Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1905-03-31

eaW Hlll at Centuria was
DESTROYED by ire. The origin Of the fire
Allen Hoover of Tomahawk cant,roa
lynx at a logging camp and will trv
to tame the animal for pet.
Pussy Willow, the pacing mare ovnoa
by A. Z. Fuge of West Bend. djad ~
collie. She was years old. and had
record of 2:10A. '''N "
John Condor, Is years DID, was found
guilty in GAINESVILLE of manslaughter in
the fourth degree. He killed 13-year.
ola companion, George Griffith, a wear
ago N"'
Mrs. August Mildbrand is dead in
Mayvllle, after a short illness. She was
10 years old and leaves husband and
sixteen children. The youngest of the
children is 1 year old.
Mrs. H. H. Hoard. wife of one Of tbo
leading merchants and politicians of
Waupun, committed suicide by hanging
herselt at her home. Mrs. Hoard leaves
a husband and three children.
Nelson Wellington Hodge, who died at
the home of his daughter. Mrs. Mary
lie Roy, in Hartland, was the only sur-
vlvlng member of Oberlin (Ohio) COLLEGES
first class, which graduated in 1888. He
was the first teacher of Frances VIII
lard, who refers to him gratefully in
her autobiography
Suicide rather than go to the poor
farm was the choice made by Olaf
Roust, young Swede who has been
working in the woods in Douglas county
tIrv II al.
rope around his neck, while his feet rest
ed on the floor so that he could, it seems,
have saved himself.
At the funeral of Miss Julia Nachtway
of Pound, six young women acting as
pall-bearers, found themselves lacking of
strength to continue on their way to the
cemetery with the coffin. They rested
the remains on the snow, and while four
stood guard others went to secure men
to take their places
Practical test of the Wisconsin pri-
mary election law in special elections
has not resulted in success. Voters COM
planned of the complications and were
not sure they were voting for the can
didate they favored. 1t was found also
in some towns that the cost of the pri-
cases exceeding that of a regular cleo
ton.
Predicting in foghorn voice that Chi
cago will shortly have an awful loss of
life and property, and that there are
terrible things in store for Milwaukee
and Wausaukee, the details of which
he refuses to tell. Hermit Jim" Anton
has left the dust of Wausaukee and
neighborhood on his old shoes, purchas,
cd Il pair of new ones of cowhide, and
has gone to parts unknown.
Mrs. Mae Schaefer, aged % years, is
dead at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. n. Tolverson, wel-to-do farm
ers near Neenah. On June ID, less than
three months after her marriage to En-
nest Schaefer, the latter was found dead.
having committed suicide by drinking
carbolic acid. No cause was assigned for
the deed. and his wife's grief over the
tragedy became so great that it induced
a complication of diseases which result
ed in death.
Twenty-nine passengers mlracul0uslV
escaped burning to death on the WIS
consin Central four miles from Chlppe-
wa Falls. Ditched by Il broken rail,
two coaches roRed down the embank-
ment and caught fire. The crew chop
ped holes in cars and broke in windows
to rescue the passengers. The coaches
were enveloped in flames when the last
passenger was rescued. None seriously
injured One woman and four men were
slightly hurt
After chasing out a tax collector with
club, Henry Boettcher, resident OF
the town of Easton, has been returned
to the northern State hospital Tor insane
at Oshkosh, from which institution he
was liberated some time ago on parole
Last summer Boettcher's wife, whom IL
is alleged he abused, was committed TO
the ASYLUM. Boettcher accompanied MS
wife to town and while she was BENG
examined, seated himself i'll the court
house rotunda. There he remained long
into the afternoon. When accosted by
anyone he would not answer and gazed
steadily at the floor. 1t required lne
united efforts of three men to put hand
cuffs on him to remove HIM from Tue
snot and he was taken to Oshkosh.
The Lake Superior and Southeastern
railway. presumably the Wisconsin Cen
traI backed by the Illinois Central. mas
hegun condemnation proceedings OF th1
rirht-of-way wanted through Superior
One-balf of this property is already I'M
der option until May l. starting az
Ranks avenue in the west end, the lalu
= affected extends along the Omaha
rirht-of-way for distance OF eleven
blocks. and somewhere on this strip the
dono+ will be located. The elghty acres
wanted for machine shops is located on
Snrrco avenue a short distance from
x,.bera the road first strikes it. From the
c;tv limits the road will make an almost
hoo line for Ladysmith. Surveyors are
now working on the final location OF the
line.
Moaning almost continually iron1 - IN
tense pain. and perhaps fatally III. rleu
+. G. Jaehnke of johnson oreeN' l - .;,en