The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-05-23
BADGER NOTES.

away. The buggy was upset and both
were hurled to the ground. Judge Car
penter sustained several severe scalp
wounds and a serious injury TO his hip,
while Prof. Beach was injured inter
nally.
GAIT. F. HACKErr, an old end we'll
known lake master, died at his home
in the village of Hale = Corners, aged o.
years. Capt. Hackett was u native Of
Vermont. in 1919 he came to Mliwau-
kee.
! LIEUT.. f. =. ANDEUS, of the Fifth
United States Cavalry, has been as
signed to duty in this state by the War
/ Department, 10 remain here until No.
vemberl. lie Will attend the cncamp-
ment Of the Wisconsin National Guard
at Camp Douglas and give instruction in
general army work to the officers and
so.dlery.
! X spite of the precautions OF the
official physicians and chemists, who
( have steadily refused To diNugc any
thing, the fact has leaked out That
of arsenic have been found in the
stomach of Mrs. Bertha Erickson, the
| 1S-ycar.old bride of five weeks. whose
| body was disiuterred at Hadlcyyile. 1t
is said that the dead Woman's husband
is prepared TO make a complaint on
which an arrest could be made.
/ \ YorNG man named thristianson,
employed on the farm Of Mons Sever
son, near the village OF Cambridge, ac-
cidentally shot and killed himself.
The Bohemian Catholics of Prairie du
/ Chen are TO have church cdllice.
There are over 100 families in that par
ish.
THE death-rate at Madison was loss
4 I
the last report of the health commits
sioner than ii has been before for three
years.
Srrr BAILEY, of Fan Claire, thinks OF
opening a summer training school for
teachers.
! PRAIRIE Dr CHEN is negotiating TO Sc
cure the Milwaukee Empire Knitting
| Works plant.
The strike of the Milwaukee stone
maeons and bricklayers has been de-
clarCd OFT. an agreement between the
men and bosses having been reached.
! Wages are increased = cents per hour.
THE Madison police discovered a man
/ filing a show window of Joseph X.
/ Cooks ieWelry store. He was arrested
( and il was found that he WAS john Pur-
/ cell, an Old resident. \ search Of his
/ premises revealed the fact that lie had
/ committed other petty hurgiaries and
| the liquors recently stolen from Iohn
! Schott's saloon were found. Purcell
! pleaded guilty in the municipal court.
JouN VI ArHI~oN, an inmate OF the Mil
waukcC Soldiers Home, was run over
and killed by a train on the Home
! grounds during the night O! the 10th.
| Ne one saw the accident. but II Is sup
posed the man lost his way and was
l w9lkJnCr he track when struck
by the engine.
THE most disastrous fire which has oc-
Cured at Ia Crosse for wears destroyed
the saW mill OF Capt. II. ;. Davidson
/ early on The morning OF the I'tit. Inc
mil had heth ftbuht curing tIc i3SII
winter, ccm3irifiG TWO ora minis, ahI
was pracutally 4 ne" structure H'ieu
/ WIN wv" SaiiGS, Two Io'attGS' b@'l'' 9t"'
shIhEie machines; etc. II beGah saving
Two weeks ago, bul Tie balid WIS .uSt
started. Inc t3pacllE, WhtA III Iuli
operation, vas -oo,'Vo 70 = ','%" ir'' per
ody' ne los" - ''"cSt' d .'''''''
Ia Crosse, faiesvllie, Iremp"alcau
and tcnterylile VIII be represented al
the shooting match tHat Is II take Pl"ce
at Nihona on MEMORIAL i2F.
TIE Christian associations OF the state
| University have pledged $1,000 ior
/ titlI ploPnSSt pullSiihI' 'Nct r-'o'" -
already ,pald III. The intention IS TO
erect building that Will cost nj least
SiO,tb0, and E1o,OG0 Is considered the
most desirable figure.
The addition to the car shops Of the
! Chicago. Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railroad
at West Milwaukee is almost ready 10
begin work. Three hundred more men
will be given employment bv the new
shops. and the CAPACITY of the plant will
be increased from four to ten box carsa
day.
inu,. p,,.,,p for,oor from, procnact
r1;II ,,,,, = III, MIN ili,,,l
t'In ",,o N.'I't "'iiG ~; oiasliS
iHoil u Ii!Tel'4'Gii ~ ~ ~
niue l'iati9fin ~ ron oi w uIlougll
store, ana ne %as thrown 10 'he 2fouhu'
Ills bach was broken.
A COW belonging to German named
! N0or1fidp al Ashland died of IVGrO-