Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-08-30

bert creamery and cheese factory at Bril-
lion, has disappeared.
The First Presbyterian Society Of Bar
aboo has extended call to Rev. III. n.
Van Vranken of the Central Park
Church, Chicago 1t is said he will ac-
cept.
Deer are reported very numerous ON the
bluffs about Barazoo, but chickens along
the Wisconsin river and other places are
not in such great numbers as in former
years.
John Kleinschmidt, a resident of the
town of Hamburg, was killed by bolt
of lightning while returning to his house
from the field Kleinschmidt was Al
years of age.
Otto Mast, 16 years old, was instantly
killed in the sulphite room at the Park
paper mills at Marinette. He was caught
in a revolving wheel and his body was
terribly mangled.
Mrs. George Piesnor was killed instant
ly by lightning at her home near Rice
Lake. AT the time she had a babe in her
arms and a child by her side, neither Of
whom was injured.
Section Foreman A. Hodge of New Lis
bon was struck by an engine while he
was pulling handcar off the track. One
leg was broken, his head severely cut and
he was internally injured.
The level of Lake Winnebago has low
cred several inches since the heavy rains
Of few weeks ago and an order is eX-
pected any day cutting off a part of the
% per cent flow now being allowed.
The safe in the creamery at Lavalle as
we'll as the one in f. S. Barrett's store
were broken open by burglars and the
contents scattered about or carried away.
Only small sum of money was secured.
The Rombough Cooperative Butter
and Cheese factory burned at Pewaukee.
The fire is thought to have originated
from the boiler room. The loss is about
$1,000, and is partially covered by insur
ance.
An organization has been effected at
Eau Claire, with George L. Blum as
president, Capt Marshall Cousins as
treasurer and ]. NJ. Signor as secretary,
for an agricultural street fair and carni-
VAL Oct. 2 to 6.
Frank Anez, a West Superior saloon
keeper, was held up in his saloon late at
night while one of two well-dressed
young men took $50 from his till. He
told them that that was all the money
he had and thus saved 5000 in bills in his
pocket.
William West, young farmer living
near Beloit, was badly wounded by being
accidentally shot by his 11-year-old
brother. The boy fired a musket loaded
with bird shot at a squirrel. The full
charge took effect in Mr.. Vests back
and neck
Patrick Sheridan, a pioneer of Rock
County and familiarly known as yankee
Pat" committed suicide by drowning in
Rock river in the business part of James
vile. He was about 20 years of age
widow and one son.
Happiness entered the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin J. Bonk at Manitowoc in the
advent of little daughter. The family
is one of the largest in the city and the
little one who has just begun it's earthly
career is the seventeenth child. Nine Of
the children are living.
The work of digging channel for di-
verting the course of the Iron river at
Dober mine, near Crystal Falls, is COM
pleted, and water has been run through
it. The channel is over 1000 feet long
and throws the flow of water to the west
from twenty to forty rods
Frank Oberst, aged A years, who for
many years was shipping clerk for the
John Paul Lumber Company at La
Crosse, was found hanging from the raft
ers in his barn. The shutting down Of
fhn vv,Sl1 or,I co. 1,,,,D
supposed cause for the act.
Mrs. Paul Peterson and four children,
living at Amberg, were poisoned by
drinking milk. They were taken with
vomiting and were in terrible agony when
a physician arrived. All will recover.
An analysis of the milk showed devel-
opment of ptomaine poisoning.
John Zeihen of the town of Brighton
has brought suits against Nicholas Weber
and William Kemens of the same place.
He claims that he is the treasurer of St.
Xavier's Church and that the defendants
owe $21.4O and $1,000 respectively for
pew rent, which they refuse to pay.
Frederick P Beswick, a Racine jew
eler, lies at his home with broken arm
and otherwise injured, the result of be-
ing caught in a mob at Chicago. A
negro snatched the purse of lady and
ran into an alley and when officers fol-
lowed, the colored man shot at them. A
mob of people gathered and rushed after
the thief. Mr. Beswick was caught in
the jam and when he got to place Of
safety his arm was broken.
Fred Shumway of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and st. Paul Railroads night po-
lice force in La Crosse, was badly burn
ed about the face and hands by the ex-
plosion of gasoline in box car. Shum-
way opened the door Of the car which
contained twelve barrels of gasoline, and
was just about to crawl in the car when
the gas-iaden atmosphere caught from
his dark lantern and the car was ablaze
in a second. The car and contents were
destroyed.
l.. NJ. Gilmore of GAINESVILLE has re-
turned from Hamilton. Ind Mr.. Gill