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

La Crosse was chosen by the w lscoh-
sin Maccabees for the next place of
meeting.
Mrs. Julia Pratt of Shell Lake, so
years old was found dead in a small
lake near her house. Whether suicide
or accident is unknown.
The Brown County Ministerial Asso-
citation has declared itself against Sun
day funerals because they keep people
ffom the morning services
The corner stone of the new St. An
drews Church was laid at Ashland by
Right Rev r. Fl. Well. ID. D., bishop
OF Fond du Lac The new editice will
cost $4,000.
The teachers examinations will be
held at Munroe on July IS, 10, 20 and
81. and at Brodhead on July - and %;
at Albany, July % and 26, and at Day
ton, July 81 and rs.
Charles X Harris. the song writer,
and his two brothers are back of a pro-
iect for a new vaudeville theater in Mil
waukee. They declare the vaudeville
trust is aiding them and that the theater
will cost between $100000 and $l2o,-
600.
From a poor sexton in Il small grave
ward to a man of wealth is the step TAX
en- the other day by Michael Flanagan,
the sexton of Mt. Olivet cemetery in
GAINESVILLE. Mr. Flanagan is heir to an
estate of an uncle who had lived in Aus
tralia.
John Levy. aged Is years, whose adj
dress is given MS 2709 Grand avenue,
Milwaukee. died at Racine hospital,
after having his right leg amputated
Levy. with three companions, left NH
yankee on a freight train and fell from
the car and had his right leg crushed
George Bishop. railway brakeman
of Duluth, Mimi, shot and killed Miss
Nora St. Charles of Saginaw, Mich, in
Superior. and then shot himself, expir-
ing instantly The woman was known
as Laura Lee. Bishop and Miss Lee
had been lovers for years, but had be-
come separated. Hearing that she was
In Superior. he repaired to her home and
implored her to desert the life that she
had chosen to lead. She was obdurate.
and finding that his efforts were of no
avail. he shot the woman and she fell at
his feet. Bishop then held the muzzle
of the weapon at his own temple and
fred
Herman Mueller of Appleton. a for
mer member of the Fourth United States
cavalry. was out with an Indian guide
when the gun the Indian carried was
accidentally discharged. the shot taking
effect in Mueller'S leg. He may be Grip
| pied for lie.
DIR. John J. Quinn. a physician of Sa-
rerior. committed suicide by the use OF
ehlorofornl He had apparently saturat-
y, his clothing with the drug and then
wound them tightly about his head. Do
nestle trouble is said TO have been the
/ cause of the act. DIR. Quinn formerly
/ resided IN Detroit Mich.
The 5-year-oId daughter of August
pe5is of Monona was attacked by the
blouse dog. who bit the ehilds upper mp
| The beast was killed by the father be
| fore it could do further injury.
A company of the fire department had
To be called 10 rescue an adventurous
youth from q La Crosse church steeple
where he had climbed before he realized
how far above mother earth he really
was.
i Ludwig KolTn. about co years Old. was
s f,airfl dead on n road four miles east %
WestfelS. II is believed he left Har
risville with considerable money. and il
company with another man. but wheI
found there was no money on the body
Mrs. George Homrinehousen Of BlacA
Creek was run down bx 4 herd Of cows
while milking. She was knocked uneon
scious and several Of her ribs are prob
ably broken. Being an old womau. /
i doubtful y she Will recover
Cody and Gus. aged : years. the twin
sons # ex-Mavor Luther Linaauer .
Kay.kauna. were badly injured IA I'll
vaifs al the Cl.ra~e AMI Northwestern
5 ran,S The boys had riinllaed into 3 "a
loaded with pnlpwesd- and stntrl il
srace betwees the ends Of the pile
wood. 4 crash came and tie iitiie laf
were pinioDed against the end Ct the eAE
Csoldu suffered a fracture Of the hip slr'
Gus was injured internalst.