H. Weisse of Sheboygan Falls
was nominated for Congress at Fond du
Lac on the twenty-sixth ballot, breaking
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Matt Carney, employed in a stone quar-
ry near Oconomowoc, was badly injured
by the caying in Of big piece of ground.
He was buried under the soil and sus-
rained a broken collar bone and other
serious injuries.
Mrs. Louis Caya committed suicide at
Prairie du Chen by swallowing two
ounces of carbohc acid. She was about
20 years old and little daughter had
died a few days before. Grief over the
child is the only known cause for the
act.
Mrs. George Lindner Of Eastman had
three ribs broken in runaway accident.
The team was frightened by steam
threshing engine and started, breaking off
the seat of the carriage and throwing Mr..
and Mrs Lindner backward. They are
each about 40 years old.
The six new proposed mail routes in
Brown County, which were laid out some
time ago. will be started about Oct. l..
The carriers for these new routes have
completed their examinations and are
now awaiting to be appointed to their re-
spective routes. The six new routes will
cover almost the entire portion of the
southern and eastern part OF Brown
County, and few country postoffiees VIII
be used in that section of the State by
the government. The routes are twenty
four miles around and win be gone over
once day by the carrier.
Mrs. Rosa yollmuth of GAINESVILLE who
is 80 years old. and Philip Lebiinski of
the town of Rock were married at st.
Mary's Church. Rev. w. A. Goebel otfi-
eating The bride. who is of German
birth. has been married three times. The
groom is Pole and is 90 years old.
AS Conrad Rudolph, an old man resid-
ing in Milwaukee. was ahghting at Pal
myra station from a st. Paul train he
was detained by two young men. passen-
gers on the train. one of whom held HIN
while the other went through his pockets
and secured his poeketbook, which CON
tanned $500. The robbers escaped.
Michael, the 2-year-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Rooney Of Baraboo fell
into the Baraboo river while playing and
drowned in one foot of water. He was
found within half an hour. His father
IS employed in Beloit.
T. B. Hanson. private in the Ashland
company of the National Guard, is in
jail ar Eau Claire on a charge Of assault.
He was on his way home from Camp
Douglas and while intoxicated forced his
way into s hotel and assaulted Reynolds
McAllister, the proprietor. He knocked
McAlister down and inflicted Injuries to
his head and hip. also decorating his face
severely. 50 that McAlIiSter was uncOn-
scious from the effects.
John J. Meyers. tae young naan who
was tried in Mani,owoc municipal court
on the charge OF esnbezzlement preferred
against hirn by the National Life ard
TrnSe Company OF Iles Moines, Iowa. has
been acquitted.
A family lawsuit Of more than usual
magnitude was begun in the Superior
Court in Milwaukee. $4,000 damages
being claimed by a wife from her Elother-
in-law on the ground that the hitter in
duced her son to desef. his wife Mrs
| Anna I.onStorf began the suit asSins.
Mrs Margaret LonStorf. She alleges
thar the defendant caused Otto r. Ions
tori under rhrcats OF disinheritins HIM
b abandon tie cOnsaainant-