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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03
Real E.tatc E.imsiness :sevfyIns.

From a late issue of the Milwaukee
Sentinel we clip the Following:
The real estate business is just be-
ginning to assume life and activity
after the summers rest The move
ment is not yet brisk, though many
agents and dealers report much more
activity than was anticipated ard all
appear confident that large amount
of business Will be done during the fall
months"
We think the ''quiet days" are about
at an end in Superior also. We have
had more inquiries for property, and
heard more real estate talk during the
past two weeks than in the preceding
three months, and it has nearly all
Beef! for East End, or old town, prop
erty, and it really looks as though a
healthy movement in properties will
be experienced here this fall, although
we shall not haye, nor do we Want, a
healthy growth-whaJ may be termed
the. tilling-in process, and it is this we
will get. TIE location Of the three
large Touring mills. land it is expected
that two more will be added within
the next week., the Dakota elevator,
the extensive ore docks, the building
of the Winnipeg, the Belt Line and
Terminal, and the Superior, Red Wing
< Southern railroads, with the proba-
bic addition of another large elevator,
a cooperage establishment which will
large stove foundry, all to be built or
put in course of construction this fall
and winter, will of necessity bring
many people to tins end Of the city, a
new population Of not less than 1900
people, all to be provided for as there
are not cacant houses and rooms
enough in this end of the city to &C
comodate more than one hundred peo-
pie, if SO many. To provide for all
these will require many houses and
this will constitute the filing in pro-
cess alluded to, and when this is done
then we will see real estate advance
again.
At the West End, South Side and
East Superior the dealers and man
ayers of syndicates all feel greatly Ell
couragcd and feel sure that within the
next sixty days the trade in real estate
will be decidedly active. The great
wheat crop of the west and northwest
will soon begin to move and the money
which comes west for wheat will be in
vested III real estate and there is no
danger but Superior Will get her share.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03
Eau Claire WINS u Prize.

We announced some days before the
assembling of the Knights at Kansas
city, on the occasion of their seven
teenth biennial encampment, that the
John Barr Glenn Division No. TO- of
Eau Claire, under Captain John Bats
onv, would compete for one of the
prizes to be awarded We see by the
published award of the prizes that the
division stood seventh in order of
merit and won the Si00 cash prize,
which is very creditable considering
the age of the division. The first or
grand prize of 81, 800 went to Mystic
Division No II, of Girard, Kansas,
CAPTAIN NJ. W. Russell.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03
Real Estate 'E'raU sfcrs.

