Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1902-12-06

five miles west of Waupun. had his right
hand taken off in a corn shredder.
A young man named Fitzpatrick, a
railroad employee, fell from the pilot of
a switch engine at Altoona and was kill
ed.
Several passengers had a narrow es-
cape in rear-end collision between two
freight trains on the Milwaukee road
at Beaver Dam.
Frank Aldrich, an old hunter and trap
per of Lake Mills, had stroke of paral-
ysis while hunting deer in the northern
Wisconsin woods.
The 5-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Tennison drowned in a cstern
at Kenosha. The mother found the body
| floating on the surface.
John Kennedy, the man who broke
into 2. Newburg's clothing store i'll La
Crosse and was caught in the act, has
been sentenced to one and half years
in States prison.
Through the accidental discharge of a
shotgun in the hands of Edwin Andra-
shek at Manitowoc, Josephine AIrotek
suffered injuries that resulted in her
dkath a few hours later.
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Company is about to undertake to change
the course of the Iron river in order to
| facilitate the mining of ore in its Riy-
erton and Miller properties.
Frank Lucas of the town of Pleasant
Prairie was badly bitten by a mad dog
which ran into the house and crawled UNI
der the bed. After a terrific battle it
was beaten to death with a club.
The police and health authorities will
be asked to break up the Polish COM.
munity in Racine 1t has been revealed
that forty-two immigrants are living i'll
the same house at 1900 North Wisconsin
street.
| Two highwaymen dressed as laborers
held up the crew of a Greenfield avenue
electric car at the terminus of the Green
field avenue line in Milwaukee the other
morning and secured $50 from Conductor
Curtis Neydis.
Miss Frances Smith, who has held the
position as head milliner for Schuette
| Bros. at Manitowoc, was arrested on the
charge of shoplifting and pleaded guilty.
In default of 500 she was sentenced to
ninety days in Jail.
Joseph Breitenbech, electrician at the
shops of the Chicago Milwaukee and St.
Paul Railroad in Milwaukee is believed
to have been drowned while shooting at
Pewaukee lake. His wife says he left to
hunt and has not returned.
Sever Gunderson and Ed Falkadahl,
two juvenile toughs who assaulted lver
Peterson at Ettrick, We're brought be-
fore Justice Cripple at Galesville. They
pleaded guilty to the charge of assault
| I
William Komasa and Barney Gasum-
| ka were convicted of highway robbery
at Stevens Point and will be sentenced
to Waupun. They were accused Of hold
ing up an old man of the name of Ander-
son and relieving him of about $50.
August Wagner, living about three
miles south of Neillsville, was hauling
load of wood to town when his team be-
came frightened and ran away and the
wheels passed over his body, breaking
several bones and injuring him internally.
1t is thought he will die.
The new Lutheran Church building,
which was built by the Lutheran congre-
| cation Of Vesper and vicinity, was dedl-
Gated with impressive ceremonies. Rev.
Bittner of Grand Rapids preached a
sermon. Rev. Boese of Sigel and Rev.
| Selle of Nekoosa assisted.
| The largest deer killed in northern
Wisconsin in ten years was brought III to
! Sayner by party located near Plum
| lake This magnificent specimen OF deer
was a nine-prong buck weighing 364
| pounds and was killed by III. Warner, the
| host and guide of a party.
A serious stabbing ARRAY occurred at
Mansion. John Spaulding a blacksmith,
was returning home when he met crowd
| of disorderly young men and attempted
| TO restore order. A member of the crowd
Jumped upon his back and stabbed him
| five times Spauldng will probably die.
w. T. Perkins, travelling salesman
| for a firm of Kalamazoo, Mich, commit
ted suicide in his room at the Hotel Ra-
cine in Racine by taking nine grains OF
opium He was Respondent over re-
| verses in business, failure to meet his
debts. combined with his love for girl
| in Columbus, Ohio, whom his lack OF re-
sources forbade him to marry.
The Northwestern west-bound passen-
ger train was fired on near Onalaska fy
unknown parties, and the fact that he
was leaning back in his seat saved the
life of Prof Packnan of Christ's Eplsco-
pal Church in La Crosse. One bullet
crashed through the window and grazed
the nose of Mr. Packman and Embedded
itself in the opposite side of the car, less
than an inch above the head Of another
! passenger
The case of Henry Kremm of Appleton
against Max Dehl for $50 900 for SANDER
| was decided in favor of the defendant.
The defendant did not deny that he made
serious charges against the plaintiff. John
Dehl the son of the defendant, was
murdered over two years ago. The au-
thorities were unable to find enough evil
dence to warrant an arrest. The father,
however. made serious allegations which
! led to the SANDER suit.
A mysterious and fatal accident oc-
Cured on Wooden Shoe Alley road. south
of Neenah, through which John krallss,
aged 20 years, farmer, lost his NE
| About ) o'clock in the morning his broth
er, who roomed with him, awoke ana
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