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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
Sic Ieieiae gSs.fcnfraae.

Sas &Onigrei9 9annOper 1T felt
SO sSa6ren ben Der Qanbfdrte perz
'i9punben urb Die vW~elienfrage" in
ben Nugen olIer tlarblidenben 9eut=
I9en eno9iiltig obgetban. 8on 3eit 81
s3eit tau9en ni9ts beitopenieer 8er>
fu6e auf, benz p%eienloien @eipenit Sc,
ben ein5ubau6en. 8pr furser 3eit
purbe betanntli9 bebauptet, bab 5piz
I9en Dem faiierli9 beuti9en 9cuie
un0 benz nSofe" in GmunDen nGriez
bensherbanblungen" eefiibrt tpiirben.
nel6e Die tbatfd9li9e 2Diung perWels
fenfrage bur9. 3iidgabe 8raun=
l6neigs unb zines Sbeiles bes &O@
nigrei9s 0annpper an Der !9er3og
BON Cumberland gum 3nede bitten.
50 uneereimt Die Na9ri9t audi INNER
mar, ma6te iie bod Die Aunbe Dur9
bic 8lGtter aner Nationen, unb Die
r@etreuen" batten Die @enuetbuuns,
bic Welfenfrage mieber einmal Dor Der
gdn5li9en 8%eriumpfuns bepabrt 81
baben.
SEPT fommt bic Melbung, pab in
@arenbotf, alfo i'm fernbeuti9en
@eftfalen, elm Welfenblatt init elmer
sisenen Hubrit u&Onisrei9 9annoper"
erf9eiut unb bus unsei6mGlerte @er<
fiisungsre9t bes 9erapss bon Gum
berlunb iiber nfein" 8Dnierei9 Sanno,
Der perfi9t.
Ssn benz ebemdlieen &Dnigrei6, Der
iebigen preuBii3en prOpin5 9unnoper,
lit man nit Der Gage Der Singe, pie
lie fi9 felt benz Sabre 1865 entpideit
boben, i'm NIsemeinen ldngit 1uses=
fDbnt. Oas permag man aber inSmunz
ben ni9t einaufeben, fpnbern glaubt,
bab beutautuge einige taufenb PreuBen
pbne Weiteres pieber au 9%annpperas
nern eeitempelt tperben fOnnen, INN
bas Serri6seliiit bes gumberlGnbers
unb ben partifularebrgei5 feiner 4n>
bGnger q Ia Sonquirote gu befrisbigen.
Wie perblenbet man in jenen &reiien
lit, bas lebrt re9t beutli9 bic S6atz
fade, bub ioear bic ritterli6e Dirt, nit
pelder Der beuiI1e 8diler Die innge
8rpbber5pein bon Msdtsnbursz S6pe~
rim, cine ipelfii9e prin5eiTin. ous5ei4>
nete, ZEN .l1nberfO9nli9en" 81 &opfe
itieg unb fe our @erbreitung bon anerz
bdnb 5abe1n berunlubte, Die uuf ni4ts
anberes als cine iebr getriibte llrtbeilsz
fraft f6lieben lafen-
8om ftaatsre9tli9en punffe aus
betra6tet, siebt es peber fir oas beuts
f9s 8ei9 nod fir preuBen cine Wels
fenfrage. 9ieie fpuft nur mod in
9munben unb in ben 8onpentifeln eli
niger unbelebrbarer Ibelsiippen. Sen
elmer Notwithstanding bes 9auie5
r@elf" nit benz &Dnigrei9 9unnober
I'm beuti6en Rei9e tann ME unb ntms
mermebr bic Gebe ietn
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19

