Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-03-07
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Moe fS Wy capitalists 4,
! that city.
William Belisle Of Minneano,;,
killed in the woods near Spoon.r was
falling tree. =
Mamie Denton, Maude Miller and
Denton narrowly escaped asphyxiationI y
coal gas in Kenosha. 'u "
A new council Of the ROYAL A,o,..
insurance order was established ~ I p
lott by Grand Regent W. Ii. Cbilson ~ y.
Appleton.
Mrs. Maria Grant, who was strucl !
q st. Paul freight train, died Of bor =
juries at Menomonee Falls. She wos o,
years old.
The Feakins harness store and con,o,..
were destroyed by fire at Hudson t T'
loss on the building was $500 and on ~, Nv
stock $1,70O. As
The Racine Board of Public .Wo,,.
has advertised for paving over five mill.
of streets. The cost of the WORK win
amount to $150,O00.
The sawmill Of John II. Mentnp in ~.
town Of Ackley burned to the ground
Loss $4,000, insurance $1,000. Il will
probably be rebuilt.
John Whitford, workman, was boa
up and robbed at midnight on Stat
street, Beloit. A policeman. appears
just as the crime was committed and a..
rested both men.
Druggist Thomas Olson of Grautshr,
was injured by falling from a moyin,
train. He fell heavily, breaking one ~
two ribs, cutting his head and otherwise
injuring himself.
Incendiaries set fire to the savmn
owned by Tufts & Co., near Cedar Rjy.
err, and it was completely DESTROYED Tho
loss Is $4,000, with no insurance. Tn.
mill had just been completed.
A. Stuessey, brakeman on the Oms.
ha passenger train No. 6, was killed At
Millston. He was making a switch when
he tripped and fell. He was run down
by the engine of train No 9.
Henry Van da LIAR, laborer at Ap
pleton, attempted to commit suicide BY
shooting himself in the right jaw. Its
supposed that the act was due to despon
dency, he not having had work for some
time.
The 6-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Schultz of Lamartne was severely
burned. Her dress caught fire in some
manner, the flames burning the clothing
entirely from her body. Her escape from
death was miraculous.
DR.. G. w. Oviatt, house surgeon at St
Mary's hospital, announces that plans
have been completed for a $4,000 hos
pital to be built in the business portion
Of Oshkosh. At the present time $40.
600 has been subscribed.
Burt Harrington, woodsman, wai
killed four miles west of Saxon by D,
s. 8. & A. train. He was employed BY
the Guerney Land and Lumber Co. HG
rington was AZ years old and is thought
to have parents in Lowell, Mich.
An analysis of the sand in the reservoir
in the Ashland water works has shown
1t to be filed with poison, and this, The
doctors say, is what has caused the et
demic Of typhoid fever that has prevailed
in that city for the last month.
News has been received from Luzol
Philippine Islands, that Shane Doyet
Beloit soldier, had been killed in ~
vember by sentinel of his own regimen.
The shooting was accidental, the sentna
supposing Doyle was an enemy. DO!H
was % years old.
At Palmyra Robert VIM was foaa
dead, hanging in a granary. Inc o'ls
day he returned from work to ma "
wife dead in her room, she having cVg
mitted suicide by taking poison. dta
over her death so worked upon him ua
he took his own life.
The credit of dead man enauN
swindlers in Milwaukee to secure IY
carloads Of merchandise from Cheas
wholesalers. 1t is estimated that NV.
$25, 900 to $4,000 worth of goods y.
been obtained. The goods were no s0oae
shipped to Milwaukee than they Wels y,
shipped to Chicago and sold there
swindlers operated under the name
William 8. Guy, for years prosp'lss N
grocer. who died last March. Inc ~
eral authorities are making an lnVesusi
ton.
Edgar E. Allen, one of the most p'G.,
nent carpenter contractors OF Na.D
pleaded guilty in the municipal coun
the charge Of forgery and was sen't can
to two and one-half years IN tle s ,s,n
prison. Allen had secured money j.,
different parties by giving notes ' wv
two and three months and inool s'o
relatives. When the notes came ~" ';n.
len did not pay and the relatives .a'
that they had never signed the no'e. s,,,I
the time of Aliens arrest II was ,o,csj
that he had secured $1,000 OIL ''''
notes.
At West Superior Ada Arhs'yI M
found not guilty Of the murdei '" strai
Resburg. The defense had put "ud,aS
claim OF justification, and TINS nj
seemed conclusive and predomlla"ano ii
mer, the man who with the "ond d md
accused Of the crime, was re'e"'' I'd
motion Of the district attorne., Ind
burg was killed at Ada Arllns'o ~ hs
on July A last. Beemer was Wl'u LIMA
fhe time and he was held as W."