Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-11-21
All Over the State,

John Sumption of Vandalia, ILL.,. was
sentenced in GAINESVILLE to one year at
Waupun for stealing $3.50 hat.
The big soda mill of the Latin &
Rand Powder plant at Pleasant Prairie
was destroyed by fire. 4 Russian work
man was injured.
A telegram states that Gale Nicholson,
a travelling salesman living at Janesville
barely escaped cremation in hotel fire
at Portland, Ore, and lost all his val
uables.
Five years Imprisonment Mt Waupun
was the punishment melted out to Mrs
Nina Kanervisto by Judge Smith of SUI
periOr She was convicted of being a
procuress.
S. n. Dickinson, one of the best known
lawyers of Wisconsin and one of the
most promineRt residents of Superior
accidentally shot and killed himself while
cleaning a rifle.
Francis Bourgeoise of Sturgeon Bay,
aged IL, was instantly killed while duck
hunting. He attempted to place his
gun in the boat and the hammer struck
the seat, exploding the she'll. The charge
entered his eft side, causing instant
death.
Stanie Swatloski. aged -, has been
arrested near Knowlton on the charge of
killing his father. 1t is charged that
the young mans father threatened his
life with a large knife and in self-de-
Tense the boy shot him with rifle, kill
ing him instantly.
While his tool houses and business
offices were burning in the rear of the
new Menasha hotel, Mr.. Andrews dash
ed into the flames and succeeded in Sc
curing his plans and books. His cloth
ing was atire when he emerged but he
escaped without serious burns.
Lemuel Baughman was shot and in
stantly killed in the forest near Pen
nington by a companion, Il. l.. Robin
son. Both men reside at North JudSon.
Ind. Separating in the forenoon. each
going his way on wolf hunt the men
heard nothing of each other until Robin
son sl4ot at a partridge. the report be-
ing followed by a shrek from Baugh-
man, who died soon after the ball hit
him.
Two men named Alexander Moore and
Edward Cross, from Chicago. who came
to kenosha to work on the new branch
of the Northwestern railroad. attempted
to hold up the Burke roadhOuse Burke
tackled the two men. who fed He
then notified the sheriff, who started in
pursuit with two deputies. The two
men. who We're planning revenge on
Burke, started through a cornfeld. firing
as they ran at the posse. Deputy Bar
Der returned the fire and succeeded in
getting his man. Cross was found to
be badly injured by the beating received
from Burke
Otto Genther. Waterman at the Al
louez ore docks. was found dead in an
ore pocket. Cuts and bruises indicated
that he must have fallen into the pocket
from the dock. distance of thirty feet
Arising from the family table, where
he had been joking and making merry.
Peter Williams. farmer living near
Sparta. went to his barn and hanged
himself No cause is known for the
deed.
District Attorney Robert Verne Baker
has nailed down the lid on Kenosha.
Without a word of warning he closed up
every dive and resort in the city and
brought women habitucs of the places
into court and fined them.
John AIcClelltnd was badly injured in
a runaway accident In Beloit. being
thrown from his buggy and striking the
pavement head foremost. AIcClelland
is 30 years old.
Frank NJ. Corbett, Sheboygan cheese
manufacturer. failed because he put
$3.50 check in an old coat and forgot it.
After he was declared bankrupt mis- wife
found the bills which would have been
enough to have saved him.
Reuben Peterson. captain of the Nee
nah high school football team, was so
badly tramDied upon in a scrimmage in
the game with the Waupaca team that
he vii, not be able 20 play again. His
chest and abdomen wa injured