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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1908-05-05

A piece OF land $50 by 1858 feet
being part of SW Il NE u, East of
C. NJ. & ST. p. r. r. track and West
of Bells Addition. Sec. Sc, town %
range 7.
Second Ward
Original Plat
Lots 1 block 10 and 40 feet on
west side CT lot block 10.
South lot block IL and lot block II
n. u lot / block 20 and lot block
20 vol. 35, page $40,
Lot and block 20
s. NJ. and hTnton's Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
- 3
S. II. and Parcher's Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
IA II
s. N. and Parcher's Second Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
S. N. and Parcher's East Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
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NJ ]. Farnhams Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
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FIRE INSURANCE.

Kretlow & Lamont wish to announce
that they are prepared to write fire
insurance in approved stock companies
at reasonable rates. They also place
plate glass aid boiler insurance and
surety bonds. First National Bank
building. Phone 1888. f20-tf
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Johnson's Add

Part of SW n NE u, sec 1. town
%, range 7.
Sc / of SE / less part sold vol. 20,
page 464, sec. sc, town 20, range 7.
Part of Sc Il Sc vol. So page 22S
sec. SO, town 20, range z.
NE n Sc Il NE vol. 100, page 402
sec. SO, town 20, range Z.
Elizabeth Singles Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
2 13 A
A. Warren Jr's South Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
10 L
Dunbar and Browns Central Addi-
tion
Lot Block Lot Block
8 10 L
A s A
St. NJ. and Parcher's Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
81 16
Dunbar and Browns Unrecorded
Plat
Lot Block Lot Block
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First publication April Il, lass May B.
Notice of Final Settlement and Assign
ment.
State of Wisconsin, County Court for Marathon
County.-In Probate.
Notice is herebS given that at special term
of the county court to be held in and for said
county at the court honss 10 the city of Wsusau.
IN said county, on the said third Tueoday. being
m. the following matters will be heard and con-
sidered
The application of Augusta Hirsch, admins
city Of Wausau, in said county deceased. for the
examination and allowance of her final account
Of her administration, and for the assignment Of
the residue Of the estate Of Max Hirsch. deceased
to such other persons are by Law entitled 10
the same.
Dated May 10Th, 1905.
By order Of the court,
HENRY MILLER. County Judge.
REG.ER & RTN6IE.
Attorneys for Administrative.
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Eiphfh Ward

A. Warren's Second Addition
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2 81
Kiefer Miller and Ringle's Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
5 6 5
Kiefer. Miller and Ring.e's Second
Lot Block Lot Block
Part of S. X of block L. vol. 10,
page 469.
Lot Block Lot Block
S i
Dunbar and Browns Addition to
River View Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
3 s s 5
Joal Ringle's Addition
Lot Block Lot Block
3 / 8
Maple Hin addition
Lot Block Lot Block
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First publication April IA, last May 4.
Notice to Creditors.

First publication April IA. last May 4.
Notice to Creditors.
State of Wisconsin, County Court for Marathon
County I'm Probate
Notice is hereby given that the time up to, and
including the first Tuesday Of November, 1908, is
hereby allowed to creditors of Herman Marge-
lowsky, deceased, TO present their claims Tor
examination and allowance Also that all claims
so presented will be examined and adjusted at
a regular term of said county court to be held at
The court house in the city of Wausau on the
first Tuesday of December 1908.
Dated April sth, 1903.
BY the court,
HENRY MILLER, County Judge
REGNER & RIEGLE, Attorneys.
First publication April 81, last May 5.
Notice to Creditors
State Of Wisconsin, County Court for Marathon
County:-In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the time up 70, and
including the first Tuesday Of November, 1908, is
hereby allowed TO creditors OF julius GEM, de-
ceased TO present their claims for examination
and allowance. Also that all claims so pre-
sented, will be examined and adjusted AZ
regular term OF said county court to be held at
the court house in the city of Weusau on the
first Tues day Of November, 1903.
Dated April 18th. 1898.
By the court,
HENRY MILLER. County Judge.
KREUTzER. BIRD & RosESBEBY,
Attorneys for Administrative.
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Part of Cor. lot vol 90. page
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The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
GAVE BARTENDER his $685.
Now Virginian, Having Slept 1t Of,
Wants Money Back.
Larry O'Dea- the white Ribbon
Detective. Visits All Downtown
saloons fn Consequence.

