Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-04

Prospects are good for heavy yield
of cranberries.
Edward Nebel, a well-known Madi-
son citizen, found an infant girl on his
door step. The babe was extensively
clothed.
The Reichert Construction Company of
! Racine has assigned. with liabilities and
assets estimated respectively at $4,000
and $1,000.
Mrs. NJ. III. Whitman, aged IS years,
| fell into a cistern in Baraboo and drown
/ ell while trying to ascertain the depth
of the water.
Several ladies' suffered painful burns
on their faces at the Beloit carnival fes-
tivitieS from the use of diluted acid on
the feather ticklerS.
The piant of the Parker Pen Company
| in GAINESVILLE was looted by thieves. A
thousand dollars worth of pens and a
| large sum of money were obtained
1 The Bank of Camp Douglas has been
! chartered. The capital stock is $4,000
! and the incorporators are George NJ.
| Frohmader, \. c. johnson, Ann +. Sin
| glcton and others.
! Jacob Jensen sues the city of Racine
for $1,000. alleging that on Sept. he
walked into an open draw, fell into the
river and nearly drowned. He claims
| that he received permanent injuries.
Carl Thompson. brakeman on the
| Valley uIvision of the Milwaukee road
WIS thrown from freight car at New
| Lisbon and received injuries that necessi-
\ tated the amputation of his left arm.
Napoleon Parug has been ordered
/ from the States prison TO the northern
/ hospital for the insane. Parugi was SEN
| fenced for life from Milwaukee in 1898
for murder in the first degree. He was
adjudged insane in 1898, but later was
| said 10 be cured.
Captain Walter Mahan of Cleveland
| hereafter will keep silver dollars in his
pocket instead of his mouth if he sur
/ wives an operation which was performed
| in Ashland to remove a coin from his
throat The captain. who is master Of
| the steamer LaHgham. was joking with
| a friend and while laughing swallowed a
silver dollar. 1t stuck in his throat and
| a marine surgeon was called. The doe
tor tried every known means to relieve
the sufferer without resorting to the use
| of the knife. but finally was forced to
| cut the captains throat open and extract
the coin.
W. II. Meyers of Milwaukee and
Frank Flynn of West Bend appeared be-
fore Judge Edwards in Ooconomowoc
| and were given sixty days in the county
| Jail for Drunkenness. Meyers is minus
| his right hand and his partner has lost
| his right eve AMI several of the fingers
of his right hand
In the municipal court ia Milwaukee
| Judge Brace presiding. jury found ex-
I Alderman A. C. WeisSenborn guilty Of
I soHcifiaS bride His attorneys entered
4 motion for new trial. James !. Ken
/ nelly. an election inspector charged with
! refusing u administer an oath to an
| eleetsr. pleaded guilty and was fined
$50.
The Beloit Common Council ordered
| the First Methodist church 10 remove
! portions of the Pleasant street wall OF
| their church. under construction. which.
| Il i alleged. encroacheS slightly on the
| street. The church claims that such en-
| croachmentS as theirs Is common in the
| CITY. Tue church i given thirty days
To move the wall. The new church Is %
| cost $4,000 aad moving the wall viii
| neceSSitate It's being almost entirely re-
built
I Carl Thompson. brakeman on the Wis
! consin Valley way freight fell from the
| cars at New Idsbsa and two wheels
passed over his left arm. He also re-
cxsved 4 severe scalp wound