Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-26

Mrs Maurice McKenna entertained
at O'Clock tea Saturday in honor of
Mrs. DIR. Conlin, of Wausau. -Fend du-
Lac Reporter
Mrs. Jane Hopkins school salts for
children are made TO wear and to resist
wear. That's the reason why they're
so popular Sold only By Seim Bros.
Ed. Mccormick, a resident of the
north section of town, was yesterday
morning sentenced to serve ninety days
in the county Jail, Mccormick it is said,
had been frequenting jag 6ispensaries
Sunday until he got ''pipeCb and was
making considerable noise in the vicini-
ty of the -four corners on North Sixth
street. Policeman Victor GertSchen at
tempted to quiet him. He struck Cert
schen in the eyes, diseoloring the same,
and then ran away, but later was ar
rested.
| A section of the John Manser mill
dam at Kelly, together with one pier,
was carried away yesterday morning.
At an early hour it was discovered that
the water had found an opening through
the dam and the mill crew attempted
| to close the opening but We're not sue
cessful A large stock of logs was in
, the pond at the time but none of them
were carried away. Mr.. Manser's in
tention was to put on night crew in
his mill that evening but now the mill
viii be closed until Golfer dam can
be built, which viii be ten days or
more.
The public of Wausau will have an
| opportunity after tomorrow of getting
anything in the iewelry line at prices
less than cost f. V. Speer has decided
to close out business and move to some
other city and has engaged p. +. Pope,
an auctioneer of Chicago, to conduct
auction sales at his store every after
noon and evening, Sales will begin
at o'clock Thursday afternoon and
will be held every afternoon and even
ing until the stock is disposedof Here
is a chance to get some rare bargains
in jcwelry and fancy goods. During
the morning hours the public will be
given the opportunity of inspecting
goods Mr. Speer will offer his resi-
dence property for sale. later
Personally. | favor the nomination
of George w Peck. for governor on the
democratic ticket" declared Louis A
Lang, the well known Fond du Lac dem
. ocrat at the Plankinton '1t seems tina
Gov. Peck is the particular democfa
/, that all democrats could unite upon anC
with his record as an incentive, we coulC
90 before the people of Wisconsin AM
make the best possible showing.
hear him discussed more than any mar
who is looked upon as possibility a
this time The people of Wisconsin
have knowledge of the sort of an admin
iStration Peck will give them, and fee
confident that it will be one to satisf,
the taxpayers in every particular
There is considerable talk about Peck
, candidacy up our way" milwaukee
Sentinel.
Mr.. David Higgins and Miss Grac
, Atwell will be at the grand opera nous
on Tuesday, May 3, in their new dram
entitled His Last Dollar" The pla
is an American character comedy
written by Mr. Higgins and Dir. BALD
win q. Cooke, and tells the experienc
5 of a rich Californian, who has com
$ East to try his hand at the New Yor
q stock exchange. The story is told j
I five acts, and the play will be presente
0 by large and efficient cast, headed b
|
Higgins will appear as Joe Braxton, tn
Westerner, and Miss Atwell as EleanC
Downs. Young Kentucky girl, VIII
! has brought her horse East to race in th
great futurity. The incident of th
: horse race is dsed as an element
! develop the story, and the romant
: interest involved is said to be of sui
: cient originality and strength to seiv
: as the groundwork of a strong an
! virile play Prices 81 LOO, %, 80 and 20
1t is said that the St Paul railway PEI
: pie have of late been negotiating wit
: a number of people owning land in u
:. vicinity of its coal sheds, with a view
= buying several acres From this it
I ur missed that the company at son
sarly date intends erecting repair shol
in this city. A further fact thu
strengthens this theory is that whe
making changes last year, the compar
placed its coal sheds and water tanl
. at the foot of jackson street, instead
: putting them further south, where
= had plenty of land for their locatio
4 As the water tank IL now situated it
= impossible for a locomotive TO tai
u water without blocking the passage
jackson street, and the company is Ii
BILE to have trounle in the courts
r most any time over this fact. 1t loo
] as if the water tank and coal she,
" were only temporary affairs, TO
e. moved later when other improvement
are made, and it does not look reaso
able that the officers of the road won
i'd have them placed permanently whe
10 they would cause annoyance TO the pu
lie, which might result in litigation