Central OfHce Detective Larry O'Dea
spent last night in making a round OF all
the saloons in the downtown district
Not one escaped his Observant eye. And
az the end Of his Wild debauch he was
as sober as when he started out
There's a reason
Larry was trying 10 md the bar
tender with whom Fred W Hynson, OF
GardysviIIe. Va, left wallet containing
q check for $3.50 and SS5 in cash. Hyn-
son told the police that he gave the
wealth TO some drink clerk yesterday
morning while feeling something Ike J.
P Morgan and Andy" Carnegie. with
their fortunes cemented together
According 70 Hynson's story, he arrived
in the city some days ago. and after de-
posting his grip at SO Ninth street south
east. where he was acquainted. started
out 10 look the town over" IN the
course OF his looking quest he entered
many thirst pariors and yesterday morn
ing was in ebulIient spirits he took g
fancy to a white-coated Booze dispenser
and made him a present OF his wallet
some hours later HyusOn awOke. He
felt for his wallet Il was gone he tried
20 think. he remembered hazily a reel
ing bar that surged Ike a sea-tossed
schooner. He concluded his wallet must
be there, 50 he called on Inspector Board
man
Larry O'Dea was detailed TO the case.
Sh, L is whispered that Larry is the
only man In the Central Office fitted for
such tasks. Larry IS a white ribbOneT. "
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
DIED.

FARRELL-ou FRIDAY. july g. 1903 al $50 , H.
THOMAS " L. the beloved husband Of Alarrss
? Farrell taee Tuohyi and s1n II Mary ] ans
ne iate James ! FazTen, aged thirry-sisH5
Funeral VII take place at l0 orrlock from his ls-s
reSl1ence- 60 Secoud street northeast T,,ez57-
Taorning. August { solemn hfgh re1uie1r r,ssz
AZ y AloJslls- Friends and relatives arc r.
Specially invited 20 attend
GKACE-Ou "Wednesday JAY e. las. a. SIS
Mrs ANN y GRACE. ss5denly, at her rgsi-
dcuce, "a street uorthezss.
Fg1sEal service VII take place AZ St Joseph' 5
Church. co-ner second and streets uo--hess-
Saturday. August l. et 9 4 n
GABDNEk-On Thursday mu-inE Jrlv % rss
ANNIE GARDNER
Funeral services wiz he q. he -.ss=--.. g. r
slngton. al a. II, Saturday, August ! In
terneut ~ Genv0od Cemetery. Washinr-on n
g Al n-0 p N New Orleans ard s. I,7vts
rspers please copy.l
MckENNA-On Wednezdsy July =. 1s1s. AZ ssss ,
m-, a. PTuTideuCe Hosui-7T KaTHRTNE -
l9lfu vie Of Thomas AIckeurs a native q
Co1nty kerr. Ireland and = daughter q Sf,-v
s1d nc late La~Tsnos Curtin Residence. ~
New Jersey ssenae northwest
Funeral from her late residence -ls Nex r--z.-
aTCnue northwest SATURDAY a 90 A n. -bs-~s
70 =. AloysiuS ChuTcl. where solemn high mas
VII he said fer the Tepose of her S71I Fessncs
and relatives respectfully invited 70 attend.
OBRIEN-On THURSDAY. july g. IRs. atsa
t--~ A-7A-A-l--E -- G4HEl-er- Ars- Ellcl
sullivan, 3i2 o street northwest. JOHANNA
O'BkIEN. esed siEhtv-six years.
Funeral az Boly Triaity Church Au--lst I l9ls
At 30 a. n. where requiem mass for the reposa
Of her soul win be said Relatives and frlsn5s
are invited 70 attend Please cait flowers
sCHJLTE-0n Thursday. Jrly 60. $40. at go D n
JOSEPH HARMON. son q joseph and the lats
May Schultz. aECG Two months and eleven DAYS.
Funeral from his grandmothers Mrs. A. Scauire-
- Ihird street northeast. Saturday August !,
At 70 O'Clock a. n
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
FAILS TO KILL HIMSELF.
William Jsvins Attempts 10 End
Life with Revolver.

