Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-12-30

that morning doctor had to be sum-
moned to the county jail to relieve him.
While being taken aboard the train he
was again seized with epilepsy and con-
tinued to have fits the entire trip.
Frank Rump former employe at the
paper mills was up before Judge Miller
on Wednesday to show cause for the
great disturbance he created about the.
mills the day previous. He is a big,
husky young man, inclined to drink
and be quarrelsome, and short time
ago was discharged for creating
trouble. On Tuesday he filed up on
booze and went into the mill and be-
gan interfering with the men. He
amused himself for a time in making
one fellow run up and down ladder,
another clean out a large waste paper
box in search for the foreman, using an
iron bar, it is said, as a weapon to en-
force his orders A sufficient force was
finally collected to throw him out of
the mill and next day he was arrested
by the undersheriff on the charge of
assault and battery. He plead not
guilty and his examination was fixed
for Monday, he being required to give
bonds for his appearance in the sum of
$500. Before leaving the court house,
however, he changed his mind and
plead guilty and paid fine of So and
costs.
An organization known as the North
erh Wisconsin Horsemen's association,
of which o. Paquin, of Pine River, is
president, will meet with the lat
ter on New Years day. Mr..
Paquin always has track
cleared on the ice of the Wisconsin
riyer for the accommodation of his
visitors and during the afternoon they
have races. the prize being the presi-
dency of the association, and since the
organization of the society Mr.
Paquin's Nancy Jane Sprague has won
for him the high honors of that Office.
The visitors usually take with them
bucket of oysters and other delicacies
and at ne conclusion Of the race all sit
down to 4 banquet. and in the evening
enjoy a stag dance for which the host
is the main factor in ,urnising music, he
beiag violinist not to be sneered at
The members of the association, which
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look forward each year to this event
and get much enjoyment out Of IT,
Paquin will next Thursday endeavor
to lower his mares half mile record of
594 made in this city at the county fair
a year ago.
1t will 65 remembered that some
time ago three fellows were arrested in
this city by Police Captain German and
Undersheritf Chellis for breaking into
caboose at the ST. Paul depot They
entered the car for the purpose Of
spending the night there, bot were
routed out by the officers and later
were given a short Jail sentence. and
to some other town. 1t has since been
learned that they were noted crooks
and had bnt a short time previous been
liberated from the states prison, where
they served time for safe blowing
While being taken to Jail here one Of
them threw away an old table forg,
which was afterwards found. and it s
thought the fellow intended making
skeleton key Of this
On account Of the scarcity of fuel in
some Of the large cities many Of the
shade tree are being cut down fos stove
wood. A Milwaukee eontractor, who
has the job Of making roadwayg through
a former park that has been gut up into
city lots, Is making a small fortune in
disposing Of the trses he cuts down iu
his road building