Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-05-16
All Over the state.

MIS-. w dIIeE L eluDeI, VINE VI IL pIOiul-
nent Johnstown resident hanged herself
while temporarily insane.
Hans Peterson was killed under a
Wisconsin Central passenger train at Alb
sotsford, while getting off in the yards.
A large and fully appointed theater
will be erected in La Crosse, according to
plans proposed by local and foreign CAPT
talists.
There has been $500 given to Law
renee university library. Mrs. George
Swift gave $1,000 and George Davis of
Neehah added $500 more.
Joha H. Walechia of ClintonIjlle' and
Allen Hubbard of Milwaukee hdge been
chosen chairman and business manager
respectively of the Badger board.
kilograms announce the death of
Frederick W. Lyman, one of the best
known pioneer business men of Kenosha,
at his winter home at Georgiana, Fla.
J. NJ. Hubert, an old resident of
Delt0n, took a heavy dose of tincture of
iodine in place of his usual medicine,
by mistake. Fatal consequences were
averted.
After Northwestern university had de-
feated the st. Johns Military Academy
baseball team of Delaheld, a free-for-all
fight took place on Main street. No ar
rests have been made.
The Wisconsin Trust Company was
appointed trustee at a meeting Of the
creditors of Frank G.. Bigelow at Mil
waukee Bigelow's debts were reported
to amount to S3,500.000, of which ST.
$40, 1873 is due the First National Bank.
Mrs. Lille Walls was almost instant
ly killed by a Wisconsin Central train al
Loyal, on a sidetrack at the rear of the
station. She was bewildered by the back
ing of freight cars and crushed. The
coroner's jury censured the company for
carelessness.
The Rev. G. W. Martin, pastor of the
Baptist church in Barron, who left un-
der charges some time ago, was expelled
by the board on his admissions of charges
made by Cora Studebaker, the church
janitor. DR.. Mortons wife followed him
to Chicago, where they are now.
= W. 3. Genge's -four mill at Lone Rock
was wrecked by the explosion Of the boil
er and a large piece of steel struck bag
of grain which Harry LOOMS was car
rying. saving him from probable death.
Another piece struck within few inches
of Mr. Gene. Inc loss was $500.
Herman Petersen. a 17-year-old Ke-
nosha boy. took small quantity of chic
reform. The prompt arrival of physi-
clans saved the life of the boy. 1t is
claimed that he had been out of work for
two weeks and was respondent.
Dentist Forbes Of Horizon met with a
peculiar accident to his left eye recently
In extracting tooth it broke and
piece struck DR.. Forbes eye 1t grad
ually became infiamed and he was com
PEELED to 90 to Trinity hospital in Mil
waukee TO have it treated. The eye be
came infected from germs on the tooth.
which are Of the most poisonous kind
Richard B. Bates Of Milwaukee. spe-
cial master in ehaneery Of the federal
court for the eastern district Of Wiscon-
sin, sold al public sale the property Of
the Western Consolidated Granite Com
pany in the counties Of Green Lake.
Sank and Waupaca. John b. Sears Of
Chicago was the buyer al sri, 1S4
A little son Of c. f. Muteh. with q
pail Of kerosene, set FIRE to his Fathers
large barn. about four miles from Elroy.
and the structure was consumed with It's
contents Of live stock and machinery.
heavy wind prevailed making il impossi-
bic to effectively fight the flames. Mr..
Mulch was badly burned about the face
and hands, narrowly escaping death.
Regarding the question as to how flags
should be displayed on Memorial day.
Adjt. Gen. c. Il. Boardman has issued
an order, saying all National Guard
companies VIII follow the army regula-
tions. and from sunrise until noon the
flags viii float at half staff over ali ar
uories Memorial days and at noon they
viii be raised 10 fun staf and remain
there until sundown.
Herman J Strauss, a politician and
one-tine deputy revenue collector, shot
and killed himself in the WATERFOWL
cemetery near the graves Of his child.
father and mother He left a letter for
his wife. saying life was too hard for
him to endure.