8ebeutenbe NerhGrfun=
een eeben bon Oeuti9lanb nu6 Sib-
fpeffzMfrifa ab. Nu9 Die S6ubtrups
pen in &amerun fperben INN 5OOMann
perme6rt.
Rad elmer WeGbung bes
2onbpner .Oailp S%elegrdpb" iinb in
ben lebten Monaten burdf9nittlid
10000 Sonnen 8oblen fir rufFIfs
He9nuns psridifft porben. Die arb-
lenbampfer finb i'm MitteImesr, i'm
Mpt6en Meer, on Der @eitfiife @frifas
unb um bas Sap Der @uten 9offnrng
berum bertheilt. Sn einioen SGGen
tpurben englii4e Shiffe ge9drtsrt. urt
9oblen mad Wlabipoitof au brineea.
Dos als led gemelbete SGif::
.Giperanee' lit ausaelaufen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
Ste YartautentS WabIen TT
CANADA

enbsten nit benz Stese Der 2iberas
len. limb 10 pirb Wi1frib 6 a IL
rier eriter Minifter bes canaoii9sn
Gei9es bleiben. gr ftammt BON fran,
aDiiI9en Ganabiern, lit breiunbie95ig
Sabre alt, beliBt MISUNDERSTANDING,
lit bon 8eruf Elm Mbbotat, i9ipang iiA
bon Ieiner 9eimatb Quebec aus gum
Siibrer Der 2lberalen i'm parliament
empor unb purbe nit Der 3eit eriter
Miniiter bes canabif9en @efammtz
rsi9s. Sol4e Wablen finben ale
fiinf Sabre itatt.
Sas rgincinnatier @Olfs>
bIatt" fnipft an bieie Wabl i'm
Weientli9en folsenbe 8etra9tuneen:
yOie in CANADA beenoeten Wablen
babsn ben Sprtbeitanb bes ieBisen
Miniitsriums 2aurier gum Geiultat.
Die gonisrbatipen baben cine nod
i6limmere Nieberlage aIs por flint
Sabren erlitten. Samals befdmpftea
Die Gon5erbatipen ben 8au elmer candz
biiden Sranscontinental@8a unb
apar ausS Standardization Die
fe altmpbii9e @ni9auuns, Dab mar
ginri9tunsen, Die einen euten Grtras
peripre9en unb our JorDeruns pes
Sanbsls u~nentbebrli6 iinb, unterldbt,
UNI fein 9elo aus5useben, tpurbe BON
conabifaen 0olf %berfporfen, fpie iiberz
baupt ale 8Dlfer iebt elm beferes GEE
i9GftsmGnnii9es @eritdnbnib offenz
barren. Sas 8erlungen na9 bDberen
3D0en, tpel9ss bic canabii6en gons
ferpatipsp fteGten, fonnte ben gana=
bern ebenfans ni9t einleu9ten, neil
fe ibre 9pffnun9 auf 9anbelsz3ecis
prOsitGt ieben, tpie is au9 in unierem
republifanif6en prpsramm ftebt. 4us
lebterem @runbe bat bas Wablrefuls
tat in CANADA AUDI elm bebeutenbes
SntereFs fir unier 2anb. Oas Mi=
niiferium 2durier nirb na9 fran5Diiz
fdem Muiter einen boppelten Sarif
ouffenen, nit Marimalz3o1em fir
2Gnber, bic feline gon5efionen getpdb=
rem, unb nit n~iebrieeren 530len fir
Gambler, bic ipl9e 3useftdnenine ma
den. Oaraus ergibt fi4 fir uns ETH
H~ecipro5itdts : @ertrus nit Canada
als cine unabpeisbars Notbnenbig=
felt. Oa Sol9es AUDI benz prinsip
unierer rspublifanii9en Bartsi ent=
fpriGt, 10 tpirb pobl elm fpl9er Ser
trae gu ben erften Sbuten Der neuen
Moofepelt Administration seb0ren. @i@
ne 0erfperfund bes @ertraaes burh
unfern 8unbesfenat 1T nidt gu be-
fir6ten, neil ale NeuenglanoeS taas
ten unb bic norbpeitliben Staaten Ell
men iolden @ertras brineenb piins
fAeu. Mrfssbalten faan biefe pi6tise
Heform nur perben, penn bic 0smn=
fraten i'm Senat Tie bet1mpfen, pie lie
es nit benz eubaniiden 8ertrag ee-
than baben. Mnein prdiibent Hoofe=
belt pirb AUDI in bieIem 5ane, penn
es fi6 npt6nenbig srpeiien ioIte, an
bos @olf appeniren unb nit befen
6ilfe ieben Wiberftanb befiegen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19

