Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-11-08

John A. Mitchell's barn, machine shed
and ice house in Chippewa Falls were
destroyed by fire.
Burglars entered the First Methodist
church in Racine and ransacked desk
in the study, but nothing of value was
taken.
The city of Appleton will fight the APP
pleton Water Works Company in the in
junction case regarding the Mason street
sewer.
Racine county has broken its cabbage
and onion record, having shipped 1,500
carloads of cabbage and ninety cars of
onions.
Archie Christie, a pioneer of Wiscon-
sin and former county treasurer, drop
ped dead just as he was about to shake
the hand of Gov. La Toilette after his
speech at Baraboo.
The new Swedish Baptist church was
dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
in Kenosha. The dedicatory sermon was
preached by the Rev. r. c. Kunkle. The
Rev. G.. A. Hagstrom of Chicago also
spoke.
Prof. G. l.. Bowman of New London.
principal of the county normal school at
that. place. has been elected to succeed
Principal w L. Morrison of the Dunn
county normal, who resigned on account
of i'll health
Perry Forselund. a farmer. committed
suicide by hanging himself in his barn
near Grand Rapids. No reason is APP
parent why he should have committed
this act. He WAS As years of age and
leaves large family.
For the time being the Minneapolis.
st. Paul and Ashland logging road is out
of business No trains will be operated
until the ground freezes. The demorali-
cation of the road is due entirely to the
great amount of rain.
The funeral Of City Marshal John Ho-
gan was afforded b. 10000 people Ii
was the !ar.est funeral ever held in
GAINESVILLE. All places of business were
closed by order Of the Mayor during
the hours of the funeral.
The proposed deal which has been
mentioned relative 20 the sale of the
Howard paper MID at Neenah is expect
ed to 20 through in the near future.
John Strange. of the Strange Paper Corn
I.lny. has a thirty-day option on the
Howard plant for S275.000
While attempting to catch a horse
which was loose in field. Peter Hertz
muth. wealthy farmer of Witoka. was
kicked TO death.
Peter Plack and Mary Koch, two pop
ular young people of Bloomer. are said to
have eloped, and nothing has been heard
of them since Frank Koch, father of
the girl, objected to their marriage.
\ man was struck by freight train
north of Evansville and instantly killed.
A union card was found in his pocket is
sued to Franz Haberman by the Bakers
md Confectionery Workers Union of
l Cleveland. Ohio.
The depot at Gotham. on the Richland
I Center branch IF the Chicago. Milwaukee
/ and St. Paul railway. including the post
office and general store of L. l.. Apple
/ 10y. was burned TO the ground. II is
believed that the roof of the building
| caught FIRE from sparks from a traction
engine.
Jerry Rumley. the oldest eolored man
in Racine. aged 81. took two strange
c9lored people into his home because they
we're sick. He ent away and when be
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! the place and stolen $.Sla. al the money
/ re had in the world. With this money
he had intended To buy his winters fuel
and supplies.
In Mons-svi. Richard Havgwick was
found guilty Of manSlaughter in the sec-
olld degree and motion fs- new trial
Is pending. Hartwick was accused 81
I the murder Of his Stepfaehe<. Carl Uhlig.
Who had been abusive 10 Mrs UhIig. the
( defendants mother. A quarrel had arts
/ en- between Mr.. and Ms. Uhli- and
( Young Hartwick iaterpoSed. Uhlig arose
/ from the table and made for his stepSoa
] With large fork. Hartwick rushed
J from the room. secured revolver and
shot Uhlig.
severely injured by falling frem a
moving train. r. G. NaadalselI crawlesi
half a mile IN seven hours 70 the nearest
house near Chippewa Falls.