Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-07-26
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the stream is running dry owing "a - :
reclamation of swamp lands
The house of Mrs. Fien, a widow M. f6
the city limits of Eau Claire, was st,nS E
by lightning and literally torn to pieces 81
| Victor, the 4-year-old child of Ain. 81
Soohafer, farmer living near Mara an
field, fell into tub of scaldng water a.,
died shortly afterwards.
Fire destroyed the furniture store ~
| William Laemmrith in Menasha. Ta@9
loss will be So, 500 on the building a
stock, and is covered by insurance
While attempting to board an Oma
train at Cameron Junction Thomas
OFT of Fergus Falls, Mimi, fell benes n
the wheels and was instantly killed.
The Marinette Ghautauqua assent
| has secured Andrew Jackson Palmer NJ
| great platform orator Of New York Git
for two addresses at the coming sessil
in August. INV
| A son of Mr.. Thomas, a farmer livR
near Cambria, was killed in a runawqa
accident He was thrown from a bugg
and died in short time from his injuries
The boy was IA years old. #
| 4 ue -yedr-OlU llIduL Ol JduueS bdlN ey M
chairman of the town board of Freedom
was drowned by falling into a wash Il
! boiler full of water which had been left \
on the floor in the Kitchen.
The 3-year-old child of F. Turzushu,
who had been lost in the woods near Yes
per for several days, was found still
alive, near Hansen. There had been
heavy rains and the child had no pro-
lection.
Maj. John E. French, Jr., quartermas-
ter of volunteers, has been directed to
visit Milwaukee and Racine, at least once
in ten days while contracts for clothing
and eduipage at these places requires
supervision.
John Harris, whose father is said to
be banker at Hancock, Mich. confessed
at Milwaukee that he forged draft on
the First National Bank of Hancock for
$50. He gave as an excuse that he need
ed the money.
Chauncey Richards, dentist at Fond
du Lac, shot at Sun Wah, a Chinese
laundryman, after a discussion Of the
Boxer troubles. The bullet grazed the
Mongolian's head and he afterward came
near being lynched.
The machine shop and pattern room Of
the Kohler, Hayssen & Stein Manufac-
turing Company in Sheboygan, was dam
aged by fire to the extent Of about $500.
The fire started in the oil room by spon-
taneous combustion.
A big land deal is being closed between
Judge Bartels of Crivtz and Chicago par
ties. Bartels is selling $4,000 acres Of
r...--
itz. The consideration will amount to
thousands of dollars
Anthrax has broken out in a herd Of
cattle belonging to Anton Bloom, near
Five Corners, and three deaths have re-
suited Veterinarian Mack inocuated
thirty other cattle in the herd to prevent
the spread of the disease
Robert Good, a woodsman, was drug
ged and robbed Of Silt at Pembne. He
was met by two men, who induced him to
drink, and he soon after lost conscious
ness. When he recovered he was on a
train and his money gone.
The Mazomanie electric light and wat
er works station was struck by lightning
and took fire. The building was burned.
The machinery was saved with compare
lively small damage. The loss is about
$4,000, covered by insurance.
By the bursting of an emery wheel at
the plant of the Valley iron works at
Appleton Fred A. Schroeder was instant
ly killed. fragment of the wheel crash
ing through his skull. Peter Stark, an
other employe, was injured in the hand
The Racine Milling Company's prop
70 w Il
Chicago. The consideration was not Civ
sen out, but it is understood that the
property was sold for $4,000. The mill
is one of the best-equipped in the State.
At Fairchild the residences Of Beeman
and Carroll were struck by lightning. A
high wind blew the roof off Fosters plan
ing mill and blew down Fosters elevator.
The lumber in Fosters yard was scatter
ed far and wide. The damage at Fair
child and vicinity may reach $4,000.
Alex. Malmstadt, house painter living
in Marinette, has suddenly become rich.
Several years ago he purchased two for
ties of land near Crystal Falls. Mich.
and sold the timber on them. He kent
the land because he was unable to dis
pose of it, as it was deemed worthless.
A mining company has now offered him
a lump sum of $4,000 for the property
and agreed to pay him $500 a month roy
atty as long as iron was taken out Of it.
Herman Halmgren, about 10 years Of
age, fell overheard from a boat in the
river at Kenosha. Ben Christopherson,
sailor on schooner, jumped into
yaWl and went to the locality of the ac-
cident. In moving his oar about the bot
tom of the river, which is very turbid,
he touched the body, catching it by the
coat and raising it to the surface. The
sailor and a companion got the water out
of the lungs and then hurriedly took the
boy to the nearest drug store and called
in DR.. Kimball, who completed the resus-
citation.
Anna Mvlnnk 1E-uoor-o1d Dol;sb -,