Minutes Of August 26.
ii b Fowler 70 X Bennett Ms of NV and.
NV of he S-ia-ll go
Mclean To John Baird nw,4 blk ] L
10Th st 700
Haicht ct al to Caroline McCollum
1t IS, I'd st and and =. ts 3i9 %5i W 81
stsup go
blk u " Su Isl div s rs
NJ wil,sen toJ Sheldon 1t 10 blk : oswe-
+ + Chnse to Smith colts in Mongom-
cry's add 700
INMATES of August o.
W l. stone, sr, 10 A b Stone, II see Sc .o,
Ash 0l0
FL De Forest to ] G De Forest 1t { bk 81,
Paramount Park
& Ill Flanagan 10 gu Inv 10 Its lilo Dk !,
Bayyicw add 80
Jno Campbell to same II Its in Montg,m
Is ont add 700
Ont Land co to II L DasScth 1t - Lk 81,
+ snively to Jas Bardon WI of sw 81 49,
II; NV; sly OF sw: ely of sw; NJ. of ST; So
ofse: ne of ne and sf, of ne Sc So. 81
247li ne of sw "a * l. and Sw Sis l., 81 300
Same ct al To same ELI of NV 4I1-l5 SO
Penn Land and Loan Go To OF sw : g., 90,
and sw OF >e li-i>-l2 ! 1.G
F II Gutiey to same NV dc Sc Is 1913 100
II L SPENCER 10 + II Smith .. Is i'll Mckcn
tvs add 30
Minutes of August 20.
Vim Magruw 10 John Caulicld bi a L
18th st 81 500
J : Philips to W G Sherwood Its 100 III W
18th 81 and ll6 y 18th st Belmont Place
sup so
Same to Same . Its SO bl 81 W Su 2i div ) 800
same to same Its so bk Peytons and
tlough'S add II 800
Henry Jova t. John korty uud , of " 80
# lis to IL bk kenwood Park 800
J : Philips tn Amelia Sherwood Its ll-12 hk
II W N Isl div Is 900
Hattie NJ Bars TO II W Coffin nlg of swIt
40 Is 100
5 Su Imp Co to Sarah Lee It 2S ok / su
Fish div -
Minutes of August 81.
\ " bradley to ii Bradley. he Of NV IL
ISL, II 900
Su Land Go to Donald Mcdonald lts7 blk
koss Park 2 90
! L FaIrb;iIlk 10 David Anderson It's c.
! tx 81 La Belle div 800
l. \ Imp CO to Andrew Wickstram, 1t s
bk b W sup 9TH div 600
Sup Cons Land CO 10 Isaac Bcythaume 1t
5l5 Z III st 30
Walter Marshall tN f Sup pcv Co Its tot
bk - sup LIST div
! J + ZuIinger ct al to + Snvcly 81: see >
Ala ]
I q Descent to A II. Whcldon Its l 2bk l
! Poplar ST McMcntys add 81
{ Barthc ct nj t. sup Belt Line K X
rw over lie of sc l6i-l4 tGS
! b II Wisdom to ID Geo Morrison Its 2l22ll
/ " Ith 81 sup | 30
! Sup Con Land co to I.ottie Anderson 1t
! III 18th 81 Sup. l $50
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As3VI.gS'ElSR:D y.lSE.
SUPERIOR, Wis. Aug. %. 1892.

"A Central Park horse took out a
"tie pass and started for the West
End over the Oslaha route the other
day. In crossing the bridge he did
not calculate the distance between ties
quite correctly and went through. n
train came along but the engineer took
in the situation in time to stop before
hitting the animal. After about an
hour of hard work by several men he
was got onto solid ground without
serious injury.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03
Notice For Publication.

" :. LAND OFFICE, ASHLAND. WISCONSIN
q. July -, iS92.
NOTICE is hereby giveii that the following
named settler has flied notice of his intention 10
ma c final proof in support of his claim and that
SAID proof will be made before the Clerk OF The
Circuit Court ut superior, Wisconsin ON
September $. 1892.
viz: Orvii1c \. Thompson. HID Entry No. 2.t,1 for
the w. MEL and w. Slli ! sec. Is, Tp. Is y, Il
10 ".
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land. viz: Edward treary, of Maple. Dong
las county, Wisconsin; William Gonncss. Ross g.
Thompson and Charles Coquct, of Bruie, Bou,-
las county, Wisconsin.
H. l.. BESSE
jy3Gsep; Register.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03

-Messrs. Crumpton & Crumpton
will SOON begin the erection of a fine
business block on the corner OF Becker
and Fifth. The new building will be
25xI2o and three stories high. This
will connect with the building they
now have on the adjoining lot, which
is a5x60 and two stories high. This
building will be carried up another
story and also made deeper, which will
give them 80 feet front on Fifth street
and 1o0 feet on Becker avenue and be
the finest business block at this end Of
the city. -~,----.----- -,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03
Contracts Let,

The contracts for building the Todd
mill, was let last Tuesday.
Barnet & Kicker of Minneapolis re
ceived the contract for the building.
Moran, Taylor & Moran will do the
pile driving E. T. Allis & Co. of Mil
waukee will put in the new machinery.
The mill will be eight stories high,
of ,0O0 barrels capacity and it will be
ready to grind by May l next. The
Anchor Milling Company is the name
of the corporation to handle the new
mill.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03

Last spring the city council III its
imaginary and assumed power cut
down the salary of the board Of public
works from $1,000 to 81 800 per year,
although the charter says this cannot
be done to an officer during the life of
his appointment. W. J. Whipple, who
was the three year member and VINO
had served but one year when the re-
duction was made, brought suit TO re-
cover the full amount first agreed up
on The case was heard by Judge
Marshall this week, and was on Thurs
day decided in favor of Mr.. Nhipple.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03

