Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-03-15

Inc schools at Marshall have baan clos
60 because of the prevalence of scarlet
oshkosh and Appleton capitalists will
ProDaOiy erect canning factory at New
London.
eastern capitalists viii; build sum-
u naer resort midway between Chippewa
Falls and Eau Claire.
William Nisbet Of Hub City has been
appointed instructor in the art of manu-
featuring cheddar cheese at Milan. Italy.
Peter Pfuger's extensive cooperage
plant at La Crosse was DESTROYED by fire
and is total loss. The origin of the fire
is not known.
III. E. Cochems Of Sturgeon Bay has
been chosen member of the second Har-
ward team, which will debate against
Yale March 30.
At Milwaukee Joseph w. Haight, sol
dlers, nome inmate, was found dying in
the HaWley road ditch, not far from the
home. Death was due to exposure.
An Eastern manufacturing concern,
employing 100 hands and which will use
hardwood lumber as raw material has
definitely decided upon locating in Toma-
hawk.
A st. Bernard dog owned by Crosby
ii. Grant tipped over a lamp in his fur
nlture store at Stevens Point, setting fire
to the building. The store and stock
were ruined.
The Gindele Construction Company Of
chicago has completed the construction
of the new $4,000 public library at lOsh-
kosh. The formal opening will take
place in April.
Frederick Tiede, an engineer at the
Wauwatosa stone quarry, who was
whisked around a nine-foot flywheel a
number of times, lives to tell the story.
His escape was miraculous.
81. G. Moulton, money lender of Rer-
lin, was knocked down and robbed of his
watch while in his room. A Polander
has been arrested and has been identified
as the man who did the act.
Mrs. Burge of La Crosse gave birth
to triplets, two boys and girl. They
are exceedingly we'll developed and from
the present indications and the opinion
of the physicians all will live.
Eleven residents of Racine had very
uncomfortable experience the other day.
They spent their entire day in a Milwau-
kee-Racine electric car stuck in a big
snowdrift eight miles from the city.
G. w. Cairns, a wellknown citizen Of
Ellsworth and father of Miss Gertrude
Cairns, who was assistant principal of
the Durand high school last year, was
found dead in the street near his door.
A freight train collided with street
of Marinotfo Tho
front portion of the car was wrecked and
the motorman and one of the passengers
were injured The other passengers
jumped from the car.
Gottlieb Fude, employed on the farm
of William Fenelon, in the town of
Springvale, dropped dead while on his
way home from Brandon. A physician
gave it as his opinion that death had re-
suited from heart disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Morpfy, promi-
nent pioneer settlers of southern Wiscon-
sin, celebrated their golden wedding in
Kenosha. Mr.. and Mrs. Morpfy were
both natives of New York, but have re-
sided in Kenosha for the past fifty years.
Mark MelSill, an electrician employed
by Chippewa Falls Electric Light Com
pany, got his hand connected with an
arch dynamo and his hand and arm were
badly burned. He was unconscious for
an hour. He will probably lose the use
of his hand.
Leslie Tradewell of Racine high school
has been chosen to take part in the de-
clamatory contest to be held in Racine
between Union Grove, Burlington and
Racine and at which time the winner
will be selected to represent the schools
| at the Milwaukee contest.
| Mrs. Passaqualina Marine, an Indian
woman in Jail at Barron awaiting trial,
attempted suicide by jumping from the
| third-story window of the Jail. She had
procured knife and intended to cut her
| throat, but her courage failed her. She
was injured about the spine.
The building contractors of Oshkosh
| have taken action on the demands of the
| journeymen carpenters for an advance IN
| the wage scale from 20 to % cents per
hour and have decided to refuse request.
| The carpenters are firm in the belief that
they are entitled to the increase
| The Racine chief of police arrested Ar
! thur Kohlkurstz, clerk in the employ
| of the Ban & Stoll Dry Goods Company.
| The young man was charged with steal
| ing over $500 worth of goods. His room
was searched and a great quantity OF
neckties, collars, cuffs and other goods
were found there. He confessed that ne
was guilty.
| A receiver has been appointed forstne
| Racine and Wyoming Land and Cattle
| Company The company was lncorporat-
ed Jan. 20, 1885, and the general offices
located in Racine The company had
| capital of $145, 900. For the first ten
wears everything ran smoothly and the
company bought up thousands of head OF
cattle. But little by little the capital OF
the company was eaten up by general
expenses, until the company was In
bankrupt condition. 1t is estimated that
| Racine citizens put $4,000 in the COM
pany and this will be total loss.
With a burglar bending over her, Mrs.
McDaniels, residing near GAINESVILLE. new
| err for once lost her senses. She pretend
| cd that she was asleep, then, after the
robber had taken his departure from the
| honse. the brave woman gave the alarm.
| The thief was traced to the city, DIS
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