Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1894-03-29

Miss HATTIE ROBERTS and A. Baulch
and Miss Maude Wilson and Homer
Roberts were married at the nome OF
II. S. Roberts at La Crosse
A GASOLINE stove exploded in the resi-
dence of l. b. Jorgenson, at Kaclne,
setting fire to the building. Little dam
''s THE creditors of DR.. J. p. Garvin at
Fond du Lac, whom he neglected to
notify Of his intended change OF loca-
ton to Philadelphia, are increasing III
number.
GEORGE FISCHER has begun suit against
the city of La Crosse for $o,OOO dam
ages for injuries alleged to have been
received by falling off a bridge last De-
cember.
The assaiants of Saloon-keeper Erb-
stein, of Taycheedah, were acquitted OF
robbery, but held to account for assault.
For two hours Mrs John A. Love lay
rs one dead, in the bath room of her
home at Beloit, while her husband and
daughter looked for her high and low.
Finally Mr.. Love went to the bath
room and found it locked. He forced
it open and there found his wife uncon-
scious upon the floor. she having been
overcome bya congestive chill brought
about by the fumes OF gasoline by which
means the water in the bath room was
heated. Mrs. Love was not well, or she
would probably not have been affected
by the gasoline fumes. 1t was several
hours before she regalned CONSCIOUSNESS.
She will probably recover.
TIE church war at Fond du Lac is at
an end. Bishop Joyce, Of Chattanooga,
Tenn, visited Fond du Lac, and after
the situation was fully discussed the
bishop decided to appoint the Rev.
William Clark pastor OF the First
Church, at Oshkosh, and the Rev. q.
Ii. Trever pastor Of the Division Street
M. Il. Church at Fond du Lac. The
charges which were preferred against
the Rev. William Clark have been with
drawn by the pastor who preferred
them.
CHARLES HuRrDrr, a well-known resi-
dent of Racine, was found dead III the
paint shop Of Nicholas Nyburg. lie was
seated in hack and fell over dead.
Heart disease is supposed to have been
the cause. He was IS years OF age ana
u brother OF Ii. w. Ilurlbnt, the wagon
manufacturer.
1r is probable that Jackson I. Case
will resign as mayor Of Racine. He is
largely interested in the Belle City
street railway plant, which is seeking Il
lighting contract with the city. If the
contract is entered into he will be
forced under the charter to resign his
office.
MARY JANSEN, Marinette girl, was
found nearly dead in {: room in the
Cholette House at Peshtigo. bottle
of carbolc acid near her bed told the
tale of an attempted suicide. Her re-
covery is doubtful. No cause can be as
signed for the act
The Fond du Lac County Board of
Supervisors elected c. Louis Muenter
county treasurer to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of his father, Louis
Muenter.
r. FlYTE, of Plainfield, was wounded
in the hip by the accidental discharge
of a gun. He will recover.
THERE is young woman in Jackson
Township, Dane County, VINO knows
exactly what she wants and will have it
or nothing. Her name is Maggie San
ford. If report is true, she is worth
$50, 900, wants husband and is willing
to give up half her fortune to the man
she marries. There is, however, a pro-
viso. The man who gives her his name
and the love and protection of a hus-
band must have Il fair share of personal
beauty, an agreeable disposition and
record free from blemish, and he must
exhibit and prove good business
ability. He must be capable of man.
aging the five farms representing her
fortune, as well as providing that atfec-
tionate regard and loving minis
tration for which the heart
of the maiden yearns. The
young woman recently wrote
to matrimonial bureau in Chicago and
then went to that city. She spent the
in Int
of them seemed to suit. When seen at
her boarding house she said: ~ es, ]
am looking for a husband, and I'm
pretty we'll fixed, too. Those two
farms in jackson township are worth
$50 an acre, and the other three you
couldn't buy for Il cent less. All are
well stocked and improved, too. You
see, dads getting old now, and | have
to do the whole business. The tenants
give us lots of trouble, and / want
man who can attend to the business
properly. None of the lads of the
Wisconsin University at Madison suits
me, and SO | advertised for Il husband.
That's the quickest and best way to get
one, don't you think? %
DR.. W. l.. HoLLoCK has commenced q
81 600 damage suit against DR.. Robert
kltto, Of Racine. 1t is alleged that DR..
kltto sold his practice to DR.. Pollock
and agreed not to practice within fifty
miles of Racine for five years, and that
he has broken the contract by practic-
ing in the city.
LIE stranger who recently died in a
hospital at Fort Wayne, Ind, is sup
posed TO have been Samuel ii. Ham
mond, a former attorney of Fond du
Lac. Mr.. Hammond left Fond du Lac
several months ago and nothing more
had been heard OF him.
JOHN REYNOLDS had narrow escape
from death at Madison. He was driv- !
ing when the animal became frightened |
and dashed into an electric car. The
horse was killed and the buggy
wrecked. Mr.. Reynolds escaped with |
slight injuries
CARL FITzEE, q fireman in the La
crosse vinegar works, had his face ter
!loly burned while shovelng shavings |
out ana scorching his face and burningg