Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-02-14

The long -hoped-for bridge across Inc
Fox river at Endcayor is now seemingly
an assured fact.
John Jacob of Marinette was kllieo ia
| Sol FraZer's camp, near Menoiiiihee
Mich. His back was broken.
Mrs r,roff Of Granville had her right
foot cut off while trying to cross Tue 81
Paul tracks in front OF freight tiain
Olaf Johnson, aged 50, unmarried, com
| mitted suicide in Chippewa Fans sa-
loon by taking carbolic acid. lie was
farmer in the town of Lafayette.
Hiram Fisher, aged &C, died of injuries
no received at the Wisconsin hoop rae
torv in Marshfeld. Interment VIII De
at Noblesyille, Ind, his former nome;
Rev. b. J. Evans, who recently resign
cd the nastorate of the Episcopal Churcn
| at Chippewa Falls, has accepted can "
Trinity Episcopal Church, Davenport
Iowa.
Rev. Martin O. Hanson was taken IN
to the Circuit Court at La Crosse ana
| sentenced to serve three months IN the
county Jail for deserving his wife ana
| family.
| More mining excitement was created
| at West Superior by the bringing IN OF
rock from the Chippewa mine that ac-
tually had gold, easily visible to the
naked eye.
Charles Felting, who resides near Chlp-
pewa Falls, while chopping saw OUT OF
a log, struck his son, William feltlng,
on the chin with an ak. The face IS nor
ribly disfgured.
| Wilfred J. Venue Of Fond du Lac has
begun suit against the Northwestern road
| for $50, 900 damages. He alleges that he
was badly injured in the wreck at De-
pere last summer.
The inquest held at Racine in the case
of Francis l.. Rawson, the musician
found dead on the street, showed that
death was the result of apoplexy or blood
clot on the brain.
James Hollo was terribly and probably
fatally injured at Dunbar. A log fell
from a load, striking him on the legs,
breaking both of them, crushing his hips
and inficting other injuries.
Robert D. Jenne of Berlin attempted
suicide in the Franklin branch of the
| Chicago Telephone Company. The young
man has been suffering with nervous
prostration brought on by oyerwork.
Mrs. John Helmer, a Marinette wom-
an, distinguished herself by stopping a
runaway horse, and although dragged
some distance she brought it to a stand
still. There was a small boy in the We
hicle.
At the annual meeting of the st. Croix
and Pierce County Oratorical Associa-
| i 1,oII ~ T.:
school contest in Hudson the last week
/ in April. Baldwin was admitted to the
league.
Representative DAZZLE has introduced a
bill in the House Of Representatives re-
moving the charge of desertion from the
record of Thomas Kelly, late private in
Company D, Thirty-seventh Wisconsin
| infantry.
The Kenosha City Council has ordered
quo warranto proceedings against the
| Wisconsin Telephone Company to test
| the validity of franchise which was
granted, not by the Council, but by the
| board of audit.
The Roberts Creamery Company Of
Roberts has sold it's entire line of cream
cries, except the home plant, to Mower
& Rush of Mcmillan. who will take pos
session at once and continue operation
Of the system.
1t has BEEN discovered that the laundry
building at the Chippewa Falls Home for
the Feeble Minded is not on the State
| ground, but on a part of the farm Of
John McKinnon, who offers to sell the
land to the State for $1,000.
| The Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
fast mail jumped the track at Western
| Union Junction. The engine, two mail
cars, baggage car and seven coaches, in
| Guiding two sleepers, were deraled while
the train was running mile minute.
No one was hurt
While working on landing in a lum-
Der camp at Thorp, John Pappenica was
crushed beneath log which fell from
| load. He is badly hurt John Malinow-
ski was kicked in the face by a horse
and will lose the sight of one eve. His
| nose is broken and the face terribly dis
| figured.
The William Kimball public school
| was totally destroyed by fire at West
| Superior. There were nine women teach
ers ana zoo children, most of them
! young, IN the building at the time of The
| nre. Ihe smoke was first discovered IN
STAIRS and the signal was given by the
ringing of the gong. Every child in the
building got out in an orderly manner.
| the larger ones helping to carry out the
kindergarten children.
At West Superior the body of John
| Mueller was exhumed and a photogranb
| taken or 1t. The eXhumation was made
| upon the order Of Judge Vinie of the
| Circuit Court, who did SO upon a pet;tion
| OF two Australians who allege they are
| relatives of the dead man. The prin-
clpal claimant in the fight, however. is
| katherine Mueller of Detroit. Mich who
| alleges that she is Mueller's wife There
are two other women who claim "a he
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