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Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1910-06-28
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MIRACLE PAINTING NOW
I'm THE CITY.
On Display at 5is Third Street, Only
One Week.

Miracle Painting, which is on exhi-
bition at SIS Third street is drawing
a'large crowd at both it's afternoon
and evening exhibitions. 1t is being
shown for the benefit of st. Johns
Infirmary. The room is extremely
dark, every ray of light is shut out
and the picture is in the west end of
the room.
1t is a life size figure of Christ.
Christ is portrayed as man ofstrength
having brown eyes, the conception of
the artist differing vastly from that
Of the usual Christ head, with the
meek and tender blue eyes and gentle
manner.
When you enter the darkened room,
there seems nothing particularly pecu-
liar about the painting, when the
light is turned on, but in a total
darkness the painting takes on light
and behind the figure of Christ, a
cross appears.
The feeling one has about the pic
ture is indeed peculiar, and if it was
not on pivot and able to be turned
to view the back of it, one would
think that it was lighted up from
the rear. The phenomena lies in the
paints, and how they were ,.ssed, al
though it has never been done again.
IN
The Pilot published history of the
picture last week.
The light from the picture is SO
steady and luminous that each night
after the final lecture the men in
charge of the picture place it in its
case by the light it yields.
The picture was recently exhibited
at the Auditorium annex Chicago,
and an admittance fee of 81 charged
to see it, the funds going to the Chi
cago hospital association.
The hours are from to and to
10 O'Clock and the picture will be here
only one week. 1t is marvel, and a
thing of beauty, probably unexplain-
able, but something every one should
see. Admission 10 and Is cents.
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John Laughlin died Sunday at his
home 100 Grand Ave. He had been
an unwell man for several years, but
during the past year he had been
confined to his home much of the
time.
Mr.. Laughlin was very old resi-
dent of this city, and because of that
long residence here he was known to
most of the older settlers. He was
for time y member of our police
force. He was born in the state of
Pennsylvania nearly sixty-eight years
ago. The greater part of his life was
spent in w. consin. He was always
hard working industrious man and
one who was held in high esteem.
He is survived by his wife and one
daughter, Mrs. j. e. Hewlett. The
funeral was held this morning from
St. James church, Rev. j. ]. Brennan
conducting the service.
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BETTER WATER.
City Council Takes an Important Step
at Last Nights Meeting.

The water commission last evening
presented plans and specifications for
several Improvements at the city
pumping station which were adopted
and authorized to be carried out
The improvements, it is believed. will
result in restoring to the people Of
this city supply of drinkable and
smellable water, such as we have not
had since the intake pipe to the large
well was laid.
The plans call for ten additional
drive wells. 1t is believed that these
with the thirty other drive wells
will give the city sufficient supply
of water without resorting to the old
well. The water from these wells,
too, will eventually clear all the pipes
of the frog pond growth which had
been accommodating in them for years.
The Improvements also call for new
boilers, which will give the plant a
600 horse power capacity. Also pro-
vision is made for suction lines ard
heads and an addition to the build
ing. There will be room left on the
grounds for valves and blind heads
for additional wells and pumps, should
they be needed.
These improvements, it is estimated,
will necessitate an outlay of about
$4,000. This is considered cheap.
Before Mr.. Lusk, the consulting en-
neer, was engaged, it was thought
that it might take several times that
amount to get the desired results.
The Improvements planned, It is
thought, vii, take care of the city's
needs for years to come without any
additional outlay. Indeed it is one of
the most important steps which has
been taken by any council of the city
of Wausau in years. 1t is the wish
of every citizen that it will result in
giving to us bountiful supply of
non-stinkable, pure water.
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CITY COUNCIL.

