The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-09-17

While out walking on Sunday at
tern0on, Mrs. Carrie Alexander met
with a painful accident which will
doubtless cause her much suffering.
and compel her to keep her room for
some days. She stepped from The side
walk To pick a flower, and in doing so
must have stepped upon loose log and
that turning threw her down and in
stumbling ana trying to save herself
she turned her ankle in such way as
to strian the ligaments very badly. 1t
is fortunate the bones were not
broken.
For three months rast certain par
ties i'll this city have been eXerting
their influence, such as it was, with the
county board to have them beat the
TINES out Of its bill for publishing the
delinquent tax list last spring, and not
until the District Attorney had re-
leate,lly told them that the bill should
be paid, and law firm in Madison had
confirmed the district attorney, would
the board take action on it. Our ell
emies have had their day, we shall take
oar day as occasion demands.
Information has recently been re-
ceived here to the effect that ". j.
Hope, the manager of the American
District Telegraph company of this
city. and H. G. Hope, Superintendent
OF the Omaha telegraph system, and
William Henry Hope, superintendent
of the city park system a. st. Paul, are
the probable heirs to estates in Eng
land and Ireland which are valued at
several million dollars We trust the
rumor may prove we'll founded.
The County Board of Commission
ers met Wednesday morning and ad
journed for the day to attend the cele-
bration and eat roast OK at South Su-
pcrior. The session of Thursday was
OF tie ordinary nature except that the
TIMES bill for publishing the delin-
uuent tax list WAS not Laid on the table
lust until the next meeting,' as has
been the custom for the past three
months We are under no obligations
for Il "return OF thanks"
Assistant City Attorney Monson
wants to arrest people for not living
up to the health ordinance, and IS feel
! ing bad because he can find no AIDE
cate punishment provided fer in the
/ city charter or ordinances. Poor tel
4 low. Before he got an office he pro-
! baby could not tell the difference be
/ tween the perfume OF a skunk and d
4 rose.
Major c. T. Sears, of Willets Point
/ New York harbor, who succeeds Capt.
W. l.. Fisk as government engineer at
| the head of the lake, arrived here this
week and will at once proceed with the
| improvements mapped out for the SUI
perior harbor When this work is full
! IL completed our harbor will be second
I to none in this country.
George Dubois, fireman on the
| CITY of Glasgow, fell into tire hole
while that boat was unloading coal at
the Silver Creek dock about 6 o'clock
last evening and was badly bruised
about the head 1t was fully three
hours before he was discovered and he
WAS then in a semi-consclonS con
/ ditiGn
Mrs Ryl;e, nee Miss Belle Frey, of
this city. was married TO Mr.. Leo
pinsmore. of Chicago. few days ago.
/ Mrs. Dinsmore is a daughter OF eX-
councilman Girls Frey OF his city, and
will. We understand make her home III
/ Chicago. where her husband has pos
ition with the electric light company
John w. Bradshaw, of River Fails,
has decided 10 come to Superior TO 1--we
and has his plans for an elegant ne"
residence in the hands OF contractors
for estimates. He VIII build on Second
street near Cadotte avenue. Ihls Will
he bad for River Falls, but peaches ana
cream for we'uns
Word has been received here from
Mr. and Mrs. b. \. SlllS TO the ehecl'
that they are very happy over tue ar
rival of a little son to gladden. their
home. Mr.. Sills is still located at
Flktop South Dhkota, and they IKE
very much.
The Misses Robert. sisters OF ID. [.
Robert of this city, left on MONDAY
nights Omaha for St. Paul. from
which place they will go in few days
to Washington D. c. where they VIII
,or,a;p This winter with brother who
rs located there