Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-11-02

.ad +ba+ h uotrI' aged y !,
to see the engines run M "'di'q
! Bertha al, Ludeman, s year, ,n
ed to death at Appleton, ' ol
two other children from !, ate
blefield. WI a bun
The dead bodies of Mrs g.,
and her 5-year-old son W, 1eolq
Milwaukee river several o'' 81 5'a
Milwaukee. '' uaS
Lorraine Tallmadge w,,,,o
by falling from the b)in5 ','.od
incoming train. He ana O ny;
were on their way to AIont, %l
kosh. '"'aaa
The safe of George AIoo,
dealer at Dane, was blown o' A.
lars. The explosion wrcrE p3'
The thieves got away with ,S SO.
deeds and mortgages worth W a
sand dollars. vi wig
Nearly 300 head of c,ta,
the uninhabited places ana \ !.
tween La Crosse and Lypyrn''
appeared, and it begins "a u, .'
wholesale thieving and sbinD,.
going on during the past fov
The GAINESVILLE ana Soutb.,.
way Company has filed \ 3sJ II
Secretary of State trapsfe,I,.
from GAINESVILLE to Libprtvrg
the Chicago, Milwaukee and
road. The consideration wo, y
Harry Pratt. youngest Son
Pratt of Pine Grove, died a,
over-eXerting himself wbih
with a companion. Yopn, b
passed through a surgical onr,
April for appendicitis and b,i
recovered.
Maude Kinney, aged l6 ye,n
Stevens Point after a short NIL
pneumonia and nervous prostnt
father, Henry Kinney, died s
previous Sunday and the shan
to have been responsible for N
ter's death.
During an attempted hoIluDa
alaska road Ole OIson's bugsr
been stopped directly across NJ
was struck by a suburban ca
molished. The highwaymQn q,
Olson, who is a saloonkcepeg md
was severely injured.
Rev. B. f. Schoenfelt Of M
and Mitiiin circuit of the prnh
odist Church will resign his@
Schoenfelt and his fatbg5
Groose, have purchased a hv
Beaver Dam, and Mr.. Scle
take charge in a short time
DR.. NJ. j. R0dermund and
men, one q student of Lawras E
sity, drank the contents of2g
tie of medicine at Appleton, OBJ
suit all were taken vioIentTH
rowly escaped death. They
experiment with the medicine
From 10000 to 10000 BUSH
were spilled at elevator B of
ern Grain Company in Manbr
walls Of three of the bins gap
much of the corn was spiUeln
er. 1t will be necessary to d
river before boats will be obi
An attempt was made to rob
office at Mcmillan. Nigh!
Frank Rose, in pacing his bed
suspicious movements back Of
ing, whore the postoAice is Id
proceeded to investigate. lief
strange men there and as sd
saw they were watched the r
away. 4 command to halt POI
on the run. Mr.. Rose fired
after them, but without CGeds
Of the darkness.
Sixteen wcll-known people d
ond Ward in Marinette WeHi
arrest, charged with assault
the peace and destruction fr
was the result Of a ChariyaHa
of Mr.. and Mrs. August BNl
couple recently married. Ihe@
fired q shotgun several tIUs
bride a revolver. The croTd@
fire, and there was a yIs0To1
for a time. A number Of Da@
in the house. The people 10
were besieged for two holh
arrival of policemen, VINO d4
party. Over 200 people SUIT.
house, and they became 50 envy
action of the bride and s'1'
charging firearms at them
Of Iynching might have been
had it not been for the tIHAl
policemen. The disturbancs
the refusal of the groom ioN
the crowd.
Fire completely DESTROYED
al Hotel at Menasha, a tnE's
structure. While no lives 5r y,
the thirty people in the oalD n
capped only in their night
p ROLES AGENT for the ChlG.
kee and st. Paul Railroad v
family, occupied rooms % !,
floor, saved only one tfuDA +
Miss Charlotte Brigham !, ~
Parkinson, teachers in The
escaped only by wrapDi1;
about with bedcIothes ana =, \
thing else. Charles hec1' u VI
master, and Miss E!lzao DE-,
We're rescued with Difficulty.
is a deaf mute. and it w.
l was on 1 fire. Miss Smith, Ea,
of age, was completely pr p,s
fright and had to be t ..;@,
burning building. The he, eI 1:1
is a mystery, but the ia .,,s -
or five weeks ago a ma'''l u.
,oo u,oe found OD Ip'
basement basenln has given rise 5ss,11
that the fire was OF ~. I9, i \