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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-28
CORPSE FOR CHRISTMAS
EXPECTING TO SEE DOLL, SLOUGH
TON MAN FINDS BABES BODY.
Woman Put It in Rig While He Was
in Store Making Holiday
Purchases.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 22.-[Special.l
After arriving home from Stoughton
where he had been doing some Christ
mas shopping, Chairman w. X. Rein
1ahl of Dunkirk town, carefully slipped
INTO into a slide door with his arms
1lled with bundles. went to a locked
room where he had set up Christmas
Tree and started unwrapping packages
to hang their contents on the tree.
The first one he united look strange,
but he Went at it confidently, expecting
to find doll for his niece. Instead,
to his horror, he discovered the naked
body of a dead child
While he was in Stoughton some one
had put the CHASTITY bundle in the rear
Of his carriage and he had not noticed
it.
He returned to Stoughton with the
body and an inquest will be held. DR..
Iversen declares that the child was
about 3 days old and the cause of death
is not evident. G. ]. Dunton of the
Stoughton Wagon company says he saw
a woman 20 years old put package
from her rig into an adjoining one that
morning, and thinks he can identify her.
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OPEN BIG LUMBER TRUST
New Railroad from Huron Bay to Mad
ison, Wis, Will Be Operating
in Two Years.

: OSHKOSH, Wis, Dec. 21.-[Spe-
cial. 1.-The Lake Superior Southern
Railway company, organized by Oshkosh
men and to a large extent financed by
local capital, will build a line from
Huron bay on Lake Superior, south
Through Champion, Mich, and Florence,
Appleton, Oshkosh and Madison in this
state This is the first announcement
that the line would go through to Madi-
son.
D. e. Baxter & Co. of New York have
been awarded the contract for building
the road and the work will begin shortly
after January l. The company expects
ito have the portion of the line from HUI
ron Bay to Champion in operation by
June l and the entire line of 29O miles
will be completed within two years.
The officers of the company are: Pres
fdent. M. G. Phillips of Oshkosh; vice
president, G. M. Meeker of New York;
secretary and treasurer, w. K. Rideout
of Oshkosh chief engineer, e. Priest,
with headquarters at Oshkosh.
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LATEST MARKET REpOyA
MILWAUKEE, DECEMBER!
EGG AND DAIRY MARKFT

MILWAUKEE-Eg gs-Market is Il.
The produce boards official msrEs
strictly fresh laid, cases returned
high grade, candled, 31@32c; miSceI,u
receipts, as to quality, 24a26c; Apll
age, 23@24c; seconds, 17Q1Sc; cheek
Butter-Market is firm. Elgn prh
extra creamery is 311ac. Local price
creamery, 31Rc; prints, 3212c; frsts "
seconds, 25@26c; dairy, fancy &c;
22g23c; packing stock, 1GhQ17c.
Cheese-F1rm; American full d
twins, 1910; limburger, new, l?G
brick, 13A@13&c; low grades, 9al0st
ported Swiss, &c; new, block, lSsa
new, round, Swiss, 1412c; SapSap
daisies, lac; Longhorns, lac; Young ID
cas-, 14014hc.
ELGIN, Ill, Dec 24.-[SpeclaIl a
Official firm at Slice
CHICAGO, H., Dec. 24-Butter-Sl
creameries, 22M31c; diaries, 2OQ2Ic
Steady; at mark, cases included 2ld
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 24.-CheeSe-Sl
daisies, 131ac; twins, l3Ql3Ac; young
icas, lac.
NEW YORK, Dec. 24.-Buttef-SI
receipts, 5291; street price, extra cTa1
32@33c; official prices, creamery, ~
to extra, 23Q32c; held, common to 4
2203Oc; renovated, common to extra
241hc; western factory, common to
1S622c; western imitation creamery
23024c. Cheese-Quiet; recepb'
state full cream, large and small SePAI
fancy, 141ac; October, 12ql7c; infenaI
12c: SKINS, 2@11c. Egs-Flrmer; M
4317; state, Pennsylvania ana n SsaIs
selected white, 38Q4Oc; same cn"G
SIC: do mixed, fancy, 39g5oc' ~
frsts, Csc; Official price, tiFStS M
ends O60D27C
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAM

