Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-10-03

A 2-year-old daughter of Charles
Adolphsen at Corliss drowned in els
tern
The annual meeting of the South Wis
consin Teachers Association will be held
N Waukesha Nov. 3 and f.
State Commissioner of Banking VI. c.
Bergh has issued a charter to the Cit-
.ens' State Bank of Wonewoc.
The first survey for the proposed Val
ey railway running between Menasha
and Green Bay has been completed
The printers of Marinette and Menomi-
nee by an almost unanimous vote decided
not to strike for an eight-hour day
John Howe. the yellow fever patient
in Marinette, has recovered and is now
able to be around He was not seriously
I'll.
Theodore Haversetzcr of West Bend.
while feeding a threshing machine fell
in the feeder, taking off his right lee
above the knee.
Peter Mutzki, an inmate Of the RAJ
cine asylum for the insane, who escaped
recently, was located at SomerS after
wandering four days, almost dead from
exposure.
The body of Carl Bieberitz of Algoma.
who committed suicide three weeks ago.
fioated 100 miles down the lake and drift
ed ashore a short distance from Sheboy-
gan. The mans son lives in that city.
Former Mayor Frank B. Hoskins died
suddenly i'll Fond du Lac. He was pres
ident Of the Eastern Wisconsin Railway
and was one of the most prominent
knights of Pythias in the United States
Twelve persons were injured. some Sc
riously, when Il trolley car dashed down
q hill in ShebOygan ard colided with Il
locomotive. Fred Fladler of Lake For
est, ILL.,, was cut about the head and
bruised.
Mrs. William c. Krebs, in a fit of
jealous rage, shot and probably fatally
wounded Miss Clara Peterson, owner of
n restaurant, in her kitchen in Stevens
Point. Mrs. Krebs suspicious are said
to have been unfounded
DR.. Anna Regina was arraigned in the
Circuit Court in KenOsha on charges of
committing Il criminal operation and for
conSpiring to have witness leave the
State She pleaded guilty to both charges.
and was fined 5000 and costs of the ac-
ton.
In morning talk before students at
the Oshkosh normal school, President r.
II. Halsey spoke of the necessity of
athletics for the successful teacher. He
recommended football to the men and
hockey to the young ladies. hockey
club is now being organized.
The other night Il mysterious stranger
applied for lodging at the home of James
CheSbro ten miles south of Hudson. He
retired apparently well, but was found
dead in bed the next morning. Nobody
knows who he was and whence he came
While standing at the bar in a Neenah
saloon Anton Kutcke suddenly became
temporarily insane. He was pointing
revolver at his head when Dan Robin
son interfered and fierce struggle en-
sued. participated in by quartette of
bystanderS. In the melee. Robinson was
hurt. Kutcke was finally diSarmed and
placed in Jail.
A burglar with acrobatic ability broke
into the furniture store of the Soper
company and the jewelry store of A. ].
O'Briem III Oshkosh and got away with
nine cheap watches. In his fight he
was fired upon by a police officer He
dfed the safe in the furniture store, bur
failed to get anything of value
The Manitowoc City Council by vote
of to has refused to order rallies con
Quoted by saloons of the city to ne stop
ped 1t was declared by some members
of the Council that if an attempt was
made to stop the poultry rallies, the
church fair wheel of fortune Slot ma
chimes and all other gambling would be
stopped
\ Jack-theIIusger. the mysterious in
dividual in a cravenette coat who has
been terrorizing women at night ON the
east side of Fan Claire, was caught by
two prominent residents. who heard a
girl scream and rushed to the rescue. The
hugger was severely pummeled and land
ed in Jail He turned out to be a de-
mented young man of respectable connec-
tiOnS.
The contract for building the Carnegie
library at Lawrence university goes to
the Northern CONSTRUCTION Company of
Milwaukee. While remodellng the IL
brary. Prof c. w Brinkley found an
Egyptian carving. 1t is not known how
old the piece is or where ii came from.