2ineoIn, Neb. Sn Oberlin,
g.. if Or. 6. 9. 5airfielo 9efOrben.
goniul in 2pons unter prafioent 9ar.
riIon unb elmer Der @riinbsr Der repubs
lifaniiden Partei.
Nem BORT. Die 8erlebun9en
bon s. O. 6edder, Setretdr bes amer.
pferoe-S 1au=U erbanos, Der i'm Was
biion Square 8arben unter Elm @es
ipann 9erietb. finb nidt beoeutenb. Z
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19

g pringfielo, 8. Senator
Gairbants begab fid nebff feiner Trau
nod Stem 9apen. Conn.,. gum Beiude
ieinsr In Gale ft%uoirenbsn S0bne.
0ier beiu6te 0err 6airbanfs feline
SHUTTER.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
0ersneifeIte @egen=
tpehr.

= btca90 IL. Nob. Der 2Os
idbrige %. poltport perlebte 6. 8are
mann bur9 G1ahe lebenssefdbrli9
uno perbarritabirte fid oann i'm Sauie
ieiner Muttsr 81 Bartlett, 81. Meb=
rere Stunosn lang belt er sablreiae
giirser. Die oas Saus umrin9t. i'm
S9ad, unb erit na9oem Der Sheriff
Is @ebilfsn aeianot, ergab fa Der
8uride ben 8eb6roen.
Barmann. Der einen 0aben in Dem
Orte belist, ertldrt fi6 ben ueberfaa
ourd einen SaB. ben Der iunse Meni9
auf ibn gewOrfsn, neil er ibn fribsr
peesn tinoiider Strei9e BEL feiner
Mutter an9e3eigt.
9oltwOrtb, Der einmal auf feinen
8ruoer i9OB, gilt als 9eff6rt.
8as=GrpIoio n.
@bieago, Is. Sob. 8si elmer
@rplofon bon % @asbebdltern in Der
9rOBen Sabn=H ieberlase an IS. Ctr.
tamsn heuts 5 QngeRsllts um's 2sben;
beridisoene fino berlsbt. 2 ernffli9.
9as Ssuer sr9rif au6 oas gigen=
thum Der PeOplss 8as Sight & @Ote
SO. uno beorObte Die eroBen Nnlasen
iensr @eielidaft.
Die Oefnun9 Der 9rOBen &tbren,
elm sefdbrlides lln~terfansen, berbin=
oerte tpeitere 3erf6run9.
Ndd fpdteren @n9ridten betrdet bic
3abl Der @etOoten A. Die Gabrit Der
pple electric SsaoIisbt 60. In South
@bicago 1T b6lis aerft6rt. giele
2sute. Die auf Der S.rabe boriiberein=
gen. murbsn bur9 3riimmerifiide per=
lebt.
Diner m Weiben pau E.
90 3 9 o n, Is. Sob. =
prdfibent &~ooiepelt bate berite Mbenb
bic Spseial-@ Ommihare bes beutiden
3aiiers sur @ntbilluns Der Grteorids.
Statue, Sen. 2oewenfelo uno MaiOr
b. SdmettDw, beim Diner.
Inter ZEN ionfisen 8dften befanben
fid Der bsuti9e goti batter urb 6rau
b. Sternbur9, Der rufii4e 8otfdufter
uno @rdfin @aifini, @barlemasne
Sower, glibu Root, admiral Sepsr
nit Jrau u. u.
@abinets=S iBung.
Wab o n, Is. Sob. Sn
Der heutisen cabinets iBuns lageu
feline @eiddfte bon geosutuns Dor.
gas Mitslieoer auBer ben Sstretdren
Suft uno MOrtpn waren susesen.
Der Prdfioent eriu9te bic Serren.
Hd mOreen Na4mittag i'm Weiber
9auie ein3ufinoen, um Jpn gu Der Sim
meibun9s-6eier Der Grieori9 Statue
gu besleiten.
Brad b m ber=
brannt.
Rew OOrf, Is. Nop. 6ra9t
bampfer Mobant bon Der Gentra
YermOnt gabn geristb beute auf cine
feirer reaelmdbissn Sabrtsn bon bic,
nod NeD 9onbOn, Conn, In Seue'
uno brannte BEL 9orton's point, 6
s., big gum Wafsripieesl ab.
Wannidaft uno paHasisre, auiam
men %, muroen nit ausnabme cine!
@insisen eerettet uno bon einem bOr
b~eifabrenbsn Sampfer nod 6aa &ipsr
Waf., 9ebradt.
Streit= Il rruhe
@bicago, Is. Nop. Ser Strei
Der Gubrleute port M6bslpnser bebnt
fd beute auf anoere @efddfte aus, pul
bsnen fi9 mande bur9 bic idarfe ge
wa4un9 bon Streiferpoffen in sineu
If6rmli&en 8elaaerunsssufanoe be
fonosn.
3wiiden Der poli3si uno Streit
Nnbdngern fam es 3u einem GUAM
meniObe, nobel Steine 9ei4leuberi
bic Sumultuanten ieno9 auseinanoer
getrieben tuurben.
Dober beim prdfioenten
90 abineton, Is. Noo. 6. 6
Sobsr. Sefrstdr bss republitanifGe
t Nationaf-@ omits, uahte beute ber
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-19
Iolen Mmerifa'S
geranifa ten einen YrOieif 9egen I'm
ttabme Der 6riearih Statue.