One of the attractive features of
Harpers Weekly published August
81, will be a double page illustration,
Americans in Paris" from a drawing
by the celebrated artist, r. Cation
Woodville. There will also be a front
page portrait of Mrs. Cleveland, taken
from recent photograph. The fiction
of the number will include a story by
Howard Pyle, with illustrations by the
author; and there will be an article by
Richard Harding Davis. entitled a
Newspaper Mans Non"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03

d. II. Patty, the Nurseryman of
Geneva, y. Y, writes us that ne would
like to secure good salesman for this
vicinity to sell his nursery stock. tie
pays his agents all the way from $50 TO
SO per month and gives steady work
the year round His stock is recon-
merdet as the best IN tie market. We
advise anyone wishing good position
TO write to Mr.. Patty at once for his
terms to agents. Address ID. II. PAT
TY, y urseryman, Geneva, y. Y. wv
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~ MONS,

(NECUIT COURT DOUGLAS COUNTY.
Daniel Frederick r.aimtih
Grafton Mason, Gertrude i. Mason. Jcthrt
Mitchell an'i Charles y. currcty. Defendants
The State of WiScoH>n:-lo the sail Defendant
GOn are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons. eX.
elusive Of the day of service. and defend the
above entitled action in the court aforesaid: and
i'll case of Your fulG:" 10 do. Judgment will
he rendered against you according To The demand
uf the conp&i n: OF Which COPY Is hcIcN it'll
served upon You
ISAAC Ross,
(a.1octs) Plaintiff Attorney
70. Address. superior, Douglas Co. Wis.
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-, a.I.t ! a !t.,e"7s
tEEIsE-
.., ,a.i.a.a. Ea>.gtf. -ates and slope, %
. " i.a., fIrv aa! Fast. 1o:oea. m.
= u,...5->.,.i .rialaaFy 10 \. L. and West
ia. Hst Superior and nnluth.
Aaa t.t II III. Ills includes the
e ~ 1,5aa.. 4al Ashland Distribute,
p.r.ssllId nr..I... II II a. ut.
Nrtt III Aasa,t>ilrd and Nccnah, all
.,n y..Hs-9.a ami points III Ontario ttlb-
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II, .rn.rIar. -auth superior, Duluth and
,t %.r.f attl west 9I0 u m. So =. III.
,.r5., Eas cut#Hea. New York, II. Paul
ta.,arH >flt,s iasi M. 30 i. IN.
,...-. 4Hl al POINTS Moth 81 Arei1ah, at
". ...as /, Il. ana northwestern, at
N..aaIae, All AL Eastern points,
..a,> iq N4rsrerIi Michigan ana Ontario
... \. 1. ..lt .-..,' III e..t5 =. Ia.
;, q.. I..gsa. pouches MUST be in the
- .a, II minutes before schedule time to
i,Gssss ~ iii j mail
Iy.9t.,. III IL tA II IA.
j. LITE CHRISTIE, l.. NJ.
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Notice. for Publication,

AND OFFICE II AsHLANh. WISCONSIN
IL Aug. ), lS92.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice III Ills intention to MAXI
final Iruut III support of his claim and that said
proof will tie made before D. iioffitInd Clerk OF
the CiTcuit Court OF Douglas County, Wisconsin.
at Superior, Wis, on
September 2l. 1892.
viz: William II Smith his frd Entry No. 2351
for the w, Of sw' and swli ofnWi4 SEC - Up !"
NR 10 W.
He names the following witnesses to prove bis
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of,
said land viz: Ste!.iieE Mcneil. John Mcneil,
Hugh Feirigan, aud Peter ferriguh,ai OF Brulc,
Douglas county Wisconsin.
II. l.. BESSE,
ASST Register.
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Church Directo~

