Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-06-09

Thos. w. Moretield has been named by
the President for postmaster at Elkh0'n.
John Wendell of Tigerton committed
suicide at Appleton by jumping into the
river.
At Milwaukee. Charles H. Warner, Go
years old, committed suicide by taking
morphine.
Bert Young of Baraboo was dangerous
~ injured by being hit on the head with
0pound shot
The trial of Willie Glautz OF West
Bend. charged with prize fighting, has
been postponed.
Deanc Gold Mining Company of Liv-
ings'on HAS been Incorporated with capital
stock Of $4,000.
At Wausaukee. Robert Gucstner, q
wealthy lumlerman, was robbed of from
$50 to 500 in cash.
Fire in the factories of the Croker
Chair Company ut Amigo did damage to
the amount of $4,000.
Mrs. Henry Solb of Rpon was acct
dental,y shot by revolver which she was
examining with u merchant.
Superior is making it hot for gamblers.
The Mayor has been provided with funds
to prosecute "qmsi institutions"
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Boortz of Brillion
celebrated their golden jubilee. They are
So and 81 years old, respectively.
John s. Roeseler of Raraboo. county
school superintendent. announces himself
rs Il candidate for State superintendent,
Gambling Mt West Superior has been
put under restrictions and license. The
slot machines have been obliged to clear
out.
The Appleton police have succeeded in
arresting the crook who was riiling peck
cts in the crowds He is known as Muir
ply.
A volunteer company has been organ
lied at Neeaah Arthur j. Koch WAS
elected chairman and c. G. Smith secre-
thry.
A militia company has been organized
at Rice Lake with DIR. Dunn, captain;
Charles Btecher and L. Ii. Helmer, lieu
tenants.
At Racine, John Hegeny was thrown
from n buggy by Il runaway horse and his
head struck the hard pavement SO violent
" that it fractured his skull
Michael Sullivan, Il young farmer OF
Highland, while temporarily insane, at
tempted suicide by gashing his throat
with razor. He will recover.
The G.. \. r. of the State, in session at
Appleton. elected G. Ii. Russell of Berlin
as commander. The next annual encamp-
ment viii be held in Milwaukee.
II. A. Tagatz of Beaver Dam captured
a royal eagle. Tagatz was badly injured
about the hands and the left wing Of the
eagle was broken. 1t is Il beautiful speci-
men.
The inquest in the death of Christ Jes-
person. Il well-known man in Fond du
Lac who was killed by locomotive en-
CINE. resulted in a verdict of accidental
death.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Schultz purchased the
Grand Opera House ut Baraboo. Mrs.
Schultz held mortgage and in this way
secured tho property. Il. \. Philbrick
will be tie manager.
The body of Mrs. John Eliason was
found in the Red Cedar river, ten miles
below Menomonie. While temporarily de-
ranged Mrs. El;ason disappeared six
weeks ago from her home in Menomonie.
Nathaniel Austin, the member of the
Fort Atkinson company drowned while
bathing at Jacksonville, was Il former res
ident of .Ianesville. His father William
Austin, is well-known resident of Ev-
ansville.
The hod carriers strike at Racine has
been settled for all practical purposes.
The men went back to work at the scale
81 70 hAi I1ti bn
refuse to sign an agreement not to hire
union labor.
The estate of Mrs. Armitage, who died
of starvation at Fort Atkinson. was APP
praised at $500. At the time Of her death
$4,000 in jewels and gold was found in
basket in her bed. She was an actress
who had had sensational career.
The Lincoln County Bank at Merrill,
owned by \. II. STANCE. l.. n. Arson and
II. J. Collie, has been transferred to IL.
II. Foster, julius Thielman and ). Hene-
man, with II. J. Collie to continue as cash
Ter and have charge of the affairs Of the
bank.
John Porteriield was killed by the Wfs'
consin and Michigan train at Marinette.
He was a boom man and was sent by the
and while crossing the track ut the end
of the railroad bridge was struck by the
train.
The Milwaukee Protestant home for
aged received legacy of $4,000 from
the estate of the late Rev. Samuel Jones.
Rev. Mr.. Jones died at the institution.
In his will he leaves property valued at
So, 900 to be used in the furnishing of the
home.
Department Commander G. II. Russell
was given n reception ut Berlin on his
return from the Appleton encampment.
The Rev. Mr.. Jolitfe delivered an address
of welcome and Mr.. Russell responded.
Both G.. A. II. posts escorted him from
the station.
The Howard paper mill at Menasha,
which has been idle for eight months, was
ctor4ad ny far tta fret tinn sinra tho