Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1911-10-31
STATE NEWS
IN BRIEF


Observation-Disclosures Dygert. held
at Minneapolis, who is said TO
have confessed to the murder OF f.
E. Rhodes and Mrs. Walter Bolton in
Anoka county. Mimi. and John Hot-
sted of Poplar county, lived. until a
| year ago. at Spencer, eight miles
! from here.
! Fond du Lac.-Della Waltman,
fifteen-year-old girl. was due
to appear before Judge Fowler in
! Juvenile court, but because Della
| could not be found there was neces-
sary halt in the court proceedings.
| She has not been seen for a week.
Oshkosh.-Fred Radatz of the
town of Black Wolff, Winnebago
county, convicted in municipal court
of Illegal fishing, and given tine OF
500, is missing The penalty is the
heaviest ever imposed upon an Illegal
fisherman in this vicinity.
Wausau.-The body Of Leo Ket-
sci, Marshfield, aged twenty-three
years, was discovered in barn in the
town of Mcmillan. A revolver vas Iy-
ing beside the corpse and Coroner
Schulze decided an inquest was not
necessary.
Observation-Disclosures will be rep
resented at the annual meeting
of the American Association OF Farm.
ers' Institute Workers at Columbus,
O., November 1915, by George Nc
| Kerrow, superintendent Of Wisconsin
farm institutes.
Milwaukee.-The first information
al dairy show ended at the Au
ditorium with a total attendance of
over $4,000 persons. And with the
close went out the news that Milwau-
kee had been established as the dairy
capital of America. In reality it was
a carnival of fun, in which the exhib |
itors and show attaches, tired from |
the nine days OF hard work in con- |
stantly serving an exacting public, let |
themselves loose.
La Crosse.-Hugh Robinson, in |
his hydro-aeroplane, arrived here in |
his river fight to New Orleans. Rob- |
inson flew at at altitude Of 5000 feet |
and could be seen here with glasses |
when 20 miles away. He landed here |
without accident. When half a mile |
in the air a nut came off one of his |
planes, but caused no trouble. Robin
son stopped here for a thorough over |
hauling Of his machine, an attention it
had not received since he left Mime
apolis.
Green BRy.--Delegates to the |
fifteenth convention of the Wis |
consin Federation of Women's Clubs |
SHE'D at the question of woman suf-
frage during the final session. They |
agreed to indCrse a resolution per- |
tanning to suffrage, but refused to |
adopt it. A resolution favoring the |
establishment of a reformatory FOR |
women in the state, in case investiga- !
ton shall prove 1t is needed, was
adopted
Manitowoc.-Manitow will get
no aid from the government for
it's harbor. Further. no harbOr Of ref
uge will be established here unless
the city undertakes the project itself.
! Refusal Of the city's petitions for gov
eminent assistance to maintain the
| harbor and for a harbor of refuge is
| based upon the fact that the govern
ment has at a great cost created
commodious and adequate harbor
| here.
| Superior.-Indians here, as mem,
bers of the delegation which con-
! ferred with Congressman |. l.. Len
root relative to being guaranteed their
| treaty rights to hunt and fish on their
reservations unmOlested by state game
wardens, express the belief that blood.
shed will result if they are not grant
ed this immunity and white men at
the same time are allowed to hunt on
their lands.
Racine-William Shielding, Jr. !
judge of the municipal court for |
Racine county. and Charles Green
president of the Elkhorn National |
bank, had narrow escapes while driv |
ing to the railway depot at Elkhorn |
The two men drove across y railroad |
siding and in crossing another were |
wedged in by an automobile and |
farmers wagon, and before they could |
drive out freight car was sent into |
the siding, striking the horse and front |
part of the buggy, the occupants being |
thrown out, but uninjured.
GAINESVILLE. - Dr. Charles Suther |
land has charge Of a case of in
fantile paralysis, which is the only |
one thus far discovered in GAINESVILLE !
The patient Is the one-year-old child |
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Moore, 534 Mil !
ton avenue, and the case is closely |
quarantined.
Wausau. John SchwisteT, Wan |
sau's birdman, in a biplane of his |
own invention and construction, IN |
heralded scared over the city at & /
height averaging 500 feet, and without |
a hitch landed at his hangar after nav |
Ing covered a distance OF twenty !
seven miles, in thirty-fOur minutes.
Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. |
Erdall, Baldwin street, celebrated |
their golden wedding at the parlors OF |
Bethel Lutheran church. of which they
have been members for forty years,
Green Bay.-A special train with |
about 400 passengers will arrive /
in this city on October 26 from Mari, |
nette and MenOminee to greet Presi |
| dant Taft as his sr.cciaI mills into the