Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1901-04-04
Inc Rev. g. w. DenAis, pastor ~ ;,
Congregational Church at Amars u !


The millinery store of A. f. Riet7., :
burned at Ia Crosse, an overhestod -, wa
starting the blaze. '''
The frozet remains of Thomas o,v
were found near In" by some men ,. nsl
cling through the woods. ''
Daniel Preller and James Horn
ployes, were killed by the explosion ~ ~ !
gasoline engine in the barb-wire worlo q
GAINESVILLE. q
Albert Frank, carpenter agad .,
years, committed suicide by draw. u
himself in the river at Oshkosh. H. bss
been i'll for some time. A wife and sr '
children survive him.
Prof. Wiswall of the Kenosha b,t
school has awarded the honors 70 ~
class Of 1901 and all Of these have foras
to girls, not one boy being appointed \
speak at commencement.
William Reed was badly hurt At vi
Wausaukee railroad crossing while NJ
tempting to board a freight train. ri
slipped and was thrown down. Tbr.l
ribs were broken and the side of his faoJ
badly lacerated.
At Oshkosh Wjihelmina Below was M
vorced from Ernst Below for cruelty AMI
because he was sentenced in 1893 TO and
year in prison for train robbery. Sbl
was acquitted ut the time on charge n
receiving stolen goods.
A collision On the Northwestern ro,
at Little Rapids between north-bonpI
passenger train and a heavy freight I'd
suited in the death of the passenger eugj
neer, besides serious injuries slstajuel
by number of others.
A drunken man armed with hatche
smashed slot machine in saloon
Appleton and stole the money therein
amounting 10 81. Because the machn
was a gambling device, all of which wer
recently ordered out of saloons the maj
will not be prosecuted.
A man registering as r. Raymond
Chicago, was found dead at the Clppe
House in Milwaukee, having COMMITTEE
suicide by turning on the gas. He et
a note, which read as follows: Il hop
God will forgive me, for have been
bad boy" Raymond stated that he wa
a member of the theatrical profession.
A discovery of utmost importance
the citizens of La Crosse has been MAD
by Frank Winter, local attorney.
found that since 1893 the words Count
of La Crosse" have been left out in ii
notices of the unredeemed tax sale
which makes every tax certificate iSsud
since that time invalid. There is
amount of something like $4,000 invOl
ed.
Judge Ludwig in the Superior Cou
at Milwaukee declared chapter 333i2 of y
laws OF 1899 of Wisconsin, which wa
designed to prohibit discrimination aga
against members of labor organization
demonstrations and void. In pursuant
of this decision Judge Ludwig orderd
the discharge of Louis kreutzberg, fo1
man Of south side foundry. hreu
berg had been arrested because 1t
claimed he had discharged a Workm
for, the simple reason that he belong
to a labor union.
J.. D. Witter and Y. Johnson stoc
holders in the Consolidated Water roy
er Company, have purchased OF l,
Nash his claim against the company
case Of the Consolidated Water row
Company VS.. Thomas e. Nash has be
in litigation for years and the Supfe
Court recently gave decision IN faV~
the defendant, reversing the one Oh
Circuit Court. The purchase assures
building Of the large pulp and pay
mills in Grand Rapids, which VIII {"
including dam, in the neishborh0oo
100000.
Caroline Fahres of Milwaukee
Oshkosh trying to regain posSess'C.n,
her two children, whom she relillyiSa
when she was in poverty IN 49,
allowed her children to be SEM 10
Sparta school on an order of the NlhN'
kee poor commissioner III 1870
were adopted by two Neenah iS|.
Now the mother, who has remaf!'eu
is in comfortable circumstances "'
her children, but is now unaOt
them. Her husband is willing HH'
poses to test the State law Whc" :
the board of control power 10 co">eD'
adoption of children from the Sc"0V"
John Novak, a Jewish peddlef ' e.;
at Waukesha, came near los!ns Va "a,
as the result of a practical Joke I'm
had been working at Zion CITY, anu
started to walk to Kenosha. on 'n'
he was overtakcn by two NEWS" nv, y
men and was permitted TO i'ug ;o.t
them. Both the men were lll'VN. a,1n
and they decided to scare tne and
The rig was driven under '.F 'ha
rome placed around the neck oil IN *
.dler.i The other end of the T0p' +,
wound around the limb of the ,'ee
one Of the men, struck the horse ssii
they dashed forward, leaving inc .t psf M
hanging from the limb. " n utnr bnr
saw the effect of the joke t"'' ..,s fs
back and cut him down, but he "4 'h,t
and for a moment it was thouS" f,1
neck had been broken by 'He III MD
has consulted an attorney an'
the men pay for the fun. ,h
Nathan Powell, who shot 0 Ansrs
Kelly twice with rifle ne"' UIcel
was arraigned before Justice , w"
intent to kill. Are you gun II