Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-12-19

| q nurse. There she met Dr. BOILING
and the wedding is the outcome.
Milwaukee.-August Radke. forty
! seven years old, boarding at COS
Greenfield avenue, while respondent
poured the contents of a kerosene
| lamp on his clothing and then applied
a match. The fire department was
summoned and extinguished the
| flames. Radke was taken to hos
pital. where 1t is said he viii recover
Madison.-In ordering the DIS
charge Of William Rice and I'd
ward Benercia, Indians. Federal Judge
Sanborn established the rule that IN
dams may hunt on their own reseTva-
tions in or out OF season. Deputy
game wardens arrested the men on
! reservation in Ashland county.
Manitowoc Determined not 70
break his record of seven years a
member of the council without a
meeting missed, Alderman Edward
! Thorisen left sick bed at the Holy
Family hospital to attend meeting.
Thorisen underwent an operation a
few days ago.
Madison The county clerks in
Wisconsin so far have reported the
sale of 1885 hunting licenses this
fall. The limit for making returns is
h1r 2 ic tod
fully 125,O0o have been issued The
total last year was 1924.
Madison.-P ]. B. Parkinson,
formerly vice-president of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, and Mrs.
Parkinson will celebrate their golden
wedding anniversary on December ~
and reception will be held in the
Unitarian parish house.
Manitowoc.-T steamer Berlin
and tow, which were reported
lost. are safe at Kellys island. &C.
cording to word received here. The
Berlin is en- route to Hancock, Mich,
with ore.
Green Bay Attorneys for julius Pc
ters, found guilty by circuit court
jury on the charge of arson a week
ago, will ask anew trial on the grounds
of insanity.
Madison.-The state board of
control ordered the quarantine raised
al
cases of diphtheria developed some
weeks ago. There were no fatalities
and all now have recovered.
Oconomowoc- Miss Mae Clark of |
Milwaukee, guest at the r. H.
Mansfield cottage on Oconomowoc
lake, and Hugh Tierney, who was
employed at the college, were drowned |
when the Ice suddenly gave way as |
they were skating in the bay in front !
of the Okauchee station William |
Prusing, son of DR.. and Mrs. Prusing |
who also occupy part OF the Mans
field cottage, were also. on the lake,
but by the time assistance arrived the
young man and woman had gone down
for the last time. Mr. Tierney, who
was formerly at Oconomowoc, was re.
Gently married in this city TO Miss
Anna Wachtel of Okauchee and they
were residing near the Mansfield
home An effort was made to find
the bodies. but without success. The
lake at this point is about twenty feet
deep.
New Richmond.-Miss Nellie F1ah-
erty is home from Catawba, where
she has been teaching, with the car
cass of a 150-pound deer which she
from her school.
Kenosha. Annie Triebichoersh Of
Kenosha, who was shot twice
by her sweetheart, John Holica,
who then shot himself is ready to
marry the man as soon as he can OBJ
tain bonds and $1,000 and she is able
to leave the hospital.
Green Bay. Efforts are being
made to secure a new trial for
julius Peters, the boy found guilty OF
arson. Judge Hastings has not pro
nounced sentence. he was convicted
of setting fire to the Baum depart
ment store.
Madison.-The Industrial commits
sion sent letters to ali women's
clubs of the state asking their coop
Grafton toward the enforcement OF the
child labor law and the womens ten
hour labor law
sheboygan ~ The county board
has passed resolution instruct
ing Sheriff Hoppe to put all per
sons sentenced to the county Jail on
the stone pile and compelling eight
hours work daily Heretofore only
tramps have been pu. on the stone
pile.
La Crosse--Rev A. r. Aims
gust. Minneapolis. was elected
president OF the English Lutheran ~
nod Of the northwest to succeed Rev
A. J. Reichert. Red Wing, who will
move to Pennsylvania.
Superior-c. H. Crownhart, chair
man OF the Industrial commission
OF Wisconsin, completed negotiations
for the settlement OF two accideni
cases here under the newly enacted
workmen's compensation act Tbs
cases are the first in this city to b.
settled under the new law.