Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1906-10-26

| commence III his honesty.
Felix Borelli, an Italian count. under
~ years. is working with a gang of men
paving the streets of Calumet, Mich.
| Borelh lived with his widowed mother at
the family place in Lucca. His income
was cut off because he refused to wed
| the woman chosen by his family.
Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland, will
be the motOrman on the first car oper-
ated on the 3-cent fare line. "Of course
III join the union," said Mayor Johnson.
And I'll keep up my dues, too. When
L become a member I'll even ask them
to elect me as delegate to the central
labor union"
Elyria parents have been told in an
address by Martin Friedrich, health
officer of Cleveland, that if their chill
dren caught cold in school or were af-
tlicted with near-sightedness, curvature
of the spine or other diseases from poor
| light in the SchOolrooms or improper
seating facilities, they might sue the city
| for damages.
Gibson City Qll.) residents are much
excited over a report that a monkey,
which died there last week, belonging to
carnival company, had been inferred
IN a local cemetery. The owner pur-
| chased an expensive coffin chid's size.
and is said to have buried the animal in
the cemetery. An investigation has
been ordered.
Lucen Conen, formerly member of
the United States Marine band, who was
| shot in Washington Il year and twelve
| days ago by Mrs. Jeanette May, died
at his home in Louisville last week. Had
Conan died twelve days sooner, Mrs.
May would have had to face charge OF
murder, but she can now only be tried
! for shooting and wOunding.
That woman's hair might not be I'M
curled the original plans of the new
country club building to be erected on
the lake shore in Cleveland were greatly
changed.
1--WE ALWAYS defer to the ladies' said
Architect Garfield, bowling politely.
The women complained that open YER
| andas would allow too much damPnesS
| from the lake to alight upon their hair,
which would take the curl out OF 1t.
Because a member of the Los Angeles
| Women's Christian Temperance union
was made ''dizzy" by wine taken for
medical purposes" the local union o prop
| ably will change the official pledge re-
uuired of members. The pledge reads
| that members must abstain from all al
coholic drinks, but there is no clause Tor
bidding the use of them if taken under
direction of a physician. The consensus
of opinion is that the women should t not
take stimulants as medicine, and tins
| probably will be Incorporated IN the
pledge.
Liza Marie Slach, the 5-year-old
daughter of Albert e. Slach, died OF a
broken heart Since she had been Ola
enough to play with dolls the little girl
had Ionged for baby sister. A year
AGO the stork brought a baby brother,
Int Liza was not satisfied. Wednes-
dav the stork brought baby sister,
hut the child was born dead. Little Liza
was grief stricken. She cried all day
and night. This brought on headaches
and fits and nausea. She grew weaker
and Monday died. The coroner sald
that grief had killed her.
Rev. Edwin Laughlin, son of the Pltts-
burg steel multi-millionalre, preacheo nls
first sermon Sunday, as asslstill' p'e 49,,
of q PRESBYTERIAN chapel in one OF the
poorest sections of that city Nhen ne
Graduated from Princeton and married
the daughter of Judge Wilson, society
was open to him, but he DECIDED TO easy
in his lot with the poor: lie entereu
Princeton Theological seminary ana was
ordained with honors. He was o1ered
hig Church in fashionable district plll
this he refused, desiring Il poor chalse.
His father then threatened to dlSlnnerlt
him. but he was not to be dlssuaded'
There IS a green-eyed girl up IN Name
whom the Washington civil service com
missioners are anxious to see. one ~ H.
Gently took an examination. but VINE
bor mark is not up to the standard lllt
chances are she viii get an appolletliltSI a'.
on account of the description .! Nv ny
nhvsical characteristics contained III nei
papers. as she wrote; Jam
/ : feet 4 inches high. l have green eyes
and black hair. p1oo,- have
"reminiscences Green and BlacS nav
the case under consideration. C1l l 'S
count of the color combination I'll tbo
Sioner Cooley will not interfere win nv
action of his colleagues.
While Miss Mary Lewis, teiepnon n9
onerator of New York city, was seao o5'l
ot the switchboard in the teelepl!oile -,
change she received shock which I Iof+
dored her unconscious for time anu re- IT, :
ber totally blind. Miss Lewis says sns
bed the receiver at her ear anu 10
| holding a connecting plug IN t1e -
hond when there suddenly. passed. pe sslolo
har ewes a flash and she knew no llao, 9
until she regained CONSCIOUSNESS SUI
tima later. Surgeons who nave eA s'a;
;nnd tbe GIRLS eyes say that her conu di-
tioIo ;s the result of an electric sAoe ,9