Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-06-28

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/ William Krier, aged 80 years, died
! of appendicitis at Leeds Center. He
leaves a widow and four children.
| Harvey Helms, a graduate of the
Cumberland high school, has departed
for the Philippines, where he will teach.
! The growers of cabbage in Racine
County are greatly alarmed because Of
the fact that bugs are destroying cab
bage.
George Rider, a prominent Lake Mills
farmer, died OF neuralgia of the heart,
aged 60 He leaves widow and FIVE
children.
Before Justice Sturges Of Kenosha.
Mrs. Alec Miller sues Frank Malone,
alleging aLIsive language in that he call
ed her a -Dowieite."
Lloyd Nutting of Randolph, while
planning. was struck in the eye with such
force as to partially remove it from the
socket. The sight is gone.
The barn of Carl Frey, about FIVE
miles southwest Of Lake Mills, was
struck by lightning and destroyed, to-
gether with other farm buildings.
Mrs. Joseph Frederick. aged 81 years,
died at her home in Caledonia. She Is
survived by thirteen children, thirty EIGHT
grandchildren and one reat-grandchild.
During thunder storm three valua-
BILE horses, owned by Wilharms brothers
of Cedarburg, were struck by lightning
and instantly killed while out in pasture.
Considerable excitement prevails at
Perley over the discovery of rich de-
posits OF iron ore near that village. Spe-
cimens of tire ore were assayed 35 per
cent.
The Citizens Telephone Company of
Racine, independent, with 1000 subsSrib-
ers. purchased site for $4,000, and it
is the intention to erect a telephone ex-
| change.
Barney Shea of Superior was shot and
killed in row ma logging camp near
Hannibal. Taylor County authorities are
holding man named Carl Nelson on
suspicion.
1t is said that at the next meeting of
the State rural free delivery mail car
riers steps will be taken toward procur-
ing uniform and official attire for all
the men il the service.
"a 4 tlt It Oflu uu 1<dC ONetdll anu kOnlIL
lfactory have already made arrangements
for moving their factory from Fond du
Lac to Mayyille They will employ
about seventySfye- hands.
Benjamin Goldsworthy of Cripple
| Greek, Colo, who is spending week at
his former home in the village of Lin
| den. together with his bride of few
weeks, was robbed Of $3.50 in cash.
George Johann and Marcz wilkins,
| both 10 years old. were drowned while
swimming in the Milwaukee river at
Barton. The boys were caught by the
current and were unable to reach shore.
The edict has gone forth from the
| Common Council OF La Crosse, unofH-
eially to be put in the form of a resolu-
| ton later, that the bathers at Pettibone
Park must not wear abbreviated cos
tunes.
L. ]. Rusk's home in Chippewa Falls
was entered by burglars. who ransacked
the house from top to bottom. They Sc
cured $40 in money and considerable
loot. Mr.. and Mrs. Rusk were not
awakened.
A rural mail carrier at West Lebanon
| was attacked and nearly killed by a
stone which knocked him off his seat and
made the horse run away. 1t is believed
an attempt was made to rob the United
| States mail.
| Using dozen boy detectives to secure
| evidence, the Anti-Cigarette League of
Milwaukee secured warrants for twenty
one tobacco dealers, charged with sell
| ing cigarettes, cigarette paper and to-
bacco to minors.
r. Schafer Of the town Of Winchester
was found dead at his farm home, having
taken carbolic acid with suicidal intent.
No cause is known for the act. He
leaves young wife, having been mar
ried but two Eionths.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Palmer of Green
vile celebrated their golden wedding.
One hundred guests were invited. The
festivities were held at the same old
homestead which the couple entered inn
mediately after their marriage fifty years
ago.
William II. Lindwurm, Jr., of Mil
waukee and Lawrence Fardy, ST., of
| Eagle claim to have discovered a de-
| post of the finest of lime marie near
| Eagle, which forms the chief ingredient
| out of which Portland cement is manu-
| featured.
Kemper Hall. Kenosha, has been made
the recipient of a donation of $1,000
from Frederick Robinson to aid in the
enlargement of the new chapel Mr..
Robinson, the donor, is the father of
| Bessie Robinson, one of the students at
| the school.
Pier cottage. the summer home at Ke-
nosha for poor children from the st.
| Mary's mission, Chicago. one of The
| branches of Kemper Hall. has been
opened to receive the eighty children
who came from Chicago to spend the
| summer months.
/ The annual summer encampment of
1 the Wisconsin National Guard will be
1 held during the month OF July, the Sec
| ond Regiment going first. July 8 to Is;
the First regiment and Troop A of the
/ First battery. July 16 to %, and the
Third regiment and Tenth Separate bat
talon. July % to %.
The special receiver of the estate of
| w. H. Jones, the bankrupt banker, &C
| companied by Mr.. Jones' attorney, I. G.
| Richmond, and A. Z. FELTON,. an expert
| safe opener of Chicago, went to Arena
| for the purpose of forcing an entrance
| into the huge safe of the bank, which
| was supposed TO contain valuable papers,
| notes. mortgages and some cash. The
expert worked about three hours drilling
and exploding four large charges of dy-
Mantle before the doors were finally
| forced open. The contents proved to
\ be records and aged notes #@
In bayfield, F. NJ. Herrick, Jr., and
Frank Smith. Jf.. were bound ever to the
Circuit Court to answer to the charge
of housekeeping. The summer home
Of Mrs. A. C. Fuller was broken into
some time last winter. The boys were
released on bond.
Sparrows have compelled the engineer
of the big power house in Racine tC
build a hood of wire netting about the
whistle. The mouth of the great steam
horn has proved so popular with the
birds for nest-building purposes that the