Church Directo~.
METHODIST. Services every SUNDAY morn
Ing and evening. at 1879 and 80 sunday
Schcoi Immediately after The morning service
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening al
100. All arc cordially invited
REV. A. J. DAVIS Pastor
E!WoRTlt LEAGUE of'hc - Church Young
Prjpics Prayer Meeting every sunday evening,
a. go Social and business meeting first ines
day IT each month. All are cordially invited
\ STRAND, Mrs A DAVIS.
Secretary. President
PRESBl TERlAN.-ServiceS every Sunday morn
ing and evening III ln3D 4 m and 80 r. m
Sunday school following the morning service
lhuTsdn% evening prayer meeting iii 10. All
are cordially invited. The y. 7. 5. c. Z. meets
at Gas p III.
REV. ARCHIBALD DCRRIE. Pastor
EPiSCOPAL-Serviees every Sunday morning
and evening. at II and 80 p IN SUNDAY
School after the morning service.
REV. {. 5. SiARkWEAT HER. Rector
REV. JOHN f. DALLAM, Assistant
sATHtlN-MaSS at so and ! .GD A. ". IuStruc-
ton at 100 ?. NJ. Nc>pers at 300 p. VI. Services
every Friday evening at 80.
REV. FATHER EUSTACE. Pastor
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03

The illustrations Nith which the
Review of RevieSs for September is
50 abundanefy supplied. give the maya
zine a Wonderful interest and charm.
There are new portraits of American
and English politicians. a series OF
portraits of some distinguished French,
English and American scientists, and
a great variety of other pictures, illus
tratilg timely articles.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03
Neticc for Publication,

\ Aug. 6, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that the fol!owii,g-narn~d
settler has filed motto. Of his intention 10 maxi.
final proof III support of his claim ana that -Eii
prof viii be made before ID. iGrtl!und. clerk a.
Circuit Court of Douglas Co Wis, az >'iTe.i0r
Wisconsin On
Sepfe rBer 10, 1892;
viz: Jerome &. Cox his homestead e:,try No -. I
for The seit of nwl4 SRI lots aid : III :, C. L.
Township - II l. H. vest.
H.. names the following witnesses 10 prove hjs
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation at
said lard yjz: samuel ellis Everett (.lskilL
Elmer GasEiil, stephen GasLcr, Ill Of BTue
Douglas CuGnty, Wisconsin.
r. I. BFssF'
aIrsI7 ErEi>lt.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03
Notice q Hscr.n:,

STATE OF WISCONSIN, , ,.,,.,.
DoUnLAs COUNTY. N'-''' 'o'"i'
In the matter of determining the descent Of Ger
tain lands in nuGgiIs county. Wisconsin. To- the
heirs nj law offiaHk II. flinptOn deceased lal.
OF Boston, MAJ.
NOTICE is hereby given. That at a special
y term If this court, held on the :,si day rf
August l>"1, the pcti'ipG of Ellen k,.'retiN,
grantee If al the. heirs IT lt@ % 81.
ieredcnt was filed i'll this court Pray a.
u Judgment determining the descent Of certain
lands III Douglas county, NiscOHsIn. To- Charlotte
II. shaw, Elizabeth T. Bear>lcc Henry {. I'iu.p-
ton Elizabeth T. Clarke, George II. Clarke. and
George 6. Clarke al the Acifs Of Frank D. P'lnn-
ton deceased.
That, pursuant to an order made herein ri .
special term nf this court. held on the . day II
August 1882, the said petition Will be heard at
special term of this court to lac held the I'M
day of October l-!r2, nj ~ O'Clock III The fore
of that day in the office of the County Judge
Ill the court honSe in the city % superior, Doug
las county, Wisconsin.
That the lands i'll respect To which the Gp&.en.
i sought To be det.rIni med. and 10y the judgment
established, are situate in Douglas county, WIS
cousin, and are described follows:
The undivided half of the north west quarter
INV - Of tho southwest quarter >Ni of scctfpI
Thirteen -. Township Forty Eight lSl Of rsn:,,
Fourteen IL West, according to GCyciHn4cIrH
>t;TI-y.
Date,t .trlg ..jl tra5- 4 %r.4s.s. 1852,
BY The Court
-. II. T.. ROBERTS
Tno.. y. 7nAcELEFoEn. County Judge
Aug - Sep $40 Atty. for Petitioner
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Notice for Publication

