Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-01-02

metal and rubber plates and porcelain
inlays. Office over the Continental
clothing store. nov21-tf
George, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Hans, living at 42S Cherry ST., died
Sunday after a four weeks illness.
The child was six months old. Funeral
was held this afternoon at two O'Clock,
the Rev. F. Werhahn officiating.
The county board will be in session
tomorrow afternoon at 200 o'clock.
AT this meeting several important
matters will be up for discussion. A
special committee will make report on
the matter of selecting a new site for
the poor house and the subject of
building dormitory for the county
school building will be debated. John
Bonnell, IN the interests of the school
made trip of invest igation to ST. Paul,
Mimi, and will probably submit a
report.
According to the reports on vital
statistics on file with the register of
deeds, there has been an encouraging
increase in population in the county
during the past year, beginning with
Jan. 1st and ending Dec. 31st. The
births numbered l ,145 or an increase of
17S over the year 1904 At the same
time there were 440 deaths, as against
46l for the previous year. The mar
riages only exceed those of last year by
., the total number being 4O2, while
only 80 accidents are reported.
The fifth annual convention of the
Association of Trustees and Superinten-
dents of County Asylums for the Insane
of Wisconsin Qong name, isn't it?) will
meet in this city tomorrow, Thursday
and Friday, with sessions in the circuit
court room of the court house. A very
interesting program has been prepared,
and among the numbers which should
be heard is paper on 1.-The Treatment
of the Insane in Past Centuries" by
Adolph FISHERMAN of Green Bay, presi-
dent of the state board of control.
About 100 visitors are expected and
| they will be entertained at a banquet
at the Marathon county asylum on
Thursday evening.
The Wisconsin Teachers association,
which was in session last week in
Milwaukee was very successful and
interesting meeting. Officers were
elected as follows
President-J. f, Sims, River Falls.
First vice-president-F E. Coverse,
Beloit
Second e-president-F M.
Wabash, Milwaukee.
Third vice-president-J T. Hooper,
| Ashland.
| Member of executive committee-F
S. Hyer, Stevens Point.
Treasurer-Julia Rockafellow, Wau-
kesha.
John Bergstrom, of Granite Heights
had hearing in municipal court Satur-
day on a charge of assault with intent
to do great bodily harm, and was bound
over for trial. Bergstrom was arrested
at the instance of Ole Tornquist, also OF
Heights, who alleges that Bergstrom
entered his room on the night of Dec
24th ard walking up to his bed assault
ed him with an AK. He exhibited bad
cut on the side of the head as evidence
of the assault and says that he saved
himself from further assault and pos
sible death by graphing with his assail
ant. BergStrom, who was required t.
file bonds of 81 900 as guarantee of hi.
appearance for trial, failed to do so ano
is in the county Jail.
Municipal court convened this after
noon and will be in session unit
several cases are disposed of The cas-,
of the state of Wisconsin VS.. Carolin,
Oils, charged with manslaughter il
connection with the death of Ida Gutz
meir, is scheduled for trial, but it i
quite likely that her attorney will NOV
. for a change of venue to some othe
county. 1t is quite likely that the sam
action will be taken regarding the cas-
against G. S. Cone, who is charged wit
l criminal offense. The latter case wa
: once set for trial III Waupaca county
: but Judge Webb refused to let it b
e tried in his circuit. 1t may go to Judg
: Goodlands circuit. John Bergstrum
d charged with assault with intent to d
y great bodily harm, viii be tried at thi
# session.
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