Life with Revolver.
Discouraged because OF the loss OF his
position with an ice cream firm. the re-
suit, the police say. Of a long spree.
William Javias. twenty-five years cid. Of
SO NJ street southwest. attempted 10 blow
his brains cut at Fourth street and Mary
land avenue northeast at $40 o'clock last
night.
JaviEs fred the pistol at his head. and
was picked up by citizens in an uncon-
scious condition He was taken 10 the
Casualty Hospital where physicians ex-
amined him. It was learned the bullet
had merely grazed his head, the powder
burning his neck He was made uncon-
sCious by the shock OF the explosion.
After the physicians pronounced Javins
uninjured, he was taken 10 the Ninth
precinct station. where he was locked I'D
on a charge Of carrying concealed weaD-
ons and with dischsrging firearms in the
street.
The young man IS said 10 be related 10
the Jagins family. well-known market
dealers in the Center Market Shortly
before firing the shot he was talking
with several men. and said he might as
well kill himself. as he had nothing fo-
which 10 live. He then walked a short
distance. and. pointing the sun at his
head, pulled the trigger
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
CRUSADE TO BE PERMANENT.
LunchrOOm and Dairy Depot Ne1
Forfeit Their Collateral.

Inspection Of restaurants and cafes by
the health department continues. and yes
terday a proprietor OF a Iunchroom and
Two brothers. owners Of a milk depot,
forfeited their collateral
They were arrested several days ago
for maintaining unsanitary places Of busi-
ness and were to appear before Judge
Aukan yesterday When the cases were
called. none Of the defendants put in an
appearance.
Dr. Woodward said yesterday that the
work would be continued daily. He added
that since his force had been increased 10
some extent, he intended having inspec-
tons OF eating places made throughout
the year, and that. Ike the milk inspec-
ton report from inspectors would be
had every day,
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
SUPPOSED MAD DOG SCARE.
Two Beys Bitten by UnmuzzIed
Cnnines Eesferdnv

Reports Of two persons being bitten by
supposed mad dogs were made 10 the Do
Ice yesterday from widely separated
parts Of the city.
The first report was received al 10
o'clock yesterday morning from the Sew
enth precinct Daniel Croft eight years
old, OF S3SS1a n street northwest. was
bitten on the left leg by a dog while
playing in front Of his home. He was
sent 10 the Georgetown University Hospi-
tai and the dog was sent to the pound
At Il O'Clock report was received from
the Anacostia Substation stating that
John Simmons. eight years old. living IN
Philadelphia street. Congress Heights. D.
C. had been bitten on the right leg bv z
dog owned BY Harry TaIbert. living in
Nichols avenue The boy was not Sc
-iously hurt The boys parents viii AZ
tempt 70 procure a warrant for the az
rest OF Talbert for violating the uuzzle
law.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Justice Anderson yesterday issued an
order that the q Cora Ball and others against
the First Cooperative Building Association q
GeorEsto1Tn be continued to September 2 and that
]. Barton Miller psrsoaay appear IN court on that
dag.
Edward and Elizabeth Green. arrested
Thursday night for maintaining a 6iso-derly house
each forfeited s5 collateral II the Police Court ye-
teriay. The arrest made IS 4 result q uunaer-
Gus complaints fled With the poiics Of the Flfth
precinct
William Smith, a negro. thirty-one years
old Of * Willow Tree alley southWest. WGs taken
with a hemouhaEe q the lungs at his home and
died before The ambulance from the EnerEeucv Hos
pital reached there The coroner gave certificate
of death due % natural causes
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