md OFFICE At ASHLAND. wTaCcE.sIl..;;,
Il J;.iy -. 1892.
SorItf 8 hter4h4 rli2:el, tha, he fo!!ow,f.-
:aB1a settler has flied notice Of hi- intention To
na kc inaI proof IN support Of Ms claim and thai
said pri,ag Will b" made before the Cerk Of tie.
Circuit Court ~ superior, Wisconsin Oh
September s. 1892.
viz: Henry O Thompson Id. Entr- 10 -3s1 fol
the wv &c 70, TIP = N /; 10 "
He uaIncs the following witnesses u prove his.
e0ptfiI!nus residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz Ldwart Gear. of Maple Doug
las county, Wisconsin, William Comes Ross Z =
Thompson, and Charles Coquet. Of Brute Doug
las county, Wisconsin.
III. l. EESSE,
iy3oscp5 Rcgi.tes.
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Saturday, September & 1890
C. st. p. NJ, 90. TIME CARR
Northern Pacific Depot.

\. T. K. R.-EAsr Bound:
~, i.it'iiie'l -...-.--.... 40 p. m.
anu Freight .....ll:o0 Il. H.
n. L. X. R.-wEsr BOUND:
,dI'iih Express REPRESENTATIVES,. l0on a. m.
Recommendation aad freiEiit i;;J Il.
d. 5. S. ~ A.-EAsr BOUND:
Boston Llmlle. .-.-.....-.. 90 p. m.
Accommodation and Freight. ........ Ii, a. III.
y. :. S. & A.-wEsT BOUND.
Duiuth Express -......---......... 80 a. m.
accommodation ana Freight. .l0:ii Il. III.
Tickets sold and ba gage checked 10 any part
OF the Hilef States or canada via either of the
above roads. Rates as low as the lowest AnoIy
10 FRANK C. JACKSON Agent
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03

Invitations, Cards, Etc. In s.s 's ssyi Is a 5
and varites and AT the lowest possible prices, at
the TINES job otics.
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NOTICE.
T AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. WISCONSIN.
l. August >. lHJ2.

7 AND OFFICE AT ASHLAND. wIscoNsIN.
l. August =. ls.2.
Frank Hausler, Plaintiff rs. The Heirs Of Michael
Furan. deceased, Defendants.
Involving II. r.. No 2ll3 OF Michael Fora1.
made February - 1891, for the VI swl T. nel.
swl4 and sci. nwl4 of Section II, township Is
north o. Range 10 west.
Complaint having been entered ut this Office by
FRANK Hansler against GiCh%cl FoTad> heirs for
atartioning homestead entry No. 2ll5 dated
February p 1891 made by Michael Foran upon
the A!a swl4 nel4 >wl4 and sel4 Dw14 II section
IL. Township Il north. Range L. west IN Douglas
county Wisconsin, alleging that said Nlchaei
Foraf died ON or about May /, 1891, and that he
hgr. not at the time Of his death established
residence on the land and since his death no I'm
provements have been made by his heirS nor
nave they in any manner kept mp or completed
any Improvement commenced by him, or cuitl-
vailed any part of said land. but have wholly
abandoned the same. its condition now being the
same a, when said FOran died, except 10 place
some splits in a cabin he had raTtlg erected be-
fore his death. aud putting f'reruin a door and
window and small sLec- ifuI stove, all o. which
were dove Immediately after his death. " I'm
view 20 tie CANCELLATION Of said eutFy said parties
are hereby summoned 10 appear al this Office on
18th DAY OF October, lSE2, az 10 o cock A ", 70
respond and furnish testimony concfynins salc
alleged abandonment II. l. sEsaE,
Soy Register.
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CARDS.
-->---SOR-.
ATTORNEYS.