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 2+- Ipcs II
Easier; No. / no tl 81, 7 %, Corn
2 northern, on TRACK o,ngtCs.-steady1
No. 3 on track, 40c, oaC n track 81
ard, 351Ac; No. 3 white, ." 5i ii%, aa
Enthusiastically; standard, oS 5g, Nj
rack 43m55ibc. Rye-Ste2as.it n
trach 671bc Proyisions-fOmISs n
Re 90 lard, January, 9.37; rlOS 4
SO. ,,r,oods ore,
spring wheat p9tean558S,l ,i ~ o5. export
straight, in wood, 3,Soa a 4V', clear, bI
in sacks, 3.40@3.5O; lirS5 e0S%SM 4
3.OO03.1C; rye, in WOOD, o,o'f IN god|
3.10@3.35 in sacks. ha'i''' " i
S'3 Mi,,sturs are quoted in l..s M
1873 N;,i' for bran, 1873 p. 70, NiI~ sn
u uiaSS an IN i0o.Ib sacks; req sao ny
m rre Feed 1925 s. delivered at c0'D4
25c extra. oo d -ClOse..
CHICAGO, Ill, Dec. IKE.
December, 74Ac; May = '0ats-p'
cember, 411sc; May, 4$acii NJ1anasf
335sc: May, 3578c; Fo i,hry aSsE
Nav 79 1896 Lard-Janaaa1-4IlI Ia /
. 4Sh Ribs-January, 9;a, rIsy-Cs
RTeNDecember, sc. BaFl aloref
sc Flax, Timothy ana CIV
doing N2gw Work. Dec. g4..1,!c,.lo,s,,l1
December, S01sc; May NAV 5Osc l
Corn-December. DC, r, M" Dec
MINNEAPOLIS, Ml mha mills Y
hlour market is quiet ,,d im" and
for the Christmas hoII Ecj;nc acco
in IN n ' business way is Dei gialYirlr IL
T ~ Continues to be a is" are n
6 dngfe de Tonat" and prospect. ,s st b
Rted t Gein q marked improvement
Rad pad Tor r. a tb llnaI m nil reportssoa, :
provement in the deina tants. 4Ig
54,673 bbls. FIRST P OK. first Gle"
pnd patents, 4.1304 . "a 5ifm2.6O
535; second clears, ~; :, Dee
! MINNEAPOLIS, Mill 79lsglEsk
december, 7619c; NAY Ldyyic ,. "a
So1Sc. No, / hard, 791Sc1ss.dIGs
ES77Ssc: No . northern ''''
EP PA i 1915. Mo, Dec Pee. ; III
~, 400 n0ri market higher gS'pas
M6.5O; stockers ana l 55. texas se
lind heifers, 2.4oaJ., S 81, .1ld$s%',
4 30: COWS and helIeFS' 5G1Oc b
lReceipts. $500; market DDgackers.
snd iichts, 5.90@6.3o; $685.
hntchers and best heavy V606d6'
Receipts, 5000; nati''''
A.OO07. %. my ,1o Dec. = IL
ceipts, 5000; market 66eflG Sti soaal9
s'ooa5. 90; southern c .9SG5.1O "a
cows and d heife rs. 5riis. ' 2 5s
5 s'oSS7 co. :? T ssI % sfi Hos
n market sGW 5aioc 5 Is6,st. ": s5o :
6jsI, sh lambs, 6.oo@G'o'
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| MRS. INGERSOLL WINS.
on Claim of 100000 Lawyers Fee
for Late Agnostic.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 24.-The
federal supreme court today decided to
grant review of the decision of the
eighth circuit court of appeals in the case
of Eva A. Ingersoll against Joseph A.
Coram and others, invoking a claim Cor
fee of 100000 by Mrs. Ingersoll's hus-
band, the late Robert G. Ingersoll.
1t is claimed that this sum was earned
by Mr.. Ingersoll in contesting the vii
of the late \. ]. Davis of Montana The
court Of appeals allowed $1,000.
The widow was not satisfied and
asked leave to bring the case to The
supreme court on n writ of certiorari
Her petition to that effect was granted
today.
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PRINCIPAL FALLS
DEAD IN SCHOOL
GEORGE H. REED EXPIRES SOON
AFTER RUNNING A SHORT
DISTANCE.
A WELL KNOWN EDUCATOR.
Had Spent His Life in the Teaching
Professionally Be Buried in
Waukesha.

