Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1907-07-16
SHORT NEWS ITEMS.

w C. Silverthorn on Wednesday afte
noon
FoR SALE offer my residence an
LOT, 90 ulton street, for sale at ba
gaiu- Il D OLEAENCE, a23-tf
Subject of lesson sermon for ne,
Sunday, at the First Church of Chris
Scientist, will be Truth :
Much of the old paving materia
taken on Third street by the street raj
way company, has been dumped ON tn
library grounds as a filler.
Rudolph Fulweiler, accused of tn,
murder of Jennie Riele, was in cour
ehiS morning for an examination, ,)bul
the same was postponed until July 20.
Grin Liljeqvest has been very i'll for
the past several days and at times his
condition has been alarming At pres
ent he Is feeling better and his physi-
cian has hopes that the worst is over
l.. H. Wood, of Neillsville, inspector
of graded schools, attended the teach
ers' institute yesterday and addressed
those present on "Raral School Prob
lens, topic of much interest to every
one
The series OF tent meetings conducted
by one OF the German churches came tn
close Sunday. The meetings were
held on the vacant lot of John Farrell
at the corner of Sixth and Warren
streets.
collision of street cars occurred Sun.
uay afternoon when the cars were
hauling hundreds OF people to the base
bali grounds. The draw bolt of one of
the trailer cars was driven through the
front end of motor car.
AS soon as the asphalt arrives the
street railway company expects to fill |
10 the cracks between bricks in its brick |
pavement along its track. j. Y. Hin |
an experienced man from Chicago /
arrived here last week to take charge
of the work
Local dentists should take notice that
dental office thieves are again at work
10 the State, as they were a year ago.
Recently several cities have been
visited and gold and platinum removed
from dentists offices. Last year only
one Wausau dentist was robbed. More
may suffer this season, unless precan-
tons are taken.
DIR. balassa, residing at the corner of
Fourth and jackson streets, was ar
rested Friday night on disorderly
charge ana has since been placed in
the state hospital for insane at Winnie
oago. balassa created considerable
disturbance before being arrested. and :
as he was only back from the asylum ,
OUT snort time, II was not necessary
to re-examine him.
FRANK fasha, of Mosinee, was brought :
mere today for examination as to his
sanity. 1t is said he returned from the y
state prison about three weeks ago and !
las since developed signs of insanity. :,
lie lmaglnes neighbor is trying to -
POISON him. 1t appears INSANITY is =
ereditary in the family. Pashas father
anged himself about seven or eight W
ears ago. IN
Twelve privates and three officers of "
%. u went over to Neillsville Satur -
ay evening, where on Sunday they en-
aged In return rifle match with Co. A
That town. Our boys were trounced -
nj lost by l4S points The officers. how W
yer, were successful in again defeat .
ig the Neillsville fellows at revolver
ractice. The third aud deciding pa
latch will be shot next week when Tn
9TH companies go to Camp Douglas. W.
Sixteen choir boys from the Episcopal ~
lurch of Wausau are at Half Moon
Ike. They are under the care of FIR. -
rector of the church. The =.
irty, which arrived Tuesday, will be
the lake about twelve DAYS. Miss
ieha Mumm and Miss Margaret 80
arshall, also of Wausau, are assisting i
caring for the boys. Rev. FIR. C. f ehl
huntingdon of this city is also member ma
the party. -Tomahaw Leader. WIT
Jos. Halada. resident of the west UP
lie and conductor of freight train on =.
North western road, had his RIGHT -"
IT crushed Friday afternoon. He M M
mt out of his line of duty to assist in We
loading heavy belt pulley at Kelly, ~.
nslgned to the Brooks & Ross Lbr 80"
= OF Schoheld The pulley weighed cue cue
or ton and, in handling it, it rolled 40
10 Mr. Halada's foot, crushing the M
-. de was taken to st. Mary's hos
al maj
had rppaw -. wer
ing fright at an automobile.
'nrred on Wausau Ave. Friday after -
On. Herman Heller who resides at n"i'
Fulton street, was returning to the ."e
from his farm, when the auto '"o'
'sed MIR Heller was thrown out of :. :.
rig and sustained painful injuries = -
most serious of which was a 81
etnre of the right arm The horse ene
into COW and knocking her down W.
Ike one of her legs so that she had to s.o'
shot. piac
lar,, ~ viii,
herman Habeck, an account of whose ORC,
ngs have been given in previous
nbers OF this paper, was examined
two physicians Friday and found 'f'"
lne. A charge of entering a house Ase'
the night time, armed with a
gerous weapon, was lodged against
'eck at the time of his arrest. Had |
been convicted on the charge it
INT prison sentence of not less 80
i've years. Had he been allowee: on'
un at large he might have carried 'ne
ms threat of killing certain young s
7, out
,nr 60. ~, man
sa,',n,,1 ae''o"s arri'su In the relat
saturday by boat from Conover s;sta
ION, which is situated about ten - +,
Is north of Eagle River, bound for ,aan,
X Island, Ill. They were tanned -