rtln=Saf10lt0e Serban0 Des Sarloes
erldBt einen protsf an ben Yrdioen=
ten uno oas amerit. Yolt gegen bic
Nnnabme oes Sentmals Grieori9s b.
@r., oas morsen. in Waibington ent=
bdat miro. Die Dentidrift haratteri=
irt Erieori6 II. als einsn Seipoten,
beHen Statue feinsn yplaB auf einem
8Oben finoen iOlte, ben oas 8lut bon
Wdrtbprern Der Jreibeit sebeiIist."
u oroerung an Natios
mails EN-,
% n tDn, Is. Nopember.
Setretdr Sham forosrt Die N~ationa!=
ganten, Del&e &egierun9s=S spOiiten
befibsn, our Nblieferung bon Is Yro-
cent Der Sepofiten auf. 10 procent
inb ON ooer Dor Dem Is. Sanuar, Is
am ooer Dor benz Is. Mdrs sablbar.
Dem Staatsidnbe peroen bierourd
EXTRA s25, 600. 900 5usefibrt.
s 81 o B pebr.
st. pau! !, Minn., 18. Sob. @iner
Relouns aus 2acrOfe sufOlse itelts
fid g. Sudet bel Der polisei nit Der
Nnqabe. er babe einen 6remben ges
t6otet, inoem sr beHen Gopf 70 LANCE
unter Wafer bielt. big oas gnoe eins
trat. Die 2ei6e 1T eefunoen. Sudet
bebauptet, Der Wann babe i'm anee-
fallen uno er babe Jpn Johann aus
Notbwebr um9ebradt.
q ei ba Wdh9en bepor.
ttrt.
Wab n o n, Is. Sob. Iui
8runo oes 8eri9ts BON Snipeetor
Dunn bon ct. 2ouis berfiigte bas
6anoels.S epartement bic Deportation
DON IA @eiiba-W do9en uno 6 @bi=
neien. bic BEL elmer @onceifion auf Del
@usfelung bei@dftist parsn.
Sic Sa4e mar mebrere @ohen an=
bdn9ig uno Der 8ertreter Der Wdbder
tbat iein W6glidtss, nm bon Der 3e.
9ierun9 Nufentbalts= grlaubnib FL,
feline @lientsn au ertpirten. sic wer.
ben iofort oepprtirt.
n SPIEL WeIten.
Nem gOrt, Is. Sob. 6 2eut'
bes pbilao. Shoners 6. 8. Naptor
wuroen. ra9bem ie Is Stunoen LANG
in einem ofsnen Boote berbradt, burd
ben beute anselansten Sampfer Sra
naba gerettet. Ser S9oner NOR II
Der Ndte Der Bermuda Snieln aufge
seben wOrosn.
Se m q erun9s 81 6 o n 9 reB
81 a o, Ssr., Is. Sob. De-
rationale 8epdherungs.@pn9re nabn
beute ben 8eri9t Der @ommifion fit,
permanente Organization an. Sou
perneur paroue bon Californian, be,
neue prdfioent, belt cine Nnfprade.
Sin BsihluB bantt BEN prdfoente,
aooiepelt fur iein Sntersfe an Der Ye
mdherungsfrase uno bi0ist feline biss
be3iglide politit.
6 1aben bur9 2aben=
Siebinaen.
81 m BORT, 18. Sob. 0erluft
bon elmer balben Wiaion Dollars ourt
2aoenoiebftGble erlitten in ben lebtel
iehs Monaten 81 9epartements Sc
i6dfte bier, oeren gisentbdmer iebt eli
8inbniB eegen Die 0eriibune iol4e
Siebhdble abi4lOfen. Dies fteate III
bel elmer @eri6tsuerbanplune beraus
als cine Srau rpe9en eires iol9en Ser
gebens Is Sage Grsiheitsf erbisli
aus s q n 3 urhd d.
!, San rancisco, 18. Nop. 81
anita Mc@ee uno 8. 6. Wrigbt boz
rotben 2reua Die aus Sapan na9 e,
fOlgreider Sbdtigtsit unter ben be,
wunbeten Soloaten suriifssfebrt iint
ertldrsn, es fei ibnen tpdbreuo be
oortiaen @ufsntbaltes ieoes gntseeer
tommen ermieien tporben. Sr. M,
See bate cine abi9isos- Muoisn3 bsil
: Qaiier.
! @ eretteteS 9iffbrn1ig
Nem BORT, Is. Hop. 8 S9if
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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-01

