Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-07-07

has disappeared.
Albert Garb of Rartoul was killed IN
runaway accident.
Roy Audiss of Eau Claire, aged l.,
drowned in the Eau Claire river while
bathing.
John Manning, a pioneer GAINESVILLE at
torney, died, aged SO. He was noted
Greek scholar.
The residence of Conductor J. III. Burns
of Princeton was destroyed by fire. The
loss is $1,000; insured.
The second annual reunion Of the Tenth
Wisconsin volunteer infantry will be held
at Tomah July 2122.
The 14-year-old son of Mrs. William
Tcsch of Appleton had his hands and face
frightfully burned with powder.
The Oak Lawn hospital, which was Of
fcrcd to the city Of GAINESVILLE as a gift,
was refused by the Common Council.
Joseph Rocdcr of Marshield, Is years
old employed at the Marshtield bedding
factory, lost his left hand in machine.
The single mill of Henry Werner, nine
miles from Bloomer, was burned with 49,
coo shingles. There was no insurance.
coroner NIOnEcFUlHu VI AASLoSLti i''tiN-
cd a telegram from Hooker lake that an
unknown man had been drowned there.
John r. Deyer of Beloit was killed by
a freight train on the Chicago, Milwaukee
and st. Paul road between GAINESVILLE and
Milton.
A telegram was received at Barahoo
telling Of the killing Of John Cunningham
at Butte, Mont. He formerly resided in
BaraEoo.
Frank Hamilton was arrested at
Grantsburg, charged with selling liquor
without license. He was found guilty
and fined SCI.
Oscar Merrill, q farmer near Be!olt,
was kicked by Il horse, sustaining hrok-
ell jaw and other severe injuries, which
may prove fatal.
AT Baraboo, George Forbes OF Chicago
went into the Baraboo river to Eathe. lie
drowned as the result Of cramps. The
body has been recovered.
Some Of the altar vestments stolen from
a Chippewa Falls church recently have
been found but in such damaged conGi-
ton that they are worthless.
Miss Mary Backcnstoc, lately a teacher
in the Evansville high school, was mar
rod to William Magce, manager Of the
Magee Opera House at Evansville.
The building containing the postoice
and store at Buck Greek was destroyed
by fire. a family living in the upper story
lost nearly everything. There was no ia
surance. ."
Cincinnati, Ringing Bros rlan-killing
elephant, died at Baraboo of blood poison
ing. The animal was one of the largest
in the country and is said to have killed
several men.
Margaret Thomas, aged 1G years, was
accidentally shot in the head ut Eau
Claire by her brother, aged 6 years with
a 22-calibcr rifle The girl is i'll prcca-
rious condition.
The body of n man named I4atrop was
found on the railroad track, Il short dis
lance south of Kenosha. He had evident
ly started to walk home and in crossing
the track was struck by train.
Charles Price, the 13-year-old son OF
Postmaster Price of Wonewoc, while at
tempting to jump on a train, missed his
hold and fell, the cars passing over his
right leg half way between the foot and
knee.
The American Steel Barge Company
will soon begin tho erection of stone and
brick powder house in connection with its
works at West Superior. This and other
improvements to lie made will amount 70
$4,000.
The little baby of Mrs. Stuart Dukct
OF Marinette, wife Of the first sergeant of
Company |. managed to get hold of a dish
full Of Diamond dye on window sill and
drank considerable Of it. The little one
was terribly sick
La Crosse authorities have sold $50 000
water and school refunding "ten-twenty"
bonds, bearing per cent interest to Far
son, Leach & Co. of Chicago, paying $Go3
premium and reducing the interest to 1861
per cent. There were thirteen bidders.
John DiSman, wcIl-known farmer of
Mclbrue, was run over and killed by Il
train on the 500 limited. He was on his
way home and was intoxicated. 1t is pre-
sumcd he laid down on the track and went
to sleep. He leaves an invalid wife and
grown-up son.
John Daley, a Kaukauna soldier boy in
Company +, Second regiment, fell from
heat exhaustion at Chickamauga park a
few days ago. In his fall his head struck
his bayonet, infiicting quite wound back
of his ear, and rendering him unconscious
for some time.
AN attempt to kidnap the two children
of Mr.. and Mrs. William Nuttng Of Eau
Claire was made by two strange men.
Their evil designs were frustrated by the
pluck OF Mrs. Nutting, who, although
cripple, unhesitatingly attacked the men
and drove them off.
Assignee Fulton of the /. O. O. T. In
surance Company of Wisconsin has begun
action against eighty-two members of Odd
Fellows lodges of Racine to recover as
sessments alleged to be due the company
on deaths that occurred before the com
pany assigned. The sums average from
s. to $36.
The Racine police think they have made