The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1892-01-30
BADGER NOTES.

III the house, their mother having gone
70 the meat market, and they narrowly
escaped death. In securing them Mrs.
Williams WAS badly burned on the head
and hands. The house hold goods are a
to;a loss. The loss on building is 500;
10 insurance.
TIE books of the secretary of state
show some interesting figures in CON
nection with the amount of bounties
paid for wolves, wildcats and other
wild animals i'll this state annually.
The hounties paid for 1921 are as fol-
lows: March quarter, S2,410; June
quarter, 1870; September quarter,
sio5; December quarter, SS9S; total,
sS,29l
THE body of Rosa Bark, widow. was
found on the night Of the sd lying in a
room on Fifteenth Street, Milwaukee.
Tie body was discovered by Ernest
Trampler, who lived III the rear of the
house. Mrs. Bark was last seen alive
three days previous, when she was visit
ed by her daughter, who lives on Seventh
Street. When found Mrs. Bark had
some mending work in her hands. Her
death Is believed TO have been caused
by heart disease She lived alone in
front room of the house, and it is sup
posed she has been dead three days.
She was 20 years of age.
lNa curling match between Chicago
and Milwaukee curriers', held at the for
mer city on the 2&d, Milwaukee was
victorious by score of 81 10 50.
STURGEON BAY has petitioned the post
master-gcneral to send mail matter over
he ce rom Marnette during the time
that the winter stage line is in opera
ton.
Joux A. ANDERSON, who is under ar
rest at Cleveland, O.. for having too
many weddings and too few divorces,
Gates one of his matrimonial escapades
at Madison, January 81, l>SS. At that
time he appeared before the Rev. :. 7
Holt, a Baptist minister, and WAS
handsome young widow. He gave
Mead, and said that he resided
at Gallup, y. NJ. for which place he os-
| tenslbly departed a few weeks later and
never returned. The Rev. Mr.. Holt,
| before performing the ceremony, OBJ
tanned the signature of the prospective
| groom to an oath declaring that there
was no legal impeachment to the mar
riage. No divorce or annulment OF the
marriage vas procured by the bride IN
the circuit court for Dane County.
THE Very Rev Anthony VI. Anderle-
| tN ,EcntTa! Oh iHt society o. Jesus, "nOSt
| death occurred Il few days ago in Rome.
| WAS we'll known among the older priests
IN Wisconsin, where lie Was al one time
missionary. He was born in 1919,
and entered the Jesuit order IN lS:'S.
| Ten Years later he was ordained
! priest by Archbishop kenrlCk IN II.
| Louis. III 1919 be was sent 10 this state
and lived for several years III Green
| Bay. Early in the ftties he returned to
| Germany, where his promotion was ra-
| pid.
| AIMS telenhone exchange has
| 2S5 Subscribers
| A.ur,>,,,s s,rae, ranoirs during tLa
mast vear eos, about So COO
| Tu,, Concr.,a,,onaIis,s of Ia Crossa
caIehr.teJ Their fortipth anniversary IN
the I'd
D. i,,,,.,, v,,,-,, &c 11o,,,.,,o,,a :,
~ 10 Iaod ~ L;s. now nhar,ra j.,
10, 10 crnsSa
DR. FRANK lEyktk: ol seneca wn"
was once reS'uen' oi l." 'ioS9o' ule" III
Kansas.
| Fire broke out In the town OF Arena,
SAX miles west OF MaZomanle, on the
10th, ard destroyed saloon owned by
Larry o'Erleu, the town hall and
| large machine shed. Loss, about y ,oUG;
insurance, So. Next mornlngo BrIen
was fined 500 and sent 10 the county
| Jail for three months. for selling liquor
| without license.
Nessls. Melhelm y PETERSON, on 'rlal
at Madison, charged with arson, were
| acquitted by Jury IN the elrcuit court.
They We're alleged to have set ire 10 the
Chicago restaurant IN that city June
| OF last year.
! LIE lau 'lalre free 1ress SAYS lhe
lumherman Is rlght IN the SWIM. Irlces
| OF slj.2o per thousand are helhg ohefe"
for logs and refused. Piece stun IS
worth dollar thousand more thah IL
was year ago.
! BEET. SMITH, "homesteader,' was
Killed Ivy falling tree near Mellen.
| A l;-TEAR-oLD boy named Hart, son OF
| W. II. Hart. fell under Wells Street
| electric car IN Milwaukee, Oh the 2lst,
and the wheels passed over hls fore
arm, crushing and manghng 1t so
! that amputatlon VAS necessary
| Young Hart was on his way to school,
IN company with group OF
| others, ana they jumped on 'io
front end of the car as IT turned on t"
! EleNeh'h H'reei, 10 get d lree rue loi 1t
| plock. ne cohduclor, rs tne car
heareu "ellS HtIee', started iol th9 loi
| "ard eAu oi me car 10 pe ready I"
| chailee 'he SWITCH anu 'ne poss'
| @ .lilhhlne ne Was tohiins " oiIs1 Ciia5"
'iieh' so' o'i, M.'n 'iio ie1u'. ue'.''D
LIE case OF WARDEN Fs. h,iielt III .iie
| county treasury matter al Bayneld mas
! taken another turn, 10y knlghtg giving up
the once 10 warden. ms was uote II
conformity WIN Ieceh, -. oec,sioi % .i.o
| supreme court tnaI the oli,se 'eioiseu 10
warden during 1he pendlng OF lne ap.
| peal. warden was eiecled IN lle Iail Oh
| 1871, Dut the 'onilty board did no.
deeh ms pond In Tuiiclehl. anu ltIuse"
10 approve II. hGreupoh hHlgh' lrT re-
iuseu ~ M sui renlel !,'i 'lic oilioe, ho '"0o
10 penuihs III 'ii' ou
lHE pane 'ouhty D9afd ls uIscuSs!hE E
hotei iletnof ~ -
.pi Tue 81 'iiE Eh oi t ei1a, aso Itli';', ~
ii 1nis "as ne poai taod iii raa,, ~ ~.
n,,;i. ~ all aSorso onJ rnon NJ,