Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-02-07
AlIOyer the State.

Mrs. +. Manthey. wife of farmer in
the town of Pacific, was found dead.
Foul play is suspected.
The Dousman mill has shut down for
a few weeks. during which time new
boiling system will be installed
Aid Becker of Milwaukee, who has a
mania for attending fires, responded to
one the other day, when horse kicked
his coachman to death.
Judge Belden filed an opinion in the
disbarment proceedings against Attorney
j. j. Cunningham of GAINESVILLE. exon
Grating him from the charges made.
Mrs. Cora Gill of New Orleans was
painfully burned about the arms and
hands by fire in Waukesha. An over
turned alcohol lamp set fire to bedclothes.
Postmasters appointed: Knowles, Otto
Ruedebusch, vice Frederick W. Paper
in, resigned; Troy Center, James b.
Wales, vice Jacob X. Douglas, resigned.
Miss Utica Mccain of Oconomowoc is
taking an open air treatment for typhoid
fever. Wrapped in heavy blankets she
stays on the porch the greater part of
each day and is gradually improving
Mrs. Sarah White Rowe, mother of
Alderman William Rowe and widow of
Daniel Rowe, a pioneer of Kenosha, was
found dead in her bedroom. Death had
resulted from natural causes. Mrs. Rowe
was 81 years of age and had lived in
Kenosha thity-fve years.
On orders from State Veterinarian
Roberts of GAINESVILLE, an investigation
is being made at the farm of John Johns
rud, north of the city. it being reported
that almost an entire herd of seventeen
cattle is afflicted with tuberculosis.
Johnsrud recently lost by fire his barn
and entire seasons crops.
While driving from Madison to Wan
nakee during the fierce snowstorm. Mr..
and Mrs Edward Wheeler lost their way
and became stuck in a snow bank One
horse was frozen to death. while Mr.
and Mrs. Wheeler We're nearly exhaust
ed when rescued Mr.. Wheeler is a
brother of Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
s. ID. Tallman. who owns large apple
orchards near GAINESVILLE. received let
ter from Augusta Wieneke. 1905 Park
avenue, Chicago asking forgiveness for
having stolen a few apples from his
y
his absolutiOn.
Mrs Mary Muller. aged 101 years.
died at her home near Franksville. She
was the oldest resident of Racine county
was born in Scotland in 1893. and immi-
grated to America in 1910. She is sur
vived by seven children. thirty-four
grandchildren and twenty-three great
grandchildren.
Frank Livingston. who has been en-
ployed as day clerk and bartender of the
Murer Hotel in Neenah has disappeared.
A warrant has been issued for his arrest,
charging him with taking 500.
Walter T. Grundy of Oshkosh has been
appointed cadet at West Point Military
Academy by Congressman James II. Da-
wilson. He is Is years old. and viii be
graduated by the Oshkosh high school
next June.
Reports from the north say that in
the big numbering district along the
Northwestern road, between Escanaba
and Negaunee. the winters output Of
logs will be greatly curtailed on account
of the heavy snow.
f. p. Young. principal Of the Durkee
school in Kenosha. has resigned and viii
accept a position in Appleton. Peter
Peterson of Milwaukee has been selected
10 fiji the vacancy.
The printing plant Of Joseph Maurer
in Marinette was broken into and ma
liciouS mischief done. Desks and draw
ers were emptied, papers were scattered
over the floor and the walls were marked
with cabsliStic characters.
The jury in the case against George
Tncheck. charged with killing mystic
rious stranger in La Crosse several weeks
age by holding his head under water.
brought in verdict Tinding him guilty
! Of manslaughter in The fourth degree.