The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1890-06-14

smile of friend Cruikshank is no more
visable about the Omaha depots. We
didn't suppose that the connection be-
| tween "Cruik" and the Omaha could
be severed, but it seems that he has
jumped the job and that new man,
Mr.. q, w. Mosier, late OF New Rich
mond, has taken his place. Mr.. Mos
Ter IS no doubt good man but he has
got to be more than that if he fills
"Cruik's s. place for no man can work
harder for his employer than he did.
Rev. Mrs. Olympia Brown, the great
ADVOCATE of W oman's Suffrage vii visit
Superior, East End, this month, and
lecture to our people in the NJ. E.
Church next Wednesday evening, the
18th inst. This gifted speaker and
earnest worker for womans emanc:pa-
ton needs no introduction at our
hands. She is well known throughout
the country, we might as well say
throughout the world, and every lover
OF right and justice should attend the
lecture next Wednesday evening.
You will hear it said that you can
not make men moral by act of congress-
OF course you cannot; nobody proposes
to do SO. But You can, at least, re-
strain INSCRIPTIONS people from max
ing business out of temptations to
immortality. You cannot keep men on
their feet in snow time by city or
dinance; but you can say, nobody
shall leave the snow lying on the side
walk before his house.-REy. BROOKE
HEREFORD.
Mrs. Elizabeth w. Champney,
who is now III London, and recently
had the pleasure of attending recep-
ton at the Court of st. James, will
contribute to the next number of Ilar-
per's Bazaar a sketch entitled Caught
in the Whirlpool An Experience dur
ing the London Season" An article
by Helen Jay, entitled The Middle
aged Woman" Will appear in the
same number
L. W. Stafford is constitutionally
opposed to labor and it is seldom he
allows himself to get mixed up with it,
and then he most always makes fail
ure of it. He let himself loose a few
days ago and helped the boys get out
some ice. He made the usual blunder,
allowed his fingers to get mixed up
with the pulleys, ropes and ice, and in
consequence of which he may loose
two fingers of his right hand.
The West End Aldermen are awak-
ing to the fact that they now have to
do with Mayor who has mind of
his own and is not afraid to exercise
it. This is something new in our city
government, and has completely upset
the ne-idea fellows of the West End
In the matters now under discussion
the Mayor has taken Il proper position
and we are pleased to see him main
tain it.
The North Stars went to Rice
Lake last Sunday and played the ball
nine Of that city. Score: to Is in
favor of Rice Lake. The poor playing
is attributed to lack of practice and
is probably the case as this was Their
first game of the season. We have
some excellent players in Superior and
a good mine ought to be secured
Some woman left an infant on the
door steps of a prominent West End
man a few days ago. She was captur
ed and compelled to take it back. All
names are suppressed by the entcrpris-
ing daily papers at that end of the
city. If it had been Il poor man we
should have had all the names and a
column article Queer how some PEG
pie Will cater to wealth.
Mr.. J. c. Scanlon VIII soon have
ready for opening 4 nice suite of rooms
for restaurant and ice cream parlnrs,
with 4 fine fruit stand in front. 1t Is
located on Second street between
Thompson and Stinson avenues and he
will be ready for business i'll a few
days
Joseph Kilby, one of the men en-
pioyed on the Northern Pacific pile
driver, had the misfortune while chop
ping TO cut four toes from the right
foot He was brought to this city and
is now under treatment at the hos
pital.
James McCurdy, while fixing up a
stoyepipe at the Smith House, on Sec
ond street, got a fall from Il step lad
der by which one bone of the right leg
was fractured. He Will rest at the
hospital until it gets grown together
again.
The Executive Committee Of tie
Womans Relief Society viii hold an
executive session at the residence of
Mrs. J. VI. X. Strothman next Tues
day afternoon at : o'clock 1t is de
sired that al members be present.
FoUNn.-A long, leather pocket
book. Ii contains homestead receipt
bearing the name of William Martin,
from the Duluth land office. dated
June lst, 1887. The owner can recover
by calling al this office.
A feet of seven boats came
up the lake together Monday evening.
Five came into the Superior harbor,
and two Went on UP to Duluth. Two
out Of seven, but then it didn't used
to be SO.
Geo. Anderson. who has never
fully recovered from his attact of the
grippe, is of for few days visit
with friends in Iowa. We would like