Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-09
All over the state.

A wind and rain storm caused consid-
cradle damage near Appleton.
A 5-year-old son of Oliver Isham of
Mondoyi had his ankle badly cut by a
mower.
The corner stone of the mother house
of the Sisterhood of the Holy Nativity
was laid by Bishop Grafton in Fond du
Lac.
Joseph Palm, aged 10, of Racine, fell
under Lake Shore freight train at
South Bend, Ind, and received serious
injuries.
John Moran, well-known Madison
for trying to force his attentions on
girl in a street car.
Frank Kauzer was injured and six 9TH
er persons badly bruised in collision in
Milwaukee between a chemical fire en-
CINE and Il street car.
William Belt Wilson, alias Anderson,
wanted at Falls Greek for the murder
Of Sheriff Patton two years ago, was cap
tared at Middlesboro, Ky.
A young man named Spei employed in
the Hines sawmil at Hayward, was
legs torn from his body, causing death.
Walter Streiber Of Rhine, while in
charge of harvester, fell from the ma
chine in front of the large driving wheel
which passed over his leg. Amputation
was necessary.
A Burlington work train loaded with
rock was wrecked near Trempealeau.
three cars going down the bank into the
Mississippi A number of bridgemen
miracuIously escaped death.
The infant son of Alonzo Anterior of
Oshkosh was attacked in its cradle by
rat and two fingers badly lacerated. The
cries of the baby attracted its mother and
The rodent fed on her approach.
Margaret Fast and Florence Mangan
sailed their fishing smack a mile at Hart
land and rescued the crew of the yacht
Meteor, Nagawicka Yacht Club. who had
been thrown into the water by the capsiz-
ing of their craft
James Mashek farmer residing
about six and half miles northwest of
Lena, committed suicide by first cutting
his throat with a razor and then shoot
ing himself in the head with a shotgun.
He was ~ years of age.
Max Poetzilni was drowned in the Fox
river at Appleton by the overturning of
small skiff Coroner Thomas Johnson,
father-in-law of the drowned man, was
on the bank of the river when the body
was pulled out and was the first person
to identify it.
Jens Grabaw of Augusta. young
man, was arraigned in court in Eau
Claire. charged with assault with intent
to kill. and committed to Jail in default
of 1000 bail. Grabaw, in fight over
girl near Augusta, stabbed a Young
man naned Schara seven times. The
latter may recover.
August Arnemann. an old resident of
the town of Two Rivers fell from a hay
rake. on which he was at work. and suf-
fered injuries from which he died few
hours later. Armenian was stricken
with apoplexy. which caused his fall
from the machine.
The coal house at the State public
school in Sparta was destroyed by fire.
Prompt and efficient service by the city
and school fire departments prevented
any further damage.
A big straw hist tied under the chin
proved 4 lie buoy 10 the 5-xear-otd child
OF County Treasurer Schultz when it fell
Into the lake at Sheboygan. The child
was taken out unconscious. but revived.
The heading mill of the Crandon Man
ufactGring Company at Crandon was to-
;aily destroyed By FIRE. The sre started
ii the dry kiln. There Is no IRE protec-
ton there. The total loss Of the naill and
about $1,000 worth Of stock In the dry
kiln burned. foots UP 10 about $1,000
students Of the university in Madison
are charged with having taken part in 4
drinking episode. 4 number af the par
a. are said Il aave far.ibly entered So
rprity house IN wAieh a considerable
number IL wosnen students IN the library
school are housed A police call was
made and one nenher Of the party was
captured. Int the ease was not pushed in
court. One student has been sent home
on account of the affair.
The gate Bank Of Mansion has closed
ifs doSrs and is in the hands OF Bank
Examiner Bergh. The liabilities are
SisT.ss0i. OF which s1a.To4 is due depos-
irors and $500 10 ether banks The
nHcers say creditors viii lose nothing.