The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-08-20

""ie Company lie Is also preSl
dent OF the Milwaukee Exposition.
Gen. Bragg is booked for Demo.
cratic speech in Superior September
l4th Ii Bragg still loves Mr.. Cleve-
land for the enemies he has made his
love must be boundless by this time
The West Superior smelling works
plant has been bought up by the Land
ana River Improvement Company and
hopes are entertained that the works
may be put i'll operation in a short
time.
J Congressman Warwick, of Ohio,
who was elected to succeed Major Nc
hiniey Just after the passage of the
tariff bill, died last Monday A Re-
publican will now take Mr.. Warwick's
chair
KEY. Mr.. Rouse has declined to ac-
cept the invitation rendered him to
remain in Superior, and will soon
leave for the eas.. May peace as well
as prosperity attend him in his new
fields oflabor.
Our fire boys were called out at
about ten O'Clock Monday evening to
/ witness, after run to the Central
Park district, the burning of an old
/ stable worth about $500 No insur-
/ ance.
| The Aurania and the Alaska raced
| from Queenstown to New York port.
/ The Aurania beat her rival one hour
During the entire trip across the At
lantlc the big steamers were in sight
of each other.
Sister Helen, of Fort Wayne Ind,
the new Mother Superior for St
Francis Hospital arrived here Monday
evening Mother Flavia is still at
| Fort Wayne and expects to remain
there some time
The Republicans of the ninth con-
| gressional district on Wednesday last
nominated Hon. NJ. A. McCord as his
has been good one and he will be re-
elected by an increased majority.
Nearly two hundred men left SUI
perior for Dakota last Tuesday via the
Northern Pacific train, to help the
farmers care for the big grain crop of
Dakota and Northern Minnesota.
The men get $500 per day and board
DR.. }. \. Regner, of this city, has
decided to move west and grow up
with the country. His many friends
presen ted him with fine gold headed
cane Tuesday evening, and all wish
him prosperity in his new field of labor.
The hot weather record was broken
Monday evening by fine IA in, follow
ed by thunder storm Tuesday night
These cooled things off somewhat for
time, but old Sol came up as warm
and smiling as ever w ednesday morn
ing.
DR. and Mrs C. ii. Hare, of Oska-
loosa, Iowa, arrived III the city Mon
| day last for few weeks visit with
| friends. Mr.. Hare is brother of as
sistant city engineer Hare, and posi-
bly, he may be induced to make Superior
/ his home.
James McClousky was the second
man to fall from his hotel window at
the West End within a week. They
must be Introducing new kind of
booze up there. McClousky is at the
! hospital and will survive his three
story fall.
Mr. and Mrs Alvord returned
| home "Wednesday morning from their
! three weeks visit with friends in Iowa
and Michigan. Mrs. Alvord was quite
sick for several DAYS in the meantime
which somewhat marred the pleasure
! of the trip.
The Northern Pacific telegraph
| operators and train dispatchers want
an increase of wages amounting to $40
per month for the former and S15 per
month for the latter, to take effect
September l. The advance VIII prob
ably be accorded them.
Our span-fired new patrol system
will be in working order by the middle
of September. \ fine span of black
horses have been bought, new wagon
ordered and ten stations established,
and the galorious drunk viii soon be
carried to the lock up in great style.
/ 1t is said that the E. z. Allis com
pany has been awarded the contract
| for building the Dakota elevator, in
stead of a Minneapolis company as at
first reported If the report is correct
it makes the third big contract the
/ Allis company has in hand in Superior.
The Methodist Sunday School
children of the entire city were given
a day out yesterday. The large barge
Tourist propelled by the little steamer
Bruno gave the little ones ride on the
bay and then landed them on Mime
sofa Point where the day was joyfully
spent.
/ DR.. Findlev has bought the house
and lot on Sixth street recently owned
and still occupied by DIR. NanDoren.
! We understand that Mr.. NanDoren
contemplates going to or near Chicago,
possibly to Evanston We all regret
that the doctor has decided upon this
move
The mason work on the center pier
of the st. Louis bridge for the Winni-
peg and Belt Line railroads, is all com
Melted and the work Of placing the
iron superstructure begun Track
LAYING will soon begin and 1t VIII not
be long before Superior viii be ship
ping iron ore.
Miss Nav Bartholomew, of " orth