MILWA UKEE, Wis. Dec. 21.-LS pe-
al.l-George H. Reed, principal of the,
TWenty-third district school, No. 2;
dropped dead this morning just as he'
had reached the school building to take
up the days work. He left his home;
at 11O3 South Pierce street apparently
in good health and with his little daugh4
ter walked to the school, half mile
away.
He was few minutes late and when
within a block of the school building he
started to run.
When he entered the building he met
several teachers, to whom he babe a.
CHEEKY good morning, and a few minutes
later, fell to the floor in the corridor. lie
was dead before medical aid could reach
him. Heart failure was the cause, due,
it was said by the attending doctors, to-
the exertiOn of running.
Coroner Notified.
Coroner Broegman was Immediately
notified, and the body was removed to
the residence.
Funeral arrangements have not as
yet been perfected, but interment will
take place at Waukesha, where the de-
ceased principal was head of the high
school for eleven years, prior to coming
to Milwaukee.
Mr.. Reed was So years old. He was
born in MOriah, Essex county, N. T.,
and graduated from Amherst, Mass, uni
Versity.
He had devoted his whole life to the
teaching profession.
Was a Scholar.
Mr.. Reed was a man of scholarly
tastes and requirements. He kept up u
wide range of reading His literary
nd 70 rnSnnotnH nv his friends.
He was an interchangeable student OF
Shakespeare. Quiet and unpretendlng,
die possessed profound depth of charac-
ter, wide experience and kind, sympa-
thetic nature. He was an ideal school,
man, his breadth of knowledge, his new
.er-failing enthusiasm in his subjects, and
his thorough pedagogical training quail
flying him for valuable work as an in
structor and as a supervisor of other in
Structors. He had in 4 rare degree the
respect and love of the pupils IN his
school and the confidence and co-opera-
ton of the teachers.
Served Eight Years.
He had served the Twenty-third dis
trict as principal for eight years. When
HE left the east he located at Wauke
Sha, where he taught in the high school
was promoted to the principalship and
for two terms was elected superlnten-
dent of the spring city schools His
health becoming impaired he retired
from the pedagogic duties for five years
but returned to the profession when he
WAS offered a Milwaukee city principal
ship.
: Mr.. Reed is survived by his wife and
-four children. He was a member of the
university club, and was prominent in
Sunday school work, having been super
intendent Of the Hanover Street Congre
gational Sunday school for several years
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-28
'PR0DIGAL KILLS CALF
KENOSHA MAN RETURNS HOME
AFTER TWENTY YEARS.
Surprises His Old Parents and Will Serve
Big Christmas Dinner to All the
McGills in Town.

KENOSHA, Wis, Dec. 24.-[Spe-
cial. William McGill, 45 years of age,
who was missing from Kenosha FOR
more than twenty-one years, returned
home today unannounced and greeted ms
aged father and mother. For eighteen
years McGill was mourned as dead.
When he left he said he was gong 10
see the Mississippi river. Since then ne
has been living in the west ana n 1poo
west. He was last heard from III 1880
when he was starting for Puget sounu.
will lentertain all the McGills in the clty
At family dinner at the old homestead
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caught AT GIRLS HOME.
Frank Belz, Wanted for Burglary, Calls
on Sweetheart After Three Years
Officer Waiting.

. LANCASTER, Wis, Dec. 2t.-[Spe-
icial. Prank Belz was arrested at
Prairie du Chen Monday and brought
to Lancaster by Undersheriff Calls. He
is charged with burglarizing the store
of Frank Kolb at Patch Grove three
years ago, and the warrant under which
he was arrested was issued at the time
The sheriff's office has known that
Bell had a sweetheart at Prairie du
Chen. and guessed that he would re-
turn there On Monday of this week he
turned up there. bought new suit and
overcoat, aud q few hours later the
Crawford county authorities arrested him
and notified the Grant county authori-
tics
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PABST BREWERY IL 49,
Wins Point in the Tbor,.
Property Rights in Nan y Sp
CITY. wy

