Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-04-30
All Over the state.

Two-year-old Harold Dallman of Cir
ton drank muriatic acid found in his faith
er's tinshop and died.
Mrs. Helen A. Jones, - yeirs of age
was almost beaten to death bed a
Chippewa Falls by an unknown assail
| ant.
The damage from the FIRE in Kroege
Brothers big department store at Firs
and National avenues, Milwaukee, vii
not exceed $4,000.
The price of teaming in Sheboygan ha,
been increased from 81 to 81 80 per day
The increase was voted by the Team
Owners Association.
NJ L. Olmsted well driller of Arpin
was arrested on the charge of having
stolen $4,000 cigars. He was bound ovel
to the Circuit Court.
The residence of Eugene Shaw, presi
dent of the Daniel Shaw Lumber Com
pany at Eau Claire, was destroyed by fire
The loss was 100000
William Wiley of Minneapolis, de
spondent over the death of his wife
drank four ounces of chloroform in James
vile. lie will probably die.
Peter Sukus, machinist. IS years old,
with wife and three children. fell under
the wheel of an interurban car in Ra-
cine and died one hour later.
Peter Wilson, Jr. aged 40 years. a
Racine man, died at the county Jail in
Kenosha as a result of dose of carbolic
acid taken with suicidal inte,t
f. d. Briggs, the victim of the Elm
wood shooting. has recovered. lie is
MANNED for life. Edward Rodewald, his
brother-in-law, is in Jail at Ellsworth I'M
der $1,000 bail.
j. c. letter. editor of the North Free
dom Journal. left his Office last Thurs
day and nothing has been seen of him
since. His friends cannot account for
his disappearance.
In Chippewa Falls the 4-year-old child
of Adolph Hanson was fatally burned
while his parents were absent. A spark
from a stove caused the accident.
Peter Krumenauer. 90 years old, killed
himself in Oshkosh His wife died re-
Gently and dependency over her death
prompted the suicide. He was a pioneer.
X. c. Frey. proprietor Of the fremont
hotel at Oshkosh. was arrested on the
charge of perjury. Frank Favour claim
ed that Frey swore falsely in a suit. Frey
recently attempted to eject Favour from
the hotel, where he operated saloon.
Frey was bound over for trial.
William Steinke of Fail Greek, who
was arrested for the murder of Fred
Wenger of Freeport, ILL.,. was brought
back to the Mendoza asylum. it having
been discovered he was paroled patient.
BENJAMIN +. Head died at his home
in Sheboygan. aged rs years He was
native of Maine aad a classmate of ex-
Secretary OF the Navy John ID. Long
in Tufts college. lie served in the Civil
War as a lieutenant In the Ninth Maine
infantry and was postmaster Of Sheboy-
gan under President Harrison. Two sons
survive. Abner o. Head. cashier of the
German bank. and Charles +. Head, both
Of sheboygan.
There is a lively contest for the posi-.
ton Of postmaster in Phillips, to fill the
vacancy caused by the removal of Post
master f. D. Sperry. who was appointed
over a year ago. There are several can
didates. among whom are Mrs Evans.
wife Of tks former postmaster, y. X. Ev-
ans: DIR. c. ID. Fenelon, W. J. Neef and
o. ]. johnson. They viii have fled pc
titions and other Endorsements with Con-
gresham A. Morse OF Amigo.
During three days the physicians of
Berlin yaccinated over 600 pupils who
are attending the public and parochial
schools. fearing smallpox. The public
library is closed At present there are
about fifteen cases of the malady.