Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-08-30
All over the State.

George iced. u young man from Trip.
vile, was drowned in the Baraboo river
in Elroy, while bathing.
Thomas LAWYER, one of the Oldest
woodsmen of Dunn county, was killed
about ten miles south of AIenominee by
falling tree.
Word has been received that Thomas
Lawler of Menomonie was accidentally
killed while working in STAIRS lumber
mill at Weston.
The servant girl problem is settled as
far as La Crosse is concerned More
applications for work than places are
now registered
Fourteen box ears, loaded with lum-
Der and coal. were derailed and badly
wrecked at Spring Brook. on the Omaha
line. No one was injured
4 hailstorm during which stones an
inch in diameter fell did great damage
to fruit trees around. La Crosse Hun
dreds of panes of glass in greenhouses
We're broken.
c. A. Hamilton motorman employed
by the Eastern Wisconsin Railway and
Light Company, had his shoulders in
jured by the passing of two electric cars
while he was at the switch in Fond du
Lac.
William Koepke. farmer residing
found in an unconscious condition in his
orchard. His skull was fractured. A son,
said to be slightly demented, has left the
home, and diligent search is being made
fer him.
Wenzel Strachota, Alderman of the
Sixth Ward. and ]. f. Klein inspector
for the Pittsburg Steel Pressure labora-
tory. were seriously injured because of
the parting of an elevator cable in new
building of the American Mating Com
pany in Milwaukee. 1t is believed both
will recover
Haunted by the sight, always before
her, she claimed, of the suicide of j. c.
Hyman in Milwaukee about a month
ago. Miss Lizzie Klamath. % years old
is supposed to have committed suicide
at the farm home of her parents in the
town of Muskego. The body of the girl
was found floating in cisten a few
feet from the house, and indications at
that time seemed to point TO death by
drowning, but further developments go to
show that mystery may surround the
cause of death. DR. ]. b. Noble of Wau-
kesha and DR.. Il. L. Stinson of Frank
lin made pOst-mOrtem examination and
although they report nothing officially it
was understood that death was not due
to drowning There was not a particle
of water in the lungs. The body was
clad in a light undergarment only and
there was scalp wound
John Rosciszewski. aged 40 years. and
Jan Wijricicowski, aged 33. both for
merly employed at the stock yards in
Chicago. but thrown ont of work by the
present strike. We're found dead in
room at n Kenosha hotel. An open gas
jet revealed the cause of death
Michael Ritter a prominent business
man of Sparta. was killed by an electric
wire while on his way to his place of
business. He slipped and in falling
caught hold Of guy wire crossed with
an electric light wire. He called for help.
but before anyone reached him life was
extinct.
For seven days and nights William
Good haS remained unconscious at the
Palmer hospital in GAINESVILLE. He was
injured while alighting from an electric
car ON tn, Rockford, Beloit aud JapeS-
vile line He struck his head against
road pole and probsbly suffered concus-
sion of the brain.
A New Lisbon dispatch tells OF the
death there Of George Salter. Sr.. who
was noted A. an inveteratc foe to In
dianS Back in 1863 his wife was muir
deFed by war party AT her home Sal
ter. when he learned % it. vowed ven
geance aud killed eighteen Indians IN
revenge. lie neger =of over his emmify
TO the race.
Mrs.. Abraham Phelps. aged s., fell
and broke her arm and leg Oh SIDE
walk in JaneSville. Three years asa her
two grand~onS aud slaughser-in-iaw diel
within a month and six months later her
sosi. Judge Phelps az tue municipal
court ran into a passenger coach while
bicycling AMI died from bis ininries. \
month later her husband died Tse
PhelpS family waS At one Time fae lead
ers If Janesville society.
Emil Sixia and Miss Irene BleSer. pop
nlar Soeiety Young people q AIanitowoc.
were married the other morning ans i'm.
mediasely departed on their honeymoon
for the EaSt- The announcement was
great surprise 10 their friends