Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-12-20
Minor stnte NTatter.a.

Fred II. Asst, aged 80. prominent
resident of Superior for fifteen years
dropped dead at his home.
James McCord. former Mayor of Ia
crosse and prominent wholesale drug.
gist, died there, aged 63 years.
Bert Jacobsen Of Waterford was prob
aoly fatally shot by his friend. Curtis
Barnes, while the two were hunting.
The remains of Herman Zinke We're
found along the railroad track near Kill
eourn. lie evidently had been run over
hy several trains, as his body was terri
bly, mangled.
Forty years in butcher shop with
out single days vacation. That is the
record OF John Summer, who forty years
ago started work in Stodenbach's meat
market in Jefferson.
Mrs. Frank Jarzewski farmers
wife who lived two miles from Manito-
voc, is dead from burns. the result of
an explosion when she attempted 10 start
a fire with kerosene
Efforts are being made to find a trace
OF John Lynch, a Kenosha man who has
been missing for more than twenty wears
4 legacy of $1,000 left the missing nan
by his father awaits his return.
John J. Hanchett is dead at Sheboy-
gam He was a funeral director. and
dropped dead from apoplexy while stand
ING beside the casket at the funeral of
Daniel j. Hurd, an Illinois pioneer.
A. I. Anderson of Madison. 10 years
old, was fearfully lacerated by a St. Ber-
nard dog and may not recover. The
brute was killed by a policeman ana
fears are entertained that it was mad.
To Miss Scion of Superior belongs the
honor of being the only Douglas comfy
woman who brought down a deer during
the present hunting season. She killed
1t with one shot from a 22-caliber rifle.
Twenty members of the Milwaukee
school board voted to pass the resolution
70 increase teachers salaries according to
the length of their service in the publ.
schools and two voted with the Mayor.
The measure will now become effective
and teachers who have served six years
will receive $50 additional. those who
have served nine years will receive 500
and those twelve years VIII receive Sf50
more.
Dominic Munet. an employe Of the
Wausau paper mills ut Brokaw. was
caught in belt and instantly killed. He
was a survivor of the Iroquois fire. he
and his family having escaped from the
theater unframed.
j. f. Jones and wife, who occupied
the residence of DIR. Spears in Washburn.
were saved from death by suffocation
through the barking Of faitiIful dog
when they were almost saffocated By
smoke. They barely escaped in their
night clothes. An attempt was made
later to save the animal, but without
avail
Miles TheiSen. aged 90 years, an old
resident of Marinette. committed suicide
by hanging at Nathan. Mich. His jaw
was badly fractured recently in an acci-
dent. and he had to be fed through a
tube. Slow recovery caused desponden-
cy. which resulted in the suicide
The recent decision of Judge Dunno Of
Chicago that marriages Of cousins in
Wisconsin was voidahle has had a kill
ing effect on the matrimonial business in
Kenosha Not a single wedding of cons
ms has been performed in kenosha since
the decision. In the last ten years It
Is c-allnEA ANaN more NA4hA A-f1J tb4~4AtS
from Illinois have been married in Ke-
nosha.
The police Of Kenosha believe they
have made q great capture in the arrest
Of George Hall of Boston, Mass. who
they claim Is a professional swindIer.
Hall was arrested charged with an at
tempt to steal two pairs II corsets from
a dry goods store. He was sent to jail
for sixty days
According to shipping tags received IN
the game waTden's Office In Madison
about 5000 deer were killed this year,
or as many as in 1893. The resident
hunting ice Kes viii net fund Of more
than $4,000 this year. 1t i said that
there are mere deer in the woods ST the
close Of the season this year thao 81 the
opening Of the season Tor ten years past.