a great effort to do good work and have
succeeded Good work has been done
in anticipating and in helping to re-
move difficulties of the coming day
which the children could not well sur
mount alone. They have demanded of
the pupils, work which was both neat
and accurate. They have had definite
purposes in each lesson and have maze
clear and definite assignments. The
kind consideration and cordiaIity eX-
tended to them by the presiding teach
ers in those schools make the students
feel that the work has been. not only of
untold value to them but very enjoyable
as we'll
On Friday afternoon Miss Bohrer gave
the students surprise. At p. m.
sharp a double horse team drove mp,
the literary society program was sus-
pended, and the students were invited
to take ride. In about five minutes
forty.seven had graciously responded
to the invitation and were ready to start.
They went out on the Rib Falls road
about three miles, stopping at Miss
VENDORS school on the way out to in
vite her to join the party. On the re-
turn the box slipped off of the hobs and
all but two were pitched into a soft
snow bank. just here there was
great surprise on Miss Bohrer and a
number of the students who went in
deepest would have been suffocated
had it not been for the lively work done
by Mr. Wells and the bows in picking
up those who were on top. What might
have been a tragedy resulted more hap
PLY on account of the presence of mind
of the students.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-01
OLD CITIZEN DEAD.

Another old and highly esteemed
citizen of Wausau passed away last
Tu esday night, February Odd, 1904,
after a prolonged illness-Mrs. Law
renee Donahue. This excellent lady.
in the early days of Wausau was, like
the balance of the pioneers, known to
everybody and was always counted up
on as one ready to lend a helping hand
in almost any emergency. In those
early days there were few women in
the pinery, but they were of the right
kind to work, give assistance to each
other and to help to lay the foundation
for city of the size and Importance OF
Wausau, and Mrs Donahue was not
the least of these She came here in
1856 with her husband, Adam Young;
they first took up their home at the
south end of Fourth street, near where
Joseph CANDLES residence now is
Soon after they went into the bakery
business, occupying the Ringle build.
ing, on the corner of Fourth and Jack
son streets. Later, Mr.. Young built the
large boarding house on Grand avenue,
opposite Columbia park, where he died
in 1871, and where Mrs. Young lived
until she was married to Lawrence
Donahue in 1881. To Mr.. and Mrs.
Young there were born thirteen chill
dren, six of whom are living, and all
were present at the funeral except the
two first named, viz. Chris Young, of
Burlington, Wash; Mrs. S. Baruch,
New York City; Mrs Eugene Tack,
Stevens Point; Frank Young and Mrs
f. b. Stoddard, of this city, and Chas
Young, of Granite Heights. The fun
eral ceremonies were held at. 9 O'Clock,
Friday morning, at St Mary's Catholic
church, the Rev. Father Casper ofliciat-
ing, and was also attended by the follow
