Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-10-31
News Notes Of Wisconsin

Fond du Lac.-A monster black
gle measuring six feet eight inchs
from tip to tip of it's wings and wea
ing twelve pounds was shot at Cab
melville. Peter Thuerwachter Of thai
village discovered the bird perched
the top of a lofty tree and broughti|
down with single shot. The eags
has been seen repeatedly in the vicA
ity of Calumetville during the @a|
year and many shots have been fired
at it but without effect and it was aa
opinion the eagle was gunshot prod
Cassville.-After a hearing hen
Harry French of La Crosse, BurlHg
ton freight conductor, was held tG
trial in circuit court on a charge d
kicking Tom Murphy, a tramp 81
death from his train on Oct. Is. WIZ
Ilesses testified that French kicked
Murphy from the side ladder Of a ca
following him down and stepping Up
on the clinging mans fingers to fore
him to drop from the moving train
I'rackm en- found Murphy, who lats
died from his injuries.
Marinette.-As means of stimua'
ing interest in National guard WOrl
Capt. s. r. Brearley and the Oths
officers of company ] of the Marinetis
Wisconsin National Guard company
have announced that company Of fol-
ty men may be taken to the Panama
exposition at San Francisco in lSlSI
the men drill regularly and work %
gether for a year.
Neenah .--Announcement is made
the coming marriage of Miss EStna
Hrubesky, of this city, who left he's
two years ago for Germany to take q
an operate career, to DR.. Richard b
han of Pittsburgh, Pa, at presel
studying medicine in Berlin. The maj
rtage will be solemnized in LondOl
about Nov. 1.
Marinette.-For the life OF her has
band, Henry Goosen, who was klHs
by a Northwestern railway pasSensa
train last year, Mrs. Elizabeth Goose
has been awarded verdict OF SaS
In the circuit court An additions
$500 was awarded for the pain endufa
by the deceased prior to his deatn'
Madison. I'm an opinion to d.
a. Harper, secretary of the state OOan
Of health, Atty. Gen. Owen holds Inv
deputy state health officers, proVla''
for under the law of 1913, are 70
governed by that law and not by al
rules and regulations laid down
the state board of health.
Lake Mills. Following are the gu
GERS elected by 100 bankers OF "
group meeting here: President, IL
D. Adkins, Elkhorn; vice preSlds1
4. A. Nichols, Lake Geneva; seu'
tary-treasurer, L. A. Anderson, Easo
ton. The next meeting will be nelu'
Lake Geneva.
Neenah.-This city was without v
ter for eighteen hours when del0
tive main caused all the water 10 y
out of the standpipe. The SchOO
were forced to close down as a resu
and business houses were handlcapp0
Shawano.-R. A. Upham, nephew
ex-Gov. William Upham, and son
Charles Upham of Shawano, was
jured when hit by an automoDhS
crossing the street.
Rice Lake.-The next annual me,
ing of the st. Croix Veterans asSO'
tion will be held in this city. :,
Madison.-Joseph Rabideaux y
arrived in the Dane county jail ~
La Crosse, where he was senten's
He expressed a preference LOT
Dane county institution over tna'
La Crosse county. ),
Green Bay.-Joseph Van der Meui'
a resident of Green Bay for flf1y,p
years, and SO years old, died Suy
time after having completed the e {,
bration of his sixtieth wedding ~
versary.
Racine. Racine county farmers !. !
forming an association for prote's,
against city visitors who rob tlelas :
tresDass on farm lands.