Discourtesy on the part OF q Ee Droit
Park car conductor formed the basis Of a
complaint received yesterday by Secre-
tary EDDY, Of the electric railway com
mission
The altruistic writer. whosz name Sec
retary Eddy declined 10 make public.
stated that he was in no way affected
by the incident 10 which he refers. but
he believes the public is entitled 70 de-
cent treatment from street railway en-
pi0yes. although Il has no right 10 eV-
/ pect ideal courtesy.
This complaint Is based on principle"
writes the citizen OF Brightwood- No
personal annoyance has been suffered by
/ the writer.
This morning duly 2sJ. a Brightwood
avenue car. bound south. stopped exactly
/ opposite Pomeroy street, al one minute
Z past S O'Clock. bali time after two pas
/ sengers had aIighted and had proceeded
q few steps toward a Fourth street car
waiting few feet away, the conductor
{ on the Fourth street car caused IL .
start of rapidly. and added insult 10 IN
I jury BY derisive motions with his hands
toward the disappointed ones thus de-
/ prived OF immediate transit
0ENEAA treatment Anan4e0-
These individuals do not know OF my
existence sucn insults are frequent. and
should be investigated. The public has
no right 70 expect IDEAL courtesy from
/ railroad employees. but decent treatment
is no unreasonable demand
Acting on this complaint. 3lr Eddy
/ probably viii ride down 20 Pomeroy street
on the Brightwood car. reaching the juno
ton at one minute past 5. and ascer-
I tain whether the same treatment Is ac-
I corded passengers every day. He viii
file his report or the case TO the mem
be-s Of the commission.
I A large number Of persons have called
on Mr. Eddy IN his Office IN the Westory
I Building 70 make verbal complaint about
the operation Of cars or the conduct OF
Z employees on the several branches Of
street railways in the city. but all OF
{ them have been advised that each COM
plant must be in writing in order 20 re-
I ceive consideration from the commission.
Schedules TO Be Forwarded.
/ It IS expected that the schedules OF all
the runs" on the various lines Of the
city will reach Mr. Eddy next week. At
the time the railway commission called
/ FOR the complete schedule Of each and
every car leaving any Of the barns. Off
ciais Of the Capital Traction and Wash
/ ington Railway and Electric companies
refused 10 comply. on the ground that the
work would require two weeks. time and
anexpenditure Of about S0a The Interstate
/ Commerce Commission. however. repeat
ed the request, and the officials at once
agreed TO furnish the schedules. Clerks
have been working on them for the last
ten days or two weeks. and have almost
/ completed their task.
Mr.. Eddy said yesterday that while he
was an active strap-hanger and made
I many trips on the cars Of the city he
I walked almost as far as he rode, BE-
cause many OF the complaints he IS in
vestigating cannot be probed while rid
ing. He said he had learned a great deal
about tha street railway companies since
taking up his duties with the commls-
sion, and would have a comprehensive re-
port 10 submit at the next meeting.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
TO FACE OLD CHARGE
Charles Fairbanks Will Be
Arrested at Prison Gate.
HAS SERVED THREE YEARS
Having Paid Penalty for RObbinE
Jersey City Homes. Alleged Bogus
Telephone Inspector VIII Be Ar
raIgned on Charge of Stealing
JeweIry from Residence Here

Central Office Detective Weldon last
night left Washington for Trenton, y J..
where he VIII arrest Charles Fairbanks.
who VIII be released from the state psni-
JeuIiary to-day. Fairbanks IS wanted IN
Washington on a charge Of robblng the
house Of William T BouIter. at 1I24 5
street northwest, on November 15. lso5-
Shortly after he is alleged 20 have com
mitted the Boulter robbery. Fairbanks
and his companion, Lawrence VoIlmer
went 70 Jersey City. where. II was Charg-
ed. they robbed several houses. gaining
aGmittance BY representing themselves 20
be telephone inspectors. The same rUse
they are said 10 have used in this city.
They were arrested by the jersey Az
thOr.tieS. and Fairbanks was sentenced 10
the State penitentiary for three years
His. companion. VoIme-, was sent 20 the
State Reformatory and was later paroled.
Fairbanks term expires to-day. and as
soon as he steps from the penitentiary he
will be rear-es,ed by Detective Weedon
and brought back % this city
Many Residences Robbed.
While only one robbery IS charged 70
Fairbanks in Washington. several other
cases may later be put against him. IN
November. 1875. a dozen or more resi-
delces IN Washington were rohbeI by
bogus telephone inspectors. a description
was sent broadcast and the men were
arrested in Jersey City Robberies CT a
similar nature had been made in tha-
city. and their conviction followed.
Jewelry valued at more than $3.50 was
obtained from the Boulter home. Among
the pieces taken were a woman's gold
watch set with diamonds. attached 10 a
chatelaine pin set with diamonds: a dIa-
mOnd brooch set with several rows OF
stones. a diamond ring set with nine
stones. a diamond ring set with thee
large stones, a solitaire diamond ring OF
"a karats. a solitaire diamond ring Of Z.
karats. and a diamond ring OF Z karat.
an old-fashio1ed diamond ring. a strt7g
ef geld beads, a long gold neck sham.
a. oId-fashioncd neck chain made Win
IdIGe open links. an o!d-fasEioned breast
pin. three sJickpins. and a 5S-caliber
revolver
Detectives Weedol. Tyser. Horne, and
Fl4ther worked on the case If the lin.e
OF the quartet Of detectives, Weldon IS
The Cniy one remaining a. Jha Central
Office
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Chinese diplomat Reports Tbeft.