ing grandchildren from out of the city
Mrs, +. j. Van Laanen, Fond du Lac;
Miss Ruby Tack, Stevens Point, and Miss
Tillie and Albert Young, of Granite
Heights.
Deceased was born in Tiefenbach,
Rhine Province, Germany, on the 9th
day of June, 1927, and would have been
II years Of age on her next birthday.
She was united in marriage to Adam
Young in 1916, and in 1851 she and her
husband came to America and settled
ia Pottsville, Pa. They remained there
for six years and came to Wausau in
1866. She was a devoted member of st.
Mary's Catholic church of this city and
was one of the very first to join that
society when it was organized in Wau-
sau.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-01

Janke e. Weisse yesterday shipped
handsome set of oak fixtures TO Merrill
for the buffet of VIM. Schmidt.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-01
LINCOLN SCHOOL.

There viii be no longer II beginner
class in music.
Hazel Goldsmith entered the Fourth
grade A, Monday morning.
The Sixth grade room A, is receiving
new weather maps from Milwaukee.
Mabel Castein entered the Sixth
grade, room b, last Tuesday morning.
The Seventh grade, room A. will
have a short program next Friday
afternoon. Annetty Justesen has
charge of the program.
Nellie Bruhm entered the Fifth grade,
Miss Wawrzyniak's room, last Tuesday
Miss Harger, a practice teacher of the
Training school, has charge of the
arithmetic class in room ID.
The Seventh grade A has finished the
Stories of the Middle Ages and is now
reading the Stories of Old France
The girls and boys did not play
basket ball last Thursday and Friday
or account of teachers meeting.
Miss Boyer, the practice teacher in
arithmetic of the Eighth grade b,
finished her work Monday morning.
The pupils of room A have finished
their picture frames and are now busily
engaged in drawing designs for book
covers.
G. w. Stops, principle of the high
school at Birnamwood, visited this
school last Friday with two of his
teachers.
Hattie Gritzmacber, pupil of the
Seventh grade A, is detained from
school on account of having diDhtheria
in their family
A debate was held Thursday after
noon in room on the question
Resolved that Washington did more for
his country than Lincoln The points
on each side were equal
The young mems class that works in
the carpenter shop and plays basket
ball Tuesday and Thursday evenings
played with the boys of the higher
grades last Tuesday night.
j. A. Rowley, the representative of
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Co in
this city, gave the three upper grades a
very interesting talk Wednesday after
noon on the subject of insurance.
Miss Bucklin, teacher of the Second
grade, visited her sister at Grand
Rapids few days last week While
she was absent Miss Heinrich of the
Training School had charge of her
grade.
Miss Gladys johnson gave a coasting
party for a few of her high school
friends last Saturday evening from five
to seven o'clock on the Lincoln school
hill After coasting, refreshments were
served in the office
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-01
WORKS WELL.

