Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1903-02-10

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A. G. Sherwood proprietor of the
Shersdale berry farm west of the city
was examined last week by Drs Rosen
berry and Spencer and pronounced in
sane, and was committed to the North
ern hospital at Oshkosh.
Pete Refs has purchased of Carl Haast
the latter's barber shop at Arbor Vitae
and will move his family there in few
weeks and take charge. Mr. Refs has
been employed for eighteen years in
this cityin the shop of Henry Dern.
'The Cranberry Grower is a little
paper just started at Cranmoor, Wis
It is published by the Cranberry
Grower Publishing CO., aad it's editor
is W. H. Fitch. 1t is devoted entirely
to matters pertaining to cranberry
raising.
Last Wednesday barn belonging tC
Miss Helen Miller, located on the prop
erty occupied by Henry Gross on Jack
son street, was almost completely de
stroyed by fire. Ashes containing live
Goals that had been emptied out in the
yard are thought to be responsible for
the blaze.
A certain lady who likes to use big
words whether she knows the meaning
ornot, was told that the word 'ferment'
meant ito work" One day she had
some callers and she said to them as
she came in from out doors, Pm very
tired today; II have been frementing
in the yard all day" And the callers
fell off their chair. -Ex.
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One of the most tragic and heart
rendering events that ever occurred in
Milwaukee was that of small fire in
which four of the city's notable firemen
met death by inhaiing the fumes of nit
ric acid, among them was James Foley
chief of the fire department. About
twelve other fremen were so badly
affected that their lives hung in the
balance for some time.
The case Of the Chicago Excelsior
Co. VS.. the Wausau Excelsior Co. to re
cover $500 per cord for car load OF
bolts that had been shipped to the latter
company, but which the former com
pany claimed to own, mistake having
been made in the consignment, was
concluded in Judge Miller's court
Wednesday. The judge found ths de
PENDANT firm liable in the sum of SO sc
per cord.
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on street. Phone 25S n1s-m3.
District attorney Genrich has brought
suit against Manitowoc county to re-
cover S7l expended in the care of Albert
Kenast, a resident of that county, who
was taken sick here last winter with
smallpox. The bill was presented to
the Manitowoc county board last fall
but the board refused topay it for the
reason that the parents of the young
man, who by the way is minor, were
able to pay it,
Steve Shattaek, resident of Edgar,
arrested some time ago for hunting deer
without having obtsiaed license to do
so. was tried last week before Justice f.
j. Curtain of that village. The prose-
cution was conducted by Dist. Atty
Fred Genrich and VIM. Aregel, county
clerk, was present to give testimony
fer the state. Shattuek was found
guilty and was sentenced to pay fine
Of 500 and costs or spend three months
ia the county jail He chose the latter
and is now serving sentence.
DR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist aud surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, February a4th.
A dispatch from Washington an
nounces that a bill has passed the house
an additional appropriation of
sl2 500 for the erection of the contem-
plated Wausau government building,
a total of So, 500. Congress-
man Brown u showing great interestin
the work and if his efforgs plunt for any
good the original appropriation will be
increased. Is is quite likely that the
work on the Nansau building will COM
mence earlier than win ihat ofihe other
buildings provided for tAis state in the
bill In the first place, barring slight
made in forwarding the title of
the WauSau site--a mistake which can
easily be remedied-there is clear and
exclusive possession given TO the gov
ernment. while the instruments fur
nished by other cities-1ave been found
faulty in many respects and it will be
some time before clear titles are given,
and then a fight which has been in pro-