An adjourned meeting of tne city
council was held last evening for the
purpose of acting upon saloon licenses.
The committee on licenses recon-
mended that licenses be granted to
sixty-four applicants. Two petitions
with about thirty names on them
were filed against granting Sam Hodes
license allowing him to con-
duct a saloon at SOP South Third
Ave. Three petitions with about
twice as many signatures were filed by
the applicant in favor of granting the
license for that location. The council
granted Mr.. Hodes license,
The so-called committee on fire,
which in plain English is the COM
mittee which looks after engine house
property, instead of fires, was author
lied to purchase combination hose
and chemical wagon at cost not to
exceed 81 800 New hose and other
equipment was ordered. Horses will
be purchased soon and both of the
new engine houses viii be opened up
for business.
A communication from the agricul-
tural society asking for $500 for the
use of the fair grounds during the
summer for general park purposes,
was knocked silly. The council
men were willing to give the
society 5000, but not $500. There is
a movement on foot to make up a
purse of $3.50 to be donated to the
society. If the societys officers don't
feel disposed to accept $3.50 the
grounds will be closed to all picnic
parties during the summer unless
leased.
The mayor announced the appoint
ment Of VIM. Roloff as tweed destroy
er" for the east side at salary Of $40
for the season. Gottlieb Kuntz win
paralyze the weeds on the west side
for the Croesusian stipend of S24.
The board of public works recon-
mended that an additional water
wagon be ordered as there are signs
of a reform wave coming. One was
ordered to be purchased
Emil Nitchie, official fumigator and
germ chaser asked for a raise in sal
airy. The matter was referred to the
committee on health, whatever that
is.
The proposition put to the city a
few weeks ago by the Wausau Tele-
phone Co., to supply ten police patrol
boxes and telephone equipment, was
accepted at last nights meeting. 1t
will be of great assistance to the
policemen In keeping tab on them
selves.
The instruments are manufactured
by the Dean Electric Co., of Elyria,
o. Some of the features of these pa
troll boxes are that they call a patrol
man; they register roundsman on
ticker tape at police headquarters;
they call patrol wagon; they are
provided with telephones; they send
in fire alarms. They tend to increase
the efficiency of a police department,
for with these boxes in use each pa
trolman must report each hour unless
called by duty elsewhere. The head
quarters man can be summoned by
them, when assistance is needed.
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COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE.
RINaLE.


Mrs. II. Krenz came down to call
on Mrs. Lemke Monday afternoon.
Leo Wanta and Paul Morten were
in Wausau Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Geo. Bisheau and Mrs. Ernest
Lemke drove out in the country
Wednesday to call on Miss C. Nelson.
Frank Bremen was in Wausau,
Thursday, on business.
Misses Alice Sonntag, Emma Miller,
VIM. Schram and Miss T.. Ringle
went to Kelly Thursday.
Peter Nelson went over to Hatley
Friday morning on business.
Richard Odett, of Everett, Wash,
came to Ringle, Friday to call on old
friends, Mr., Odett was a resident of
this town few years back.
Several of the residents of Ringle
went to Kelly Friday to attend the
funerals Of little Fern Gotchy and
Agnes Sickler, who were drowned in
the Eau Claire river Wednesday after
noon. Agnes Sickler was grand
daughter of Mr.. Fred Schram of this
village.
Peter Nelson and Riemer Hottinga
drove out in the country Thursday
evening.
w. r. Detert went down to Marion
Saturday to spend Sunday with
friends and relatives.
August Stole and Riemer Hettinga
went up TO Wausau Saturday on bust
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Bisheau went up
to Wausau Saturday to do some
shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemke spent Sunday
at Wausau with friends and relatives.
EDGAR.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Badtke of
Edgar, moved to Oregon where they
will make their future home. Mrs.
Badtke has two sisters and one broth
er in Oregon.
Miss Juliana Schneider is home Wis
iting her parents for a couple of
weeks and then will leave for Milwau-
kee where she will join her sisters,
Misses Hilda and Cora Schneider.
Mr.. Pruess who was laid up with
rheumatism is now up and around
and will now open his barber shop at
Edgar.
The village of Edgar is erecting a
big hall In the village park which
will be go 10 feet. They will have
the opening on the 4th of July. A
good time for every one. Come and en-
JOY yourself.
The ladies OF the st. Johns Catho-
, lie church gave an ice cream social on
the church lawn Friday afternoon
and evening. 1t was well attended.
The year and half old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Abraham ate
some paris green Saturday afternoon
they sent for the doctor and the child
will recover.
A cousin Of Mrs. Pohl from Kewau-
ne is visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
Julius Pohl for couple Of weeks.
A cousin of Mrs. Luske from Wau-
sau is visiting at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Luske over Sunday.
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THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

Next Monday is the Fourth of July.
Ii will be observed in this city by
the German American citizens An
appropriate program has been arrang-
ed which will be carried out at the
shooting park The parade will start
at the court house square al l.30
O'Clock headed by Cones band. The
Declaration Of independence will be
read by Ed Ringle, followed by an
address in English by F. p. Regner,
and an address in German by Judge
Louis Marchetti. II win be an after
noon Of pleasure and an invitation IS
extended to everybody 70 be present
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SAFE AND SANE
CELEBRATION
Of the Fourth of July, at Shooting
Park, lnaugurated by Wausau
German-American Alliance.
BIG PARADE AT loo O'CLOCK.
Entertainment at Park for Young and
0ld.-All Are Invited to Attend.

For the 4th of July celebration at
the Shooting park, the procession will
move from Jefferson and Fourth
streets at O'clock. Automobiles and
carriages are invited to join in pro-
cession following the parade of socie
ties. Let us have celebration worthy
of our national birthday.
All are invited. THE Com
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CANDIDATES.

