Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1906-12-18
State News in Brief.

GrOunu mas Deeu DIohen lor INC He"
Kilbourn dam.
Stoughton is to have free mail deliv-
cry about February.
Bishop w. Webb was enthroned at All
Saints Cathedral, Milwaukee.
DR.. Edward Kreutzman of Layalle acct
dentally killed himself while out hunting.
Mrs. Hannah Cronin, one of the earli-
est settlers of Askeaton, is dead, aged
90.
Steven Shea of Milwaukee has been
appointed as acting city electrician in
Sheboygan.
At Lake Mills William Gestner, 20
years, had his left hand badly manged
in corn shredder.
John B. Weber, pioneer resident of
La Crosse, and later well-known resi-
dent of Bangor, died at his home in
Sparta.
Former Postmaster Oscar F. Nowlan
of GAINESVILLE was stricken with paralysis
at Elkhorn and brought home in a crit
zeal condition.
j. w. Himebaugh, vice president of
the Paine Lumber Company of Oshkosh,
died suddenly at Philadelphia. He was
60 years of age.
As a result of the delaying the Pasteur
treatment, L. Lundgren of Cashton, who
was bitten by a mad dog several days
ago, may not recover.
Eight cases of smallpox have been dis
covered in the Third Ward in Beaver
Dam, and schools and churches in this
ward have been closed
Fred Janda, Milwaukee carpenter,
was killed almost instantly when a fell
low employee started a conyeyor on which
he was making repairs.
Thomas O'Keefe aged 96, is dead in
Appleton. While putting on some storm
windows he fell from ladder and re-
ceived injuries from which he died.
Daniel Tennison of Sturgeon Bay has
met a tragic fate on the Canadian side
of Lake of the Woods. His body was
found under the ice by his companion.
Elmer Bowman, 10 years old, of Eau
Claire, went skating on the Dells pond
and has not returned home. 1t is be-
was unsafe.
The will of Michael Rogan of Random
Lake which was contested by his nephew,
Daniel Crane Cf Rochester y. Y, on the
charge of undue influence on the part of
the other nephew, William O'Grady of
Milwaukee, the executor under the will,
was held valid by Circuit Judge Kirwan
Of Sheboygan. The will disposes of an
estate of $4,000.
Edward Bolanger, aged %, was killed
by a Milwaukee road train at Fond du
Lac He was working with a gang
and was in a culvert. When the train
was thirty feet away he raised himself
between the ties and in trying to evade
the train was struck. His legs were cut
off. He lived at Buzzelle and is survived
by four sisters and four brothers.
Tony Burke, an engineer whose home
is in Stevens Point, is insane, his mind
being shattered as a result of the wreck
at Woodyille, Ind, in which fifty-two inn
migrants lost their lives. He was one
of the locomotive engineers concerned in
the disaster.
David Jennings, a widely known Wau-
paca county pioneer. died at New Lon
don of heart failure. Mr.. Jennings was
20 years old. He leaves a daughter and
four sons Mr.. Jennings was elected a
member of the Assembly in 1888. He
vas born in Syracuse, \. Y, in 1886, and
came to Wisconsin at the age of 81.
Mr.. and Mrs Felix Pire celebrated
their fftieth wedding anniversary in Be
lott. They were born in France and
lived for thirty years at Green Bay be-
fore coming to Beloit
Gov. Deneen OF Illinois has honored a
requisition from the Governor of Wis
consin for the return TO Racine of Jo-
seph Hrad, VIII OILS charged with the muir
der of Edward Panow.
After being out forty-one hours the
jury IN the Italian murder case at Els
worth has reported. Joseph Siraguse was
convicted of manslaughter in the third
degree and John Demma was convicted
Of Hlanslaughter in the fourth degree.
Mrs. Konstantly Hryszczyszyn came to
Evansville from Austria and found her
husband living with another woman and
three children He sold his old home to
his second loves son By her husband. now
dead. and moved TO Chicago with the
wife whom he had deserted.
Because she can no longer dance Miss
Lettie May RowIey Of La Crosse has re-
covered $1,000 from the st. Paul rail-
road. 4 fast freight Numbered past the
station platform where she was waiting
and caused a heavy truck 70 run down
an incline. The truck ran into the train
and vas hurled toward the depot build
ing. knocking Miss Rowley over a stove
and injuring her knee