Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1902-02-04
State Items of Interest.

George Gill was struck by a tree near
Poplar and sustained fractured leg.
Eileen Thornton of Chippewa Falls.
while coming home from school. fell and
bit the end Of her tongue off.
While loading wood at Ritans Spur.
Oscar Rydberg was seriously injured by
lot of cordwood falling on him.
William Nenn. aged 10 years. was bad
ly injured by being run down by Wis
consn Central train while driving across
the track at Oshkosh. The horse was
killed. The boy will recover.
T. Gullickson, a farmer 60 years old,
was gored and nearly Killed by a viIious
bull near his home in Coon valley.
William Ihlenfeldt, an insane patient.
who recently escaped from the Northern
hospital for the insane, was found in the
neighborhood of Two Creeks and return
ed TO Oshkosh by the sheriff.
At Campbellsport a Northwestern train
ran into the horse and buggy containing
Frank Kruger and August Peterman.
killing the horse. smashing the buggy and
very seriously injuring both the men.
Joseph Bmgey. - years old, brake
man on the Bigelow logging road, fell
from a load of logs while the train was
travelling at high rate of speed and
received injuries about the head and back
which will probably prove fatal
Near GAINESVILLE an old man and his
son have been engaged in manufaetur-
ing Indian war relies which were sup
posed to have been made by the Wiscon-
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ed relics have brought fancy prices from
Chicago sportsmen.
William Hamilton Of Beloit. who tried
to kin himself and his wife at Rockton.
H., a few weeks ago. had his trial at
Rockford, H., aud was found guilty Of
assault with intent TO Kill. He was SEN
fenced under the indeterminate act. He
put in plea Of insanity.
According to an official of the North
western road all doubt about building the
double track from Green Bay to Fond du
Lac next season has been removed.
Mrs Harry Lawrence, aged II, died
at Hayward. leaving a little baby. 4 ,
year-old daughter died Of scarlet fever
within a few minutes Of the death of her
mother.
Kaukauna papermakers voted not 10
strike because they did not get the short
hOurS which they asked for tn their petit
tion to the min owners, but instead, after
\ f0ur hours session. voted 70 accept the
10 per cent advance offered them.
Judge Fruit, upon motion Of Morris &
Hartwen for the Exchange State Bank.
appointed Robert Iownev receiver for
the Ia Crosse Br0wa Harvester Cone
pany capitalized at 100000 The case
was based on an unpaid judgment Of the
bank on company notes given for money
loaned for experiments.
In the County Court az jefferson. be-
fore judge Grimm. an action WAS brough.
against the Chicago ana Northwestern
Railway Company by C. Z. Brown, an
engineer Of BaFaboo- Damages are claim
ed in the amount of $1,000. Brown was
injured by jumping from his engine IN a
resr-end collision AZ jefferson Junction
in November. 1900.
Deputy Game Warden BFigss has be-
gun his work Of sxsesminatng the
wolves. He yvilI travel through the woods
around Butternui aud Glidden, deposit
ing small pisces Of meat highly seasoned
with arsenic.
4 mysterious animal that has been zig
ging into graves at the Juda cemetery.
throwing "a the Surfaee bones lunches Of
hair and conn handles. has been eaptur-
"A. The animal cannot be identified. II
4 as big as a conlrn0u-Size ground hog
and has a tail a smooth IS that Of a
rnuSkrat. The nose IS long and pointed
and there are two sets OF tusks on each
side OF the nogrh In c9lor il IS gray
and has q white nose.