Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-04-05

,.;+ias claim the fever IS due 10 the
tno a, no. wster supplied by the Ashland
1 1Mltr power Company. A well has
haa,, driven at the Rhinehart Hosp''al;s
D. water was struck at deplh "a
IT T,ou.s CARTER pleaded guilty to a
.,harce Of burglary at Stevens folilt anu
was sentenced to one year III e'@'o
prison rho bas been
accent of the Chicago, MllWaukee y 1eeo
Paul Railway at La Crosse since a a1oI,
has resigned on account OF the oeiii"A'e''
of private business. -,
TIM Rev. M. H. Clifford, who has
been at Oshkosh for some tlme, n La
been transferred to Appleton, Wne e;aa no
will assist the Rev. W. ). Fltzm lat,,'1yad
w RE LOT, people have been Vlctlmll:eu
NV man cIaimingto be arepresentatlve
~ Frank Bros, of Chicago. re was no1
connected with that firm, neither hau
he ANYTHING to do with its business.
The alleged impostor gave his name .'e
r T. Frank, rented big store, ana an
no,nced that he was about to conoucI
. business at Beloit. Business men re-
ceived him Hospitality and EXTENDED
the courtesy Of cashing his cheeks
which will probably never be reueenleu'
THEresidence on the DunWlddle larill,
near GAINESVILLE, was entered by trahlPs
during the absence OF the laillly' ca
robbed of several suits OF clolnes' iiiio
and silver watch. ,r;.,;s
GEORGE HAYS, captain OF the Mleeio.
s;nni steamer George Hays, the owner
of Several vessels and the supervisor oi
steam vessels for the upper MISSISSIPPI
and Missouri rivers during the nr rs
Cleveland administration, died at ot'
Paul from exposure. Capt hays anu
halner we're in the river on a barge on
Saturday and ran into shallow water at
nightfall. They were unable TO at
tract anybodv's attention, ana re-
manned out all night, the temperature
being far below zero most OF the tline'
THE 15Oth anniversary of the organ
ization of the Welsh Presbyterian
Church in Wales was celebrated WIN
appropriate ceremonies at haclne'
Over 700 persons were in attendance.
The fiftieth anniversary of the estab-
lishment Of the Welsh Church III ha-
cine was also celebrated.
Mrs. II. b. MONROE, of Racine, has
presented St. Luke's Church with
handsome brass eagle lectern as a
memorial of her late husband: 1T
stands nearly seven feet high and IS OF
solid polished brass. The value is about
$500.
SOLOMON MoRaGAN, carpenter,
dropped dead while at work i'll Lake
Geneva. He was a member OF GO. +,
Fourth Wisconsin Cavalry, and was TT
years of age.
IMPURE water is said to be the cause
of the typhoid epidemic at Ashland.
Physicians have therefore warned peo-
pie not to use hydrant water, or to boil
it before drinking. In order to settle
the question the Ashland Water Com
pany has offered to have it's water an
alyzed by chemist, and the PROPOSE
ton has been accepted.
JOHN DlTTBRENNER. a fagman of the
Central road on Sixth Streetat Oshkosh,
fell under switch engine and had one
leg cut off. Fortunately it was a cork
leg, SO that Mr.. Dittbrenner is hardly
the worse for his accident.
THE remains of Charles II. Balm, who
died 9 few days ago in San Francisco,
were taken to Kenosha where they
were inferred. The employees of the
Balm Wagon Works attended the
funeral in a body.
THE Easter offering at the Cathedral
in Fond du Lac, amounted to ST 1872. AT
Christ Church, Delavan, the Easter Of
fnrino uoc ST 40