Nomination papers are being circu-
lated for the following republicans
who will be voted for by the party at
the primary election: For congress,
Tenth district, E. A. Morse of Anti
go and Geo. P. Hambrecht of Grand
Rapids; for state senator, Twenty
fifth district, f. F. Chesak, Athens:
for assemblyman, First district, A. E.
Beebee of Mcmillan and H. g. Tank
of Stettin; for assemblyman, Second
district, Aug. F. Marquardt, city;
for county clerk, John King, city: for
county treasurer, Herman Vetter,
city; for sheriff, Frank Gaetzman,
city; for register of deeds, w. R.
Chellis, city; for clerk of the court, A.
A. Book, city; for district attorney,
Edward German, city; for coroner,
DR.. E. M. Macaulay, city; for survey
or, r. H. BROW j, Unity.
So far the democrats have not cir
culated any papers and the county
convention which is to be held Sat
urday, July 9, may determine who the
candidates are to be, although not
called for that purpose The party
will have an understanding with
itself at that time.
The ones most talked of at present
are: W. w. Albers, city, for state
senator; Nicholas Schmidt for assem-
bly,, First district, and A. T.
Plowman Second district; Frank
O'Connor of the city and John
Schirpke of the town of Emmett for
sheriff; E. G. Kretlow, city, for regis
ter of deeds; f. P. Regner for dis
trict attorney; VIM. Gowen for county
surveyor.
There is rumor to the effect that
the socialists are to name county
ticket.
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ANNUAL BALL.

There seems to be such wide diff
ference of opinion among Training
school graduates in regard to the
dancing party at the park pavilion on
the evening of June Both, that we
feel it necessary to give some expla-
nation. 1t will be conducted precise
ly along the same lines and with the
same privileges as the dance that has
formerly been known as the annual
Training sche5i alumni ball. The
members of the committee desire to
have ali members of the association
present.
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kent the KIM At Home.

ssFor the past year we have Kept
the King Of all laxatiyes-Dr. King 5
New Life Pills-in our home and they
have proved blessing TO all our fam
n.y. writes Paul Mathulka, Of Buffalo,
Ny. Easy, but sure remedy for all
Stomach, Liver and Kidney troubles
ONLY sc. at w. W AIbers-
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Rid your coops and chickens Of lice

Rid your coops and chickens of lice
by using Callies' chicken lice killer.
Forest Fires on Rib hill could be
plainly seen by people here in the
city last night
THE Y. M. G. A. mems meetings
will not be held during the months of
July and August.
A sprayer should always be used
when dining your potato bugs on
paris green. See Callies.
The report that man was frozen
to death on the streets today proved
to be absolutely groundless.
The long dry spell has very seriously
damaged the crop in Marathon county
The hay crop is practically failure.
While celebrating a hot Fourth
there's nothing like wearing the cool
underwear which can be obtained at
Seim Bros.
Levi Fleming goes on record as say
ing that during his life in Wausau,
he has never known a June as dry as
the present one has been.
John Vogt, upholsterer, $40 Third
street, does all kinds of repair work
ON quick notice Carriage and buggy
trimmings speciality. Give him a
call
The Mansion base ball team passed
through the city Sunday enroute to
and from Merrill, where game was
played that afternoon. The Mauston
fellows were defeated 1870
Sunday last being day of reason
able GOODNESS was an occasion of many
picnic and excursion parties leaving
the city. Many visited the Roths-
childs and paper mills sites. Others
went to up river points.
DIR. Herrick of Chicago, was in the
city on Saturday to consult in the
case of Mrs. NJ. B. Rosenberg, who
has been very i'll for several weeks.
At this time her condition is much
better and she is improving.
T. Bertrand, residing at 5l4 Elm
street, was injured yesterday morning
while unloading cars of logs in the
yards of the Barker & Stewart Lum-
Der Co. One of his ribs was broken.
He was removed to st. Mary's hos
pital.
James Bird who runs a blacksmith
shop on Bridge street opposite the
Franklin school, is now fully equipped
to do all kinds of general blacksmith
ing and repair work. Mr.. Bird is an
expert horse-shoer and if you want
your driver to trip along lightly bring
your work to him.
Machine oils-the kind that makes
the wheels go around-sold in any
quantity by Callies.
Miss Leigh Yawkey, of this city,
and Miss Eunice Hoefer of Kansas
City, will occupy the Kreutzer cot
tage on Plum lake, during July and
August and will entertain number
of young people from Wausau and
other places at house party.
A little money expended judiciously
in the right kind of footwear will
give you comfort these hot days.
Why wear close fitting, heavy shoes
and punish yourself? You will find
line of foot wear adapted to hot
weather needs, at Huffman g. Brach's,
Third Ave and Clarke st. j2s-2t
Last Thursday was st. Johns day
and it was observed by st. Johns
church. Among the clergy present
from out of the city were Bishop
Weller of Fond du Lac: Rev. +. Nj.
Thompson, Stevens Point, and Rev.
4. W. Griffin of Amigo. A supper
for members of the congregation, was
given at Rothschilds pavilion on
Wednesday evening.
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SHORT NEWS ITEMS.