Enemilih Chang. secretary Of the Chi
nese Embassy. living at Florence Court.
in California avenue northwest. reported
to the police yesterday that three young
white boys had stolen a child's automo-
bile from in front Of the apartment. The
toy IS valued at SIS. The secretary's little
boy left the machine standing in front
Of the house when he went TO dinner. and
when he returned it was gone.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
]. Milton Ynte. nies-

J. Milton Yates. Of Rsppahannock. Va.
sixty years old. died yesterday morning
near Markham, Va He is survived BIZ
his wife. three sons. and two daughters
One son IS in the Philippine Islands The
funeral services viii be held to-day at
Leeds Episcopal Church.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
on Car onto banana Peel

His foot slipping on a banana peel when
he jumped from a moving car at Third
and D streets northeast. at 10 o'clock last
night. D T O'Connor. 13IS B street
southeast fell heavily 70 the ground.
sustaining severe but not serious injuries
&c his hips. He was taken to the Cas-
uslty Hospital
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
WORKING CHILDREN
USE BADGES TO-DAY
Inspectors Will Be Busy En-
forcing the Law.
vIoLAToRS TO BE PROSECUTED

Twelve Hundred Badges Had Been
Issued When the offices at Frank
lin school Were Closed Yesterday
Afternoon-NO Hardships VIII BE
Imposed, as Law Makes PrOvisiOns.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
IS RUDE
Mr. Eddy Gets Letter from
Public BenefactOr.
JEERs DISAPPOINTED RIDERS

lie DrOif Park Line Employe said 10
Have Deliberately Started Car
When Passengers Were About TO
Get AbOard-OfficiAI Finds Play
ing Detective n Profitable Game.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
SHEPHERD STATUE
DUMMY CRITICISED
WaShingtOnians Do Not Ap-
prove Proposed Location.
TRIANGLE MEETS WITH FAVOR

EnEfneer Commissioner MOrrOW's
Views "a TO Placing Memorial in
ufcipaI Building Have support of
zIany Prominent Citizens of City.
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

When you have lost or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 10 The Wash
ington Herald and bill viii be sent you at
cent q word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Not a Free Country.

''Dey're givin' de poor peepuI de devil
desc days said the first urchin- ''Taint
no free countree when a feller can't
work or sell noosepoipeus. ! amt got no
badge. neither. but I'm going 70 keep on
seIIin'. II any -spector tries TO rest me
I'm goin' knock him IN the head with a
rock, and Tun over to northeast. and then
they'll never get me"
II Is with the newsboys the inspectors
viii have their greatest trouble All the
paper venGers are wise beyond their
years. and can handle the truth most par
simOniously with their faces as straight
as clergymen at a funeral Their ages
are shrouded in mystery, and almost
every one Of them when asked about his
badge replies it is al home
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
The Deserted Wife

The deserted wife said on several occa-
si0ns she had visited Mrs. Kyle at her
room, 81 New York avenue. and had
begged her to leave Hobson alone. It was
after one Of these visits. she said. that
she talked with the landlady, who later
informed Mrs Kyle she would have TO
move Il was only a few days after this
that Mrs. Kyle left the house. and simul-
taneoUsly Hobson disappeared
Mrs. Hobson said that ". A. Taylor.
whose name Hobson is alleged to have
forged TO several checks. and from whom
ne is alleged to have embezzIed $40. would
prosecute Hobson- She said she hoped her
husband would be sent TO the peniten-
tiary-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01

While you think Of it, telephone 'your
Want Ad- 10 the Washington Herald, eu
bill VIII be sent you at 1 cent a word
The Washington herald., 1908-08-01
Troubles at This End.

While Hobson is having his troubles in
New York. a wife and two small children
are having their troubles here. and while
AIrs. Kyle Is announcing her devotion 10
the wayward husband. her own sorrowing
husband IS seeking comfort in his woe
with the deserted wife Of his wife's lover.
Raymond Kyle. husband Of the woman
in New YORK. in company with his
mother. called at the hone Of Mrs. Hob
son. at JOS d street northeast. yesterday.
After Offering mutual condolences the
mother and son left the sorrowing wife
with her children
When seen yesterday. Mrs Hobson said
her husband was a second cousin 70 Rep
resentative Richmond Pearson Hob
son. OF 1Ierrimac fame She said AL Of
the trouble her husband is in can be
traced TO this woman.
Mrs. Hobson also said she probably
would sue for divorce as soon as she
could get lawyers TO prepare papers. She
said Kyle had intimated. IN his conversa-
ton with her, that ne also would sue for
divorce. She said Mrs. Kyle's mother-in-
law was entirely in sympathy with her,
and had 10 regard for the erTing wife.
Mrs. Kyle. ST. she said. had gone so far
as 10 go TO Philadelphia on one occasion
20 stop her son from marrying the Eom-
an Later. the couple were married in
Alexandria Va