Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1890-12-27
lAcING A SENSATION.
,,+ FalIaciOus idea of News
W. Gathering.

neqs for great daily paper is a
NATTER, They suppose all the
y. have to do is to recline in
/ y.Iv upholstered chairs before
] aJ iesks, and graciOusly receive
\. ~ tho news which flows in in an
| sie,sing and highly desirable
IF rpportorial paradise is about
distance from the truth that
IT'S from the west.
/ sance in proof of the error of
% occurred to a reporter OF the
on0Iis News a day or two ago. A
g I friend Of the paper came
ssid that some some villain or
j IN the southwestern part of the
n emf off the hair of two or more
I he Young ladies. The story was
[ongI and was related with all
Tndapt minute. A young woman
! an Maple Steeet, aWoke with a
I at Friday night, to find her
rpsses cropped off close to her
head, the man said. Her hair
4 lone that it swept the ground
] he stood at her full height, and
&tbe envy and admiration of all
4c an the street, the story went
I hen she awoke she saw a man
srambling out of the window,
4 locks streaming alrily from his
! aher case occurred at about
4 of the same night. The young
j in this instance, lived on Roe
! nd lust as she was about to en-
Rocerv store near corner Of Roe
Rsareets, man leaped from a
adow, seized her hair, and, with
sh flourish of a cleaning knife,
f close to her head. Uttering a
lcam, the girl fled, and when
came to the rescue it was found
! h had cut a deep cash across
] G, making a horrible and bloody
4 In neither instance was there
s be of the man who committed
Rage.
sounds very much like stories
have recently come from De-
$uggested a reporter.
! it does; but what [ tell you is
suppose the fellows here have
Aeir ideas from reading the pa
are the names Of the young
/ VIo have had their hair invol-
! dipped?'
bit know; my wife told me
Mrs Mason told her. Go to
R@n, She knows all about both
] ID is we'll acquainted with the
atenry Jackson, who keeps a
on West Street, and Dixon
who has a little drug store half
south Of Jackson's grotery,
1va.I about the case of the Roe
bur Was late and a reporter was
kAto the neighhorhood on one
zlaier's sWittest mule cars. Mrs.
Vas very atable and after listen
story complete, said that was
Sle heard it except that she
od the Roe Street girls neck
scratched. The girls name ?
iy did not know. Mrs. Writ
her about it. If the reporter
On Mrs. Writ he could get
#ns he wanted. She was a per-
Eend Of both the girls.
1 poEter called on Mrs. Writ.
confirmed the story in the
sad 1t was not quite accurate,
10 her understanding of it.
DE Street girl was awakened by
pulling her hair, and rose up
NE To see a man climb out of
loN. Her hair was not cut.
Hueet girls hair was not cut
u' when the man struck at it
MI'le he scratched her neck.
l'amS, who had told her, could
exporter the names of the girls
ucn narrow escapes.
way to see Mrs. Williams, the
Stopped at Jackson's grocery
, never heard of the case at
Trgd Mr.. jackson much inter-
Who We're the girls %
y. Enat I'd like to know" an
SIe reporter, resuming his
%FS, Williams had heard the
VII III the hired girl of Mrs.
H. VINO 1i: knew the girls. There
iT y Slg1t errors in the report
'v VI. Ql me the story, she said. The
h l ao' 1--we on Maple and Roe
S Sag mad forgotten where Mrs.
Do rso SAID they lived. Roland,
gust declared to the reporter,
i t 5ya | m on his way to see Mrs.
I 6"'. ne had never heard of the
Ee yeS'aes, he happened to know
~ no girls living on Roe
,y well but this is the funniest
H., yef M heard in my life !" de-
lrt" No. thomas, after listening to
IN nee : any superlative amount
jn M IL, remarked the reporter,
ward desire to commit muir
;j is 50 funny to think how
NV v" y ~: story got started. ]
kin%s ;bndget must have heard
h NJ I'm IN the News about those
n so GLASSES of Beer a Day.
Iox P'Clal to the New York Sun.
ITnN' lamlIiarly known as "Holy
'oA, an emn1ova af+L nI