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

specialist and surgeon, viii be at the
Bells House, January 26lh
Jos. Dreida, who has been the lead
er of the Athens band for some time
past has moved to Wausau and is now
member of the Badger band and
orchestra.
About fifty members of the Epworth
League drove down to Schofield
Wednesday evening and were enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs Geo Maxson.
Progressive finch was played
Last Thursday forenoon Mrs. d j.
Murray accidentally backed into an
open trap door at Wegners store, fall
ing down the stairway to the basement.
She sustained fracture OF the right
arm just above the wrist.
Among the articles of incorporation
tiled with the secretary of state the past
week were those of ST. MichaePs Polish
Catholic congregation of this city; no
capital stock. The incorporators are
Bishop 5. g. Messmer, Very Rev JOS
eph 5. Fox. Rev Stanislaus Ebert, Jos
eph Basinski and Joseph Koppa.
DR.. A. w Trevitt spoke before the
Home and Educational department of
the Ladies' Literary club yesterday
afternoon. His theme was 1.-The Ne
gro, and everyone present was most
delightfully."- entertained Mrs. f. w.
kickbusch also assisted in the pleasure
of the afternoon by rendering vocal
solo.
Captain Fl j. Abraham, First Lieue.
Elmer j. Lucas aud Second Lieut.. Otto
Abraham, of Co. g, this city, attended
the officers meeting of the Wisconsin
National Guard, held last week in Mil
waukee. There was large attendance
and a number of papers were read by
officers of the regular army. The meet
ing is reported very profitable one.
Rudolph Ristau, of Marathon City,
against whom the charge of mahem
had been preferred by Aug. Sinderman,
of the same village, appeared before
Judge Miller Saturday for examination.
On account of the district attorney be-
ing called away on urgent business,
the case was postponed to Wednesday,
Jan. 20, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
The ladies of the Universalst church,
are preparing to give an Old Maids
convention the last of January. the
exact date will be announced later.
Part of the old market square barn
is being moved on sleighs to the Anthem
property corner of Fifth and jackson
street. At the corner of Fourth and
Forest streets an, electric arc light
was encountered and demolished
Further down the street numerous
wires were torn down and a telephone
pole with its load of wires broken off
Three pedestrians had narrow
escape from being struck by the falling
pole.
1.-The Isle of Spice" Messrs. F. c.
and B. G. Whitney's gorgeous pro-
duction which had a run of more than
$50 nights in Chicago, is the eighth
Chicago musical production to achieve
success. The others are; 1.-The Bur-
gohnaster," King Dodo,' Peggy
from Paris. Paris +" The Storks," 1.-The
Nizard of o." "The Tenderfoot,"
and Babes in Toyland." The Isle of
Spice" is said to be the best of them
all. 1t is worthy of note that each of the
above named pieces has achieved a
vogue of five months or morein Chicago.
THE Isle of Spice will be presented
here at the Grand opera house, Wednes,
day, Jan. Goth. Prices, parquet, 81 80;
dress circle, LOO; balcony, IS and so;
gallery, 25c. Seats on sale Tuesday at
8 o'clock
'He would terrorize the neighbors in
a most outrageous way, break the wide
worlds standing records ia athletics
every day; while in pugilistic circles he
will wipe men in the dust, ami show
master tricks at fencing laugh at every
cut and thrust. He slew tigers in the
jungle and scaIped redskins on the
plain; he chased lions DER the noun
tains and harpooned them on the main;
he could break bucking broncho, yes,
and rope Texas steer; sling bowie
knife or Ratchet, throw the boomerang
or spepr. In hairbreath fights he
gloried, did this worthy son of Mars;
could lick his weight in wildcats, kick
them higher than the stars. But his
shoes were in his pocket and his face
was ghostly white, he was silent as an
oyster when he climbed the stairs at
night