The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1893-05-20
WISCONSIN NEWS.

elected to the state supreme bench, has pur-
chased the residence of \. +. Henderson at
Madison for 1880. He i to take posses
sion September !. when he will remove
there with his family III readiness to take
up his duties on the supreme bench Janu-
( ary l.
I IHE Ashland Terminal Railway has been
permanently organized and officers elected
The new company will at once commence
the work OF securing the rlght-0f-Wav and.
surveying for belt line around the city OF
Ashland. 1t i expected the line viii be
completed by fall
THE largest find cf net~ used Illegally in
Wisconsin waters was made by Game War
den j. w Fernando a few days ago He
went out into Lake WinuehagO on the Lulu
q. and found Seventy-tiye nets. He took
them to Oshkosh where he saturated them
with kerosene and burned them. He cS-
tlmated that 5000 pounds of fish were III
them. Mr.. Fernandez iS making it unusu-
ally warm for parties engaged in unlawful
hshlng
/ FIRE damaged VI. :. Soper's carriage
works at Ashland. The blaze started in the
engine-room from an unknown cause.
Paints and oils added to the strength of the
flames. 1t was thought the whole block ot
frame buildings would 60, but prompt
action saved them. Several families occit-
PyinR the upper stories narrowly escaped
/ with their lives, all their goods being dc
stroyed. Mr.. Soper places his loss at S. 600;
! insurance 81 600 Tie other losses will in
crease the total loss to $4,000, with no in
/ surance. The damaged portion will be re-
built Immediately.
+ THE Menominee River Boom Company,
Of Marinette, has sorted 100000 feet of
logs this season up to date.
/ THE university athletic bail arranged for
the benefit of the Athletic Association of
the State University, at Madison, was sue
cess financially and socially.
The state encampmtn. of the Sons of Vet
Grams will be held at Ashland beginning
June y and continuing three days. II is
expected that a large number of persons will
be In attendance from all parts of the state.
A BOY and girl while crossing dam over
the Yahara River at Madison became dizzy
and fell into the water. Frank Dacv, a
young man who happened to he near by
jumped in the stream and rescued them.
The Menominee River is so high that the
Boom Company, of Marinctte, cannot sort
logs. 1t is rising rapidly and there are fears
that it will stop log-sOrting for many days,
and if SO all the saW-mills on the river will
have to shut down. It now threatens to be
the highest water ever known there.
FRANK SHAW, son of Noah Shaw, the
well-known Eau Claire manufacturer was
/ drowned while crossing a wagon road
which had been submerged by a rise in
the Chippewa River. He was in buggy in
company with Frederick Ncwall but the
latter escaped by swimming ashore The
horse was also drowned and the buggy swept
/ away
,,1Icb aX,;+od 80 H q"
coII.ro frator,,;t,, - lI;it,.i ~ i,ai ~, .
/ of an0tLer snriet,. Tho re,,o,t - tLat tI,a
Psi pSiion, one of the leading college fra
ternltIes OF the country. aud of which PrcSi-
dent G. X. Adams was a member when
student ar Ann Arhor has eougbt to absorb
one Of thp eyisting ,orin,ins at Nadison
Which il i saiJ : no pl,; ka,,I,a ~
Society.
4 1IsTICF of the ncacc in Dunu Couutv
has gotten himself il, a necuiiar nosifion hy
assuming the powers Of a United States
court and passing sentence upon two broth
ers Frank and Nun BartG,nn of Rock
Falls. III that county The two brothers it
Is alleged. secured a letter addressed to John
Kennedy from the po~t-otiicc in which was
SIS sent him by firm at distance desiring
his services. They appropriated the money
and We're brought before Justice Cone and
sentenced to 80 DAYS in the county Jail
EIGHT fishermen were arrested at Madison
/ on a charge of <prarino fish ON Lake Wan
be~a.
THE health commissioner AT Ashland has
re,orted c;,,bt cas- nf ,IiLtLcria Of tI,ot
nlace cq'>N' So pun, - ''''''
Tur co,,,n,.r Co,,,,iI -, pico IoLo ros
- a. nI''s
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! Of / aoo ,,ndIr Eower reS"lI't;on was
/ also ado,,trI 10 ilsue bonds in favor of the
prODoscd nrv railroad at that nIacc
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an iu>odrfI va N9il"'2 i"I ihtI'. nc
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/ H3SPl'al' la rose, mas let ioF TRIP 10 ms
old home IN Holland.
ACGCsT IANHREcHr am employe of a saw
MIL NIL at La crosse, wa severely realded by
/ Ihe pursuing "I steam plPe.
ALL memberS OF the Wisconsin Press As
Soclaton, whose dues are paid to January
/, 1885 are privileged t. attend the session
of the National Editorial Convention at the
Hotel Mecca. Chicago, May 1929. For the
week beginning the 22d they will likewise
( be entitled to admission TO the meetings of
/ the World Press Congress a the pcrma-
nent art palace
Mrs. AVN, STRANGE, of La Crosse paid
80 and costs for aNsaultng ncighhor with
a shovel.
THE Grand Lodge \. o. [. W, of Wis
! consin, has, at Baraboo, elected the follow
ing officers: Master Workman +. r.
/ Wheelock, Medtord; foreman f. : Baker.
/ Portage: oversecr. William Moore. BaraboO;
receiver, j. IL Marston Appleton; guide,
); 3. baison, Hudson; guard {. II. toXen,
Eau 'islrC trustee, W N0fdIath. Eau
Nia'it' lcui1"l 'A'iil'I''l' ~. hctit' Iai "a
representatives. 10 supreme IoqSe' W. +.
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heIu 1Il. al > 3haais0lL5 4 -.-,,.
he baiih ~ u o'e5oh' esIapliSheH an"uI
seai aso pA pHiSS'i' o'di o''IN a 70: ~
NHICaSo' d, ~ -hdH'S9i!' idH i'aGe 81! assign
+ meht' ana It's ai1alf2 were placed III me
hands OF Ne>srS. }. ). Lindsay ana VI W =,
lerWlIllger Tor settlement. Inc closing or
I the nank - que 10 the coiidpSe OF The Co
lumhlan National Bank ot Chicago.
The rumored purchase of a long strip Of
water front on Ray field harbor and the
Great Western Railroad by the Great North
ern has been confirmed. President Dal-
rYmpIe Is expected To- reach BAYFIELD, in