WASHINGTON, D, q
Especial. l-The United Stato zee Z
court today denied the ns,,' spN ~
Charles R. Thorley of New V y'
writ of certiorari in his case . ~. d
Pabst Brewing company, Th %saaS
the right Of the rapid trans; s a''a
sioners of New York to taEs :. cops
Of the ground between tho " "p,l poses
company's lines at Forty.sSauorao, and
and Broadway, New Yoyr,' eVOad NJ
cense for its use had BEEN alle 4
the company. The present s nral.
arose on a demurrer so tbnt that y WOeeessa
is not final. The Pabst com con o,T as "
damages amounting to S300 aS Nn Cid
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R. G. Wagner Succeeds Hatke.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 21.-[Special.l
R G.. Wagner of Milwaukee will sue
coed Theodore Hatke as vice president
and general manager of the Madison
Beet Sugar company. Mr.. Wagner is
the president of the Wisconsin Sugar
company located at Menomonie Falls,
Wis, and of the Chippewa FALLS Sugar
company.
Dashing through burning building,
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DRIVER HAS TEACHERS POWER.
School Board Backs Man Arrested fol
Whipping Pupil.

CHIPPEWA FALLS, Wis, Dec. 10.
Especial. 1.-The school board of the
town of Grant is backing William Zah-
ner, who transports the pupils of dis
trict No. Z school as against the state
which caused the arrest of the driver on
the charge of whipping Lawrence Bis
sonnette, a pupil. The board holds that
the complaining witness is a refractory
pupil and that the driver has as much
right as a teacher to punish him, so long
as he will not behave while riding in the
conveyance hired by the board.
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MILWAUKEE, STOCKYARDS REP

HOGS-Market sc higher; nsnL
6.1506. 80; fair to choice l me,lIu D.i
6.35: heavy packers, 6Vg"-''
heavy, 5.S5Q6.OO. ,,,ho,
CATTLE - Market is higher
higher: butchers steers, mee .a'
good. 1850 to 1900 lbs, 4 ;s@gi v
TO medium, $50 to 1850 lbs, 40oss w
ers, common, 2.50q322; 6 sCOu o.n SS3
cows, fair to good, 3.2oM4'o g,, EanI M
az. 25; cutters, 2.40g275;, d Dul fooi %|
2.6O@3.O0; butchers, 3.4Cg!.oo' T !eeI" /
@4.O0; stockers, 2.75@32?;o VIA MiIGr;
common to choice, 4.Oog',9o A"'',
springers-Don't ship them; -oa,n,
SHEEP-Market strong 5'3 ,o = Tf
strong: light. 5. 25M6.9O; chOICc, 0"-
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STRANGERS KIDNAP BOY.
Adopted Son of Justice Helmboldt OF Or
fordville Missing.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Dec. 24.-It. is
charged that the 12-year-old adopted
son of Justice of the Peace George
Helmboldt of Orfordville was kidnapped
by two men and a woman who appeared
In the village in a closed carriage. MI.
Helmboldt adopted the child from the
Children's home in Milwaukee a year
ago. Relatives of the child lived IN
Evanston ILL.,, and a grandmother IN
Magnolia, this county.
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MILWAUKEE, HAY MARIE

Chicago timothy hay ny o d6'- ~ giHsS'tt
timothy hay, 15.50@l6.W, M mivoa
hay, 13.0O@15.00; clover anu NGah ,,,SsT
1850; choice Kansas ana N * t59Gl6i
is. 50017.OO; No l prairie; ,, IONS
2 prairie, 13.000i400i Nls : yWOSIi
9.5O01O.O0; packing hay, ," 6cGj
straw, 9.50@1O.O0; wheat straw WV
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Claim Deputy Betrayed Sheriff.

KENOSHA, Wis, Dec. 24.--Deputy
Sheriff Homer E. Royce, proprietor of
the Hotel Kenosha, has been arrested on
a charge of malfeasance of office. He
was charged with having given informa-
ton of a raid on disorderly house. He
was held in bonds of 5000 for an ad-
iourned hearing.
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Factory Finishes It's Season.

APPLETON, Wis, Dec 22.-The APP
pleton Hub and Spoke factory has just
closed down for a month after finishing
it's cut of last season. During the forty
two years which the mill has operated
there has not been loss of life or limb
at the factory.
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May Force an Appointment.

