Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-01-19
All Over the State

The D. Clint Prescott Company has
secured the contract to rebuild the n
Huntington mill in Marinette at cost OF
100000.
Charles Davidson. North Freedom
liquor without a license. and fined 500
and costs.
Charles f. Moore. who swndled a
GAINESVILLE concern out of more than $500
on raised draft in 1893, died in prison
recently at Michigan City
Rudolph Ristau of Marathon City was
arrested. charged with having injured
August Sinderman's hand so badly in a
fight that he had to have several fingers
amputated.
The First Baptist Church in New Rich
mond was totally destroyed by fire. Which
caught from the heating apparatus. The
church was new and was well insured.
1t will be rebuilt.
j. E. Win;ams, manager of the Grand
Opera House in Oshkosh, has a crew OF
carpenters working on the building cut.
ting new doorways An entirely new
means of exit for the gallery will be pro-
vided
Reports from the logging woods are to
the effect that the weather is just right
for logging and the work is mrch fur
Their ady anced than at the same time last
year. Hauling is now well under way
and the ice roads are in perfect condi-
ton.
\ runaway team, behind which were
riding five men. dashed mo a rapidly
moving log train in Marinette. People
who saw them approaching at a wild
gallop expected terrible accident Just
as the horses reached the train they
veered turned around. and dumped the
men. who escaped without injury.
Ray Glynn. former Chippewa Falls
young man. now in the employ of the
Northern Pacific, went before Judge
Smith in the Superior Court in Superior
and pleaded guilty to having stolen his
girls watch while he was being enter
tanned by her at her home In the
lower court he had persisted that he
took the watch as joke and it was said
to be in repair shop at St Paul. His
mother has seen that the watch was re-
turned TO the girl.
A lamp exploded in the honSe of w o.
La Mere in Appleton and set the clothes
Of his wife on fire. A small girl in the
family first threw the lamp out of the
window and then rushed back to help
her mother The woman was slightly in
jured.
Fred A. Engberry, welI-known in
surance man and secretary Of the Saw
iDgs and Loan Association, left Stevens
Point for business trip to Chicago early
Sunday morning. Jan. 3, and has not
been seen or heard from since. His
friends fear he has been the victim of
foul play.
The Waukau Methodist Church burn
ed to the ground, the FIRE probably start
ing from the furnace. No ono was in the
church The building was extensively
repaired a short time sgo and the last
payment to cover the expense had just
been paid.
Watson and jackson, arrested on the
night Of the recent hold-up and burglary
pleaa.d guilty to the charge Of breaking
into a freight car near Eau Claire An
other member Of the gang Mike Davis.
pleaded guilty to assault with a revolver
W1Iu lutEHAlO4 10 Ibt. Inc i0HTtu HE'LL
Der of the gang is in jail at Whitehall.
He is wanted for more serious offense
there.
Paul j. horn, a 1j-year-old boy Of
La Crosse, now attending the college at
WATERFOWL, is suing the la Crosse Box
Company and W. r. Joosten, one Of the
for $4,000 Cor the loss Of
bis right hand in a planer ia the box
factory. The accident happened last
summer during vacation. the boy being
told 70 clean out a cylinder. It after
wards developing that the knives were
still revolving
The GAINESVILLE City Council, after
lengthy argument, refused to grand 80
year franchise 10 tho Southern Wiscon-
sin Interurban Company for road TO
Madison. The Council viii take up the
matter again