Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-04-19
All Over the State.

Charles Kienow of Burnett township
died suddenly. He was between 90 and
go years old.
During a quarrel in Mellen, Adens
Hershberger was stabbed by three Ital-
ians. His condition is critical.
Fire at Lake Mills destroyed the liv-
cry stable of Thomas Bras. The horses
and vehicles were saved
Black leg has broken out in Black
Greek township, and hundreds of farm
ers fear they will lose their cattle.
John Springer, Il nephew of r. Hoop
er of milford. shot himself An UNI
successful love affair is supposed TO have
been the cause.
An attempt was made the other night
to dynamite the North Freedom bank,
but the burglars were driven off by the
night Waterman, who fred several shots.
The body of George Botham was found
in Upham's lumber yard in Marshield.
He had been missing for a couple of
months. Death seems to have resulted
from freezing.
Fire destroyed the so-called W. ID.
Curtis factory building on East Main
street. Madison 1t was occupied by an
automobile depot, conducted by l.. w.
Schoelkopf Loss $1,000, partially in
sured.
Over 100000 feet of pulpwood is
banked on the Red river in the Stock
bridge Indian reservation. and has been
seized by government officials. who de-
clare the Indians had not the right to
cut it.
The State Engineers Society adopted
resolutions demanding that if any good
roads appropriation is made il should be
divided for expenditure among the
States. each to have its own bureau. OPP
position to the red tape of a national
bureau was declared
AS a result OF the brides mother be-
ing stricken with smallpox during the
wedding festivities thirty families who
witnessed the marriage Of Andrew Bsx
ter and Miss Gusta KrauSe in Newton
are Quarantined in their homes and an
epidemic is feared.
An examination for the selection of a
cadet sor the Annapolis Naval Academy
was held i'm BaraboO, in which Werner
Raetzman of Reedsburg. Daniel Murphy
of Baraboo, Arthur II. Noyes of Bara-
boo. Hubert f. Veeder Of Mansion and
Edward F. Lowry of Lancaster Compel
ed
Mice have done much damage 10 young
apple trees throughout Outagamie Coun-
~. The trees have been girdled close
10 the ground. the bark having been
eaten as far up as the mice could reach.
The few farmers who kept the snow
stamped close to the trees, however. suf-
fered no damage,
NoaS Berry. member Of the Way
Down East troupe. created a disturb
ance gu the stage during the action of
the play at Kaukauna by assaulting
Stage Manager Hilgenherg. Berry left
for Appleton on an early train Sheriff
Conlin pursued and found him in a hotel
In the police court Berry pleaded guilty
and was heavily fined.
+. q. Mundt pleaded guilty in Madi-
SON 10 a charge of opening a letter be-
longing to another person. and was tined
$IO0. The alleged offense WAS com
mitted az Ia CrnSse, where he went 10
look for lady friend, and asked for
letters for her at TIE postofice in the
hope Of finding her address He got one
and opened il. hence his arrest
Eight Milwaukee boys. ranging fnpm
Ia To 10 years Of agc supposed to be
part az gang who threw stones al pas
senger trains. and did other damage TO
Milwaukee rad property, were arrested
and lodged in jail in Racine Six OF
them were ered 50 and costs or ten days
in ian. and vent 10 prison