Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1898-08-18
Andrew Follett, a Marinette photog-
raEAer. in missing.

sell, committed suicide by drowning in a
we'll
At Milwaukee, sSandow Cato, an Ital-
ian railroad section hand, was burned to
death in car.
Win Caffrey and Fred Marrow. who
escaped from Jail at Hudson, have been
captured at Grantsburg.
L. NJ. Thorpe, pioneer settler and
leading citizen of Richland County, died
at his home in Redwood aged 81.
Wisconsin postmasters recently appoint
ed were: William II. Johnson, Berlin;
Byron II. Sanford, Sheboygan Falls.
Arthur Leonard, former resident Of
Kenosha, was crushed in a freight ele-
vator at Chicago and died in great agony.
Mrs. T. L. Williams died at Baraboo,
as a result of an injury to a knee received
some time ago. She was % years of age.
Mrs. E. Harmon, who disappeared from
a West Superior hotel, is the wife of e. T..
Harmon Of Butte, Mont. The Woman has
not been found.
The Kaukauna board of review has
fixed the valuation of the personal and
real property of the city at $1,050,l 25, OF
which 1921, 800 is real.
Robert Altman, proprietor of the Bril-
lion Wagon and Carriage Works, had his
hand badly mangled in planer. Ampu-
tation was necessary.
Lieut.. William Bearder of Company X,
Second Wisconsin regiment, who has been
at Beaver Dam, i'll with typhoid fever,
has left to rejoin his company.
X
ing general commission business at
West Superior, has suspended operations
owing to financial embarrassment.
Indications point to an enormous yield
of potatoes in Eau Claire County this
year. Wonderful specimens Of the great
tuber are being exhibited.
A call has been issued for a State con-
vention of the social democrats. 1t will
be held in Milwaukee Sept. and a full
State ticket will be nominated.
Arno Jungmann, aged 10. fell under a
train at Appleton and lost both arms near
the elbow, suffering also a fractured leg
and scalp injuries. He will live.
The 2-year-old child of George Nashold
Of Otsego got hold Of a bottle of murlatic
acid while at George Kenney's home in
Fall River. 1t is thought that the little
one will recover.
At Marinette, Mrs. Emil Umberham,
wife Of the landlord of the Arlington Ho-
tel, was rescued from drowning by Ed
win Haase, aged 10, just as she was dis
appearing under a log jam.
Seth Symmonds of Kenosha met with
a peculiar accident while riding his wheel
in the country. Riding along at rapid
pace he fell, striking on his ear with such
force as to nearly dismember it.
A gun club has been organized at Bara-
boo to be known as the Baraboo Gun
Club. with the following officers: NJ. II.
Mould, president; l.. NJ. Jacobs, secretary;
H. Schoenfeld, treasurer. 1t has a men,
bership of twenty-five.
At Kenosha, Mrs. Gillespie received Sc
we're injuries from a fall from the porch
of her home. She has been an invalid for
many years with a disease known as an
chylosed joint. The fall separated the
bones, causing painful injuries.
Miss T'oena, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Myron Martin of Chippewa Falls, has
returned to the Blackfoot reservation in
Montana, where she will resume her du-
lAeS Ill Tie pIluHuly VI tAC
Indian schools on that reservation.
Mr.. and Mrs Phillips of Irvine are con-
siderably worried over the disappearance
of their 1S-year-old son, who has been
missing from home for several days. 1t
was believed he became fascinated with
the Buffalo Bill show and followed the
combination to Ashland
Louis Bauer, a Chicago and North
western section hand living at Nation,
died at the Rhinelander hospital from in
juries resulting in an accident which oc-
Cured near Newbold. Bauer's back was
broken and he was completely paralyzed
by jump from a moving handcar.
The case of the city of Berlin against
E. e. Curtis to recover $4,000, has been
referred to Court Commissioner Merrill
of Oshkosh. The amount represents the
surplus Of the per cent fax which the IN
surance companies have paid for the sup
port Of the fire department since 1871.
Arthur Lachsnce, an old and respected
resident Of Marinette, was drowned at
Storage Gap. The body was recovered.
Lachance was employed as q Waterman
there, and while tying a rope on raft
of logs he slipped and fell into the water.
The raft floating over him prevented his
rising.
A singular accident happened to a horse
at Little River. The animal collided with
the cutting bar of a moving machine,
which struck the horses forehead, cut
ting through the bone. In it's efforts to
get away the flesh was cut and torn clear
to the end of the nose, leaving the brain
exposed.
Robert Rick had an exciting struggle
with an obstreperous tramp who jumped
on TO his wagon when returning home
with berrying party, in the outskirts Of
Marinette. The tramp shot at Mr.. Rick,
but fortunately missed his aim. Rick
then overpowered his man and with the
assistance of several men in the party,
tied him hand and foot and took him to
the city.
Edgar Porter and James Mackin, two
young men of GAINESVILLE, and their young