Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-06-28

have dropped the plan OF eseaoilsA-s
! coal docks.
Edward Larrabee, well-known farm,
| or residing in Pleasant Prairie dfoppeu
dead. The deceased was 4S years Of age.
Mrs. George Pierce of Fond du Lac
| while returning home in a carriage, was
| struck by Wisconsin Central tram anu
| killed.
Five eases of smallpox were discovereu
in the family Of Jerry Balza, an employ ny
of the rag room of one OF the paper Inns
at Appleton.
Rev. Charles T.. Mallory of Delaware
has been named as rector OF 81. MAJ
| thew's Church at Kenosha, to succeeu
Rev. Harry Thompson.
The power house of the Appleton eiec-
| trio light, local street car and Appleton
| Neenah electric railway systems was
burned, the loss being 5000.
The Omro Pioneers Association has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: Rev. j. T. Woodhead, presl-
dent; P. NJ Wright, secretary.
Thomas Dunn of Appleton had both
legs cut off by falling under the cars
while braking on the Ashland DIVISION
| of the Northwestern Railroad.
Dr.. Willis G.. Craig Of Mccormick
Seminary preached the dedicatory sermon
! at Pioneer Presbyterian Church in MARI
nette, all the Protestant ministers and
congregations assisting in the services.
| Michael Binion, a 12-year-old boy, en-
| ployed to carry water to gravel train
| crew on the Omaha road, was run over
| by train> at Chippewa Falls and both
| legs cut off. His home is at Cumberland.
| The Outagamie County Teachers in
stitute will be held at the Ryan high
school at Appleton from Aug. to "A.
| THE conductors will be G. III. Landgraf
of Menasha and H. e. Bolton of Milwau-
| kee.
S. e. Emmons, postal inspector, arrest
ed Henry Anderson and Will Collins,
each aged about 20 years. both Of the
town of Durand, for alleged postoffice
| robbery at Red Cedar Junction about two
| years ago.
| John w. McKie, who was appointed
cadet to West Point in June, 1899, and
| who was reported to have failed to pass
| the examinations, has written to his par
ents at Ashland that he passed and will
remain at West Point.
| A number Of tramps who had been
around Chippewa Falls for week COM
bined forces on recent night and robbed
seven ice boxes in the residence portion
of the city. They left the city with about
| 500 worth of delicacies.
| Burglars entered the store of William
| Lind at Hillsboro and got large amount
| Of dry goods, clothing, etc. The store Of
| P. E. Corsaw and the postofice at Union
! Center were broken into and small
amount Of plumber taken.
| While workmen were engaged in dig
| ging well at Casco Junction, they came
across wellpreserved pine. log twelve
| feet from the surface of the ground The
| log was about ten inches in diameter.
| How it came there is a mystery.
| The most brilliant wedding that Osh-
| kosh has had in years was that of Gill
| bert Pomeroy Drew Of Los Angeles, Cal,
and Miss Katherin Morgan Of Oshkosh.
The bride is the daughter of r. L. Nor
| gan of the Morgan Lumber Company.
Louis Jondreau was struck over the
head with rife in the hands Of Adolph
| Ashley near Mosinee and killed. Prior
to the killing Jondreau had fatally
l
/ fight was the result of drunken row.
Henry F. Corbett of Milwaukee began
suit against Chief of Police Edward
| Schumacher, the Rev. David Cheney and
| Mrs. Hattie Cheney of Racine for $685.
600 damages as the result Of Corbett's
Imprisonment and trial for the alleged
| shooting of Mr.. and Mrs. Cheney.
/ Much excitement has been caused at
| Rice Lake by the finding of the dead
body of Mrs. Kate Meyer, wife of Vim
cent Meyer, within Il short distance Of
Meyers house, seven miles north of that
city. The woman disappeared June 2.
/ She left home to go short distance into
| the woods.
The woman who shot A A. Smith Of
Milwaukee at Maple Grove claimed to be
| his wife. He is fireman on the North
western road and % years old. Hc went
/ to Maple Grove to attend Il wedding and
the woman followed him. His relatives
| say they did not know that he was mar
ried. He says he will not prosecute the
woman.
| During a picnic at Lincoln Park, Ra-
| cine, several men got into a fight and
| Mayor Higgins, who was one Of the
/ guests OIL uOHOf UL the society giving the
1 picnic stepped in to separate the COM
batants when Ben Thofas, a member of
the Racine fire department, struck the
| Mayor a heavy blow in the face, cutting
| it badly. The man was taken in custody
by two deputies.
John Ringhold, who was arrested a
short time ago on charge of attempting
to wreck a train ON the Northwestern
| road, was before Justice McCarron at
! Kenosha to answer the charge. The
prisoner was released, as there was no
| evidence against linn. The officials Of
| the city, as well as those of the railway,
| have come to the conclusion that the
| whole story Of the attempted wreck is
probably without foundation.
| Capt. Tom j Rogers of Reloit, in a let
| ter of recent date from Nucya Caceres,
| F. l., where he is serving with the Forty
sixth United States volunteers, writes
| concerning the death Of soldier of Mis-