Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1904-10-11
All Over the State.

Architect III. y. Foeller has completed
plans for a $4,000 Catholic church at
Fancher.
Guy A. Young has been appointed
postmaster at Eagle Point, vice Grant
A. Young, resigned.
The congregation of St Francis at
Holland has decided to erect new pa
rochial school building to cost $4,000
John Marsicek, ex-chief of police Of
Kewaunee. is dead. He had been a suf-
ferer with consumption for several
months.
NJ. I. Covey died in Elkhorn of lock-
jaw caused by stepping on a nail. He
was Al years old and leaves wife and
six children.
H. A Hubbard died at his Nome in
Elkhorn, at the age of - years. He
came from Livingston county, y. Y, to
Spring Prairie in 1854.
While hunting, Robert Grabow, an EN-
ploye of the Burlington Electric Light
and Power Company. accidentally shot
himself, causing instant death.
Rev. Frank Peters of st. Francis
Seminary, Asl2eaton. has been appointed
pastor of ST. Johns church at Morrison,
in place of Rev. Hunck, resigned.
While the parents and neighbors were
threshing grain. the 3-year-old daughter
of Peter ChristianSon, near Rib Lake,
was suffocated in the straw stack.
Frank Herbek, aged 70, an old soldier
and early settler in Kewaunee county
was killed by falling from wagon in
Kewaunee. His neck was broken.
Lightning destroyed the residence of
James Mcdonald in Madison, and also
burned a large barn on the farm of T.
C. Hammersley. three miles west of the
city.
Oscar Rasmussen of Appleton was en-
gagged in pulling stumps when his leg got
caught and was fractured in three
places His foot will have to be ampu-
tated.
OF the three men who were charged
with the murder of Endrius Hersberger
at NIellen last April, all are now at lib
erty. Hershberger was stabbed in
scufile which had originated in a saloon
Frank Tesone. Tony Calone and Michael
French were the men first arrested.
French was discharged ut the preimi-
nary hearing. Tesone was acquitted by
a Jury. and because there was no posi-
tive evidence as TO which of the three
struck the fatal blow. the case against
Calone was dismissed.
While working at the top of tele-
graph pole. John Steele an electrician in
the employ of the La Crosse Electric
Company, lost his balance and fell upon
a live wire and was electrocuted.
Eighteen young men. including the
Sturgeon Bay football team, returning
from Menominee. had a narrow escape
from going down in Green bay They
were in the little launch Mabel r. when
her engines broke down There was
biz sea ou and the boat was At the mercy
of the waves until a sail was rugged.
She finally reached Egg Harbor after
being buffeted about for fourteen hours.
ON the plea that she wished to visit
friends in GAINESVILLE Miss Rose Therein
of la Crosse. who was moving with her
parents to Chicago. stopped off betwesu
trains in GAINESVILLE and was married to
Fred w. Sseem Of Chicago. She then
went on TO Chicago. and joined her par
entS.
Much alarm was caused M the ..acine
College grammar school because of the
sudden Illness OF 40 students and ten
teachers. 1t appears that at the evening
meal chicken was served and il is beEev
Ell the dish contained poison as haii
an hour after the meal ana while the
students were in class room nearly all
OF them were taken ILL.,
4 buil belonging To a FARMER near
Dauby attempted e. buck a freight train
OF the track and nearly succeeded. The
animal charged the engine. but mas
tossed in the air At thC place of col
nsion the Rad runs through cut and
the bull. striking tAiS. relied down on 70
the track. derailing six ears. The wreck
aga delayed traffic SIX hoars. The loss.
including che damage done 10 the rail-
roads rolling stock AMI the knocking out
of schedules. aggregates Slo.talo.
Albert Hoiznagel died at his home
near Reeseville from Injuries resolved by
falling On a pitchfork The tines entered
the abdomen and protrudesi at the waist
Line on the back