Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1899-10-05

A Presby teFian church has,.
at Humboldt. Yea
Harry johnson of Racino .,
wagon and was killed. 'ea
G. A. Dewey has been
Rac;ns ans ezpoaS
Capt: Rogers has closed bis
office at Beloit, having eplistos sse
one men.
@. 2. Crosby will move hi,
from Strickland to Hawkins ms
be reconstructed. "uea
AdoEph Zimmerman while INNS.
Peshtigo, shot the first white a.s
seen ii Marinette County.
Terrance Mahoney, son of Mrs.
ma Mahoney of GAINESVILLE, was II
the Gags at Fremont, Neb.
Ralph Won Loe, Beloit school
from his bicycle. He ran sl,ts
into his eye, destroying the sigbt q
Anton Posiki of Ashland, a Pin
borer, fell from a trestle bridge
ceived injuries from which he dS
hours later.
It is said the Kewaunee, GrAa i
and Western Railway will bujn i
tension of it's road north from Ssk
Bay, probably as far as Ellarsm,i
Mrs. M. G. Hacker of Barabm I
ed word that she had fallen het ]
estate valued at 10000 by tsI
Of her aunt, a Mrs. Williams, II
sided in California.
John Dombrowski, coal heal
the yards Of the Chicago and Norl
ern road in Amigo, fell a disal
twenty feet from a staging into Il
coal, fracturing his skull.
Property to the value Of $1,000
fered to the Protestant Hospital
citation of Sheboygan County, Wild
be available as soon as subsaj
warrant the beginning of buildI
At East Troy, the barn of the
Vista House, owned by J. T. Jubs
destroyed by fire. Seven horses ali
carriages, as well as an icehOus
woodshed were burned. The lOsi
mated at $1,000, with small insuu
Leonard Johnson, Is years Old /
way in dense woods near MarShfa
nearly two days and two nights b
dsred ainlessly and frantically
the forest. Searching parties
him two days afterward. He va
porarily deranged by his terri1t
rience.
Section Foreman James Andg
Johnson's Greek was instantly
and William Smith, laborer of Ii
place, seriously injured on the
western road. The men were enc
inspecting the track and, with tn
car, were working their way to ]
Junction.
Burglars made a rich haul at
dence of former Comptroller Fir
in the fashionable part of La Cro'
eral hundred dollars, diamond
watches, jewelry and family b
were stolen. Ex-Sheriff Gideon G
residence was robbed. Only jewt
taken, but will foot up quite s.
Albert Sherman, a laboring
work for George Evans, abOt
miles from Camp Douglas, was
the cars. He was seen to go bet
cars just west of the camp. One
a part Of his head were found in
at Tomah; other parts Of his be
found just west of Camp Doug
The will of Elisha D. Smith {
sha was filed at Oshkosh. The
tate has not been inventoried, but
sonal property is estimated at
His two sons, Charles and He
made executors without bonds.
widow he bequeaths his persona
ings, homestead, library, etc,
shares Of the capital stock of til
sha Wooden Ware Company.
numerous requests to relatives,
churches, colleges, etc., the resid1
estate is to be divided equally al
three children, Charles, Henry
ME.
The Supreme Court has confr
judgment of the Circuit Court
case Of Mrs. Lottie Potter aga
Necedah Lumber Company, Of
Congressman J. w. Babcock is
cipal stakeholder. Mrs. Potter's
while a member of the compan
insane and later his shares were
ed by the other members of the G.
Mrs. Potter alleged that she wa
ulently induced to sell and that
fairs of the corporation were WI
manipulated to this end. She los
lower court and now that decision
tanned.
b. NJ. Palmer, a wealthy fal
Verona and a Grand Army veter
swindled out of $500 in Chicas
confidence man. He was returnlI
the national encampment at Phil'
and on the train got acquainted
supposed comrade, who, on arr
Chicago, went out with him to
sights. On the elevated road they
young man who represented himse
a son of Banker N. B. Van Slyke 0
ison. He went around with them
hour or two and then took them
place Of business, where Palmer
duced to sign q draft for $500. /
who is a careful business man, s
was hypnotized. When he recoVe
senses he demanded tho rlaDer Dat