Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-11-07
Kenosha will soon have eurfew law.

coroner Of Rusk county in place of w.
i. O'Connor resigned
Peter Supple Of Elk Mound was in
stantly killed by d Northwestern train
near that place while walking on the
track. He was deaf
Frank w. Bartl. head Of the Bartl
Brewing Company, and president of the
La Crosse Common Council. died in La
Crosse, aged - years
Walter S. Larsan, county superintend-
ent of schools, has been injured by a
runaway in Manitowoc, his horse being
frightened by an automobile
Max Hooters barns at jefferson we're
struck by lightning and burned with
nearly all their contents. a moment af-
ter Hotter finished milking. There is
but little insurance
The Milwaukee postofice fight is to go
to the Presi lent Congressman Stafford
announcing that he would not support
Otjen's candidate, Wade H. Richard
son, but would present 4 name for the
place himself
At a depth of forty-nine feet Cooner
Brothers, while boring a well for Theo.
Van den Rloomen, near Kaukauna,
struck flow of water in the solil rock
and in pumping out the hole brought up
live fish 81 inches in length.
Tradition that mothers lap is a safe
place was shattered in Sheboygan when
Gladys Andrews, aged 4 years, who was
being rocked fell from the lap Of her
mother, Mrs. William Andrews, and
broke her arm and dislocated her wrist.
In a stiletto fight in the Italian dis
trict in the Third Ward of Milwaukee,
one was fatally stabbed and four seri-
ously injured. Among the wounded was
Patrolman Michael Heck, who is at the
| emergency hospital with the others in
jured.
The 3-year-old son Of julius Kieck
| haefer of Oshkosh was drowned in a
barrel of garbage. He wandered into
the rear yard to pig sty and climbed
upon barrel partially filed with refuse.
The mother found him in the barrel
dead.
G. A. Budlong, the new clerk of Cir
cult Court in Marnette, says that the
investigation into the records of Arthur
\. Cole the alleged absc0nding clerk of
! court, has been completed. In round
be about $2.4OO.
The electricians and linemen of the
four telephone companies centering in La
Crosse struck for recognition of the
union. The question of the open or closed
shop is the point in controversy, as the
companies are paying the union scale
and working union hours.
Thomas McMahOn, student of the
Hudson High School who was injured
in football game at River Falls, may
be crippled for life. His leg was broken
between the ankle and knee and the bone
badly fractured. Physicians fear he will
never be able to use the limb again.
Leonard Eastman and Wallace Cook,
well known in Marinette and fraternity
men of the University of Wisconsin, are
at present at Naples before concluding
a tour Of the continent The boys start
ed out several weeks ago with only a
small amount of money to do the large
European cities.
\ reward has been offered by the
Manitowoc Picking Company for the
arrest and conviction of persons respon-
sibe for thefts of cabbage from the
company's farm west of the city. More
than a ton has been carried away. The
thieves operate in boats. Cabbage IS
valuable this year. the corp being ex-
tremely short.
A boy had narrow escape from cleo
trocution at a mailbox in Marinette. He
touched the lever which swings the open
er and received shock which threw him
some distance. Later Mail Carrier Irwin
Grandall received a shock from the same
box The telephone wires had become
grounded against the mailbox in some
manner, making it dangerous for all who
used 1t.
A desperate class rush took place at
Lawrence university in Appleton. The
freshmen held their first meeting of the
year, after fighting for an hour with
the sophomores for the privilege. The
sophomores were outnumbered 4 to /,
but threw several freshmen into the river
before the lower classmen won the day.
A number of football players in uniforms
aided the upper class men.
A letter has been received from Grover
Horn, a former GAINESVILLE boy, who is
now a sailor on the Atlantic, telling of
a terrible experience with several ship
mates in an open boat for twenty days,
ten degrees south of the equator. The
first mate and two sailors were nearly
dead when picked up by a tramp steamer
and she rest of the party were confined
to the hospital for three weeks after.
The Washington house in West Bend
was for the fourth time entered by burg
lars during the absence Of its owner
Valuable jewelry, including tokens of the
owners dead wife, we're carried away.
A story bordering on dime novel eX-
element accompanies the report of the
burglary. 1t is said that some villain
Gus character has Il notion that Math
Clames, the owner. who is a wealthy
retired farmer, has treasures hidden in
the old hotel and this man is trying to
get at them There is quite commo-
ton over the affair.
The other day John Johnson Of the
town of Maple was brought to Superior,
charged with killing another citizen of
Maple, Alex Mackolla. The row, which
ended in a tragedy, resulted from n dis
pute over a partner at dance which
was held at Maple. Both men claimed
that they had the promise of the pretti-
est girl in the hall and instead of leaving
the matter to her for amicable settle
ment. began to fight with knives john
son proved the better fighter, inficting
wounds on his opponent which caused
Mackolla's death. The girl danced with
Johnson after the fight
Officers investigated the death of Mrs.
Nettie Crowders, colOred. of Racine.
The investigation revealed that two col
ored men engaged in a fight at her
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excited, fell over on the floor and was
dead in less than two minutes.
A jury in Justice Fred Heinemann's
court in Appleton has decided that
watered milk is adulterated and Fred
Wunrow and John Schroeder of Free
dom were each fined 500 for disposing
of adulterated milk to cheese factories.
The case was bitterly fought, Wunrow
denying that the milk was adulterated.
On complaint of y. ". Mcleod, who