Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-02-01

tJa was a member OF the hOyal oolleSo
of Surgeons, London, fellow OF the Ueo-
logical Society of England ana CORE
spending member OF the hoyal 1ortl-
epltnral Society of England. He found
ed the medical department. OF the state
University and was elected professor In
1856 He was a member OF the tlrst
CITY Council of Madison. lie mani
fasfed great interest in horticulture,
ana acq, fareeHi n I'll the Norhwest" Tie was
nresident of the State horticultural So
ciety for five years. During the war ne
was appointed surgeon IN charge 10 Jake
care of the sick left behind at camp
Randall and to care for rebel prisoners
sent to Madison. The remains VIII pe
III i55t tTIn DPTMMoND, employed III
lumber camp near Cadott, fell under a
rolling log and was crushed to death.
Deceased was stranger IN those parts
and was about % years OF age. Inc
remains were inferred at Cadott
THE marriage of Miss Ida Randall to
William II. Frawley, district attorney
Of Eau Claire County, took place at the
home Of the bride in Eau Claire The
couple started on an extended western
wedding tour.
Louis PURCELL, who was arrested at
Racine on charge of stabbing Michael
DunIayey, has been held to the circuit
court for trial on a charge OF assault
with intent to Kill.
Joseph COLA and Nick Schuda were
arrested at Stevens Point on charge OF
assault with intent to 40 great pOolly
harm. They were held III ponds OF
ST 900.
r. S. MERRILL, a La Crosse furniture
dealer. made an assignment to b. Is.
Mercereau. The assets are $500; la
bilities about the same.
MAYOR OEILERICH, of Oshkosh, has
decided that all tramps taken IN custo-
DIV at that place will be obliged to work
three hours day.
The residence of Robert Blow, of
Stevens Point, was burned with nearly
ali the contents The loss will reach
about $500.
WILLIAM f. SMITH, a farmer residing
near Eau Claire, fell dead at his home
of heart failure. He was 80 years of
age.
Thomas TAYLOR, vino resides on the
Joseph Spaulding farm in the town OF
Harmony. Rock County, was picked up
in an insensib)e and almost dying con-
dition near his farm. His body WAS
found lying beside the Chicago, MI
waukee 4 st. Paul Company's track,
with large hole on the top and near
the back of his head. He died before
regaining consciousness. He had gone
to Whitewater and was returning to
GAINESVILLE when the accident occurred.
1t is supposed he went out on the plat
form and fell off. His remains were
taken to Whitewater, his former home,
for interment He leaves Il wife and
several small children.
Miss ELMIRA A. SoDERHoLTz, of Chica-
90, was united in marriage to Henry Nj.
Wilson, of Oshkosh The parents of
the bride opposed the union, but the
young woman took matters into her
own hands.
Miss JESSIE PECK, pretty Fond du
Lac young woman, could not stand the
bowling of q neighbours dog, SO she
sent the animal to the happy hunting
ground by putting a bullet through its
head.
WILLIAM MCKAY, of Green Bay, who
recently had his legs frozen 50 badly as
to necessitate the amputation Of one
leg, died at the county poor house.
Mrs. JOHANNA HOPPENsPERGER died at
her home in Appleton, aged 10 years:
For forty years she was a resident Of
Buchanan, Outagamie County.
GEN. AND Mrs. LUCIVs FAIRCHILp will
leave Madison about February l to
spend the rest of the winter in New
Mexico and California.
FRED CARNEY had his arm broken and
his head badly cut III runaway acct
dent at Marinette. lie will recover.
THE GAINESVILLE Common Council will
be asked to appropriate $4,000 for q
High School.
ISAAC S. CLARK, an old resident of La
Crosse, died at the age Of - years
Deceased resided in Milwaukee for a
number of years
GUSTAvE nj ARSCHALL, aged 81 years,
died at his home in La Crosse. De-
ceased settled in La Crosse County in
1858.
CHARLES PETzoLD. Menasha young
man, rescued two boys from drowning
in the Fox Rivera few days ago.
lr is estimated that there is 60,000.000
feet of lumber on Chequamegon Bay,
a considerable portion of which could
be shipped by rail and sold at Chicago
and other points southwest this winter
We're it not for freight rates. 1t is said
that only one Ashland lumberman has
shipped to Chicago this winter.
HE sudden death Of Miss Eftie
Brownell, employed as q servant in the
family of the Rev. Mr.. Hepp, of Water
lord, Racine County. has created quite
stir LII that small town. Shortly be-
fore her death the girl gave birth to
child. The father of the girl arrived
on the scene and will make thorough
investigation.
Miss RUTH WENTERBoTHAM, of Eau
Claire, who attained celebrity during
the Worlds Fair as a designer of arts
tic tiles, has gone to England to perfect
her knowledge of tile-making.
HE police force at La Crosse has
been reduced by the dismissal of two
officers. The citizens are protesting
against it.
THREE police officers at Racine have
been suspended on a charge OF intoxi-
cation bending an Investigation.
TWO BROTHERS DROWNED.