DODGEVILLE, Wis, Dec. 21.--
Especial. ]-Mandamus proceedings may
be instituted to compel the board Of
health to appoint health commissioner.
1t has neglected to do so for months,
and there are several cases of diphthe-
ria in the neighborhood.
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TEXAS CUTS PULLMAN RATES.
State Railroad Commission Declares for
Reduction of 90 Per Cent.

AUSTIN, Tex, Dec. 24.-The Texas
railroad commission has issued an order
declaring Pullman cars common carriers
and shall be under their constant super
vision; providing reduction Of 20 per
cent. in rates, and specifying that the
Pullman company shall consult the com
mission regarding the number of cars
operated, file its operating books, etc..
the same as railroads.
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SURGERY AS CHECK ON INSANE.
Wisconsin Legislative Committee urges
Adoption of Plan.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 24.-The ster-
ilization of chronic insane and feeble
minded persons is to be recommended by
the legislative committee investigating
the asylums. The committee believes
that this is the best means of protecting
society against the Increase Of insane,
weak-minded and degenerate persons.
superintendent of all the state asylums
favor the plan.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-28
LA TOILETTE is HOME.
Senator Will Spend Holidays at Maple
Bluff Farm-Spooner Stays
at Washington.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 22.-[Special. ]
Senator r. M. La Toilette arrived
home from Washington last night and
will spend most of the Christmas holiday
season with his family at the Maple
Bluff farm. He returns in the best of
health. Miss Fola La Toilette, who is on
the professional stage, will spend her
Christmas in Chicago.
Senator Spooner and family will spend
the holidays at Washington.
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WORK OF CONGRFs,
SENATE.

On the 10th in the Senoto n
Roosevelt sent in a message n", So,5 Ptesa
the discharge Of negro troons uSsals \
debate action was postponed T Shl'q
calendar was cleared by tho I n Rai
more than 200 private pension h RIHIssa
In the Senate on the 10Th Sero. 4N
made an extended criticism Of "4 ~, Toy
President Roosevelt's action in ' 5 ola
the negro troops of the Twnrt tS sal
fantry. He was replied 70 bri o% atA
ator Lodge, while Senator Sco w4y y
the demand of the Ohio senot Um SaStl
investigation by the Senate D Mill. lOl a
mittee. A resolution dirpctinc. u snIS
cation is before the senate fo ouca laTl
it's next meeting. Adjourned Ot 4. aG1a9
N. until January 8. 1907, AVN =" ~
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Ice Road Is Laid Out.

LA CROSSE, Wis, Dec. 22.-[Spe-
/ cial. 1.-The ice road on the Mississippi
river from Brownsville, Mimi, to La
&, Crosse has been laid out The work was
done by George Holzhammer, the son
! of the Brownsville pioneer, who for
forty-two consecutive winters laid out
the thoroughfare. After his death, q
year ago his son took UP the work.
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COOKS ANNIVERSARY DINNER.
Married Sixty Years, Mrs. Carpenter Is
as Happy as Ever.

BELOIT, Wis, Dec. 24.-[Special.]-
A dinner prepared by her own hands
was feature of the celebration to-
day of the sixtieth anniversary of the
marriage of Mr.. and Mrs. E: j. Carpen-
ter, who gave Il reception in honor of the
event. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter are both
over 80 years old, and are well both
mentally and physically.
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Carp as Imitation Salmon.

KENOSHA. Wis, Dec. 24.-[Spe-
cial. More than six tons of German
carp which have been kept in captivity
to fatten in a big pool at Wilmot, were
shipDed on Saturday to points west of
Chicago where they will be canned and
sold as imitation salmon
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To waupun for Sixth Time.

MARINETTE, Wis, Dec. 24.-[Spe
cial Edward O'Neil, taken from
Oconto Saturday to serve two-year
term in Waupun is now serving his
sixth term in that institution. He was
sent to Waupun from Marinette three
times, from Kewaunee once, and from
Fond du Lac twice, previous to his last
t1n1blA
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Must Have Fire ESCAPES.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Dec. 21.-[Spe-
cial 1-P. L. Myers, manager of the
Myers Opera house, is to be hailed into
court for not placing more fire escapes
ON his playhouse.
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HOUSE.

