Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1904-01-08

kce road, died IN ASheatoH, aged II
years.
Preparations are being made to move
the Fond du Lac branch OF Reeves 81
Go. to Madison.
An Odd Fellows lodge was organized
in Cameron by Grand Warden c. w.
Staples of Osceola.
The Beldenville sawmill at Bruce
feet during the season.
Eveline, the only daughter of Senator
James III. Stout. aged 8 years, died Of
Brights disease III Menomonic.
Frank Brusha, 16 years old, was killed
by 500 train near Gladstone. lie was
tossed sixty feet and picked up dead.
Mrs. Julia Brown Court Of Delton is
dead, aged 65 years She was niece Of
John Brown of Harper's Ferry fame.
Peter Naturalli, an Italian % years
old, a miner, was run over and killed
while crossing the Northwestern tracks
at Hurley.
The famine of eggs has grown to such
an extent in Appleton, and prices are SO
high, that several hotels are refusing
them to boarders.
A Northwestern freight train, side
acled at Berryyille, was discovered on
hre Five cars were destroyed. The
loss will aggregate $1,000.
l.. T. Rogers has compiled list of
thirty-fiye people above the age of 50
years who are residents of the town Of
Milton, which has a population of 1000.
Arthur Newcomb. aged 81 years, well
known in GAINESVILLE, has been selected
as one of the deacons who will accom-
pany Elijah II. in his trip around the
world.
Rudolph Cummins, a GAINESVILLE boy,
is supposed to have been ''shanghaied'
by a German trading vessel and to be
held against his wish at Victoria, British
Columbia.
Charles kauchcr was found Oh the
beach north of Two Rivers wrapped i'll a
blanket with his head and face badly
frozen Physicians examined him and
pronounced him insane.
Rev. c. Balm of the Big Bend Free
Baptist Church received a novel present
from the members of his congregation.
1t consisted of a bouquet of four large
roses, made of bank notes.
II. A Ramps Of Appleton has new
way of aiding the Humane Society Of the
State. He presented them with a silver
watch which will be sold at auction, the
proceeds to go to the society.
Isaac Stephenson, the wealthy Mari
nette lumberman gave $4,000 in
Christmas gifts. He made presents of
Sc, 900 to each of eight children, and ST.
900 to each of four grandchildren.
One of the big Chicago and North
western locomotives jumped the track at
Baraboo and plowed into a switch engine
in the yards, wrecking fifteen cars. En-
gineer Ennis was somewhat injured.
Three young men engaged i'll a fight
over a young woman in Janesville. Pc
ter Goodman may die of his injuries.
Frank Milford was badly cut, but will
recover. Bert Sanford is under arrest
The Weyerhauser sawmill, one Of the
largest in northern Wisconsin, has shut
down for the season. The mill cut 80
100000 feet this year and has enough
logs in sight to keep it running for two
Or three years yet.
William T. Karstens, a Fond du Lac
grocer, So years DID, was killed while ice
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broke hitting him on the head and frac-
turing his skull. He was to have been
married the next week.
George Mcclure of Pewaukee, mental
ly deranged, who occupied cell at the
Racine county Jail, set fire to some bed
clothes. The flames spread to adjoining
apartments, and for d time the entire
structure was threatened.
Peter LeClaire's residence and CON
tents were burned at Turtle Lake, the
loss, $500 being fully covered by insur
ance. LeClaire, who is 50 years old,
was sleeping alone in the house and mar
rowly escaped cremation.
William Hurd, who was arrested on
suspicion of having murdered his wife
and child, was released at WATERFOWL OH
his request to be arraigned Mrs. Hurd
and son were located alive near Fox
Lake, where they still remain.
The 500 line is pushing it's extension
from Brentwood into the Lac Court
GRIZZLIES reservation. The line will be
extended northwestward through Saw
yer County and up to Superior, giving the
500 terminal at the head of the lakes.
\ fire destroyed Ted Hawley's barn
south of Appleton. Six horses were
burned. No insurance was carried. Evi-
dence of incendiarism was found. A man
now under arrest for incendiarism is out
on bail. This fire was in the same re-
gion as that of the four others within
the past few weeks.
What is known as the central school
building was totally destroyed by fire
at Lake Geneva; loss $4,000. The fire,
which started in the basement was dis