Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1891-05-21
BADGER NOTES.

Iok .scn,c have been found in the
TIL ,,b of Mrs. Bertha Erickson, the
,al- nr.olI bride of five weeks, whose
IN ~as disinterred at Hadleyville. 1t
Ter that the dead woman's husband
red nnarcd to make complaint on
to- h an arrest could be made.
AIT ,orNG man named Christianson
~ oycd on the farm of Mons Sever
near the village OF Cambridge. ac-
-~- o,gv shot and killed himself
Bohemian Catholics of Prairie DIN
on- are to have II church edifice.
n, are over 100 families in that par
ard '''A
Ike a. death-rate at Madison was less
lia- me- the twelve months covered by
iay Iyt report of the health commits
I'd. r than it has been before for three
My
of r BAILEY, of Eau Claire, thinks of
en- inc a summer training school for
nix crs.
uc- amG Du CHEN is negotiating to Sc
re the Milwaukee Empire Knitting
sno Ks plant.
strike Of the Milwaukee stone
r. bins and briClIlayers has been de-
ri off, an agreement between the
and bosses having been reached
es are increased ,! cents per hour.
in, Madison police discovered a man
red "a show window of Joseph r.
no s icwclry store. He was arrested
RI was found that he was John Pur-
IL An old resident. A search of his
.ha iscs revealed the fact that he had
mIttrd other petty burgIaries, and
liquors recently stolen from John
its saloon were found. Purcell
~ led guilty IN the municipal court.
IN MATnISON, an inmate of the Mil
,rc Soldiers Home, was run over
az Killed by train on the Home
o'o uds during the night of the 10th.
iay me saw the accident, but it is sup
vas the man lost his way and was
sAs hing across the track when struck
r engine.
J. umost disastrous fire which has oc-
70 ID ut La Crosse for wears destroyed
Il saw mill of Capt. II. $. Davidson
" on the morning of the 18th. The
Ter bad been rebuilt during the past
3D. 'r, combining two old mills, and
ice practically new structure, flied
vas TWO gangs, two rotaries, band saw,
nd de- machines, etc. 1t began saving
ln- weeks ago, but the band was lost
q r''- nv Nhl''ttll WHtH III Iull
wn alton, was POO, 600 to 225 900 feet per
SEES The loss is placed at $50, 900.
no CuoS,N, Gainesville, Trempealeau
ICrntcrvllle will be represented at
y. shooting match that is to take place
IN mona on Memorial Day.
- ne Christian associations of the State
=, crsity have pledged $4,000 for
nd rproposed building. Over s., 900 is
"a #,l
ic- building that will cost at least
by NO. and $4,000 is considered the
he desirable figure.
es ~ addition to the car shops of the
u ago. Milwaukee x st. Paul Railroad
Nest Milwaukee is almost ready to
Fin work. Three hundred more men
be given employment by the new
~ S, and the capacity of the plant will
49, urcaScd from four to ten box cars
as M PLUME, farmer from Prospect
se, was killed while driving through
Is Nh Greentield. His wagon struck a
or platform in front of Mccullough
* and he was thrown to the ground.
re Pack was broken.
.ow belonging to German named
Wtde, at Ashland died of hydro
/. Na.
~ GS. ArGrsrA HErR burned to death
Nate Line while ut work about a red
ht stove.
= r log case of James l.. Gates $. T..
~ lOung, at La Crosse, was decided IN
~ Y of the defendant. Gates sued
go NJ. who was lumber inspector, for
- difference between the woods scale
the boom scale on II 900, 900 feet of
X 10 ,1> MI
.,a re- was great deal of evidence that
IN shrinkage was rarely below Is and
% rtimes exceeded SO per cent. The
gs- has been watched with great inter
lty oy lumbcrmcn.
heE Eau Claire County authorities
en- decided that an inquest be held on
las death Of Mrs. Bertha Erickson, of
to3oWn of Drammen. who was buried
weeks ago, and whose husband be-
les she was poisoned. She lies buried
@r the little town Of Iladlcyville, i'll
81 Mnt Valley Township, ten miles
az Eau Claire. The stomach will be re-
2g Sed for analysis as soon az the body
an be dlsintcrred.
Mt or. G0SsMAN, ex-consul to Athens,
on at his home, lO9S Humboldt Ave
~ 4 Milwaukee, on the l4th. He
" wears of age and II native of
and had travelled extensively.
WAS an accomplished linguist, and
le IA teacher of Greek, German, French
x other languages. He was Mt one
ne principal of a school in Syria. He
IA lived in Milwaukee about three
At rs, coming from California.
ne !. GILLETTE, printer, foreman of
La Crosse Chronicle, is said to have
n heir to fortune of $1,000, 900, left
by an uncle in New York.
FL unknown young man fell off
~ m at Lake Station. near Milwaukee,
tn fractured his skull. He was taken
ot s1e Emergency Hospital.
a. NE report of the State Board of
IA mites and Reform giving statistics
Insane for the month of April shows
the county asylums are growing
4N. The total number of inmates
~l 0sylums in the state at the end OF
mouth Of April was 3,226, an in
Se of III since last September. The