Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-06-14
State Items OF Interest.

Allen Pulls of Osborn killed two calves
which had the rabies. The dog that bit
them is at large.
James H. Pittsby, cammer, was
drawn under the water by his clam rig
ging near Lynxville and drowned.
The Kenosha school board elected z.
j. Zimmers of Berlin superintendent of
schools w. II. Hammill was reelected
principal of the high school
Il. Barth, postmaster at Cashton, died
at the age of 80 years. He was vet
eran of the Civil War and lived in Wis
consin since 1851. His widow has been
temporarily appointed to succeed him
Considerable surprise was caused in
Racine business circles when George G.
Roberts, who for twenty-six years has
been associated with Freeman & Sons,
manufacturers, disposed of his interest
to Charles Freeman, president of the
concern. His reason for so doing can
not be learned.
Mrs. ]. A. Kimberley, wife of j. A.
Kimberley of Neenah, one of four heirs
to the wealth of Judge James Cheney,
who died recently at Fort Wayne. Ind.
will come into possession of still greater
wealth by the discovery just made of Sc
questered property i'll New York City
valued at $100,000,000
Frank Germin is being held in Ike
nosha on a charge of attempting to resist
an officer. Germin had been assaulted
by gang of five men, and fired two
shots in an effort to prevent their rob
bing him. The men knocked him down
and left him half conscious in an alley.
When Police Officer Euting came to aid
the man, Germin pulled his revolver and
snapped the trigger. The cartridge fail
ed to explode. He will probably be re-
leased
Eddie Fay, who was indicted by the
federal grand jury on the charge of
having been one of the three men who
robbed the Superior postoffice of $4,000
in stamps and currency, was arraigned
in the federal court in Madison and upon
his refusing to plead. the court ordered
that plea of not guilty be entered, and
that the bail be fixed at $4,000 in cash.
Charles Dennis, of the trio. is also in
Jail awaiting trial. Pat Flaherty, the
third of the party, broke jail six weeks
ago.
The perfdy of a servant girl has plac-
ed William Moore, colored. once wealthy,
in the poorhouse. Moore had eonsidera-
Bile property in La Crosse and when his
wife died he made arrangements with
the servant to take care Of him the rest
of his days. on consideration of his Civ
ing her a quit claim deed to the prop
erty. This he did, and she subsequently
sold her interest TO third parties who
had no notice of the bargain. The third
parties now insist that they be allowed
to keep it.
A well-known teacher in The public
schools Of New London had narrow es-
cape from death by inhaling chloroform.
To relieve a headache she took with her
when she retired bottle containing a
solution of eampnor and chloroform. She
was rendered unconscious by an overdose
and slept for forty hours.
The remains of an unknown man were
found in log jam at Marinettt. They
are supposed TO be those of Frank Jack
son OF Niagara, who disappeared last
March. and is supposed to have been
drowned in the river 100 niles from
there.
Gottlieb KlOver. former living near
the town of Herman, reported ct the
sheriff's Office that someone tried to as
sassinate him. According to Mr. Klover,
he was standing near a group Of trees
close to his house, when two shots were
fired at him. He believes there were
three men. *
A son Of W.O Allen. aged u years,
heroically saved me life Of little Ger
trude Ruel from drowning in the Fox
river in Appleton. He saw the girl fall
Oft the bank into the river az spot
where the water is very deep and ran
to the bank and dived after the girl He
succeeded in saving her. being an expert
swimmer
Frank lyman, who was employed by
the BeldenvilIe Lumber Company a nile
southeast of Apollonia. while unloading
logs off a car was struck and died in
six hours from the injury. He was about
- years OF age. Three men have been
killed al this mill within three months.
Elias W. Fisher, one OF the Oldest
mail carriers Of Racine and a prominent
G.. A. R. member, was lodged In the
county jail because OF contempt Of court,
having refused to pay to his divorced
wife SIS a month alimCny, ordered By
the court In 1897 when the sssvorce was
granted. II is understood that the d.
vorced man and woman win be united
IN marriage again