The Wausau Electric Co. is putting
into application the invention discov-
cred two years ago by teacher in the
state university of thawing out frozen
water pipes by electricity aud is meet
ing with success. superintendent NJ
Weeks has fixed up the necessary equip
ment on a sleigh, and enough insulated
wire is carried to make connections
Two transformers are placed on a
frame to which wires are connected
leading to the cOmpany's street wires.
Other wires are attached 10 the pipes
one to the frozen pipe, the other TO a
pipe in a neighboriug house. Ii is
necessary to attach them to two differ
ent pipes that a circuit may be formed
Other wires run INTO a tub of water to
regulate the ampeerage. This water is
brought to q boiliCg point by the
electric current and snow and salt are
required TO be thrown in at intervals to
offer resistance. A guage above shows
the ampeerage. which is never allowed
to run up over twenty or the pipes, if
they be lead, would melt. just enough
heat is put on to melt the ice in the
inner surface of the pipes. the heat ex-
tending from the house connections 10
the main in the street.
The first trial was made Friday on
frozen pipes Ia the house Of &. F. Stone
on Fifth street, connections being made
with the pipes in Mr.. Stones residence
and with those IN The G. F. Dunbar
house adjoining The service pipe at
the Stone residence is thought TO have
been frozen clear out TO the maiu, yet
after two hours work the water was
running as free Is as ever. Only enough
power was used as is required 10
effectively light 400 Is candle power
ineandescent lights. The method is a
slick one Il saves time, cost and the
digging up OF pipes. Since the first ex-
pertinent the company has been en-
gagged in this work each day, and prom
ise to keep it up as long as there are
frozen pipes.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-03-01
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

Miss Bertha Miller is very sick with
pneumonia.
Columbia bowling alleys will be open
day and evening. IT,
Confirmation suits, from the cheapest
to the best, at Seim Bros.
A girl baby was born to Mr.. aud Mrs
Chas. Weber on Friday evening last.
l.. f. Spencer, NJ. d., Office in the
Mckinley block, corner Third and
Mcclellan streets.
George Silverthorn who is ut the
Riverside hospital has not been as well
for the past few days.
Potatoes are very scarce article at
present and are selling at Sl.00 per
bushel In most parts of the state.
Gov. LaFollette has designated Fri
day, May 9th, as Arbor day, to be OBJ
served by the schools in planting trees
Dist. Atty. Fred Genrich, who is So
iourning for his health at Hot Springs,
Ark, is expected home next Saturday
or Sunday.
March came in like lamb, there not
being the least bit of breeze or indica-
tian that lion was stalking any where
within thousand miles.
Geo. Bullion has been appointed state
organizer for the United Order of For
esters instead of the Independent Or
der of Eoresters, as stated last week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Hudson entertained
the ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
society and their husbands on Wednes-
day evening. 1t was delightful gath
ering.
Miss DeEtte McEachron took part in
The Dress Rehearsal" an operetta,
which was given by the young lady
students of Downer College at Mil
waukee.
The condition of Mrs. VIM. K. Stew
art who has been very dangerously i'll
with pneumonia for the past two weeks,
since Saturday has been improving to
the delight of all.
Mrs. w. B. Schoheld entertained at
finch" on Thursday evening, in hon
or of her sister, Miss Manson, and her
visiting guests. Prizes were won by
Miss Townsend, and Miss Underwood
Mrs F. Werhahn has been brought
home from Chicago, where she under
went an operation in hospital some
weeks ago She is still confined TO her
bed and is very weak but it is thought
will fully recover.
Everybody is predicting flood this
spring in the Wisconsin river. There
may be, but one cannot be too certain
about the weather. If rain and warm
weather come together early and be
with us any length of time, then look
out.
The bread that mother used TO bake
was not one bit better than the bread
YOU can bake if you use Blue Ribbon
Flour. 1t makes light, white bread and
fluffy pies and cakes. All good grocery
stores sell it. Order q sack and give it
fair trial. Made by F. W. Kickbuch-
Il SON II.