Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-11-10

Daniel POWELL pleaded guilty to forgery
at Racine and was sentenced to Waupun
for two years.
Big arches, deliberately decorated, were
erected at Tomah for the reception of the
returning soldiers.
Christine Fredericks of Lomira celebrat-
ed her Tooth anniversary. She has over
100 great grandchildren.
Miss Caroline Stoehle of Marnette was
married to Joseph Betz of Milwaukee at
the home Of the former.
The remains of Henry Potter of the
Third Illinois regiment were brought to
Cambridge for interment.
At Eau Claire, Christian Miller was sem
fenced to States prison for life for the
killing of Willard Taylor.
Burglars entered the barber shop Of
Paul Kuechler at Racine and robbed it Of
everything they could carry away.
All Saints Cathedral, Milwaukee, was
consecrated with imposing ceremonies in
the presence Of many Episcopal dignita-
ries.
Oshkosh police have renewed their war
on the slot machines and will make test
of the ordinances empowering the police
board.
At Marinette, Arthur Swanson, aged
II, died from the effects of a kick in the
abdomen given him by a playmate at
school,
The Milwaukee Typothetae, or employ
ing printers, Endorsed the resolution re-
Gently adopted by the National Typothetae
providing for fewer working hours for
npiptnrc anH honl hip6opS
The 5-year-old daughter of Charles IT.
Jort of the town of Worcester, near Prem
tice, was burned to death. She was play
ing in the woods where her father was
burning brush when her clothes caught
fire.
David Chisholm. manager of the Con-
solidated Milling Company of Chippewa
Falls, says the yield of wheat in Chip
pewa County is the largest it has been in
years and the wheat is of an excellent
quality.
Lawrence Ross, aged Is months, fell
from a Warren hotel window at Baraboo
to the stone walk below, a distance of
twenty feet, striking on his head. His
skull was badly crushed and his recovery
is doubtful.
AZ hdCIue. Il bcIc CIly eIcclIlC SlIecL
car struck a team of horses and wagon
driven by Edward Nelson, aged Is. The
lad was internally injured and his recov-
cry is doubtful One of the horses was
badly injured.
Robert Boehm, ST., a mason of Two
Rivers, fell from the scaffolding to the
ground while engaged in some contract
work at Neosho, sustaining such severe in
iuries that he died. He was about so
years of age and leaves Il family.
Lester S. Shaw, residing in La Crosse,
one Of the oldest conductors on the South
ern Minnesota division of the st. Iaul
road. fell between the cars at Spring VAL
ley, Mimi, and was run over. He lost
one leg and was otherwise injured.
Mrs. Ellis of Bristol township captured
a large American bald eagle in her hen
yard. She killed it with a rolling pin. The
eagle is a fine specimen, measuring feet
from tip to tip of wings. This was the
second one killed in Kenosha County in
week.
State Game Warden Johnson Of Osh-
kosh has caused the arrest of fifteen hunt
ers who are charged with violating the
game laws at Lake Koshkonong. James
vile, Chicago and Milwaukee parties are
said to be on the list. The prisoners ap-
peared before d justice at Fort Atkinson
ard were fined.
S. G.. Peterson. 10 years of age, report
cd to the Racine police that he had been
robbed by two men at Western Union
Junction. He says they relieved him of
his watch and chain, S14 and a certificate
of deposit on Racine bank for 5000. Pet
erson is a pcddler. and has been travelling
through Racine County for fifteen years.
Antoine johnson was drowned at Bay
Mills by his boat turning over in attempJ-
ing to cross boom stick. aud before help
reached him he went down. His com.
rades in the boat were his son and a neigh
Dor. The son endeavored to hold his faith
err I'D until help arrived. but the water be-
ing 80 cold he could not and had to let him
sink. When assistance reached young
Johnson he was nearly exhausted, and one
minute more would have been fatal. The
body has not been recovered johnson
leaves a wife and seven children.
"Not guilty. is the verdict of the jury
in the case of Thomas |. Kidd, George
Zentner and Michael Troiber, who have
been on trial at Oshkosh for three weeks,
accused of conspiracy to iniure the Lusi-
ness of the Paine Lumber Company by
means of the late woodworkers' strike.
The jury retired at 3:25 o'clock and in
fifty minutes reported its finding. The
reading of the verdict was greeted with
cheers and cries CT ''Hurrah for the star
spangled banner" Judge Goss making no
effort to restrain the demonstration. The
vote of the jury was unanimous for &C
uuittal on the second ballot one man vot-
ing for conviction on the first ballot.
Sheriff McMurdo of Outagamie County
figured in shooting affair with a crowd
of four Indians while on duty in the north
ern part of the county. No one was hurt,
theush a number of shots were fired on