In the House on the 10Th ,.,
was adopted giving the commjtta .sS "
rolled bills an additional clerk '''s % y.
ton still further increasing tbo hIaa
that office met determined opnoS i lug
absence Of a quorum was SiSc Ioa
Speaker Cannon brought about t's s5il
ment. "A
In the House on the Goth RpnrOso,.,
Mondell (Wyoming) succeeded in ' nss,a'
bill extending the time in which @ sS,-.
may make final settlement on tba 'S M
Indian reservation. Represent0tiva N
(New York; called up his resontIO, !
Ing to the distribution of the pmJi1
annual message to the several comms1
The House then, after passing tba "
ton, adjourned for the Christmas NM N
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Train Cuts Bow in Pieces.

EAU CLAIRE. Wis, Dec. 24-[Spe-
cial FIRED Meyer, aged II years, was
struck by freight train this morning
while walking on the track on his way
to work His body was cut in two. His
father found the body.
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Mcmahon Will Be Tried Soon.

OCONOMOWOC, Wis, Dec. "a
Especial THE hearing in the case of
Daniel Mcmahon, charged with the MUIR
der of Thomas Connor, came up Satur-
day afternoon and on motion of Senator
Merton McMahon's attorney, the ex-
animation was waived and the case will
come up for trial at the present term
of court at Waukesha.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-28
Will of Simonson Is Lost.

LA CROSSE, Wis, Dec 21-The will
of Nels Simonson, who was asphyxiated
on Tuesday, has not been found, and a
thorough search is being made for it: 1t
is understood that he divided his $780,
900 fortune between the Lutheran
church and hospital here.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-12-28
DEATH STOPS HOLIDAY JOY.
Bow browns While Mother Is Fixing
Christmas Tree for Him

KENOSHA. Wis, Dec. 24.-Harry
White, aged Is years, the only son of
Mrs. Belle White, drowned in Pike river
while playing on the ice hundred yards
from his home Mrs. White was in the
parlor of the house arranging Il Christ
mas tree for her only son when the news
of his death came.
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UNREAL AT MAYVILLE.
5ody of w. F. Borchert Will Be Buried
in Village Where He Ended
His Life

FOND DU LAC, Wis, Dec. I'll
{ Special. 1.-The funeral of William F.
Borchert, the musician who committed
suicide at Mayville yesterday, will be
held at Mayville at o'clock Saturday
afternoon. 1t was intended to bring the
body here. but as there are no relatives
living here, the plan was changed. The
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brothers of Mr.. Borchert in Germany
have been notified of his act, and they
will be asked to take the necessary
steps to settle up the estate. Mr..
Borchert was not wealthy, and it IS be-
lieved that there will be little left after
the funeral expenses are paid.
The Fond du Lac Maennerchor Will
go to Mayville to attend the services on
SATURDAY..
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Cen. Brvant's Condition.

MADISON. Wis, Dec. 24.-[Speciall
The condition of Gen. George E.
Bryant, superintendent OF public prop
confined to his house at Blooming Grove.
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Diamonds Lost OF Stolen.

MARINETTE, Wis, Dec. 24.-[Spe-
cial IA package of diamonds valued
$3.50 was lost or stolen this morning
from one of the American Express COM
nanY's drivers.
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Kenosha County Clerk Resigns.

KENOSHA, Wis, Dec. 24.-County
Clerk William G. Crosby has resigned
to accept the position of secretary of the
Northwestern Loan & Trust company to
succeed William H. Purnell, who has
been selected cashier of the First Ma
tiOnal hank
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Bow Shot Accidentally.

MONDOyI, Wis, Dec. 22.-[Spe
cial. Peter Cole, 1G-year-old boy
was dangerously shot in the breast and
tree. It is thought he will recover
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J. H, ROEMER APPOINTED
Made Member of State Board of Control
to Succeed Fred Scheiber,
Who Resigned.

MADISON, Wis, Dec. 22.-[Special.l
Coy. Davidson today appointed John
HI. Roemer of Milwaukee member Of
board of normal school regents to sue
coed Fred Scheiber, resigned.