The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1891-03-14

Il. Z. Men aUghton, a Young man
Of this city who has been in the employ
OF the y. z. Raiload company for some
time, met his death at Anaconda,
Mont, last Friday, b. falling from his
train. The wheel struck him directly
over the heart, and then stopped before
rising on the body even enough to
break the Skin OF the body His
brother, also d brealsman on the same
train saw him fall and ran TO his assist
ance and picking him up ard pulling
HIM from under the wheels asked hun
if he was much hurt, bat got ne answer
from the poor fellow, lie was already
dead. He was brought home for burial
and the immense procession which fol
lowed the remains to the grave on
Tuesday afternoon last, fully attested
the high esteem in which the Young
man was held by his neighbors and
acquaintance.
-''Straws show which way the wind
blows" says the old saw, and here is
one which shows not only which way
the wind blows, but also that it is
blowing pretty stiff gale, rs well.
For the month OF February the real
estate sales Of Duluth were BAL in
number, and to the value of $3.50, 6SS. 10.
During the same time in Superior the
sales numbered 6Il, ana the value WAS
81 t0l, g39.49. Difference in dollars and
cents in favor of Superior, $7l9, 10.
This is mighty big straw for investors
to make a note of. Duluth WAS all
right when she had no opposition, bat
size is now fading away before the OPP
POSITION Of Superior like the dew before
the bright morning sun. If you would
prosper and be happy, Nr. Stranger.
plant your money and your energies in
Superior
The primaries of the In.on Labor
Party were held wednesday afternoon
and evening. Delegates were elected to
attend the city Convention to be held
next Monday afternoon. Ward candi-
dates We're also nominated. The eau
Gus in this, the first ward, was presided
over by +. Y. Starletcn, when VIM.
Strong, ". Ct. Coleman and Walter
Behlen were elected delegates to the
city convention. VIM L. Br.Gen was
nominated for alderman, James Collins
for Superintendent and \ i. IhilDrOok
for Justice.
In the Second ward the delegates are
r. f. Grampus, Y. Adist and J. W.
Mead Frank Gage was nominated
for Alderman and y. G.. Brown for
supervisor.
The STOW fall in this section the
past week, beginning with Sunday
morning has been very great, about
sixteen inches. The heaviest fails
were on Sunday ANA Tuesday. But
we got some on Monday and Wednes-
day also. Everybody, especially the
lumbcrmen and teamoters. ar happy
though the street car people Crumblel
little. \ good stage Of water is as
survi Tor driving logs, and if The lGnl-
bcrlnen are al ready 10 take il al the
tide, they VII get every log 10 market
this season May il 50 be.
Nav. c,.n.n.,sa:t f.-n Golrar troac,r,r
notes have been found 1t circu,a ion.
The bll is sicncl W. :. Roscncran5 S
Rr~;strr. :. \. Iustau a; treasurer.
HE ua,tra;f az jackson. tie back
ground and tie caunte:fcit have a
Ialt prry:s'i Iao,5. The work en- Jack
CONS t.,cp =; cn,rsr ami ,anr =; is $50
~ ocrto, ,..r.i... Thn f.ca ~ t,,e
uore :, v-rytcht,,ly done. tie work
he,nr Of The cr:i,;2.k,nd; but III, b!c},
III c"loT = Go0c, %lthoG1h 'il2 lathe ana
work III the corner IS objective.
Waller G. D1Gan, the wyll-known
Princeton College ATHLETE and amateur
haltnlle champion, VII contribute
to Harper's Young People serie:; of
three articles on '"hsnnlnG and hun-
ners.'' The first Of these articles,
which VIII apnaar in the Young People
for March IGt!, Will be on ''SpT;ntcrs'
and VII contain portraits OF some
famous runners. The other two
articles VIII bc on middle distance
runners
WHY Is il that the pe0,le living
.,,,nr Thn,nnsnn avenue can't have a
Iitt1a more lirht to hello them find
thoi,. way hnme from ,he Iudre on n
dark night: we want an arc iiSh' al
the corners OF tenth, LleFthth ana
Twelfth streets ana me l;,ct IS me
lights are are reaii' iiee"t"' III tiie
aldermen % me i!iSl ware please give
lh:S matter 'ht'f early a'tth'io";