Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-06-13
All Over the State.

The body of Ernest PatZke. who dis
appeared recently was found floating III
the river at Racine.
Rev. S. Il. Sweet, former pastor of the
Second Baptist church in Oshkosh, has
brought suit for alleged back salary.
Over 400 children from the Chicago
commons attended the annual picnic Of
The school held in Bonds woods at Ke-
nosha.
Gov. La Toilette has signed the Mil
waukee school board bill, providing for
board of twelve members to be elected
by popular vote.
Thomas GuanelIa of Balsam Lake was
attacked by an enraged bull and killed.
The horns crushed his chest and broke
his leg and arm.
II. Burns of Chicago, apparently a me-
chanic, died in the Grand Hotel, James
vile, of asphyxiation Burns evidently
turned on the gas.
Smoke escaping into top stories led to
the discovery of fire in the basement of
the capitol in Madison, where rubbish
had ignited. BY prompt work the flames
We're put out without much loss.
The Glen Haven bank of Grant county
his been chartered by the bank examiner
with $4,000 capital. The incorporators
are: Martin r. Seippel NARROW Kidd,
". Ii. jordan, Joseph S. Kidd and
John Lambin.
The First National Bank of Ladysmith
has been closed by the directors and
placed in charge of the national bank
examiner. 1t has deposits of $4,000
which, it is said, will be paid iii iull and
the bank reorGanized.
AS the result of an explosion IF chem
icals at the State normal school in Osh-
kosh, Forest ]. Sorenson will Lose one of
his eyes He was handling phosphorus
when it took fire and caused a jar of
potassium to explode.
Andrew 2. Anderson, well-known
Gecluse, was found dead in his room ia
Kenosha. When found he was fully
dressed and it is thought that in a Stupor
he fell across the bed and being unable
to raise himself, smothered.
Charles Zimmerman, who has been
Sothering the railroad and telegraph com
panies about La Crosse, has been caught
az Dubuque. and will be examined as TO
his sanity. Zimmerman was an inmate
of a poorhouse at Stephenson, Iowa, and
got away He has a mania for cutting
wires and telegraph poles.
John Thoroughbred, twice Mayor of
GAINESVILLE and prominent in Republican
circles dropped dead of apoplexy in his
factory office. He was born in England
and came to GAINESVILLE in 1865. He
leaves widow and two daughters. His
wealth is estimated at half a million
Death solved mystery in Kenosha
when it was discovered that Edward
Lund, who had died as the result of a
gun shot wound in Racine. was Edward
Lundquist. a kenosha boy who has been
missing for more than ten years. Lund
ouist is the son of Charles Lundqust
one of the best known residents Of Ke-
nosha. Ten years ago he left his home
and since that time no word has been
received from him. Five years ago
members of the family found that the
boy was working in Chicago. but when
he learned that his parents were aware
Of his whereabouts. he hurriedly left
Chicago, and had not been heard from
since.
The corner stone of st. Patrick's
church was laid in Elkhorn by Arch
bishop Messmer. \ large number Of
the clergy and laity from Milwaukee and
Green Bay was present.
William Cruver. the youngest son of
A. ]. Cruver of Waterloo. died of by
drophobia. Last October Cruyer was
bitten in the calf of the leg by a dog
belonging TO Samuel Hare of Heart
Prairie.
The Christian Endeavor Societies of
eight northern counties of " isconsin for
mally organized with the following Off
GERS: President, J. III. Harper. Superior:
secretary, Inez Snyder, Superior; treas
urer. w. E. Swain, Hayward.