In tgFfITE "a tGEON DENTIST r,ont
-..l,1tef tt K at superior. corner Becker
~ /. & ocesE! street.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-03

The coal is to be delivered at any
time and any place as desired. The
other bids were from so to 80 cents per
ton higher AMI some of the bidders
asked % cents extra for East End and
50 cents for South Superior delivery.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-07

attendance of about $500. Over thirty or
the crack wheelmen of the West are here.
The track is perfect and the weather all
that could he desired. In a preliminary
spin this afternoon three of the cyclists
collIded. and Bliss. of Chicago, was thrown
heavily TO the ground. but. beyond a few
bruises. escaped serious injury. The races
resulted as follows:
One-mile novice-E. X. Losier. Cleve-
land. won; &. II. f'ilbeck second, Widen
Wilson, of Fairfield. ILL.,. third. Time,
2:52 AS.
One-half-mile ba~ndicap-J. P. Bliss. at
twenty yards. Chicago. won: L. V. Minor,
at forty 1--WE yards. second. Roy Keator, at
sixty wards. third. Time. los. Munger
and Lumsden. scratch, came In leo 33. =.
One-mlle, 2:45 class-H. III. StrInger. of
Elgin, won. Gardner, of Nashville. and
Irish. of Cleveland. peddled a dead heat
for second place. Time. OBJ as.
ODe-miie open-The entries were Minor,
Lumsden. Bliss. Rhodes. Munger. johnson
and Heater, ithe time limit vas 2:35 and tn q
time made was 2:43 25. The race was de-
ciared OFF and was run later. when johnson
won in 2:23 35. Munger second and Lums-
den third. T..
Two-miie race. Evansville Cycle Club
Boniield won, Durham second, Green third.
Time. Cos 49,.
One-quarter of a mile open. flying start
Rhodes won, Johnson second. Munger
third. Time. 81 Us.
Half-mile special-Paine first. Bontield
second, Durham third.
Five-mile handicap, eleven entries
Lnmsden. scratch, won. Bliss at 2:25 yards,
second; %Strjnger. Elgin. at 60 yards, third.
Time. 1910 SIS, breaking the worlds race
record. Other entries were: Munger. Bal
lard, Minor. Heater, Guyol, Gardner, An
derson and Hay.
+. L. Priel. of New York. is referee and
morrow johnson will 90 against the track
record of 2:OSA.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-07
German Thief Caupht.

CHICAGO. Oct. 6-Rudolph Erwic. who is
wanted in Dusseldorf, Germany. for the
larceny of "a, ECO marks tom his relatives.
ErwiR Bros. dealers in leather. was arrest
ed here to-day. Erwig confessed lis crime.
and said that be vas at one time engaged
to marry an heiress in Dusseldorf. and on
the probability of the coming maria go
RudOlph's father. Johann, who was cashier
of the firm of Erwig Bros. began TO live in
n most eXtravagant manner Rudolph.
however. loved q girl who has no money
and finally broke with the heiress. His
father was hOpeiessiy in debt. and when
his sons wealthy marriage project fell
through. stole 100, 900 marks from the firm
and lied. Rudolph waited q few weeks.mar-
ried the poor girl. then picked up "a. 200
marks and came TO Chicago. He started "a
glove factory and vas doing well. but his
indiscreer attempt to pay . butchers bill
with O COO mark note led to his arrest.
He Will be taken back TO Germany.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-07
DELAMATER CONVICTED.
The Ex-senator Found Guilty Of Receiving
Deposits When His Bank Was lnsolyent.

MEANWHILE. Pa, Oct. 6.-The jury In the
embezzlement cases against the Delamatera
returned q verdict this morning of guilty al
to Hon. George Wallace Delamater. and
not guilty as to the other defendants. Mr..
Delamater received the verdict without
flinching. The defense will apply for a new
trial. and will also question the legality of
the act of 1889. The defendant was a State
Senator for many years, and the Republican
candidate for Governor in 1890. when he was
defeated by Robert L. Pattison. the pres
emit incumbent. The ENLIGHTENMENT charges
were the outgrowth of the failure of the
Delamater Banking Company In December.
1890.
The charge upon which the ex-senator
was convicted was statutory embeZzle-
ment; that is. the firm received deposits
knowing themselves to be insolvent. Since
the election of Governor Pattison and the
Meadvills bank failure. Mr.. George w.
Delamater has been practicing law ct Seat
tie, in the State of Waship gton, and it has
been said that he was likely TO become
prominent in politics on the Pacific slope.
He has even been talked of for Congress-.
The penalty is n fine not less than the sun
of money embezzled and imprisonment in
the penitentIary for not less than one year
nor more than six years IN solitary con-
finement and at hard labor.