Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-10-22
pADGER NOTES.

WILL tEIGE, VINO Il!Cu " hlll Annie
w. and then himself because the girl
De !Iid not marry him, has been arrested
|o LtoI, Claire. The complaint is signed
SI i .i1e mother of the girl, and charges
WITH assault with intent to kill.
M ;,o was unable to leave the house, and
T2<o BARTLETT went to the house and
JuI77Snnd him there. He pleaded not
In. iit,T and was left in the custody of the
s2 TI'r Rutternut Land Company, of
,cLiand County, capital stock 81, 0C0,O 600:
:1SLl,r1or9t0rs: Iheo. i. Yankee, w. G..
W., VA and Arthur Besse, has been or
'gm;lod. also the Gothenburg Water
t-..-.,o,1I.and investment Company, of Mil
l"T-4e. capital stock s., 300, 600; incor-
N"~."rcrs; A. II. Hadfeld, M. II. Brand
# 5ni Charles QuarIe8.
vu1rAu RIED, Of Washburn, has left
f,r narts unknown. No reason is known
1r his disappearance.
Trrrry FAIRcuILD has been appointed
I[embcr Of the Advisory Council on
til+nrical Literature Of the Worlds Fair
Ddnnress, an auxiliary to the Worlds
IA casper SYLyERsoS, q general merchant
Ell e Fan Claire. has assigned. Liabilities
e 000 assets $4,000.
III "ire broke out in the Chapter House,
nj onnnjed by the Phi Delta Theta frater-
gity at the State University, and it was
Almost entirely destroyed. The fire
,Ias caused by defective pipes. A bill
lard table and the furniture were de-
III ,+roved. There were seventeen stu
3anfe roOming in the house, and they
will be obliged to seek other quarters
81 temporarily.
EDWARD HAsEINs, of Odanah, Ash
M 1o1d County, raised a cabbage that
weighed IS pounds. The Catholic
school sisters, of the same place, raised
three carrots that weighed p pounds
ri each.
rnr assessed valuation of Ashland's
real estate is over S., 100000.
r. /, GAGE, of Madison, died ON the
18TH, Of heart failure. He was one of
II oldest engineers on the Chicago, Mil
waukee x st. Paul road. He had an
arm smashed in Milwaukee some time
400. and had been ailing since.
TuE earnings of the Chicago, Milwau-
kpe 4 st. Paul Railroad Company dur
inc the second week Of October were
81 Sis 729. an increase Of $50, POS over the
M corresponding week one year ago. The
81 earnings Of th6 Milwaukee & Northern
@ for the same week were $40, 766, an in
crease OF S. Oh.
EXACTLY $l,274, 969.04 is the amount
paid to pensioners by United States
Il Pension Agent Pond, at Milwaukee,
Al from October to October II. During
u this period, twelve working days, about
5000 pensioners were paid, and the
u week ending Saturday, October II, may
be regarded as an important one in the
annals of the pension office, as the rec
ord made has never been eQualed here
totore at the Milwaukee agency.
Mrs RUSSELL, who was gored by
q bull several days ago, died of her in
ures at Eau Claire on the 18th. She
u was the mother of Miss Lois Russell,
state organizer Of the w. G. L. ..
On the afternoon of OCTOBER Annie
u Kodatz, aged Is years, disappea I'd
q from her home on the Hopkins road,
about half mile north of the city linn
q It's Her body was found at q late hour
on the night of the 18th, under the
floor OF q barn on her fathers premi-
Il SEES, covered with manure. Subsequent
ly Albert kohls, aged Is, employed on
the farm, confessed that he had killed
the girl with q hammer.
JULIA BRooEs, aged IS. committed
suicide at Ashland by taking Iaudanum.
a quarrel with her lover was the cause.
TIE Ashland Water Company has
raIsedits capital stock to 100000.
\ STORE owned by Axle Appel, of
jacksonport, burned to the ground early
on the morning of the 10th, with all the
contents. The insurance on the build
ING and merchandise is about $4,000,
and the loss will exceed this sum con-
ader&bIy. The origin of the fire is not
known.
A PRACTICAL Joker at Ashland caused
q sensation by procuring basket of
sandwiches and taking his stand in front
OF the land Office window. A report
that the Omaha grants had been thrown
open to settlers was circulated, and
scores Of Ambassadors from all direc-
tons hurried to the spot. The line
quickly formed and all one night the
men stood at their posts. One man re-
fused 5000 Tor his position. The next
'@y the Joke was told and the disguised
victims of the affair went home.
MABEL KELLY, the iG-year-old daugh-
Ter OF Joseph Kelly, Of La Crosse, IS
missing. 1t is believed by her friends
That she eioped with y young man and
went TO Hurley.
FoRGER ANDEHs0N, who had just
served a term III the penitentiary, was
sentenced at La Crosse to another term
Tor forging q check on the Adams Ex-
press Company one year ago.
FRANK kEIZE was arrested at La
crosse, charged with having robbed the
residence of Mrs. Hubbard at that
place. He secured IS in cash.
EMIL KAHEA, of La Crosse, was ar
rested by the sheriff of Red Wing,
1illn., on warrant sworn out by
young girl of that city.
=, \ FEW days ago n. H. Andrew, OF
Tau Claire, received word that his
lT,tolher had been murdered in Seattle,
wash. He has heard from the chief OF
ponce there that TO such person has
i9een killed at that place. Andrew says
Ais brother has friends on the police
5io?rce IN Seattle, and if he had been
MIIed he would have known it. lie has
1ot heard from bis brother, however,
"a two years, and does not know where