Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1909-05-18
WITHIN OUR BORDERS.

All OF the saloons of Outagamie
county are to be forced to close Sun
day mornings. Already Appleton, Kau-
kauna, Little Chute and Freedom have
been closed.
John 3. Langdon was named by
Mayor Sorensen of La Crosse for mem
Der of the board of police and fire COM
missioners for a five-year term to sue
coed himself.
Eryine Peck, a graduate of the
Franklin school and later a student
OF Racine college, has passed the en-
trance examination for the naval AGA
deny at Annapolis.
Residents of the village of FRANKS
vile are up in arms over depredstions
being committed in the Methodist
church. Several times it has been en-
tered and robbed.
Frank Cook. former resident of
Racine, where he was employed as
clerk in hardware stores, is under ar
rest in Los Angeles, Cal, charged with
the murder of his, wife
The body of a man found i'll the
Peshtigo river at Ellis Junction has
been identified as Stawam Kalahtak
of Amasa A coroner's jury returned
verdict of accidental death
The Dufour block in Ashland was
Quilted by fire, loss $4,000. Bergs'
grocery store, Johnson's clothing store
and the law offices of Dillen, RisjorG.
Colignen & Garyin lose everything.
AS a result of the heavy rains She
boygan county pea Gamers fear great
damage has been done their crops. One
tenth of the planting has already been
done and it is believed these seeds will
rot
Demanding that the county furnish
them with extra working clothing
when sentenced to a stone pile in She
boygaI, a score of prisoners who de-
clared a strike are now in cells on
bread and water.
Elmer E. Ellsworth, the GAINESVILLE
nursery man, who was found guilty of
llOACy ldlSO plCtct1ocoy
using bit of glass as security for a
loan, alleging it was worth $1,000, was
fined $500 and costs.
Emil Van Trott of Keokuk, Ia,
senior student in Wisconsin Univers-
ity, was drowned in Lake Mendoza by
the capsizing of his canoe. A young
girl, who was with him, was rescued.
The body has not been recovered.
John Berg in 1906 stabbed man at
Kenosha and was sentenced to jail for
six months. One day he took French
leave. Berg came back to Racine and
the Kenosha sheriff took him back to
serve the remainder of the six months.
The Evangelical Lutheran synod of
Ohio is planning to open an English
Lutheran preparatory theological SEM
mary in Racine, and if present plans
are carried out the synod will pur-
chase Luther college, which is soon to
be sold by the Danish Lutheran Col
lege Association.
Fire in the offices of the WeIls-Fargo
Express Company on Main street, Osh-
loss on the furnishings being $500 and
the loss on the building, which is own
ed by William Kelley, being $500,
with 81 900 insurance. There was also
a small loss on packages which were
damaged by smoke and water.
Edwin ID. Coe, department comman-
der of the G. A. h. of Wisconsin, and
editor of the Whitewater Register,
died the other day, aged 50 years. He
was United States pension agent in
Milwaukee for ten years. For forty
years he had been a newspaper man,
and he served one term as president
of the Wisconsin, Press Association.
AT a meeting attended by over Toe
of the leading manufacturers and mer-
chants. which took place at the Hotel
Hamilton, in Two Rivers, Merchants
and Manufacturers Association was
formed to further the interests of the
city. A number of public improve
ments are under way and others are
being contemplated. 1t is the aim
and purpose of the organization tc
take UP public questions concerning
the city and discuss them.
Strolling with young man through
the college campus and in the guise of
Peter Pan is not tolerated at Law
renee college in Appleton, and because
one of the goods did this few nights
ago she was asked to pack her trunk
and take a permanent vacation. When
the college faculty ratified the find
ings of the Lawrence Goods Self
House Governing Association, the
young woman was informed that the
penalty for an infraction of the rules
of conventional coed dress is expul-
sion from college.
James Hemming, aged II, and Carl
kosseski, aged Is, who were arrested
in GAINESVILLE after sensational chase,
having been caught robbing the rooms
of inmates of the hotel. were held for
trial on their preliminary examination.
The younger of the boys had conceal
ed himself in the ice box of the hotel
and after the guests had retired. he
got up. and admitted his companion.
They secured some money and jewelry
which was recovered when they were
caught
Oscar Olson. son of Stoughton mer-
chant. was killed by a freight train at
Jefferson Junction. He and several
companions We're having days outing
and while attempting to board a NOV
ing freight train he fell and his body
was cut in two.
Alfred COSTA aged IL years. lies at
st. EIizabe.n's hospital in Appleton
with a th.rty-two caliber revolver bull
let wound near his heart. He was &C
cidentalls shot by an older brother,
Llewell,n. while the two with a mum
Der of other boys were playing in g