Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-10-10

Green Bay.-John SWontek, a
farmer of the town of Eaton, was ar
rested on the complaint of Deputy
State Dairy and Food Inspector Can
non on the charge of transporting
milk in unclean cans. He was ar
raigned in municipal court and admit
ted his guilt to Judge Monahan. The
magistrate imposed fine of s25.
of a man, believed to be Alvin
Fegland, who has been missing
three weeks, was found in the marsh
north of here. A 32-caliber revolver,
clutcheu in his hand, and three dis
charged shells were responsible for
verdict of suicide.
Madison-As a result of the
designations of Prof. R. A. Harper,
Assistant Prof U. G. Marquette and
Instructor A B. Stout OF the botany
department of the University OF Wis
consin, who have accepted places on
the faculty of Columbia university,
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university have appointed E. H. Gil
bert, assistant professor of botany, w.
n. Steil and E. T. Bartholomew and
Alban Stewart as instructors in bot
any, and A. G. Johnson as assistant in
botany.
Madison.-Presidept Van Hise has
returned for the opening of the
university after a three months
absence in Europe and Brazil. During
his trip he visited England, Germany,
France, Portugal and Brazil. 1t has
been understood here that the object
of President Van Hise's summer trip
was with reference to large and valu-
able mining enterprises in Brazil in
which an American syndicate is inter
ested and in regard to which his opin-
ion as an expert geologist was
desired.
Fond du Lac.-Walter Zelewski,
a paroled prisoner who, the po-
lice say, made an attack on his wife
III a LclLuIIy INV anu ASLlS4, AOIII4bo
amuck, made getaway after a revol-
yer duel IN the streets of North Fond
du Lac, was arrested and is now in
jail. Zelewski was sentenced to the
penitentiary for one year on June for
non-support and then released on
parole.
New Richmond.-The three-year-
old daughter of sugar beet
picker named Franks, residing in
Hammond, drowned by falling in a
rain water barrel. She had been play
ing about the yard and was dead when
the body was found The Franks fam
lily came here with twelve children
few years ago from Germany, but
only two survive.
Madison. Anti-typhoid vaccine
will be supplied to registered Wis
consin physicians free of charge by
the state hygienic laboratory at the
university, beginning December l, &C
cord1ng to announcement by Dr. NJ. P.
Ravenel, head of the department of
bacteriology at the state univer-
sity.
five delegates have been appoint
ed by Governor McGoyern to the
Farmers National congress to be held
at Columbus. O., October II to Is.
MANY have signified their intention to
attend.
Madison. - .Assemblyman Thomas
Mahon of Eland Junction, chair
man of the special committee
created by the legislature to investi-
gate the alleged school book trust,
said the committee would, in few
days, send to school officers and edu-
Gators of the state a circular letter
asking for information regarding the
names and prices of books used in
their districts and for other informa-
ton which would help the committee
determine whether or not the book
publishers have a combination and are
charging excessive prices for books.
La Crosse.-The annual confer
ence of the Northwest German NJ.
E. church elected officers AS follows:
Secretary, DR.. F. Schaub, Charles
City, Ia; statistical secretary, H. R
Schmidt, Gladbrook, Ia; treasurer, H.
w. Schneider. Klemmie, Ia
Beaver Dam-Beaver Dam closed
one of the most successful fairs
ever held. Myra Dietz. a daughter OF
John Dietz. was crowned queen of
the fair and presented with diamond
ring. The races were all driven over
a soggy track.
Green Bay.-A lemon tree, about
three feet high, with five full grown
lemons, twelve second crop lemons
and also buds for a third crop. is pos
sessed by Carl Manthey.
West Bend-The annual dele
gate meeting of the Badger Fire
mems association will be held in
Jackson. The West Bend fire depart
ment will be represented by Chief
George P. Boden and the delegates.
John Klumb and E. J. Krieger. Thomas
Bruhy and P j. Wittenann are alter
mates.