Callies' machine oils save horse flesh
and wear and tear, believe me sir.
There will be no Fourth of July
celebration in Stevens Point this year.
Best thing this side OF Poniatowski
to rid lousy coops and chickens of lice
is Callies' chicken lice killer.
DIR. Turbin, the eminent German
specialist and surgeon, will be at the
Bells House, Monday, July A.
Last Friday was flower day for the
w. G. It. U. Many flowers were
gathered and delivered to the sick.
Save your money and buy flying
machine. You can accomplish the
first task by buying your goods of
Seim Bros.
John d. Ross, Jr., is building a
handsome home in Schofield. Mr..
and Mrs. Ross will make their future
home there.
A number of candidates for county
offices in this county have placed
orders for lightning rods, for use on
election day.
VIM. Sell, who has been laid up
with dropsy following an attack of
scarlet fever is able to get out again
and visit his store.
If you are in need of shingles call
and see our large assortment and get
prices before buying elsewhere.
If. BARKER STEWART LUMBER Co.
Geo. Arendsee got mixed up with the
law on Friday because of speeding
motorcycle. He pleaded guilty, prom
ised never to do it again and was let
go.
The ice cream social given on the
Y. NJ. @. A. grounds Saturday even
Ing by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the
Y, was largely attended and very sue
cessful.
Elmer Lucas, captain of Co. G, sub
mitted TO an operation for appendi-
citis Saturday in ST. Mary's hospital.
AT present writing he is getting
along nicely.
Mrs. Josephine Gusman, who con-
ducts saloon near Kelly, was arrest
ed yesterday on charge of having
sold liquor to minor. She pleaded
guilty and paid fine and costs
amounting to sls.
Jimmie, where are you going to
spend the Fourth?" "Why, Helen, |
just bought new suit of Seim Bros.
and I'm going to Chicago and show
the guys what nice buds they sell up
here.
Anything in the line of cement work
sidewalks, curb, cutters, driveways,
floors, steps, etc.-will be promptly
attended to by w. ]. Dessert, All
Sixth street near Scott. All work
guaranteed. Prices the lowest. If.
While working at the plant of the
Marathon Paper Mills Co., south of
Rothschilds Saturday, Peter Volkov-
ski, resident of the town of Norrie,
was overcome by the heat. He died
Sunday afternoon. He is survived by
a wife and four children.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is
sold on guarantee that if YOU are
not satisfied after using two-thirds of
a bottle according to directions, your
money will be refunded. 1t is up TO
you to try. Sold by all dealers.
The Wittenberg Academy band
gave most excellent program on the
stand on the county square on Tues
day afternoon and in the evening
gave concert at Castle hall, which
was greatly enjoyed by the many who
attended. The people of Wittenberg
are TO be congratulated on having
such q fine band of musicians.
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Eactory Tled up bY Eel.

A factory et Burnley, Scotland. was
tied up the other day through an eel
which had come from the river Calder
getting into the condensing apparatus
attached to the boiler. The machinery
had to be stopped till the fish was ex-
treated
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FIRE INSURANCE.

4. G. Kretlow wishes TO announce
that he is prepared TO write fire in
surance In approved stock companies
at reasonable rates. He also places
plate glass and boiler insurance and
surety bonds. First National bank
building. Phone 1888. II.
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While Saya Todoroyitch was dan
cling on his wedding day at verbitsa.
Servia, a naked dagger accidentally
few from the hand Of one Of his
frierds and pierced bis heart
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The Ideal ~

We are haunted by an ideal life and
IL Is because we have within US the
beginning and the possibility OF IT,
Phillips Brooks
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The reason some men never reach
the top is because they're quite salts
fed with the scenery and companions
they md at the bottom.
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Let me advise you when you are
married to go straight home as foon
as your work Is done. and you win
cure all the trouble Of life.--Judgs
Willis.
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Uxelees Effort.

The woman who Is wearing new
g45 hat cant understand why people
should waste time or strain their
eyes trying 10 see a comet.
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A gzsn learns to respect the rights
II others because his own are tramDled
on 40 mHch Atchison Globe.
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ses. way 81 SERVING cod.

Best Way Of Serving God.
God is better served in resisting
temptation to evil than In many for
NAL prayers Penn
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Foreign Walters in london
There are said to be $50. 600 foreign
walters employed in London
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ADVERTISED.

List of letters remaining uncalled
for i'm the Wausau P. O. for the week
ending June y. 1910 In calling for
same please say advertised.
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The ny season Is Just beginning.
Lay In supply Of CEllies' fiy chaser
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