Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1905-10-10
All Over the State,

Burt Nelson was badly injured ut Mon
dovi by thrashing machine separator
which he was helping to cable down a
hill.
Fire destroyed the cheese box factory
of the Dundas WOodenware Company
at Dundas. The loss is partly covered
by insurance.
Tombstones ut the Pound cemetery
were broken to bits the other night The
damage amounts to $4,000 There is no
ciew to the perpetrators.
Thomas Carr. aged ~ years. a we'll
known farmer in the town of Eden was
struck by Northwestern passenger
train and instantly killed.
Peter Dickes has been sentenced to
three years in State prison by Judge
Vinje for assaulting Ole Olson a year
ago. The two were neighbors at Rusk.
James Martin, aged 80 years. for
twenty years a timer in the hardware
store of F. NJ. Finch in Whitewater.
dropped dead in the store of heart dis
ease.
Viola Rochester Of Superior was ia
tally burned while trying to do a trick
with bunch of matches A spark ig-
Lifted her clothing She died within a
few hours.
The big steam shovels which are grad
ing on the new railru ii have unearthed
several big chunks of rich ore in the
vicinity of Ladysllith and there is talk
Of organizing Il company to prospect for
copper.
John Miller and Frank Miller have
been found guilty of burglary. They
and Frank Stewart were accused of
breaking into a freight car mt New
Richmond two months ago and stealing
a box of druggist sundres.
The American Tobacco Company has
flooded GAINESVILLE with cigarette papers
by mail. Prominent anti-cigarette men
are indignant ut receiving the packages,
and threaten to take steps to stop the
violation Of the State law.
Chauncey Cronk. the 14-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesner Cronk of North
Hudson, is suffering from lockjaw and
may die. \ week ago he was driving
cows, when one of them stepped on his
foot. Blood poisoning set in.
Frank S. KOmp, formerly president of
the KenOsha State Bank. was convicted
on a charge of perjury by jury in the
Circuit Court Attorneys for Komp
moved an arrest of Judgment on grounds
that the evidence was insufficient
Brakeman Kelley of the Pioneer Linn
tied ON the Milwaukee road was thrown
off the train by tramps near Kilbourn.
and when found was unconscious. He
attempted to put the tramps off the
train. which was in motion, and they
threw him off,
Wisconsin crop conditions are thus re-
viewed in the governments weekly re-
port: Corn crop matured. and consid-
cradle cutting and husking done. crop
very good; thraShing about done. yield
satisfactory: potatoes and apples very
poor: tobacco under cover excellent
crop: cranberrieS much below normal.
Miss Terra Dinsdale of Appleton. Il
graduate from Lawrence university in
the class of 'O3, has been appointed State
secretary of the Young Women's Chris
tian Association.
The remains of an unknown man.
seemingly about ~ years of age and
well dressed, were picked up along the
tracks of the Chicago and Northwestern
station two miles south of Kenosha.
The First National Bank of Apple
ton has fled a claim for $4,000 against
the estate of Frank G. Bigelow, the de
faulting banker The loans were made
to Bigelow ON notes of the National
Electric Company, issued in January
Eah-uarv and March
After diving headfrst into the cold
waters of Lake Michigan. with the avow-
ed purpose, it is said, of committing sur
eide. Charles Berger. a Sheboygan paint
er. about 23 years of age. changed his
mind and waded ashore Previous TO
this Berger had gone 10 the home of his
mother and smashed several windows
He was arrested and taken to the police
station.
Frank r. Baldwin. harness maker.
was arrested in Chicago in company
with q woman named Sadie Martin Of
GAINESVILLE on complaint of the girls
mother. Sadie Martin was released from
the Milwaukee Industrial school on Aug
IL.