Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1900-07-12
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rond du Lac dibfed dead.
Inc schooi hou4 If school distreN
Ut oaoo.t. was stroyed by fire, N.
hre was OF incehdiry origin.
The Island woon mills Of "a,
reeeh1ly received alorder from the ca,
ernment for 5000 wolen blankets wv
Sonh Arhot, WINE shooting off A "a
GU a. Amigo accidentally killed
Charles Fehring. an stear.old how NAVY
Johnnie Odds of Li,e p,o;r;s u.,
visiting IN Palmyra, yas occG,n "'''e
shot in ths foot by HI consin Rann,
Farnam. ''""'e
Forty hanA went outo, s,.n
the Prairie duEhien buttn factory " om u'
ing to cut inNwages. rhe " fac, y, Wv,
shut down. "' factory Is
Two carloads Off strawlur;o.
shipped out of Sturseon BAY ,, WIRE
apolis. Shippers received SIT no ~ ''av'
or $l,464 for the lot. pe' 'aSe
At Spring Valley Mrs. pete
was killed in runaway. being ''''a
out of a wagon on to Il sharp stumn, V Wv
leaves two small children. sue
The rag mill Of the plovcr pon,r g.,
pany was burned at Stevens po;%
Spontaneous combustion was the cgusn y,
the fire. Loss $4,000, covered by in y,
Surance.
A. l.. Martins hardware storo wos
broken into at Chippewa Falls and $40
worth of cutlery was taken. The noEco
have no clue as to who committed tho
burglary.
A dozen or more Indian children wbo
have been attending the Lincoln scho,
at Philadelphia, recently closed nv tho
Government, have returned to the Oneaa
reservation.
John Sampson of Barron aged ohmt
33 years, committed suicide by drinking
carbolic acid He took the poison in ,bs
presence OF his wife and died before helm
could be summoned.
AT meeting of the City Council Of
Baraboo fifteen saloon licenses were
granted, making two more than was is.
sued last year. The revenue from this
same source will amount to $500.
Theodore w. Brazeau, the wcll.knOwn
debater of the Law School of the Uni.
versity Of Wisconsin, has formed a co.
partnership with Mayor b. t. Goggns Of
Grand Rapids for the practice of law,
At the conclusion of the examination
of Leo Wiesner and Frank KiSczinski,
suspected of the murder of Gabriel
~ 4 -,
vens Point. Neither had any difficulty in
proving an alibi.
Rod Carroll of Chippewa Falls receiv.
cd n telegram the other day stating that
George Day, his nephew, had been killed
in the Philippine Islands The young
man was "a years old and was a resident
of that city sixteen years.
Alexander Raasen was killed by the
in a buggy when his horse SHE'D and
threw him on the track. lie lay there
unconscious when q train Of three cars
passed over him, killing him Instantly,
A small tornado passed south of Colby,
! blowing down. barns. scattering lumber
Of the town Of Hull met with losses.
| Charles Wellcr's cheese factory WAS m
| rooted and blown from the foundation.
! l.. II. noty of Chicago and G. NJ. lly-
! ANS Of the Marcus DAILY copper interests
have paid S15o,O00 for the cokins plant
| and coal dock upon which Doty has had
| an option at Superior for four months
An equal amount viii! be put in on i'm
! llrovemcnts.
| Mrs. John Ebbott of Oak I'LL caught
| fire while fixing a chicken incubator. She
| ran to her bedroom, her clothes blazing
| aud jumped into bed. Her husband eX
| tinguished the flames with feather bee
| tick. Her clothing was completely burn
ed off. She will recover.
George Schloegel, secretary and man
| ager of the Schloegcl Lumber tompan!
| OF Milwaukee, was drowned At PeWauEe
lake. He was fishing, and in MOVING
about capsized his boat. He was umabl
| to swim, and sunk before help eou'
reach him. He was 80 years Of age an
| married.
Mrs. Frank Femal Of Appleton who's
| husband was fatally injured 10y the ear
! last year, was presented with cher
| of $500, voluntary contribution OF IN
| Northwestern Railway Company, vi
| Fema has been faithful cmNloye OF IN
company for seventeen years and the 1t
| cident was purely misfortune
Mary Karhan, wife Of WcnZci MAJ
| han. Il farmer of the town Of New" '""
mitted suicide by eating the h'a"N :"
| four boxes OF matches. She was "ui
16 years Of age and had been Marie
since last fall She was daughter
Joseph Novak, Il prosperous FARMER
that town. The husband adnhh'S''re
antidotes, but with no effect.
The largest fresh-watcr pearl tonho !
the Mississippi in the immediate V'''"''
of La Crosse was discovered aolT n 49,,
dentally by the two IN tie sons o. ' ,''o
man Cornelius n. Abbey ~ - oo T
formed and almost p&riec' ~ ,l
weighing % grains. As WIS ~,
offered So5n for w., ro,N by local jew
elcr, but the offer was dJe''n'o'
Under Sheriff Fred Kew was "',"
by man whom he was al t'enp'It'e ~,
rest fife miles west of FoX GU ~ =; :,
man fred several times. NeNti"' ".
have been stolen lately pm '' o,h
house of the Rueping ! n1n
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