Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-12-25

Diphtheria has broken out IN ~.
school district in Appleton scvona e
being reported. val
The dwelling house on Row,o, -
ers' berry farm at Bush Pro;r;o d
stroyed by fire. 1t was portlr wa
James Teahy, a former rcs;1
Iron Belt, committed suicido h,
ing himself to the bedpost in ~ u, u
sofa hospital. "'
The Supreme Court decision y, >.
aftidavits of title, renders tax doods q
1897 void, involving a loss 81 S-sf
in the city of La Crosse. V'''
Della Mashak, the 4-yearold dan,
of a Melvina saloonkeeper is doaS
result of drinking few swnnn u
brandy from her fathers bar
The house of August VaptosL; !
lander residing in Oasis. was cnt;,or.
stroyed by fire, together with o,i
household goods and his large crn,
potatoes.
William Stolp and Miss Clara s.
left kenosha together. The mans
er attempted to stop the eloping Cd
at the railway station, but the yorI
man proved the stronger.
Sebastian Knight, % Years old
arrested in Appleton, charged with
ting fire to the barn Of John prI
Knight was detected by his tracks n
snow, leading directly from tbo nd
barn to his home.
John B. Jackson, right-of,wov
for the Madison-Green Bay Rail,
has secured an option on an acre of
located near the western teminn2 {
College avenue, in Appleton. for a,
and freight yards.
Workmen Of the Fairbanks N
plant in Beloit, which has annoupcA
cut of ~ per cent in wages, have "A
2 to /, to continue work. Twent~
men quit and endeavored to persI.
others to follow them, but did not
coed.
The first public test and inspcctiai
the pumping station was given IN
Racine Water Company and was all
ed by all the city officials. -Four ID
were in operation and the entire did
uting system tested successfully viii
rect pressure.
BY the explosion of gasoline II
at McAllister, Charles Donaldson
fatally injured, Gus Swanson serAI
and probably fatally hurt and Ole d
son badly burned. The cause of tlIf
plosion is unknown. The entire room
filled with flames and Swanson
Erickson, who were playing cards, M
hard time making their way out Il
aldson was overwhelmed by the gaK
flames and was dragged out. He dIM
q short time after the fire was IS
guished by villagers and the buildins
not destroyed.
Fire in Rio completely dcst 81
Berg's block, consisting of three n
story frame buildings, all adjoining
slightly damaged the new two-story &s
building, all owned by Mrs. A. Il. s.
and her son, G. e. Berg, The fire Isl
ed in one Of the frame buildings @
pied by Frank Baker as saloo4 4
dwelling. He suffered a loss OF a
of his saloon outfit and household
G. A. Helle had $4,000 stock q
chandise in another building, the ssz
part OF which was saved. Loss ApQ
$500. J. l.. Hartley, who occupied e
in the second story of one buldlns
all his household goods. }. A. JONI
stock of merchandise and dry good
ued at $4,000, in the stone bul'a1
were damaged to the extent Oh 81
$500 by being removed.
Randolph was visited by SerlOW
which destroyed four store bulIdlhS
a residence, entailins a loss OF M
$4,000 partly covered by lnSV
The fire started in Watkins w.
bakery by the bursting OF an !
stove and the family had barely @
escape from the burning building e
only what scanty clothing they COY
on. The Kaiser building was IN "
TO 90. which was occupied by sasq
Krueger's clothing store. 1neS
able to save most of their GOODS
Sage's harness shop on the grou"V '
the Kaiser and Weidman famile1
upstairs; the drug store OF D. u,
ner with most of the contents, ""
cluded n large stock of holiday
the residence Of II. Craig Occur
T.. O. Nutting, were also deS'ro!
Nutting household effects were
hard work on the part Of the wy M
fire department. The fact tha' '"
of adjoining buildings were ro,e
snow saved the town from ue'''
The affirming Of the hnalnss
lower court by the Supreme oUu,
suit brought by George II. LAY ~
administrators, against Peter . os", @s'
to a close one of the SENSATIONS
of Sheboygan County. a u ''1 III &
Taylors had been accideH'"n!
killed by a 7-year-old son oi .t n
while both were playing near ' md
homestead in Cascade. Inc
lad had accompanied his el'' IN "a
who was armed with " rll'e "h
hunting expedition in the r nrI ~
woods. and coming near the I r.,lI .>
the children gathered at " , n"n
flowing through the farm V SaiI 7
by his elder brother, Ernie n 70
mn the mir rifle, which GlSs a If M
contents piercing the fore ,,, attenl
tie Taylor lad. The Sens Sen, 5 n.,